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system In the United States ao sian Front Has Opened^ Big Objective to Re­ In Panama From Viriiiity of Bry­ ■erioua, in fact, that today It had VI ay for ‘.Masses o f Said Made tain Combat Zone Ban. in operation four “ filter centera." ; ansk; Advances Being Cserman Divisions ID aa permanent as England’s, fo r ! Gay da Asserts Coup ln~ the receipt anj evaluation of re- ! Made ‘Over .Mountains Washington, Oct. 10.— (/P) To Russia Pour into Spaces Con* porta from observera. Congressional opponents of tended to ^et Vp Seu; Those centera, plus two tempor­ Of German (^rpses': fpiered by Armoretl

Neutrality law revision decid- Regime Submissive to ary ones, were being employed in ! Invaders Reported as Terms, Sent Through the week-long air raid warning Fornialions’ DNB Says today they would have to network exerclae, now in its sec- ' fVashington's Orders. Stalled .North of Orel. Ja/Htn, Bulgaria. Beinn —Also Tifxbten Rings. rage an all-out tight against ond day in ter. northeastern atatea. President Rposevelt's request Just Short of Real Thing | Given Serious Consid­ Moscow:. Oct. 10.---(,P)-- lor authority to arm ship- Rome, Oct. 10— i>P) — The au­ It may be mock warfare for the: Berlin. Oct. 10.— (/P)— The movie-going civilian. For the) The Red Army conceded to­ eration; Denial Mmle. ling, even though some in thoritative Faaclat editor Vlrginlo sweep of mijfhty armed (^r- Gayda today accused the United ' day that the Germans are Ih e ir ranks were not dead set . , thing’. man forces through a 310- advancing at .several places “New York, Oct. 10 Re- jgalnat the Idea of putting guna States of reapon.iblllty for yeater-j This was emphasized when; mile-wide gap in Russia’s day's coup d'etat in Panama. Army officials announced that the | ports thst Germany had olfereil an merchantmen. The -big objec- with immen.se forces in a central front lines was com­ Jlve, senator Taft (R., Ohio), ex­ Writing in his newspaper II 1**1 would continue today despite new surge toward Moscow armlatlce to Russia circulated pared' by -the authoritative plained, waa.to preserve the law’s aiomale D'ltalia, he said the coup i ***'’ ceilings in some | from the vicinity of Bryan.tk widely in Europe today klstlng provisions prohibiting was Intended to set up a new re-I “ •'*“ ■• the New York city vlcin- Dienst aus Deutschland to- gime submlaaive to Washlngron'a ity rain and a variable ceiling of but declared the gains were A non-Axis informant on the tmerican-flag merchantmen from continent, a man with wide diplo­ day with a torrent of water I orders and "Intrigues." 700 to 900 feet reatricted the area Iperating In combat zonea or voy­ being made “ over mountains I matic connections whose informa­ pouring, through a break in a of the test but did not halt the aging to belligerent -porta. I (The Berlin radio broadcast the ot German rorpscs.’’ North of tion has proved highly reliable, I onre-powerful dam. - The newt 1 comment that "it was recalled in experiment. CHoudy weather and Orel, however, the Army newspa­ Seek Subatantlah Vole rain was- forecast for the entire said Russia was giving the terms, corhmentary u.sed the simile In However, he said, many opposl- ; the W’llhelmstraaae that exactly per, Red Star, declared the Invad­ I day. forwarded through Japan and Bul­ I asserting that the break-through legialatora had come to the I 40 years had elapsed since Theo- Waiting In trenches while an artillery barrage prepares the offensive, ers were stalled and a Nazi plan garia. serious consideration be- The layman has no idea how annoiirtced by the high cOmnuind onelualon that unless a substan- according to the Berlin caption on this-photo, sre German infantrymen to encircle Marshal Semeon Timo- j (Continued On Page Fourteen) far the Army has gone in but­ j had opened the way for “ the mass­ Jal ,;^ote could be mustered tressing the air raid defense sys­ on the center sector of the eastern front! Picture transmitted by radio shenko’a armies on the central ((VHiUnueid On Page Fourteen) es of German divisions to pour In-'' Fgalii.tt the ship arming proposal from Berlin to New York. . ' sector had collapsed. tem—under development for five to the spac^ conquered by armor­ the House, administration i years— until he tries to enter a Russians Heetily Outnumbered ed formations." forces In the Senate were likely building on Weat 18th street In A t Bryansk. It said, the Rus­ seek more aweep'ing changes, New Panama Beside# breaking the Ruaaian Manhattan. sians were heavily outniim)>ered U. S. Is Giving lines, the communique aaid, thq ich would end the curb on ship He doean't walk far. after the Germans had thrown Germans yesterday, tightened the aovementa. I stopped. A man wants to "’k'nisj Un io n s’ R o w T h reaten s mighty reinforcements Into • the rings around. Red krmiea at tha ’"There are some who believe Leader Ready i where he is going. Identification battle. Aid to Russia, Rea of Azov. Bryi.•ans\^ anda; Vyaz- liat the arming of ships might not I must be produced. Then, If the to bad in Itself," Taft told re- _ A t on* point. It aaid. one Soviet ■ ma. layman wants to go any farther, unit was facing two (torman Tank drtera, “ but when It is linked with I he roust be accompanied by a mea- Mopping V p Sega To Cooperate Tank Output Stoppage divisions and two motorized infan­ Envoy Reports . proposal to send those vessels In- j senger. Authorized aourcea I the war zone, the whole question Upatairs i^ara two floors wholly try divisions: at another, three German Infantry divisions w-nh "forward progress along auat be considered." tire front” and Mid one , Covernmenl R«on,i.ler.! .Dispute Involves Toledo W Q iigo O cfcatS 100 tanks were pitted against ' a May Beverse Poaition ‘Wp .Are iVot Giving Lip after another was being wiped 1 :— Barrinif «" dozens of men run the). Company and Subsid- single Red Army unit in a day­ In tha same vein, ^presentatlve ing Order long battle. Servr'lce Prn(>li<>al * ui*aning that mopping up of “ place.nlnr^ TelephoneT^l^nhftn* rails ^treamntPAom ira In ■ - . . But racucai Ruaaian forces already lah (R -N Y ), ranking minority Nevertheleaa, front line dis­ ■mber of the House Foreign Af- Arming of Ships Fly­ from thouaapds of volunteer ob­ \iarv; Mav Havp to .Assistance to Rt'ds. has begun. servers. Easily Change patches said, the ' new German i lalra Oommittee, said he would re- ing Flag of Nation. Ohaervefs' Reports Recorded Halt W ork in Week. thrust came only after a first on­ I They even hinted that,Vanguards jrerae hla previous decision to aup- Harriman Declared.' The obs'ervers’ reports ' are re­ slaught had been routed. of German units soutVof Moscow the armed ship proposal If it Panama, Oct. 10 corded with a marker on a big The Red Ajr Force was said to , 1 already were east of fhe longitude ime apparent that this waa iP)—A coup By The Associated Press In Lend-Lease London, Oct. 10. ye,. -W. Av- ' of the Russian camtat with the d’etat government ^dged to CDl- horizontal map. The mar.ker ia a be hitting hard to break up the hpart of an administration plot , to "plotter'i pip." Evaluators, be- S io p '];^ g e of the Army’s German offensive. Two squadrons erell Harriman, chief of the Amer­ intention of suTTOunillngnnlng It aso a 'War­ cet rid of the combat zone pro- laboratlon in contln ital defense is jxteonxideriDg an ai Monday by ! hind the plotters, decide whether i-tahk- ction was said by alone were credited with destroy-' ican delegation for aid to Russia, saw was aurrounqilid in. tha Polish, rtaton In the Senate. ---- First .\ttempt to Modify ing KjO German tanka, 41 fuel -campaign in 1939. ! ousted F*residentsnt Amulfo Arias i o‘»*r''*»' * "port on enemy air- War Department officials to- ’ aaid at a press conference today "In that caee,’’ he declared. "I which barred depots and 300 truck#— 180 of ('The capture of Orel. 320 miles be against the whole darn ^ e arming of mer- j planes ia a phony or the real threatened by a Nine .Million Dollar that United States aid was being chant ships flying Panama's flag. them loaded with troops—In three south of Moscow, put the German i»g." If It u the •teal thing the pips i CIO-AFL Jurisdictional dis- Measure Beaten by days. given to strengthen the Iranian A cabinet member aaid last spearheads In-that position.) .Preaidant Roosevelt told Oon- night that some decision on the are replaced with arrowi and ■ pute involvifUf The Spicer Vrst* nf 1 tn tlA Advance by Weight of Numbers railway to carry American-Biit- A mUiUrry commentator saiff the yesterday, In ipeciflcally re­ By sheer - weight of numbers, queatloh—which affects many “ tellers’’ sitting in a imicony Manufacturingv Company at ___! * Ish supplies to the Red Army. break-through extended roughly questing repeal of the ban on arm­ Red Star aaid, the Germans were United Stateo-owned vessels shift­ above the map relay the informs- _„..v. ------■rhe railway runs from the head from Orel, about 220 miles south ing merchantmen, that he hoped continuing to advance at several of the Persian gulf through Iran ed to Panama registry because of tlon to an adjoining operationa l® * ™ ® ’ Washington, Oct. 10 -(J*!-The of Moscow, to Vyazma. he legislators would carry out the the neutrality act to carry w4r room. From the information w h i c h , Sidiary, the Hillsdale (Mich.) House easily defeated today the sectors near Vyazma, about mid­ to Bandar Shah on the 'Caspian I ’true intent of the lend-lease act way on the Smolentk-Moaqow; ( V'yozma is only aHdut 180 miles supplies to Britain— might be an­ accumulates gradually on the op- Steel ProducU OoWany^ The attempt to modify the $3,- Sea ’ making It possible for the Unit- highway. northwest of Orel on a straight nounced today. eratlons room , map decisions are Spicer Compahy., makes .70 , per , —. ^ wu "W e are not giving lip service line, but the German forces have States to deliver the articles to cent o f the transmisst^a for all »»5 000.®00 lend-leaae bill — an But there, too, it aa1d, the in- to ’, from another $1,000,- (Late Boltotim el (he (IP) Wire) which the Germans left 4,500 dead. cow and received the greetings of ct so that thia country 'would greatest respect for contractual volunteer observera are partlcl- bargaining election , but rowing OOtKpOO in the bill for "uhforesee Red Star summarized the broad obligations with the government of a large crowd of government and ('ease giving'the definite aaeist- patlng. Is that the big alf raid i continued and the plant waa abl* ^uirementa ' picture of the situation by saying Ctilneee Capture Ichiug the United Ststas." SajH g that the reduction would diplomatic officials. Beaverbrook ------I closed temporarily this week by later waa received in aiidiencle by Chungldag, Saturday, Get. 11— (Continoed On Page Htz) Na Question Of Beregnition .. of loctu officials. mean month's production lost. (CoaUaoed Oa Page Six) (Informed Washington sources (Continued Oa Page Two) request King George. (lilneae military headquartora The matter reached a climax Chairmalj Cannon (D-Mo) pf the announced tonight that the CWOera said tha United States would re­ Automobile approprtatlMina *committee aasert- Great Achlevemeat" gard de la Guardla aa the consti­ when CIO United Harriman called the success of armiea driviag eaatword atong the,/ Workers, who have a contract, ***;, tutional leader of Panama. There It's the conference with the Ruaaimns Yangtze river hod eaptuiwd tcftoira. taps Price with Spicer, decreed that they , impoMble j -.i. wv..-to predict . 13. ia no ques^on o f recognition, they State Native idviknce British Fliers "a great achievement op the port Important port which hra h e ^ the aaid. aiace the shift followed con­ would not handle parte from ‘ be l of Lord Beaverbrook.’’-' wrateramoet outpoet e f Japaa*a stitutional procedure without dis­ Hillsdale concern, where the A F L ' V* Harriman declared "there can be lavoaloa. 'The aanoanremeat. - Control Bill order. To Be Admiral la the authorized bargaining agen- tn O ^ ^ t e i * ’’ * Attack Ships no doubt that the G e r ^ n Invasion ohostly after raMnlght. IH toeee (On a lecture tour in Padueba, . - - . _ ------Then Rep. Engel )R-Mich) pro- has resulted tn a tremendous con- a wild celebration In thin wartime -atbthTltelta—aWeRqNBte-rC’flfl _ I cnpltsd, with thousands of fire- K y„ Dr. Ricardo Alfaro, format posed a $60.(KX>.000 cuY in a $385.. solidatioh of the spirit of national- iBlifications of Hen- president of Panama, said the new Spicer officials reported to the 000,000 Item for taiikaV. arm or^ Weather Continues Gen-! Ism which is finding Us expression ; crackers shattering the night'calm. Rockwell to Succeed Be- derMn to Head Pro- president was an honest and un­ War Department that unleai the cars, automobiles and fnlckq, con­ In the vplient snd gallant resist- j Newsboys ran threugh the streets compromising man and forecast mis as Commandant of CIO l^ c o t t were diacontlnued. the tending, tike Case, that that to­ erally Unfavorable for | snee of the Russian troops." with exlrao. ^ company v/euld have to halt work ;ency Doubted improvement In Washlngtoh-Pan- 16th Naval District. tal could be reduced and. if heces- , Bombing Operations., He added that he also had been ■♦'*,• ama relations. He described the on transmiaaiona for the "balf- sary, the cut could be made, up impressed by Russian ability to | P j’ramldlng Causing Inflation Arias presidency as "a product of traca’’ hnd ’’Jeeps’’ and tbat mater- W aahlngtb^Oct. 10.— on—Tbm from the contingent fund. ' employ machines in warfare. j St, Louis, Oct. 19—(Ah—Assfs- imposition and dictatorship.” ). Washington, Oct. 10.—ue>— The luM were on hand for only about London, Oct. 10—UP)— Weather I Declinlng to discuss the question ^ tant Attorney General Thurman r, Oeorgih!s eommlasloner of But EngeTa ' amendment also ‘ De La Guardis', a man of pro- Navy. Department baa selected for a week’s further manufacture pf waa cast aside, on a 135-83 stand­ continued generally unfavorable of religion. Harriman said thst I An«»ld' declared today the pyro- . . ilture, today atUcked tha ad- promotion to thy'rank of rear ad­ parts for tanks. for bombing operations, tht gov­ inistration’a pending price con- ing .vote. I mld|ag of dlstributloa coots by pri­ (Coatisoed Ob Page Twd) miral, Capt. Francis Warren Rock, Walk Oui at Dry dock EeVialMis Propoaed ernment 'Said today, but British (Oogtihort bn Page Two) vate groups was cMsing most bin and aharply chaUenged well, of South Woixtotock, Conn., In Brooklyn, N. Y., 500 employes j Aa the House met an hour bombers last night neverthelera: at­ the price Inflation in tbc neoenst- - quaHAcatlona of Leon Hender- and designated him to succeed of Robins Drydock walked out a t . earlier'tha.i usual (11 a. m.) in an tacked shipping and other objec- tics of Ufc. ‘The MU before Coo- to head the propoaed new c<^ tiyra at Aalesund, on ' the west ! agency. Rear Admiral Hacal^lif. 'Bemia aa noon today to proteit. union lead- effort to comptet^ action in one ' grees' te control prices is a great - commandant of the Sixteenth era aaid, the employment of two ] day, those major revialona were coast of NonVay. c.ountcr-proseiire, ArooM epid, but , "H ie only reaaon ao far advanc- Payne W ould WillShutQff Naval district at Cavite. In the proposed, virtually w-ithout hope Details wara lacking. he iMided even Ita advocates odaUt kl for Mr. Henderaon. to have this npn-union workers at the 'ahipyaid Philippine Islands. ' ch to busy repairing both of adoption: Britain iraa raided by a single the difriculUcs . of admialstrattna. Oh,” aaid Linder, "to that be en- Captain Rockwell will depart for rlcan and British ahipa. Oim- 1. To forbid use of any part of last night which dropped | I He asserted the problem eeaM bo |oya the friendship of Baruch, Be Relieved A m s Supplies I Manila In the near future. An­ ,y officials refused to comment the money for Russia. &mbs at one place on the aouth- reduced to a ntialmum size by as- lorgenthau, Straua, Oinaherg and nouncement of the exact date la 2. To reduce a $l,875,0a0.(X)0 WMt coast of England. — '— ' I tacking rrotralata of (rode wUeh 'Ugganheim interasta." on the walkout, staged by Local 39 contrary to present Naval policy. of the Industrial Union of Marine fund for agricuftura), Industrial ."A few houses were damaged ' Praaentlng a prepared brief to Makes R^uast. to Gen­ Admiral Bemia will return to and Shipbuilding Workera of and a very small number oit peo- | Crad* .\Mured No Help K K r i ’X lS T ’" It House Banking and (hirrancy eral Krueger Ho Meet the United States because at poor America (CIO). (DeaUaned On Page Six) pie austalned slight Injuries,” a | tics. "immIttM which is holding hear- W ill Be Given by A giant Alabama atMl mill and communique .aaid. ■ on the price bill, Linder offer- health, the Navy Department an­ Business Problems.’ nounced. a forge plant at Buffpla. N. Y „ • Taaksra Amoag Targets Little Inomptoymeat Seen - biographical sketchea of Hcn- Treasury Baktnce Largest Storehouse. a p ta in Rockwell, hla succeasor, were back in production today fol­ The Air Ministry News- Service ; iraon, Bernard M. Baruch, Treas- Seattle, Oct. Ifi—(A*>—WUUnm U ia a tall, athletic, grey-haire^ lowing labor disputes, but tha aaid tankers, supply ships and Secretary Henry Morgcfithau Jacksonville,. Fla., O ct 10— (iPi— Waahingion,' Oct. 10- m>P) —The Manila, Oct. 10,-i-wP»—Henry F. Hutcheson, first vfec president at The Fourth Army Corps 'today Bendlx. N . J., plant at A ir Asso- armed trawlers In fjords along the Nathan Straua, Federal houa- ruddy-complexioned Individual with pbaitiaa of the Treasury Oct. g: Grady, I^ sid en t Roosevelt's spe­ the Anrarlcnn Federatloa e f labor, forwarded a letter front MaJ. Oen. th* words “mUltary efficiency clatea, Inr., fa c ^ the possibility of Rsceipta, $11,234,766.35; expen­ Norwegian coast, spotted during antd today ho did oot befiero ttoa ng admlnialrator, but gave no daylight rsconnaiasancs, were tar­ cial economfe representative, sold Morris B. Payne, former com­ stamped all over him. seixuTo by the government unless ditures,. $56,333.113 A3; net Iwlancz, Supply Priori tie* oa dentUIcaUoh of "Olnaberg.” gets of tha attack, along with a today be had received assurances "Mr. Baruch and Mr. Morgen mander of the 4Sid (N ew Eng­ Captain Rockwell’s nick-name 31366,133.130.87; customs receipts during a comprehenatve tour of Board’s bon ea off flah oil factory at Altotoind and a hou," continued Linder, "havi land) Diviaioa at Camp Blandlng, of "skinny" followed him from (CeaUnned On Pngs Tw e) for month, $9,573313.18. southeastern Asia tliat the Axis bulldlag wooM eggne la ------'havt to the ‘Hiigd Army headquarters radio station on an totand nearby. iven tbelr unqualided endorae- Connecticut to the Naval Academy would be shut off completely from wktonprsad uneoHdeynneat la t$M at San Antonio, Texas, requesting Bombtng by bright moonlight, building ten den. A nrajertoy at « a t to Mr. Henderaon for tbla and stuck with him through a the world's largest 'storehouse of that he be relieved from active Naval career that tod him' to aoma of tbs sttacUng planes dived meataero of the bolldlag tndra at- >b. Mr. .Baruch and Mr. Morgen- war materials. military service. Prance slid Ireland during tha within 300 feet of the targets, the rendy nre employed In nnfinnal .do- bau have apoken thdr unquaUfled M sri service reported. He told a press conference thst MaJ.-Gen. Oimar W. Oriswold, World War, to the Office of Naval Ickes Reports More Tank officials of the .Philippines, China, feoM eoantraetloa, ho m M Iff na itopoaiUon to any advance In farm Crete Oaptors Costly who recently took command of.the Operations in Washington, down to Malays, The .Netherlands East In-Y intervtow. lie retlnrated that eerao- ctcee---- Mr. &ruCh and Mr. Fourth O i>r^ aaid the letter waa MaJ. Gen. B. C. Freybcrg, com­ Port-au-Prince, Haiti, and hack diies, India, Burma and Ceylon had whet lera than fit pnr eeat e f the forganthau are much too amart to addraaned to Oea. W alUr Kreuger, mander ot the Allied forces at mcrahen ef' hto ewra Ivo their unqualUled endoraement to the Naval Academy, where be Crete-during the fighting on tbat pledged their efforts for increased Third A m y commander, and that UughV phyatca and electrical engi- Cars Moving Oil to East the COrpeatere nad Jstaers o any man for a Joh of thia kind Greek Island, jtoclared today its production and .expedited deUverles Oeneral Payne bad asked to he re- neerlnig. • noUeant, nre nt werk. ea ritheut knowtag beferehaod that Ueved of military duties "to meet capture cost Ura Germans 17,000 to the United States .and Britain TgVifsirj" la Tttlij WgaUngtoa, Oct. 10.— Iff) SeC'along haul by railroad from praduc- of never-I strategic materials. prej eete. • would adnUnlfter the offtoe In preecing bualneas problems." easualUw out of an attacking oafermity with their vtewa.^ "Efflctoncy’’ is hia hobby, and he retary o f Interior Ickes, ths de- tag areas to the east. Howtver, a fores of 85.000. ' Grady also reported: If approved by the ‘rhlid Army includes in It the subject o f phy*. Morlials At » ntoara Igaeraat O f Hbrai rn b ltm i headquarters, the letter w ill be fenae pstreleum ^rd tn ator, ra- JySJ ”*.ttis oU traveled part Hs reported offletally tbat tbs 1—’^ United States probably Henderaon, ba- aaaertod further, lee, which he said he enjoyed Germans lost 4,000 l^ s d . 8.000 will ineTOhM supplies at industrial n eaity forwarded to the War Depart­ teaching in Annapolis. ^ . i ,11 haa no more Idea of the hard- ment in Washington for flnal ac­ drosrosd and 11,000 wounded. machinery and wror. equipment to Wpe of people on the fanna than When be was nmnery officer oo the week ended Oct. 4 moved 4,099 inato where it then waa picked op (Britain has sck^owledgsd that noutheoatern. Asia whUe guaran­ tion, Oeneral Griswold explained. ths hattlesblp ‘Tennsssee” ^ m edge higher. be man in the mooo” and "Do Oeneral Payne, a New Londao. rail tank can of oil Into tha aaat <'and moved the remainder o<* the she lost 15,000 men killed, wound­ teeing the absorption of any In- 19M to. 1939,'^ his ship woh the coast area, complying hia requeet! way by ear. — Hi K>ra knowledge of .n,, Coon., Iwielneae man. waa com­ ed or prlsooslw end the Gernmns erpoae- In production thst ibay ro- "meat ball," which to Navy men that the industry “enlist flvery i The announcemsot said tbs oU ^ probieaM that bmet fkrmera mander of the 4$rd (N ew Eng­ have set their lorara at OBfiS.) nult ' iheans the highest peesible honor possible method o< tranaportatloa” I was shipped from approximately land) National Guard ’ Dlviaiaa at BMka Oeaai itr rranca Ta Haro "Effective** .Air roran for oombinfcd ettclency in gun­ to get oil to the Atlantic seaboard. 80 lo a d i^ points in "Texas, Ala- Skffiiming over the Dover strait 3—Chlna'within a few weeks wiQ m u ' nod Mow Oetedra Camp Blandlng until a W ar De- nery, engineering, nnd oonununica- e. “ portm n t order rnHered him o f the Movement of rail tankers into I hamn, Ksntneky, LouiaUaa, Otio, jundsr low n i o clouds. Royal A ir hhro an'"effective" air force com- the east was at a fate « f 585 a ' HUnois. Mlatoasippi. Boros Bten in effenstve epsraUons porad entirMy o f American plonso. mniand last week. He eras re­ Captain Rockwen wm» born in placed hy Brig. Oen: John H. Has- ' Arkanaaa, Indlang and Michigan. slbruck today against the Gennan- 8— Throuighout southeMtera IkMith Woodstock, Oon^„ on July Reran Oil B M p f^ Direct ickra said the 'week’a movement oeeuptod poast df Brance, aqpord- AsU, eori’jding-Thailand,' there t o . II • I’ru jil oto r ^ Vtoo). i In rame viastaqoek, Ickes said, rrpreaented aa increase .of M4 Weal • (< ^ Ithqoa'was tfetoBoU diraet ea tha tear* aear-ftoi lo a f f s p f i t

'.V »AOB TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD^ MANCHE8TSR» CONN. rniUA T. OCltlBER lO. 1941 , . . -*'. ,, • . ‘ ■ ' A _.... MAKCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN. FRIDAY, OCTOBER tO, 1941 PAGE TRREh Grown Up Pin Boys ed tmmedlstefy,. Then Mr. Welch psni \ will send Uui warning alcmg to tlonsl Defena* Mediation Bosid. Making G o^ Money Army Serious U. Se Is Giving About Town - - y j -m m - combatant, non military nature Former Chief those imdef him in the dty. w’ho charged tfist company offl- New P&iinma adclibg that the incident was an ference had this tour-fokl.purpoac: This same procedure ia followed ctsls had failed to cooperate with and will haye to do principally with example of "what not to do.” Leader ftead yfch ool Sign for Work the maintenance and repair of Training Will Seldes Chief \ "1. To stimulate educational Pin' boys for* work in bowling in 15 other air raid warning cen­ the board or union In efforts to Board Names Meantime, MaJ. O n . Charles K. ork in all Cbnnecttcut CIO uh- Held in Fires About System ters In Connecticut, bringing iStp settle the latest CIO strike there. Aid to Russia, A letter was received hy The specialized, technical equipment Thompson's First CVirpa, divided in-, alloys are mighty hard to sc: Herald today from Pvt. Jamca used by naval, military shd air so that our rapidly growing cure although tliere arc ’ rome action an estimated 1,$00 volud- In progress since Sept. 30. In England Be Tougher to Red and Blue armies, struggled ment may be made up Findlay,, former local boy who re­ forces of the British and their through the final phases of a mock CIO Speaker ot places that pay five cents a For Warniiijjs teera - / Graham asserted that F. Leroy Envoy Reports allies. tnily'OIO conaciou* members. Five Boys Also Under III tulditlop to these there are Hill, president o t the flrth, and cently signed Op with the Army To CooperatR McKinney jChairman battle near Winnsboro, S. C. The string up until midnight when Air Corps. Before his enlistment, Applications for appointment to !elp Form Commltteea ' the price is six cents a string. approximately 5,000 observers at Walter Chalaire, attorney, had Registrations to Be Ac­ 28th and 29th DIvlHlnn-s of the .Scr- '2. To'J^elp local unions that d» Bonds After InvesUga* (Contbiiied from Pago One> - 169 lookouts who are giv^g up walked out of hearings held in (ContlaMd From Fage One) Jimmie was employed by Mont­ this Civilian Technical Corps can Eir»l Army at Coneind* and Ckirpa completed an (uti-tcise ■Author and Newspaper- The number that bowl in Man­ gomery Ward A Co. Jimmie likes (Conttaned from Page One) be made at any State Employment not have ^tive^ educational com­ chester after midnight is al- leisure time or devoting working Washington Wednesday on the tree Resignations of cepted at Any State ing Phase of First In withdrawal arid pursuit in the mittees to form 'such commlttooa ' tion o f Barn Blaze. warning RUcr center here, and hour* to spot aircraft -^ r Uncle case. ter the a-ar "we will find Russia the service very much, and would Office, .Major Maloney stated, and area west of (Thcsterfleld, ,S. C. inah on Educational j most as many u bowl during appreciate receiving letters from nounced pro-democratic li I Teachers Reported by will, be forwarded to the. (>>rps "3. To provide'for an exchange Uit^e Irv Norfolk, Boeton and Sam. Hill said he was .amazed at the much more interested In National­ was minuter of Justice in Employment Offiee. Week o f Maneuvers. Uhder the lead of Its new com­ (inference i-Program. of Ideas and for cqoperatlon a'mong • , B«lfaDivision arrived at Carthage, N. boy under 16 years of age In a Attention Gentered ters should be a d d re*^ to Jim­ Camden, S. C„ Oct. 10—(A»i— Hartford. Oct. 10 — pP).— The bership activities. . ,\ five boy* from that town we^ un­ The Signal Corpa, In charge Of meeting. qan welt become hitlmate with.” Nazi leanings. '* I lation Change Made. ers who are moved by a spirit of The First Army arrived at the C.. and engaged in simulated com­ "4. To make plana tor 'real as­ bowling alley and as a result “We left with the understand­ mie in care of the 60th Air Base Connecticut CIO tkiuncll an­ the warning ayetem, will be a On City of Quincy Rooelvad by Stalin Group, 49th Squadron, Baton Several of Arias' followers wel concluding phase of Its firal week bat with the 26th Division and sistance from the State (TO (3oun- der bond* today on charge* lodged I some older men are the "pin permanent realrtont at the inatal- ing that the meeting was at an adventure, or a wish to get closer other troops of MaJ. Ccn. Karl boys:” Those who take this Boston, bet. 10—{If)—Bombing The American said that be and Rouge, La. under precautionary arrest. I Everett T. McKinney was elect- of maneuvers in the Carolinss to­ nounced today It would hold an cil and from local educatlohal com- . by the State Inaurance Depart­ lationa In the four cities, end and that they would hauid Beaverbrook went to the Kremlin On Havana Arias said ha wi to the first line of defense may Mystery Cal­ Trueadell’s corps. ' educational conference here Sun­ . w'ork arc good workers and are pianos theoretically attacking chairman of the Board of Edu- day with a new Commanding offi­ mittees with a .wealth of tgcperl- ment after a montb*-long Investi­ Thc interceptioniterccptlon grigroups, deargn- along Massachusetts' coastline cen­ down recommendstions,” Hill alone where they were received by surprised at the overthrow ot register for wor’ Jn England at cer for the 44th Division and the Upon conclusion of their prob­ day, Oct. 19, at which Gqorge ence to locals wishing to start V - I making an average of 80 cents en the city her assistants will be in charge of any State Employment . Office, prospect of undergoing more cationsL work and to local* tlle bombera. will bO permanent The board has recommended Vyacheslav Molotov and Maxim Chiba for eye treatments and w: keeting last evening. Mr. McKin­ ls Unclaimed return to their base f amp.s for a would be the chief speaker. ing dlnicultles in carrying ou" Are* at Winterpbrt, Frankfort and en often bring the earnings ot of Quincy, where the battleship that the strike be called off, im­ the food sale which the Salvation Major Leonard J, Maloney, Direc­ strenuous training next week. residents at' the prot^orn’e air­ .Massachusetts recently Was Litvinov, who acted as interpreter. trying to telephone the new exec ley succeeds Mrs. Lillian Bowers, week-end of recreation. The announcement said the con­ their programs.” . Prospect last July 3 and 4: the matured pin boys to nearly mediately. that strikers be return­ Army Home League will conduct tor of the State Employment Ser­ Msj. Gen. CHlfford R-. Powell, Tvra set* of brothers pleaded in­ ports, too. Just how; permanent launched, and other Boston sub­ The Russians, Americana and in Hale's store tomorrow morn­ live to learn whether he could r| Iho was not a candidate (or re- New Jersey political leader and $45 a week. the obaerver systcny.wil| prpve to ed to their jobs without discrlmin- turji "to , the countiy I. Jove vice announced today. .\iitoiiiobi|p Parked at nocent In municipal court last urbs. sUbn and that the union manage­ Britons held conferences Sunday, ing. lection this month at the annual veteran of the World War waa suc­ night and were bound over to the be is one of the Apmy's immediate CivUian spotters on the ground Monday and Tiiesday nights last mtich." He said "I am not pi Tl.ere is a particular need for ceeded in command of the 44lh,by concerns. ment hold further conferences aim­ AxU; I am pro-Panama.'' keeting of the voters of Manches- Municipal Building la Superior court term beginning sent warnings of the planes' ap­ ed at a collective bargaining con­ week, he said, and "we got through .William Riley of Plymouth. kr. 1 trained radio mechanics, metal Brig. Gen. James Muir, upon the her# Tuesday. They were George Brig. Gen. ^awson Olmstead. proach to Army officials and clvll- a lot in those three nights. (Alios left Panama before da' workers, eaectrlclans, instrument recommendation of the Second “ IT here You Can Afford to Buy Cootl Furniture** Recreation Group / tract. The union's grievances in­ Missabhusetta, driving through Tuesday only a few hours afti Ludwig Hansen was re-elected Apparently Unowned. Q., 20, and Carl Moran. 18. and acting chief signal corps officer, i.s' jan volunteers In a secretinforma- clude the discharge of five work­ Refiorts Confirmed town shortly after 8 a, m. today cret'ary and Superintendent Ar- repairers, automobile mechanics, Corpa commander. MaJ Gen. Uoyd directing the operation of the Hpn center which directed air de­ issuance of the decree orderli machine tool settcra and operators Robert, 20. and David Birming­ ers, and demands for a new wage Authoritative sources confirmed escaped injury when his automo­ |mr H. Illing was re-olected treaa- Local police today were seeking R. Fredendall. ham. 18. Names Officers warning net. the biggest the Army fenses. Panama registration forfeited and other similarly trained work­ agreement. The company has con­ today that the Germans had cap­ bile skidded and overturned at any cargo ships mounting guns.. er. The naming of the sub-com- to ascertain the owner of a Rhode Above Age Limit Reginald L Potter. 18. was ever hM tried to man. Searchlight Display tinued operations at the plant Minchcater Green. Riley told- po­ jilttMS of the board, which is the ers, Mr. Maloney stated: Transpor­ Simultaneously, announcement scheduled for arraignment today When the efficiency of the net The first day's maneuvers con­ tured Melitopol. Ossipenko (Berd­ "I cherish the most absolute coi tation to and from England Is ^ BEDROOM FURNITURE and has filled the Jobe of many yansk). and Mariupol along the lice be was driving at a moder­ )ty of the chairman, was de­ Island car which apparently has was made that a colonel, two and John Chalsson. 26. the one­ la ostabll.nhcd—probably late Sat­ cluded last night with a spectacu­ of the strikers. fldence," said de la Guardla'a stat| furnished and workers who qualify Manchester Recreation Commit­ north short of the Sea of Azov in ate rate when his car slid side­ ment. "that all problems pendl sired at the request of the new been parked at the rear of the lieutenant-colonels and two majors time chief, next Monday. urday—sneak flights of bombers lar display in the Boston harbor disking Plane Paris ways on wet leaves and the wheels airman. He asked that he be al- are furnished free board, lodgings, in the 29th Division (Maryland- ...» All Named In Warrants tee, which has Charge of all public area as hOge searchlights picked southwestern Russia. between our two coimtrles (t: medical care as well ss gqod Municipal building for several in the appear hern and there fpr in­ Graham declared that If the nit the curbing, throwing the ve­ ^wed a few days to consider the Everett T. McKinney Virginla-District of Columbia), had Municipal Court Judge Ernest recreation activities and property terception by pursuit planes. The out "Invading” planes for the guid­ board rejected or Ignored the Thev said it was possible that a hicle on its side. There wn* no ar­ United States and Panama) ferent appointments and when wages. months. There Is no report of a considerable pocket o f Russian re­ find an opportune solution, msi been relieved of their, commands Thornton said all were named In In the town met last night for its interception work for the area un­ ance of antl-airoraft guns. board's recommendations the case, rest, be selections were made he would Local draft boards have been stolen car bearing the plates car­ and given temporary duty at corps warrants charging “setting Are to der test is under the direction of Scattered from Swampscott on would be sent to the Office of. sistance existed west of those ^ in ed on high democratic prin' authorized by Nr.tional'Headquar­ ried by the vehlclp in question It post-election organization session ' pies." ave each member notified. headquarters. A statement from Modern buildings own^ by another” and Brig. den. John C. McDonnell, the North Shore to Hull on the Production Management for fur­ points. / 'Die meeting was called to order ters of the United States Selective is ssld. Slid named Joseph H- Russell south, the beams formed a virtual (German reports on Tuesday Miantonomoh Tribe No. 68, Im­ De la Guardia was sworn in aft' Debt Cleared Service to defer .members of the the Army's Public Relations De­ were under $1,000 bail each. acting under the First Air Force ther action which, he added, might proved Order, of Red Men, will Superintendent Illlng'aiid an in- For several weeks the presence partment Indicated all five were Chalsson _jyaa arrested In again as chairman. Ludwig B. commander, MaJ. Gen. Herbert A. rone over the harbor as they include Federal seizure of the said that Ossipenko and Mariupol a three-hour regime by Secoi brmal ballot was taken. Edward Civilian Technical Corpa by plac­ of the machine caused no atten­ HaniKu will ^ be vice chairman, focused on the "attackers.” hold its regular meeting in the Vice President Ernesto Jsi above the age limit for their pres­ Manner Quincy, Mass.; the others In New Dargue of Mltchel Field, Long Is­ plant. Air Associates hold $5,000,- had fallen. There was no mention Murphy and William Buckley ing them In class HB. tion for it was believed the ovvner ent ranks. Haven and Bridgeport. Conh., by Harold M. Reed was named secre­ Sports Onter on ^ells street, Guardia, who formed a new co: On Dormitory This plan of labor recruitment land. OOO in contracts for sirplanc parts. of Melitopol, which lies west of Monday evening at 8 o'clock. kere not present when the meet- was only a "regular parker" Speaking to the' officers of hi.i SOramlined, ronsrrvatlvr. , as pictured. . .oee Joseph A. P. Flynn, chief of the tary. ^Counting of Union members' the other two cities. The Russian net and stepped out. pg was coiivene.d and on the first has the approval of the President. When the tires went flat the the natural wood grain to appreciate the full Inaurance Department's Arson D ^ Reappointed to the post of as­ Police Jailed . Mayor Nlcol Paul V. MrNutt, Administrator of corps. General Fredendall express­ Row Threateus ballots was to begin late today at communique for several days allot Mr. McKinney received five car drew notice, and now it resU ed satisfaction with the teamwork beauty of these up-to-the-minute valued! vision, and Sheriff Roland L. sistant aupervlsor at the West Rain Faih to Dampen the San Diego, Calif., boinber mentioned Melitopol as a center of The High school office announc­ Ardito Barletts of Panama. (Mt| |otes. This was at once made Connecticut College Re­ the Federal Security Agency, and on four flats. The machine, appar­ Side Recreation Center was Ber­ ed the postponement of the Man­ who was known as the Iron mi and proeress shown in field tac­ Woodbury of Waldo county. All Spirits o f Yankees plant of The Consolidated Air­ fierce fighting but said nothing ormal and unanimous and on tak- ports Only One of Sidney Hillman of the OPM,. it was ently In good condition, seems to tics. six were working in defense indus­ tie McConkey while John Hedlund Tanks’ Output craft Corporation. An estimated about It today. chester High and East Hartford of the Arias regime; Anton , the chair Mr. McKinney thank- stated, and does not run contrary have been abandoned. Th.t listed tries. was named to the similar position Hartford. Oct. 10. — -■ Rain 10,000 members of the AFL Ma­ football game, scheduled for this Isaza, private eeorctary to to the efforts made by local Indus­ However, he severely criticized Headed for Rzlfv 'the members for the honor and Seven Not Paid for- owner cannot be reached, it Is One regimental commander for Your Choice ... at the East Side Center and Earl failed to dampen the spirit of chinists union voted on a com­ afternoon at East Hartford. The president and former consiil-ge trie* to recnill skilled workers. ganrie will be played Monday at ured them he would do what he said. sending soldiers on a force?! march About seven billion dollars Bissell was made boya' supervisor thousands of Connecticut Yankees, I Continued From Page One) promise wage proposal designed to (The British radio sijd the Ger­ eral in Hamburg, Germany, who ould to promote the boat Interests "Although at flrtt sight ' the at the West Side. . mans a-ere striking toward the 3 p. m. there. many regarded as a Nazi aym/ New London, Oct, K)!—<>P,— under a blazing sun carrying full LIMED OAK or worth of new life Insurnnce la the civilians who have volunteer­ avert a strike. Two high union of­ |( the work of the board and said effort might qppear In be In com­ New York state's Individual and written in the United States an- Plans for winter’ recreation ac­ Mediation Board recommendations ficials predicted that the plan upper Volga town of R*hez, 70 thizer; Olstobal Rodriguez, anotl Uonnectlciil college announced to­ petition with the needs of the packs when, he .said, truck trans­ ed to protect their fellowmen in bat if he showed any. short com- day that only one of it* seven dor­ corporate income taxes in the fis­ ports were available to carry the tiually. tivities were discussed. the event of aerial bombardment, for settlement of a CIO strike arc would be accepted. ml1j*s north of Vyazma and 125 Frank Carlson, of North Elm er presidential secFctary, ifnited States forces and industry. ' GUINEA WOOD street, today moved Into an apart­ bga he would welcome sugges- mitories, built during the past cal year ending in 1940 yielded pack.s. Only a third of the com­ as they resumed their lookout accepted. Under the proposal, the begin­ miles almost due west of Moscow. Enrique Llnarics, senior manag |ons. Major Maloney stated, "these $148,263,000. All major units of the Fairfield ners scale would be set at from The broadcast, heard by (3 8 . said ment in the Rubinow building and of the national lottery. eight years, now carried any debt, authorities realize that it Is to the mand reached its objective, h* said. ...yoa H find this new Guinea Wood posts today under cloud-laden will become the Janitor of the Teachers Resign the trustees having voted yester­ • delightful grain and color., ..Imllar skies. Steel Viov’ts at Birmingham, Ala., 55-65 cents an hour to 60-75 cents. this stretched the main defense Police forces were mobilized Superintendent Illing 'reported ultimate benefit of the United were put back Into operation last Worker* receiving more than 66 line of the, Russian central front building. barracks 7or hours yeai day to use the available balance .States that the "first line of de­ to light shade pin-atripe walnut. Demonstrating that they have nlglit and the Tennessee Coal. Iron at three teachers In the school from last year's budget and an ap­ OPEN learned Number One lesson of sol­ cents an hour would get s 13-Ceht Into a 270-ralle arc from Rzhev, against the possibility of an u; stem had resigned. .Mias Mary fense" should be maintained strong and Railroad Company declared blanket boost. through Vyazma and Bryansk to Changes in bus drivers will take rising and ail Panama leaves fi propriation from the 1941-42 budg­ and effective and that a number of BED - DRE.SSER - CHEST diering—obey the command—the effect Sunday., The men made aly, who has taught first grade et to clear the last indebtedness 2 4 HOURS civilians reported to theli posts on the mills, largest in the south, Other labor disputes Interrupted Orel.) United States soldiers and salloi r one year in . the Robertson United States citizens should, for would be kept open. CIO steel work on a $2,500,00 defense hous­ Informants gave some credence their bids during the week. It Is from the Canal Zone were cai on the 1937 dormitory. our own purposes, have training i;i RANGE In 100 OalloD L ots... two fronts altbo'ugh the Weather not expected that any changes chool .has secured a place in the Only two of the seven new dorr NEW LOT OF workers passed through the picket ing project in Seattle and on an to German claims of large pock­ celled. orwlch school*, her home town, certain technical aspects of war Texaco Oryatallle seemed to Indicate their efforts lines of AKL machinists and Elec­ will be made on the local lines. (Sources In Bogota, CotUmbI mitori(-* werj built wholly from AND FUEL Range Oil, gallon. might be worthless. Army barracks In . Neuva Eeija ets t)f Russian troops caught In er father, the board was In- under Operational conditions. Tech­ tricians who struck vestcrilay. province in the Philippines. Reported that Arias, after a yei gifts. Mary Harknes.>) house, open­ nical manpower In Great Britain Fnel Oil. f.2c gallon. Although frequently confused, the Nazi- advance In the Vyazma The Manchester Cleaners, who .rmed, ia a widower and not in "CIO Wildcat Lockout” The Seattle strike resulted from and Orel areas of the raging cen­ of discord with U. S. Canal ood health and Mlse Daly wished ed in 1934, was the gift of Mrs. haa been completely mobilized and Men *s And Boys * these two volunteer civilian corps The AFL men said they walked have a place of business on Cen­ authorities, had made sweepi Edward S. Harkness, who has have distinct functluiui to perform a Jurisdictional' c o lle t between tral front. ) be with him. the shortage of skilled workers to DIAL R500 out in protest to' card inspections the teamsters and electrical work­ ter street at Knox street, with a demands on the United States, i since given the college the beau­ maintain and service the evergrow­ in modem warfare.' The observers, Do Not Beite^-e Nazi* branch office on North Main volvlng heavy payment, for tl She will also be paid a little or aircraft spotters, scan the by the CIO Steel Workers Organ­ ers unions. The teamsters struck ore in salary. Mias Daly, he said, tiful Harkneas chapel. Emily Ab­ ing output of technical equipment izing Committee- -an action which because electrical workers were They were ekeptlcal, however, street, have leased the former right to defend that water 11: bey Houae, the cooperative dormi­ has become acute and urgent, " skies for airplanes. of German assertion* that be­ laundry building at Wells and between the Pacific and as been a good teacher, but he SIS Ce.NTEB the AFL pickets declared was a operating equipment used to hoist It that under the conditions she- tory opened two years ago. was If the United States Government SWEATER Their informaUon Is telephoned tween 60 and 70 Russian divisions Spruce street and will Install ma­ Caribbean.) AT BROAD ST. through definite channels so that "CIO wildcat lockout" poles into place. lould be allowed to resign and he given by Mrs. James D Oil! of should require the .services of the;x; The Fairfield mills normally em­ Both F^rrstlon I'nlons had been surrounded, citing the chinery aoc’ In this way be able to Springfield. Mass. EASY TER.MS! MORIARTY BROS. the bombers may be intercepted. take care of their Increased busi­ ad so Informed her. The board trained technicians at any time the ploy about il.OOO. There was no Both unjons are affiliated with staggering size of offensive forces Other Residence Halls Britiidi, Government has agreed to The air raid wardens, on the other necessary to carry out such a ness in Manchester. Diplomatic. Relations pproved of hi*, action. For her hand, receive flashes from Army official statement of the number the American Federation of I.abor lace Mr. Illing suggested Mias The other residence halls, Wind­ release them immediately. The Sketched at Keith’s now at work, but a CIO spokes­ whose president, William' Green, colossal encirclement. UP T O ... 18 MONTHS TO PAY! headquarters that bombera are Past Royal Matrons and Patrons Absolutely Vnehanged lice Heckler, of Coventry. ham Hau.se, made possible by a work w'lll be of a non- COATS man predicted operations would (Normally, 60 to 70 divisions coming. has ap;^aled for worker# on de­ Washington, Oct. lOr-4/P)—Pre| Miss Heckler, he told the board, large fund raised over a period of I BURTON'S be at a normal level by tonight. In fense projects to stay on the Job. would mean about 1,000.000 men of Chapman Court, Order of Ama­ Some Wiih .Zippers and Some With^utton* __ Al.^o On Duty .At 6 a.m. ranth, will hold a rehcar.sal Sun­ Ident Roosevelt declared t a graduate of the Manchester years by the Windham County contrast, an AFL Vader predicted Twejve hundred workers on the but the (jermans said only several that diplomatic relations wi tgb School in the CHasa of 1936 committee, Jane Addams house. % In Hartford at the Kinsella that "the whole -TCI operation in barracks project struck, charging hundreds'of men remain In some day afternoon at 2;30 In the Ma­ GO-CO FOR CHAPPED school a staff under MaJ. Paul A. sonic Temple. Panama would remain absolute! jd of the WllUmantlc Normal 1937 house, Grace Smith and East | . . . the Slumber Shop at Keith^s Birmingham will be down "by Sat­ there had been a delay in wage Red army divisions.) unchanged *s a result of chool. She has been teaching tor houses, represent both the contrl- ' HANDS-^;0-CO Long Sleeve Pullover Lamed, controller of the Hartford urday night. " payments. They said two Filipino area, was on duty at 6 a.m. today Although the German pincers change of preeldents in the Ci past year In 0>vcntry. She butlons of men and women inter- ] Purse-«lM> tube only 10c. Another complication arose last .officers were responilble, but the appeared to have been snapped tral American republic, considered s.good teacher and ested In the education of young HEADQUARTERS FOR THE BEST VALUES IN HIGH QUALITY awaiting a flash from Boston that night when 3.000 ClO-Unfted Mine/ officers said all had been paid ex­ He told a press conference (•reaxelesH, staJnlrsH. Leaves bombers are headed toward this shut on some Russian forces In Payne Would as named to take the first grade women, and buclgetlng and bor­ your skin soft and siiiiM>th. Ask Workers employed in TCI's nearby cept those working for private con­ the renter of the long eastem had talked about the Pananianl; the Robertson School, rowing on the part of the trustees. ; MATTRESSES AND SPRINGS Presents... Industrial (lection. mines walked out. William tractors. your druggist for for There are towns In the Hart­ front, the Russians were said to shift with the State Depsrtmei Miss Martha Warner, who President Katharine Blunt, in SWEATERS 22 quirk relief from minor skin Mitch, district UMW president, An AFL walkout, which a union be fighting furiously to try to Be Relieved last night and that apparently ught for the past year grades 1, making known the action o f the j ford area, each with a chief air said the walkout was unauthorized leader said was not a strike, con­ irrltatloos. For Men and Boya. All Wool! INNERSPRING MATTRESS; locked unit. service 1 raid warden, who will receive the slash their way out. was made In accordance with an(k 3 In the Keeney, street school board of trustees in regard to the but was occasioned by the' long tinued for the second day at the Panamanian constitution so th .as also resigned. She had secured 1937 house debt, said that while stripe ticking. .Ml Sizes. > ^ The New flash from the center at Kinsella delay in negotiating a permanent Fighting on an Immense scale (Continued from Page One) defense-busy Hammond and Irving Is continuing In the vicinity of no question of re-recognltlon . wi position in the West Hartford the college points with pride to its I Soothes the Sh/nZ 'school. contract covering Alabama coal Steel Company at Auburn. N. Y. involved. New Selection of Styles and Colors in isrles A. Welch, chief air raid Bryansk and Vyazma, they said, ter. former camp commander of ihools and he suggested that her successful financing of several of I BOX SPRING: durably lied lop. padded and tail­ fields. He Induced 1.80(1 of the Stephen M. Estey. organizer for gnation be accepted. This was Its greatly needed dormitories in w lea of Hartford, will be call­ striking coal miners at TCI'a the Inteniatlonal Association of and the German drive eastward CAmp Wheeler, Ga. Long Torso Suit! from captured Poltava toward Rellm-nd on Maneuver* one. For her place Mr. Illing said recent years, these btlildings would ored to match above matlre.Hfi. EACH Edgewater mine to return to work Machine Wo-ker*. said 150 union e has not been able to find a suc- not have been possible without the Sweaters for Women this morning and said he would members walked off In protest Kharkov, the center of the indus­ General Payne was relieved of trial Donetl river basin area in his command while the 43rd was essor to date nor for the place support of mahy generous frlcnda attempt to get the/' remaining against “illegal action of the com­ lade vacant by the resignation of of the college. This Outfit in Twin Size With Lega (DIVAN) 8.39.95. 1,200, at the Hamilton mine, to pany in discharging a worker for the eastem Ukraine, still la meet­ still participating in the Louisiana THU RETAIL SALESROOM OF THE ing “extremely stubborn resist­ summer maneuvers. The 43rd STATE Has Judith Enwright, who had re­ "Their gifts,” said President return Immediately./ uhl^ sctlvity.'' igned as teacher In Grade i In the Blunt, "have done more than help Iron Ore Mines'ThTeortened In addition, however, a union ance and Is^f making only slow returned to Camp Blanding under NOW PLAYING! OPEN SATURDAY EVENING UNTIL NINE. progress.'* the command of Brig.-Gen. Harold Yashlngion School. The places are pay for college buildings. The be­ There also was/the threat of a meeting endorsed these demands sing filled temporarily he said lief in our work of which these strike In TCI's /ron ore mines. against the'company; recognition R. Barker, senior officer. AFIECT OF FUN FOR EV2RY0NE MANC|PESTER FREE DELIVERY! FREE STORAGE! FREE PARKING! Entering Blanding with the New nd he expects to be able to name gifts are evidence, has given us An AFL source predicted the ore of the union as sole bargaining egular appointments within the constant encouragement in our ef­ mines would be closed during the ageut. no discrimination for union British Aviators England division early this year. General Payne replaced Gen. John fSXt week or 10 days. This action fort to make Connecticut College day by a walkout of electriciaiyi. activity, restoration of all em­ Hit at Supplies r'as approved by the board. an Increasingly strong and great g £ W OF M>MANC at the same time declaring that ploye* engaged since Oct. 8 and a C. Persons, commander of the 31at 0 S k KNITTING MILLS Londun, Oct. 10.—(IFi—The Brit­ (Dixie) Divtalon- as senior camp Ifisit Heckler will aUrt at a college for women.’' ' operations at the Fairfield plant company conference to negotiate early salary of $1,075. Manchester Green were far below normal. a wage agreement. ish fleet, air arm. -operating off officer. General Persons hsd Nongay, h*s smashed heavily at replaced Col. R. H. Kelleyt former ' The appointment o f an addl- ' OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 9:00. The Iron mines employ about Trying To Get .Agreemeirt Jonal man to the Janitor force waa 3.800 men and a work stoppage of A Federal conciliator was en­ Germany’s supply route to her camp executive officer. An offi­ forces on the north Russian front, cial said the letter was submitted stayed until later. There are sev- DAR to Arrange Plenty of Parking: Space. iany real duration would close all deavoring at a conference to bring ral candidates for the place. 5 MAIN ST OPPOSITE HIGH SCHOOL TCI 'manufacturing operations. agreement between the Wlckwire the Admiralty announced today, "voluntarily by General-Payne.” saying that four supply'ships were General Griswold, who recently ■TraneportsUos Cksage Memorial Rites The mines produce about 5.000,000 Brothers Steel Company and CTO The board was Informed by Mr. tons a year and supply e ll' the steel worker# at Cortland, N. Y.. hit and one of them abandoned by replaced MeJ. Gen Jay L. Benedict tt.s crew. as commander of the Fourth Ung that Armando Zeppa, who —-J Iron ore need by TCI. where 1,000 unionist* struck Mon­ Members of the Gov. Jonathan The Admiralty .called this Ckirps, also announced that Col. ■uThad the contract to transport Eight bundr^ production work­ day. demanding a union shop and blldron from the Birch MounUin Trtimbull house committee have ers were expected back on the a 50 cents an hour minimum. ’The sweep, launched at daim Wednes­ Harold W. Huntley, chief of staff, would be relieved of command at ectlon to the Nathan Hale School, extended an* Invitation to Orford A Job today after a one-day strike union says the present minimum Is day, "further successful action” as asked to be released from this Parish Chapter, Daughters of the at the Buff^o iN. Y.) Forge coin- 32 cents but the' company contends by. the British "against the ene­ the headquarters and would . be asalgned a* profea.sor of military Co-Feataret ork as he wished to take work Revolution, and their friends to pany, which has $13,000,000 In de­ that amount Is paid only to begin- my's supplies and sea communica­ attend the memorial exerCisea at fense orders. The company agreed tions with his troops on tha science and tactlca at the Florida *CRARLIE CHAN IN R I O » • moSetT nets. Military Academy, St. Pfcteraburg. ■here be could earn more money. the Tnimbult Mausoleum, Sunday, to rehIre three discharged em­ In a Ujlrd u p ^ t * New York ndrth Russian front." " ji a result. Mr. Illing stated; he October 12, at two o'clock. In the ployes and meet with CIO repto- \ (The fleet air arm off Norway Fla strike. Involving The Dlemoldlng CJolonel Huntley, who served as Sunday and Monday Only sd arranged with Mra. Oitharine old Lebanon cemetery, Lebanon. sentatives to discuss other griev­ Cfcrporatlon at Csnastots, a state ^^icated the presence there of on* larehall of Bolton to do the work, The program Is In- commemora­ ances. The union also is de­ chief of staff since the Fourth IN TECHNICOLOR ABliUii? mediator sought settlement of a '^ r more aircraft carrtere.) Ckirpa was organized here a year frs. Marshall libw trankporU high tion of the 231st anniversary of manding a 10-cent rise in the dispute over wages. The Interstate ’ The fleet air arm carried the “ BELLE STARR” chobi and trade school pupil* from, OKUUdlUKES present wage sjsale of 44 to 50 ago, will leave within the next 10 the birth o f Jonathan Trumbull. Copper and Brass Workers union attack to German objectives on days to take over his new duties. lolton to Manchester and also ’■ Mrs. George Maynard Minor, cents, but the w-age issue was (Independent) is dema'ndlng a 20 land also, destroying electric pow­ He will be replaced by Col. Ray­ The Bandit Queen! ranaports children in the Birch not discussed at the conference pef cent Increase over present past president general of the Na­ ORIGINATORS OP REASONABLE PRICES er pylons on Grand island, - the mond O. Barton, chief of staff of iountaln section to Bolton tional Society, D.A.R., wUi place which produced the back-fo-work minima, said 'by the union to be Admiralty said. STARTS TUESDAY: chools. She is in a position to do agreement. the Fourth Motorised Division at a Vreath at the eptrMce ot the 45 cents an hour for men and 85 Supply ^4hip BonUag Fort Banning, Ga. General Gris­ 845 MAIN STREET RUBINOW BUILDING Chsrge# No Cooperathm for women. “SERGEANT YORY’ maiuK>leum. Rev. 'Howard C- The operations-centered on the wold was commander of the Marshall is a higS type Champe, of the Lebanon CJongre- The possibility of government veatfjord ares' of Norway. The Fourth Motorised, division before woman and that in transport- seizure of the Air Associates Mr*. Llszie W yatt Davidson, gationa] church will offer prayer,, weather wmi "extremely severe,” assuming command of the Fourth g children to schoota last year it and Rev. Warten Archibald of the FALL OPENING SPECIALS plant at Bendtx was brought up county. N. C., was * graiidmother forcing some of the planes to turn Corps. a(l been said that the aasUdance T ¥£fff£im i£f yesterday by Fnnlt P. Orshsm, at 29. e gave pupila to . and from South Congregational ' church. back. The others, however, were 9 Hartford, will give a brief address. credited with the fidlowlng auC' choolst had been of much help to BELFAIR ASPIRIN MILK OF TONIGHT hem in their school work. Sb* adll A bugler from the Bovernor'a Antiseptic ceases: Foot Guard,. Hartford, will sound SANITARY TABI,ETS MAGNESIA ‘A supply ship of about ' 1,(XX> « paid $450 for the Work. The ADMIRED! MOUTH ecoramendatioh was approved by taps. NAPKINS 5 Gr. U. S. P. WASH tons bit and left burning. THE TAB After the exercises the guests A ship of about 1,500 tona bit FRED E. ]e board. BY THOSE WHO KNOW 50’s 200’s Full Quart Quart Willimailtle Rev Thoraten A. Gustafson met are Invited to visit the Trumbull and asch to ba abaademed by the house, the new Lebanon church 48c 59c 49c 59c Health and Wealth TlauM 4n 4ha Finaaf M noi ^^1 the board fob the Brat time crew. D ance to tn e Finest l u u n v ;^ evening and was Introduced to Which takes the place of the one A convoy two supply ships of WERNER c- t'omplets. Stock o t In New England! le'other member*. Later he was destroyed in the hurricane three To Chooea about 2,000 tons, esrarted by anti­ INSTRUCTOR o r years ago. NEW FALi Fall Season is Vitamin Season! P ork S to re aircraft ships, attacked off Bodo; eloomed to the-board hy .(3ialr- From l, MATTY MATTISON tan McKinney. Rev. Gustafsoo Mrs. Clarence H. Wickham of both ships hit Piano Organ "The Pines," Manchester, la chair­ Prevent Those Pesty Colds! ^ Ko lU to H/t—Ho omajneaU 95 WELLS STREET 'IELEPHONE 342S aid be would do what he could to The Admiralty said,that'the as­ AND HIS ORCHESTRA asist the board in its work. man of the Oovemdr Trumbull •s BMVS sault cost tha British no planes. Teaching At studio Small Store! Small Expenae! Yon Savt thF Differeace! Corae Down and Hare Su^rintendent Illing reported House Oommltte*. i f JVs s * ^ ohJotiUHtmhU Or Horae* o f Pupils, A Swen Tirae! bat the repair work - on the dif • Fle'mex ' Arthur's studio: 152 West Center $L (rent school* was going along on OTMIt s m u if, Koeorda lost UutrJiHM r Hospital Notes ehedula and that there would, be Give Miss Ulrich Cough Syrup Cpld Capsules Telephone 3333 o holdup on materials as they are * 5 TO » 6 i f JVa neeJlss to weiry o^u l Irefuly on hsnd.- Relief in QUALITY MEATS It waa voted to change the Another Shower i f m ito st JtseenI Cksnfvr Admlttsd yastsrday: XiSO Oar- Ref. GOc! 4 d c 24 Hours! dial — - - tonthly meetings of th* hoard a i f Cesy l iSelj Anlomatic mlrs. East Olsstonbury; lUdisrd mm the second Tuesday of the Harris, TalcottriOs- Mias Lucille Ulrich of Wethers­ RCA Mctrola V-21S it sior* tlun a at LOW PRICES tonth to the second Monday as Discharged yesterday: waUam • SAE. da will not conflict with other field. formerly of this town, who " White Grove’s Vi-PenU -Coldairf, tha fuel thief, rvthe* through o . super valoe! It’a a ifholity inttrumem. Delaney, 55 Clinton street: Bar- ONLY ia to be married on October 35 to Is addition to the Magie Brain it girea Ights that now have the attention Pinex Pine A Tar ordinary burner when it'i off — enters th* tholomey BertotU,' 660 Keeney CIRCLE HAHTFDUD O C tlO d M l most.of the members. Richard W. Johnaon of Sunset Bromo' Drops or TOO the smaxing Magic Tona (>11... street: Mra. Lillian Warner, 95 street, was the guest of honor at Con^h hooting plant — chotet haot up the chimney.' •ALL IN P E J I S ^ N * another local shower last night at Quinine Perles Jewel-Lits Scanner .... FI«il>la Tone Broad street; Mra. Mary Brown, SMASH JBMTEBTAINMKNTI DefCMe VIcIMm 5 4 c Syrup / A( lh« boiler glot* cold, haot H -drown bock Bridge. . . rtistabe fsdio with 9 RC\ Native F r ^ PORK ii>- 2 9 ® the T. M. C. A. It was jriven by UmtHflmh SS9 ToIUnd Turnplka; Mra. Wealey Anathar M a*^ Feat Threatened I 11 down from tho radiator*, chHtihg tho house. Victor Prefhrred rjpeTubet... Amer­ C2iarter and infant son, iS liberty 30 of her Mends from Hartford; SlM.$ .8 Oz. 50c 27e ' ll.lS Burton’s presents a new exclusive fashion . . . BM Fatnia .. . Wttk ma Ufa /DINAH M Rlcbrooad, Vs.—OF—Richmond Windaor, East and "West Hart­ ican and fore^ radio reception . . . street. Rockville; Mra. Walter At Stake! '___ isrbera, who voted to inerssse it’s smooth! . . . its’ terrific I . . . it’s shaip as a ^ Bactrie Tuning . . . Onsl Knkevich and Infant daughter. ford, Wethersfield and this town. SILENT G lo w Air-Sool it th* oU burner thot loHT cold b'tWTmaiif ab aul heir standard price to r haircuts Yellow and white was the decora­ tM k! The long, long riding jacket . . complete Tona Coarirola..siid many Uan SPARE RIBS «> 2 5 « Broad Brook; Mra.,Uoyd Magoon •SHORES; trom 40 to Stf'dents to meet In­ Halibut Liver Hope Chocolate of your'beoting tjrttam. Seoli in th* heal. Sove* fuol. Thot't why *9 cods* and Ipfant daughter, U S'w eet tive scheme used. P ^ u tln t ) . Neel u s pin, with A vent back . . . worn with a bias-pleated ether new fc^ira lor ex­ living costa, were told by Mias Ulrich received a varied . Laxative with let* to own on Alr-SeeL” Certified^ insloHalion. ludgot torma .fhon* today skirt. tra plaatnre. Viait at today Center street. sttoney, Benijsifltn Losrea- and uoeful assortment of kitchen and ever to comfortabte. In Oil Capsules for e ^emonatration. Admitted today: Donald Bcran- that th^ were "aaffering ^ - Vitamin D far fra* haotiwg turvayt tob. 309 Spruce street; Joeepli utensUa and seta of pyrex. alumi­ Suede or Kid. . You’ll find this„new smart suit exclusively at , Fre«h Shoulders, Porii BAtts, Native Chickens nstlottsl dsfense moirs than num, glass, china and elactrlcal *O U Biuimiot A ir Kallnowakl, addreaa unknown. > a a my other trade.” lOO’sfor $ 1 .0 9 Burton’a . . . and if >-ou’re a “smoothie” you’ll Birth: TMay. a daughter to Mr. appliances. Re*. 25e! Fancy Pot Roasts, Veal Roast, Steaks, Chops ’.SONNY •£* "People are working ao hard and After the unwrapping of the Amtriea'. Smmtmi WaUingSitmi ' want td come in and chooee thia knodcout suit from B.D. PEARL'S * Mrs. U^raacs Upplneott. $ ryinff to make so much monay our large selection of mannish tweeds or pkids in gifts various games were play^ APPLIANCE AKD an^ Homo Bledo Cold C i^ * " w e t hey .don't have tnne to ffet'halr- and vocal and tiistnimental mu­ sixes 12 to 18. t o d m QobU t V ib CHARLES BTABBET in DUNHAM^ uts aa often as they used to.” be sic was enjoyed. Under tb4 direo- HILL’S Olepra niRNTTURE CENTRE Rawheka. 44 nocenee atnot; • M l I i‘i 'f If 11 “Vly IJ Cod Liver Sexta- 589 Blkla St.^ Phone 7590 •THUNDER OVER THE •M. Uon o t Mlee Marion Tinkdr deU- KINNEY/ COLD Perooraorfh ou Mra. Xdward Bamlra and infant, l*. BAND eUws sondwlchea. cup. cahee, ViUnlas Free Delivery Open Snndayv ddughtar, 296 Main atraet PRAIRIF* '. ' . V I . T A ( »{ •, fi ) ) F* MAIN 8T.. W1S1|N>N MJM3. TABLETS 10 ex. R. .Ilaiai MwaftiMtap* So* dW* give exactly correct cookies jind coffee! were aefvcd FfUPiBt 50’s Oenaoa: 39 paOanta. im t eoty on AprU IS. June 14. aad everybody hod a thoroughly 87c $1.39 $1.49 7 pUmhv 1 sod Dicwahsi 34. eejeyahle evaaiBS. '

i . i ....." ^ ...... ■' y • . ■ ' ■ - ■ _ ■ ■ ‘ ■ ■ ■ / .. MANCHESTER NTNG HERALD. MANCHEStER. CONN. Fr.!t*AY, bCTOBER 10,1941 PAQVfX)!!!! BLAmjnECTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, collar. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 10,1941 V . ' . • . ' I PAGE FI

the total number of guns required, shows the United States and Brit­ post would be filled froha within ' but auunUng that deliverlea have ain ora building a great and men­ Guns to AnBr^ Tokyo Pap ers the Motor Vehicles Department a t. W P A Workers Stafford Springs been at the rate of 100 a month, acing machine for employment Will Fill Post Press Sei^ice It was pointed out the Navy now against Japan. the request o f Commiaslaner John - ’ams T. McCarthy. Joha O. Nett# S U g r Ready would bnve enough for a substan­ , "The protective steps already Basten Staaard Tims tial number of ships. Rap America token or contemplated by Japan By Promotion In an editorial in the current Is-'' •ors Get Increase 478, BtaffoN Probe< sue of its monthly pubUcation, TIm Rbnalra M u y More Guns are seen u Justified by the aggres­ H BecaJ^se of the greatly increased sive nature o* these demonstra­ Merit Man, the Merit System A(W. Boost Effective Nov. ,1 Sergeant Joseph H. Kelcak of Navy Qifierconiefl Serious danger created by aerial attacks Editorial Blasts Appear tions.” GaflTlfine Tax Supervisor sociation ssid thst “ If Mr. PthOsy Staffordville one of the first Tol­ Coini^sion Inquires it on shipping, merchant ships now See* Contradiction la Selected for the position without ^ootball Matches Rule Shfktage of Weapons For Third Day in giving equsi consideration to other tee appointments are. Program may be viewed by the public. 'The Because of Higher land gounty volunteers in the Ssleo* lelationship as Pi require many more guns than w u The government spokesman, Koh Test Limited to Motor committee, Mrs. H. B. Bennett;. reports will ba acted upon at the tlve Service has been discharged the case during the last war. Tshll, declared st a press confer­ qualified candidates, the spirit if TxisUng Earlier. Japanese Press. not the letter of the merit s/Rem Bolton Center Flower Show committee. Mrs. E. Bohon adjourned meeting and the books Ellington Cost of Living. from the Arm y under congres­ In addition to the 1.446 anti-air­ ence.that he thought It w u a coh- Vehicles Department. Eolkiy Hearings. Radio Bills Tomorrow law will have been violated." Lynn Beerwort; Hospitality, Mrs. will then be distributed. 'There are sional action releasing all selec­ craft guns, which cost 814,100 troiUction for the U. .S. to negoti­ tWi%. CIyBa M anteB O. F. Berr Washington) Oct. 10.—(F) — . Tokyo, Oct. 10—(F) —Editorial Mr*. R. K. iv o m Grant Toothaker. quite a number o f other towns In Washington, O ct 10— Tlie tees over 28 years of aga who ap­ apiece, complete with housings, ate with Japan on one hand and Hartford, Oct. 10.— (F)—Despite PkoM 4002 TeL «B8-8. RockvUte Washington, Oct. 10.—(/P)—' Merchantmen plying tlje Atlantic blafta against (he. United States, a m MaaehMter Plana were discussed for the the state which are also late with wages of 834,895 WPA workers plied for discharge. He served less^ iN ew York, Oct. 10.—OP)—Two-^ 12 00, MBC CBS; 12:55, NBC, plus 818,000 apiece for the mounts, "adopt such an unfriendly atti­ the editorial request of The' Con­ .their reports. It Is stated, so than a.year and 1s one of the Federal Communications Com danger zon4a can be armed Just the Navy ordered 831,062,400 apparently timed to coincide with tude" on the other as he said waa Housewife AverUi coming years activities, arid In­ will be Increased 85.20 a month, stworks describing.one game, one O&S the return to Wuhington of Ja­ necticut Merit .System Assbciatlon The homemaking club of the Hebron is not the only one to suf­ Four cases were, disposed of in this section to be dlschsrf slon Inquired today Into relatloi aa soon as Congress gives the worth o f powder charges and 86,- reflected in recent Manila. .:?inga- of the Center chur^i clude a hobby ahow, part of the effective Nov. 1. because of the ^twork broadcasting two gamre Tsilka, NBC-Blue, 7-.*:Rep. W. P. panese Minister Kaname Waka- to hold an open competitive exam­ fer. Sergt. Klecak waa Inducts^ at ships between press servic- Lamberton on "Dlctitorship and word, administration leaders dis­ 687,920 worth of projectiles for the pore and Hong Kong conferences. ■choot fex^ct to «et it better at­ proceeds to be donated to the Bolton Farm'^Bureau la planning Wednesday and Tuesday in the increased cost of living. sugl, appeared today In'Japanese Wreck of Train Booth-Dimock Library. A contest 'The Rev. Harold R. Keen will at­ Hartford, November 194Q aim was another -network a fourth Destruction— or the American closed today, becaiuse the Navy weapons. Optical equipment for , The cabinet ap,>roved a food­ ination, the State Personnel de­ to sponsor a Red Cross First Aid tend Monday in Poquetanuck at Ellington Justice Court by Trial Orders for the Increase were Is- new'spapera and radio stations new'spapers for the third straight partment plans to fill the post of tendance *reco>d thle Sundty than In outdoor Christmas decoration of assigned to active service mth the « te the makeup of the foot- Way"; C38 10:3b—East Henry J.' h u sufficiently overcome the the guns' sights cost an addition­ day. stuffs program by which 24,555,0(XI Course for the town of Bolton. ,8t. James' church, a^'ctericua of the Justice, Carl A. Goehring. used yesterday by Howard O. Detached Medical Division at a part of Its hearings to detennin al $2,840,000 yen (about 85,650,000 before yen gasoline tax supervisor In the Mo­ they did when fofty-flve were prei- homes, la contemplated. The Gar­ Hunter, w-orks projects commis­ ill'schedule fo'r Saturday. Allen on "NeW Crisis In BriUifii serious shortage of proper weap­ .Since Important talks between Raubs Mills. Pa., Oct. — den club will decorate the Congre­ The first meeting will*be held New Ix>ndon Archdeaconry, begin­ First case. John McWilliams, 30. Camp Edwards. He wo|r promoted upon future policy toward ne' Child U fa” : M Ba 11;16—sen. E. ons which existed earlier this quotations Were stopped j would tje' tor Vehicles Department by a pro­ A ^ck-thlnking housewife blush*' ant laat Sunday. Ray. Alfred S. ning at 11 a. ro. sioner. It applies only -to workers ■ [Hera la the list: CBS and NBC- Uie Untied States and. Japan un­ motional test limited to members gational church for the Brainard- Thursday, October 16 at the Quar- of South Woodstock, on a charge to first class private'In March; paper applications for broadci ID.. Tbonlaa on "Americana-All year. doubtedly have reached a critical spent to convert nearly 2.50,()00 Ingly received all credit, today.for KUne wUl tell the cbUdren a story Clare, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. who are employed 130 hours or Jue 1:43 p. m.—Ck>Igate vs. Dart- acres of mulberry groves to wheat, of the Vehfcles Department. The Welles wedding on October 18. It ryvllle church In Norfh Bolton at' Pf vlQlgtyon of the niles of the less and who ara now earning less corporal In April mnetrargeant last tng licenses. I Week.’*' "There will be enough gqns for stage, observers said, the Japan­ averting qjreight train' wreck. entitled "The Right Answer.” Clarence E. Porter, is now holding August. He is also.-'a graduate of fouth; MBS, 1:45— Pittsburgh va. | barley-and other foods. . Hartford Couront said today. Two telephone poles were blown World Wide communion Services was voted to hold future meetings 8 p. m. road. ItoWlIliams entered a plea of than 890 each month. |lcblgan, to be followed at ap- i N ^ - R e d 8— Lucille Manners the ships In the Atlantic as soon Clear Channel ese papers appear to be preparing both' arms in a sling. Last week guilty and was fined |5 and costs the Second Achelon Motor Me­ Called to testify were J. V. Ooi Japan hopes to obtain an add’i- "rhe new office, which is to pay across the Penni^vanla railroad at Center church were attended by of the'Club, In the library building. Lieutenant PctUngill of the Col- Hunter said he was working on nolly o f King Features Syndicat* Kimately 4 80 with Mtnneaota Concert; 8:30— Information Please, the public for an adverse result. The hostess served refreshments cheater Barracks will meet with she fell from a swing, breaking It of 15 which he paid. chanics School at Fort Devens. Ma'yor LaGuardia Gueat: 9:30— tlonal 4,000,000 kokii (20,478.000 an annual salary ranging from tracks near Mrs. Foster H«ln- over fifty, persons laat Sunday. The a formula to increase thoee wages which operates International New] 'tUlnols; NBC-Red 3:15—Texas The newspaper Kokumin assert­ S3.180 to 84,200, Is now held pro­ of sandwiches and coffee at the the group to make plans for the was thought only one arm Just Second rase. Thomas'F.'Daley, The first yo^ng man from Staf­ Doghouse; 10:30—Studio X, new For Ore Ships ed there was no way of knowing bushels) of Wheat and barley. bach’s home: KhoWlnK • traia waa sermon subject for the morning' now abora 890. He indicated, how- Service; Herbert Moore, preolden Oklahoma. visionally by Harold L. Pinney, dose of the meeting, assisted by course. 'There art* usually ten above the wrist. A later and closer 33, of 245 East 34tb street, Brook­ ford to serve In the Army under time. how the talks were progressing To Establish Control Body due to psss, she duhed up tba worship service this Sunday will of Trnnsradlo Press Service; on former deputy motor vehicles com- Mrs. Milton A. Rose and Mrs. meetings of two hours each. Both examination revealed that there lyn , N .Y. Failed to appear as his the Selective Service act, Ser^rt CBS 7 30 (west 10:30) Al since PremieV Prince Konoye sent Domel reported that the Japan- track#!, and flagged the freigh t be "New Neighbors." The choir was a fracture of the other arm. representatives of radio stotloi iProgratn premieres for tonight Manchukuo-Chlna economic Uai.so*n mlaaloner. Her signal cloth was-*-yep, red Will sing "M y Task" for the morn­ Grant Toothaker. men and ti’omen will be welcome name was called to answer to a Klecak hM been transfert-ed to the Pearce; 8— Kate Smith; 9—Tal­ Succ«)ed in Floating a message to President Roosevelt and all who are Interested are Three years ago Clare broke one charge of speeding, and his cash W FLA, Tampa. Fla., and WMRi |tal four.Nto be heard In this conference meeting here decided The newspaper said that the flannel. ing anthem. Iblgrim Fellowship' Mrs. Gladycc Ri.sscll of Cross Enlisted,-' Reserve Corps' for ten Greenville, 8. C. ' • lulah ^nkhead In "The U ttle lu t Aug. 28. street has'been substituting at the urged to make plans to attend the of her arms at the elbow , while bond of 825 was declared forfeit­ years And Is siihject to recall for d«r: N B C -R ^ 7:30—Grand den- Foxes"; 9:30—First NIghter; 10— Locomotive Dropping - 'Collapse Is Forscut to establlah a central control body Will meet in the choir loft at 7:.30 playing at Sunday school picnic. The commission al.so was expec Center school for the past week Thursday meeting. a ed by the Court Both arrests were duty A t the direction of the presi­ Statlon dhama, moved from Hollywood Premiere. ‘'But,” the paper added, "It is to regulaU all trade Between the p. m. Miss tTharlotte H(>ar will lead ed to recall Rdwdn Williams, vt NBC-Blue *9 return at Gang pending the arrival of the new BenkmoMIe Meeting 3'he doctor in charge said that the made by State Policeman, Robert dent. NBC-Blue 7:15—Radio Magic; Into Canal. evident the conversations sooner yen bloc and other countries. ■ devotions. These, young people pre­ little girl Is in good physical con­ president of United Press AssocI principal, Gerat^ MacDowell of Borrowers and friends of the M. Erdin of the Stafford Barracks. Vivate Cleme.is Staehelaky, son era, anti-crin^drama; NBC- 8:30—Romance and Rhythm; 10— or later will collapse completely Thia.(s In line with the Japanese sented Rev. Mr. KUne with a fare­ dition, her bones not unduly brit­ tlons, w-ho testified yesterday Preston. Bookmobile will meet In the Fire­ Mr. and Mrs. Ch.arlc.s Stachel- Hue 0:30—Michael\nd Kitty, de­ Ughtweight fight, Bob Montgom­ Sault Ste. Marie, Mich., Oct. 10 as long as the United States for­ to create an Asiatic free trade area well gift of a leather billfold hav­ tle, and that her Injuries were Just Third cose, Stevens Frost, 21, of / gardtng United Press Sendee t lve drama; MBS ^:30— Buffa- THit Ways to Bi PopBlir... place room of the Community sky of Staffordville. attached tp ery va. Davey Day. •—sts of 85. The arrest was made promoted to a first class private war: Morning: 8:00, NBC CBS; Following the work of the Cep- will be held at'the Hebron Congre­ mission that for six w-eeka lai IBC,-cuie to the fact that I t ^ a ing crews cleared the channel of happens." facturers. tar church Investigating commit­ day afternoon and evening to help the. meeting. 'The purpeue of the by State Policeman Robert Boh- acconling to Information received 8:45, NBC-Red; 8:55, NBC-Blue; meeting will be the discussion 'of gational church Saturday at 2 p. spring KV08 was unable to ai pnununtcatlona center, has a d o ^ 9:00, CBS: 10:00, MBS; 11 00, CBS obstruction caused by collapse of The Japan Times and Advertis­ tee, composed ot Iklrs. R. K. Jones, make the library lecture room man of the Stafford Barracka by his parents. range for a regular news servic a railroad bridge. the problems and advantages of m. Interment will be In St. Peter’s a plan of closer supervision or MBS. Afternoon: 6 25. NBC; 6:30, er, controlled by the Foreign Of­ ■nifr mighty cutUefieh has arms Mrs. Mark Carpenter and Mrs. more attractive for the meetings Fourth caae, Leonard Brace, 20, but ultimately obtained one froi By tomorrow night, MaJ. K. S. the Bookmobile In Bolton. Mrs. cemetery. Mrs. OUn was the for­ •tors to the Radio (Ttty studios. 6 45. NBC-Blue. fice, said editorially that the long enough to encircle a whale's ■ Howard Chase, a community Scout of social groups. The Mothers' mer Mi.ss Grace Dlngwell.* daugh­ of 14 West road, Ellington, entered the United Preos. Anderson, superintendent of the "whole situation in the pacific body. club Is to' take over the local super­ Alet^ndef Bunce and Mra. ! include the requirement that BO-Red, 11 a. m.—Phil Maker Troop plan was set up. Last night ThojrC u Bentley who are well ter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Noa- a plea of guilty through his guard­ Refneed To Supply News kgular members of the staff show locks through which pus ore- the proposed troop committee met vision of surplus commodities, with ian to a charge of violation of the Armagh Man in,Lincoln Highway:.! p. m.—In- laden frrighters to steel plants, versed In the history and program (llah Dlng” .'eU of Hebron. Arrange­ W'. J. McCambridge. gene peir passes on entering and that temaHpnal Music finals from in the Center rhurch Echool house Mrs. Virginia Russell serving as ments are being made for a clergy­ fish and game laws by hunting said traffic probably would be re­ chairman. Mias Helen Roberts of of /the Bookmobile will also at- manager of Pre.sa Association, Ipc Dsdcaat' talent do likewise. Geneva!\ CBS, 11:05 s. m.—Kay and organized itself Into the spon- tebd the meeting. All Boltonllcs man to officiate. Mrs. Dlngwell muskrat during clos^ season. stored to normal. the Extension Service gave, a talk and Lloyd Stratton, assistant gci I Other visitors, such as studio Thompson Festival, new time; adring committee. to cordially invited.. w.as a .member of the church here. Brarie -was fined 810 and costs of Praises Town uests and touring guests, always Workmen succeeded lu t night Plans were made to secure: a on Food Values. The group 88.60 and 88 of the fine was remit­ eral manager of the Aasoclati 11:45-—Ruijgers U. 175th Anniver- In floating'on pontoons a 120-ton Democrats to Meet Miss Anna Barrett of Hartford Press, testified that The Assocla ave bad to possess tickets to get aary. Queen M'Uhelmina from Lon­ regular meeting place for the Joumed to^the Corner Cupboard for has been a visitor here for a few ted by the. Court. The arrest was locomotive which ?srly Tuesday scouts, a Scout Master, and a.char- lunch. The 'Tolland County Democratic made by Cikrqe Warden Douglas ed Press Board of Directors ha don: 5 p. itK—Tommy Dorsey plunged into thr:^anal when one Association w ill meet In the town days this week at the home of Mrs. British Sailor Enter­ ter from the National Scout head­ Workers for the BrltUh Relief John Palmer. D. Moss, of west Willington. on refuaod last April to supply new Matinee. NBC-^ue, 12:30-Farm arm of a 165-foot bascule bridge and the Reel Cross met In the Fire hall at Tolland on Monday, Oct. to KVOS because that station ha I NBC has announced that for the Bureau; 5—Glenn \ Miller's sere­ buckled, blocking a 280- foot wide quarters. Rev. Alfred S. KUne act­ Several cases of severe colds Monday. Prosecutlhg, Grand Juror tained Here, Quoted in time Ita NBC Symphony ed' as chairman last night and at Company's hall Thursday for their 13 at 8:30 p. m. for the regular G. F. Berr, presented the cases for "pirated" AP new-s In the past an nade. MBS, 12:3dv-Carap Fire Emory S. Land channel leading to the two main monthly meeting. have been reported aboql here late­ had "challenged" the A P claim casts, now In thilr fifth year, Girls program; 6—1 Hear Ameri­ his request Eric Esche was elected weekly sewing period. The former ly. -There have been several among the State. The Portadown News. locks connecting Lake Superior temporary chairman for the next unit lias lately completed 28 girls Watchers Busy a ‘'property right" In news. ill be available for sponsorship, ca Singing... .Short v.'aves: For as the necessary revision 6f the and Lake Huron. school children as well as adults. Ellington Republicans made a price— 8300,000 for a period of two meetings. The next meeting skirts, 24 pairs of bloomers. 2 pair 'The Aircraft Listening Post at (Press Aasociatlon. Inc., It Saturday. DJD DZD Berlin 6:30— neutrality act is accomplished,” on Lifted Aboard Barge O K U U 9 I V K C S Antonio Ansaldi's farm manned Wells about here continue to get clean sweep pt the biennial town ] ever, that any boosts In this First Class Stoker Joshua Hen­ wreeka—does not include an- Informed administration source will be held In the Center school of boys pants and three blankets ry, of Henry- street. Portadown. wholly-ow-ned siibsidiary of Thj OperetU Music: GSD GSC tendon TTie locomotive was towed 3,- by Boltonltea Margaret Fllnk and lower in spite of some recent rain. election Monday when all candi­ bracket would be-smaller and said ouncer or commentator. sold. house at 8 p. m. on Sunday, Oct. which have been forwarded to Children are being sent out from dates were elected to office on the | Northern Ireland, has returned to Associated Preas and Is engage- 7:45— Democracy Marches; RV96 000 feet to the head of the chan­ headquarters. Agnes Kreysig from B a. m. to 12 no Wage would be put above 8100. in supplying newt to radio sti Moscow 9 :3 0 -English Period. For Anti-Aircraft Guns Locking nel where It w u lifted aboard a r n m n n s of reasonable p r ic e s 26. noon on 'Thursday sighted and re­ the Center school to get water to G. O. P. tlckeL Incoinrs Already Adjusted his home after a visit to America Dialing tonight: The war—7:30, Those present last night were E. The ''I.rfidies of the Lake" sew­ tlons). Sunday GSD GSC London, 7 .55- Although the Navy is known to barge. The engine's tender also ported three flights of three drink fro mWalter Hewitt s well The total vote polled w-as 908 The Increase does not affect as a member of the crew of the kBSi 7:13, NBC-Red; 8 00. MBS; Flano, John Swanson, Robert Met­ ing club met Thursday afternoon Stratton told the commissli Thank Yqu America; RV66 51 os- have a great many guns in reserve w u floated down the channel. 845 MAIN STREET RUBINOW BUILDI^IG planes and one flight of two Instearl of from the. ii.s\ial pl.sce. with ,'KK) straight Republican and 106.000 W PA employes who are British aircraft carrier "Illustri­ |;15, MBS: 8 35, CBS; 10:00, MBS; which were .adequate to protect calf. Stanley Nichols, Eric Eqrhe, at the home of Mra. Charles Ny- The Amston school children also 271 straight Democrats. lOO spilt ous" during which time he visited that the Board of Directors of Th- cow 9:30—News; DJD DZD DXP Freighters which had rode at planes.. The Boltonltes at the w-orking 40 to 48 hours a week ):45, CBS-East; 11:30, MBS; Berlin 10:30— Comment. ships against submarines, there anchor for nearly two days began Rev. Jackson Butler, Re\’ ., Alfred ack at Avery .Shores. post today were Anna Munro and have to go to the neighbors for ballots and 37 held by the mod-, his uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. Associated Press did not agre- 8. Kline and Frank T). Parker, Rural carrier B. E. Flint Is bark on defense projecto. fur Hunter was a shortage of anU-alroraft moving through both locks at THESE PRICES INCLUDE TAX Catharine Marshall. There will be .drinking water for the school. erator. 'The list of caudfdates explained that their Incomes al­ William Moore of Center street, w-lth a contention made to It by weapons. ______Field Scout Executive of Hartford. on the route after a week's lUneas. elected follows: First selectman, this tow-n. A. Perkins, owner of The Bellini normal speed after the north arm no one at the post on Saturday They carry the water pail on a pole ready had been adjusted. Nqr does Last April 5, however, 0>ngreis | of the bridge, which had collapsed, The three who could not be pres­ W. L. Rose has been substituting held between two youngsters, anil Jarvis N. Clapp, r, 533: second According to a story In the ham Herald, that his membershl 1080 and Sunday. Pn Monda.y the it extend to W PA administi34tlve w nc WDRC Kilocycles ihade 175,888,830 available to cor- . had been raised. Anderson said the Hiram Walker Old Douglas No secret shout h. You merely take this handsome ent last night were Father Dunn, miill carrier, his place on the school watchers will be Alice Lee ahd manage to get a good time out of .selectman. Milo E. Hayes, r. 549, workers, 45.000 "non-seCurit^' Portadown New-s. .Stoker Henry's In the association gave him Kilocycles 1360 . John Rogers and Samuel Silver- bus being filled by Gelbert Stores Arthur V. Klbbe, d. 314: a.ssessor greate.st thrill In this country was "right of protest" against setvli ract that situation and shortly ' bridge needed only minor repairs, Mary Nichols. the process. Brooks and ponds wage earners, and 30.Q00 W PA thereafter the Navy began getting : Stetson, ^just it to ygur £ivorite one of three popu- stein. of North Coventry. are very low. for four years, Frank P. Dowd. his. vl.sit w-lth Portadown folk In Ing KVOS. Imperial Whiskey Bottled-in-Bpnd Moriety MecRng ' workers In the territories. The Friday, Oct. IS deliveries of those guns in sub- ' kr styles...sod you're s hiti Wesr the "Thiee-Wsy" fVnter Notes 545: aasessor for one year. Manchester, which he calls "the McCambridge said that he kpe FMday Oct. 10 'The annual meeting of the commissioner said he was study­ , m. P. M. stontisl numbers. The April esti- I either: (1) snapped in front, (2) down eU araund, or Three delegates from -Jbe Cen­ Ladies Benevolent Society of the Charles E. Press.r. 553; Board of ing wages In relation to living Portadown of America," as so of no other newspaper protes| 1:00—Backatoc* Wife Japanese Start ter church attended the annual tax review for four years, John many residents here come from against supplying new-s to a radl- 3:00—Studio Matinee. mate placed expected production * (3) up sQ around. Specially coostnioed crown sod Bolton Cof.jregatronal church was conditions In the territories. 1:15—Stella IMIas 3:30*—Renfro Valley Folks. at about 100 a month. qt- Oongregational State Conference Willingtoii held at the home of the president, W. Fullerton, r. 541; towm clerk. The Increase 'boosted the aver­ that place. ■tatlon or any "case where w 1:80— Lorenzo Jones brim mode the TTiree-Wsy" potstble...it*s another 10 / t a p p i n g 3:45—News. The money provided was for the Concerted Drive <2^ ro*tt serviceaakrx'lre* as___ m. ^ *' 6:00— Newa, Weather. former Eighth Route and the new Hill church next Tuesday. Moth­ Florida, spent Wednesday night east and west. "The boost will put Sports they estimated that would be the Pint $1.54J»int $2.35 P int / Pint been removed to the Hartford a southern school. The next meet­ den, d. Collector of taxes. How-' the southern minimum at 836.40 given Britain. Everywhere British 6.05—World of Sports—Jack Zal­ Fourth—near Talerhchwong, at ers are urged to bring their chil­ Approval "N ot’PoUc.v” :io —Salon Orchestra man. number of vessels which would hospital and Is still In a serious ing will be a luncheon at th- home with Mr. Smith's brother. Guy E. Little. Constables. Llnwood which compares with an original sailors were recelve'd with almost :45—Lowell Thoasas the extreme southern border of $5*00 condition. dren under six yenrs of age for Williams asserted that H wa 8:13— Frasier Hunt—Nen-s. have to be armed In the event of of Mrs. James Rogers of Bolton Smith ao ARROW SHi»rs< ning a t her home on South street, Mias Edna Bugboe Is on a trip sulta of voting fo r town officers, the Parent-Teachera' Associations party sponsored by the Tolland tween 4:45 aad 7:45 a.m. and 3:30 sijums with twenty attending, in honor which took place earlier in the day. of South Windsor, Warehouse Grange will be he'd In the G ran^ and 4:30 pan. army engineers said pared tlia prailmlnary pbare to- 13:80—Stars Ovsr Hollywood. to Florida and srtll visit' her Point, and Broad Brook. Laat year o f hsr coming marriage to J. Al- bother Robert at Camp Bland- Ah waa expected the entire Repub- rooms this evening when p r lM they had agreed that the draw ay with the -attuaUon virtually hertiae Bralnard, whlim is to take ing. Hcan ticket was elected. Every­ plays wera held afU r school hours, will be awarded and refreshments abouM be closed a t theae Umes ea- !• aameaa two years ago. FLOOR AND plica on Saturday afternoon, Oc­ thing passed off. quietly, even but this year. In order to let served. cept In cases of emergency for The 1939 candldatea. Mayor Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Devereaux children return home about the Son Found Guilty JUST RECEIVED! — tober 18 at 4 o’clock. and Mr. and Mra. George Rcjmolda apathetically, as far as voting Army, Navy aad Coast Guard 'homas J. BpeUare, Democrat, add » same time as usiuU. the theater The regular public set-back vessels:. % Tba Coventry Garden club Is off motored to Point Judith. R. 1., wenL 'There w'ere no conL-ets and per of tho Ladies Aid Society of ittornay Joreph B. Griffin. Repub- of the voting strength of 375 only performances wlU be given In A t other-Umes of the day and on Of Hitting Father DECK ENAMEL for a good ■start at the teglnning this week. lhg.Fede;rated church will be held ChB. wart again nomlnatad laat /• about 54 per cent was represent­ school hours. Saturday and Sundays previous o< its third year, sleCUng officers The Valley Bridge club dnjoyed in the social rooms of the church ight a t the reepecUva convanUona Sun and rsin snd scoffing feet y esterday at Ks monthly meeting ed, 873 actually casting their bal­ The Hl-Y a u b o f the high regulations requiring the opening ' thalr local partlaa. a turkey dinner at the General school met last night and voted to this evening with Mrs. C. Preatoa Our Entire ShipmMit O f at tbs home of M m „R. D. Cbam- Lyon Inn In EUistford Tuesday. lots. of the drawbridge upon aIgnaU In opening hia campaign foUow- Waterbury, Oct 10.- won’t nur yoUr porch door when 'The items In the warning were send Robert Bourkd and John Meacham, Mra. 8 j: h « h - i . Fsya ter. Flrslg or two other minor matters were Wodnasday rvanliig, October 15 for Scalloped Oaieaa Birds Eye Pea* concem ftig ape and **w* gre havliig Its rcgolar moating with Mrs. Doa- - V atzeat, Tantiprtca. tajurod botbaring him for paymont of poo- D«es and shruha. taken care of. no di LeaiiMi MeranKoe — Sqaaah aad Apple P k ba fall down aa alavator ptt sago moosy whleb tho lattsr had Provo. Utah— m —iOsfsr B. on account of. the ald French, chairman. Mrs. Wal- Rome, O qt —The Sonata t O U H S O K The tosm reports were not resdy pickstt blit o f tho tiuubls Strawbenry Sandao Bereraces It'a alaetrioal dtvWon m advanced to him bsforo ho eainoto ■aWly Mactsd oSIcera ara, Banin.-treamirer of Brigham Tosmg fo r distrib*Jtioa st the town meet­ tar PhuuMT af RoefcvtUa wm he LeghSattve Oonurittaa approved Mra. aeon Hurd; vtoa domca from ajmpathix- the guest npenknr aad glra a talk b stn M WM deperibed ab *tUr- Areorteo ftom ltaly tailMS. UidvHuity. racetvsd a letter eon- ing, sltliougli s local onfinan'to today a inaaaura tneraaaiag penal- eoatfertoble'’ today. •re.-*’ OQ her trip through New AwUad Flh^t; n - taining 35 cenU. The aooompany* calls for thlA It is understood thst tlas ter Uataslag to *Wnaaiy or nsuk A ftw mhretss latar a tmloa aad Chnadu. • r T ' injuied .man w u pa am- u Ml owed a population do- ing uaaigasd sots svpistned the andttors sent by the state had a truT radio hrcadraMi Mo todten-. o f a aub-contraeCoe aad w u ■ M e Jsader caltod on tba cM sf. aad re- Mrs. Kata Ttqrlar who has haim tloQ was psMIibad o f thp nntare of durtng tho 1940 eensuo, PAINT CO. a > «e y was in payment for fruit great pressure of srorti ea hand. $ r na aa alevator bS iu la­ Foried, "wa hav« afi ord«t^ pickdt a goaat of M i« Bertha Place for 1.25 droiqilBg to l.T9t,lS7> as eom- <99 MAIN 9T. TEL. 6854 MANCHESTER tho naw panaRlaa hot neutrel ob- taken- from tte ualvsndtjt*a Ths sudlts are bow on file at tbs BBS. Ths only t-ouBle eoniM from Ahri A La Carfe Ordem st CbU'a. pared to 1JM.999 in ^no. J dOes, ViMts they five weeha; retnraed to hor boma M M rven benrd that they would ba 90S MAIN S T S m WELDON BUILDING Ifaw r «k OUFtMgi aftho— "— " — bombers-. Including ths new e*' theif 40th Wsddinff snnivsrsaiy MANCHESTER KVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 10U 941 tdosy snd srs planning to spend P A G E S E V E N Soviet model, have been bombing No Traces Yet R ockville Draft Queries Elkfi to Honor* ^ School Fu ^ tnrnssintly' the German armored ths week-end u Merylsud snd Wsahington, D. O., visiting their and mechanised columns con- Lewis B. Cbapoiaa State Auditor cehtrated in the Vyazma and Bry- Of 2 Bandits son end his femlly. Mrs. Felber. A ll Sent Out O ilB ou gl Grain Storage M eiiiorable Scene in “ Sergrant Yoi^k^’ , / i ansk sectors, the Ruselsns said. M. Boebvills was tha former Mias Clers V q ^ a^^ercy Killings’ Labor W^ned New Auto Driving / Hel^xin Death Much o f the action, is fought of this city end they were married from low alUtudes beeauae of had at the home o. the bride's parents, Liceiifie ConUunin e r Shell Chateau in W illi’ All Return^ Here But Contracts Signed Space Short T lii^ Place |n ‘ Prteent weather, and unofficial reports on Spring street by Rev. George On Aid to Reds Of Golf Star School Board Hartwig, then pastor of the First said these raids had helped slow mantle Held Up and Onie and l^at Is Ex­ Special Commit Denbimced by Bishop Crisis Is Theme at down considerably the progress of I-utheran church. Mr. Felber. is the armored columns. Rohhed b f $100. overseer of the CaMing depart­ pected Any Day. Some Bum Coal. 'F. Harvest of Last 1941 Bishop SeeV Qiib Session Today. Two Ex’Cohvicts Sui^ Both official and unofficial re- Is Organized ment at the American Mill, 'r e la t e S a y s M a n y I n - ! to a distant insutu. Select Play Crops Expected to Vk^Ory as Disastrous port!irts thus Jndlcsted the Germans The horse-opera type o f -open A t a special toeeting of the local The expenditure committee pects in Slayiiiijii; o i Womra'a plmca la ciTlUaa da- had been held yirtuslly .along the Rockville Community Play­ sane Already Pul to V-A-s of death then, any Cram Elevators. country bad men this morning held Officers Are Elected by ers have selected tbe play "Yes My Selective Service board held last the Board of Education I ^ Thrtiat fo W orld. M arion M iley. -faiiM waa Uia principal thame of whole central and northwestern -up tbe Shell' Chateau in WiUiman- Tk ai. ^ 4 I kinci of. ilciHteM is fflvcn. Because tha fall maatinf of tba Hartford fronts. Darling Daughter" to be presented night claaaificationa were complet­ awarded the contract for fuel iieath; Governtnenrs , the body i ImrakSutely erpmated. tic, forced the night coimterman, Officials of Town of during the month of November. Chicago, Oct. 19—(/p)_with the Seattle, Oct.TOx up, In the face Oouaty CSubw of tlia Connecticut The reports said at least 15, Edward Hoffer, to turn over .about ed on several questionnaires thst to be used in the scbooli in F i l m R 'a ia fB D o h n lo ! '■''“ tlveir and also Uia^^ilcc later port Worth, Texaa,-Oct. 10.— Btata Federation of Women'a 600 German officers and men were President Stuart Neff has selected P l i m n a i s e s u e o a t e . !can nfi longer establlsli-,mmunfaj. victory, known golf star, and her mother were mounted on a motorcycle. produce all of their own works tiiis on School street that provides hel liractice of "mercy killing," quiet-; charge reglatrationi and Mra. besieged Black Sea port of Odessa Town of Vernon has organized for ter district have been sent out and incident, he filed a cqmplaint with capacityv-.trade statistics indicated would threaten the worl'f iiK n dis­ State Police immediately block­ season with Robert Martin autinj for the Trade, Franklin, Bama| aster. \ at a fashionable Lexington, 1^., Harry Straps, luncheon reaerva- disclosed that the besiegers were returned writh the exception of one. advocated by certain Nazi .quar- the state's attorney and the police today. • country club Sept. 28. ed all roads in this section and a the ensuing year and the follovtrlng as director for the first play, Mr. and High schools as well aa to tioaa. \ attempting to enter the city be­ That one registrant is employed |ers, has come Into the spotlight in president in Muenster. His letter Because little-^room remains, The Most Rev. Gerald SWogli- Sheriff Ernest Thompson and Miaa Lela W ^ te r ^ preaident of hind almost incessant shelling but thorough investigation was start­ officers have been elected: CTialr- Martin is a new member of the East Side Recreation building.' erinany. nessy, 8. M ,-asserted in a»i ed, but up to this sttemoon no man, George Arnold; secretary, on a-naval construction project in contract is for an estimated u| asked “for the protection of many elevator flrm1t-*elready tem­ Police Chief Austin B. Price a t th* local Coamop^tah Club, the that they had had no success. A group who haa had considerable threatened countrymen by action dress prepared Urr the fourth day' trace of the bandits had been re­ Oscar E. Hoermann; treasurer, Bermuda and hia questionnaire is of 160,000 . gsuona of No. 6 An officially approved film, "Ich porarily are out of the market for Lexington started for Fort Worth h oatM organization^gave the wel­ dispatch to the Communist party experience with Little Theater against an official Intending mur­ session of the A F L convention: ported It was said. Francis 8. NetUeton. expected writhln-a reasonsble time. The cost o f the 0(1 was esUmatl 'Jage An." (" I Accuse") has made grain to be shipped into terfiUnali. after receiving a telephoned, de­ come, and the reaponne waa by paper, Pravda, from Odessa aald groups. der." Although little of the huge "I solemnly warp you, my Counterman’s Story 2*445 Classified at $6,285.71 In the' budget, but f p e question of killing mental de­ scription of the men last night. * . U tu. Charlotte H. PeteraOn of the many factories there had increas­ The report of tbe School Nurse A t Convention No Interference Reported crop goes to terminals for stor­ friends of the labor movement, According to the 'statement of The local board now haa 3,359 may go a little more. The point fectives, invalids and the incur- Detective Capt. A. E. Dowell a t Tliampaonville Club, who w m in ed their output and civilian sol­ shows 1120 children were inspect­ Past Great Pocahontas Nellie age, scarcely a cubic inch of that not in the wildest dreams and the counterman, two '-fellows In ed in class-rooms, 12 showed evi­ registrants In the Manchester dli- Interest is that oil will he fumb \blly sick, beCBuae they arc "un- The bishop said he had received brt Worth said Thompeon told- charge of the aeaalon. Hra. Harry diers were drilling in the barri­ Jackson, Pocahontasses Carrie broducllve" uuder the Nazi con­ no information that the police or usable apace is expected to be accompliahinenis Of the Goths and leather caps and Jackets-accosted dence of itodlculoais and were ex­ Kane, Annie Devlin, Annie ^ r - trict Of tble number 2,445 have Frank M. Iffncb ed. h>m "they're the men' we’re look- Lorroan, Club Ebttenaion chairman, caded streets.' cept. one of public debate. the state's attorney had Inter­ available after buskers are fin­ ■Vlsgoths of ancient days . . . was lng\(or." Leningrad Siege Dwarfed him at the chateau, and a^ pistol cluded until cured. IMve others bero, Lena HiU, Martha Kuhnl.V, already been classified and there AU 'of the other school build there ever such a totality of death conducted a dub forum about 11 Bishop Denounoeo Practice fered. ished. From Leningrad, where the point* forced him to hand o vn the were excluded for other reasons. Ida Grant, May Seber/zitzsky, are now 82 men available for in­ in town are heated by c o a l'i^ ll and destruction as almost inevit­ lines to tMiwmM Arraets o'clock, after which Mra^ Eric A t the same time the outspoken "The first transport of Innocent Only Slight Margin Johnaon. atate preaident, addreaa- siege has been dwarfed recently cash. They appeared about' 28 First aid waa given 12. The vision Mary DelDene, Annie WUlieke and duction. No quota baa been assign­ has been contracted for, wlt^,|t| ably will 9j‘ush this c- rth if. in oUr At Lexington Thompson declAi- auditor of public accounts for tbe ^ishop of Muenster. Count Clemens persons condemned to death has Elevator men estimate at 'least ed to dlsbuss the arrests. ad the meeting on the aubject, by the new offensive to the south, years old and rode a brown m oto^ of 181 children waa tested, 12 were ed the local board for next*month, exceptiem of the South end M i For service to hbi ebufitry 8 ergeant Alvin C. York (Gary zeal to Overcome one enemy of Rose Marcus are attending the an­ State Of Connecticut, end political Vugust Von Galen, has made an left Marienthal," he continued, 10 per cent o f the available room ' The mer^who gave their ages as “ Objectivea of My AdminUtra- came reports that some Re<' Army cycle. It was reported here. On defective and notes were sent four nual convention of the Great Ses­ and at the present rate of induc­ Chester Green echools. These ti| Cooper) is decorated by General Pershing (Joseph Girard) in this freedom, we raise on high as the Priority restrictlofi.s havfe made leader in the Elm City, will be zpooe clf Nazi "mercy deaths" and "and, according to what I hear. should be kept open for handling 32 and 43 si^ed waivers of extra­ tlon." Flrat Vice Preaident Mra. units have Inched their way for­ making a get away the pair drove akklng for corrections. Medical. In- sion of Degree of Pocahontas held tion Manchester's allotment of schools bum No. 2 oU. It ia scene from "Sergeaht York," toe memorable screen story based winner the steeled and (rlumphant it necessary for th^\M-otor 'Vehi­ Class lA men should meet any de­ honored Saturday-night at a testi­ enounced the practice. Some 800 patients already have been, ta­ stored grain, particularly this dition. Baldwin opoke on the topic, " I Do ward by fierce attacks on the oft in the direction of Mansfield. spe^on waa resumed wHh Doc­ this week in Bridgeport. monial dinner given by New mated that these two echools year because of wet harvests. As on the life of the World war hero. "8ergeant Y o rk " will be showm arm of conquering Communism.” cles Department to.aaeterly of Nor­ Iicen.se containers has been cehse bn their car. PoUte^enUflod Sion committees. the front told of bitter fighting brought, out in *the report of Su­ nors to Herbert E. and Ellen M. is the president thla yssr of ths gin of usable space. j folk center. \ ing all-out aid to Russia.” Liincbeon waa served at one around Vyazma and Bryansk, with watched by highway* patrols on the perintendent of Schools Philip M. there is no immediate need for The contracts were awarded Bishop V'‘nn Galen, who un- ment of some doctor, according to Condition of hausted. Commissioner John t ; the licenge number as. tnkt o f an Kenuc, the transfer being com­ Connecticut State Elks Associa­ the opinion of some commission, Because record-breaking sup­ Route No. 58 FalrffHd,^ 3 , Action <,enerall.v Predieted o'clock in the banquet hall of the isolated Russian units cutting theory the pair may have aban­ Howe. On October 1 the ehroll- pleted this week. calling more Inducteea. Classifica­ ter bids had been received. Jiestitainly speaks his mind of McCarthy said toc|py. \utomoblie\reported stolenvby a tion. Tbe dinner and dance will they have become 'unworthy to plies are being held back in tem­ miles of bituminous macadani -on The reference was to generally I>^isvllle n l^ t club operator • Y by the Women's Division, under their way out of German encircle­ doned their cycle and taken a car. meqt at the High School waa 665 tion notices are being sent out as l-.te has even defied the Gestapo porary storage on farms and else­ State Roads rapidly aa the local board mem­ be held at the Hotel'Garde, New 1 secret police). warned that If the live.’ because, according to these Blaek Rock turnpike. ''' I^®th«r, Mrs. Efisle Ego Miley, as follows: East. 336; Northeast. Brainard, of this town, and Mrs. remained a patient at the hoepH to produce goods for man. One Southbound traffic Is maintained to traffic. "Frankenstein's monster I fear fred Van Antwerp. 111 Lend-Lease north of Orel, the f^ll of which of-the dependency of his wUe. It Is any foreign power which has be- Conti. It is a story of a doc- .Must Be Held on Farms ia abroad in our land today, that Dorothy, said she saw the "phan­ 52. woiinded tetelly by two mask­ V. ______66: Maple. 293; Vemon Depot. 39: P. A. Haiff of Albany, N. Y., and following the emergency tre< through the project. Detour is Bethany. 14,538 feet of roiled they acknowledged early yester­ understood that he Intends to ask coii e crazed with e desire to con­ or and his young wife who is may destroy them, slaiighter them What cannot be housed in this tom" prowling about the front ed robbers tn the country club Talcottvllle. 22. total 755. Last one brother, E. E. Brainard, of trol the world.” menL as soon as they sre no longer able provided for northbound traffic bank run gravel on Litchfield monster of Communism, that bids apartment occupied by the two day.) Arlington, Maas. for a re-openlng of bla case be­ cracked by an Incurable disease. apace must be held on farms. To from Union City via Route 68 and fair to finish the destruction of of the house. (Continued From Page One) year at this time the enrollment cause of the death of his father Hitler, he went on, had offered "a to fulfill their destiny. But con­ turnpike and Beacon Falls road. women. . Reels Concede The Germana said Orel had been in the grades was 828. The loss in Jnsble to find the means to check do this, producers have added the town roads to Intersection of pitiful Russia which thought she The night of Sept. 24, the Cot­ making his mother now dependent challenge which we aa Americana her Ulneae, the doctor takes the cerned here are human beings, our Bloomfield. 3-4 miles of wa- ton girl saw a man crawling and other commodities by |300,- in their hands for a week. the grades is from grades 3 to 6. greatest amount of new storage Route 8 and Piedmont street in terbound macadam on blue Hills had found freedom from czariam Smashing blows by land and air upon him. cednot and win hot tolerate.” life of hie suffering- wife with an fellow creatures, our brothers and through her bedroom window. She Gains by Nazis (X)0.000. The High School will apparently sisters. Unfortunate human beings, space to their facilities since 1939. Wsterbury. avenue and Packard street. \Vork only to learn that man's inhuman­ were reported as^Sermany^ vir­ F u n e r a l s The President took occasion, TV. K Stocks] pverdose of poison upon -learning Much of the grain beibg stored Is ity to his fellow mito la a far fled into the kitchen where she SPECIAL FOR FRIDAY! 3. To earmark 10 per certt of continue to be large for at least also, to impress upon the leglsl'a- sick human beings—unproductive Route No. 15—Union. Willing- closed do«Ti for the winter. snapped on a light in time to. see (Continued from Page One) the total for amal' factories whiel)' tually wrote off the gigantic armed lie haa only two months to live. held as collateral for government more bitter lash than the most one more year, as the eighth grade tore the eerlousnesa of the military human beings, for all I care. But ton and Ashford, approximately 9 the intruder jump back outside. have felt the pinch of priorities^ torcea of Russia as a danger to the Mrs. Grace A. OUn Adams Exp ...... The film deals at length with loans. The government Itself owns No Route Numbed inhuman despot can devise. at the present time is very full. Foes Plan Waging situation he said confronted all na­ have they thereby forfeited their miles of reinforced concrete -pave­ LOBSTER that the Germans had won some and laqk of defense orders. Rejeh "evfn for a fortnight" in Funeral services for Mrs. Grace A ir Reduc ...... |he court trial of the doctor on large stocks, particularly com and Bloomfield. About 1.3 miles of "I pray that the voice of labor Transportation Comparison tions fighting the Nazis. charge of murder but ends with- right to live?" ment on relocation of Route No. WItneae Follows Directions Buccessea on some sectors but that Two days of general discussion years,, to come. Two years ago, the State De­ Adela Olln, widow of Giles Olln, Alaska J u n ...... wheat. 18, beginning at the Massachusetts rolled bank gravel on Woodland may always raise itself against one of theix main plana had been "W e would be blind to the reali­ Allied Chem ...... • lit the verdict, leaving that to "Have you, have I. the right to avenue. , of the bill en d^ yesterday with Front dispatches aald 18 boats partment of Education conducted who died late Thursday night at Fight on Changes Rigid control on movement of stats line. the TYojan horse of Communism. DINNER foiled by faUure to surround the filled with, Rus^isn soldiers were her home in Hebron, will be held ties if we did not recognize that Am Cun ...... Ho audience. The course of the live only so long as we are pro­ Columbia. Three sections of toa'n ■ . . against the Sixth Column Baton Rouge. La.—(A*) — W it­ Republicans chiding Democrats a very searching survey of trans^ ductive. so long , as we are re­ grain has averted the necessity for Route No. 63 - Litchfield and defending, armies. - sunk by Gcrqian gunners Tuesday Hitler is now determ(ped to ex­ Am Rad 8t 8 ...... Ividence la an appeal made to the complete embargo of receipta but aid roads. that beguiles our unwary citi- nesses in a divorce case spoke so because less than a dozen of them portation costs, the results p t tomorrow afternoon et two o'clock garded as; productive by others? Morris. StratU turnpike. 5 Begin To Act CanUously in repulsing an^att«mpted landing In Neulrality0 Act pend all the resourcea and all the Am S m elt...... puman side of the case and a sug- Coventry. Approximately 3-4 zenry.” , softly in the courtroom that Dis­ were on the floor to listen to the which were released to ail school at the CongregaUonal church in . . . . I l f It is once conceded that most terminals have been operat­ mites of bituminous macadam $ 1 . 0 6 A fter the original rush through arguments. But the Republicans on the Gulf of Fiqtand coast west mechanical force and manpower at Am T A T ...... ■tion qf a change in the present ing under virtually limited embar­ miles traffic bound gravel surface Indleto Germany and Russia trict Judge Charles A. Holcombe superintendents about Sept. 15. Hebron. Rev George M- Milne, the men have the right to kill 'unpro- from the village of Litchfleki Orel, the army organ asserted, the Conceded, too, that only about 60 of besieged Leningns(L his command to crush both Russia Am Tob B ...... erman law which would, for ex- go regulations since early summer. on Ripley Hill road. The bishop Indicted regimes of asked an attorney to admonish 1941. It will be of interest tp note peator. will be assisted by the (Contlaaed from Psge One) rluctive fellow creatures' and If southerly. Detour is provided Germans still were attempting of their number were listening. Other vessels were temaged and and Britain," he declared. "He Am Wat W k i ...... kmple, permit medical commls- A price situation favorable for Eiastford. Approximately 4 'i Germany and Russia jointly for them. "Speak to the judge; please,'* ceaselessly to advance but have that the town of Vemon is not Rev. Howard Champe, of Lebanon. ftons to decide whether. a person at first tt affects only poor help­ from Litchfield via old South co'jnsel told the next witness, who Delicious Sunday Dlnneral May Bar ITse of Money forced back, the dispaiches said, ance which we. now are giving to knoers that he is racing against Anaconda ...... full use of storage capacity pre­ miiea of rolled bonk gravel surface enslavement of labor and sup- ••begun to act (Siutlously" north only b getUng*'*<^**k completelywiiij*iciciy sauiuBc-saUsfac- Frlenda may call this evening time. He has heard the rumbUngs hould legally be given a mercy less Insane peraons—then funda­ street to Bantam river bridge. smiled brightly at the bench and The amendment to bar use of and the artillery effectively hit the aKjfresSors.” Armour III ...... vails. Elevator men now can buy Traffic is maintained throughout on three sections of town roads. presaion of religion, admonishing: o f the city. tory transportation but also that I Dougan Funeral Home, 69 of revolt among the enslaved peo­ kth. mentally the murder of all unpro­ aald, "Hello, Judge." the money to aid Russia was to be Soviet warcraft anchored iij jtbe we are grtting it very economical- M_°ll street, Manchester, and until "For, in effect." his message Atchison ...... any cereal at several cents a bush­ the remainder of the project. East Hartford. About 2-10 mile "Labor can never calmly stand Groups of 30 to 60 tanks are ples—Including the Germans and Designed To Oo Spade Work ductive persons Is given free rein, of drainage on Brewer street. offered by either Rep. Rich (R- harbor of Kronstadt, island Nav'al ly Indeed, when compared to the 11 o'clocfe tomorrow forenoon, said, "we are inviting their control Aviation CJorp ...... el discount under what they can No route numbers: aside and behold religion oppress­ Hotel Sheridan being sent out like probing fin­ Italians. He fears the mounting The film undoubtedly was de- the muriler of Incurably sick per­ Franklin. Peck Hollow road. ed without realizing with undeni­ Ps) or Rep. Jones (R-Ohio). base. cost to other towns of the same when the body will be removed to of the seas by keeping our ships Baldwin Ct ...... sell it for future delivery. This dis­ Ei)ist Hartford. Section No. 1, gers. searching for a weak sjwt Rep. Day (R -Ill), who until yes­ foi-ce of American air. He knows B * 0 ...... ilgned to do the necessary spade sons snd cripples unable to work, Greenwich. Approaches to gaso­ able logic that labor itself U the . Repulse Attempted Break size in the state. the church In Hebron. out of the ports of our own friends. cork. count often more than compen­ Contracts No. 1 and No. 2 of the in the new Red Army line, it said, terday had planned to sponsor tha* the days in which he may Bpndix ...... invalids of Industry and the war. line station on Merritt Parkway. next slated victim." H EIE’S A ll YOU NEED "A renewed enemy attempt to Fox. the town of Vemon. the coat "It is time for this country to There ia no reliable information sates for normal storage and hand­ Hartford by-pass. 'but are finding only fierce resis­ that' limitation, told the House: achieve totM victory are num­ Beth 8tl ...... of us all when we became old and Hartland. 2 miles of bituminous Emphasizing that the freedom tance and counter-attacks at all break out with the aid of tanks per pujd) transportation is $17.55 Mias Catherine A . Sceery stop playing into Hitler’s bands to how many thousands of Ger- weak with age and therewith un­ ling charges between now and de­ Hamden and North Haven. "Every dollar of this appropria­ west of Leningrad was repulsed,” bered.” Borden ...... macadam surface on Granville of electiona was a cardinal princi­ FO I COLOR WITH A as compa;reVe been given a productive. livery date. Grain ipen estimated 17,063 feet of grading and drain­ points. _ tion, In the * sole discretion of the the high command said. Can Pac ...... road from the end of present Im ple to ^ defended to the end. In one clash between 60 Gor­ State. 'Tlie cost per pupil mile for A. Sceery was held this morning The President pointed out thst nerty death, apparently through Secret Decree Only Needed that because of the scarcity of age on Wilbur Cross Parkway. MINIATURE CAMERA President, can be given to the So­ The high command said also while most of the war supplies Caae (J. 1.) ...... apace, actual commodities were Meriden. 12,950 feet of grading prerved section to the Mass, state Biahopl^haughneasy declared: keep Your Shirt man tanks and* a Russian armored the Town of Vemon is one and at 8:30 at her late home, 66 Maple slnleoa gaa. ,'Then it Is. only necessary to line, “Some have indeed brazenly dar­ viet Union if he so desires. Please that It wits now established the Cerro De P ...... selling at the sharpest discounts nnd drainage on Wilbur Cross unit, the dispatch said, 34 .of the two-thirds cents and coippared to street, and at St. James's church authorized by Congress were be­ Three Drivers Catholic bishops, in a letter buwe a _ secret decree that the ed to go so'far aa to suggest that do not in this chamber haul down Germana had rounded up 12,531 ing delivered, many of them were Chea A O h ...... under futures since' the Farm Ledyard. Three sections of town invaders' machines were left the flag of the Constitution. two and .one-half cSsts for the at 9 o'clock. Rev. Vincent J. Hines rad in all churches last June, tn method tested on the Insane alsb roads. in 1042 the re ^ Ia r constitutional on •. lofigerJ prisoners, taken 161 guns and sev­ state. being sunk, adding that as this Chrysler ...... vhlch they warned that "Chriat- Board era'. Meriden and Wallingford. 16,- crippled on the battlefield. "The scheme of lend-leaie is to celebrated the mass of requiem. Are Exonerated Coca - C o la ...... is tn be extended to other unpro- Middlefleld, 5,204 feet of water- elections in this country be omit­ •The’ way north of Orel is cov­ eral Vtanka In recent . fighting for The Board directed the ^secre­ country approached full productlofi anlty was at stake in Germany," ductives, that his also may be 420 feet of grading and drainage have a continuous flow of ma-i the islan^ of Muhu -and Oesel, at Mrs. John Barry presided at the Col Gas A E l ...... bound macadam on Peters Lane. ted. Whether this be a trial bal­ ered," Red Star said. tary to expreas to Sherwood C. organ snd she snd James Breen requiring the use of more ships it Plso made a fleeting ((eneralized used in. incurable pulnionic pa­ on Wilbur Crosa Parkway. loon or not, I think it wen for terials. This bill is but one of a the entrance to the) Gulf of Fin­ would he "increesingly necessary Com I Inv T r ...... Milford nnd Orange. 14,880 NorwjUk. mile of reinforced " I t must be made abeolutely un­ series. They will bring more in­ Cummings for eighteen years sang the solos. Burial was in ‘SL eference to mercy kl)iing. tients, aged invallda, and soldiers evepr citizen to be upon hia guard land off Elstonla. V to deliver American goods under Hertford, Oct. 10.—(VF)—Coroner Coml 8olv ...... fee.t of concrete pavement on W il­ concrete pavement on Water approachable." flation, more disaster. Chairman of the Board, their re­ ^mes's cemetery where Father "There are sacred obligations of seriously Injured In the war! Manchester street and not to iaugh off aa silly such "A total of 2,680 W nei had to the American flag." Fremk E. Healy today found three COna Edls . . . . ; ___ ... bur Ooss Parkway. D ^ l t a acknowledged unrelent­ " I would rather not leave this gret at bis retirement and their Hipes conducted the burial aerv- lonscience," their letter said, "Then none of our lives is safe Orange, 11,63» feet of roUed a suggestion. Such laughter rose be. made harmless during the op­ The United Statte could not. he drivers of automobilea not crtml- Corts Oil ...... rfrom which no one can free us Stamford. Bridge and ap-, ing German pressure in the chamber and have It said that I appreciation of his services during lcee>The bearers were James Fan­ any more; Some kind o f commis­ Date Book gravel surface on Derby-Mllford Hitler to the power he wields to­ ma region. Red Sta^ stressed iBrm erations," a communique said. that period. In cldling his report went on, depend upon the exiled nally responsible as a result of Cont Can ...... nd which we must fulfill even if sion can put you on a list of ‘un- proacBte over Mill river on Inter- day." forget my friends In Illinois and The German Air Force, backing ning, Thomas A. Brennan, James Com Prod ...... road. Garden street. Orange center defenses at several polnU there. Superintendent Howe stated: "In governments of NOTway and Hoi- faU I accidents. costs us our own lives. Never productlves' who, according to Tonight IsScen. road. KODAg 89 f/9A Ideally raiud for became a close buddy of Joe Sta­ up ground offensives, was reported Mahoney, , Frederick Mahoney, Dei L A Wn ...... road. Chestnut Hill road, Ridge It toM of a German motorized closing, the Superintendent wishes land to furnish tbe ships needed to They ere: nder any circumstances may * a their decision, have become un­ Armistice Day Cofhmittec, Army ■Wethersfield. 1 2-5 >roile8 of color photography. Ansatigmat lin when I got to Washington." to havs attacked airdromes on John Walah and Raymond Gard­ Douglas A i r e ...... road and Indian Hill road. unit routed by a Russian counter- But Rep. Woodrum (D-Va) de­ to express his regret at the retire­ carry supplies to countries fight­ Albert T. Ahem, West Hertford, human being, aside from war and worthy to live. And the police and Navy Club at 7:30. grading and drainage on Section f/j.6 lent; I'/ioo-iecood ahutter. Olraea, railways In* southern and ner. ■' ' , Du Pont ...... lustified self-defense, kill an in- Ridgefield. 3-4 mile of rolled attsuik and German losses of clared that to date Russia is "the ment of S. C. Cummings, chairman ______^ ing Hitler, nor should its shipa fee whose car struck and fatally In­ won’t' protect you, no court will Saturday, Oct. 11 No. S, Contract No. 1 of the Hart­ gravel on new road. Record for Jobs’* Price, 8,000 men klUed and 320 tanks central Russia and* Important mil­ for eighteen years of the Vemon forced to "masquerade" as they jured John Zisk, 56, of East Wind­ Eastman Kod ...... pocent peteon." avenge the murder and, mete out ford. by-paas. only power that has been able to itary railway Installations in Len­ Elec Auto-L ...... Swedish Smorgasbord. Emanuel Rocky HIU. Wethersfield. Char­ destroyed in five days of struggle check or stop or slow up the Board of Education. During these baye done, under the flags of els- sor, in South Windsor, August 8. Elaborate -Statement the ju.stlfled puniahqient to mur­ Lutheran church. Wethersfield and Hartford. 2 't ~ naoMi Fiua ingrad. Gen EHec...... ter road 3-4 mile bituminous maca­ Set iii Au^ist with Russian forces commanded years. Mr. Cummings has made an ter American republics. Stanley Kolanko, Rockville, Bishop Van Galen elaborated der! 'WTio then can- stlH trust his Sunday, Oct. 12 miles' of grading and drainage is camera hordes of Hitler." Gen Foods ...... dam surface. by Gen. Ivan Boldin. " I have no more love for Com­ Jotos la Victory CSwrus ideal presiding officer o t ths About Town Reea Invltatloa to Repeat whose car struck and fatally in­ St statement In his sermon, now doctor! It isn't to be imagined QuUng, Camptell Council, K. of and two box culverts on a section Koda- The jubilant Nazi press joined* Gen *Mot ...... ; ...... making the rounds of Germany In of the Hartford by-pass. ' Roxbur>'. 1 mile of rolled bank Gr^phlo AeOount o f Battle munism than you have,” the Vir­ School Board, running its meet­ This was promptly interpreted jured Ekiward McCormack, 60, who what the ietdowm In morals and C. Manchester Rod and Gun (Jlub. gravel on the Minora Bridge road. Washington. Oct. lO—(a«)—Paul chrome Film for Red Star gave this graphic ac­ ginian told the house. "1 do not in a victory chorus as Adolf H it-' ings with promptness, dignity and in some quarters aa an invitation walked in front of tbe former’s Hecker Prod ...... hhain letter feabion. what general mutual mistrust wrlll OonstmcHon-^Tralflc Maintained V. McNutt, Federal security sd- . full-color trana- The executive committee o f the Hudson M o t ...... "For several months," the Coventry Lake. Salem. Nine aectlons of town aid count of one battle near Vyazma like a rattlesnake and I am not tor's powerful war machine carried decision. Aa chairman be has been Tail Cedars of Lebanon and the for Immediate action to repeal the .ter in Ehat Hartford, August 10. to carried even into families If Monday Oct. 18 ^ u t e No. U. 8. 1—Stonlngton, ministratpr, announced today that parenciea for out what highest Germzn quarters Int Harv ...... pishop said, "we have heard re- roads. • for the river "V": going to get close to one If I can eminently fair and broadminded, special eommltjee* arranging tbs baa against American ahlps enter-' Stanley Novak, Thompeonvllle, this frightful teaching is tolerated, Ehcieruiion of bridge over WUIlems during August' state employment largo’ screen described za tha "tost decisive bat­ tnt Nick ...... Dtts that patients who have been Sue Hastijus Marionettes, Hjgb Sharon. 1 ^ Miles of loose gravel •nhe enemy pouilded the de­ help It, but if I could get hold of Ustenlng to ell compialnte, but in­ October 25 ceremonial of the local ing belligerent, ports, but' adm|nlp- whose caF waa In eolUioon with accepted and commanded." ■ Cove. offices filled 509,700 jobs — the tle of .the year which shall crush Int T A T ...... for a long time and perhaps sp­ School HaU/Educational (Hub. surface on the Lucas, Feirchild pcojcctfoo; fense with concentrated bombing one of Jhem'snd had s fair oppor­ sistent on hearing all eldes of a Forest will meet at 7:30 tonight tration'-aponsored Iso la tio n Intro­ •pother'driven ^ James Btdwell, Also, Dr. Samuel Underhill ad- Route No. 2—Bozrah. Yantlc and Middle roads. highest on record for that month, raids and hurled a huge number tunity, I would tike to slip it up tha opponent before winter sets case before giving any decision. duced in both chambers, im m ^ - 76, Somers, In Y M eld , A u g ^ 0. Johns • M a n ...... ar to be incurable have been river bridge end approachee. since the employment service waa KoaasuM n o j9 a ^ ' Model i ill the Masonic Temple. dreoa, Ameriten Legion hall. Pub­ Simbebury. 4-5 mile of bitumin­ /, 'of tanks and infantry, coordinat­ the pants leg of Adolf Hitler." in;" Vemon haa been fortunate in such ately after the meaeage wss^read Mr. Bldwell fifed 10 days later of Kenhetett ...... |orce(ully removed from sanator- Routea No. 2 and IS — Eiaet ratablished./ Shosra the picture'to full acrcca snd asylums for the insane lic invited ous macadam surface on west ed with artaiery Are. Paying, Military commentators general­ a chairman.” called only for etlmtnation*'af the bronchial pneumonia which de­ Leh Vai R R ...... Hartford. Main street. ' Bridge The August figure brought to siae writh xemgritsble brillianca.- Major Herbert Schwebacher, U. py orders from Berlin. Overnight Ne^fs Tuesday, Oct. 14 Simsbury road. the price o f heavy losses, the Ger­ ly described oondlttons prevailing Dance Tonight * armed ship restritf^n. Hopm .Com­ veloped from Injuriee received in Lockheed Aire ...... on the Hartford by-paas. 3,500,000 the number of jobs fill­ in the rank and file of Soviet 8. Arrm y officer attached to Con­ LOew's ...... "Itegularly then, after a short Eintertalninent by Stanley group. Stretford, ^ooee rock removal Friro mans, finally Succeeded in breaking The Senior Oeaa of the Rock­ mittee hearings « the, measure the accident, the coroner said. South Methodist church pariah Route No. 4— ed, by the state offices since the Drv Spell Affects forces as "chaotic." necticut Selective Service Syateih LorUlard ...... Jme, a relative received notice O f Connecticut from Route 8 approach to Merritt 819.75 through liito the depth of the de­ ville High School Will hold a dance will start Monday. > house S t Gomwali. RepeirS to (Tomwall beginning of the year, or 54 i>er Hundieda of .dive bombera and headquarters at Hartford, an oc­ Mont Ward it the'person had died, the body Parkway. fense but this-did not break the in honor of the faculty thla eve­ cupational deferment officer, will Chairman Coimallv (D., Tex.) of By AaaocteteM Praaa Also, Sue Hastings Marionettes, bridge. No Interference with cent more than in the same period combat planes were reported hurl­ Nash « Kelv ...... ' been cremated, and the ashra traffic. TtumbulL Bridge and 1,797 feet of 1940. q>lrit of realstahee of the unit de­ Leaves, Flowers ning in the Sykes Gymnasium. The be the speaker at Monday’s meet­ the Senate Foreign Relations Com­ Hollister street KhooL EMucetlonat of rolled bapk. run gravel ap­ fending the position. - ing death and destrucUon on Sov­ mittee told reporters, howevsr, Nat Bisc ...;...... Hid be delivered. A suspicion, Farmington. Drainage instal­ The August unemployment ben­ proceeds will go to tbe Wsahington ing o f the Kiwanls Club of Man­ Q u o t a t i o n s ering on certainty, exista gen- Hartford—The truateea of The Club. proaches oa Merritt Parkway and tinder conditions of encircle­ iet masses said to be encircled In Trip Fund. Bud Hewitt’s orches­ that he hoped to offer legislation Nat Cash R e g ...... lation through UnionvUle streeL efit payments totaled $26,500,000, the central front before Moscow. chester. He 4riU discuss occupa­ Nat Dairy -...... Prmlly Jhat theta numerous and Connecticut Savings Bank Life In. ThnredajLOct. 18 Frenchtown road. ment, the unit retreated to a pre- tra will furnish tbe music for the S t a "later date” to strike out Um ETrst fall, meeting, Questional Route No; U, 8. 5— which was 10 per cent leas than Today’s rain is bringing down The military reports were silent, tions! deferment woxk. The meet­ Nat DlstiU ...... mexpectod case^of the death of aurance Fund ann'ouficed yester'- Union. A^roxiinately H mile of July, ' pared anti-tank area with sup- dancing. Those in charge, of ar­ combat zone provision. He insisted Club, Hollister street school at Berlin and Meriden.. 18.075 the leaves from ths trtes. They however, on the besieged cities of ing wiU be held at the Manchester The meet powerful forces in the NY central'...... insane don't happen of them- day that s series of seven lectures roiled gravW surface on the Bige- hues and artillery. rangements are; Decorations, Her­ he had no present plana to link it 8:30 p.m. feet o f ccmcrete pavement on W il­ low Hollow road. are not o f the usual colors as the Leningrad and Odessa, still hold­ Oountiy' .club at Elverett universe are not always the most N Y NH A H ...... ilvM but are intentionally on that typo of insurance, open to ••With this rea as a base, the bert Sharp, chairman, Audrey Gol- with the pending UU, despite op­ Wednesday,' Oot. bur Croas Parkway. dry weather so affected them that ing out despite increased German Kaltb is adieduled to give the at­ vocal. Nor Am Oo,...... ught abouL that the teaching representatives o f all Connecticut 22 ■Voluntown. Four aectlons tmlt ^ntlnued to destroy enemy denthai, George Herzog, Howard ponents' aasertioits tte t such ac­ Testimonial for Rev. Frederick Berlin anfi Newington. 6 miles town aid roads; tonks, cutting roads and hinder- there was UtUs to bring out the pressure. tendance prise. — Rev. Dr. Joseph B. ' Slaoo, N. Packard ...... b ^ g followed which malntaina m utualas vinga banks, would be Heller, Doris CMte^lo; refresh­ tion was . oonteipplated if the held every Wednesday night in the W. Clerk at SL Bridget'a haU. at at rolled gravel surface on Berljn fillilO OIIIID ta f tto movement of ’ the Nazis, colors when the weather suddenly Hitler’s own newspaper, Voel- Y., SL NIeboIss ClMUte. Param P i e t ...... one may deatfoy the Uvea turnpike. Washington. Three milra of roll­ ments. Vera Arcbackl, Welda Mra Fred W. Young, of 48 Bls- House passed the armed ship pro­ ao-called ‘peraons unworthy to State Office Building beginning 7:80. ed gravel surface on Um Morris [SILENT aO W nsuially cutting off Infantry, from changed. It is also noticed that kiseher Beobachter, declared that Penn RR ...... E tet Hartford. Main atreet ILDON WITH AnortANE FAMtC C 0U A ||l iAstesd of the leaves pUing up in Bowers, Helen Smith.. _ eell street, entertained last eve­ pose! by an overwhelming margin. W e must redsdlcato ourselves |tve,’ and so kill inhdtent persona next Wodneaday. The iraue. and Friday, Oct, 24 road. ^ Oq Baraer Salra aad Sarriee tanka the'Fuehrer once more had car­ Phelps Dodge ...... 6 • a a • a and EiUlngton road. miles of the gutters or on lawns they seem Child Injured ning at her home vfith a spaghetti Mixed Reactlea Aroused one thiniM their Uvea are no •ale of aavinga bank life ineuranoe Lectu^ by. Mra. Lewie Rose, Weston, m miles o f traffic ••Only after receiving the order ried out one of bis lightning cam­ to the task which Uas:befors us tn Phil P e t ...... reinftmeed conqiete pavement. DBUfi^M PANY to fall apart The late garden Ronald Gotfried. 5-year-old son eupper. Tba guests toere emplwees The Preeident'e message aroused order that all peoples may live as nger o f use to the nation and poUctea will start Ih tbe aUte on O u ter church: bound gravel on Longer Lane oid CHAS. G. SCHELL In oil our axparionca to retreat, the unit withdrew from paigns. V of Mr. and Mrs. Cheater Gotfried, mixed react!oa tn Congrtee. with Pub Sve N J ...* ..___ Jan, I. - Saturday, Oct. 25 i Route No. U: S. 5A— Wlndtor. flowers do not last loDg after they of tbe Pioneer Parachute. Coni'; squsls.- * • Radio ...... ptate.” Easton Turnpike and white Birch 1081 Btete St. TeL 8827 Prescription' Pharmacists one anti-tank area to anotb.e.r, Seven Days Sofllce of 5 Woodland street was seriously pony who are closely associated administration leaders uniformly Refers to Cardtaal Prtactple Private Duty Nurses' (teace,' 3 ^ miles of reinforced concrete road ¥fe hova yet to find o Hiirt constantly repulsing enemy at­ are brought into the house. They PrssUlwit Roosevelt In ia'Roah Reading Hartford—The Arm y accepted pavement on Hartford-Windeor 901 Main St. Dial ,532] seem to fade away and the usual It referred to the encirclement injured Thursday morhinj; when he with Mra. Young. Following the endorsing his pro$K>eala. Haahaas greeting to Americnn H iis was a reference to the 128 men from the' Cbnnectieut Hilltop House. Whethersfleld. Bridge over Jor­ tacks and succeed^ in breaking battles of Bryansk and Vyazma waa struck by an autoniobtto be­ Senate Democratic Deader Bark­ Rem Rqiid ...... Nazi principal that the Also, Oremonial, Tall Cedars (ff road. ' W e DeUver! through to the main body of So­ perfume is lacking. Instead •upper, which w^M cooked by Mrs. Jews. draft PoUe yesterday, including 36 dan Lane and Wolcotf Hlli road. that has mode a grtoter on the central front,' which began ing operated by Leo Frey, 28, pf 19 Joseph Halussl o f Bisaell street, a ley of Kentucky said that in view Republic 8tl ...... stion ia everything * and the in- Lebanon, Masonic Temple. Route No.' U. '8. 6—EAst Hart­ viet troops with full equipment there remains a dead odor. This from NorUralk ahd.South and Etet Wethersfield and Hartford. /. ALICE COFBAN Oct. 2, and said seven short au­ Windermere eVenue. The accident of the "danger our country now Rey Tob B ...... Uvldual nothing. ^ Suaday, OeL 28 ford. About 1 mile of reinforced and oecqpled new poaitlons." also appears as a result o f the social hour was enjoy^ As long ss crimes committed Norwalk, 81 from KtetfoPd anfi 19 section of the Silaa Deane highway (Knowa As Qoeea Alice) stir than W ings.'Th* tumn days BUfflcied, “to deliver the occurred on Union street, just faces, there is no eourss wa can Bafewav Stra ...... "Only what is of use tafue Jia- from Torrington. . (JonvenUon, N. E. Lutheran concrete pavement on Burnside This unit, it was estimated, kill­ long dry apelL sgsinst other people seem to bo Sears Roab ...... M d grada aeparaUoas at Silaa SPIRITUAL MEDIUM, death blow to the most monstrous West of Orchard street. Accord­ Compai\y O, local State Guard putsiM but to follow tba rsoom- profitoble, the sntl-eocisi nation may be a biding guide for Conference Brotherhood, Omcor- avenue. Sevealh Daughter of a Seventh Son ed 1,000 Germans and destroyed' Shall 'Un ...... Hartford—WUUam L. Shlfer, Route No. 8— Beacon Falls and Highway, Hartford avenue fabrics are the kind you war machine of all times from ing. to the report a OHmectieut unit, u n ^ r command of /C apL mendatlons o f tbs Preaidsnt'' will contiiuM to bs crlminsL rhat we do or don't do." Dr. Conti the author and foreign correspon­ die Lutheran church. Born With a VelL several doaens of tanka. Soeony - Vac Naugatuck. 31j) miles o f rein- York, New Haven and which it will never recover." Company bus waa headed east and John L. Jenn^, will hike'''^to ML On the other hand. Republican '—Rev. Frsaklyn Cols Sherman, ently said. dent, told a lecture audience of MOtadtaVe 2? Hartford roilroad Readings Dally 8 A. BL to ,» P : M. Draw ea Beserve Stores Sou Pac ...... forcte concrete pavement from find in rnore expansiv* Public Records Newspapers told their readers had stopped and another car'fol­ Nebo Sunday for a day's training Leader MeNery of Oregon ob­ develnnd Gtnce Eplaeopnl chnreh.' The letter, quoting the bishop's 3,500 in Buahnell Hall last night "March of Moviee." auapi^ Or By AppotatmeaL. In the' Seir- The Russians were reported 'South Ry ...... Beacon Falla northerly. * Wlndaw Locks. Approximately In 'glaring headlines that tbe lowing it had also stopped. The prograna Members of the unit served that it was his belief the tier, continued: thst the United States should give Mothers' club, Hollister street H inile of h^fnlnoua lee a t the People for 80 Yenra. drawing on their vast stores of re­ Std Brands ... a .... Route N o .. 20—Windsor Locks shirts. The tailoring is par- “Great Hour Haa fitruck: "Cam­ child ran out from behind a pa^> who did not attend the drill Wed­ neutrality act had beco psaesil to "It ia- a frightful teaching which military and econr^e aid to Eng­ auditorium. . pavement on ' serves and sending them into tlM Wsrraafees S t d O U O s l...... and' Bkut WincUbr. Reinforced 1 Webb atreeL 188 Church Street, Hartford,’Conn. paign in Btost Haa Been Decided” ed auto in front of the auto ludven nesday night are urged to watch keep the country out of war. and ould Justify the murder of the land and Ruaria now “whUe we Thursday, OeL 80 Phono 8-0097 central Iron-. In Une also with Tha following property convey­ Std Oil N J 41 concrete 'Uab teidge over tbe Con­ .with the subheads "Arm y Groups by Frey. He attempted to avoid tomomw'a Herald for details of be aaw •hw JusUflcatSoa ta t its ent, which fundsmentaUy pte- sUn have two powerful allies in Booster Club'a chicken pie sup­ fection. The collars can't their scorched earth policy, they ances warraatse deeds have Curb Stocks Tex Corp 4t necticut river. One-way traffic. of Tlmoehcnko aad Voroshilov striking the child but the side of the evenL tbe violeot kiiung.ofi InvaUda tbe field wbo for a long time will per, North Methodist chutte, were eald to have yielded Orel been recorded at the office o f tha nmken Ron B ...... 4J Route No. 29-^New Cknaan. IH Veteran Director circlsd— Budyenny's Forces in the auto struck him. Dr. R. C. F e^ , Senator (Jedrga (D., Oa.') iwld he ) longer able to work, cripples In- do nnoet of the actual figh tin g- Friday, Oct. '81 wrinkle, con't lose their ' only after destrpyinig the city's town deilc: John D. Stone to Alaz- guson wbo took the boy to the N ot Beared Tranaamerlca ipiles of reinforced concrete paver faetorlss Stole of'Dissolution.'* ' thought the President had token "a Amn Superpow . . . . sUy lU and those weakened than to wait until we are forrad to Ddnce. Lithuanian - American ander Jarvis, two locations oo St. RockviUe City hospital treated him wise step" in. recopunending the Un Osrblda ...... Itk old age. Citlaena' dub,. Liberty halL ment on South avenue. . Of Band Is Dead n g b tilig OR tbs approaches to John strest; U. M. and M. T. Mor- German -spokesmen have re­ CIta S*vc ...... try to do it alone, without frlenda ihdpf), actually outlast ll^ ' frained from pointing specifically for a fracture of this right tog be­ North Conway, N . H.. OcL 10— arming of merchant veeeele. and Union Pac ...... "According to reliable informa- or allies.” Thnreday, Nev, 8 Route N a 32—Franklin, Leba­ lABingrad la thz .aorth sad toward rlarty to Fred-IX Smith et ox. tween the knee end thigh as well ID Bond and 8b 3 Unit Arc * ...... non' and Windham. Grade crOse- HI MMitopol la tba aouth was said to to Moacow aa a major objective W OF)—Holding, a new corn-cob pipe he did not believe guch action would Jon, lists ara now being made up ■ Danbury—Mtchasl Gallo, .city Hobby Show, O n ter church. ‘ shirt itself. West street; Iva J. .Watkins to as head and body bruises. in her hand, little Pamela HotUng- "la any way InerMse the danger of m ag Hod ...... 3H Unit O orp ...... |n auiatoriums and asyluma in tha iny elimination at Williams cioaa- Torrington. OcL 10. — OPI — ka ooetlaiiing.. the German offensive. However^ e Psnnraad t% auditor, was slugged isat night lay Ralph 6 t-G . ■ Nourae, Lakewood ; The accident is being investigat­ worth—lost for sight dsys la tbe our becoming an active belligerent Unit Gaa Imp . . . 'Dce of Wratpballa of steh pa­ Charloa .E. Toting; 76. veteran di­ ' |$yowwraM$22to8)00 Rad Star rspectad that ths Gsr- d r ^ . coasplcuoua display by the papers Uhl Oaa ...... • S S S.S s 8-18 a holdup man who fled after a ed by Petrolman -Arthur EXancia. woods o f Mount Cbooonia— said in the war." U 8 Rubbtr ..... nts who * as so-caUed 'unpro-' *"^oute No. 84— rector of the Ubiqn Hardware I toMrbiUa,bayae44. White BrtwdeleMi anfi Weven wiana bad adraaoad at aoaia poinU Quitclaim of maps of the fighting area with scuffle without obtaining approxU Ptoochle Tbaigbt today of hsr •! wasn’t Senator Isicaa (D., BL) looked on Uni L t and Pow A % U 8 Steal ...... etlTe countrymen,” are - to be i^lmon Cannery Orange. Bridge and.approate- band here and formerly with the •d duass' Of meet ea BteilIrM Birtpra noi Plgeraoi eatkaaoutb, amortad by IteUaa* B y ^ to la lm dead pn^ierty oa Moacow at the center indicated mately $300 the cite official had xpeoedeiacf General Kitchener Lc>dge, Soak acared. I knew t was going to get the arming of ships aa a "ttmely West Union . . . . i aw ay and in a abort time de- ea at Wilbur O o m Parieway on Wheeler A Wilson band oi Bridge­ Hoagailaa aad Rinnaalan troopa, North Elm otreet hah bsen eoa- that the Gensan drive may aim at Tw s B U M In Cbnta with him. (Salio suffered a minor ttbieanmetl Ham 14 te 18. Om* • - of. SL (toorge will bold a pubUe baifiL" warning" to would-be attaekera West El * Mfg .. •abaeeaaaa fivod o f their Jlyee. Tbe flrit Derby avenue. port and tbe Governor’s Fbotgiiard feat QMt «aa cofeima had ' veyed to Mtchasl Tomasko by tba tha Red capital. bead injury. Has Added €3iore Nam OsBor Btylsik pinochle party this evening foUow- and Senator McFartond (D*. Arts.) Wooiworth :.'left the tnatltuUon at Orange and West Haven. 20,- band a t New Haven, died late last •haefeafi la a foor-day featUa Equltabls U fa Assuraaoa con- Tha Germans ackaowledged ing thrir rsfifiar meeting. - The GsrAasr* Mans., OcL 10.— (JH— Elec Bond 4k 8h (£ iirt» . . . . 408 feet o f reinforced concrete night at the Charlotte Hungerfttrd Bad Axanr imit wfekb that tbers ivas. much bloody flu t­ asserted ttast-the crews should not nthal near Muonater in the Beaeea fZr Otlavlag p“ y- card playing will start at eight bs dmled the protoctloa such sc- Two Fitchburg men ware killed at this # e A (July. 81). pavement oa Derby avenue. boeplUl. Ha rasMed bare SOyoara. |fl|, WiMMme aribr amfib tba attafinsa aad eat la ,bt|ila& ing still absad but autboritatlvs Ketchikan, Alaska, OcL 10.—(IF) AMaebisaafi* * . o’clock. Prises will be awarded New Yofk, O ct-10—(F»—War­ tioo would give them. 8ofi a third probably fatally in­ Route N a U. 8. 44— HA waa a 3 M degraa Mason, sourpes dsdared 'Tbe mUlUry de- "N o. 211 at ths Raich’s psnal Mlsaoula. M oaL— (F) -r- Polly —Tbe. salmon cannery haa taken seder Cilmiss gtessA la a SSJXM actloo Maiy U Q>- and refreshments vrill be served. ren M. Waterman, 32, eon o f a Although Cnngresrione} critics jured todisy when their automo­ BtUi has the force of the law Eastforfi and Pnfifret Ap- bis affUisUona Induring mamber- SmalewnANaaM&^SSlaSa (Aatbocttatlva woieaa la ten- bo(». baa attaebad propaity of daiaa baa fklton** and tbe last ful­ Grieve ts truly grieving. Stufimto on an added chore. Tbe Men's C3ub of the RockviUe waaltby Tagetabla dealer, was wars quick to say that the changes bile stniek s trso and tuinsd and F O R S A L E ! prescribee: “Whoever-. In- proximatoly 8H mOee a t bitumin­ .ahip in Clark Commandary, Mid the aa r*a a » bad captor- Fraidc A. aad Harriett JL Cbbora ly effectlvs Rusaian armies oo tbe at Montana State University are Mrs. John Lokken. Red O o ea Methodist church will bold a pino­ placed on tteoa yaatff probation saggaatod by tba Prasidaot would oyer end cn Boots t gear tbs : Wlla a perton shall, if ous macadam pavement and steel Knights Tamplar, at Waterbury, ' ad IMUapot as wall az tba oltMa «B Oakland strsst. entlrs sasUm front were eod^ Bottaa Oa FYaaeb Btefi •aythg abe is a snob. Aad it ts a administrator pack a individual chle party ia T F a s lq ^ this l ^ y after Oaaaral Baailagfi to wbat Tbft daaeribad u *1n OerdnerRset Templeton Una. Tba carried oat the act with dettfe- girder bridge: alaa right Une out fioottlab EUte MxUes tn ' W atertwry % t S h o n a i ‘ Caalpaaka aad Martapol la tbs ctod. A cts Laai. Aittelaa Wan fact she igaorea grratings . from flrat aifi kite and antiseptics in a a t Interseetloa a t Itoutea 98 aad K E L L E R f ! .•’ piaatWBid aoslr tbreugb tbs evening etartlng at 'fi:l0 o'doek. Jodge Jonah X Goldbtete awpaao- wndadarad Naval war la tba At­ dead wars: F^m I Joamh, 21. and OabrDiff. $488. |ratioii, be punished with death h ^ youths frequently. ..The •ad Bridgeport and Sphinx Ttm- EASY WASHERS By wam ntae dasd propetty on Priass win be awarded. - Jemph A. Menard. 22. u a critieal tin can and runs it through a anl- 101 on tbe Phocnlxville-PMnfret pia. Sbrina. of Hartford. ifUkralM.) — Searborougb road baa baan con- ad aentenea on his plea o f g a S ltf lantic," tha yraelffant aaaorad tba of anurdcr.’ In order m prp- is, bef sister, Peggf!; went moa cannery retort. Just Uke n enn Tbe btpsopotomus. largest VIeUiag WaaUBgfaa to aacond degrss aaaault In an at­ legtriatora In 'hla mcaaaga that tba oooditlon at Henry Heywood Ma^ r thoae wbo premedUatlvely bill road . Slight d e lim T ra ffle lU a wlfa, one son. H arry 8 , o f vsyad \ if ths HoU lnveatM sntw k> aquatle boofed 0 4 U . HL' IMLET — 8$7i tbe ocbool two yean ago and a t fish. ■ N S P T S Mr. and Mrs. Hemy Father of tempted toy pistol holdup o f tbe proposed revlaicas *do not call for morial bosplUi wna Jaaeph TOU- rich petaena, mteibiera la u m d to a 9 ^ tbu saeboa, ft Wteated, a granddaughter aad ana paay ts Msty U Bootea. rsMbas 8,^reigbt e< Bffiacaa 8 A. ML aofi 2 P. ids a lot friends. Tbe giite , It eomea but sterUlnsd and aaal- poaalNa Beat route M post^ KEMP^S ' 887 MADT I Mountain street a rt obanxlag Opn Bxchimge Bask. a declar|Uon of war say fftora t l ^ stgnanL . frafii ttaia la $ ^ pnn- look as nnich ahke as two new IfiMner. Bnitea A/Young of H utt ed. She credits Juanlt* JahoMOtk, Winchester. .OcpMtrueUmg 8 I who sje iatoafiad ■Mm— " I Just doa't know ford aurvive. Tba finoral riiU ba N i wbo Kbeol nurse, with aa aaslst oa the mliea a t refafocoefi^teoerete pave-, ■erricn£AJ|J|teRen F,",M$baAFoQy. Saturday at 2 p. m. at tba me^t oa Wlaete*»ee|i» nofi, G r a M A i m

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dsfsnss. Confioss should set HllU, baa not - jret been heard raekatand Mackenxia said ! from. Veronica Lake Esciaped Convict sonar revealed hte Identity Educational Qub to Offer Marioiiettes - promptly. questioning and admitted ' few Attitude Is Being Lands Despite .... ZJI.S Lumber Firm This la tba picture—Inoonclu- Man :M>out Manhattan ths automobile from a Non-Defense Con$iruction aiva, but with slgna of increasing Caught in State near Pelham, N. Y., test , T alc T w o Cities ■\:,- Poor Choice Bttiiiim Strain of Russian reslatanca—lyhich is By George TBdMr Cabral had about six m Gear^s Defeet Lo^ $40,000 FDBUUIBD ST TKB a six-year term-to serve when Will Be Cut 60 P er Cent IltAU) PBUmNO CO, INC Add to the list of parking meter drawn by what we Are actually New London, Oct. 10—(P>—Jos­ Taken Toward Defense N New York, Oct. 10.—1 Ustaned^ Skeptics are continually asking eph Cabral, 35, of Eteat-Prudence, escaped from tlu. Rhode IsIa tt BMMlI lirMt experiences the parking meter told of the fighting Itself. Flagg o f Opinion Real pribon. Sergt. Mackenxle sold Transport Flies Over bec HanebMttr, Coaa, to a diacuatibn of famous promot­ Lee Wright, "Wbo’a the ghost?” who escaped from the Rhode Is­ IM Destroys New Ha­ Washington. Oct. 10—{/P>—Nbn-^dlp o f 32 per cent from tba esU- THOMAS PBHOUaOM salesmen won’t relate to Manches­ From Berlin,' In contrast to ers and sports' characters at a res­ . . . So Wright gathered up all Rhode Island authorities in fom l anufacturers D o i n s companies and many Name Would Be Bel­ land state penit mtlary on Sept. 39, w u z « z . t u r c n or « i si g ^ scramble for In- Airport 92 Minutes defense construction in the United■" natod average a t 3,700J)00 thus 0«n*tmi Maaac'r ter the tale of two cities, Strouda- such signs of continuing struggle, taurant-off Broadway last night, Gypsy’s corrSepondenee, written was captured at Groton yesterday ed him Carbral has a record aq ven Building Supply TouadbA Oetobar. t. 11(1 burglar and aafe cracker. ventorics to protect tbemselves States will have to be cut about 60 employed .this year. But thojr said Surf snd East Stroudsburg on there _ are. tha most sweeping and though everybody fi^m Tex on hotel stationery from: San ter for Actress. by Trooper Henry J. Marikle of Complete About Face Until Gas Exhausted. Warebousje 'today. Pnbllihtd t m y BT«amc Bzcapi Franciaco’s Fairmont to Detroit’s against forthcoming possible per cent next year because criUcqi about 800,000 persona Ukely would the tDelaware River In Pennsyl­ Rickard and bis Klondike Shenan- the Groton state jxillce barracks. be dropped from non-defense butlA- •nadbxi and HofldirA Entarad b( claims the Nazi propaganda tal­ ni£:ans to Ruth Ederle, the channel Boiok Cadillac, and made them (Editor’s Note: Here’s an­ Sergt William E. Mackenzie Of Only Brntesd by loiBg Fall Aa Small Plants Seek­ shortages, with the result that materials must be allocated for tbb A>(t OttlM at Manehaattr. Burbank, Calif., Oct. io .— (A^— New Haven, .Oct. 10;—(P)—A ing work. Coba, as Baeoad CUas Mall Mattar. vania. ents have yet devised. Russia is, swimmer, came in for dlscuaolon, public. . . . Some of the lines make other of James Montgomery rile barracks said the trooper be­ ing Contraela Now* materials were brought up belter military and Naval needs, experts Stroudsburg, when the parking out of the war, we are told. But nobody happened to hit on Doug­ your eyes pop. Flagg's Informal Interriews came Buspictoua when he saw Salisbury, N. C.MHV-'^ohn skelter, without much plan." Ten passengers and the^crew of wind-whipped blaie which show­ of the Office of Production Man­ Other estimates o f tbs unsm- ■UBBCIUPTIOM BATS* las Hertz, who probably has I t i • e • with Hollywood’s atan In hit Cabral walking alohg the high­ ton, 47, of Concord, fell yaat In an effort to get Inventories three of a United AlrllnM trans­ ered an area of severaJ city blocks agement declared today. ployment expected to result from Om Tsar br Mall ...... '•‘**1? meter Salesmen appeared, yielded we have been told that before. By Paal Goaoer pad John Beckley to work, Donald Nelson, defense the SPAB restriction ran considar* Par Moaib bp Mall ...... I •(( the most adventurous life of them This Isn’t placed here with the serieo for The Aasoclatod ’ way a abort tllatance away from from the, seventh floor of the Wall port winged over Lockheed air­ with sparks destroyed the lumber They issued this forecast on civil to the lure of a new and modefn Without minimizing the serious all. Idea of antagonizing the ladies, but Press and The Herald. Tomor­ a new Cadillac sedan that was lace buil(ilng here to the akyllghi New York, Oct. 10—(;P)—Manu-, priorities director, has recently is­ building prospects quickly after ably higher, however. U. W. Wat*, •iM^a CoWf ...... port 93 minutes last night because J.*:'' and building supply warehoboe of ■on, president of The Asoodated Ofllvarad Ona Taar ...... »»« fad. Stroudsburg merchants lis­ nature of the continuing Nazi Hertz Iz owner-of the New York Alfred Wallenstein insists no woni- row: Errol Flynn.) standing at the side of the road. On the second floor. He suffer jfacturera are doing a complete sued an "interpretatloil” making of a defective landing gear. the Supply Priorities and Alloca­ It necessary for defense manufac­ 9 i - The Merberg Wrecking Corpora­ General Contractors of Aihertea, tened to the tall tales of bow their threat; it is necessary to wait for Football Yankees and a promoter an can tune In a radio station He took the man to the bar- only a few bruises. When the transport arrived from tion Board had prohibited the use MEMBER OP Lit-face In their attitude toward turers to use existing Inventories tion here early today with a loss of such -vital materials as steel, estimated that 1,500,000 would ba. ’^TMB associated PRBM business would Increase, if they of wide talents and ex^riencez. properly. . . . "The most serious By Jamea Montgomery F lngg' San Diego, Capt. Ed Klessig no­ Tha Asaoelaiad Praaa la aselualra- concrete proof of German success music lovers are doctors and chess HoliywoBritish Army. He players,” he ssys, "which msy ex- like an exorbitant price for sensi­ Not many montha ago, with nor- are ample, heretofore. It has been glowed after he lowered his land­ num on conitrucUon projects not fense construction and t*ist on ad­ tloa o( all naws dlapatebaa eraditad po.n the der for the patient to return to' . In Washington, he is something health, these causes must be re­ but when' business is vleWad ss an BONELESS HILK.FED (if phenomenon, for he never has self is one big favor to him, as, Sea of Azov. At the oalqe Hine, moved. •Our decorator. oxtrentely complicated, criss-croes- VEAL from its IdeslKtlc start. It had to London oources concede tb< been known tp lose his temper— The digestive disorders msY be ed flow a t thousands oif different '.Jin spite of conferences where red bs R boon to any aggressor who capture of this dty, which v^quld corrected by proper attention to kinds of msterisls, raw, semi- tqpe and Inanities combined to the diet, and prolapsus, or tag­ and processed, some- POLISH STYLE anMUd-naturally deUght In finding indicate that Nazi operaUons blast the temper of any man. ging .of the abuominal organa, the potentlsl disturbance IMPORTANTl Different rypet o f coffaa pots bring AskAd^how he always managed to HAM Undo Sam adopting the personal- ward the vital Donets Basin are caused by weakened muscles of individual manufacturer, bold hta temper, he said: lly o f Ferdinand 'The Bull. The proceeding unchecked. the abdomen, may be overcome needing hte several very speclal- hot water into contact widi ground coffet for dif­ "All mVjlfe, I have noticed that ' parts snd mnterisls, may ba goals to- which Hitler Is pressing, But this alone, In the <^ay’s through development of muscular ferent Icngdis of time. Therefore, it Is nectstaty the plan who loses his temper al­ tene by selective exercises. Pos- Appreciated. FRESH WHITE MUSHROOMS always with the aid of American news,'la any clear Indication of ways loses thV-Rrgument.’’ sibly the most difficult to treat Peseantaga Most Increase pound 29c to hart coffet Cmtom Gromttd (sperially ground) reluctance to face facts and con­ further Nazi advance. In the - • X • ' • are those suffering from some psy­ But what is mors importsnt Is' Donald Nelson v .^ b o m In Han­ NEW CROP, LARGE GRAPEFRUIT ditions, are goals which, If vital central front' to the con­ chological factor, which Is produc­ that the percentage of industrial 4 for 29c for cadi tjpt o f poi^ to bring out the fall flavor. nibal, Mo., Mark 'iVain's home cnpacity bsing dtvoted to defenss hr . achieved, will constitute.the bases tive of. so much harm through In- i trary, the Russian claim Is that town, ^opie like to sky that he terferehce with the normal ezpres- | must Increass very rapidly over FANCY BROCCOLI 2 bunches 29c n u i nr roN unB HP nr ncMm for operations against us as the the progress of the crushing Nazi was bom on the wrong stdq of the slon of life, .and the iperaonallty | the next several months If the BhrlK HhrOTUFK last/ree democratic nation In the drives haa been slowed down to a railroad tracks. He was, as A.mat- of the Individual. J government oomee even close A FINE JUICE ORANGES ter o f fact, bora on the wrong'slde arnring out- Its program. dozen 29c world. It is our own. survival standstill. Against this claim, Scanty and Irregular menstrua- i of Bear Creek, sb far as Hannibal tlon Is a condition often the re- At prsoent, ths defenaa program FANCY “EARLY YELLOW” ^ . which la at stake. there la no speclflc disproof from social life went, but be wasn't a suit of an anemic state, but it ts tanrolvas’ about $55,000,000,000 of destitute ragamuffin. His father The President Is careful to state Berlin op anywhere else. The gen­ commonly caused by some form of anthortxatlona and approprintlons, SWEET POTATOES 6 pounds 29c I'niAf, JOIN IHl .MAI*! THOUSANDS WHO HAVE that the revtsiona he suggests "doT was an engineer for the Katy gastro-lntestlnal trouble, which not counting direct British orders, eral bombast of victory which railroad. His mother died when he nnd nearly $5,000,000,000 more is CHANGIO 0 .USTOA’. GROUND AtP (OffU AND Bot call for a declaration of war produces pressure upon the womb FANCY, FRESH LIMA 6 EANS comes from Berlin la old sjuff, ao was 3 and his maternal grand­ and ovaries, either from gas or being so u ^ t in Congress for lessa- 4 quarts 29c , anjf more than the lend-lease act far as the Rusalah campaign la mother brought him up. from prolapsed organs. Frequent-- iand, Offldalz in the defense agen- REMEMBER! - ASK FOR YOUR STAMPS AND SAVE ’EM! callad for a declaration of war. ’ concerned. Berlin baa destroyed In high school and at Missouri ly a low blood pressure will m at ctea are freely talking of an event- university. Nelson sold papers. uni $100,000,000,000 program. But To thatwould say that the the Russian ermiee many times with this condition, and It will REMEMBER! NO SALE LIKE THIS ONE FOR A LONG TIME! Jerked so^ . stoked furnaces and often take sev e^ months before total cash' expenditures to date NOW SAVE President is being unduly ’ legalise REMEMBER! OPEN TONIGHT TILL 9:00! CALLUP! over; they have always been found all that. But he also generally normal mehilrual flow is again are only about $10,000,000,000. In. tic. Bo far as we are concerned, fighting bark a few days later. topped his class and be came out established. When caused by de­ September, they reach a nOjr OH, YES! AND PLEASE REMEMBER, IT’S ALL DOWN AT FOSTER’S it la war, and haa been war for a of M. Undetermined to be a chem­ ficiency diaetoea such as tubercu- monthlv high bt $1,500,000,000.- General opinion today seems to be istry teacher. To tfach, he had to What percentage of- American ______84 OAKLAND • - STREET! long ttme—not war of our seeking that the Russians are how fighting loste. or diabetes, these diseases have a Ph. D.' To get It,.he had to. must be cured and. the patient well- Industry will eventually be turned I0< A POUND or our dedaratlon, but war of Hit­ back in the center, and that there have money. To get money, he on the road to complete recovery over to defense? If expenditures ter's seeking and his declaration. U now a chance that thla cam­ took a "temporary Job" In the before the body will have enougn step up to $3,000,000,000 n month His anttre creed la In Itself a dec­ chemical testing laboratory of strength to re-astsbUah the nor­ * •— * *.• ^ -J tt would sssm that n third or paore ADDED SPECIALS TO THE SALE OP SALES! paign M y fril Into the same pat­ Sears, Roebuck A Co. That was o f onr manufacturing cnpMlty laration of war against the United mal- menstruation. tern of other NeU efforts in Rus­ 1912. The act of menstruation should might-ba devoted to wnr mnte- States, nis torpedoes loosed In sia—Initial advance for the Nazis, In less than a year, Sears Roe­ take place without-any real dis­ rtals. ^ Ib . can ^ ^ I buck discovered he was a pretty Phnaa of Intenee Ptaaenre CRISC^l ijf- AmarlcsB waters merely reaf­ but ipitherlng and slowing reoiat- comfort and due to hablta formed good prospect and gave him a through civlUzstion, woman has Save $9 on this Solid Maple What percentage of the nation’s EIGHT O’CLOCK firm tba Inevitable. snoe' on the part of the Russians. scholarahip to Lowell (Moss.) Tex- ptent can bo turned over to de­ The Idea that we are not at war formed the habit o f. paastng AMERICA*! lAROIST SIllINO Analysing the German effort in tila Institute. For six months after quantity of blood every twenty- fense, what it will do to the con­ Is in Itself a dangerousJ delusion. the center, it seems that the fofcf that, he sewed overalls and things eight days, and 11 seems that the New England Bedrooni I sumer and the stnndard of llvlhg SUGAR in a factoiy In upstate New York, to which be la aqmistomed. nre The moment Hitler’s woiid arose, which reached Orel has turned to health of the average female de­ for the experience. From then un­ pends, upon the execution of this questions few try to answer thase PREMIER CREAM STYLE it was at war with our world. He the north toward Moscow, but til 1939, Donald Nelson climbed days. But the program Is reach­ functlcin. ll pain la present, and Even more quality than solid native “rock” maple! This COFFEE ’ Mmaelt haa proctelmad that tbs thara te nothing to contradict the .through the mail order hoiuie cats- only a small alnount a t blood is in g a phaea of intense pressure. two worlds cannot sunrtva togeth­ Soviet assertion that this move logua of executives until be wo* eliminated It la -Bus to soma con- group is fashioned by New England craftsmen who have OPlPk new Division, of Oontrnet tope. Then be came to Waahlngtoa Dlstrihutlon Is Just getting cans er. Ha te eminently right, and be haa been'.halted. gastlon In tha womb, or ovsrlas, inherited the love of early Colonial furniture! The CORN V l C 4 for national defense. resulting from soma of ths rasaona stnrted. taOB the truth where his teotetioo- In the Bryansk area, two Ger­ r • • quaint, homey designs of our first settlers have been Tbm pinch in rnw * materlste. LIBBY’S FINE—(L a r g e t i n s ) stated sboya. adaptM in this grow which is unusually low priced for ; |at friends la this cowtiy do not' man anna have bean extended U> PoUUcally he’s ’a Democrat. He Frequently women who are some drienae people say, might have been teas severs if it had , The tJnited States U Slating the effort to complete an encircle­ baa been Identified with the New passing through the change of life ' such fine quality. Tire bracket bases and wooden drawer DeaL Hte best friend in Washing­ pulls, the simple mirror and trundle-type bed, all add this bean possible to- plan more affeo- t e tts eristewns, its dsnworacy, ment of a mala body of Russian suffer from profuse menstruation,' ton is Leon Henderson — but and is frequently due to the in- charming q u ^ ty . 3 Pieces, usually |98.00, are marked ttvely at the start. Tha fact haa Potted Meat tutnra ^The war te real la there's nothing of the .politician been, however, as they explain It, troops, and it is r ^ ^ o ^ that, for qblilty of the blood to clot rapidly $89.00 for the Anniversary! t ia m a s e ^ tha diplomatlc.- aome hours, this enctsetement was about Nelson, Just as there Is noth­ enough, due -to the absence )— Some shown to be a good remedy for United States to wipe Nazilsm off today when a heavy truck he was resqrfers at Paradise lAke Dally Menus •Baked apples a la mode: Bake , .^—lally the fear of not being the new president of the Cbnnectl- fatty livers. This is an affliction placency to That of Kilted ^liile Serving driving overturned on the Che- $80 in Cash He Had of time he says as there were-eom I mind. dren This Year. situations. The JlSeat way to get mongrel dogi kept at the Universi­ the face of the earth," Governor ata on ^pretty Jeanle Morris until tender, medium size ap'pl liked and this fear Is especially over it Is with otheri at cut Police Chiefs Association, aue- which sometimes complicate dia­ Hurley said: shire-Waterbury highway after quarters and half dollars in th then the body of sophlaticated We sat there, Maudle and I, and ty of Chicago have helped science ‘Contented Cows.’ With E a^ Squadron. jar with the smaller change tha . listened to Denny and young Tod Menus suggested for the week IQ which no sugar or spices disturbing at night. If you have every opportunity. Trje to find out ce()ding (Thief John Brennan ot diacover a new chemical which betes. One of the first human cases “ We sat here like contented skidding up on embankment and Hidden Away in Jars. jlerbert Cord, with whom Jeanle Washington,. D. C.—The Ameri­ any suggestions, will appreciate Stamford. hitting a rock. was removed, but the pennies ; put the pieces o,f the picture of beginning Sunday. October 12. been added. Allow to coolVand how tp^nake those, around you bums up fat in living bodies.. treated for this trouble, a 59-year- cows and watched while the world romanced for two summers, can Red Cross la doing Its Christ­ just before serving scoop out ’ them." old woman, was Improved by the Danbury, Oct. 10—(,D—Gover­ Thompson, Oct. JO—UP)—Resi- Tolesca, the only person In the George Schreck, of 1010 Middle nickles and dimes were not takei : the crime.together. Where Denny 1941. feelMfat you are genuinely inter­ Other officers elacted at the The chemleal la a new hormone, burst into flames. Still we are not found by Mary ^ O’Connor and mas packaging early this year. about a tablespoon ot th t fruit! Answer: Such • mental gymnss meeting here yesterday were: new hormone. nor Hurley today likened Ameri­ awakened. We sit quietly on the dents of Xhls town Ibarned toxes for sick ami Lunch—Vegelai)le fyjup made of , (.MentalMiymnaatles) ter effect, by the assimilative or­ social situations. \ insulin. Both are manufactured in that the hardening • begins with two of the- 21,124 persons who The accident occurred three the Hartford factories and as hls |ear with another girl, Margie eon reception prior to his visit to Flight Comdr. Andrew Maiqe- miles west of the West Cheshire Danfiury, Oct. 10 (jD —Nlchola made In about two minutes, she homeless children in England. tomatoes, spinach, < elcry and Question: Ellen M. says; “ I | gans ot the body. Perhaps you are Nine-tenths of ^he world's pro­ the pancreas, the gland which lies deposits of fat on the inner walls visited the fair during the day. wife is In a hospital he said he Kantianis. 19, of Danbury wa son,” Introducing her as hls duction of. potatoes is grown hi of the arteriea Experiments have doff, 29, a barnstorming flier uh.- depot. The truck, owned by The has not been giving much atten­ managed to ask all the questions Special arrangements have been parsley, adding desired amount of work in an office tioing tx>okkeep- i going to bed tOo early. You wIM The beaver is a mammal. near tnethe stomacn.stomach. upotajcUpocaic is use-uoc- ..... fatally Injured today w'.ien hi Mary talks at^ the Inn she had been,mulling over. hot cream just before serving. Evrope. ful in some of the fat disturbances begun with Upocaic as a possible tli he went to war 17 months ago, Waterbury Masor. Supply Com­ tion to the part of the house where Nth Its elderly proprietor, Chris made wlt^ the British .Ministry of automobile overturned severs Shipping to permit early shipment Dinner Roast veal: string of diabetes, and has cured a few ' preventive. was killed Wednesday, his parents,. p l y , was headed toward Che­ he bad kept the money. In the Jordon, who sheds no light on Countess Obtains Mr and Mrs. Lev Mamedoff, were shire. times On.the Daribury-Ncw Milfor Denny 1ft her talk. "Sorry, of the packages. The Red Cross beans: oyster plant: celery and cases of the supposedly Incurable The skin disease, p.soriasis, Was small room where the Jar with the road. State Police Sergeant Henr mystery. Hhe returns to the. attributed by medical scientists to informed in a message from the bills had been lo'cated was also an­ ottage to find a yoiiiig man Inter- ■Maudle darling, but I don’t think supplies special standard card­ ripe olives, gi lalln skin disease, psoriasis. . secretary to the Air Ministry in Palau said speed was apparenti .there’s going to be much romantic board cartons to be filled with a ' Monday; In the role played by the Chica­ faulty utilization of fat by the Aipline Position Dangerous Comblution other Jar In which he had kept 25 the cause. Parts of the car wer dewing her mother. body. For this reason the fat- Indon. The fhessage did not state , ^ cent and 50 cent pieces while In a ibystery," he told her finally. variety of small. Inexpensive items go dogs, scientific history has re­ here the death occurred. found 165 feet away from the df "Maybe this little country dame calculated to cheer the saddest [ Breakfast Coddled e g ^ , toast­ peated Itself. Dog experiments burner hormone was tried on 22 O’Neill, Neb.— (/f) — Robert third jar were, pennies, nickles and molished sedan. The Numbers Game ed whole-wheat biscuij" ste'wed Everyone’s Happy persons. Of these seven were ap­ Announcement of the death was Mitchell, , 6. put this dangerous dimes. Jeanie did have cause to bump war orphan or evacuee. enabled the Wte Sir Frederick Chicago. Oct. 10.—(Ah—Countess made last night by the young The fatality was the seventh rt Chapter V fiord off, and maybe your green- ' prunes. Banting to discover insulin, which parently cured, 11 were Improved cpmblnatioh In hls hip pocket: One Returning from work late yes­ suiting from auto accidents 1 As soon as I saw the pencil and An Old Custom I Lunch—Squash; pinach: raw and four were not benefited. Marie Bobrinskoy, attractive 24- man's uncle, Anastase A. Vonsiat- firecracker, two matches, a cellu­ eyed Dixon gal had just as good Since the World War Junior Red has saved mllUons of lives in a aki of Thompson, head of the Rus­ terday momUig he was doing Danbury in as many weeks. ^aper in the young man's hand.s. fause, but he was plugged by a |^ele^y: glass of mj About The Foods few years. The Upocaic has helped another year^old daughter of a Russian loid comb. When he .squirmed In some work when he decided to re­ realized what was happening. I Crops groups have been sending skin trouble’, xanthomatlsis, in sian National Revolutionary Fas­ hls seat at school the matches good old .32 slug, and, knowing '■ Dinner Veal /loaf: buttered Uve For Science nobleman, received a new title to­ cist party. tire and noticed that curtains be­ Trout are healthier and grovJ jad thwarted Maudle by going to his pals in town, I'd say it was the the.se goodwill packages to chil­ 'vegetables K/rrots, beets, and Whereas laboratory animals which nodules appear on the body. caught fire, ignited the comb and tween one room and the room 9e inn. but in leaving her at home dren in foreign lands. Las( year,, day - airline stewardess. Ucensed PUbt Several Years set off the firecracker, it hurt. faster in a circular pool than iJ work of the number toys." turnips); salM of chopped rab- From HALEYS popularly are supposed to die for This disease Is attributed to fat In where the money had been kept a rectangular'one. ■ |lone I had merely set the stage over 30,000 went to England, some bage and pArsley: applesauce the. blood. The daughter of Count Alexis A licensed pilot for several . I was nonplussed, but Maudle of which the nrlttsh gave to the science, the Chicago dogs may be Bobrinskoy of Paris was graduat­ ar the press. put it into words. "Ntimhers boys? Tuesday said to have lived for science. All The Chicago experimenters are years, Ifamedoff worked for a It waa hard to be firm with Tod Belgian, Czecho-Slovaklan and an unusual team. They are sur­ ed from an air line’s acbool for time in a California plane factory I suppose you mean the ones other refugee children in that BreMfaat - Glass of grapejuice are animals which had gone to the stewardesses In Chicago and was 'aimer, for that was hls name, And Mother^s geons who entered scientific in­ until be began a barnstorming tour ccording to Maudle, who said that being investigated by the Grand country, and another 25,000 de­ thirt/ minutes before breakfast: official dogcatcher and were about assigned to the Pacific northwest Jury," she said. Maudie keeps up to be put to death. vestigation because their leader. of Florida and California in 1939. e was (tutor of the L,ake County lighted the hearts of youngsters in weir browned waffle cri.sj) bacon. Dr. L. D; Dragstedt, thinks s\ir- section of the system with head­ After joining the French Air on the news. I knew there was Latin America, in the Philippines, The Chicago experimenters gave quarters at Portland. Or*. rszette, the little weekly paper lUnch—Potato soup: cooked geons ought to work also in some Force in Canada in May. 1940, he (hat gave all the local news from a Grand Jury, but since it dealt AJaska, China, Samoa, and even In Especially Pleased tlfese animals new leases on life. She was an Infant When her pat^ with a low class of citizenry I arrots: lettuce salad...... Xliie of them, which came into the other field. The others are doctors was sent to Paris, but by the time trawberry festivals to farm auc- remote Greenland. O. C. Julian. D. E. Oark. J. G. ents fled from Russia'during the he reached there the German oc­ pons. I could well imagine that never heard about I had given 'up In addition to the Christmas Dinner —Celery soup; s.sparaguS laboratory when the first experi­ revolution, VVhen her mother died reading the stories after the first ments began, still la doing his bit. Allen and C. W. Vermeulan. cupation had begun so he fled to he Cord murder was the biggest packages for England, another^, salad; roast pork; buttered beets; With The Savings^ In Paris in 1935, she came to Amer­ England and Joined the Eaglo Manchester account. But not Maudie. Some •baked apple a la mwle. (iece of news that had burst upon 000 gift boxes will be sent^his ica and 'k'as graduated a nurse at squadron. He was promoted to the he community in some time, and of the names were familiar to her year to children in other lands and Wednesday: Oorornor Hurley St, Luke’s hospital in Davenport, rank of flight commander only re­ hat the editor was already hunt* from the days when papa and the in the territories and insular pos­ la., in 1940. toys worked on the paper. Ap­ Breakfast—Cottage cheese; She Makes Each Week cently. hg up type big enough for a fil­ sessions of the Ijplted States. sliced pineapple. Legal Process Temple Beth the danbury fair as guest of hojJoT She has had no word from her Surviving are his widow, the ling headline. parently she had read every day's Ten Gifts In on “Governor’s Day,” the cljief ex­ father and three younger brothers former Alya P. Carver, whom he account and was up on the laitcst Lunch - Cooked csrrot.s and Public Market Both, he and Maudic sense development. A surprising numWr of attrac­ peas; stuffed celery; glass of milk. ecutive said Americans vcould halve and sisters for more than a year. married in Epping, Essex, only a Sholom News Ultude about this Interviewing tive little gifts - us^lly about ten Dinner Broiled mutton chops; Alters Rights to forego profits and luxuries if They had been in Paris. month ago, his parents and uncib. "Cord had been doing a little —can be packed j/l the small car­ Try Shopping At the nation wore to fulfill Its role Ind Maudle hastened to soothe fine manipulating," Denny said. and asparagus salad; baked pears. ne. “He’s a charming young man: tons. "Don’t fill, them YIsknr (Shemlnl .\zeret) as “the ars^na* of democracy. There are more than 800 small Largest clock dial In London la "He waa getting his cut all right bulge, as thls /makea Thursday: “We must have faith, we muat lot at all like the newspapermen and he was due to be called by Petition for Change of Sunday. Oct. 12—Special Ylskor planets, or planetoids. In the solar that over the Shell-Mex House, know." Maudle always had a shipping cas^' dlfllculf Breakfast—Poached egg on Evening Service at 8 p.m. Lecture love thU life of oura so well that system. near the Strand. the Grand Jury. He’s been around Cross warns Melba toa-st; stewed figs. I'op Quality MEA TS |reakne.sa for members of the 1 town long enough so that someone • Name Allowed in Sex on the subject: "Do the Jews Be­ Lunch Pint of buttermilk; 10 ourth estate because of papa who probably figured he'd talk and talk Here is what one delighted lieve in Racial Purity?" lad made her marrjed life a three- young Ehgllah girl who had been 6r 12 dates. HALE'S SELF SERVE plenty." Shifting Case. Monday, Oct. 13—Slmhat Torah png circus with hls strange assort- tombed out of her home found in Dinner—Vegetable soup; Salis­ Services for children at 5 p.m. nent of reporter friends. And as Mfiudie looked bewildered. as she described It in a thank-you bury steak; string beans; salad of Los An.geles, Oct. 10 - (^ — By Tuesday. Oct. 14 Monthly Sis­ hough that hadn't been enough, “What’s the mstter?" I demanded. her Red Cross gift box last J’car, grated raw carrots: applesauce. Superior court order, Edward Price terhood Meeting at 7:4.*) p.m. Mrs. Special for Saturday he toys. Tom and BIU, had also “ You’ve still had a murder. letter. “ I don’t know how to thank Aren’t numbers toys exciting Friday; / Richards, 29, became Barb,ara Ann Leo Gnilin of Hartford will be the Irought home plenty of their fel- you." she wrote. “I found a green guest speaker. Bw workers whilt they were still enough ? Here you’ve had one fountain pen, a pencil, a blue, red Breakfast Baked eggs; Melba ^HEALTH MARKET Richards, with full legal rights of Wednesday. Oct. 15- Choir re­ peeping crazy hours s.s leg men in right in your back yard, so to and green scarf. I got a hair slide toast; di.rh of ra.spberries jKimnec womanhood. Roneles-s Rolled Roast Reef for the Oven, FOR A NICE MEAT LOAF . . . OR hearsal at 7:30 p.m cut from the verv best of beef, city room. j speak, with a smoking gun in hU with two pink birds on it, a without sugar). Hale’s Freeh .5Iede, Tasty After Mi.ss Richards, with lips Friday, Oct. 17- First Late Fri­ MEAT B.\LLS hand and a nice corpse left as a hfooch, three bracelets, two big Lunch Pineapple arM cottage eouged and hair curled and wear­ But she WB.s right In saying that remembrance. What more do^ou day Night Services at 8 p.m. The Ib...... '...... OVC Tod Palmer wasn’t like the newa- Bilk handkerchiefs, a bar of white cheese salad. ing a tlght-tUting sweater, testi­ choir and the organ will for the Veal, Beef and Pork Ground. ^ A I want?” Personally I felt like ■Dinner—Baked halibut; baked Do 7.. Uc h e a l t h m a r k e t fied that her sex characteristics POPULAR Bonejess Rolled Cross Cut for a O C lapermen we know. He was soap, an orange and white neck­ Doughnuts first time participate In the Friday drawing a big breath of relief. lace. a ruler, a blue writing pad, had changed from those of a man nice Pot Roast, Ib...... sSdC Ib...... 2 9 c loung, about 25, with nice wary I don’t know Just what I ex­ night service. Social in the vestry Irown hair and ,a:aady browi eyes and three small orange scribbling llale.’a Freeh, Quality TO a woman. Judge Emmet H. Wil­ after the services. FOOD MARKET I.ower Round Ground, 4% pected to develop out of that pads." Check this list for your choice of High Quality Merchan- son granted her petition for the nal were serious m his tanned, crflhe, but now I was, sure that Sukkot Olebratlon FRESH KILLED POULTRY Ib...... |ngular-jawed face. Maudle al- (Iilldren In Hoepltola change of name. Siikkot celebration for children «SDC little Jeanie Morris wouldn’t bo She said she was married at “ WHERE THRIFTY SHOPPERS SHOP^" esjdy bad done most of the Ihter- Letters from those who received BREAD lyOaf di.se. These .\re Real Shopping Values! on Saturday Oct. 11, at 10 a m. Chickens for Frying or Roasting, Chuck Beef Ground, p pewing, I was happy to learn.-She involved, and her faded romance packages last year were from chil­ Yuma. Ariz., Nov. 18 to Lorraine 855 STREET RUUINUW BIJILDING with Cord wouldn't have to be I..ean, flhankless Wilcox of Los Angeles but added medium size, each ...... YOC l b ...... 3 5 c hiormed me that Tod—for he was dren in hospitals, children whose i> tirpe of youth one could call blazoned across every front page. homes and po.s.ae.tslons had been the marriage Was not consummat­ WE ACCEPT GOVERNMENT FOOD^TAMPS! Chickens for Roasting, large aiae, |P But that feeling wasn't evidenced Pork Roast ed and that an annulment will b^, Preview Daiiceg Freshly Made I.amb Patties, 4% |W |y hU first name Immediately- lost by bombing, and children who 5 to 6 pounds each, Ib...... id worked in Detroit a few years on Maiidie's plump face. She was had been evacuated from blitxed Smoked Shoulders i.b. 25e sought at once. bacon wrapped, Ib...... dtiDC frowning sternly and waving her "At that tlmc-'l was still strug­ Fresh Cut I’p Fowl for a nice chicken soup, efore coming home to edit the districts and could not go home to Leg o' Lamb Rea until the age of 4, the dances they have prepared for Fresh Spare Ribs, O 35c-39c Apparently he hadn’t had much I She went into one of her dow­ which packages cross the ocean, Pot Roast o' Beef “ but from then on every outlok>H a nationwide tour to an enthusias­ pportunlty to queatlon Maudle ager freezes and flicked the ash and even hard candy becomes a Saybrook has been feminine." tic audience of 3,000 last night. Ib. . tout last night, and so I headed ! Into the tray at the crucial mo- sticky mess that will ruin many Bern at E.ssex. Mass.. April 1. Ib. Corned Beef Featured In their Dansatlon of SMOKED HAMS Itoneless Rolled Veal to Roast, er off when she indicated she was : ment. "You're such a great re- packages. Ail gift packages are 1912, Miss Richards was edit ?,ated 1 porter you should know all the Pan-Amcrlca program were the GENUINE SPRING LAMB! Ib. olng to make purely personal ob- checked over by the Junior Red Maraschino Cherries at boys' scliools at Boston and ^lexlcan chiapanecas and the Bra­ ervationa. I possibilities." she said with dlg- Cross before they leave t h e Fresh Shoulders f’omona. Calif. zilian sapiba. They predicted the LEAN—S.MOKED / ■ MILK-FED LRAN I.amb Legs and Lamb Fores, Boned and Rump of Veal, bone in, A A "Neither of us ha.s much to tell." , nltv. schools, for if someone succumbed She reglstereil for the draft a samba, most popular South Amer- lhaiited. "We don’t know why, I Denny looked at me and a to the temptation to include Just 5-Oz. Jar , 9 c ye.ar ago. and when she filed her Rolled If You Wish. Ih...... iLVe I flicker of doubt clouded his. eyes. icanr swing ilant'e, would be a ow or by whom the man was one email box of chocolate fudge No. 3)^ Can Sunbeam petltfon for a change of name last North American .sensation the SHOULDERS I VEAL LEGS I Strip BACON tiled and that’s what makes the I I felt a moment's panic myself, or something easily breakable, like July, she told reiiorters her beard coming winter. tory.” i Maudle spoke with such authority, bottles of perfume or Ink, It might Loin Lamb Chops Ib. 43c had stopped gro /lng and she had The dancecs, Mr. and Mrs. He agreed. “We’ll haye to wait j I wondered if she did know some­ destroy the usefulness of s num­ Sliced Pineapple Can 1 9 c quit shaving only six weeks before. Frank Veloz In private life, will Quality Bakery Goods Baked In Our Own Building! i thing. I hoped she didn’t. A nice ber of packages. the Inquest for llg^ on those She said that two years previously, iC Ib. C Ib. 01 slick killer on the loose wouldn't open their tour of .some 12.5 cities Ib. natters.” . / Ocean Npray however, she registered for' the Monday In Denver. Frank Nicholas Raked Bean.s, Coffee Rings, sugar frosted, *| |w "But," aald Maudi/. "I should make a good household pet. The world has approximately Fowl Cut Up ea. 69c census as a woman. Veloz. Jr., the 1.5-month-old son for hlnk If you anoopird about a bit (To Be Continued) 168,573,(XK) miles ot telephQne Judge Wilson ordered that a whom they gave up a .sea.son and quart . ; ...... I7C each ...... IOC lou could find wtot people have. wires. physician's report be submitted In Cranberry Sauce 2 Cans 23c a half on the stage, will be left at Squa.sh'or Pumpkin Pies, first this ^ Butter Rolls, made with fresh ^oUves. and whgt those - people ______.. .'> a year, and said that if at that l e .>?4- j Cheero Straws! Fresh Spore Ribs Sauerkraut their Bq^rly Hills home. But they season! Each ...... Creamery Butter, dozen...... I’ere doing last,' night. I'm sure Deaths Last Night time it Is.found that the sex transi­ hope to take a week off to spend ADC Bat’s what I’d-do—" I I a V Vaa.'-v A IL./^ plateful. —they'UAt. »«• * " Fraaoo-Anaericaa tion has been arrested or is im­ Chri.stmas with him. "But you've'no part in this ple- I NUTRITIOUS ; I . disappear Uka Every- I Fresh Beef Kidneys permanent. the name change may Ib. jre," I reminded her grimly. Be- Southampton, N. Y.—Adolph body lovee tbeee tender, crunchy " be revoked. ore she codid do more than give John Pavenstedt. 87, former Ger­ I Muyetripe with their wonderful I Spaghetti Cans FRESH SHOULDERS man and American banker who 3 25c Turkeys ______Br'iilers FRUIT AND FRESH VEGETABLES le a cold, dignified glare through MENUS CAU I eheeee flavor. Ea^ to make but 6e " Driver li Finei* er glaaaes a car stopped outside during the World war was linked I swetetwsSprv/Doe'trUkordinary ■ Broken Bark Proves Fatal with a deal In which Count Johann ■ ahortanlage that may dvifi flavor. . * Swanadown LF.AN—RIB FRESH |nd I hehrd a voice calling. Fancy Green String Beans, O Native Spinach,' S A Von Beanstorff, German ambassa­ I * •'e ' ' Hartford, Oct. 10—iPi—Joseph For Killing dor to the United States, trans­ f o r SUMtK y ^ purpoieiour A*ertdA» eb*we A New Hot Cereal . . . A. Girard, 23. of Hartford, who Pork Chops Ib. 29c ‘Pigs' Feet 2 lbs. 19c p e c k ...... l Y C Froiin the look of abaolute de- ferred $1,700,000 to Bolo Pasha, Cake Flour _ P )ir. 22c broke his back In a diving acci­ McIntosh Apples, band picked, 4% |P IghUen Maudla's face apd the Dotorloua spy. Saaohlne a/ TENDER Native Bleached Celery, « Mn»8p«y watw (about) dent In Simsbury Aug. 8. died yes­ Milford. Oct. 39- FRESH extra fancy, 4 lbs...... linjnng aenaatioo In my own tn- San Frandseo—Paul ■. (Pete) -SwetitM It with DOMINO terday at a hospital here. The year-old West HavptS motorist, ac­ ' bunch , 1 leflor, I knew wljo had arrived. I 8M flour and aalt and aayadne. Grape-Nuts Wheat Meal Greening Apples for Cooking, 1 0 # * Haupert 48. former White House — ■ Umi tor ^ Cut ia Spry until mixture is I!|m yoting mar. swung oiit over the cused of killing ^ d o g and driving Shoulder Steak Ib. 27c Sauerkraut 2 lbs. 13c hy It hafi never occurred to me reporter for The AssocUted Press ( maeL Cut In ehnie. Hi Ho Crackers Lb. "Box away without stopping, was fined 5 lbs. a.,,,1 FRESH PEAS—CAULIFLOWER—E T a tat Denny would cqme, ,I don't 18< Farmington nver on a rope sus­ who covered A1 Smith's presiden­ Sprinkle water over Cooks in 3 Minutes! pended from a tree, and pifinged a total of $3jv ye.sterday by Town now, except .that thinjhi had Boixtuke. SELECTED ROLL tial campaign In 1928. I Wit^a fork, tbark liahiJy into a Phis MoTe^Yhamin B-1. Into water only three feet deep. Court Judge Warren A. Field. Holly loved so'swiftly as to leave me If TOU llKf itore confused than usual. But he Vernon, Tex.—Felix Magnln, <3, d ou ^ Add Just eaoush wster to • yVltne^ses testified that Otto E. president of the Oimptoir Natloe- IPamml I moistan. Roil dough j ^ e h thick. I GOOD C Of f f i X Ulrich’s car struck a large dog Oleomargarine GROCERY DEPARTMENT'S WEEK-END SPECIALS! as thsre. Dsnnia Flynn had Cut into jf inch Btripa. 6 inebet EGGS BUTTER al Bank, French banking Urm of . , , .ii I , M FREE Sample Wifrh^rope-Nuts and No Bargain In Eggs w h l^ t was playing with its four^ rorksd with the toys in the city London. I loag. B|Ue oa mwoualy Spry- I year-old master, William Hop- Bom knd waa one of the best eosted bakinc sheet ia very hot Belleville, 111.—(JP\—Taverns of­ rime reporters In town. If he Philadelphia.—Slater Euphrasia yrbod, on Bridgeport avenue; and We Wrap Up Satisfaction In Every Package! of the Sacred Heart, a founder of I oven (4fl0* F.) 10 to 12 minotee. I N escafe Grope-Nufr Flakes. (Large Pack­ fer hard boiled eggs a cent each also that the driver cut in on iC doz. 'eib. ra4‘here now the efbry must have KeaBOre CbaaBa StrBwa immedi­ but they still cost the customeiya Ig angles, I thought, following Trinity OoHege. Washington, D. C., I ately. Mekaa 40. Uaa purer Spry I another car several times. 2 > » ’ 2 7 « and daughter of the lau WUItam age) While They Last . . . 15e nickel. Slgm. itemizing the e^ra Judge Field imposed a fine of BUTTER SPECIALS! EGGS — PULLETS EVAPORATED MII.K laudle outside. _ JSTfHP^^-'oftWicTouiFl'LL ■ charges read: Hard boiled eggs. 1 Strictly Fresh! I sort of gathered myself to- Delany, Catholic editor of Phlla- I FLAVOR cskaa ato fried foods. | % A I. can $25 on a charge of causing the Fairmont Creain- — Libby’s or Royal delphlSr cant: defense tax. 1 cenU ^rooster death of a dog by a motor vehicle SliCBO. CBEAM letber, figuratively speaking, be- • Large Coa Bart Olaey tervice, 1 cent; wear and-tear on and $10 on a charge of violating cry, 2 lbs...... 0 4 ^ C Good Size, Scarlet. 3 tall cans 25c kuse Danny did things to me. hen, 2 cents. the rules of the road. 2 dozen ...... I hadn’t seen Iiim In a year and Comb. Loaf Ib. 31c Cheese Ib. 29c Land O’ Lakes, Q C 65c j hop^ now that the eight of hls Golden Pumpkin or Squash PVALTINE kd head and freckled face with k o s h e R s t y l e FKESH—COTTAGE ------r 2 lbs...... O v C . HERSHEY DAINTIES Buy a impound Can Plain bi'e funny, crooked eyebrows 52 and get a -pound can louldn't make me feel in a wav Rolled Beef Ib. 47c Cheese 2 lbs. 19c to teacher of Lit. I should feel. TOMATO JUICE New! For cookies 'an Chocolate Flavored for Ic! Limit 2 cans to customer. 2 cans 23c WEEK-END SPECIALS AT other desserts, 4% C Id felt that way about him for PATTERSON’S MARKET Royal Scarlet, New Pack, Roth cans ||> i long time and I had put. up with TELEPHONE 3386 j0 j CENTER STREET HUDSON VALLEY DUFFS DEVIL FOOD GREEN OIANT 2 packages...... for lot, too. because toing with FINE GRANULATED Large — Trader — Sweet! 12Kj-onnee can, O ^ Denny sfter teaching amarty soph- GOOD FORTUNE SOMETIME COMES TO EVERYONE’S DOOR" FRESH FRUIT AND VEGETABLES GINGER! MIX 4 cans ...... A w C Iraore in high school dsy sfter Minute Tapioca 2 Pkgs. 23c PEAS Crosse . A Blackwell Fruit TelephonePeas, Royal Scar­ lay was like chsngihg from Ctn- PATTERSON’S MORE! CARRA'S Nut', Prune Nut, Chocolate let, Fancy, 1 C IcrsUa Into the traditions! fairy Faaey, Extrw.Large Toaiato Juice, Crosse A Irtnceos. ' Eagle BraaC Nut, and Date Nut No. 2 ca n ...... I BfatckwelTs, New Pack, B re^, 2 cans . 1 mean life to Denny was a., Cauliflower SUGAR 2 cans 27c 25c Sliced'Beets, Royal Scarlet,! Irand adventure, only sometimes Last week they sold like hotcakes. Try one! ’ ’ ...... ^ pouiid Large Sordines Cans No. 2 can, ^ O lie adventures were i'db erazy. 2 9c Fraah, NaUve MARKET MARSHMALLOW ' 54-oz. esn ..... was one .of those that he had Tail Caa Eatwell ^ '' DESIRE PURE GRAPE JELLY 2 f o r ...... Center Cota of Pork R oast...... 36c Ib. FLUFF 24-ounce can, ^ |W iken In stride that finished things Wilaon Little Hams ...... 45c Ib. 1 Sooth Main Street At tha Terminus Dial 6920 i o « - j 7 c EVAPORATED Royal Scarlet, etween us a jrear ago. A fter sU Iceberg Lettuce SMALL A 2 f o r ...... 4 b 2 C Carrots and Peas 'Mixed, | Pot Roasts front...... 32c to 38c Ib. Shankleas Smoked Shoulders, 5 pounds to Cans REFINERY 1- tb. j a r . Royal Scarlet, V P school teacher has her reputa- Mackerel 2 25c CAN...... yc ion to consider, and I waa quite Rib Roasts...... 29c to 35c Ib. 7 pounds ...... ,,..28c Ib. Bart Olaey—4IoMea Baatam Freeh 2- pound No. 2 c a n ...... I d C , Ilire the Boart o f Education | BAG LARGE « O Maxwell Honse Lifebuoy Soap, H.-O. O.AT8 SPECIAL! Boneless Veal Roasts ...... 32c’Ib. Daisy Hams, m . 1 Vj, 2 to 3 IIm____40c Ib. CAN ...... I O C jar rouldn't approve of hls calling for Boneless Beef Brisket...... 28c Ib. Beets or Corrbts Coffee. Ib...... MTWC 4 f o r ...... te la a patrol wagon he hap- i Veal with Bone to. Roast...... 2^ Ib. Corn 2 bchs. 9c .^ASK HOW TO Quick or Regular, Whole Peeled Apricots, Corned Beef Brisket...... 28c Ib. 2 Cans 23c ened to .meet up with while wait- | L e ^ of Lamb . . ------.30c ib. Premier FKIEND'H 2 pkgs. TOMATO SOUP Royal Scarlet, O ' C ig to catch a taxi out to our 1 Bonelcsa Short Steaks______. 50c Ib. Red Devil 19c 17e I Lean Lamb RoDs to Roast, tender . .29c lb. Appk w e e I v C Cleanser, S for... * CaaipibeirB, New Packl largest f « n ...... ouee. Other Short Steaks, Porterhouse, Etc. Valley Pride Feas Can Yellow Onions 10 lbs. 33c BROWN BREAD Cake Flour, Royal Scarlet, Grapefruit Juice, Unsweet* | WeU, Denny' had met "Tod 11c Stock up at this klnser when he was out this way SlwOcld SealaM Blilk. Scotdi Ham, Fancy, large l O , . ened. Royal Scarlet, OUR GOOD SCOTCH HAM—Temntsome, Toothsome fTaatv ToBew OM e er Purple Tep price! 4 cans .. In some state assignment, and the I.. .43c Ib. taBeam TALL package ...... IVC No. 2 can, O f i ray young Tod' looked at him I j SCOTCH SAUSAGES ...... ' 25c Ib S lT e d ' ' IB...... 52c 2 29c CANS I .. .25c Ib. CONTEST PRIZIS/1hool od Bswapspennsn to them Pototoes, bu. 95c; 15p|b. peck 25fL CRISCO ^ O X Y D O l rd1A ter passing Sunset Ridge will Wllmcr of La Plata, Maryland, on haa played three ganiea and mouth. ' They must-apply at the Internal 3 Ibfh___ 48-0 last week, showed his sqiiaJ arena for (ItocuITs with the closing SrAA/FORP ORE&Cyj ^TATE swing toward -Middle turnpike June 19, 1913. They have a grown Pork Roast, Van Camp’s ^ X have rcaultcd In tie acorea. movies which, he said, proved that of the outdoorXieason. west and will cross that street revenue bureau for an initial auto -JO. c a i /FCRR/A Feature of a football w;'eek-cnd* son, Warren Trowbridge Rock­ lb...... O U C Lettuce, lainat Weat Hartford no ocore, In each Instance the blocker's head Freddie (Cabral,, .hard-punching, News trickling In from the Uni­ In which Cornell plays Harvard a ; just about midway up McLean hill. well, and two daughters, Mary tax stanm'costing 82.09, figured on tie with South Windsor and tiAASHfA/ has two weeks edge on present welter chomp, and Steve relationahips McLaughry has nev­ have to b*xbought’ — the right of ed as budget officer in the of a stamp measuring 1 ^ by 2 cheater and the rest of ita op- Alonzo and new' head coach at Department from 1936 to/1939. Worcester Tech, hopes fervently Bellolae, among others of note. Do not lift your eyebrows If er beaten Kerr, either as a player way is said to be SOO feet wide— inches. The stamp Is actually a Jienta and for that reason got or-'coach. Before the world war, a real estate men see no prospects of Previously, from 1931 to 1982. Cap­ NATIONALLY ADVERTISED that hti engineers do better Waddell Washington, Springfield Jackie May takes the hill against gummed sticker which must be 3 lbs. 54c 1 lb, 19c |ay to n good start. light-weight, will be matched Kerr-Coached Johnstown, Pa., any large proflta for them In the tain Rockwell was In ch^t'ge of the affixed to the car like the state pair of nifty fullbacks, rated sgmnst Trinity tomorrow than Morlarty Brothers Sunday after­ Ships Movements Division when they did against Coast Guard a against a tough opponent in the high school team whipped a aeigh- transactions. Only prevailing inspection stickers. I the best in the state. Captain noon. The sturdy left-handed ace borhood school on w'hich Mc- prices for the type of land bought Admiral Kimmell w ^ attached to Depot Square Market week ago. After the game, Stagg companion eight-rounder. of Paganl's West Sides wants Mr. Smith aald the tax becomes g r o c e r y rt Anderson and Norman Klien- George (Red! Doty of Hartford Laughry waa a player fpur Vjrlll be paid and this Vlll be most-, the. Chief of Naval Operations’ DUI 7626 '"'We DrUver SPECIALS BREAD kmldt. In the last game each av- haa a date to address tbe Hart­ nothing more than to get In there straight years. ly on an acreage basis. Office in Washli^on. l'4*Pound Loaf! ^ged 80 yardu per kick and kept ford chapter of the Worcester Tech and Joe Gans of Wilhmantic meet and pitch against the one club In a sbc-roundcr. A pair of four- When Kerr waa at Washington His home Is in Annapolis. Since Maple Syrup, !| Q Hi-Test Peas, V ^ Briatol forwards at bay most Alumni Association. Pagani likes to see defeated. A baby Is born In New York July Captain, Rockwell has been Super Cube Steaks J the time. They will both see round bouts will complete the card. and Jefferson and McLaughry 'City approximately every four receiving Instruction at the Naval bottle ...... l Y C 2 cans ...... |nty. of action tomorrow mom- New Haven, O ct 10— It's coached Westminster, the same Morlartys may counter with thing-happened. Kerr went on to minutes. ^ War College in • Newport, R. I. M a h ie u 's 1 Lb. 45c beginning to look ms If s running Uielc left-handed ace. Zlggy Gi­ Pillsbury Jane Whiter Tor the most part the local lay will be a rarity In the Yale Colgate, McLaughry td Brown and ______lZ 183 Spruce Street 1 be rt, If they do It will be a battle the record of Kerr conquests Up­ Native Fowl Pancake F|our, Thin Mints, MEATS lin la fait and exceedingly well owl tomorrow. Both Yale and Trinity Team of southpaw’s and to date .Olbert gPennsylvania, participants in to­ ped the beam far over. pkg. • ...... Jr lb...... lanced with plcjity of - reserve baa yet to lose a game. He Is a Granulated Lb. 37c rngth. Several hard practice morrow's show In the big saucer, greatly Improved hurler and really Last fall Colgate walloped BoneleM Chnek Swtfrn rien 111 Fine Shape Brown again but McLaughry smil­ 10 aiona during the past week haa concentrated on aerial offepse In knows the score. P1NEHURST Sugar, lbs... 57e Ocean ^pray Stock Up At These bught the team into Up top yesterday's practice sessions. ed happily; this season Colgate " B Vitamins ' Roast Veal Cranberry Sauce, 4% I.OW Prices: Pot Roast Hams pdlUon and there la hope that It wasn't listed on the Bruins* DIAL 4151 Native Fresh Eggs, 2 cans...... Scottowels, 1 A (W boleer finally gotten into the best New Britain, Oct. 1 0 -tP)— Meets Woreesler Tech schedule. But Tuss took the Dart­ Lb. 29c ' Icondltlon to round out the sea- TTuree regulars temporarily re- Robertson Boots mouth job and ran atnack «te*« in M L A 7 Large Size, 2 rolls...... I V C Into Keir again. To make It ECONOMlC.\I> RO.\ST! on the victory aide of the p'rlved from army induction, the At Hartford; Black 1 VITAHtr* • CfiOUF 1 dozen ...... ■ § Welch’s 29c lb. 33c cor. New Britain State Teachers foot­ doubly tough, Colgate hag one of Oysters Grapelade, Bark for This Came. In Six Winners ita best teams in years. ^nUTeJ LAMB Scottissue, ball squad leaves by bus this af­ KOI M4 IID La Touraine 37c Pt. 2 jars . 29c 3 rolls...... ternoon for Trenton. N. J., highly Cornell, meanwhile, seeks to ' • 1 Prime Rib Roost of Beef confident of opening the season Trinity will be looking for vic­ climb a step higher on the come^ i27 1 294 S.4 SHOULDERS Coffee, Ib. tin 30c Waldorf Tissue, lb. 32c Sporls Roundup with a victory over the Trenton tory number three when It meet* New York, O ct. lO-OP)—'When back trail against Harvard but ta Turnips, Sweet Pota­ Genuine Sprtetr * Teachers who were dumped 40-0 Worcester Tech In Hertford this Alf Robertson was just a young­ getting almoa* no cooperaUon 19c lb. 4 rolls...... By -llugb Fullerton, Jr. by the Bergen. N. J., teachers a Saturday. (Coach Dan Jessee ster starting to ride horses around from the gridiron gods. Frank 357 3*7 Sheffield Milk, toes, Tomatoes, Let­ Leg of Lamb week ago. Rochow, the huge, tackle filling in lb. 29c 4ew York, Oct. You says his teaig Is ready to go hav­ Canadian tracks, an Md Chinese 3 tall cans .... 27c Grote a Welgel’e I’t keep up with the sports sca- ing recovered from the rough and for injured Ed Van Order, ta him­ tuce, Celery, Cabbage, Middletown, Oct. 10-(P)-TTie laundryman read his fortune in a self on the sic/ list Alao out with' MAI US 4U MJ LAMB LEGS THESE PRICES ARE QUOTED FOR CASH! .Here we thought football tumble contest at Burlington. Rice Krispies, Cauliflower, Spinach, Assorted Cold Cuts lb. 35c just warming up and we find Wesleyan football team has shown Vermont, last week where the teacup and predicted he one day Injuries Is Lou Bufalino, hatfhp^i*, 33c lb. 4-roond Avemge Irish.working ov^lftie on his to best advantage thia season Blue and Gold came from behind would have a quarter-of-a-mllllon Holy Croos also ta shackled by when on defense and It may be injuries for ita Invasion of Syra­ ims 319 3343 311 package ____ _ 11c pketbail bookings. .'.'Ned hssn’t to nose out the strong Catamounts dollars. JRSACK BROS. ' that the Cardinals are adopting 9-7. IRISH WRECK ENGINEERS cuse. George Saba, quarterback Apples, Oranges, 459 Hai^ord Rood — Tel. 8582 Roosting Chickens nounced his first college show 811 8«fil !«• lb. 29c |th* Garden yet. (it will.^bs Dec. the war-cry of 'The team that In spite of Worcester’s defeat A few weeks ago, the slim Scot, and key man ta the Cruoadsn' T iswr ’ too* ?J RIB Van Rex Our Very Lean now 30 years old, called hla rac­ mm ' 1 ro 9*8 v» ^ Bananas b\it he has so many appllca- can't be scored on can't be beaten" at the hands of Coast Guard last formaUonr will be unable to play, A»9 Pastry Flour, KITTEL’S MARKET \ | W. HARRY ENGLAND ns for aeaaon tickets he doesn't instead of the more familiar slogan week. Trinity is looking for a real ing-owner father on the telephone thus necaositattag a return to ths Bseed U%e, Auburn snd Rice, Tulsne no jOvcBlle ever ran the way Alaab where, the books say, was C. Fon'te 39c lb. , cester 18. the equacL In Havana two years ago. FOWL lb. 35c 41 Oak St. Phone 3929 I jnX. although reports from points, so precedent Is sgalnst engages North ClarulinSi *klimls- did ta winning the (Champagne Swonsdown Colce Flour Ige. 22c England aay Dartmouth baa Fnrdharh running.up a Mg score. Fastball Is .Ftoi •rippl. Vanderbilt and Alabama be­ Stakea at one mile by eight lengtha Sinkwlch said he wanted to IJ k Free Delivery! Not Bargain Foods, But Bargain Prices! BAUM’S FOOD STORE cut prices to the si good team. y.Notre Dame Incidentally, c r ^ lt Tub-'niiimper fore doptag against New York ta the speediest time ever for a 'PINEHURST NATIVE POULTRY Ripe Olives No. H eon 15c pr Georgia Tech and Fordham Bob with the nickname "eight Race Track News have some fun like boys who dp University and Louq^ma Sta^pu thoroughbred of hla age. quick, but doesn’t cut quality at aU. YOU DONT WANT so-called BARGAIN er North Carolina—because yre horsemen" for the Mg collection 9 to 11-Pound Fresh 2'i to 2ii-Lh. BROILERS —4 Alaab won'gmlloptag ta 1:35 2-5. WE ARE NOW CARRY- FOODS . . . YOU W A I^ QUALITY FOODS that you’re proud to serve. Feast your Peonut Butter 2-lb. Jar 25c t b ^ ’re a lot better...F or of good backs Fordham boasts this For R acing Fang only two-ftftha of a aeoond behind 3 to3'i-Lb. FRYERS family on FINE FOODS tonight! And pocket some savings, too! ' light. Temple tb beat George- year under (Coach Jim Oowley— New Haven Arena Boxing Situation the track record and taking threa- Turkeys 43c lb. SMALL ROASTERS ING A FULL LINE OF whlch fooled us twice, and who. you may recaU. waa one of flfthf of aseeaed off the old Amer­ CnmpbeU*o ■issippi to beat Georgia—be- the original four, horsemen of Lsevet Monchwter )0 FRESH FISH! = By The Associated Press ican mark held by ..Twaaty Grand. I.,and OT.akes or Iowa Rib End Pork, ^ use Frapkie Slnkwlcb won’t be Notre Dame. „ License Revoked . In N. Y . Muddled Center Shorinecy OUR FAMOUS ROASTS! Land O’ Lakes Cot Up I hla beet with a broken jaw. If an you hear from the Pacific V On a hrack uprt on top but tort Tel 4251 lb...... firaJrC Tomato Soup 3 for 22c Coast la true, you can expect good hecauoa of a good enahion, Alaab Saturday Specials Chock'Roasts, StrieUy m a h Notre Dame, bid.—It will be a news shout (nialledoa thle coming jan away from Roquosted. BUTTER 43c lb. Loin End Pork, Today's Guest Star double header battle here Oct. 38. Hartford, (tonn., Oct. 10.—(F>— New Turk, Oct. 10.—<;rv—It was lb. 3aa Desmond. Sioux City (la.) .'vtator. The seventh leading Nathan Podoloff, manager of the Ftaughh A mphitheater and other TINY UMA BEAVrs___ 27c Ib...... s S s S v a 29c FOW L Medium Eggs The Irish and nUnola will tangle money winner ta turf history has "hera w# go again, boys" for Gus gooik Colts aftm aneountertag bad Brightwood dbx. 35c ■ timol; "I can't admit the In a battle of football -and the 175- New Haven' Arena, and five wvea- CAULIFLOWER ...... 2Sr Pork Chops, Oven Roasts, Bart 0«noy*B been taking the baths ta the Pa­ Q. Fan today aa he climbed back ptdk at Um tarn fartp Um otretch. CUT CORN ...... 2Sc Rochelle .All Greep^ Ham Butts, lb. . . . eS w C nkees were lucky any more iece nUal band will take on the tlera were tuuler auspenalan by Center Cut, Ib. . . . 4 p 7 C ••aooaoaaoo's Nn. *Vi Can Louis waa a darling of the cific and experU out that way re- State Athletic Ck>mndasianer on tha meny-fo-ronnd to contem- Mra. Albert SabaUi's aon of BASPBERRIE.S ...... 39c 35c Rfotre Dame braaa-ers lir-s battle ^ ’s almost as good as new. Good Goode from Wtada Caiant by ^ ASPARAGUS Fresh Spare Ribs, 79c each when he whistled that r i ^ t of toots By a special ruling, air­ Frank 8, Ctoakey today for respec­ plato the latest dsvrtopment th the % could caJlj^ StmAWBERRlES ...... 29c Nova'a whiskers. I will admit Which would make the Santa Ani­ WlKlair, earned 89000 and 'ta- SPINACH ...... 21c Cut Beets 2 for 25c planes will be prevented from fly­ tively fostering snd participating screwiest set of fistic ^ e lo p - 27c can 4 cans 99c lb. A e e e -a a •• e < FANCY ROAS'nNG CHICKENS AND NATIVE Onrtaa*n X . St simple moral justice should ta Handicap next March the ysaris «aaaad hta earnings to 887J165 ta PSAS AHPARAOCH ing overhead In the nelghborbood aUndout horse race, tf he hooked ta a team bout ta tbe Arena. ■neats la ysaca. proving, that he ta head and moul­ r BROILERS ARE.EXTRA GOOD! 2 for $1,50 Installed Brooklyn’s Bravos that day so lYools” can be Maimed. In announcing tha auapentaona A s thowh it w am t snough }n BIRDS EVE COOK BOOKS. VkUally.'iSc can! Grote & W’eigel [championa Troubla is, the only up wtth^Wblrlawmy. ders above the 3-yaar-otda. 10 CENTS. Codfisn^^kes 2 for 25c teat night. OoMtay aald Fodolaff ths tart 73 hours for ths State In the match race In which he Frankfurts, Q O where good triumphs ov Athens, Ga.---The j/aaf'a height went ahead with tha ahow Wad- Athtatta Omamlaaion ( l ) to aua- OUR NATIVE VEAL STEAKS OR CUBE STEAKS ARE EXTRA DELICIOUS! B in the raasling ring." . .. <*«T sped ta-ths Mld-AtUn- repaOed Ben F .'W hitokar’a Re­ - Tanic / New stocks of Borden’s Hemo, 56c. Kosher Dill Pickles, Imp. Style Pickles - qt. jar 25c of undsratatemsnt comes from Uc States has presented a new neaday night after ha a esupta of maaagera tor glv- quested. Alaab clipped a heomd Georgia’s s Ballyhoo headquarters 2SEc. Pablum, 39c. Wheat Germ, 15c; and a full line of Osw Mtaste Sports Fags Pj^lem to Laurel Race track. warned by the eommtataoaer that tbalr Doaers honest taatruc- and ona-fifth off the Balmqnt Park Our Best Bacon, SHORT OR SIRLOIN Daisy Haau, after Frankie SInkwich's jaw was The track sprinklers now ars such a departure triim tha tkxta and (3) to offer no more than record for oix and. otM-half fur- Dmract Soups, Egg Noodles and boned Turkey .Meat, 49c Fresh Shoulders, Oxydol; Rinso, Dux, Ige. pkg. 21c k-ateet addition to the “ Bowl" broken last week in the South Ixbibxt Is the paroUnas Bowl, using water from the B. A O. tomary wreaUtag mrhlbltiaB would a flgpmttoa step oe the wiirt to a kmga, oo what ha acoompUabod ta jar. Lobster a la Newburg, 75c. Risque of Ixihster ih...... Ih...... Ih...... a • , BmrtOlaay Carolina game. "The South Oaio- 25c STEAK will send 32 North C u Z railroad to wet down the racing be a violation s f ( eommtaaloa flShtar who failed to fight, thU Um CSuunpogiM rauft ha accepted with Sherrv', 39c; and Turkey a la King with Sherry Pure Sausage Large, Local llna boys had vowed they .would strip; Instead of relying on the rulea. ■MW hit of confusion amounted to aa his true fonn.- ayers against 32 Ynom South get Sinkwlch out of the game," Wtae, 63c. ______Fresh EaAtem » Meat, lb...... 45c pound Eggs, doaen . Catsup 2 14-ox. btls. 25c for the Greenville (S. C ) wppjy of the town of Lanrel, Alao Buspendad wars wicsUacs the pnipoaal for a noa-tlUe bout The cMt purchased tor 8700 un­ Pork Roast, O O says the puMlcity release, "hut we which has been sharply reduced. Joe (D ger) Oox, Fred. GmmMer, tor Um wotM welterweight cham- doubtedly wUI be the fevorite tor Quality Hamburf, chib charity fund, Dbc. 8 bellevs a broken jaw was overdo-, ptoartitp. ih. A wen trinuned steak cut Fresh Western |.Tbe aoBumption Is the gover- Abe Ck>Ieman, Paul Boesch and a the Kentucky Derby of 1M3 end Pinehurst Telephone Service Until 7t00 Tonight! Fancy Firm tag It a Mt“ JotUngs:' AI SehmidI fifth wreatler whoat namt Ooakey Not Btaca ICax smmeling went 4-lb. average. Ih...... a.,... from heavy beef I Eggs, dozen . . . will be there to make their off thta yeer'a form eppoers to bo ORDER YOUR VITAMIN FRE^SH VEGETABLES AND remarks. ..Sam Tanb, the will handta Dogpstch ta Satur- aald ha did not know, but who tiatatag for hta fight with a the most likely winner. Bononos 4 lbs. 25c da3r*a Rstasen Handicap at. Jamai­ bad acted as retoraa during the Phaatom haa %-aetiaa of happeM- ERL IT HERE ! broadcaster, will Gum actor Alaab a tbe sort which should Full line of Steaks and THERE IS A BIG DIFFERENCE IN QUALITY - - COME IN AND BE CONVINCED! Pkaey ■ . _ ' U on tbe "Meet Mr. Meek' Connecticut Frogh ca and Jakis Westrops will bs group grappttng. (Lmi Ptammer, had tlM Iwaiaem of bashing developjmd la hla two itaenomenal ^ o ^ Requested . . . Apprentlee beaks runntag around In circles /Iceberg lettuce...... 10c BONELESS VEAL STEW — STEW BEEF — OR BABY BEEF LIVER . . . .33c pound He has been cast as i a principal ta cat of the support­ races at Belmont he ran like a SuRUUcr Squa^ Chops, Groceries, Swbet Potatoes 4 lbs. 15c nt announcer. ..South Dakota O^poBc H.S. Today Nick Coule has tart New Toek foe ing, two-man bouts served as Mltelt has bssa thisyreak. sUyer. , G rata B e a u Ripe Tomatoes. [due to get a look at several the M ^ ta n d campaign aftor rid- referee.) Is tsr t . anaounrsaim t Is for Cucumbers. Fruits and Vegetables SUGAR ...••a10 lbs,55c TOKAY GRAPES .,.. .2 lbs. 15c Foqcy Bartlett Peart dox. 35c Mcwlgs during the next '" g 38 winners during the Metro- Ctaskey ssid that PodolMTs U- a tsa-round awtch in Madison .ExtraLarn . lUtan season. . . Along with Bqnars Ctardon O ct 31 between Watercress. M IL K ...... a...... 3 cans 25c or two while the booeballers The Manchsater High barriers cenae to promote hath bmitag — a CAULIFLOWER, .ca. 15e No. 1 Potatoes, M [P MeINTOSH APPLES (Fancy Table' over shotgun barreU at some meet tbfe University of Connecti­ Ooule, Laurel boasts a sat of ex­ wrestling mows would taks af- wsitsrweigtat chomploa Red Ox;h- TUNE IN Boetoa Lettuce...... i2c BOOK MATCHES ...... 2 boxes 15c Stock!) • d‘4 • n • ^ n « « • • S • • • • 5 lbs. 25c Fancy Corrots / -- 3 Ibf. 10c I that state's ten million pheaa- cut freshmen at Stqrra this after­ cellent apprentice riders. ..They raas and thb hard-hitting Harlem SiMnach. 2 pecks .'.V...... 4 9 C tachide Alchnny F t s ^ fset oa Oct. IS. D m Assaa has an­ ADAM HATS ~ Ripe Avocados. DUZ or OAYDOL . 2 boxes 43e BnadPleked , Its. ..Len Allerdlce, Princeton's noon ta what abouM be one of tbe other 'WreatOag card schcdulsd for Negro, Ray RoMnaon, a fight that jiatiTe Beets or Carfots, Saturday only! SWEET POTATOES...... 5 Ibe. 19c' tO.psasing ace, wlU listen to the Remerschied apd Willie Canning. hduraa oa paper to be a pretty fair Honeydew Melons. FRUIT COCKTAIL ...... 2 No. 1 cans 29c best cross country meats of the the night e l the ISth, aa wen aa a SPORT PARADE 5c baaeh. Pippin Apples Canpbeirs CELERY or LETTUCE...... each 10c Boldwin. Apple^ 6 lbs. 25c game together to­ season. Tbs lecala have a toasli boxtag card for the 33rd. cwuitry btmwl. Up to now RoMn- Quality Spaghetti — Maca­ s t Cblekasha, Okla., job ahead hut the showing of the The 1840 Kentucky Derby win- « haa been knocking the aara off Backtr’a CeUry...... ,l5e (Pics or Sauce) . .4 lbs. 25c BARTLETT PEARS ...... 7 Ige. size'ZSc HM’.' lira. Bthsl V.-S cstb' ri»np- The commleetoaer aSld that ha TONIGHT roni and Elbows, .4^ C ^ TOM.ATO SOUP...... 3 for 22c Tokay Gropes 3 lbs. 25c ^ air corps sent them team against Plalnville last Fri­ WariMd;-Fodoloff by telephofM Ughtwelghta exchwively, but with Craaherriea. McIntosh Applet PORK ft BEANS . . . .T ltT T T T T . .3 for 22e SWAN SOAP ...... 3 Igh. bars 25c I t . .Joe, Ixxiia' -next opponent day. under wretched conditions-has hadloa, comes back to tbe races tha Otchraaa fight, hta manager. 3 lbs...... a.,,, ' tmtay, but so tow haa hs dropped prior to Wednaaday'a bout that WNBC At 10 P. M. (EB.T.) Hubbard Sqaaah. 3Y, Iba. 25c Lge; Colif. Oronges be Gorp. John Plvovar ct encouraged Ita aiipporiers. hla Uccnaa would bt revoked if Curt Horraann. aays ha win move Extra Good! ‘ / ' dox. 39c Bbrtidsn. HL. who te being ta fonwstoes his sUrtItag trtamph Ojach Pets qngren was satta- over Bimelsch that he will be ons tha mow went on. hut that tha Im- up Into the welterweight w an fgr W« expect a lug* shlpmcat of P F V Southern Styb EVERYONB IS RAVING ABOUT OUR POTATOES! ...... peck 26c to tackle the champ during fled with the condition of the team prasaarto dacktod to defy hla au­ kaapa. Gcnicd Chccoe, ".sxliibiUan tour Jolm’a' of tbs outsiders ta the mita-and- Bob Monfgomeiy Cookies . . . order a M a d C8R.. Scotch Ham — Pork RoD-—Poliah Ham — Cooked Salami — Spiced Lunch Meat — foQowtag Mght workouts during a-sixtoaath idaaa ■ *xr vHaadlcap thority before their talk waa ooa- At that, .no one ta quite oure SpMdal for T f any be coolAi’t do any. wotm the past weak. Hla a c ^ Bill liana- ^ what tha Jaraay ted^Mad wOI T«. Meat Loaf — Grote ft WeigePa Fnuikfurts and Polish Bologna Can Be Obtained la Coplif lower ' Law Nova: headlining tha Jamaica card. D m Mnded Saturday, Ih. . . .V # w G Our DeUcatceaen Department hd. 8e-13c-15c Add. Reldcr, MeGhnn and others favorits’a tote lisa batwseu the 'Dm .Arana man. Ooakay addad, fie about this tea party. Ho aays are ta better shape right now then Hal Price H eadl^ entry of Third had prevluoaly sought flatly ho woa*t fight again la Now Doyoy Doy they wars one week ago. Tork katll hta numger. wmio Fancy lb. 2c ilex Thompsan. who tavestsd Ctavey and Alaktag and the J. C. toruatasak i t i LIFEBUOY or LUX SOAP...... 4for25e Howsver, the ‘Connecticut Froah Oark natr hf PrM& Pat and Wal­ aa bsuii la anid. and' OUamborg;, fa mfnrtatofi. So. If Pvpla Tea er Te of his spare cash ta the has a wUI halknced team and sx^ rtafi rtaya hy that aaaouaoommt, Silver FhMs SAUERKRAUT 3 Ige. caan 25c &8T—BLACaC AND white cat. 1939 PONTIAC SEDAN. 1938 In­ cense to carry a gm). long hair. Anawers to name of ternational pickup, 1937 Pontiac months old, bred fronri good hunt­ FOR RENT—Flira ROOM “ fur­ modero 6 room houge, with oil Said M ade benefit of the library fufid. The F o r C hange didn't interest him and refiuMd. voice from the shore, "how is yo’all Sunaet. N otify ' Roger Michaud, sedan, 1936 Plymouth sedan, 1936 ing stock. Cali 3966. nished flat, fpcmi Nov. 1st. to Apr. buragr, large lo t nbade treea, first will be held on November 7, In fixed up to’ tomorrer e)>enln’ ? 1st. 1942^.^dult8 preferred. Cill located Overlook Diive. Wm. the Town hall, with Mies Katherine I Father^— Remember, my child, A ^ 13S South Main. Dodge sedan, 1935 Hudson sedan, iudoslty killed the cat. Mra. Black --- That poor Mrs. 3142 3 ^ . Kanehl. Tal. 7773. T o R ussia Postemsky chairman of the com- Admirer— Don’t you think Miss cole Motors—4164. Articles for Sale 45 In PanamI iJaney—How. daddy? Jones'has completely lost her voice. ihlttee In charge. There will be an-’ Mr|. White— Dear, dear, I must Howler has wonderful control of Astonobiles for Sale 4 f q : POR SALE—SEVEN ROOM house other whist In December and one her voice T FOR SALE—NO. 1 LOAM. Well in excellent condition, two car (ConUiiMd from Pag* One) go and eall. P m longing to have a Auto Accessories—Tires (> .'hoouse, adults. Write Box B, The In January. (Continnad From Page One) STAMP NEWS good talk with her. Friend,—No, I don’t. She sings POR s a l e :—1937 BUICX 4 door rotted manure, wood and ston?. garage, one acre o^^Iand, large Herald. Mr. and Mrs. John Hinds of Bos­ |^K>ST Ofik-e DtpaiTment- an- every time anyone asks her to. aedan, radio and heater, $350. 59 JUST ARRIVED 200 U. 3. Royal for every purpose. C. Hill. 'Pel. frontage, exceptlonawvalue, priced cause of her present critical situ­ ton, Maas., are visitors, for a week dore Roosevelt,! by bringing abol I ation, but this was denied by an * nounces that four stamps have Mistress- Jane, have you been Maple street. Deluxe 600-16 tires—$9.98 plus 8628. , for quick sale. Phone 6791. at the home of Miss Annie Well- the separation of Panama fro Three roosters In a barnyard In Wanted to Rent 68 authoritative Russian source In wood. en removed from public sale at telling around that I am hard to tax at Brunner’s, 80 Oakland FOR SALE— MEN’S Rebuilt and Colombia, obtained for the Unit! the rain, OUT OUR WAY FOR SALE—PORTER STREET, London. States control over the Isthmi jthe Philatelic Agency, Washing- please 7 BY J. R. WILLIAMS OUR BOARDING HOUSE WITH MAJOR BOOPLB street. Phone 5191. relasted shoes. Bett^i than new WANTED— BY MIDDLE aged Mr. and Mrs. C!harles Knapp are Two ran for tha barn , T room house, steam heat, 2 car "There Is not a vestige of truth of Panama.’’) lion. Th'ese a're: three-cent Pana- Jane—No-um, dat Ah aint. You And the third made a duck under cheap shoes, Sra them. Sam couple, flat of 4 or 5 rooms. Pref­ entertaining Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur COm 4 OK), Legal Notice garage, near school. Tel. 5225. In the report," this London source "The coup d’eUtt of the repul na Canal issue of 1936; five-cenl nebah catch me doin’ a thing like the porch. BUT TOU GET TOO MDONG FER Yulyes, 701 JiAln. erably heated. Write Box C, The Rbttman and twin daughters of coM e OKI.' Bu st e r , 3Ub t d a s m e o r r s THAT BATT l e - t h a t OUGHT TO « said. "The Germans know we New York (Sty for a week. lie of Panama is another eplso< ouisa May Alcolt; 10-cent Sam­ dat. Ah keeps my thoughts to ftiy- VtXJR'BOARO, TH' SPANISH WAR. Moving— Trucking— Herald. self. ah do. Fi<3 HT.*n-r vwaR CLOTHES ANO *TC>0 M A N Y KIDS OUT WITH HIS LOW ER BHIP OOCKEV B A M BREAK THE FEV/ER Would not accept an armistice If in Roosevelt’s policy," Gayc uel L. Clemens; and 10-cent.Alcx- He’s aufferlng from high blond WHEN VDU GIT TO CREDITORS OF THE Storage 20 Lots for Sale 73 It were offered.” EVERYTHING FREE PER TH’ LAST ONE, UP HANGINQ'UKE AN WHO eREE-ZEO IN WANTED— FOUR rooms, or small wrote. "It Is the United Stat ■nder Graham Bell. The stamp; pressure. t h e r e .' w h a t AND TH’ 21 BUCKS YOU PATlEKtTB HRJE MANCH^TER FRAME SHOP. ^J^uel and Feed 49-A Answering a press conference that have provoked it and assum . Customer— (who has been given AN' TOO OLD FER OPEN SUITCASE AND STORAGE house, 2 adults, 1 child. Write Box FOR SALE—LEVEL LOT, Ml^ther vere among those issued in the ). v a w a k i t ? 13. CLEAR.'AND THIS ONB-HIS LAST n i g h t .'-— BEEN RUNNING/— ' INC.; question today. President Roose­ W ill S hu t on all responsibility for it.” very underdone steak)—I said s a i d h e D id n ’t Moving and Packing. The Austin ' FTiR s a l e — FIREPLACE and F, Herald. street, 50x125. Sewer, water, gas. Tamous American series df 1940. John — Don't you love to see the MAYBE NEVER SEE OPINION SHOULD JUUET (5RSCTEO . Notice Is "^ereby given that by velt said he had no reports at all Answer to N«n-Armlng Order "Well Done" waiter. N ( X VOU CAN G O A. Chambers Co. Telephone 6 2 ^ stove length wood. ■ Apply Ed­ $350 cash. Phone 6720 after 5:30. • • • young couples spooning In the A BATTLE.'WHUT B E G O O D .' WANT b r e a k f a s t / u- HIM LIKE TH E agreement of\four of the stock­ which would indicate that Russia The editor declared that tl W alter- Oh, thank you. sir! It’s park 7 c h o p p in g FOR UGBO ward J. Holl. Tel. Manchester Axis Supplies Sweden has issued its highest DO 1 HAVE AT -THE THATS A S PECULIAR. holders of the Manchester Frame had reached a point where she United States had brought abot not many people who give ,ua ©©El 1S(ID®M END OF TH' MONTH? c h a m b e r o f OVERCOATS w 5117 or 5118. W ANTED—3 OR 4 roofn rent, by denomination stamp, s new flve- Friend— I certainly do. I sell 8ho')>. Inc., it wah agreed that the Painting— Papering- 21 young couple. Telephone 6366. might have to accept an armistice. the coup as an answer to Pam praise. .easy-psynient furniture. NOTHIN’ BUT i n s t e a d o f 1 corporate existence, of said corpo­ Britisb Fliers ((Continued From Page One) ma’s attempt to avoid anhlr (ronor value. Printed in light M ORE A FISH Trial Balloon Floated blue, it shows s view of the royal DEBTS.' WELCOMING A ORCHIDS.' ration should be tWminated. All PAINTING AND pOflTRACTING 51 W ANTED— FOUR ROOM rent, United States-owned ships uhd< Household Goods One reliable London source said, its flag, which he said would ii balace in Stockholm. It is im­ i WHY— claims must be presented to Max for a first cl^ab painter. Tele­ with Improvements, not over $28. Attack Ships however, that It was understood no indication of appeasement to- HOLD EVERYTHING Miller, 24 Ehiat Street\ Rockville, ward Japan. volve the country In war. printed "5-Kronori5" and "Sver- phone Manohrater 8925. WINDOW SHADES, Venetian by 3 adults. Write Box K. Herald. the O rm ans had floated a trial Oonn., on or before February 20th, 4 - Japan will be unable to pul (The Berlin broadcast also sa |«e.” blinds, ftnc Holland shades 65 balloon through the Japanese. He • • « 1942. I cents. High quality Venetian WANTED TO RENT or lease 2 to (Continued from Page One) the Burma road out of commis­ that the German Foreign Offli 4 rooms furnished. In or near said he did not know if any actual had declined to adopt any attitui MANCHESTER FRAME .*ViIOP. Repairing 23 blinds, cedar wood from $3, Instal­ offer had been made, but Indicated sion without a land Invasion, which Despite the war, Russia eontih- Manchester. Write Box G, Herald. ing to a report from a southeart is Improbable. toward the overthrow of Preside) ' INC. lation free. Will bring samples. feelers had been put out #s to Rus­ [les to issue new stamps. A two Dated October 10, 1941. iLAWN MOWERS sharpened, call­ Capitol Window Shade. 46 Capen coast town. Grady, who arrived by clipper Arias on the ground that no rell: Uenbmlnation series marks the sia's attitude on turning over her ble information was yet availab ed for and delivered. We sharpen, street, Hartford. Phone 8-7018. One formation speeded for a plane from Hong Kong, said the peath of Mikhail Yurevich Lcr- point between Calais and Dunker­ Air Force to the Germans and "concerning the peculiar bad ensilage knives, scythes, axes. etc. Open evenings. ' United States and -southeastern nontoff (1814-1841), poet and Youth Is Slabbed que.- Later others made for Bou­ placing her factories under Ger­ ground of this affair.” saw filing, gumming. Capitol man supervialon. Asia were establishing vast eco­ lios’eHst. 'Values are 15-kopecs FOR SALE—USED blLECTRIC logne, Calais and Dieppe. (“United States press commen Manchester rinding Co.. 531 Lydall. Te!e> Informed circles In the United nomic pool which the Axis could Jjlue-grccn and 30k violet. The refrigerators and electric ranges. were, however, con.sidered interes bone 7958, 111 Kooitiiiig House States considered an armistice of­ penetrate only through military pfher, s four-value series, honors Evening Herald Inquire at Hale's General Electric force. ing," the broadcast said, "sln^j Nazi Bombers Sink fer quite possible—In fact, consid­ they point out that Former' /, I. Lenin (1870-1924),' founder ■ Classified .Advertisements I w a n t e d TO TUNE, repall and Dept. . ered It a quite normal procedure This also means the collapse of bf the U. S. S. R. Values arc 15): regulate your piano or player __ ___ „ . .. _ .... Four Merchant Ships any paceful prospect of Japan’s dent Arias was unpopular In WasI Count SIX AverX(t words lo • tin* FOR SALE—UPRIGHT plgno. I New Haven, Oct. 10—(/P)—Wil­ on the part of the Germans at Ington official quarters and thi Ind 4Sk bluc-green, 30k violet piano. Tel. .Manchester 5052. Berllh, Oct. 10— —German ’*co-prospefity’’ s p h ^ he added, Icttlali, numbers and abbravlatlOnt washing machine, combination oil t/P) such- a time—but were less In­ his successor advocated establlsl Ind 1-ruble red-brown..^ aaeh count at a word and compound lard Agee, 19, was stabbed eight bombers sank four merchant ships as well as Anglo7Ame>lean vic­ PIANO and gas range, 2 burner Florence clined to accept the thesis that ment of good relations between tlj « • • /S’ words at two worda Minimum cost ING And repairing. times in the abdomen and side totalling 6.600 tons yesterday and tory in the year-old economic war ta prica of threa lines. Player pia: heater. Phone 7295. Russia was giving such a proposal United States and Panama." It is reported air mail service iS A specialty. John attacked important installations with Tokyo In southeast Asia. . LtWe raret per dav for tranaiant today in a George street rooming any serious consideration. (The Berlin radio also broadca, etween the United States and adi. Cockerbam 8 Bigelow street. on the Faeroes Islands and in Stiffening Attitude Dial 4219. FOR SALE—BED. INCLUDING house where he stayed with his Axis-connected informants In a Tokyo dispatch which said tH| l.iberia will soon start. The gov- Harcb 17. IK tt springs, inner spring mattress. brother and another man. "VlTiorthern Britain, the high com- Europe said only recently that Grady said Japan was obtaining newspaper, Kokumin, stressed “tl Cash Chara* maod announced today. bmment of Liberia Is overprint­ i Consicutiva Days. 7 Otar a O ta Also small dresaer. Inquire 367 Hospital authorities said Germany would seek an armistice at present an Unimportant amount close connection between offlcl ing 800 sets of current airmail I ContacutlA’a Days. • otalll Ota Help WantedAFemale 35 Hilliard street. young man was In "very serious’.. German artillery batteries on before winter set in on her east­ of rubber and tin from 'Thailand, circles in Washington and Ne c J a m Oay ...... In otalll eta Itamps for use as postage on first- condition and underwentideix an emer- coast were said to have ern front. but that Thai officials were stif­ York with the revolt in Panama light covers from Monrovia. It HAS th e s a m e All ordara for irregular insertlona MUST SACRIFICE 6 rooms of gency operation. scattered a British convoy which Deny Reports of Feelers fening their attitude toward Nip­ The fact tnat U. S. troops statio) '^11 GIRLS WANTED —ExW r IENCE also overprinting 15.000 copies EFFECT A S A ba oharxed at tha ona tlma rata. fine quality mcrcMandise, consist­ was heading southward, the fire Howeyer, In Berlin today mili­ pon. t h e b u g l e r 8 paclal rates for long term evary not necoAsary, good pav, steady Police held Daniel Cargill, 32. ed in the Panama Canal Zone d Jf Commonwealth commemorative #a#.Mt.«ia. /»■/», /O-IO WET b l a n k e t * day advertising given upon request. ing of 2 Bedroom sets, Living under $10,000 boll on a charge of forcing the ships to return to Brit­ tary spokesmen vigorously denied He said he was amazed at the not Intervene in Panama was I; Ada ordared before tha third or Work. Holland Cleaned, 1007 Room Set. Kitchen Set, Dining ish harbors. reports of peace feelers. {lamps for airmail use. Main street. aggravated a.ssault. extent of military preparations in terpreted by Kokumin as "evlden* • • • fifth day will oa charged only for Room Set, Rugs. Frlgldaire, Com­ Agee’s brother, Alton, 21, who British Lose 1,997 niera "W e will fight until the lest the area he covered, and intimat­ of the fact that Washington wH b o o t s AND HER BUDDIES / tha actual number of tlmee the ad bination Stove, Springs, Mat­ German figures indicated today New Issues; Paragufy, four A Happy (? ) Thought BY EDGAR MARTIN appeared, charging at the rate earn­ GIRL W ANTED—To live in or brought him to the hospital, also Russian division Is annihilated." ed the United States was increas­ not taken b^^_^rprtse.’’ ) ed but no .allowance or refunds can tresses. Lamps, and many other was held on a breach of the peace that 1,997 British fliers were killed said one. ing the diversion of war equipment |emi-postals for maternity wel- out. Good home and salary to Rie or captured In Germany or oc­ larc. All valuc.s arc 7 plus 3-peso K'oi-M , LOOK , ba made on six time ade stoppad one who quallflcs. Phone Ma Items. This merchandise can be charge pending further investiga­ to China and the Dutch Blast In- g j g # • after- the fifth day. seen at the store of the adver­ cupied territory during the three put colors arc different. , . . Span­ LMN-VM SROKt. No *’tlll forbids'*: display lines not Chester 2-0050. tion. diet in order to assist In building la U p S 8 riC C T O , - KKJ’ G 06K > SY MK aold. tiser. For further Information, Patrolmen Lawrence Reilly and months from July 1 to Sept. 30 this up a parallel economic military * ish Morocco, five scenic, low-value OL' MAN YOUKO Tha Herald will not ba rsaponaibla WAN’TED—GIRL POR general 1 Hartford 6-0358. Anthony Anastaslo said the In­ year. A n d o v er front. bictorials. Values — 5-centimos for more than one incorrect Inaer- housework, small family, good jured man’s brother told them Military authorities said 717 R. (Control Bii|| Irown, 10-c red, 15-c green, 20-c Mon of any advertisement ordered HEJnWHO HESITATES IS LOST! Problems to be met in the es­ home. Apply 15 Coburn Road. Tel. tlMt Willard and Cargill had been A. F. men were taken to prison llue and 40-c maroon... . . Union for more than one time. Come In now and select your new Mrs. Maxwell Hotcldnson tablishment of an economic pool The Inadvertent omission of in­ 3870. arguing repeatedly and that . he camps during that period and the If South 'Africa, '3d deep blue 1942\^dio. Philco, Zenith. Spar- 157-4, WllUmantic are chiefly those of transporta­ (Continued from Page One) | correct publication of adverttaing was forced to pull them apart. Germans have the names of 1,280 tion, Grady said, adding that the lonorir.'’ def'-n-^c v.nri; bf women. ' cow, iwi rr of# raviiM. mt. r. m. lia a 1 >*t. gw will be rectified only liy cancellation ton, ^otorola, Emerson. Big killed. • • • i/ o-/ o of the charge ,made for the service U. S. Maritime Commission was subject, he frequently has bee WANTED - GIRL FOR general trades, good service, easy terms. Other unidentified fliers killed in "ni^LadlM^BcnevSent^o^ty rendered. , Benson’s ^ adio, 713 Main. dealing with these effectively. mentioned aa the likely man . f 3ST OFFICE DEPARTMENT ‘‘Lillerachoor was always my favorite study, but I never At! adverttsernenta must conform housework, live In. Call 7940. crashes into the English channel held its meeting In the Conference In style, copy and typography with 'Simple Simon'’ were not Included, they said. The new (Chinese airforce which take charge of the broader prlr announces the new 30-can< could tell which I liked better—Shakespeare or Horatio regulations enforced by the publish­ FOR SALE PIECE living room House Thursday with Miss James Grady mentioned without elabor­ control program contemplated I ■range airmail stamp will be Alfier/* ers and they rrnerve the right to WANTED—A FEW MORE good set. $15. In^iire 150 Walnut Costner as guest speaker. Miss ating would control the Japanese the pending legislation. paced on first-day sale O ct 29 ef| ». rf\i»e or reject any copy con- street. n o se 8 Oct. M!i7om6prs Collide military threat to the Burma road, Linder, appearing aa the repr< allured oljjectiunahle women laborers. Btirr Nurseries. Costner gave an interesting lec­ St. Louis,-’Mo. C LOS INC llorns^CU ssifled ads he said. sentative of routhern conrmisaior * • • FUNNY BUSINESS to he iMjtiliRherl same dav (n—The colli- emy, Kings Mountain. North Caro­ United States Sunday, arriving in I'India has overprinted four val- In another column In this Issue, the pending bill would fix price of the 1937 King George VI days 10 TiO. Tober Baseball Mfg. Co. very good condition. T.el. 8242, I Sion of two British bombers off lina. The lecture was held In the Washington between Oct. 18 and for both farm products and fc' the Simple Simon Sandwich Shop. Isue for offlcisl use in Jhind. The /a -iR , T elep h o n e Youi W an t .Ads I the Sicilian coast during heavy Congregational church, the social 20. He will report immediately to farm labor wages, but It would nt lamps are overprinted "Jhind Ads are accepted over lb< tsla- Deming street. Oakland, advertises anti-aircraft fire was reported to­ hour and refreshments In the new­ President Roosevelt. control the prices of lndustri( ph-une at the i.'H.MKtPJ RATK given Help Wanted— Male 36 Machinery and Took 52 the menu for Its final Sunday din­ day by the Italiar high command. ly decorated (Conference House. products. Itate Service." Values so treated WASH TUBBS Smarter Than They Think |:e: 1 rupee, 3r, 5r and lOr. BOY OlANB above as a cunveneince to adver- ner of the season, with roast tur­ It said both crews were killed. The nominating committee, Mrs. He advocated Instead the t i U0OIN hut 'he CASH UATK8 will be WANTED— ONE FIR.ST clas.a NEW CLETRAC CRAWUERS • • • key or roast beef as the piece de The-planes caught fire on collid­ Thornton Griswold. Mrs. Lincoln actment of legislation "that wl rWCKl.THlS AKAIO MSS SHCFttAM exPCCTYD 'S4AART OSn.1 acvepird as KULL PAYMLNT If mechanic and one man to cler, Generals, Cletrac gives you \^he ing, it said, and one crashed to / Front Closing tn commemoration of A. Fran- A L L ! HAWE «FLEUDID! AMO HERE IS THE «,gO O , Pciid At the i>u8tncss onTIce on or be­ experience of years of exclusi resistance, and a tempting array Bathrlck, and, Mrs. T. J. Birming­ guarantee proportionate prices b« 18 MV PRI6ND, JO nuo ME N A LABORATOay SHESICAKEO TO D o ts OH- and grease cars. Cole Motors, 91 KEASB ACEUBt HifS flHgSeAM-mAT £ (WLL fore the. scvehtii day following Che of other foods, to be served be- the ground while the oth(>r sank ham, prescntexl a new slate of o f­ tween agricultural products an Jsco Morazan, liberal leader in its I THE 8NENT0B TUB m iepeanE BOCKLE MY flret insertion of each ad otberwlsa Center street. tractor manufacturing. When yo\' at sea. |ght for united government, Hon- M tUEN t h e PMJTE TWe EVEMMO. buy Cfietrac, you have a’ tractor .tween the hours of 12:15 and 3 ficers for election at the regular industrial products based on ti OUT UMOER MO O M 81 THE (MAEDEPAE-nMEUr MEED tha CHAKGB KATe: will ba collact- Lively Italian artillery action meeting of the Mothers’ club, held |uras has issued a 1-centavc td No reiponslhOlly for errors in WANTED —YOUNG MAN for that will give you unfailing serv­ m. Sunday. A la carte dishes Same relationship and proportlo HEftpoass EVER KMOW ‘THBY WBEB EBMOUBD I-*-** te>lep|inned ada will be assumed and wiU also be served. was reported In the siege of Wednesday evening at the (Confer­ that prevailed during periods ( lamp In brown, laboratory control work. High ice. Dublin Tractor CJompany, British-held Tobruk and German r • * '< - thair accuracy cannot he gusran- shop will close Tuesday ence House. The slate was ap­ agricultural and general prospe: .terd. school education. Elementary lHt)vidence Road, Wllllmantic. and Italian airmen were said to evenihg after a moat successful proved and the following officers Ity. I Salvador has Issued a stamp set knowledge of chemistry and phys­ have conducted separate raids Index of Classifiiations I seasonA,^la wgs the ninth year were elected for the coming year: Should Control Labor Price publicize Its coffee Industry, ics required. Good opportunity for upon the docks, harbor, artillery President, Mrs. John B. Hutchin­ Birtiii A advancement. Rogers Paper Mfg. Wanted— To Buy 58 since thk women of the North "It is Impossible to control ti etlgned for airmail Mse, the vaU einents ...... tl and other defenses, of the city. son; vice president, Mrs. Russell prices of any commodities, elthc Its are: 15-cenUvos, ycllow- M xrriixei ...... C Co., Mill and Oakland street Methodist xhurch ventured to open CASH FOR OLD GOLD. dUcarJ The communique acknowledged Thompson; secretary, Mrs. George agricultural or industrial,” he ai 20c green'; 25c violet: 30c OtatiM ...... u an eating p^ce In the former one- a British raid upon Bengasi. J*own; Card or Thanka ...... K W A IT E D ELDERLY man, who ed Jewelry, dental gold etc. Room room O aklai^ school. It was a Parks, and treasurer, Mrs. Rose g'ued "unleaa you control the pric l-own; and 1-coIon black. Im# la Mamonam ...... F can work ..round the hous>\ will 14, CJheney Bldg., 983 Main, over success from tlw start and was Duprey. The women of the club of the labor entering Into the pn I'int Is "£l Cate de el Salvador Loat and Kuund ...... 1 Thrifty CHeanars. will hold a Red (Cross sewing meet­ ductlon of suc)!,^CQmm^ltle8. Announcemneta ...... X give board and rqom reasonable. well patronized ^^ot only by local Naval Planes Sink el mejor del, Mundo." (The Paraonala ...... ; I Telephone 3758. people but tou rlst^ n the highway ing on Tuesday of next week, and "Fixing a prliceffmrtton. whea Iflee of Salvador Js the best in Aataaiabllaa between New york^^d Boston, as Axis Merchant Ship on October 29, will entertain the cattle or other farm producta autt le world.”) Aulonobica tor Sala ^...... a WANTED AT ONCE—’Three first Rooms Without Board 59 It bridged the gap between the Cairo, Oct 10—OP)—British na­ men as guests at the annual Hal­ matically fixes the maximum latM I • • • Automobllaa for Exchanca .. .. i class painters. All winters work. lowe'en banquet. The club will roadside stand and tn\^_ expensive val planes sank a 6,000-ton axis costs. . . . Eight all in the 1935- •to Anto Aecasaorlet—Tlraa ...... 4 Jarvis Realty Co„ DO TWO RESPONSIBLE men gponsoi; a well-chlld clinic at the "The President and some di I airmails, Auto Rapalrinc—Palntlns 1 wish fine room ? New home. Ten ten room. merchant ship In ten minutes with have been .by two direct torpedo hits Wednesday Town Hall on October 23, at 1:30 partmental heads have already ei design, released y Auto Schoola ...... 1-A minutes to Aircraft. Also single ladagascar. They picture a plane Autoi—Ship by Truck ...... * night, the R. A. F. Middle East p. m. In conjunction with the State pressed their oppoaltlpn to tl ALLEY OOP A Vote for Tolerance BY V.T. HAMLIN Auto'a—For HIra ...... > A FEW MORE GOOD laborers room. Call 67OT. -And That’s That! Health Department.' control of the p rice-of Industrie Iperimpoted on a map of the Garagaa—Sbrvica—Storaga ... 10 command announced today. wanted. Burr Nurseries. On the same night, the British The air observation post In town labor. llony. Valuea—90-centimes, light THIS ARGU - MotorcyclatT—Olcyclat ...... II FOR RENT—TWO spacious fur­ |een and red; 1.60-francs, blue T k^INTAIN ALL .Wantad Autoa—Uotorcyclra ... II Des .Molnea—(Ah-The state\of said, the R. A. F. blew o ff parts is headed by George Nelson, vrith "You gefitlemen know that it 'BCXJT 'TVtOSe (MANTTSP- ■iHtoaaa bad Frofaaaloul Saralrra w a n t e d —4 PAINTERS at once. nished rooms available in private |id red; 3c li^t brown and or- d in D s a u r s i s home. Gentlemen preferred. Ap­ Iowa, it appears, won’t get tl of the foredeck of another mer­ the assistance of Mr. and Mrs. Impossible to control the prices < TILES BECANIE. EX­ Bualnaaa fiarylcaa Ollarcd ...... II Apply James Ford, 94 Spnice Ige; 3.90-fr blue-green and red; SILLY. NOW YOU TINCT h ^ L U O N S OF Houaabold Sarvicet Offerad ,...II-A street. ply 66 Ridge street after 6 or call arithmetic text-book Vice Preal^ chant. ship of aboqt the same size William Olson, Mr. and Mrs. E. K. Industrisl producta without ooi \ AN’ JON CUT rr Building—Contracting ...... it dent Henry A. Wallace studied in a low level attack, leaving the Sey’ds, M ra Marie Hudson, T. J. trolling the price o f labor entertn |)0-fr gray and vermilion; 6-fr ATM, 'V ^ M SCFORE ^ 5658 after 5. olet and red; 6.90-fr purple and W*)Wirw#ll»yKaiMe.f:K« MAN W S BVER'^ ; Florlair Nuraerlaa ...... tl a Des Moines grade school. tft badly damaged. . Birmingham, Howard Stanley, into their production. T H O U G I^ Funaral Ulractora ...... 14 Situations Wanted— FOR RENT—ONE LARGE fur­ Miss Barbara Belter. 9, received Thornton Griswold, Mrs.' George "It therefore follows as a necei Id; 9-fr orange,'yellow and crlm- Heating—Plumbing—Roofing .. IT In. Inxurgfica ...... 1| Male 39 nished- room, with two beds and the book from her father, a close AU Africa Bushmen pray to the Nelson and Miss Jane Netaon. sary and Inescapable result thil ‘He’s an inveterate golfer T MIUIoary-^Draatmaklng 1> one single room: Inquire 402 Tol­ friend of the Wallace-family, and mooiKand other celratial l^ies, The P. T, A - will meet Monday this bill as written would fix tti| bXotrlag—^Trucklngr-Storaga TO YOUNG MAN wants work, part land Turnpike. Manchester."Tel. says She means to keep it despite and nkve an extensive series of evening at 8 o’clock at the Town prices on products'of the farm, btl .Public Paaaengar Barrie# ...... iO-A a State Senate resolution authoriz­ myths \nd. legends relating to would not fix the prices on indu(l FAlatlog—Papering...... >i time, from 1 to 7 p. m. Phone 2-0232. Hall. Reports will be given on the rJONERVILLE FOLKS BY FONTAINE FOX Frofaaalonal Sarvictt ...... XI 3921 between 6 and J p. m,. ing Its purchase. them- county P. T. A . meeting held trial pr^ucta which the farm1 to bath. 3 minutes walk from It waa made known during tRECXLES AND HIS FRIENDS X' Buataaaa Qpportunltlea ...... IT Heaters. Center. Phone 5092. Catherine Johnson. U now In train­ meeting of the Board df 8klucatic| Unazpccttd Reirard BY MERRILL BL06SER Monty to Loan ...... II ing as an air corpa cadet at the Inst night that G. Albert Pearsq| Haip and gltaatlaaa . JONES FURNITURE LARGE (XIMFORTABLE room, Park Air (CoOege at Baat 8L Lou- music Instructor in the schools rrt(E<. m a il e d t h e ROPSa Ualp Wanted—Feifiala ...... t i In the Same Building suitable for couple or two gentle­ B O /. DO 1 SAVE MDUR Jvwhat d o y o u . d o SOMETIMEE X WBNDEE. A ■atp Wanted—Uala ...-...... 14 Mnncheater, had been .offered y l l e n o v a m e N8CK / A Larmt c a m s - - 31 OAK S’rRECT men. Citll 4943. A ton 4riu bom Saturday to Mr. I auBOSO TWO WHY MY MaaMTE OONT ■alisiDia- Waaud ...... 14-A poettion ns InatnKtor of muste AHSwaas WfaENT POK FOE AND ir VWAS . Kalp Wantad—Uala or Fainala IT Telephone 8244 — Res. 7247 and Mra. Ulyseea O. McNeill of the Weaver High School In Hr' MA7CM8E IbesTHaR. DEOWM THEE. FIE9T MAILED FkOM U a H AMO BEFDM 1 OOULO CHILD/(/ Agaau Wantad ...... IT-A Boston Hin road, at the Man^ies- fbril, but had declined the offer i SCHOOL/ 1 KM8W IT UtOAtiona Wantad—Fa mala . .. II Boarders Wanted 59-A PUT TUBA our, THE . Blttiatlons Wantad—Uala . . .. II ter Memorial hoepItaL will remain In Mnncheater In hi LBTTVa WAS EUPNEOi T Bmploymant Agencita ...... a« ROOM AND BOARD for elderly preaent position. I WHAT OO 1 « s r FOE. Uaa Stack—Fata—Paaltay— The board members learned j| 'D O M r r f people. Reasonable. Telephone ^ - Vahlelea AUCTION! AUCTION! an Indirect way Inst 'month Ooga—Birda-vpau ...... at 3758. I I I b e a t t h ' h e c k Ova Stock—Vahiclat ...... a| AT XllftS SPENCER’S South Coventry"^ the offhr'had been made to Fouttry and Suppllaa ...... tl NEPAUO. CONN. Pearson and bafore bin realgnatkil OUTA him! Wantad —Poto-xL.poultry-^tock aa bad been presented to the bosrd I For gala i MlaacHaaooao * SAT„ OCT. llth , t«:IO A. M. ^ e a d a y , October 31 haa been committee called on him and laan| Artlclaa For Bala ...... i al set as the data of the annual bimy If you have In mind a soft new Boat! and Accahorlaa ...’...... ai Hitchcock Chairs In the Rough. INSURANCE ed that he was considering Butldlng Hatarlala ...... aT Before You Have a Fire beef aupper to b# aerved In the material for Fall, in your favorite change, but after the’Visit he Dlamonda —Watebaa—Jawalry at Child's Boston Rocker, Empire veatry of the OmgregaUonal color, and are looking for a pat­ Sofa. Stands, Tables, Glass la or Accideat elded to remain In Manebeoter. *) n o euleal' Appllaneta—R a d i o . a l church by the Ladiaa AaaodaUoo. tern for a pretty frock, easy to position In Ha|tford baa no) Fatal and Facd ...... at-A quantity, ChInaJ Sliver. Pictures, A program will follow the Buppcr> make, here is the perfect answer. CsrSos—Farm —Dairy Product# 44 •McKi n n e y b r o t h e r s yet'been flUed. ' Oval Frame '.Mirrora, Ctaeks with speakara monaored by w tiM draas has no fancy detaila. It Hnuaabold Oooda ...... 4i Buttons. 308 Main SL. Maocheater, Conn. and Tool! ...... 41 iVlepiMMM 6060.7482 Tolland (county Blue RIMion Baby Btieka strictly to tha aimpleat Initruraanta ...... ' M Lunch! Shelter If Stormy! Beef aub. Local mtmbara of tha Unas. Tha d e ^ shoulder yokaa and and Star# Equipment ... Sa Reports She Fell SpastAig At tha Staraa ...... M H. L. WEIXH, Auctioneer club, all of -/bom exhibited baby cuffs may he outlined with braid 8CORCHY SMITH ITps and Downs! BTJOBNC.TERSV wasrtas Apparal—Faro ...... $T 448 Hillside A te. ' Hartford beefa at the Eaatero SUtaa Expoal- —gold or silver would be - amart W sktad-T o Buy ...... H Phone V5214 tlon at Springfleld in September, 'on a black or gray or wine red Over Grading Linj are Ann ZADofi, Alice Thorpe, ffraaa—and' the buttona may re­ A tuom inom tia icr aEMwTT’ CAU8HT UOsEEH .ECOEWy HEk NO m g . BAgms Witkoat Beard. .,.. . *« B 1 9 t Joaeph Flint and Herman LADoyt, past the dolor not of tha braid. Crow n m y k in o a n d t h e n n ii TO UHBN N8 n m u m OMiwg joKgnoc .■gAidara Wantad ,11-A Pattern No. 8088 Is daaignad for Tripping over a ntrtng near TO RENT OUT home last night at 8 :10 o'e* -Caaatry Board—RssorU ...... • a* Owing to an enloigad attendance Maeo IF to 30; 40, 43 and 44. 8lxa, 'X'll ; ItotelF—Bastaareets ...... di Ry Mrs. Aaaa Oik§4 ' '[a lovoly gmall aquara mat to uaa a t the (Coventry Day School, con­ M ra Rgaalia Kravit o t 11 ' O i YOUR'MOVel Waatad—JbfoasA—Board ...... 6$ SANDING MACHINE U requires 4 S-8 yards 86-ioch tar driva reported to police kaoi Mila fa Far Boat The raqulsite table n ^ e r In the { under a flower vaee. Daley moUfe ducted by Mrs. Edith S. (Churchill 4 *1-3 yards braid. abe bed tnjurad bar knees. AFartMBta, Flats, Taneiasats U BDGER Uluetratloa la made ot 84 aeparatc can also be used in the ebners ot on E^th street, there will be two For this attriwrtiva pattern, '/"•Mlncas Lm a Uoas tar Baal .. •« It was expUined this Wanted Daisy motifk, each Just 8 indies In a tea clothi hincbeon set er in the aeariona hMd begtonlag Monday. aarwi i5e In coin, your name, ad- Roaacs For Baal 44 POLISHING MACHINE that the sUta highway -Bkktirbisa For B s k t...... a .... 44 dtameter. cornera ioC ' -white Unen October 18, the morning aiaalon at Irise. pattern number and else to It's aaey to 'make and the la- o’clock for chUdran o f nn-wery mont is having some grading' ^«aauB«r B »m m Far B a a l...... Experienced Burrotixha AND HANDY SPINNER TIm Menrliearer Bvaning Herald. .Waatad to IMai ' stnicUona are fun to follow. You age. 8 to 4 yean, and tha after­ near the Pine Acras tract **'' ' Bookkeeping Machine For complete crocheting inetruc- Today*a Pattern Bervloe, 108 7th for' reaoTiBff paint from' start to make one of these Delaias Uons for Daley Motif Runner (Pat­ noon aaasion at 1 -o'clock for chil­ what once was the Avenue, New York, N. T. *agrtmeai BaUdtas daoBala .. Opentor. by "Windlns the thread 15_^Umaa tern No. 5181) Uhistratlons of aO dren of Undargartan age, 4H to 5 company right ot way. Red ^oia4sa Propgrty tor-Bala ... buildings, cars, etc. ' - Ptaaitlng a fhll wardrobef Then n n a s gad Load tar irdo ...;< around little 1 ^ Anger!'* 'Thet stitches used; crochet dtrectlona for yaai8.'N terns had been placed. I t ' 'leusag tor Balo .. State QaaliifcatitHw . forms the daisy center. From there Jotning motifs to form runner or A daughter. Joan Loulae. wag you win want the FaMUoh Baok and a string had bean stretcta| TELEPHONE 8284 showing a wide variety of new pKa tor a g i o ...... mad Wates ExpcctH. Or Can At 27 Oak StrMt tq e cempletad daiqr is no trouble teat, amounts of materiale moci- hero on October 8 M Urn Windham between stues to ward off at eU! fled, send 10'cents in Coin. Tour hospital to Mr. And Mrs. Bugena M ttM M M ' all alaa ranges. Brntd sons from crossing the al Bauia tor Cxekaaga...... Write BpxXZ, Meka 34 delelae for tbs pall tabla Name and Addreae and the Pattern RyehUng of .South straat. Mrs. •ior your oepy today. IsvMed area. ------B t t a u ...... runner. This Stmt is fine for a Number to Anne Gehot H ia Man­ Rychllng was formarty Mlaa EUaa- Pnttam U fc Pattern Book 15c. It was OB tU s Une that tba I % The HeraW.' buffet or a dining room table, too. chester Evtaiag Herald. - 108 bath Raynotdi: Ona Pattern daA Pattern Book Jured woman tripped, the Read Jerald Adve* Use four daisy motile to make flevanth Avenua. Maw York City. Tha aatoctataasasU eoaaeMttaa o f together 35c. •tatas. •I • .( i ; - . ';,;i ' I t ',- ■: v - ^ \n"*7

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Ifles * Airtme. A Qrgiil ^ OM^ TIm digms statf « ( ' The Dart League o f tha Britlah bridge street, gave a patriotle dra­ ters of Liberty, L. O. L. Amarlean Club wUl offldaOy opan About Town matic recital this afternoon for 12S, will hold m rehearsal tomor­ tonight at 8:15. All players who the National Society, U. S. Daugh­ row afternoon at two o'clock. havs signed up to play are re­ ters of 1.S12. at the Wampanoag quested to be on band at 8 o'clock. lo n g D«Tld UHlfc, Ifo. 81,1. O - Country Club in West Hartford. It A feature of the Tall Cedars of "O. F., w ill confer the initiatory de­ .was the 35th annual meeting of Lebanon ceremonial to be held gree tonight at eight o’clock. the Connecticut branch. Mrs. Sher­ here on' October 35 wUl be the FOR MEN ONLY. • • e Tboae taking pact are requeated to man A. Jenne presided and Mrs. presence of the Newark, N. J. Tall meet at 7:80 sharp. Andre B. Waldhaus of Bridgeport, Cedars band and Rangers drill Maybe we are rushing, the seaobn n bit, but when we have a charter member, was guest of an exceptionml value to offer we’d like to let you men in on it. team. There will be a atreet pa­ EASTMAN A number of Poltsh-Amerlcans honor. rade with, aeveral other bands in Aa the Chriatmas season approaches keep an eye on Hnle'a ada - hero are plaiming to attend the the line. and' (juat between ouraelveal we’ll edive your “W het to give bam dance at St. Caaimir’s hall, Dr, and Mrs. Howard Boyd, .and PHOTOGRAPHIC H erT" problem. Here's an idea: Burnham street '1‘erryvllle to- Dr. and Mrs. William I* Conlon . . R. Eldon Denton, son of Mr. linorrow night It is to be held un­ wiy be additional patrons and pa­ and Mrs. Robert Denton, of 39 ACCESSORIES der the auspices of the Catholic tronesses for the Hallowe’en dance Stephen atreet, resumed his stud­ Polish Youth Federation of Con­ of the Private Duty Nurses at ies this past week at Syracuse Un­ necticut EVERYTHING to make picture­ Hilltop House, East Hartford. Oc­ iversity, Syracuse, N. Y., having tober,/25, transferred to that college from taking easier, more certain. Au­ the University of New Brunswick, thoritative books on photogra­ phy, Kodak Enlargers, photo­ Canada. T h e fall convention of the Youth graphic papers and Kodak test­ LUXURY FUR COATS • W ATCH • Fellowship. Norwich District, will ed chemicale, lenses, flUert, t take place at the Willimabtic \ Mrs James Pickles is chairman . meters, etc. Tfiese are but a Tomorrow U the Inet day of our apeclal Methodist church Tiesday, with a All of th* coats In Oil* vpeclal ahowinff • CLOCK of the chicken pie supper which ! few of the many photographic showing of Fine Fur CosU. Mr. P. B. : banquet at 6:30. were purchased before tne rise in the fur the Booster Club of the North ; items featured here. Come in Clark, who has cooperated ji-ith us before, Methodist church is planning tp i market. They could not be bought today • JEW ELRY and look around. will be here with a *30.000 collection of fur* to sell at these price*! Mrs. Alton HsII and Mrs. Paul serve on Thursday evening, Octo­ and he'll be pleased to advise you in pur­ Volquardsen will be in charge of ber 30. Mr. Pickles will be in ' chasing the flncit quality fur coat withm . And If you’re buying a coat fov a gift, , the candy sale, in connection with it will he stored in Hale’s Cold Storage charge of the waiters, who will ! WELDON your budget allowance. the entertainment of the Stanley be from the men of the club. Mrs. : Vault until wanted at no extra .cost. REPAIRING group at the South Methodist Pickles will be. assisted by Mrs. , DRUG COMPAIVY church, Tiiesday evening, at 8:15. Fred Smith, Mrs. James Sloan, ''M jone Promptly and Mra.' Peter McLagan and Mrs. PreeeripMoM Pharmadsta Harold Beebe. Decorations will be E)5ciently By Our Lieutenant Ross Urqhuart of 9«1 Main St. Dial S K I the State Police department has in charge of Mrs. Keith Johnston We Deliver! TW O w Xt c h m .\k e r ,s been transferred from the Dan­ and Mrs. Leonard Burt. ielson barracke to headquafters in Hartford, With his family he is FUR COATS ONE OF A KIND now making hia home at 39 Edger- ton atreet, this to\<-n. Dewey-RichmanX^* SPECIALLY PRICED Jewelers — SlationeiX,., The offices of the Manchester Men 1 Time To Consider ORIGINAL SAMPLE, j Building and Loan Association Opticians j-will be cloeed all day Monday. In. ' obaf^'snee of Columbus Day. FOR THIS EVENT Your Fall And Winter FUR COATS ^

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