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' THE WEATHER Forecast by U. S. Weather Bureau, NET PBESS BUN Elartford. AVKBAGE DAILY CIBCULATION for the Month of December, 1929. SSrstlite ilbrary-^P- Ooudy, not quite so cold to 5 , 5 1 6 E t i m t n g night and Tuesday; snow Tuesday. Members of the Audit Bureau of Circulations ______TWELVE PAGES PRICE THREE CENTS SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JANUARY 20, 1930. VOL. XLIV., NO. 94. (Classified Advertising on Page 10) Farewell for General Smuts DRY KILLINGS^ E O LANDRY CAPTURED NAVAL DELEGATES BRINGTOPIC ARRANGE PROGRAM TO CONGRESS IN JACKSONVILLE, FLA. Meet Premier MacDonald to IBROPHYLODGED Prohibition Again in Lime-i LALONE AND PAL FLEE O t f t o Fw D .^ s P h « i iKCOiufTYJAll light This Week— Doran V Later the Envoys Are Re Says Capital Comment One of Escaped Convicts ceived by the King* WITHHISPALS Was to Blame for Deaths Deputy V^jurden Quits I from Wethersfield Prison,
London, Jan. 20.— (AP)—Prepa Washington, Jan. 20.— (A P.)— i As Result of Escape Implicated in Kilfing of ration of the elaborate diplomatic Confesses He Fired Shot A s. Congress settled down today to and physicad settings of the London another week of work it found the j Florida Sleuth, is Arrest Haven, Jan. .— (AP)—Col.^has been promoted to deputy war- naval conference which opens to That Killed Patrolman prohibition question more forcibly New 20 o f: N. G. Osborn, president of the state morrow, were completed this after thrust forward by the killing 'The report that prison officials ed— Denies Shooting Bu! two dry agents at West Palm prison directors today confirmed-the noon with the American delegates McNamee in Bristol— Is resignation of George Pattejjipn, heard rumors of a planned outbreak playing a prominent part and bat Beach, Fla., and the subsequent deputy warden of the State Pnion last August, Colonel Osborn said, ' was correct. The administration Admits Identity — Sayi tleships momentarily the absorbing statement by Commissioner Doran at Wethersfield and said it was an took all precautionary measures to Not Admitted to Bail. of the Prohibition Bureau that re “administration matter.” topic of conference eve discussion. meet it if it came, and Warden The Washington disclosure that cent caustic utterances from Capi- The resignation Colonel Osborn His Companions Escaped said, was incident , to an inquiry Scott, who was ill left his bed in the President Hoover was ready to Hartford, Jan. 20.— (A P )—The Mrs. Andrew Carnegie, who has rarely appeared In the public eye j tol Hill about the enforcement per- morning of the day supposed to have move for battleship reduction was which the board had held into the straight and narrow path upon^ ■ since the death of her husband, the late^steel magnate, is shown, left, were in part to blame for escape of three men, Roland LA- been set for the outbreak and In Auto. received generally as one of the * ' after a meeting in connection with the Students International Union, p.t , watched the inmates as they left most hopeful signs, although it was which John Brophy, 19, alleged con- i ^fter a meeting ... ------— — . u ^ the shooting. lone, Leo Landry and Watson Moul- fessed slayer of Patrolman James : which General Jan Smuts, Boer war hero, made Ws thrope, three weeks ago. Burton J. realized that the offer must be con At the right is Mrs. Alexander Hadden, vice- By-Law In Limelight (Continued on Page 2.) Jacksonville, Fla., Jan. 20.— (AF) McNamee, and five other suspects ■ sailing back to England, In both the House and the Sen Caswell, assistant deputy warden ditional on what others are willing Leo Landry, escaped convict from to do. look today, is the strip of concrete j president of the union. ate prohibition legislation formed a Connecticut, who was arrested here Britons' Silent. running in front of their cells in | conspicuous part of the program The British, who would be af county jail here. Parallelograms of mapped out for the six working last night, signed a confession to fected most, made no comment and steel bars are the vista of the man, days and the opinion prevailed that day, saying he was one of the three comment shortly would be forth the Japanese apparently were dis who police claim, said he did not LOWER HOUSE, MISNOMER men sought in coimection with the WIVES OF DELEGATES coming on both the slaying of the tinctly favorable. Great Britain al think the shot he fired “would kill killing of Detective W. D. Smith enforcement officers and the an ready has Indicated she would go the policeman.” and serious wounding of Detective far toward scaling down battleship nouncement by Mr. Doran. Willie Jones in a gun battle here Homicide Charge Between now and Saturday night fleets but of course on both sides FACE SOCIAL SESSIONS THE SPEAKER DECLARES Friday night. Brophy, with Bernhardt Schrager, the House is expected to make a the real difficulty is calculating re Henry Schrager, Allen Norton, Wil Landry blamed the shooting on duction which would mean real definite start on several phases of his two companions, Roland Lalone liam Slade10.UC and AkV****W%^Kenneth Gallagherww— ------t the Hoover plan for reorganization parity. and Watson Moulthrope. also es were of dry law enforcement. The Wil caped Connecticut convicts, who Italy's evident purpose to stand automobiles)biles containing------„ eight „ .police- I All Official London Planning liamson bill to provide for the Objects to Use of Term jp NINETEEN DIE pat on her demand for parity with SENATE FAVORS fled after the shooting. men and brought to Bristol from transfer of the Prohibition Bureau Caught Last Night France meantime is troubling the Waterbury for arraignment. The | from the Treasury to the Justice | delegates and some lesser clouds are Series of Entertainments Describing House of Rep Police said Landry was taken in young gunman who Friday had two | Departments is regarded as the, to custody late last night, but the hovering above Westminster palace pistol duels with police was charged j measure most likely to reach the | AS TWO P L A N E SOMECHANGES 1 arrest was not made public until where the conference opens tomor with homicide and not admitted to | for Women Visitors in House fioor first. i resentatives; Each Has today after he had been identified row. although on the whole the at bail. Henry Schrager, reputed crony | Senate’s Program I mosphere appeared one of concilia by photographs and fingerprints of Brophy,, in default of $25,000 j Tomorrow the Senate judiciary i sent here by \Connecticut authori tion. bonds was taken to jail for safe i England for the Parley. IN THE TARIFF committee will hold a session to, Equal Powers. FALLTOEARTH Meet Premier. keeping on a technical charge of | decide upon the procedure for con-1 After the shooting, Landry said All five delegations met this breach of the peace. 1 sideration of all of the Hoover rec-1 he hid under a house. morning with Prime Minister Mac The other four, two of whom London, Jan. 20.— (A P )—Party ommendations. | Washington, Jan. 20.—Speaker Sixteen Killed in Los An The two detectives were shot Donald at No. 10 Downing street, police believe were In the death car frocks were unpacked, invitations Adopts Amendments Wiping Informal discussions over tne | during a gun batUe after they had and had no difficulty in agreeing on from which McNamee was shot last week-end continued to disclose that Lon^orth objects to the appella scanned, and decisions made about ; crowded an automobile containing a program designed to avert the Thursday were also technically the suggestion that Federal com tion "Lower Branch of Congres.s” geles When Big Air Liner the three escaped convicts to the . weakness encountered at Geneva in charged with breach of the peace dates, by the vvdves of the delegates , Out Existing Provisions missioners he permitted to decide when people speak of the House of curb. They captured Landry and 1927 where actual discussions were and remanded to jail in default of upon minor prohibition violations I to the naval conference today, as Representatives. searched him, but while doing so, left to minor committees. Here the similar bail. I they prepared for a flurry of teas, j Crashes; Three Killed at the other two convicts opened We. chiefs of the delegations thern- Thursday all will again come be Relatmg to Coal and «ppo»>- The Constitution, he said today, I receptions and luncheons beginning ^ Landry fled during the shooting selves will constitute the real Big fore the Bristol court. gives the Senate and House co-ex- and after the two detectives had Five where the major decisions will It is alleged that in Brophy’s con- 1 with the opening of the conference j tensive and equal powers, and the Palm Beach^ Fla. been wounded, his two companions Supreme Court has ruled that the be made. . i London Is p.annms a ' h h g escaped in an automobile. The last detail of the prelimina » P n « h * . ' B IN LONDON two branches have balanced author Landry said he had not seen the ries was a call by the delegates on accompuoes are not among the other ; Washington, Jan. 20 (AP) ity and that neither “Upper or Los Angeles, Jan. 20.— (AP) — other two convicts since the shoot Buckingham palace late this after suspects, held by police but were Lower Houses’ exist in Congress. dates and the nature of the func The Senate today adopted amend-i P f7 a n V C A D D A P I 1?V Sixteen charred and mangled bodies ing. noon to be received by King two Waterbury youths whose names "Persons are as much mistaken tions were held up until the pro ments to the tariff bill to wipe’ but lay in the morgue at Oceanside to George who returned to London at they did not know. j llllr l'l/1 lU lw 1 laltlilLi 1 when they refer to the Upper House Jacksonville, Fla., Jan. 20. (AP) gram of conference meetings was day as a result of a crash of giant noon from Sandringham. To Take the Bap existing countervailing provisions , ______when speaking of the Senate, —One of the three escaped convicts settled. rp_ A. T.-Maddux Air Liner return Tomorrow’s Speakers. The police theory is that Brophy Official Hostess. ' relating to coal, gunpowder, calcium Speaker Longworth said, “as they sought in the connection with the King George will speak at tomor and Schrager have agreed to take TaVii->oi ivfnrDonald dauEThter of ‘ acetate or chloride nitrate, cynamid, | « • R c fo fA i are when they refer to the Lower ing to Los Angeles with a group of slaying of a Jacksonville detective row’s ceremony. He will be fol the rap and they invented the story 1 prime minister as chief official , paper board, wall board, and pulp I A rH veS trO m LO U nlry £iState| talking about the week-end visitors to Agua Calientc, is in prison here, police announced. lowed, in order, by Prime Minister of the “two other men” to divert |i hokessrhasv,qq oimoH-valready rir^pld^ddecided to eivegive board. House. Leo Landry, sought in Connecticut Elimination of the countervailing Mexico. The sixteen, met a horrible as an escaped convict, was captured MacDonald, Secretary of State Stim- suspicion from Schrager’s brother | ^jpp^r parties for the wives of the ' Shortly After Noon— Is Wrong Impression. at Oceanside ?on, Premier Tardieu, Foreign Min and Slade. Brophy is said to j (jgiegates (Whenever their ’husbands ’ i clauses was proposed by Chairman- Speaker Longworth said he had J^th Late faltered down late last night by two patrolmen j who recognized him from a picture ister Grandi of Italy, ex-Premier been on the point of coming through j occupied with conference din- i Smoot of the finance committee who , ! noticed many persons who were plowed a big gash in Wakatsuki of Japan, Minister of De with the whole story on several■ oc ' She will assisted by two , said the State Department h ^ in- : sent here by Connecticut authori London government : formed him that the provision# had ; Looking Unusually Well. supposed to possess accurate knowl the earth, burst into flames and be fense Ralston of Canada, Minister casions during the grilling but at ip 6 , . j . . . ------"disadvantage edge of the functions of Congress ties. of Trades Fenton of Australia, High led to considerable came a gasoline fed funeral pyre. Announcement of the arrest was the last moment kept mum. Finally j circles on each occasion, were creating through such charac- Commissioner Wilford of New Zea he asked for five minutes to confer i claries G. Dawes, wife of and dissatisfaction.” .j ------_ - None of the eight women and not made until today after he had land, High Commissioner teWater with Schrager and that granted, he I American ambassador, has al May Raise Duties ; London, Jan. 20.— (AP)—King i terizations an erroneous impression eight men aboard the transport liv- confessed. Landry told pi^ice he ws.s ls alleged to have confessed to firing j j.ga,dy started informal entertaining The countervailing provisions j _ arrived in London shortly | among the people at large, I ed to tell the story and all but three with two other escaped Connecticut (Continued on Page 2.) authorize the United States govern-IG ® ^ ® q„ndrineham I “Historical, editorial and news were burned beyond recognition. convicts when the shooting occur the mortal shot. keeping more or less open house ment to raise its tariffs on the pro- j after noon today from Sandringnam. ^ particularly those awayj Police at once set to work to piece | Embassy for any of the dele- Fighting Fog red, but denied that he fired his out the identity of the two youths gg^^-gg* -vvrives who wish to drop in 1 ducts mentioned to the level of I He went immediately to Bucking-, Washington,” Speaker Long ' gun. Brophy is alleged to have said ac fnr^n tof^rmS chalt'lnd a cup^ of | duties by other nations on similar ^ gigce where he intended to i explained, ’ “as well as some Witnesses, including a Western Hid Under House for an informal cnat ana a i ^ ------'’ “ ^prominent news ‘ commentators j express pilot, who saw companied him at the time of the rest until late afternoon when He had been hiding under a house EJECT DISTURBERS take its human cargo to a firev shooting but have not yet been able will receive the delegates to broadcasting over the radio have since the shooting. to think of a pair answering the I cept paper board, wall board and been guilty of this." doom, agreed that the ill-fated craft Landry told police his two com formal party. pulp board, now dutiable at ten per naval conference. had been fighting against a thick discriptions afforded by the prisoner Women’s Clubs’ Plans. Work Divided. panions, Roland Lalone and Watson cent are now on the American free King George for the first time fog .which forced aerial traffic be DURING SERVICES nor his grilling the other suspects The American Women’s Club is He pointed out that the constitu Moulthrope, also escaped convicts since his illness, appeared to Lon neath a dangerously low 200 foct from Connecticut, fled in an automo ! aided them. New Britain detectives tion divided the powers of the prepartar a 1 Approval waa riven to an amend- don to be very well. He smilingly bile after the shooting here and that I said they were inclined to believe the January 31. branches so the House could deal ceiling. tion c“mtesy I ment by Senator Walsh, Democrat, | j^is acknowledgment of the he has not seen them since. pair conceived a frameup while they j vvomen have been with internal affairs and the Senate j The dead; cards the duration ' Massachusetts to retain the present of the crowd who lined the Edward J. Bowen, president “After the shooting” , Landry conferred. with external matters. | Three Men Scoff at Pastor S'Sm r stav and tne spadS S levy of 5 percent on pulp board In Union Tank and Pipe Co., Los An- “I ran away from the scene on foot of their stay, a n a ^ e p . manufacturing Queen Mary was not with him. “The House is vested with the; while the others took to the car. EARLY INDICTMENT. sole power to originate bills raising geles. of Greek Church and Oth inontinucd on Pace 2.) 1 ^^11 board. The house and finance of ‘King George from his Mrs. Edward J. Bowen, Los An “ I hid under a house on the other Waterbury, Conn., Jan. 20.- j (Contmuca on a age j ^ committee bills proposed an ih- country home at Sandringham to revenue,” the Speaker said, “the side of the Duval street viaduct and (AP)—With an early indictment ex geles. nnnir iiin krTriin i crease to ten percent. meet the naval delegates and the Sedric Brown, assistant to J. did not come out until yesterday. pected from a Grand Jury now in ers Throw Them Out. n o t e d (Continued on Page 2) Maddux, president of the T. A. T.- Arrested On Street session, John Brophy, 19, of this RESTAURATEUR i ------' r ^ ?f/^ o % 'er K m i W e ^ Landry was captured by patrol city, confessed slayer of Patrolman ence tomorrow marks the monarch s Maddux Air lines, Los Angeles. Mrs. Sedric Brown, Los Angeles men as he walked along Florida James McNamee of Bristol, faces _____ -r______/ _____ 'first public engagement since re- DIES AT COAST RESORT I BAIL OF $20,000 Mrs. Doria Cantillon, wife of at avenue. He offered no resistance. Terryville, Conn., Jan. 20.— (AP) the likelihood of a trial before Judge ' ' covering from the long and danger Shooting of the two detectives HUNGARY-AUSTRIA torney Richard Cantillon, Los An- —Internal strife in St. Michael’s Newell S. Jennings, prosecuted by ous illness that struck him down here occurred last Friday evening Greek Catholic church here took James Churchill’s Place in NeA^ i i more than a year ago. sreles. when they attempted' co arrest the (Continued on Page 2.) SET FOR GUNDER! Mrs. Ida M. Glover, relative of another turn yesterday when three York City Known World i His Last Appearance. three escaped convicts, who had ______I His last public utterance was DISPUTE SEHLED Mrs. CaJitillon, Los Angeles. been identified by the officers as the members of the insurgent group Over Before Prohibition. ' on the occasion of the opening of I Mrs. Hannah Colliston, Fair Hope, men wanted in Connecticut. which has been making trouble for I ^la.. over a year, were bodily ejected New York, Jan. 20.— (AP) — — i i1 Miss M l Frances Jamieson, Pasadena WETHERSFIELD REPORT. 3 SUDDEN DEATHS Thousands who knew “Churchill’s,” Bankers Capital Corporation 5 SLr.“ ? 28.“ Th°„“ *ou the tenth anniversary of Armistice Wethersfield, Conn., Jan. 20.— from the church during services. one of Broadway’s most famous pre- Agree on Compromise Over caM Day he stood bareheaded in the ^ * Benjamin Miller San Francisco, (AP)__Word to Warden Reed of the The trio, Alex Kreniki, H. Dudik prohibition restaurants, today Official Enters Plea of and J. Klomkowski attended serv wintry winds before the cenotaph in Connecticut State Prison, this morn OVER THE WEEK-END mourned, its proprietor, James Mrs. Benjamin Miller San Fran- ices ye.sterday morning with ap Whitehall and a few days later he ■ Amounts Tkey Must Pay ing was that three men captured in Churchill. a Georgia swamp included Watson parently no holier thoughts in their Mr. Churchill died yesterday of was ill in Buckingham palace. cisco, Calif. Not Guilty Today. Since his recovery he has at •W. W. Paden, real estate man, Moulthrope and Roland G. L^one, minds than to scoff at the bronchial pneumonia in the Hotel Tkeir Creditors. pastor Rev. A. J. Bertnatsky, tended theaters and semi-public Los Angeles. escaped convicts and that L to I ^ - Traymore in Atlantic City, N. J., functions and a notable exception dry, another fugitive had been when he appeared in the sanc One Drowned, Another Dies where he was stopping with his Edward J. Small, Los Angeles. tuary. No sooner had they New York, Jan. 20.— (A P )— during his retirement at Windsor Charles Raybold, Fair Hope, Ala. caught at Jacksomalle. family. He was 66 years old. I Howard H Gunder and three other started a disturbance, however, After 20 years in the _police de- [How . castle was his reception of the The Hague, Jan. 20.— (A P )— Elizabeth Squibb, Pasadena, Calif. A telephone call from the State than they were seized by loy Of Exposure and Third is men indicted by the Federal Grand American ambassador. General After more than 24 hours of con Basil Russell, pilot of the plane. Prison to the police at Jacksonville partment where he j Jury ^or conspiracy and use ofjhe Charles G. Dawes upon arrival in tinuous session, the committee on brought assurance from them that al members of the congregation, trolmanm walking a Dear in ^nm u-, . defraud in connection with Freddie "Walker, assistant pilot. who carried them to the vestibule England last summer. non-German reparations finally a man under arrest was Leo Lan- Victim of Auto Crash. town to a captemey, Mr. Churchill operations of the Bankers’ Cap 'The sovereign’s ■visit to tne solved the conflict between Hungary (jry. A. call to Macon, Ga., brought and thre%v them bodily down the became a restaurateur. t h r e e o t h e r s d i e . church steps. ital Corporation, entered pleas of Houses of Parliament to open the and Austria and their reparations reply that the men caught there had The popularity of his st^ks 'Federal arms conference will be his first to Palm Beach, Jan. 20.— (AP) not been definitely identified. . Not Badly Hurt chops and cold beer oblige^ him^to Bondy. Bail for creditors today. The unceremonious ejection con By Associated Press Westminster since his recovery. The result was a compromise to Three men on their way in an air- move three times into larger quar Gunder waa set at $20,000 and at plan to Daytona Beach from the siderably bruised the already ruf Cold weather which sent the mer ters until in 1909 the establishment, which everyone contributed some NOT OUR MEN $10,000 each for the others. Ttghn.TTia Islands fell to their death Macon, Ga., Jan. 20.— ( A P I - fled feelings of the trio but left curies to near zero marks were re “Two Steps off Broadway,” in West thing and appeared to be satisfac Gunder also entered pleas, of not f i n a n c i e r DIES in the craft ih Lake Worth here yes Three escaped convicts from the them bodily unharmed. sponsible for two deaths in Connec 49th street which would seat 1,400 tory to the sleepy and himgy dele- The cause of the turmoil in ticut over the week-end. guilty on behalf of the Bankers Cap gates. terday. West 'Virginia penitentiary were persons was opened. Here Mr. New London, Jan. 20. (AP) which the parish has been for more Edward Choquette, 49, of Water- ital Corporation of which he was Hungary agfrees to pay her cred^ Two other men were injured seri captured in a swamp near here this bury, drowned in Ten Mile River at Churchill fed world un- (chairman of the board; the Ameri- Belton Allyn Copp, prominent b a ^ - than a year lies in the fact that the — at nis ors 13,500,000 gold crowns a y€§e ously. morning eifter a battle with officers Mildale Junction Sunday iilgkt sons from all part tijeickn Fiduciary Corporation and the er of this city, * ^ fo ® i 1943’ until 1966 while Austria who had kept an all night vigil pastor is in charge of the church ' til proh^ltion. ®, then sold the Bankers Corporation, which 0 The dead: trust fund, a circumstance to which when his car skidded through a 5 home in Thames street, Groton loi pays____ 1,000,000 „«i.i gold /.mamacrowns a vearyear Wm. Lindley, pilot, Daytona about the area. Two of the convicts, place. Rudolph y^'®’\tino, later a j six-count In- lowing an illness of three months. several of the parishioners strenu fence and down an embankment. during the same period. Beach. a man named Bias and one named Four men broke through the top of movie star was one of 30 y°“°| . dictment returned last Thursday. He was in his 77th year. Mr. Ctopp ously object. Led by Kreniki, they men, he hired to dance with women Arruige Pools. Edwin Omps, 28, mechanic, Day Childress, were wounded in the ex have appealed to the bishop of the the automobile and pulled his body The date for trial was not fixed. was president National 'Whaling The claims and counter claims, change. Bias probably fatally. The out. Under the direction of a doc patrons who were unescorted. Those arraigned today besides Bank and the Savings Bank of New tona Beach. Greek Catholic diocese, to have Mr. Churchill went to Atlantic aiiart from reparations, were settled W. Upsky, mechanic, Daytona third man, also named Bias, was tor they applied life saving meth Gunder were his brother Philip, one London. He was recognized as one through two jiools to which 'the big Rev. Bertnatsky removed and a City vrith his wife and three daugh uninjured. The three men told committee of trustees of the church ods for three hours without suc of the directors of Bankers Capital of the best financially informed men powers contributed, the .first Beach. ters more than a week ago. The The plane, equipped with pon officers they escaped while serving placed in charge of the fund, but cess. Corporation; Everett J. Sturges, in this vicinity. C ou n tin g to 240,000,000 gold body will be brought to New York toons was trying to land on the lake sentences of 40 years each. the bishop has allied himself with In New Haven a man identified president of the Bankers Capital crovros to cover land claims, and the Officers had chased the men into as Carl D’Andrande, 45, of North for burial. Company of Connecticut and former when it fell from a height of 500 the pastor and has refused to ac TRIES TO KILL SELF second 100,000,000 gold crowns, to the swamp yesterday and maintain cede to the demands of the malcon Branford wsis found dead of expo banking commissioner of that state, be applied specially to the claims of feet. J ed an all night vigil. The men at sure in a coal yard. FALLS ON ICE and Roland J, Randall, president of tents. The majority of the parish Ansonia, Jan. 20.— (AP)—Floyd the church and the Hapsburgs. This first were believed to be Roland La ioners is also in sympathy with ■ One automobile fatality was re Bankers Capital Corporation. may be increased if necessary to TREASURY BALANCE lone, Watson Moulthrope and Leo corded. Oliver B. Hills, 34, died in Norwalk, Jan. 20.— (A P .)—Clin Five counts of the Indictment B. Hall, 22, of 40 Walnut street, Rev. Bertnatsky. ton Hunter, local garageman, is in West Haven, arrested Saturday by cover the judgments of the Hague Landry, escaped convicts from the From time to time members of a Middletown hospital of injuries charged mailing of matter contain^ Washington, Jan. 20.—(AP.)— a serious condition at the Norwalk the Ansonia police as a deserter Court of Arbitration. Connecticut penitentiary, who killed the insurgent faction particularly suffered when struck by an auto ing false representations as part of Himgary, by the agreement, is re- Treasury receipts for J^uary 17 mobile driven by Gustaf R. Fred- hospital today ^th a fractured were $9,384,152.41; expenditures $7,- Kreniki. have appeared in the local skull, which he sustained yesterday an effort to dispose of securities of Sd” here^yestwdaj^’ by swallowing ' leased from the .toMClal control of (Continued on Page 2). * court on charges of breach of the erickson, of Higganum. The flatter the Bankers Capital Corporation 494,653.05; balance $106,338,632.34 was arrested on a charge of reck when he fell on the ice while skat-1 —- a glass of poison. t^e League of Nations. peace, but they still insist in their ing at Nash’s pond, Westport. land affiliated companies demands. less driving. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH LIANCHESTER, CONN^ MONDAY, JANUARY 20,19S0. PAGE TW O
Am S m elt...... ’ ch ick en, RABBIT PIE | Am S u gar...... ; ■UNV BRAVE SrORH BISHOP SEES NO CLASH Am T and T ABOUT TOWN Local Stocks Am Water W ks ...... );• P P H Y LODGED OBITUARY AT POULTRY BANQUET ; Anaconda TO HEAR COHCERT OF SCIENCE, RELIGION Atl R e f ...... - Mr. and Mrs. CJlarence Wickham (Furnished by Putnam & Co.) B and ...... of The Pines, are at present touring North Methodist Ladies Aid Central Bow. Hartford, Conn. Bendix A’vlat ...... !IN COUNTY JAIL in Mexico and plsm to sail for Hon W. F. Anderson, Head of Bos Beth S teel...... olulu in February. Society Expects Large At-^ 1 P. M. Stocks. About 800 at South Methodist ton Area, Preaches Sermon Burr Add M c h ...... Church Last Night for DEATHS tendance Wednesday. | Bank Stocks. Can ...... • *198 A regular fortnightly bridge party Of Optimism at S. M. E. ______I Bid Asked WITHHISPALS Saint’Saens Presentation. Cerro De P a sco ...... ' ^ will be held tonight in the Manches Church. Large delegations from the Man Bankers Trust Co . . . 325 Chic Mil StP and P pf...... 42% ter (Community club vrith three Mrs. Iva I. Virginia chester Chamber of Commerce, the City Bank and Trust . 400 Weather conditions, with biting Chic and Northwest ...... 85 (Continued from Page 1.) prizes to be awarded and»refresh Sountog a new note of vital in Mrs. Iva Isabelle Virginia, age 25, Kiwanis and the Lions service clubs, Cap Nat B&T ...... 350 400 Chrysler ...... ^ cold winds and icy walks, was not ments served. All persons inter of 422 Oakland street, wife of Frank the local Rabbit, Pigeon, Fish and Conn. River ...... 425 allowed by 800 persons to prevent terest to the church and looking to Colum Gas and E l ...... 75% ^ t e ’s Attorney Hugh M. Alcorn, ested are urged to attend. Virginia, died early this morning at Game and other clubs are expected Htfd Conn. Trust .... — 160 (k)l G raph...... 26 Se judge and prosecutor who com- them being present at the musical wards the future with an open and le judge and prosecutor who com optimistic mind. Bishop W. F. An the Manchester Memorial hospital, at the get-together banquet at the First Nat Htfd ...... 235 245 Coml Inv Tr ...... 37 Mnedined to send (Jerald Chapman, nono- at South Metho^st church l^-st Because of a longer inspection being admitted yesterday after State Armory Wednesday evening, Land Mtg and ’Title . — 60 Comwlth and S o u ...... 14% Dinea lo seuu ^ ----- night, and the audience was well re period planned, members of Com derson, D. D. LLD., resident bishop 240 torious robber, to the hangman s of the Boston area delivered the pneumonia developed following the the opening day of the Manchester Mutual B & T ...... — Consol Gas ...... 104% paid for such inconvenience suffered pany G are to assemble at the State birth of a child on Friday. do, v t c ...... — 240 ifoose. through the inclemency. The pro morning sermon in the South Poultry Association’s annual show. CJontin Can ...... 52% I The case of Brophy and his alleg- Armory on Main street this eve Besides her husband she leaves The meal ^11 be served at 6 New Brit T ru st..... — 200 gram submitted was a well balanced ning at 7 o’clock instead of 7:30 the Methodist church yesterday morn Com P r o d ...... J* efl accomplish, Henry Schrager, 22, four children, her parents, Mr. and o’clock in the lower dining hall of •Riverside Trust ...... — 650 Curtiss Wright ...... • 7% has been turned over to State’s At one in the choice of iiunibers every .usual hour for the State inspecUpn. ing to a large congregation gathered Mrs. Arthur Pecor, two sisters Mrs. West Htfd Trust.... 350 one of which was a composition by to hear this noted and sympathetic the Armory by ladles of the North Du Pont de N e m ...... 114% torney Alcorn already and it was All members are to be inspected in Eugene Frazier and Miss Viola Bonds. Elec Pow and L t ...... 54% Saint-Saens, the predominating one drill and equipment by the state in devine. Bishop Anderson, one of the Methodist church. The general com learned today that Judge Jenmngs Pecor, two brothers, Leonard and mittee for the banquet is Mrs. F. A. Htfd & (Jonn West . . . 95 Erife ...... 58 Is slated to preside over the next being his “(Jhristmas Oratorio.” spector. oldest members of the Methodist Herbert Pecor, all of Montpelier, East (Jonn Pow 5s . . . 100 103 As a fitting introduction the Pre Board, in all his utterances discloses Sweet, Mrs. C. G. Tyler and Mrs. Gen Elec ...... ^ssion of Hartford county Superior Vermont. 1 Conn L P 7s ...... 116 118 (Jen Foods ...... *8^ Criminal Court at which it is likely lude to “Le Deluge”, was rendered The Manchester Window Cleaning a reasonable sympathy for modern ThT fiineral will be held from the ’ f I Conn L P 51>i.s ...... 105 108 by organ and violin, and the essen Company has just completed Its W. P. Quish funeral home on Main Lhat it is open to Qie general at the Gen Gas and El A ...... 64 /4 Brophy and others involved in the shortcomings. His fiery oratory on (Jonn L P 4%s ...... 98 100 Gen Mots ...... 39% laying of Patrolman McNamee will tial characteristics of this number work on the new school in Somers. the subject of world peace brought street at 8:30 o’clock Wednesday i same price as their famoiw chicken Htfd Hyd 5s ...... 102 105 were well brought out by Mrs. Ross, Gold D u s t...... *8 be tried. criticism from the D. A. R. although morning with a high requiem mass • pie suppers se^ed each November Insurance Stocks Grigsby Gnmow ...... - • • • 14 violinist, and Mr. Sessions at the or Mrs. Joseph F. Sullivan of 20 he had proved his patriotism in his at 9 o’clock at 5ie St. James at the North Methodist churen. xAetna Casualty ...... 156 gan. As an offertory number, ‘‘The Fairfield street has returned to her Int ...... 5% World War service. Church. The body will be placed ! They are prepared to cater for more Aetna Insurance .. 580 Int Harv ...... 80% Swan” was the number chosen, home from the Hartford hospital Speaking from Matthew, 16-26, in the receiving vault of the St. than 200 and to assist them InHhe'lr do, $10 p a r ...... 58 61 VOCATIONAL GUIDANCE played as violin solo, with harp and where she has been imdergoing Int Nick C a n ...... 34% “For what is a man profited if he James cemetery. plans would like to have returns as Aetna Life ...... 93 95 Int Tel and T e l ...... 69 organ obligato, and was beautifully treatment for the past week. soon as possible from the various do, $10 p a r ...... 58 61 rendered, the three musicians enter shall gain the whole world and lo.se !Johns Manidlle ...... 126 his own soul?” Bishop Anderson clubs who have tickets out. xAutomobile ...... 40 42 j Kan City Sou ...... • • 80 : DISCUSSED BY KIWANIS ing into the mood of the number in The Center Church Women’s Fed The menu for Wednesday’s ban Conn. (Jeneral ...... 132 136 a manner most artistic. Interest eration wUl meet Wednesday after launched into the essential subject [Kennecott ...... 56 of spiritual antipathy and resultant FUNERALS quet is as follows: fruit cup, real xxHtfd Fire $10 par . 66 68 ' Kreuger and T o ll...... 26% I centered to a degree on Miss Doro noon with Mrs. Emma L. Nettleton, old fashioned home made chicken do, rts ...... 11 11 thy Silcox, harpist who was locally 14 Huntington street. Sewing will loss of character through the pro Mo Kan and T est...... 61% ■ State Y. M. C. A. Staff Man| and rabbit pie, mashed potatoes and i Htfd Stm Boil, $10 par 58 60 Montg W a rd ...... 41% ' engaged in her premier debut, in a be for the Manchester Memorial cess of the soul’s decline. 66 68 Speaks at Hotel Sheridan Spirited Antipathy. Thomas Collins turnips, salads, cranberry sauce,! National Fire ...... Nat Cash Reg A ...... "74% work of a nature that is very large- hospital. Phoenix Fire ...... 74 77 Meeting This Noon. 1 ly delegated to a musician of a more “The world today is faced with The funeral of Thomas Collins, celery, pickles, rolls, ice cream, Nat D a iry ...... 45% who died Friday night, was held at cakes and coffee. xTravelers ...... 1430 1450 Nat Pow and L t ...... '...... 34 extended experience than this yoimg A rehearsal of Sunset Rebekah the all important danger of losing Public Utility Stocks. An explanation of what can be this requisite being lodge’s degrree team will take place j j t s soul—^here and now—through HoUoran Brothers’ undertaking The Manchester Gas company has Nev Cop ...... ^,27% (Jonn. Elec Sve ...... 85 95 N Y Cent ...... 1^0 accomplished along the line of voca- | jacking only .because of her youth, this evening at 7 o’clock in Odd Fel- | spiritual antipathy toward the things parlors at 11 o^lock this morntag installed three gas stoves in the xxConn P ow er...... 77 83 tional guidance was given by F. A. | gay that she created a high im- low’s hall. ^ After ...... the meeting... the ^ Tho^ that find their sonls The body was taken to Bridgeport kitchen for use of the cooks in pre N Y N H and H tfd ...... paring the meal. The Manchester do, pfd ...... 114 — Stanley, -of the State Y. M. C. A. . pj-essjon. in her work is to put it cast for the play ‘"Twelve Old do, rt"' ...... 18 18 Electric company has connected up Pack Mot ...... * *5-4 staff at New Haven before the jnijdjy^ as in her several numbers Maids” will rehearse and there will days to come. • ^ There will be a funeral xHartford Elec Lgt .. 86 89 Kiwanis Club at the Sheridan Hotel Expression and a natural be a social hour for the other mem an electric range and an electric re Pan Am Pet B ...... 52% Bishop Anderson told of a visit ^^ggg Tuesday morning at 9 o’clock xdo, v t c ...... 80 89 Par Fam Lasky...... 53% this noon and proved of great in- ; adaptability to musical essentials bers. The play will be given at the made to the Maine coimtry estate oi Charles church in Bridge- frigerator at the refreshment booth Greenwich W&^ pfd. 90 95 terest in that the local club is con- ' gjjowed forth admirably, time of the entertainment for the on the main floor of the armory. Penn ...... 77% the late Edward Bok and of finding Hartford Gas ...... 70 75 Phil and Rdg C and I r ...... 11% templating such a program in the \ trio, ‘‘My Soul Doth Magnify benefit of the infirmary at On Wednesday at noon, and each -^f the inscription placed by that noted, P j^gdy was taken to Bridge- do, pfd ...... 45 55 Pub Serv N J ...... 84 near future. ' the Lord,” was a number in which Groton. ‘The date set is Monday eve- the days the show is in progress, xS N E T Co -----. . . 175 185 William Knofia passed apimd accompaniment as set for harp, philanthropists over the fireplac^in morning on the 11:56 Radio Corp...... 36% ing, February 3. his magnificient living room. The the workers from the North Metho Manufacturing Stocks. cigars occas'oned by the addition of I ^^ras of a difffficult and exacting train. inscription, “I come here to find my dist church will serve a light lunch Acme V’i r e ...... 43 45 another baby boy to his family. Earl i ^yp0 and here Miss Silcox had the The Women’s Home League of with hot dishes, and every day and xAm Hardware ...... 62 64 Seaman won the attendance prize I opportunity to show her skill which salvation Army vrill resume its self; it is so easy to get lost in the Harold Christensen. Remington R a n d ...... • 29% world,” is so effective in its simplic evening from ten to ten home made Amer Hosiery ...... 29 — Rep Iron and S t l...... 75 furnished by Fayette Clarke. , vvas required, and her work in this meetings tomorrow afternoon at The funeral of Harold Christensen pies, sandwiches a^id other items American Silver ..... 24 26 In his talk the speaker told of number, was excellent, expression, o’clock at the citadel. ity that the speaker caUsed it to of 44 Hamlin street was held Fri- Sears Roebuck...... • • 8o be placed above his o'wn open may be purchased at the booth. xArrow H&H, com’ . . . 41 43 Simmons ...... 87% experience of many men who are jyjjim and support to the soloists , day afternoon at his home. TOe i xdo, pfd ...... 100 105 walking the streets because they jjgjng shown very artistically. In “How Life Begins” a four-reel hearth. ' beareTs were Thomas Doyle, William Automatic Refrig .... 4 — Sinclair Oil ...... ^ have not fitted themselves for posi- general this young lady did not dis- motion picture, will be shown at the “There is a deeper interest being Gordon, David Samuelson, WUliam Bigelow, Htfd, com .. 76 80 South Pac ...... OK tions. "Seventy-five per cent are not appoint the many interested friends vestry of Second Congregational shown in things of the soul,’’ affirm Patterson, Clifford Wright pid DEPUTY WARDEN QUITS Southern Rwy ...... 135 do, pf-^* ...... 100 — Stand Brands...... -. 26% fit today,” the speaker said. Service ^.j^q were anxious to hear her, and it church tonight at 7:30 under aus- ed the bishop. “Civilization is be Thomas Henderson. The services Billings and Spencer . 5 7 clubs, he continued, can do many jg certain, after her showing last | pjees of the Child Study Club. There ginning to feel after its soul life. In were evangelical. Burial was in the St Gas and E l ...... AS R E SE T OF ESCAPE Bristol Brass ...... 23 27 S O Cal ...... 59-% things to help young men and wo- night, that musically, more vrill be ^ will be no admission and all parents support of this there is a great body East cemetery. do, pfd ...... 90 — men to pick out the right place. It i ^eard of this young artist. i and teachers in both day and church of men convening on Tuesday morn SONJ ...... ®2% Collins Co ...... 105 115 SONY...... 32% is worthwhile to impress on boys j rpj^g violinist, Mrs. Laura Wheeler . schools will be welcome. A two- ing, the world naval disarmament (Continaed from Page 1) Case. Lockwood & B . 525 — that they can choose intelligently. I j^ggg jg very well known locally and reel’ ' health picture and a comedy conference which tne English king Stew Warner ...... 38% Colt’s Firearm s...... 26 28 Studebaker Help the boy to analyze himself in musical circles elsewhere and reel will also be^ shown. will, himself, open. It is strikingly their breakfast and dispersed to the Eagle Lock ...... 46 50 ...... '41« picKing out what he gets the most again by her work last night she NAVAL DELEGATES Texas (Jorp...... 53% significant of a great awakening. ’ work shops. Fafnir Bearings ...... 70 80 Tex Gulf Sulph ...... 57% kick out of, then connect with , gjjowed that in all she does, the No Conflict With Science. Fuller Brush. Class A. - 18 others, as father and mother, teach- . j^gj^ feature in her interpretations ‘LOWER HOUSE’ WRONG, DENIES RIOT STORY do. Class AA ...... — 82 Timken Det Axle ...... 14% The speaker lauded the accomn ARRANGE PROGRAM Traiiscon Oi’ ...... er or minister, and finally with the jg portray by her art the inten- lishments of'science and gave assui Hartford, Jan. 20.—(AP) -Denial Hart & Cooley ...... 135 155 profession he is thinking of. i tion, and soul of the composition. that Inmates of the State Prison at Hartmann Tob. com . 15 — THE SPEAKER DECLARES ance that there was no conflict be ...... > 49% The boy can then be advised to go Beautiful tone, and art in expres- (Continued from Page 1.) Wethersfield created a disturbance do, 1st pfd ...... — 90 Unit Aircraft in or stay out. This proves a friend- I gjon, predominates in her execution, tween religion and science. He quot Un't Corp ...... * ed from statements of the world's that threatened to develop into an Inter____ S ilver...... 108 ly process between the adult and the | and without undue striving after of South Africa, and High ConMia- uprising last August at the tims of xLanders, Frar^& Clk 66 Unit Gas and I m p ...... 35% (Continaed From Page One) greatest scientists to show that the U S Freight...... ^5% boy. He should be impressed on that | effect. All her work is delightful sioner Chatterjee of India. the outbreak at Auburn, N. Y., Mann & ~ ~Bow. Class it is no easy task and it may take I jjgar and is always well received world’s progress in the days to U S Rea’ ty and Imp ...... 63 , Senate has the power to pa.ss come would not be along materialis prison, was made in a statement do. Class B ...... 7 U S Rubber ...... •'.22% years of study and experimentation. i because of these facts. treaties with foreign governments OFFICIAL STA’TEMENT issued today by prison authorities. New Brit. Mch., com . 28 He must be taught to make his own I -pj^g soloists. Miss Ida Yudowitch, tic lines but in the awakening ot London, Jan. 20— (A P )—’Tho fol Chief cnerk, Edward C. (Jeissler North & Judd ...... 21 U S Steel ...... 169% and approve diplomatic appioint- spiritual realizations until now more Util Pow and Lt A ...... 32i4 decisions and not to depend on his j soprano, in her solo numbers, had i i ments. In addition the House origi lowing official report on this morn Issued the statement with approval NUes Bern Pond ...,. 34 parents. task alloted to her that was most or less dormant Peck, Stow and Wilcox 10 War Piet ...... 49% nates all general appropriation bills ing’s meeting of the naval delegates of Warden Reed, was not con Westing Air ...... 4^^. : Mr. Stanley gave an example of exacting, but she met these require “The trend of science is towards at No. 10 Downing street, was nected with the prison at that time. Russell Mfg (J o ...... 65 tow a vocational campaign is con ments excellently. Possessed of a and could eliminate any branch of acceptance of the realization of a Westing El and M fg ...... 1^^"; government, if it desired, merely by issued by the foreign office this af His statement follows: Scovill ...... 59 Woo'wo’-th ...... 6 • ducted. First the mayor of the city voice that delights in its briUiant new spirit urge. Professor Milliken, Smythe Mfg Co ...... — refusing to approve any one meas ternoon: “Everything was running smooth Yellow T ru ck ...... 13 is interested and he in turn inintes clarity and richness in tone, she uses in summing up what is to be re “At an informal meeting at No. ly at the prison on that night when Seth Thom (Jo. com . . . 30 boys, in this case they were working these gifts in a most artistic way ure.” garded as the greatest thing in life, jq downing street this morning, kt ^ gj. g o’clock, former deputy warden Should the House decline to ap do, pfd ...... 24 boys, to the City Hall. Five hun and all her work is taken with a de says, "The mo:,t important thing in which all of the principal delegates (Jeorge Patterson, now resig^ned, • ’ Standard S crew ...... 120 dred came. The mayor gave a wel- gree of outstanding freedom from propriate for either the White House or the Supreme (Jourt the the world is the belief in the reality [q the London naval conference made his usual rounds. An inmate, Stanley Works ...... 42 coming talk, then had a speaker platform effect, that adds consider- of the moral and spiritual ideals in | were present, the procedure for the however, told him he had heard Taylor & Fenn ...... 115 who could picture to them that the ably to her success. All her num Chief Executive and the highest judicial tribunal would cease to the world.’ In this chaotic world it ' conference was discussed and the rumors in the yard that day that the Torrington ...... 65 time to begin is now. The boys were bers were well rendered and in par is for us Christians to exert a great-1 following proposals imanimously men did not like the breakfasts Underwood ...... 102 then divided into groups and one ticular in the trio, “My Soul Doth—" function, he said in explaining the REUYED TO WTIC great basic power of the House. er degree of optimism and hold to adopted. served them and that one of the Union Mfg Co...... 18 span helped them to fill out self was her work very high class also.” (1) That the prime minister of prisoners would make their attitude U S Envelope, com . . . 190 Miss Eleanor Willard, who took The Senate, he continued, has lost those magnificent spiritual ideals. faalysis blanks which tells personal “Throughout the world today the United Kingdom should be known at breakfast the next morn do, pfd ...... I ll Tstory and what he is interested in the mezzo-soprano solos in the work much of its power formerly exer cised through amendments to there is something greater than elected chairman of the conference ing in the dining room. Veeder Root ...... 381^ Manchester’s boxing -enthusiasts ■ i A week later the boys were in- ! showed forth a degree of versatility than the ! at the opening plena^ meeting on Scott Takes Charge Whitlock Coil Pipe . . . — vited to the High school with anoth- | that pleased her many friends. In revenue and appropriation measures cynicism; great by far who are eager for news of the out due to the creation of the Budget cynicism of Clarence Darrow v/ho Tuesday, Jan. 21, and that on coKi- “Mr. Patterson notified the late X—Eht-dl’vidend. er group of men who were selected i jjer work she had set forth a range XX—Ex-rights. come of Bat Battalino’s ten round Bureau and the handling of all ap says, ‘Man’s life is a joke.’ pletion of the speeches there, the Warden H,^ K. W. Scott, and the 4fepecialiy to fill requirements of cer- , that might more rightly be called, conference be adjourned imtil 10:00 non-title bout with Lew Massey In propriation measures by the House Ultimate Victory. warden personally took charge. &in boys as shown by the analysis ! jjght contralto, but Miss Willard a. m., Thursday, the 23rd of Janu Some extra guards were put on Phi'ade’phia tonight 'will not have to tflanks. Together they would sit here showed forth unexpected qual- appropriations committee. “Henry W. Longfellow saw noth Budget Bureau’s W’ork ary, when it would reassemble at duty. These guards armed with wait for tomorrow’s newspapers. A down and talk it over. The next step ities that were very pleasing, and ing of cynicism in life; John G. St. James’ pa'ace. WednesdayWe
for the ministry, when questions friend would take more room than HARTFORD BANK AWARDS P O m H CHURCH GAINS were being asked by various mem is left here, but I must say that I could not have remained in the min HORACE 6USHNELL bers of the council, one old timer a^ot d h buy (Jpoci jiim kuif asked the candidate if he was will istry, an honest man, if it had not LOCAL MEN PROMOTIONS tre you can been for him.— I must have stopped Annoimcement was made in the ing to be damned for the glory of Polish Independent Catholic church | AT REC ^ 4* V God. The fearless young man re- preaching. Dr. Bushnell gave me a SERMON S U B J E a moral theology and helped me to at yesterday’s miasses that with the .: ■ ' ‘ ‘ i. , plied that personally he was not, addition of the Polisk CathoUc ^ but he was willing that the Council believe in the justice of God. If I Albert T. Dewey is Made Vice- have had any gospel to preach dur Church of Manchester, N. H., their More % 500 Members at should be. . President of Hartford-Con- ranks have been con^derably to- Religious Belief ing the last thirty-five years, it is because he led me into the light and nectieut Trust Company. creased. The New Hampshire Rev.F.C. i^en of Second “ It was quite natural, then, that chutch has recently voted to join Both<^ath )^ d Institu with a father and mother who had joy of it.” Albert T. Dewey of East Center the Polish Independent Catholic a religion that was deep and trqe “ Men of Gladden’s stamp foimd it street was made a vice president of Church of America giving them a Congregational C h u r ch on the one hand, and reasonable on difficult to get along with the theology of that day. And no won the i Hartford-Connecticut Trust representation in the Scranton, Pa., tions. ; ■ ^" the other, Bushnell by his inborn company at the bank’s annual meet i genius should have created a life der. Four or five dominant doc headquarters of this church body. Reconnts His Life. trines governed the preaching of ing h^d recently, William _ C. All churches of this body come I and a creed that left traditional out Bose, a former local man and assist- worn doctrines behind, probed new practically all pulpits. The Fall of under the direct supervision of the Activities of a-social as_ well as \ Adam gave the keynote. Sermon jint secretary in the bijciking depart Bishop of New England, South, the j athletic standpoint have increased i depths of devotion and rose to new ment, has been made a trust officer. Rev. Frederick C. Allen of heights of reasonable faith and pur themes fell into fixed ruts marked same as the local church. This ‘ considerably during the.,. pftst few Mr. ^ se is a son of Mr. and Mrs. makes a large gain to membership Side Req due to its facilities and. lo- Second Congregational church, yes pose. He had a kind of instinct for out by the rigid system, and woe Center questioning anything that was sup unto him who dared to depart from August F. Bose of E^t in the organization of this church and at present there are'mope terday morning spoke to his congre it Everything was made to bring } street. The two ™en have been body. 500-associate ‘ members 6 f the two posed to be accepted because it had obedience to this set of dogmas, | connected with the Har^rd-Con- gation on the life of Horace Bush- been accepted by the forefathers. In buildings. . This is due chiefly to nell, to whose memory the handsome his young manhood this tendency even the proof texts from the Bible , /'cticut bank for a number of I n m m the efforts of Director Lewis Lloyd Perhaps ifs time{ who has mapped,out a strenuous new auditorum in Hartford was ded led him away from the warm Which were pctotcd to .s the gu.de; ye^re. ^ QRE INJURED hearted religion of his early home. posts along this narrow way. program for the cold winter montos. icated this last week. Rev. Allen’s | Independent i ter of a century of service with the Both the East Side and W est Side to check up the He still attended church. He still company next June, After attend ^ermon follows; did lip service to the faith, but as “But as has been said before, Bush- Rec, as they are commonly called, ing the local High school he took a fairly-buzz •with activities every day “ The dedication of the Bushnell he himself put it, “my very difficul- [_nell was an origin^^^ Md HOME FURMISHiNGi ent thinker. He chaUenged the pre business course in one of the Hart IN BAD-ROAD CRASH in the week' with the exception of Memorial Hall in the week past has ty was that I was too thoughtful, vailing notions concerning the ford commercial schools. His first Sunday. Naturally most of the ac- turned the attention of many thou substituting thought for everything Atonement which made of God a position was with one of the lead sands of American citizens to the else, and expecting so intently to ing Hartford insurance companies. dig out a religion by my head that harsh and vengeful judge. Most of OUNG FOLKS want to'associate life of the man of whom that me all he challenged the accepted be __ with those of their own a^e. But morial will be a continuing remind I was pushing it all the while prac- !ce-Skid Breaks Leg for lief that the only way of entrance er. It is fitting that it should be so whether they do it at home or elsewhere- depends into the Christian life was by the useful a monument, furnishing a largely on how inviting the home is. How reluctant way of an ecstatic, sudden, emotion William Custer; Trolley convenient and inspiring place of^ is the boy or girl whose parents have neglected meeting for great assemblies on in- ; al conversion. In his famous work, “Christian Nurture,” he pointed out home furnishings to have friends call, especially- to the indefinite future, just as the same, normal development of Off Rails Blocks Traffic. Horace Bushnell provided certain when the latter’s parents have been thoughtful in the child Christian into the adult avenues of thinking and action this respect. which will never be discarded, but Christian. which have found in methods of “And woe would have been unto Only one automobile accident of If this condition prevails in your home we invite teaching religion and in the very Horace Bushnell if the cries of theologs and ecclesiastical councils a serious, nature resulted from the you to visit our store and see the beautiful new fur heart of religion itself a place of exceptionally treacherous condition great usefulness for all time. . | and rwigious periodicals could have niture that would make your children proud of their Memorial Park I brought it about. From councils of toe ice ^covered roads here yestef- j home and parents. You can modernize your home “A memorial in a sense no less j and seminaries and editorial offices day, according to information at | , from Princeton to Boston there came at a very moderate cost— and on liberal dub terms if fitting, named for him even before | Police headquarters. William Cus distress signals of “Heretic, here- j you wish by selecting fine Keith furniture. January his death, is that park in the cen- l ter, 66, of 195 Eldridge street, suf ter of Hartford, crowned at its ■ tic.” One of the most remarkable Is an opportune time for it is Trade-In Month and we peak by the beautiful capitol of the things in the character of Bushnell fered a broken leg. are making special allowance on your old furniture is the self restraint with which he state of Connecticut. To Charles R. Custer was riding, shortly before for new. Brown, who delivered the dedica met these storms of disapproval. A noon, with his son, Carl Custer of tory address for the new memorial, few of his replies at first were 82 Fairfield street, and his son-in- that park was the symbol of the rather sharp, but afterward he re law, Fred A. Moorhouse, architect man. ‘When I came to this city for gretted them. And then, as he said, for the Manchester Construction the first time,’ he said, ‘many 1 “I had determined to have no con- Company. Moorhouse was at the The emblem pictured here is the years ago, I stood yonder at the en I troversy over these discourses,—a wheel when the Essex coach skid mark of a nationwide movement of determination to which I have reso- Director Lewis Lloyd. -. - f l R S T - trance of that wide open space. I ded on the slippery pavement on FURNISH which we are proud to be. a part. It jlutely adhered, though perceiving You said it that summer with Main street just south of Woodland tivities are confined to toe East < Y O U R H O M E i identifies this store as an institu I every, day, the advantage taken of street. The car shot across toe flowers. There it was, spelled out in Side Rec due’ to its facilities and lo 1 letters of beauty before my eyes, my silence.” But it was more than Albert T. Dewey road, and struck a tree. The ma IT TELL9 tion where you may always be sure Rev. F. C, Allen cation. This building is used every \ WHAT YOU ARE / ‘Bushnell Park.’ I had never seen I self-restraint. It was kindliness. “I chine was badly damaged. minute during the day by High, of the highest standards of furni him—I was only a boy of thirteen tically away.” A t this time he was A woman in a nearby house who grammar or Trade school students. comer of the room,” he said. ture service. on an Iowa farm when he went to not intending to enter the ministry company and remained with that saw toe accident called William P. Among the sports which are his reward. But when I stool there, at all. He had completed his col Democratic. Quish’s ambulance and the men > flourishing are basketball, volley The relationship which Horace bank imtil its merger with toe I was a young divinity student, lege course at Yale and was study ' Hartford Trust company, making it were taken to the Memorial hospi ball, bowling, hand-ball, boxing, Bushnell came to bear to his people groping miy way toward a move ing law. While studying he was ‘ one of the strongest banks in Hart- tal. X-ray pictures revealed that swimming, checkers, chess, pocket- valid faith, and I had come to also teaching at Yale. It cannot be ! was warm and beautiful. He was the elder Custer was suffering from billiards and others of lesser impor ■...... very democratic and very human. 1 ford. Messrs. Dewey and Bose know him through his books. When wondered at that gifted •with so were sub-officers of the Connecticut a fracture of the right leg in addi tance. Few towns or even cities in 1 saw that name, I took off my hat keen a reasoning faculty he should He put himself in their place in a tion to minor bruises and cuts. Carl the state have an organization or spirit of comradeship, feeling their j Trust company at the time of the vand stood there under the open sky, have become cool and sceptical to Custer was cut about the face and building which affords such splen thanking God for the help he had ward a religpoii that was bound up had his back sprained. Moorhouse did recreational acti'vlties as the brought my life and to the life of v/ith so much false and foolish be nized by one promotion after anothr escaped .with a slight injury to a Recreation Centers. In many places this city and to the Kingdom of lief. Yet all the while he was not them as one of them. His sermons er. Thomas J. Rogers of this town leg. The other two were discharged a building with such facilities would God at large.’ satisfied with his own attitude. were alive with life, “I have just was made a trust officer in the same after treatment, but William Custer be patronized even more- than it is “The park was the child of Busn- “A condition of doubt and unbe heard a great sermon,” a man in his will be confined to the hospital for here in Manchester. It is with this congregation once remarked as he company last year. nell's vision. Early in his stay in lief is a condition of distress for any Both Mr. Dewey and Mr. Rogers some time. aim in mind that Director Lloyd is came down the aisle—“now I am Hartford he saw the vision, and human soul, not less the sentitive have served the town in public of ■ The streets were still coated with trying to build up the membership. going out to make this week mean then for years he planned and soul of Horace Bushnell. The crisis fices. Mr. Rogers is chairman of ice this morning and traveling con He is trying to impress upon Man ■Worked and enthused others toward came when revival meetings were something.” the Board of Selectmen and has ditions very bad. The town high chester people the scores of benefits, “Is the service over?” asked one making it real. held at Yale, beginning to the win been a member for a number of way department, quite obviously, both physical and social, to be Impressions of Nature man of another as he saw the peo a proposition to ter of 1831, and a great tide of re years, Mr. Dewey was for six years found it too big a proposition gained from being a member. Vlt was a very natural pursuit ple coming out of the church. “No,” all of the roads. ligious emotion swept over toe stu police commissioner. He is also a sprinkle sand on Visitors are welcome to come to for one who had come to appreciate was the reply, “it has just begun,” dent body and the faculty of in director of ihe Home Bank and Such treatment of sidewalks alone the Recreation Centers at all times and love Nature to try to beautify structors. The teachers as well as he said, and we saw it. “Now we are Trust company of this town, of was a big task. The mercury, and can participate in activities as a his city with a haven of trees and groups of the students had their going to do it.” which Mr. Rogers is vice presi which registered 10 above both yes guest of a member for a trial. They f “After he had been with his peo flowers and shrubs and rolling prayer meetings of devotion and dent and director. Both men are terday and today at 6 a. m. stayed are welcome at all times to come to greens. In New Preston in western life renewal, but Bushnell and his ple for twenty years he said to high in the Masonic fraternity, and down around fifteen degrees this them in the course of a commemora the reading room which is open to Connecticut where he lived as a hoy pupils, who fairly worshipped him, are prominent in the activities of forenoon and though the sun shown the'public as well as members. is described as “ a tumble of ihills, stood apart, cold and indifferent. tive address; “You have been im their respective churches. Mr. brightly out of a clear sky it had Basketball is naturally toe chief broken by occasional peaks higher movable and true in your fidelity to Here was the thing that touched Dewey has been a vestryman for a little effect on the going. activity at this time of the year but me. You have never been a cap than the rest, one of which is now and 'Lurned him. His students were long period at St. Mary’s Episcopal Trolley Derailed wide interest is also being shown to known as Mount Bushnell, a wind following him in his indifference. At tious people. It is. a long time since church and Mr. Rogers is the pres A Rockville bound trolley car gymnastic work and the various ing lake, brooks rushing down from last he said to one of his fellow I have heard any complaint of my ent leader of the Men’s Friendship was derailed at the Laurel Park other classes conducted by Director wooded crests through wild ravines teachers; “ I must get out of this preaching but two; one, that I club at the South Methodist church. precipitous heights, dense forests, switch causing considerable incon Lloyd. Miss Gertrude B. Fenerty woe./ Here am I what I am, and preach too long sermons, which is venience and a two hour traffic tie- broad undulating stretches of field these young men hanging to me in and Frank C. Busch. sometimes true; and the other, that up shortly before eight o’clock this and pasture.” Not all are open to their indifference amidst this uni- ; j preach Christ too much, which I An idea of the vast amount of the influence of Nature. H o i^ foj- versal earnestnessX------on------every -side.1.1... Jg a fault to be re 7HANEUF-M0SKE morning. The cause is not known. activities which occur during the tunate that he was! For, as 'Thecfc So he went into the daily prayer 1 The car simply dropped off the week may be observed from the fol pented of; for Christ is all, and be i rails as it was coming slowly out of lowing schedule. On Mondays boys’ N ow in progress our (lore Munger truly says, “His deep meetings with his fellow teachers, side him there is no gospel to be boxing is taught from 5 to 6, volley est impressions did not come from and one day coming in he threw preached or received.” Miss Stella Moske, daughter of | the east side books nor from contact with men, himself into a chair and cried, half Mr. and Mrs, Stanley Moske of 50 | naan Toomey and Conductot ^_we ball at West 5ide 5 to 6. women’s His Power. of Hartford were in charge. There but from nature, and nothing was desperately, half laughingly: “O “The power of Horace Bushnell North street, and Alfred Phaneu' ' gym from 7:15 to 8, men’s boxing were not many passengers on the from 7 until 8, classical dancing for quite real to him until it had been men! what shall I do with these i was in a sense his own. But to an son of Mrs. Mary Phaneuf of 329 Annual January trolley and due to the slow speed women from 8 to 9, men’s gym class submitted to its tests.” arrant doubts I have been nursing other and deeper sense it was a Center street, were married this it was traveling, no one was in from 8 to 9, and an hour of assorted “I would not for a moment dis for years? When the preacher derived power, taken from Him who morning at 9 o’clock at St. Bridg- count the importance of books in touches the Trinity and when logic jured. games from 9 until 10. There- is iias been the source of strength of , et’s Roman Catholic church. The The derailment occurred at 7:45. the rearing of a child. But there shatters it all to pieces, I am all at also a candy-making class for all the Christian preachers of power , nuptial high mass was celebrated It was more than two hours before are two things which ar of greater the four winds. But I am glad I women from 2 to 4 in the afternoon that I have ever heard anything by Rev. C. T. McCann, the car was put back on the rails importance. One is the surround have a heart as well as a head. My about. Bushell preached Christ, The bride and bridegroom were i at the West Side. I ' and traffic restored to normalcy, Tuesdays, whist and setback for ings, the things which he sees and heart wants the Father; my heart and Him crucified. “The world is' attended by Miss Jennie Vincek of passengers wants the Son; my heart wants the During the Interim, women from 2 tmtil 4 at the West hears and with which he must com changed,” he said, “and is no ( Newark, N. J., and Jolm Benevento were transferred about the scene mune. The other is the things Holy Ghost—and one just as much of this town was the best man. Side, business men’s vplley-ball. more the same since Jesus left it .! from one car to another. The mis which he does with his own hands as the other. My heart says the The bride was gowned in white from 5 to 6, Rec Five basketball The air is charged with heavenly hap affected both the Manchester and with his own mind. Hard work Bible has a Trinity for me, and I satin avith lace overdress. Her tulle game and dancing for balance of odors, and a, kind of celesitlal con- and Rockville lines. Eight cars as a boy prepared Bushnell for hard mean to hold by my heart.” sciovfsness, a sense of other worlds, veil fell from a coronet of pearls evening. . ' "1 '. | were located on this side of the de Wednesdays, girls’ dancing is work as a man. With his father he His Surrender is wafted on us in its breath . . . and rhinestones. She carried a Sale of Corsets railment which prevented a much taught: from 4:15 to 5 o’clock, worked both on the farm and in the “What a difficult thing for this Look ye hither, meantime, all ye shower bouquet of bridal roses and worse handicap. women’s gym from 7 to 8, Junior business of carding wool and dress young teacher with his pride of in blinded and fallen of mankind, a lilies of the valley. The brides Corsets of medium weight with inside abdominal tellect to step down before his wor maid’s dress was of blue satin and One Car Late Rec basketball league from 8 until ing cloth by machinery. He him better nature is among you, a pure Under the direction of Dispatch self says, “ Indeed there is nothing shipping students and humbly yield chiffon, with headdress to match. 107 d og dancing instruction .from 8 port. Regular $3.50i * heart, out of some, pure world, is' er Carl J. Bush, these eight cars in these early days that I- remember to the longings of his heart! Yet it She carried an arm bouquet of pink to '9; men’s volley ball at West Side come into your prison, and walks it were plied back and forth and pas Sale Price ...... was his feeling of responsibility for premier roses. from 8 to 10. ^ ^ t h more zest than that I did the with you—in Him dawns a hope,— sengers were transferred. Cars on them that made him do it, and they The ceremony at the church was Thursday afternoons from 2 to 4 Wrap-arounds and corsets of quality brocades. full work of a man for at least five purity has not come into our world, I the South Manchester line 'were Vears before the manly age; this knew it, and admired him all the followed by a wedding breakfast whist is played at the East , Side except to purify. Behold the Lamb ‘ only ten to fifteen minutes late. The Regular $1.98. 7Q too, under no eight-hour ^ law of more for it. And who can tell the and reception at the home of the Rec. small girls’ dancing class from of God, that taketh away the sins of ' 8:22 out of Rockidlle, however, was Sale Price ...... ^ L .§ U protective delicacy, but—in a ser permanent effect in toe lives of the world! Light breaks in, peace bride’s parents for the relatives and 4 :30i to 5:15 at East' Side, faculty nearly a half hour late, but the gym class from 5 iintil 6,- men’s vice of from thirteen to fourteen those young men by the unselfish settles on the air, lo! the prison close friends. Later to toe day Mr. surrender of their hero to the re and Mrs. Phaneuf left for an un- others not nearly as badly affected. apparatus'class from 7 until 8, Wrap around in sizes 24 Jto 36. hours.” walls are giving way,—rise let us The g:22 was supposed to have been Training ligion of the heart. annoimced wedding trip. men’s gym'class from 8 until 9, as Regular $1.25. Special Sale Price ...... go.” the one which was derailed. Buses “ Of course the most important Bushnell regarded this as the sorted,^nies from 9 to 10. “We want Jesus as divine, not as - ,'ere used to transport toe passen element of all in preparing the most important crisis in his life. Friday aftembon .from 2 to 4 in human,” he says, “ . . , God is what gers during ooe trip. The derail struction is given/in candy maktog young man for the work of toe Later he preached a sermon in we^ant, not a man; God revealed introducing ABOUT TOWN ment caused many Manchester an(j at the East Side Rec, girls’ swim «»'reat preacher and thinker was his which he gave an account of his ex torobgh man, that we may see his perience. He concluded it- ■with Rockville persons to be a few min ming fr6m 4 to 4:45, Trade school religious training. And chiefest in heart, and hide our guilty nature to utes late for their work due to ‘the this was the training of his home. these six points: One of the present unoccupied games from 3 to 5, High school toe bosom of his love; God so identi fact that they always take the latr gamites and dancing from. ;■ 7 imtil His brother describes it in this way; “ Be never afraid of doubt. fied with our race, as to signify the rooms in the Hollister street school est car possible. 11:00, handicraft dass'at the West Carters “He was born in a household where “Be afraid of all sophistries, and possible union and eternal identifi is to be opened as a library and religion w’^as no occasional and tricks, and strifes of —argument. reading room. The books that will Side from'7:30 to 9. cation of our nature with his.” Saturday mornings boy’s swim it insures the " nominal thing, no irksome restraint “ Have it a fixed principle, also, Near to God. be supplied for the room will be nor unwelcome ■visitor, but a con that getting into any scornful way selected from three different ming is taught from 10 to ll, and trim lines that “Indeed his life is the story of a .junior life _saidng from 1 1 '‘to 12. stant atmosphere, a commanding is fatal. soul in its journey to God. Six sources. A few will come from toe WAPPING the new- figure- “Never settle upon anything as The gym is" open for games in the but genial presence. In our father years before his death while staying Public ikbrary, *. others •will be revealing styles it w'as characterized by eminent true because it is safer to hold it brought from homes of the pupils t afternoon. At night Jumor R m ifor a little while on the shores of Miss Marion Hills of Wapping j.^j^gjjgj.|jail league games are played demand. The evenness, fairness, and conscien than not. Lake Waramaug he •wrote a letter and from those of the district who “Have it as a law never to put spent the week-end •with her school Thus rounds out’ a week of many I tiousness in our mother it was felt to his wife which showed how near are book owners who have no fur firm, pliant mate force on the mind, or try to make mate, Miss Marjory Eleay of Win- activities. as an intense life of love, utterly he was to God: “I have had some de ther personal use for them. rial gives sup unselfish and untiring in its devo it believe. lightful times and passages since I pression and up tion, yet thoughtful, sagacious, and “Never be in a hurry to believe; Patrick Morlarty, baggagemaster A daughter was bom to Mr. and never try to conquer doubts against came here such as I never had be Mrs. Ashur A. Collins on Saturday b o y SCOUTS HERE SEE lift ’without loss wise, always stimulating and en fore. I never so saw God, never at the Manchester railroad station nobling, and in special crisis leaping time.” was discharged from the Manches morning, January 18, at their home of supplene^. The natural thing for him to do, had Him come so broadly, clearly here. out in tender and almost a-wful fire. out . . . O my God! what a fact to ter Memorial hospital on Saturday NEW LONDON SUB BASE 'Slipper easily Jf ever there was a child of Chris when he had thus made peace with night. He will be unable to return Next Wednesday afternoon at his own heart and with God, and possess and know that He is! . . . one o’clock. Miss Sands will con over the- head, tian nurture, he was one;—and if The question has not been whether to his regular duties for a week or had found the joy of his new re duct a class in maktog tea wagons Mouldette allows ever a man was true to the funda so more, but was at the railroad Half of the patrol wtoning the ligion, was to enter the school of I could somehow get nearer, but as under toe auspices of the Farm perfect freedom mental principles and the customs if He had come out himself just station this morning accepting the contest held by Troop 6, Boy which prevailed in his early home, theology and study 5or the ministry. congratulations of his friends and Bureau, at the basement of the — ^nb bulk Or side near enough, and left me nothing Commvmity parish house. There Scouts, were taken to, the New Lon- ] even to his latest years, he was.” He did so, and two years later he the train creWs. but to stand still and see the salva are also plans being arranged for don Sub Base by Scoutmaster R ay, snaps. Bushnell himself says of his mother: received a call to become the pastor Mercer yesterday afternoon and of the North Congregational Church tion; no excitement, no stress, but another class at a later date. “Thus praying earnestly for and The game that is to be played to spent several hours inspecting the in Hartford. That was toe day of an amazing beatific tranquility. I Mrs. H. G. Church has returned It comes in with her children, she was discreet never thought I could possess God night to the School Basketball submariijM there. A. guide explain enough never to make it unpleasant long pastorates. In that one parish to her home from Worcester, Mass., so completely.” League between Manchester Green ed the various perts of machinery to them by too great frequency.” and city he spent his life of minis and the Grade A team of the where she has been irisiting her exact sizes, “Horace Bushnell died 'as he had daughter. and the recently, invented m ^ k to ' “While the religion of his home try. Eighth, District is to be the most be used in getting out o f ;.a sub 30,31, 32, 3 3 Sane Thinker lived. Still his humor was a charac Ralph Lasbury has returned was very devout, it was also very important that these two teams when an accident occurs while it is I ’’And his life reached deeply into teristic strain in his conversation. ^ from Florida where he has been on sensible. His parents entered Still his faith was serene and strong have to play., 'A defeat for the submerged.' The ;flve ren^ng etc. heartily into toe life of the church, the life of the people and widely Eighth Distri^ team means that a business trip, to his home to and buoyant. Of the fourteenth South Windsor. members of the patrol •will' make but it was rather hard for them to into the life of the country at large. the Manchester Green has a start the trip at some later date. The fearlessness and originality and and fifteenth chapters of St. John The funeral of Howard Burhans put up with some of toe doctrtoes he said: “What'a soft and sweet un that will be har(Vto overcome and Tomorrow evening 'troop 6 •will of the church of that day, doctrines saneness of his thinking and speak by. winning’•tonight there will be was held on Sunday afternoon folding of all highest things.” His at two o’clock at Erwin Ferry’s un meet Troop 3 to an inter-loop con like the belief that human nature ing and ■writing may be imagined little chance of the Green team be test-to be-judged by Arthur An from the words of one, Washington family was about him. “The Lord be dertaking parlors to Hartford,and js totally depraved, and the belief •with you,” he said,—"and to grace-— ing-stopped from being the pennant derson,' scoutmaster of Troop 5. that all persons are predestined to Gladden, who himself later became winner. ' was private. The’ burial was in - V..' . . ______and peace—and love—sjid that ^is the family plot to the Wapping be either saved or damned, are one of the great preachers o f the Dependaisle service on furnace the way I have come along home.” cemetery. beaded for either heaven or hell by co^untry. Gladden was at the be Henry Zimmerman of Spruce and'fuel, oil made be secured by ginning of his tolnistry when Bush “It will be just fifty-four years The burial service of Mrs. Edna fore-written divine decree. And ago the 17th of next month that this street received a very bad fall on dialing 5145.;. The Manchester Lum there were others who protested. It nell was to his ripe maturity. Glad the ice’'thifl morning, straining the Stevens, Gay, was held at the Wap- ikDYEjpisE great prophet of the faith went otog cemetery Saturday aftemoom ber Co. ~ A a y ., - , ; said that to the course of the den said t y s : “To tell the story ligaments of his left arin. home to the Father. ordtoation- of a certain candidate of my indebtedness to this great ^ C ’' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY/JANUARY 20,1930. PA G E FOUR
supposed good order ftud successful at the full fruition of their talents Swliwter discipline of the State Prison at and their studies. In the presence Wethersfield is not, after all, so of Justice Holmes on the bench of Ctmtbtg Heralii complete as the public has been led the Supreme Court of the United to* suppose. And if it should turn States, in his quality of perhaps its PUBLISHED BT THE .most shining figure, and in the SERALD PRINTING COMPANY, INC. out that the people have been se 13 Blssell Street riously deceived in this relation, compulsory retirement of our Chief. savings South Manchester, Conn. either through misrepresentation Justice Wheeler—compared to Jus By RODNEY DUTOBER THOMAS FERGUSON NEA Service Writer General Manager or silence on the part of the Prison tice Holmes a mere youth—there is a contrast not greatly to the credit Founded October 1. 1881 Board, we can imagine no one thing Washington—The world is so full in discontinued bedroom furniture at tbe that would be liKely to stir up more of Connecticut’s constitution tink- of instruments fcr the preservation PubRshed Every Eve^nlng ^Except erers of ante-bellum days; and not of peace that you might think no Sundays and Holidays. Entered at the resentment. Post Office at South Manchester, It cannot with any truth what too much to our present credit for 1 would consider war a real Conn., as Second Class Mall Matter. not getting rid of this age limita SUBSCRIPTION RATES ever be said that the internal af danger any more. But the naval One Year, by mall ...... fairs of the Wethersfield prison are tion. haggling about to begin in London Per Month, by m a ll...... | , will demonstrate that a great num Delivered, one year ...... none of the pubUc’s business. They ber of treaties, conventions and SEMI-ANNUAL SALE Single copies...... ♦ j very decidedly are of public con- ENDLESS ROMANCE covenants have only partially miti- j cem, particularly when they reach Who says that the days of ro-. gated the old psychology among na- MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 1 a point where a general prison de- mance and high adventure on the tions. uvery Is Immtoent and when It is seas departed with the passing of | EHaborate machinery to take ^thc 4.U ^ plsco of waY, such, as the League of ■ot all news dispatches credited to t ______^ touch-and-go _ whether the clipper ship. What more splen-, Hague and World or not otherwise credited In this “communities of this state are to be! did tale of battle with the elements . courts and other arbitral or con- paper and also the local news pub- llehed herein. overrun by a swarm of escaped 1 was ever told than could be detail-' ciliatory bodies, have been re-en- All rights of republlcatlon or ' ed from the experiences of the lit-' forced Jjy treaUes desiped to special dispatches herein are also re convicts. / it. i. M strengthen peace psychologically, served. As a whole the people of the tie company of the schooner Nep- outstanding example of which SPECIAL ADVERTISING REPRE- state have been very tolerant in the tune n —if there were only some j,g Kellogg treaty of recent his- 4 Pieces one to set down its complete, record tory. fJfc^■'^;^M^dlson"lV"rN^w^/J;k^^N; face of such matters as the escape •with Y.. and 612 North Michigan Ave.. of Roland Lalone and his two com from Novenaber 29 until a day orj Have Divergent Effects Chicago. Ills. two ago ? Conrad never hhd such ‘ The principal, difference between panions, but individually they have I the effect of the league and of the twin beds Full service client cf N E A Service, j (jgne a good deal of wondering material to work with. j ^j.gg^y ju preventing war is that the The sea is still the natural high- league authorizes unitive action Member. Audit Bureau of U .cula- about that intensely regrettable in- tlons ridpnt The revelation of the affair, road to many Newfoundlanders, against aggressive nations violat- : Ot tat August and the secrecy sur-1 The day after Thertaglvtng
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prevents the daujgbter, of the-esr must be regarded as only prepara on the Young reparations plan, EXACTLY 5,000 THONES NEW STAR OF SCREEN tranged pair - from xparrying the which the difficult Parliaments FLOOD RECEDING man she loves.. tory for the Geneva disarmament Lewis Stone plays the xiart of her ALL IN READINESS committee, and the question wheth must now ratify or reject. Germany and France agreed on IN THE EXCHANGE HERE IN SHEARER PICTURE father in his usual Suave and. ef er disarmainent by sea is possible fective manner. Benp«t± ' as- or desirable -without disarmament the nature of the sanctions to be IN SOUTH WEST taken if Germany should default in her mother, has ddiVered'few char- P R NAVAL PARLEY by land and air as well. “Their Own Desire” at the acteri»tfons of equal effectiveness. National Problems. her payments, and on the protection of the first German reparations Increase of 314 During Last State Theater Today and Robert Montgomery plays, the lead The questions of practice chiefly Memphis, Term., Jan. 20.— (AP)— ing TtiATi role oppodie IH is Shearer. loan. Year Is Reported—Hartford Tom orrow . cover particular national problenis b o y Js c o u t s Levels of interior streams in the It is easy to predict a brilliant fu and particular classes of ships, and The 58th council session of the Leads State. ture on the talking scre^ for this .OF lower Mississippi valley were almost Delegates from V a r i o u s are in some cases overlapping. League of Nations was completely Norma Shearer in a penerating young man who recently stepped The Americans have washed their dominated by the coming events in With & net increase of 314 tele stationary today. A gradual reces study of present day social stand from the Broadway stage to the London. phones in the Manchester exchange sion was in prospect after the ards, “Their Own Desire,” is the talking screen. He has-a pleasant ^ Powers in London— Cable hands of National problems, but it particularly effective-screen fare at In western Samoa the “Mau” , a Troop 3, Boy Scouts, held its during 1929 the new year opened voice and an abundance of person remains to be seen whether they breaking of levees edong the upper the State today and Tuesday. Miss can finally keep them out of the native Samoan League, ran into a regular meeting at Franklin School ality. ” ;■ sharp conflict -with the New Zealand with 5,000 telephones in service St. Francis river in Dunklin coun Shearer’s new ail-talking vehicle Review of the Week. conference. on Wednesday evening with 24 ty, Missouri, to the south in Greene A strong surrounding pr<^;ra]p government, the mandatory power. here. was adapted from the novel by has been assembled, coasting of The British and the Japanese Scouts and two recruits. Patrol The heavy increase locally is t3rpi- county, Arkansas and along Big Sarita iSfiler which tells the story have pressing problems in the Pa There were several fights and many meetings were held. In an instruc lake, just below the Missoiuri bor Guy Robertson, , favorite "Vitaphoim cal of what took place in all other of a girl whose happiness came dan- star, the laughaWe sketch, "How^s By Associated Press cific, ranging all the way from the arrests. The natives have expressed tion period signalling and first aid der. • their preference for administration I>arts of the state so far as tele derously near frustration, dealing Your Stock,” ap all-thlking “Our Singapore base to Auetradian immi were studied aind one test was phone development is concerned and Water coming through the latest with a strained domestic situation After months of study and diplo by the British colonial office instead passed in First Aid. Dimklin county—was winding to Gang;” comedy, entitled, “Boxing gration to spheres of influence and since the record of telephone pro in which the desire of a father for Glovps,” a talking screen snai>shot macy the five chief naval powers of commercial supremacy in China; of by New Zealand. During the game period the Pine gresses, in a general way, a record ward a junction with the water companionship a little more livelier the world met face to face in Lon Tree Patrol challenged the Lions to spreading out from the Big Lake and the latest Metrotone sound and there have lately been hints of a community’s progress, it is fair than that of a faded wife bardy news. don last week. They will sit down at from Tokyo and caustiously word a relay race. As usual the Lions to assume that 1929 w m ,a good one gap. This overflow was expected to the disarmament conference table ed deniEils from London that these FARES IN AIRPLANE won. An obstacle race team was businesswise in all sections of the move into Poinsett county and find on January 21 to limit or to reduce, problems were pro-ving thorny. Such then picked. state. its way back into the. St. Francis or both, the fieets burdening their problems affect American interests During the last half hour a Krst At the beginning of the year, the near the town of Marked Tree. ARE GREATLY REDUCED Aid contest was run off to pick tax-payers. in the Orient. Southern New England company’s Spread GraduaL The American delegation arrived a team for Scout contests. system was operating 320,718 tele - Reports indicated the spread of bn Friday in historic Plymouth, not France vs. Italy. Troop 3 will hold a contest -with phones, a net gain of 20,783 for the the water has been gradual. Resi 'far from the spot where the Pil- France and Italy are disputing Costs But $156.05 New York Troop 6 on Tuesday evening at the year and close to the high record dents of the inimdated area were about naval parity, which France is Methodist church gym, from 7 till j,grims of the Mayflower sailed for to Los Angeles—New York for any one year in the history of safe on surroimding ridges with ^America, and hastened up to Lon ready to concede Italy in the Medi- 9 o’clock. The meeting Wednesday the business and better, by about their livestock and much of their don. teranean itself but refuses to accept to Boston $17.43. night will be omitted. 2,250 than the officials of the com household goods. A Secretary Stimson immediately for the whole world. A pact of nou- Troop 3 will have the use of the pany estimated would be the de Government engineers declare ivisited Prime Minister MacDonsdd, aggression for the Mediterranean New York, Jan. 20.— (AP)—A re Rec pool on Thursday from 5 to 6 velopment for the past year. that no additonal breaks along the tonferring for severad hours with has been discussed, but so far fnut- duction placing passenger rates on o’clock. For operating purposes the sys St. Francis *are expected. >liim, but would say nothing about lessly. Great Britain,' whose trade its entire system of airlines on a Troop 3 welcomes the new troop tem is divided into four districts. It was estimated that approxi the subjects discussed. It was noted, routes to the east lie here, and level comparative wnth railroad and. 7 of Buckland. We hope the enroll New Haven, Hartford, New London mately 500 persons abandoned their "however, that he appeared less wor Spain, who was not invited to the Pullman fares, was announced today ment will be large and that you will and Bridgeport with 19 exchsmges homes because of breaks in the ried and fatigued after he had “a conference, have a definite interest by James F. Hamilton, operating advance steadily. each in the New Haven and Hart Dunklin county levee late Saturday. nice cup of the prime mimster’s in such a pact. •vice president of the aviation cor ford Districts, 16 in the New Lon ’The machinery of the Red Cross tea.” Lastly there is the attenuated, but poration. The new rates will go into don District and 17 in the Bridge already has been put in motion to Other Envoys Arrive stm substantial, threat of Anglo- effect Wednesday. port District. care for the refugees who made . Foreign Minister Grandi and the American rivalry, on the high seas, The line affected are those of the BIG TESTING MACHINE The number of telephones in serv their way over &ozen roads to Universal A-viation Corporation, the fTltalian delegation, and Premier Tar- in commercial zones and in interna ice •'.t the beginning of the year and nearby highlands. .dieu. Foreign Minister Briand and Colonial Air Transport, the Embry- the net increase in each district dur 170,000 Acres Flooded. tional finance. Riddle A-viation Corporation and Vthe French delegation, arrived in These questions of principle Jmd ing the year 1929 just closed follow: The area inundated in Dunklin Xiondon over the Week-end. The Southern Air Transport. New York, Jan. 20.— (AP)—A New Haven Efistrict in service 109,- coimty was estimated by the red of national interest stand first New rates include: machine, described as the largest in cross at 20,000 acres. In Mississippi . Japanese have been there for several among the dangers confronting the 146; net increase 6,281. Hartford weeks. Most of the British Dominion New York to Los Angeles . .$156.05 ' the world, for testing the strength county, Arkansas, the combined wa conference because it is from them District in service 101,085; net gain ' delegates have arrived. Cleveland to C hicago...... 17.60 ' of building materials is to be in ter from the Big Lake and St. that the practical naval problems stalled in the engineering labor 6,458. Bridgeport District in serv Secretary Stimson, having pre- Chicago to St. L ou is...... 14.74 ice 76,489; net gain 6,347. New Francis river gaps is expected to ^ sented the other meiiibers of the draw their signifance. Chicago to Kansas City .... 23.60 atories of Columbia University. It spread over 150,000 or more acres. will have a capacity of 3,000,000 London District in service 33,993; ? American delegation to Mr. Mac- Three categories of ships and one Kansas City to Garden City 18.59 net gain 1,697. An interesting fact In Greene coimty the overflowed ■'Donald on Saturday, made the ac- particular ship all by herself pre Kansas City to Wichita .... 9.57 pounds which can be exerted either area was estimated at 9,000 acres. e o d le s S i as crushing pressure or as a ten in connection with the net gain in " .quaintance of the French and the sent the difficulties in the latter. Kansas City ta T u lsa...... 12.50 telephones is that Bridgeport had Tt Memphis the peak of the 'Italians over the week end, but did They are battleships, cruisers, and Tulsa to D allas...... 18.50 sion. Mississippi river is expected to pass George B. Pegram, dean of the the second largest increase during "not expect to" confer with the submarines, and, flying her pennant Dallas to El Paso ...... 31.90 the year. Hartford led with an in at a stage of 34.8 feet. Flood stage •.Japanese again unless they request- high above most of them, the 10,- Dallas to H ouston...... 13.70 engineering school, who announced is 35 feet. No levee trouble is anti P a in ! plans for the installation said the crease of 3,358, Bridgeport fol ,;ed an interview. 000-ton German cruiser “Ersatz Dallas to San A ntonio...... 14.03 lowed -with a net gain of 3,008, while cipated along the Mississippi. At Sandringham palace King Preussen,” new in design and re San Antonio to Bro-wnsville 14.41 machine -wnuld cost $50,000, pro- ■vided from the $110,000 gift re New Haven ranked third with 2,858 Nowadays, people take Bayer Aspir i George, affectionately knowm as the ported to be powerful enough to Chicago to Cincinnati...... 14.85 added to its total of telephones. ; '-Sailor King”, finished the speech New York to B oston...... 17.43 cently made to the school by Wil in for many little aches and pains,. stand up to fight -with any one liam Boyce Thompson. Net increases and the number of "with which he will open the con- dreadnought and fast enough to run telephones in service in some of the and as oftai as they encounter any z' i The machine will be able to han pain. away from several. dle specimens up to 35 feet in length larger exchanges follow: V Meanwhile, in the hustle and Our Claims. McENELLY’ S AT CHENEY Increase Service COLDS Why not? It is a proven anti bustle of arrivals and contacts, the and six feet in width. In general, the United States The largest testing machine now Hartford ...... 3,858 56,728 dote for pain. It works! prudent pilots of the disarmament wants battleships and big cruisers, HALL THURSDAY NIGHT owned by the school, which is also Bridgeport ...... 3,008 32,019 ship turned a weather eye on the Great Britain more and lighter the largest in the city has a ca New Haven ...... 2,858 51,59.3 And Bayer Aspirin tablets, are "shoals and reefs ahead. cruisers, and France submarines; pacity of 400,000 pounds. Waterbury ...... 1,162 19,450 utterly harmless. You have the Stamford ...... SO.'" 14,046 These menaces to navigation are and such conflicting interests may The people of Manchester are jn medical profession’s word for that; ■'strewn about the channel between store for the best treat of the sea Norwalk ...... 706 8,759 —when you take these harm entangle the diplomats. Italy wants j New Britain ...... 703 11,855 they do not depress the heart. the Scylla of international suspicion light ships, and Japan, among other' son Thursday night when McEnel- BRUINS WIN 5— 4. less little tablets. Ask the ■and the Charybdis of national ly’s world famous orchestra makes Danbury ...... 527 7,024 So, don’t let a cold “run its undefined desires, submarines. Detroit, Jan. 20. — (AP) — The New London...... 406 89,8 0 druggist for Pape’s Cold you can always turn to Bayer Aspir*- meeds and ten of them may be The naval conference, whatever it a visit to Cheney hall. This band is Compound; only 35c. Watch course.” Don’t wait for a head ■ roughly charted. noted for its wonderful dance Boston Bruins, world’s hockey Meriden ...... 398 7,870 ache to “wear off.” Or regard in fo r relief. achieves, has won a place in history champions, remained far in front of Middleto-wn -----;. 355 6.151 how quickly all the mucous They range from questions of by its magnitude, the disregard of rhythms, comedy numbers and en neuralgia, neuritis, or even rheum Bayer Aspirin is alw ^ avail tertainers. It comes direct from its the American Division of the Na Bristol ...... 337 5,303 discharge ends, your head principle to questions of practice. diplomatic precedent in its summon atism as something you must en able, and it always helps. Famil The first is the general one of winter quarters, the most beautiful tional Hockey League today after a Torrington ...... 325 5,095 clears and stops aching, and ing, and the earnestness -with which ball room in New England, known spectacular 5-4 victory last night Manchester ...... 314 5,000 dure. Only a physician can cope iarize yeurself with its many uses, ^‘‘limitation or reduction,” or both. the chief deleates conceived it and soreness all goes. Better than *Jf reduction should not be accepted, as the Butterfly, in Springfield, with over the Detroit Cougars. Seven Norwich ...... 302 6,889 with the cause of such pain, but and avoid a lot of needless suffering. set it on its way. goals were scored in a -wild Derby ...... 248 5,706 “doping I” Remember the ^ limit higher than the present all the latest song hits of the season Affairs in the world elsewhere and comedy and request numbers. splurge by both teams in the second name. Any drugstore. Strength of many powers might be were completely overshadowed this period, four being made by the The aurora borep-lls is now be set. week by the coming conference. The Chinese claim to be the Cougars. lieved to be the result of a discharge There are, further, the question The Boston team won on two of electricity through the very thin • of ‘‘Kellogg Pact vs. League of Na- At The Hague. originators of the newspaper. The BAYER ASPIRIN At the Hague the second repara Imperial Gazette of Peking is said tallies by Dit Clapper and one atmosphere existing in a region Aspirin iii the trade mark of Bayer Manafactnrs of MonoacetteaddsRer of SdieyUeadA . tions,” with the French insisting to have been published for over apiece by Carson, Oliver and Wel from 50 to 100 miles above the Compound that even if the conference meets tions conference, after an uninter PAPE’S 1500 years. land. earth. pn the basis of the pact its decisions esting session, stamped its approval
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■;*' v-J N MANCHESTER EVENING HEBAUl. SOUTH MANCHESTER. CONN. MONDAY, JANUARY 20,1930. PAGE srsT i;' its beginning in 1807. Mrs. Clark ------of Yale and Dr.. Ralph M. Blake cf s c o u r s HERE PLANNING was a former resident of East University of Washington. Hampton. Queer Twists Overnight Saco, Me.—^Mrs. Louise Pothler, j The Young-Women’s club held its DAILY RADIO PROGRAM 35, of Biddeford, thrown from horse 20TH ANNIVERSARY second January meeting at the 10:30— South American musiC Leading DX Stations. drawn sled and fatally injured. 1 Parlors of the Congregational In Day's News Monday, January 20. 11:00—Janssen’s dance orenestra. 405.2— W S B , A T L A N T A —740. Derby Line, Vt.—Sedan radsed 11:30— Moonbeams music hour. I church at Hebron Center on Thurs- I Allen McQuhae, the Irish tenor jrho 348.6—W A B C , N E W Y O R K —860. 9:30— NBC programs (1 hr.) A . P> News 265 feet from bottom of Lake Mem- ! day in the afternoon. About four- deserted engineering to , g 10-30— Conservatory entei-taincrs. 4:00—United States Navy Bao^- 11:00— Artists: dance orchestra. phramgog and body of Annie Cas- Will Be Observed February. i teen members were present. The singer, interperts a 7;oo— Devitow’s concert ensemoie. 293.9— K Y W , C H IC A G O — 1020. Philadelphia—Connie Mack is ballads as a feature of toe 7:30—New Hollywood Prooram- tong, 14, of Beebe, Que., found in 7.13—Extensive Program iS ‘ . hostesses were Mrs. Mary E. Cum ty to be broadcast by WEAF as 9:30—W JZ real folks hour. New Haven—^Young Men’s Chris tniring some paraphernalia to 8:00— Henry and George, 10:00—Dance orchestra. side; rest of family escaped when mings and Mrs. Sherwood Griffin. Eociated stations at 9.30 M o n d ^ 8:30—^Music, humorous speciaiitj. Outlined. Moimt Plymouth, Fla., for his own night. From Massenet a opera ^ 10:30—W JZ dance music. tian Associations of Connecticut the car plimged through ice on The roll call was novel and consisted 9:00— Radio dramas, musical. 11:10—Dance music to 3:30. I use before his champions start Cid^ a tale of love and 9:30— An evening in Baris. hold annual two-day state conven January 7. in each member giving a recipe for 3 8 9 .5 - W B B M . C H IC A G O —770. The twentieth anniversary of the Bats? n o; golf clubs. SDa.in CQIT16S “NAvarraisG* u 10:00— Guy Lombardo s orchestra. 9-oo—Musical comedy memories. tion. New York.—Anthony N. Brady filling the cookie jar in answer to warming up the f a 3 s ballet 11:00—Musical extravaganzii. 10-00— Studio feature entertainment. Bristol—Six arrested in slaying and Spanish toemes. which wiU be in 11:30—Two dance orchestras. .gold memorial medal presented by S e¥ m Febn^Sr^.'S we“ek of the her name as called, .^ e ^ m ^ topic | Paul-Jimmy Johnston swings terpreted by ^ Don Voorhees concert 10:30—Drama; dance orchestra. of Patrolman James McNamee fj.QO__Midnight organ melodies. I'OO—A trip about town. i United States Electric Railway As 7th to the 13th with an extensive discti^s^on was ^ jjjg gojf clubs 25 times a day 302.8—W B Z , N E W E N G L A N D —990. 344.6— W E N R , C H IC A G O —870. taken to coimty jail after appear sociation to Boston elevated rail nroeraniby toe H ^tford CouncU Unexpected Guest.” This brought m winter. There’s a rub- 7:00—Ramblers; musical hour. 8:15-Farmer Rusk’s talk. ance in special session of City 8:30—WJZ programs (2% hrs.) ways for safety record. Ind to^M^ntoester Division, Field • out many suggesUons Rrfresh- in toe -W h ire My Caravan Has Rested. __Dick Newcombs orchestra. 12:00— Sketch; musical parade. Court. I IScutivrJoseph Dean announced ments were ser^^^ toe supper ^ ----- i S t e the variety of contests which 12:30—Two comedy skits. hardwood floor and toe amateur 4M^W EAF. NEW YORK-660. I- 00______D X air vaudeville. Hartford—Prest. Remsen B. Ogil- has'^provided copy f " " 7.45—Washington political talk, 416.4- WGN-WLIB. CHICAGO—720. champion takes his stance in such a umns during recent J ears, the folKs of o.'00— Franklyn Baur, tenor: Vaughn by of Trinity College recommends place that toe charming Mrs. John Thompkins Corners wi]l &nd anotner de Leath. contralto: orchestra. 9:30— W EAK family part.v. to the fun provoking list when they 11:10—Hungry Five; orchestral. less classroom work for full profes ston will not be annoyed also by g.30_Gypsies string sextet. 12:00— Dream ship concerL SILVER LANE iiold a funny face contest during the 9:30—Family party with Allen Mc- sors who must do outside work to cen- nrogram to be radiated by the \VJ^ 12:1.5—Three dance orchestras. Quhae. tenor. 254.1— W JJD . C H IC A G O — 1180. increase incomes. and t3iry nf swine's 'witn eacn dub chain at 9:3U. A 1(1:00— Anglo-Bersians orchestra. 8- 3 0 - Dance orchestra, trio. record the results for posterity. 10-30—Violinist, concert orchestra. New Haven — Man tentatively ?he prize is will be revealed at the g.yy—Mooseheari hour, songs. 11:00—Bernice Cummins’ orchestra. identified as Carl D’Andrade 45, of HOCKANUM j close of toe face contortion contest. 11:05—Orchestra, m.'stery three. gravure secton of toe^ H ^ o r d operated one hour. 12-00— Ted Fiorito’s entertoinmenL 344.6—W L S , C H IC A G O —870. North Branford foimd dead of ex 393.5— W JZ . N E W Y O R K —760. NeSvs Notes 1 Courant, showing s _ ' on in one lung. The operation is . Annapolis, Md.—The best fighters ot 8:30— Hays brass band posure in coal yard. Wave lengths in meters o " ^t 6:00—Morman organist, choir. 9:00—Water witch orchestra. tivities of winter camping at Camp station title, kilocycles on toe rigih 6:30— Smith Bellew’s orchestra. Middletown—Oliver B. Hills, 34, much used of late accelerating the : among embryo admirals propose to Times are all Eastern standard. Black 9- 30______Folks; concert orchestra. Pioneer. cure of tuberculosis. It was per-1 among those boys who are the 7:00—.Amos ’ n’ Andy, comedians. 10:30—Methodist Churc choir. dies of auto injuries. On February 8, the Scouts ■will face f> pe indicates best featurea 7:15— Soprano, violin, string ensemble Mrs. Marshall Thomas a widow formed by state specialists. Miss , ggt the situation 11:00—Fun Shop: dance music. Cheshire—Thomas E. Cahill, New broadcast over station WTTC. The 7;30_Roxy and His Gang with David 447.5— WMAQ-WQJ. CHICAGO—670. who has resided on Maple street for Pendleton’s condition is reported as i ^ Hubert WUliams, once in- Lcuding East Stations. Drollet, tenor. 8:00—WABC programs (3 hrs.) Haven Democratic registrar of vot principal attraction will be selec 3.30—Trouiiadours dance orchestra. the past 40 years died at the White very favorable and toe specialists 272.6__WPG. ATUANTlC CITY 1100. 11:90— Dan and Sylvia. Aerials. ers seriously injured when car skids tions by toe Colonial Male Quartet tercoUegiate lightweight champion; 9:00— Favorite music of Coolidge. II- 45_Studio concert orche.Uid '<> eiuerliiinniem. .,■30— Heal 1-olks comic skeicii. into tree. of Hartford, a professional organiza Paul Moret, captain of the Naval 7:3(1—Sopiaiio. pianist: P'^jers with 12:00—Two dance orchptras. plete ' recovery is good. She will baritone. 10:00— Rochester Civic orchestra 288.3— W F A A , D A LL A S —1040. Hartford—Resignation of George ning, aged 85. Funeral ser-vices were tion that has made a rejiutatlon for Academy boxing team, Whitey Marcuerita Watts, soprano. remain at toe sanitarium for a few 1 0 :0 0 -Cline’.s dance orchestra. Patterson as deputy warden at state i at Whitneys Parlors, 921 Main itself. The imaginary scene vrill be Lloyd and Harold Bauer, football 10:30—Drama, “ Copper” ; music. 12:00— Belcanto days before returning to her Col 5-15—vveiiier’s saion music. 1 1 :0 0 -Slumber music hour prison reported, Street, today 2 p. m. Burial was in a campfire in a Boy Scout camp | backs, intend to join toe marines 6:00—WJX organist, choir. 299.8— w o e , D A V E N P O R T —1000. chester home. 491.5—WIP, PHILADELPHIA—610. 8:00—W EAK programs (3 hrs.) Waterbury— Edward Chequette, Hockanum cemetery. and toe program will start by a; C:3U—Dinner bunce m i«^ . 7:45—Civic opera address. 243.8—WNAC. BOSTtDN—1230. 11:00—Feature musical program. 49, loses life when car skids into The msiny friends of Everett Ar bugle call of assembly. The master j The annual meeting of the La- j '^^oss'Sn?'^ n '° Y — Any parrot own- jj:00— Wanderers male quartet. 11- 30______Hawkeve ensemble, tenor. 7;ll_\VJ5i Aiops 'n' Andy. 8:30— Casper’s dance orchestra. Ten Mile River at Milldale Junc- nold in Hockanum will be sorry to of ceremonies will then take charge \ ^ ,,-A ld sJclbty of ^ center
who will have as his theme “The Saturday in connection with the of an up-to-date Encylopedia Britaa- nica. Provision was made for a Small Boys Problem, a Man’s Sized games, there will be an indoor Job.” MISS STRONG’S LECTURE athletic meet at 2 o'clock, the win thorough revision of the bookshelves iUOTATION! and the card catalogue at as early Charles Brandon Booth is the son ners of which will take part in the of General Balllngton Booth and county contests at Storrs February a date as possible. „ „ * Mrs. Baud Balllngton Booth. TOMORROW EVENING ROCKVILLE 1. In a game on Saturday afternoon Missionary Societies To Meet On Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 There will be a large delegation the Lindbergh Pioneers defeated the i from Rockville in attendance at the Nathan Hale Pioneers. o’clock the January meeting of the “Modernity can’t even taLk Goldfield To Star Woman’s Home and Foreign Bfls- meeting. Watkins Brothers’ Interior ' Canvass In April McCarthy Addresses Club leisurely without a stimulant. The Harry Goldfield. k n o ^ as The annual financial canvass of sionary societies of the Methodist little real conversation we have is AFFORD I Decorator to Speak in Fifth “Goldie” specialty cornetist with church will be held at the home of The Quarter Million Club of the the RockvUle Visiting Nurse Asso Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance simply anachronistic.”—Rachael of Series Here. Paul Whiteman and his famous ciation wiU be held the latter part Mrs. Eli Carver at the Brigham resi Crothers. band, now at Universal Studios will dence on Brooklyn street. Methods Company of Hartford held a con of April this year instead of during vention at the Biltmore, New York star in the Carl Laemmle, Jr., super the winter as has been the custom of raising money for the causes to “If I have any troubles at all it “The home is restless until it has production, “The King of Jazz. which.these two organizations con City. found its color.” says Montrose J. for msmy years. The campaign wili Clarence J. McCarthy of 4 Flor is from being invited to too many Mr. Goldfield is the son of A. K. be conducted by the fiance commit- tribute will be discussed and com dinners.”—A1 Smith. Moses in the February, 1930, House Goldfield of West street city, mittees appointed. ence avenue, this city, representa and Garden, rmder the caption of and was formerly with the Emil tC6* A haipful program in the carry tive for that company in this terri Your Health Comes First, Luxury Last “Adventures in Color and Other Card Party tory, attended the conference and “Think of it, the tremendous Heimberger Orchestra, Hotel Bond, Mayflower Rebekah Lodge will ing out of which the January maga Take Care of Your Teeth Temperamental Things.” zines and missionary literature will addressed the club, having as his waste! Rain makes 3,000,000 miles All physicians recognize the value of good teeth. They know Hartford, hold the third and final of its series subject “The Retirement Income of road impassable and causes de “You may change the walli^ of Fondenalla Under Bonds be used will be varied and interest yon cannot have good health without them. If your natural teeth of public card parties, ’Tuesday Contract.” lays which are Incalculable.—John your kitchen every year, but at the Mario Fondenalla, 22, of Stafford night in I. O. O. F. Hall. Bridge and ing are abscessed, faulty or decayed have them taken care of at moment there is only one color you A social period will also be en Notes Brisben Walker. opce. Now read my splendid offer below. This Offer is Good Springs, who was taken into custody whist will be played. Prizes wUl be Edward J. Dunn, night watchman are after; only that particular shade Thursday night in connection with awarded for the series and for the joyed. tor This Week Only. will suit you. You may start with Convention Delegates at the United States Envelope Co. “Our countrv is being ‘commis the accident on Tolland avenue in evening. Refreshments will be serv plant on West Main street, is ill at a scheme which the painter cannot which Mrs. Bertha Gottier of Tol The Tolland County Y. M. C. A. sioned’ to death.” satisfy; he mixes his colors for you, ed. was represented at the 63jrd annual the Hartford hospital. $25 SET OF TEETH $15.00 land avenue was injured, has been Boy Improving The next meeting of the Vernon and the wall is a mass-of dabs that released under bonds by State Ernest Backofen 4 year old son state convention of the Y. M. C. A. “We don’t know a millionth of A great saving on a fine set of Natural Byte Gold Pin Teeth. are not what you desire. You may at the Hotel Taft, New Haven, on Neighborhood Club will be held at one per cent about anything.” Our work guaranteed. Take advantage of this offer. Policeman Charles Dailey. The ^ se of Mr. and Mrs. George Backofen the home of Mrs. Emma Neill on start with a gray and end with a trtll come up in the Rockville Oty of East street, EUington, who was Saturday and Sunday by Phillip M. —Thomas A. Edison. lavender. You may want a blue and Thursday, January 3,0. Court soon. taken to the Rockville City hospital Howe, Robert Gregus, Francis ------\ suddenly come upon a gray-green Green, Rev. G. S. Brookes, Mr. and The teachers of the Ellington, “Tell me the cause: I know there The charge against the yo’fPS the latter part of the past week, Tolland and Somers schools held an SET OF TEETH—RUBBER that strikes your fancy. man is reckless driving. Mrs. Gottier was reported at the hospital to be Mrs. William F. Tyler of RockvUle, is a woman in it.”—John Fletcher. “Color is the most fickle thing in Hoyt Hayden of Tollandr Gardener all day meeting at Longview school, is reported to be resting quite com resting as comfortably as can be ex Ellington, just over the Rockville LOW A S ...... the world. It changes with the fortably at the RoclwiUe City hospi- pected. The boy is suffering from Hall and Lewis B. Service of Wil- “Human beings are growing temperamental moment, it is revol lington and Roy B. Guyer of Storrs. line on Friday, imder the direction We Also Make Gold, Aluminum or HecoUte Sets of Teeth talj where she was taken foUowng oruises and cuts received as the re of Superintendent A. L. Young. healthier, larger and taller ail the utionized by a passing pubUc whim. the accident. She has several frac sult of an accident. X-ray pictures Exchanged Pulpits time.”—Joyce Partridge. —Unbreakable, Durable and Perfect Fitting Whether the predominating scheme Rev. M. E. Osborne of the Rock The Busy Cut-Ups 4 H Club will tured ribs and numerous bruises. were taken on Friday, to find out meet on Wednesday evening at 6:30 of the boy’s room is Yale blue or Manchester Boys Guests the extent of his injuries. ville Methodist church and Rev. M. “There is too much writing, too S. Stocking of Manchester exchang in G. A. R. hall. Mrs. Louise Morin ^ TEETH EXTRACTED Harvard red or Princeton orange de The Fitton. and Hook & Ladder Quinn’s Staff little thinking and almost no see ed pupits on Sunday morning. The will be in charge. Badly decayed, broken down teeth or roots pends largely upon the college he Companies of the Rockville Fire De Members of the staff of James R. ing.”—Henry Ford. goes to. Your table may be patrio latter also spoke at the meeting of The Sunday school of Union Con partment entertained the members Quinn, district deputy, Knights of gregational church will hold a rum carefully removed. tic with its flag colors, or St. of the Hose Company No. 1 of the Pythias, who assisted in installing the Men’s Corner at 9:15. Patrick may require the mints m At the evening service at 7 o’clock mage sale in the church cociai Porcelain or Manchester Fire Department at the the officers of Mineral Springs rooms on Thursday and Friday, Engine building and repairing the silver dish to be green and Lodge, Knights of Pythias at Staf a steropticon picture Ulustrating British railways $65,000,000 a FILLING TEETH Silver, low as ?L00 shamrock shaped. Colors creep in Prospect street engine house on some of the phases of the Mfe of January . 30 and 31. Mrs. Dora Saturday night. ford Springs on Friday night were: Preusse is in charge and will be year. > the homes on the wings of a thous Bowliug was the feature of the Deputy Grand Chau..j.u., Christ was put on the screen. TEETH CROWNED and celebration, on the shifting of Lutheran Brotherhood Notes pleased to receive articles for the evening and the Manchester boys Hatton of Manchester, Grand Vice- sale. Dr. King’s Dentists crown .decayed .or .broken every season.” Chancelor, M. C. Peckham of Man I Tuesday will be a real redletter teeth with porcelain or gold so that they feel like .So begins a very interesting as usual carried home the bacon, winning two games out of the three chester; Grand Prelate Charles Had day in the calendar of the Lutheran your own teeth, last for years and add to your article by Mr. Moses on the same ley and Grand Keeper of Records Brotherhood of the First Evangeli An estimated 4,000,000 tourists often relieved ippearance. Low as ...... subject of “Color” which Helen B. and Seal F. T. Rourke, both of East cal Lutheran church. After a brief crossed the border from the Strong, interior decorator at Wat ^^Y^social hour followed, at which without “ dosing’ time good fellowship reigned su- Hartford; Grand Master-at-Arms, G. business session the members will United States into Canada during kins jBrothers, will use in the flftn Magason of Manchester; Grand In occupy the three quoit courts, which 1929, and each spent about $75 BRIDGEWORK Low a s ...... Lost teeth replaced without plates. Bridge teeth of the 1929-30 series of lectures and ner Guard Raymond J. Schrumpf have been instiUed in the basement while on the Canadian side, ac recitals to be held at the local Wat ^^R™freshments were served by the made by Dr. King’s Dentists over twenty years following committee: Lieutenant and Deputy Arthur Friedrick of this of the church and engage in the first cording to statistics. Probab'y kins store. This talk, on a subject real indoor quoit contest ever staged igo are now being worn by many people In which is of utmost important to George Herzog, Captain lister city. took in a lot of movies. Hartford. If you have any missing teeth, let BarUett, George Kreh, Ernest Thomas McDonnell in Rockville. every woman of today> was post Thomas McDonnell, 78, of 8 Cher All members are asked to be Or. King’s Dentists replace them for y o u ...... poned from last Tuesday until to Schindler and Frank Mehr. ry street, was found dead in his bed present. morrow evening on account of the Public Works Men Busy Hope Chapter Whist formal opening of the new Horace The Public Works Department at his home where he lived alone. He was found by his neice. Miss Hope Chapter O. E. S. will hold a Bushnell Memorial building at Hart were busy all day Saturday sanding ford. Miss Strong is responsible Mary O’Keefe on Friday night. members whist on Tuesday night Hecolite All Pink Sets the crosswalks in the center of uie following the regular business meet THE ADVANTANGES for the beautiful and exquisite set city and the various hills on which Medical Examiner Thomas F. Rock The most beautiful unbreakable material ever invented to take tings and interior decorations of well pronounced death due to heart ing. Members are urged to attend. autos have difficulty in driving. disease and thought the man was Refreshments and a social hour will OF THiS FUNERAL the placo of rubber. .Ask the doctor to show you one of these this fine, new memorial, which The Connecticut Company service beautiful sets of teeth. represents only one of the numerous was somewhat behind schedule dur dead about twenty-four hours. follow whist. HOME jobs to her credit not on'y in this Mr. McDonnell had worked at the • Y. M. C. A.' Annual Meeting. ing the afternoon as a result of the The Tenth Annual meeting of the The Quish Home provides Plates Repaired in 3 Hodra state, but in Massachusetts and New slippery rails and the ice coated Rock Mfg. Company for forty years, eXAMIN.ATION FREE York states as well for Watkins retiring several years ago. He was Tolland County Y. M. C. A, will be a beautiful background for trolley wires. held in Stafford Springs Methodist customers. Included are both pub No accidents were reported. a member of the Ancient Order a Memorial Service. Pri Hibernians, St. Bernard’s church church, Wednesday, January 22, at lic buildings and residences. Leaving For Florida vacy for the bereaved and Miss Strong is a graduate of Wel- and Holy Name society. 6:30. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick N. Beld- Supper will be served by the adequate facilities for lesly College and has taken special ing Mr. and Mrs. Lebbeus F. BisseU The funeral was held from St. DR. C. W. KING ladies of the church following which courses at the Hartford Art School, and former Senator Parley B. Leon Bernard’s church this morning at 9 guests—at no additional o’clock, with Rev. Francis Hinchey there will be a business meeting, HARTFORD and the New York School of Fne ard will leave on Tuesday for Flori cost. 225 MAIN ST. and Applied Arts. She posses what officiating. Burial was in St. Ber election of officers, report of the 306 Main St. Cor. Charter Oak Ave. da. where they will enjoy part of year’s work and a demonstration of is most rare, an accurate sense of the time fishing. They plan to be nard’s cemetery. My^^CHESTER Dental Nurse in Attendance Hours 9 to 8 Phone 6-8100 the Pioneer Club ritual, under the Closed Wednesday .Afternoon color. gone about a month. Memorial Library Iweeting DAYo/>5 To those who have found the com Junior Basketball League At a recent meeting of the board leadership of Francis Green. bining of colors a difficult task, and of directors of the Hall Memorial - State Secretary Harry Hedley 4340 The Junior Y. M. C. A. basketball Smith will bring greetings from £7he Funeral Home those who have been baffled by league opened its season Saturday Library at Ellington, it was decided some color problem, tomorrow eve to have the library open on Thurs the state committee. morning in the Town hall, playing Following the adjournment to the ning’s lecture should prove of great two games. The Lindbergh Pioneers day evening and closed all day Fri W m .P/qiJISH interest. It will begin promptly at day, beginning last week. It was church auditorium the delegates and defeated the Boy S .outs, 31 to 1 and guests will have the privilege of ADVERTISE IN THE HERALD—IT PAYS 8:15 at Watkins Brothers’ auditor also voted to appropriate $120 now - - ' O y ^ ^ o ^ the Eagle Pioneers defeated the hearing Charles Brandon Booth, j ium, 11 Oak street, and is open to Nathan Hale Pioneers, 19 to 9. Next due from the state to the purchase the public wHhout charge. January-J Clearance Sale Fitst Class Merchandise MEN’S COAT AND MEN’S LEE SHIRTS MEN’S SILK SCARFS WOMEN’S FULL PULLOVER SWEATERS
FASHION HOSE » 7 9 c 2 0 % OFF $ 1 .1 9 pr> and $ 1 * 6 9 p r. > 20% OFF MEN’S TROUSERS, MEN’S WORK SHOES MEN'S CAPS 2 0 % OFF MEN’S WHITE BROADCLOTH SHIRTS 2 0 % OFF . $2.00 Value MEN’S B .y.D .’S Regular $2.00 $ 1*50 2 0 % OFF $ 1 . 5 0 $lel2 RUBBERS and ARCTICS MEN’S NECKWEAR
LEE OVERALLS AND MEN’S CLOVES $1.00 and $1.50 Values UNIONALLS $ 1 . 0 0 OFF 2 0 % OFF and $ 1 « 1 9 2 0 % OFF MEN'S DRESS OXFORDS MEN’S FANCY HOSE MEN’S WORK HOSE MEN’S BELTS MEN’S SOFT HATS ^Regular 50c Pair 5 pr«. tor $ 1 «0 0 2 0 % oiFF 5 prs* 0 1 *0 0 DEPOT SQUARE BROWN 41 .;.:H f*. r.; V . ^ " ‘ .'r :>;• ,\ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN..MONDAY, JANUARY 20,1980. f a g e e i g h t KOCK OFF THAT EXTRA FAT! YOUP i l a u / U oK k-ativcc , ©1Q30 Bf /a/iAilPAIOUBCQOKMM iK£A8eps/ice he. Young people who grow weary of • they are not trying to hdp '.t i ^ in g told how different they-are up their grandchildren. ^ ------today compared with those of half ‘Traetically all the young aag^- BEGIN HERE TODAY Judith placed a hand on Knight’s OLIVE ROBERTS BARTON a--century ago, might well-tuim era 1 ,knqw are bored by th^..^*?- jaditb Cameron marries Arthur arm. / ^ f© 1
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pagEB: MANCHESTER EVENING HEBALI), SOUTH MANCHESIER. CONN, MONDAY, JANUARY 20,1980. Bridgeport Central High ODDITIES IN THE HELD OF SPORT ^ REC CAN’ T RISK 55sr/zWINNING STREAK inducement It goes without saying Bridgeport; third. Treat, Manches 100.26 he managed James J. Corbett into the world’s championship. that the largest crowd of the season La Forge ... ___ 30 3026 On that fateful day at New Orleans, Brady -purposely held the ter; time, one minute 23 2-5 seconds. 99.20 should be on hand to see this star Blankenburg ___ 33 3287 chafing Corbett in his dressing room. John L. vmlted for Corbett to 40 yard breast stroke—Won by McLaughlin . ___ 35 3462 98.32 Beats Its Alumni, 49-16 attraction. There will be no High precedte him to the ring. Baker, Bridgeport; second, Wheeler, Johnson .... . • •..38 3721 97.35 Top Warriors 45 to 21; school game at home this week with Bridgeport; third, Cowles, Manches . Hoping to make Corbett enter the arena first, Sullivan stopped be the exception of today’s matinee Nickolson ...... 33 3230 97.29 i low the ring steps to talk to friends. Brady, seeing this, shouted: "The ter. Time 22 2-5 seconds. Brainard ... ___ 30 2912 97.2 i with Rockville. The old saying that “they never champion first, John!” Manager Joe Carrol has informed 220 yard free style—Won by Bris A. Coseo ...... 33 3198 98.30; Phantoms Conquer Ram tol, Bridgeport; second, Goslin, Man come back” at least fits the case of HOCKEY iS ADDED Sullivan glared balefuUy, then went through the ropes. Brady mo Director Lewis Lloyd that he will Reid ...... 34 3221 94.25 1 tioned Corbett to follow. Then when both were seated, he shouted: chester; third, Sprague, Bridgeport. 3372 . 93.211 the so-called Wapping Alutani bas use Jimmy Picken, former Dart J. O’Bright ...... 36 “ You’re licked now, John. First in, last to leave.” mouth captain, at one of the for- Time, two minutes 53 2-5 seconds...... 36 3266 90.23 j ketball team. Saturday night the blers 37 to 30. 100 yard free style—Won by B. Coseo .... This was perhaps the first time that Sullivan broke his rule to be i ward berths with Stan Richtmyer at that bowled under| TO M. H. S. SPORTS Davis, Manchester; second, Park All others old-timers attempted to stage a last in the ring. It ended disastrously for him. the other. Marchinek will jump cen 75%. « er, Bridgeport; third, Wheeler, comeback in the indoor art but took The Taffy Five continued its ter with “Wardy” Waterman and '' Bridgeport. Time one minute 8 1-5 St. John ...... 6 647 107.5 a good lesson from the younger, I Carney at (;;#ard posts. Charlie 107 Manchester High is going to string of victories to ten in the seconds. Crook ...... 27 2889 more clered and spry present edition i Petrino of Bridgeport will referee Cervini ...... 9 935 103.8 of the Wapping Y.M.C.A. quintet. enlarge its athletic activities to Rec Junior League Saturday night the game. In the preliminary tussle 100 yard back stroke—Won by the extent of having a hockey , Bristol, Bridgeport, second, Lith- Starkweather .. .15 1551 103.6 The final score was 49 to 16. when it toppled the Warriors in the Rec Girls will meet the North team, it was learned today from Long Driving Important winski, Manchester; third, Stephens, V. O’Bright ...... 27 2754 102 The old church hall in Wapping approved fashion. The score was 45 & Judd combination which hails Copeland ...... 25 2539 101.14 was crowded to the doors by specta Faculty Manager Edson M. Manchester. Time, one minute, 23 to 21. Bob Sturgeon led the way from New Britain. Shea ...... 14 1420 101.6 tors who came from near and far to Bailey. 2-5 seconds. Two games have already been v/ith eight hoops. Campbell caged Diving—Won by Wheeler, Bridge H. Magnuson ___ 10 1004 100.4 watch the champions of yesterday arranged, both with West Hart five. port: second, Downey, Bridgeport; Moriarty ...... 25 2493 99.18 Rnrttodavin action. The Alumni In Mexican Golf Clash ford. The first will be at West 'The Phantoms beat the Ramblers third Lithwinski, Manchester...... 14 1396 99.10 1 Hart ...... teclIU VVV.IA - W Hartford on Tuesday afternoon, 37 to 30 in the other game. This ROUGH VOYAGE FOR Relay—Won by Bridgeport: Bris 2670 98.24 back in 1924-25 while the present N. Tyler ...... 27 January 28 with a return game was the closest of the night and the tol, Baum, Baker and Wheeler. One Farrand ...... 20 1978 98.18 team, then but juniors, is now well to an almost certain at Center Springs on Tuesday, teams were tied at 19 all at half minute 33 seconds. j Jack Benny ...... 18 1755 97.10 on its way time. Bissell and Maloney were the Ten Thousand Dollar Prize CO. G WINS 31 TO 28; ______hieing undefeated. February 4. BOWLING LEADERS Gerick ...... 24 2337 97.11 Manager Bailey is also en shining lights for the winners. Next Brogan ...... 19 1824 98 ’ Too Many Fouls. Wednesday the Warriors meet The game was not quite as one deavoring to schedule games JOE PENTLAND STARS SCHOOL BASKETBALL G. Magnuson ___ 16 1520 95 with Meriden High and Klngs- the Ramblers and the Phantoms for First Prize and Five 2709 93.12 sided as the score would seem to play the Original Taffys. It looks like another tough night C. Sad ...... 29 Indicate. For three quarters, the wood school. While the local 1 Ambrose ...... 14 1311 93.9 lineup has not yet been selected, Taffy Five (45) for the leaders in the Herald Bowl Alumni, plainly out of condition T. for Second; Starts Today. D’Amico ...... 6 558 93 three of the players seem sure P. B. F. National Guard Quintet Tops ing League. Both the Night Hawks physically, gave the “Y” t^m fair 0-0 16' McCarthy ...... 17 1576 92.12 of to be Ted Lupien, Bill George 0 Sturgeon, rf ----- .8 Poquonock After Lively and the Majors appear to be in for Iv stiff opposition. At the end .2 1-2 Gibson ...... 6 552 92. and Wilbur Brown. 2 Oppizzi, If ...... 5 another rough voyage with their All High Schools to Be Admit t L first ten minutes ^he AIu m i .3 6-0 6 Tussje Saturday Night. Coleman ...... 20 1803 90.3 Lupien was captain of the 0 V. Boggini, c ... Agua Caliente, Mexico, Jan. 20 — portlights burning none to brightly. trailed only 9 to 6 and halftime .0 0-0 0 ted to University of Ch‘ 1075 89.7 0 Gavello, c . . . (AP)— The nation’s high ranking The Charter Oaks h^ve been sail Hanna ...... 12 sc?rewas21to 12. TJe losers football team, playing an end .5 2-2 12 go National Competition. Jas. Benny ...... 9 801 89 position. Incidentally, he Is said 1 Campbell, rg . pro’s intermingled with a smatter With Joe Pentiand, scoring star of ing over the biggest waves with, no fouled right and left makmg a t 2 A. Boggini, Ig .3 0-4 6 trouble of late apd the Majors will Langen ...... 6 524 87.2 tal of 23 personals. to be ^ e n more atvhome on the ing of prominent ama^urs, yester the Rovers of yesteryear, leading ice. have to show more than they did The Alumni was greatly weak 21 3-8 45 day swung around the new par 71 the way, Compamy G found its trip against the Cubs to Come out on top Chicago national interscholastic The remainder of the second ened by the absence of George Hills basketball tournament, to be held Warriors (31)) course of Agpie Caliente Golf Club to Poquonock Saturday night a of the heap. ’The same holds for the round schedule is as follows: who suffered an injured ankle and P. B. F. T. Night Hawks regards their match this year from April 1 to 5, has been Tuesday, Jan. 21: 3-10, 4-9. for the firs time in an effort to solve fruitful one. The guardsmen won the jso decided to stay home and mind 1 Reid, rf ----- . .0 0-0 0 with Joe Canade’s WSSt Sides. Both widened in scope so as to admit all Wednesday, JanT 22: 6-7. the kids while his wife played in 0-0 0 its intricacies and peculiarities. basketball shindig to the tune of 31 high schools, public and private, in College Sports 0 C. Lyons, rf . .0 of these matches will be at Garoba Friday, Jan. 24: 2-8. : the preliminary game. . .3 0-3 6 to 28. Joe flung in five buckets from to competition. The eligibility rules 2 Radding, If . Few kept scores preferring to Brothers’ alleys, formerly known as Tuesday, Jan. 28: 4-8, 2-d. 1 Phil Welles starred for the win- . .4 1-2 9 of the university must be met, how 2 Healey, c, rf meander over the untried fairways, i the floor. On their last .trip into the Murphy’s. Wednesday, Jan. 29; 6-10. iners with his brother, Franklin, Basketball . .1 0-0 2 ever, as in former seasons. The en 0 Reid, c ...... testing them from all angles. “sticks,” Captain Hawley’s soldier A t Joe Farr’s Charter Oak alleys, Friday, Jan. 31: 3-7. I Slaving best for the losers so far as . .0 0-0 0 try list again will be held to approxi Pitt 33, Notre Dame 13. 0 Welles, rg .. The mystery of just who will be the Centers meet the Shell (3as with The complete third round sched■ iS n f was concerned. Rose also Wesleyan 32, Amherst 25. 0 Crockett, Ig . . .1 2-2 4 able to best master the course dur boys were forced to accept a defeat. mately forty teams. ule follows: This was up in the little village of the British Americams clashing with went ^ell. By special agrwment - Conn. Aggies 37, Mass. Aggies 23. ing the four days of 72 hole medal the Construction. Over at Tommy The broadening of the competition Tuesday, Feb. 4; 3-9, 2-4. Referee Connell allowed the jUuiMi 9 3-7 21 Broad Brook. means that the tournament will be Brown 29, Clark. 22. play was left tight in the grasp of Conran’s the Herald and Pirates will Wednesday, Feb. 5: '7-10. nlavers to “take an extra step. He Grove City 57, Carnegia Tech. 46. open to academies, denominational Score at half: 19-10, Taffy. the well trapped fairways. With The summary: cut one another’s throat; The league Friday, Feb. 7: 6-8. should have included “an extra Harvard 30, Army 25. Referee, Tierney. only four par three holes it Is cer and private schools, as well sis public Tuesday, Feb. 11: 2-3, 4-6. Co. G. (31) standing at present is u follows: Colgate 33, Duquesue 20. tain that the tourney will develop P. high schools. The extension is de Wednesday, Feb. 12: 7-8. breath win. F. W. L. Cornell 23, Yale 19. Phantoms (37) luto a hard driving contest, Bycowski, r f ...... 3 0 6 Night Hawks ...... 1. ..-32 13 signed to give the winning quintet Friday, Feb. 14: 9-10. The Wapping Girls won from the Manhattan 38, C. C. N. Y. 33. P. B. F. T. Horton Smith, Joplin, Mo., has Pentiand, I f ...... 5 1 11 Majors ...... ■...... 42 14 an even clearer right to the title of Tuesday, Feb. 18: 3-4, 2-6. 0 Winstad Girls in the prell^ary bY Fofdham 28, Franklyn and Mar 2 Renn, rf ...... 0 0-0 been most frequently mentioned as D. Kerr, c ...... 2 2 6 Charter O aks ...... 38 18. national champion. Wednesday, Feb. 19: 7-9. r S S r e o f 31tol6. The Welles sis 11 shall 22. 1 MaJoney, If ...... 5 1-4 possible winner. Another young H. Kerr, c ...... 0 0 0 Centers ...... 34 22 The extension, however, will not Friday, Feb. 21; 8-10. ters, Mariam and Margaret, ac 12 Penn State 40, West Virginia 39. 0 Bissell, c ...... 6 0-2 pro, Denny Shute.of Columbus, Seamonds, r g ...... 1 0 2 British-Americans...... 32 24 bring about any weakening of eligi Tuesday, Feb. 25: 4-7, 2-10. counted for all but ionv of New York University 35, George .1 0-0 2 bility rules, according to H. O. Cris- 1 Kearns, rg ...... Ohio, with his remarkable victory Beer, r g ...... 2 0 4 West Sides ...... ; . . 30 26 Wednesday, Feb. 26; 8-9. points made by their team.l^ker town 27. O'Moriarty, Ig ... ■ ..3 6-7 12 ler, manager of the tournament. As Friday, Feb. 28; 3-6. in the Los Angeles 310,000 open as Kearns, I g ...... 1 0 2 Construction...... 20 36 featured for the losers. The Wap Syracuse 30, Pennsylvania 27. evidence of his prownesa also been P ira tes...... 20 36 in the past, all State champions Tuesday, March 4: 2-7, 4-10. ■ 15 7-13 37 St. Michael’s 31, Norwich 28. named as a possible repeater. 14 31 Herald ...... 15 41 automaticsdly will be eligible, as will Wednesday, March 5; 3-8. 80 team ’Thursday night at the Union 30, Pratt Institute. 27. Ramblers ( ) Among the veterans are Leo Shell G a s ...... 6 50 \vinners of leading sectional tourna Friday, March 7: 6-9. Northwestern Upiversity 32, New B. F. T. Poquonock (28) ments. Outstanding school fives in Methodist church RYm- P. Delegal, local pro; “Wee Bobby” ’Tuesday, March 11: 3-10, 4-9. Wapping (49^ ^ Hampshire 27. 1 Aitken, rf ...... 2 2-4 6 B. P. metropolitan districts also will be Wednesday, March 12: 6-7. Cuicksbank. Gene Sarazen and T. 3 Jolly, If, rf ------,.3 1-1 7 Havens, rf ...... 6 0 12 invited, while others with exception Friday, March 14: 2-8. — 4 Walter Hagen. 5 1 Spencer, n 2 0 2 Swimming 1 Vennart, If ...... 1 0-0 2 McCullums, 11...... 2 1 YALE VS. PRINCETON al season records likewise may en Tuesday, March 18: 2-9, 4-8. 6 1— 3 13 Dartmouth 32, Syracuse 30. 2 Hadden, c ...... ,2 0-0 4 Only those who shoot carlis of 82 c •#••••••«• 2 0 4 ter. Coach Crisler haa invited all the Wednesday, March 19: 6-10. 0 Rose, rf, If 6 0 Brandenberg; If 2 2— 3 Union 82, Rensselaer 30. 0 Falkoski, rg ... ..3 0-0 6 or better will survive the first day’s 0&8C| rj; 1 0 2 scholaatic teams in the country to Friday, Marc^ 21; 3-7. 13 1 —Welles, c 5 3— 8 Army 64, Delaware 8. 1 Carlson, Ig ----- ..2 1-1 5 round of 18 holes while the low Celinka, rg ...... 1 0 2^ WEDNESDAY EVENING submit their records for considera 0 0— 0 0 Columbia 34, Mass. Tech 28, fifty and ties will continue in the Lehard, I g ...... 1 1 3 0 Nicholson, c 4 tion. 1 2— 2 Wesleyan 48, Bowdoin 39. 8 13 4-6 ^30 play during: the final two days. Forty teams from thirty-three 0 Kelley, rg . 4 TwSnty prizes ranging from 310,000 BOXING BOUTS SET 0 Murphy, rg 2 0— 1 Princeton 40, Penn 14. Score at half; 19-19. 13 •28 New York, Jan. 20 — (AP) — states took part in the tournament 1 2— 4 4 Referee, 'Tierhey. for first place, 35,000 for second Final score.. 31-28; halftime, 17-10; in 1929, twenty-nine of the number 0 Sharp, Ig • 1 down to the 3200 mark will be 'There’s a big lull in eastern inter 0 Smith, Ig .. 0 1— 1 Water Polo referee, Perry. collegiate basketball league warfare being state titleholders. The event FOR THURSDAY NIGHT S3TacuSe 39, Dartmquth 28 awarded Thursday. was won by the Athens (Texas) this week, as the players put aside 19 11— 24 49 Columbia 18; New York A. C. their uniforms to buckle down to- team, which defeated Classen High 1 Week End Sports Alumni (16) Seconds 15. work on midyear examinations. of Oklahoma City, 25 to 21, in a Hartford will have ips first boxing B. F. T. Princeton 18, Essex Troop 10. thrilling final. Third place went to P. In the only game of the week show since the week before Christ 3 Grant, rf, ,.. 0 0— 0 0 Columbia 18; Mass. Tech 15. Yale’s bulldogs will travel to Prince ' Joes, a quintet representing a little 5 0— 0 10 Detroit—Ted Rex, Detroit, wins mas on this Thursday night. Last- 5 Welles, If Penn. 50; Princeton 4. High School Five Playing ton to meet the Tigers on Wednes town in the prairie section of Colo ■ ■ ■ 0 0— 0 0 first professional world skiiing rado. Jackson, Mich., placed fourth. week a show was scheduled, but 4 Foster, c championship. day night After that conflict there ” 0 0— 0 0 Pony Polo will be a compete halt in activities Promoter Ed Hurley was forced to 5 Sele, rg . • * • 1 0 - 0 2 New York —Joe Falcaro, New 3 Hills, rg Army 16, Ft. Ethan Allen 6. Rockville This Afternoon until Feb. 5 whan Colqmhik battles TEMPLE TEAM LOSES call off the bouts when one of the ■ • 2 0— 2 4 Yale 24 1-2, Squadron A 10 1-2. York, wins round robin bowling principals in the star bout was in 3 Stowe, Ig tournament with five victories and Dartmouth at Hanover. Itching for the feel of another, another game on tap for the week Yale would have be«i a favorite The Parochial school Alumni de jured. 8 0— 2 16 Wrestling one defeat. , Heavyweights will top the card 23 Boston—Al Marsters signs as when it’ travels to Middletown Fri over the Tigers had it not taken a feated the Temple A. C. 28 to 25 Indiana 26, Army 6. basketball victory, Manchester High 23 to 19 lacing from Cdmeli at this week with Tommy Galento of Referee, Connell. Boston University football coach. ' day night for a C / d I. L. encounter. Saturday night at St. Jama’s hall, Lehigh 19, Princeton 13. is to swing Into, action again late Ithaca Saturday night in the big Lloyd, iJraita.va.te, Mi;/Cigh and Orange, N. J., one of the headliners. La Jolla, Cal.—Three w a r tie for' Even though it has been defeated (SI) Cornell 28, Columbia 0. once this season, Manchester is still gest surprise of the season. Prince Sheridan itar’-.d Pat McCarthy of Boston was slat T. first place In La Jolla Golf tourney this afternoon against its new rival B. F. Yale 26, Brown 6. tied with Bristol, its lobe conqueror, ton at the sazpe time was dropping Temple A. C. (23) ed to meet Galenton, but Pat suf 0 8 between Dick Linares and Phil of late years, Rockville, at the Mar. Welles, rf 4 for first place according to sclkMl a 28 to 25 decision to Darthmouth at P. . . F. T. fered a sprained wrist in the gym- 0 2 Hockey Hart, pros ana Geo. Von Elm Ama Recreation Center. E. HiUs, r f ----- 1 officials who' stated today that Hanover in an exciting game. 1 Braithwaite, rf .. A 1 9 n-vium Saturday and Promoter 0 0 Union 3, St. John’s 1. teur. ■ ■ , Manchester won the first game by E. Foster ------0 St. Louis — Cardinals purchase leadership is decided on a basis of As the situation now stands Penn, 1 Turkington, If, c . .0 0 0 Hurley is obliged to seek another 0 0 0 Dartmouth 8, Princeton 4. a close score at the Sykes Memorim W. Jennings ... Greensboro, N. C., club at Kedmont games won irrespective of defeats, leads the parade with two 2 Lloyd, c. If ...... 0 10 opponent. He encpects to sign Tom fl 1 19 Army 2, Bates 0. haU in the Windy a ty a^id hopes to and no defeats; Colmnbia Is^ a 1 3 Kirby, former Olympic champion, Mir. Welles ... League as farm. ' ^ Both Manchester and Bristol have 1 Alexander, rg ... .1 1 0 2 Brown 7, Mass. Aggiss 0. repeat by a more impressive margta behind with oxfe Win in as i 0 who was signed recently to meet C. Foster, rg . Miami — Brsldne Award for eaoh won four league games. 0 Tolson, r. g ...... 0 0 0 0 0 Yale 8; Boston Hockey Club 1. this afternoon. The game wasn t starts and Dartmouth h o^ rt McIntosh, Ig ----- .1 1 3 Jack Delaney, only to have doctors I. Buckland, If . ooachii^ best football, team in 1929 scheduled to get underway until wUl Manchester has beaten Bast Hart O place with an even 1mI||||e forbid Delaney fighting. goes to Knute Rockne. __ _ ford twice, West Hartford and'Meri' 1 31 , Fencing after 4 o’clock.' 1 . 1.-- fair. Galento has a number of wins to 15 New York — Robert N.- White, will be the first two matinee i den ones while Bristol has games. Yale»‘> a ^ c e t a ii^ « s 11 3 25 (15) New York Club 12, Yale 12. his credit: last summer he won de Winsted Girls Harvard oarsman wins Progress *T>I?i?imce3 to Manchester of Coach ‘ ing Manchester, West Hartford, neil are deadlocKMrdNr ffl* Parochial School Alumni (28) F. potion with' one Vrin in T. cisively over Georgia Hoffman at B. Medal awarded by Veterans Asso P. B. F. , 1 0 . m i c k e y DOYLE LOSES l SS s Chatterton’s RopkvlUe contin- Bast Ifirtford 13 Waterbury, flooring the New York Fancher, rf ciation o f i^ev^York A. C. _ g a u m 0 McVeigh, r f ...... 6 1 , 0 2 Johannesburg. Union of South gent this week. They come back ^ p . It Is o 1 9 er twice. Since then he has beaten Watkins. If Chicago — Shires quits prize ring here on Friday to try conclusions to see,how Meriden and u Shefridan, If ...... 4 . 1 1 Africa, Jan. 20— (AP)—The Amerl 0 0 A1 Friedman, Boston heavy, and Healy, c ., at order of baseball commissioner o V S S J Trade school team, make, out when they Poultry farmhlir 0 Renn, c ...... 0 3 0 can featherweight, Mickey Doyle, raplffly In Norway Fo^ev, r g ...... 1 0 2 other good boys. ^ Baker, rg lost by a slight margin a fifteen Landis. Sua Serlng a chance for a Wt of sprung quite hwt week Pringal, Ig , 1 0 New York — Carnegie Founda if now exportihg ' 0 Mahoney, I g ...... 2 0 4 Eddie Reeds meets Romeo Dubois round bout here last night to the comparison between the two locals. ; when it if Nevy Haven in the eight-round South African, Ernie EUstlce. Doyle tion issues another report on Amer- The M. H, a. machine also has; Weaver quintet to Hartford. asBQ8l&« .J emi-final; the balance of the card leu coUtf* atbleUc situaUea. 7 13 2 28 welfbied 138, and Suitlce 133. Till be announced tomorrow. i ?=■‘4 ^ T ^ ' ' - :'.>~>''^" " ■ ' ' " W : ■ ■’ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH *AOTABY 3 0 , ) ^ p a g e t e n '^ A THEC
FIREMEN 0F.N0.3 vt******!****^^^ a n d f e e d -49.a ' MACIMINALD ASKS CARD OF THANKS TRIES TO MURDER Want Ad InCormatlos I — FOR SALE— BIRCH seasoned hard ; CARD OF THANKS BIDS FOR DOZEN ^ ENTERTAIN LADI^ Manchester wood, or hickory sawed for stove, i furnace, or fire place by the truck I FATHER OF CHILD Evening Herald We wish to thank our neighbors load good service and measure | NEW ROAD JOBS and friends for kindness shown to guaranteed. Fred Miller, Coventry. | Annual Chrisinia& Party and us at the time of the death of our CLASSIFIED Telephone Rosedale 33-3. j Waterbury, Conn., Jan.- ,'20.— Ladies Night Held on iSathr** husband and uncle. Hartford-Middletown Steven (AP.)—Miss Anna Daponte’, 19. day at Hose House. ■1- advertisements MRS. A. CHRISTENSON. i ^ R SALE—SLAB and h ^ son Bam and Norwich-Put- ihother of a two months old child Itne. MIS.-: ANNIE BEATTIE wood, sawed stove length, and un- | Count six average ?'°''^®hr’i?vtation8 who yesterday,' fired two shots, at, Members of Hose Co. No. 3. S.. M. Initials numbers and abbreviations der cover, also hickory wood for nam Highways in 22 Miles her alleged lover, ^ missing -1 both each count as a word and compound fire place. L. T. Wood. Dial 4496. F. D., held their annual Christmas words as two worda Minimum cost Is l.OS'l AND PULiND Of Paving. times, was arraigned, in City Court on a charge of assault with intent party and Ladies Night at the hose price of three lines. FOR SALE—HARD WOOD and tor transient LOST—PASS BOOK NO 4.—Notice Twelve new highway projects call house on Spruce street Saturday l.lne rates per day hard slabs, stove length $6 and $9 to kill. The case was continued to is hereby given that Savings Pass ing for the construction or recon- Feb.______8. The girl is free in bdndd of night with about 60 membeia of tiie ads. per load. A. Firpo, 116 Wells street. Effccllve Mnrch Book No. 4 of The Home Bank & atruction of-approximately 22 miles ■ *2 ,000. , , ^ , , com ply and guests in attehdahce. Dial 6 1 4 8 .______BUI Sweet, tenor and ybdeler extra 6 Consecutive ^ays ..I J cts 9 cts Trust Company has been lost, and ^ of Connecticut highway and the j girl w^as arrested by local II Cts the owner thereof has made appli- j building of* one new bridge were an- ' detectives yesterday afternoon ordinary entertain^ with songs 3 Consecutive Days ..| c|» 13 Cts HARD WOOD $6 per load. Hard cation for a new book, and persons slab wood $5.00 load. Wm. J. Me- j nounced today by Highway Commis- gnortly after the shooting episode. and Jake,Greenberg as Santa Claus ' i;yort='r.'';o;';.TVi;ui.r [""n 'f.- are warned against purchasing or Kinney. Phone Rosedale 28-‘4,. | sloner John A. Macdonald. The She confessed readily to an at entertained with songs and jokes will be rliariied at “ ib ever. negotiating said book and if found dozen projects were submitted to tempt on the' life of Michael Zelo, and acted as supernumerary trap same should be returned to said f o r s a l e — SEASONED hard j contractors for hid on Tuesday, 20, who she said, is the father of drummer. FoUoMdng the entertain > V « t ilib bank. wood. $6.50 a load, split $7.25. Fred | January 28. They comprise a large her child. The shooting took place ment- gifts were* distributed and O. Giesecke. Phone Rosedale 36-12. ^ part of Connecticut’s 1930 road near the girl’s home in the Oak old-fashioned dancing was In order, building program. ville section. She and Zelo were with A1 Behrend on tap With -his automubiles f u r s a l e 4 The major projects in this group seated in Zelo’s car, about to start orchestra. Oscar (Strong, Wapping’a HOUSEHOLD GOODS 51 | will take place upon Route No. 10 out on a ride. The , girl suddenly slopped g o o d u s e d c a r s noted' dance prompter, helped make running between Hartford and Mid drew a revolver and fired, the shot fifth day. , Cash or Terms PIECE VELOUR parlor suite $95. the occasion one long to be remem display lines not 3 I dletown on the west side of the Con going over Zelo’s head and through So “tlU forbids Madden Bros. Freed-Eismann console radio, com- j bered, by those in attendance. necticut River. Near the Hartford the windshield of the automobile. *°Tha Herald will not be responsible er Main St. Tel. 5500 plete with batteries $25. Good used | tor imre than one ‘^correct insertion end in Wethersfield will be buut After the first shot the'girl jumped phonographs $10 up. j out of the car, ran a distance of Sugar is being produced from of any advertisement ordered for 10 GOOD USED CARS about four and three quarters miles Watkins Furniture Ehcchangv about 30 feet and then turned amd wood in Germmyv ' Crawford Auto Supply Company of reinforced concrete pavement on '” °]’he'^^ufadverteni onnsslon fired again the bullet going wide reel PubUcailon of advertising wH be Center & Trotter Streets FOR SALE—THREE piece brown the Wethersfield-Rocky Hill cut-off. The pavement will he laid on an en of its mark. ' recUHed only by cancellailon “ '® . Telephone 6495 and 8063 leather living room set; also Vic- Miss Daponte told police she de charge made tor the service r^ndere^ trola. Call 6971. tirely new location. At Cromwell on Ml advertisements must 1928 DODGE SENIOR COUPE the same route, the department wiU' sired reveng-e - on- Zelo booause of B ig F ir e in ity ll copy «nd typoHraphy^w.th 1927 OAKLAND SEDAN f o r SALE— t w o REBUILT vac build slightly more than one and his refusal to marry her and give Mifu^ed by the publlsh- regulatio' •• eii Terms—Trades Considered uum cleaners, $15.00 each. Braith- one half miles of waterbound maca her child a name. Zelo was* arrest ers and they■y ^ l e r v e the right lo ed sometime ago,on a warrant se reject any **^y con* BETTS GARAGE waite, 52 Pearl street. dam pavement, a job that will re edit, revise or Hudson-Essex Dealer 129 Spruce cured by the girl’s parents, as a re quire special grading work. occur very often. •'tirSsiNG'HOUnS- “■ 'Other large projects included in sult of the birth of the child and b.'-l'SblSMd a.™, day bj,"; WANTED—TO HUY 58 the group will be the construction his case went oyer fipm City Court ceived by 12 o’clock noon. Saturdays GARAGES—SERVICE- to the Court of Common Pleas. of about five and one third miles of You need .havie ,no t e l e p h o n e y o u r STORAGE 10 JUNK I waterbound macadam on the road I will buy anything saleable at ■ Certain species of hares turn fear of them if yhii WANT ADS. T rining on the east side of the STORAGE ROOM, suitable for highest prices. Also buy automo- | Housatohic River from Derby white in the winter time. carry sufficient insur AVv^bl ‘ g%ell*rbove furniture or merchandise, available biles. Call Wra. Ostrinsky 5879—91 I through Seymour and Oxford to the at 52 Pearl street. Clinton street. | Stevenson Dam; and the laying of ance. Fm L paid at the bust- WILL PAY HIGHEST cash prices j three and three quarters mUes of TO RENT Why risk all? ; When , we f.e'is"'office on or before BUILDING- for rags, pape.-, magazines and! reinforced concrete pavement on the Norwich-Putnam road through Gris can insure your furniture, your "\^h*“ad"o"Lrw1se"he'""cHAKGE CONTRACTING 14 metals. Also buy all kinds of j One large room containing' one or two family house with a Will he collected No resoonsl- chickens. Morris H. Lessner. Dial | wold, Canterbury and Plainfield. The 1100 square feet located on sec former should prove an especial non-combustible roof at 50 bituy"^ REPAIRS and altera- 6389 or 3886. ! ond floor 100 feet from the heart will be assumed and their accura y i snecial prices on interior boon to summer colonists owning tions. Special prices on ■ ^ :z i of the shopping’district in-the cents and 48 cents per each — 6e trim, and reflooring. T. Nielson, camps on Lake Housatonic between rear of the Professional Budding $100 for 3 years^ in Hartford'? telephone 4823. ROOMS WITHOUT BOARD 50 j the Stevenson and Derby Dams. . at 82^ Main St. CLASSIFICATIONS ^ The twelve projects are as fol strong and reliablerold compan ------1 Particularly weU adapted for I'.irlhs ...... a i lows; ies. - llngagements ...... MOVING-TRUCKING- FOR RENT—ROOM centrally locat- ] City of Bridgeport: About 11,894 Club or Lodge room purposes or Act todaj% tomorrow may be' Marriages ...... u Al’ AK I MENTS— KLATS- LEGAL NOTICES any business desiring economical STORAGE 20 ed. Call 3525. feet of bituminous macadam pave too late. Deaths ...... E ment on Madison avenue; space In a central location Card of Thanks ...... p FOR RENT—FURNISHED room, lENEMENTis AT .V COURT OF PROB.YTE HELD In Memoriam ...... j PERRETT & GLENNEY INC. at Manchester, within and for the Towns of Canaan and Salisbury: steam heat, gentlenjan preferred. Apply to l.ost and Found ...... ^ Local and long distance express FOR RENT—5 ROOM flat, with all District of Manchester, on the ISth. Steel superstructures and concrete Announcemenis ...... j dav o f J an u a ry . A. ,11.- Robert J. Smith and freight service, including over 81 Foster street. improvements, garage if desired. s.ab3 on the Lime Rock bridges; G. E. KEITH, Owner Personals ^ Inquire at 146 Summit street. Present NVILLIAM S. HYDE, Esq., Tovm of Cromwell: About 2,480 night express service between Man Judjje. c-o. G. E. Keith Furniture Co. Phone 3450 1009 Main S t Automobiles for Sale ...... ^ chester and New York. Furniture Estate of Anna Carlson of .Msn- feet of trap rock waterbound maca ,1115 Main St. Automobiles for bxchange ...... ^ WAN'l ED— ROOMS— FOR RENT—5 ROOM flat, all im chesfer, in said District, lucetnpe- Auto Accessories--Tires ...... ^ moved under the supervision qt ex dam pavement on New Lane; Real Estate, Steamship Tickets provements, 137 West Middle Turn tent. .Auto Repairing—Painting ...... perts and ill specially constructed BOARD 62 Town of Cromwell: About 8,053 pike. Phone 3552. The Conservator haring exhibiteil Auto Schools ...... g trucks. Phone 3063, 8860 or 8864. her final account with said estate to feet' of grading and a waterboimd \uios—Ship by Truck ...... COUPLE, WITH boy, would hke this Court for allowance, it is macadam pavement on Route 10; \utos— For Hire ...... Garages—Service—Storage ...... GENERAL TRUCKING— Equipped three furnished or partly furnish ORDERED:— That the 25th day of Towns of Derby, Seymour and Ox ed rooms. Write Box L, in care of HOUSES FOR SALE 72 .la n n ary, A. D., 1930, jit 9 o’clock, Motorcycles— Bicycle for light and heavy jobs, tobacco, foreuon. at the Probate office, in said ford: About 28,585 feet of water- Wanted Autos—Motorcycl^es .. . W hay, lumber, heavy freight, etc. Herald. F O R S A L E -$800 DOWN buys new Manehesfer, he nnd the saii»e iw as. bound macadam pavement on the Itusiness .tnd IToresslonnl Services Prompt service, reasonable rates. signed for a hearing on the allownnee WANTED—BOARDING home for colonial home. Six rooms, tile oath, uerbyrStevenson Dam Road; Business Services 13-A Frank V. Williams. Tel. 7997. of said account with said estate, nnd Hoiiseliold Services Offered ...... 13 A Trade School boy. Apply to Bureau oak tloors, fireplace. Mortgages ar this Conrt directs the Conservator to j Tov^s of Griswold, Canterbury Building—Contracting ...... of Child Welfare, 171 Capitol Ave., ranged. Arthur A. Knofia. 875 M ain give piiMIc notice to nil peraons in and Plainfield; About J9.825 feet of Florists—Nurseries ...... terested therein to appear and l>e reinforced concrete pavement on the- Funeral Directors . . ... • • .*•••■ Hartford, Connecticut. street. Tel. 5440. Healing— Plumbing—Roofing .. 17 PROFESSIONAL heard thereon by publishing a »-opy of Nonvich-Putnam Road; Of Manch^ter ~ this order in soinc newspaper having SERVICES 22 ------^ ! n oireuintion in sqid District, on or Town of Old Say brook: About 2,- .Millinery— Dressmaking ...... APAKIMENTS-r-FLATS— [ LEGAL NOTICES 79 before January 20, 1930, and by post 850 feet of grading on the Plum Are you interested to being located to the first and only Moving—Trucking—Storage ...• PIANO TUNING ing a copy of this order-on the public business block in Manchester devoted J^entirely to offices above Paint ing— Papering ...... TENEMENTS 63 sign post.in the Town of Manchester, Bank Road; .VT .V COURT OF PROB.UTE HBLU Town of Old Sayfarook: About 2,- the CTound floor? Professional Services ...... ^3 John Cockerham at JIanchestor. within ami for the five days before .snld day of hearing Repairing ...... V4 If so, 1 invite you to inspect toy remodeled- building at Tailoring—Uyeing--Cleanlng ... 24 Tel. 4219 FOR RENT—FOUR room tenement, District of Manchester, on the ISth and return mnke to this Court. 700 feet of trap rock waterbound 6 Orchard St. liar of .lannary, .V. D., 19S0. AVILLIAM S. HY^DE; macadam on the Fenwick Point Main St. where you wiU find stogie office rooms or suites of two Toilet Goods anu Service ...... with all improvements and garage J udge. Wanted— Business S e rv ice ...... Present WlUUl.VM S. HVDB, Esq., or more as desired. -• at 5 Ridgewood streeL Rent $23 H -1 -2 0 -3 0 . Educational JmlsTO. month. Inquire 178 Parker street. K «la tc o f John Ji^hiiNon, :5ril la te of Town of Saybrook: About 2,890 Courses and Classes ...... REPAIRING Manchester’s Professional Bdildin? Dial 5623. Manchester, in said Uistriet, tleecasetl. AT A COURT OF PRORATE. HELD feet of waterboimd macadam on the Private Instruction ...... The Exeentri.v having c.xhlbllcil her Dancing CHIMNEYS CLEANED and repair at .Manchester,' within and for the Horse Hill Road; This is a 100% location in the heart of the busineM die^ct Musical—Dramatic .... 29 FOR RENT—SEVERAL tenements administration account with said District of Manchester, on the 18th Town of Seymour: About 6,896 30 ed. key fitting, safes opened, saw estate lo this Court for allowance, it and it is my purpose to make it strictly an office building. , Wanted—Instruction ... in good location, all improvements. day o f January* .A, J>». 1930. , ■ feet of reinforced concrete pavement Financial filing and grinding Work called is Present WILLIAM- S. UYDE,;Esq., There are available now six choice rooms and more will he ORDERED:— That the 23th day of Bonds—Stocks—Mortgages ...... 31 for. Harold Clemscn. 108 North Apply Edward J. Holl, 865 Main J u dge. ■ on Route No. 147, and about 800 fieet provided as called for. J aiinar} . .V. D.. IflkO, at 9 o’clo c k . \ Business Opportunities ...... Elm streeL Tel. 3648. street. Telephone 4642. Estate of Margaret Fogerty of of sheet asphalt on concrete base on forenoon, :it the I'roliate office. In Manchester, in said District, , Inconi- Money to Loan ...... said .Manchester^ he anil the same is Route No. 8; Help nnd Situations LILLEY STREET, near Center, two petenf. , Make Your Selection VACUUM CLEANER, phonographs, assigned for a hearing on the allow Tovra of Wethersfield: About 25,* Help Wanted—Female ...... 5 room flats with garage, rent The Conservator having exhibited Private g;arages 100 feet from- Mato St. directly rear-t)f Help Wanted—Male .••.•••------“S clock, gnn repairing, key fitting. ance of said adminisiration account his account with said estate to this 102 feet of reinforced concrete pave with said c.statc, and this Court, di to Help Wanted—Male or Female Braithwaite, 52 Pearl street. reasonable. Inquire 21 Elro street. Court for allownnee. It is > offices are available for tenants If desired. rects the executri.v to give inihlic no ment on Route 10 in new location; Agents Wanted ...... Phone 5661. ORDERED:— That the 25th dny of Situations Wanted—Female ------3» tice tt) all persons interested therein January.. A. D... J930, at. 9 o’clock, Town of Wolcott: About 5,021 Apply fb ’ SEWING MACHINE repairing of to appear ami he heard tiiereon hy feet of gravel surface on the Water- j Situations Wanted—Male ...... all makes, oils, needles, and sup FOR RENT— DESIRABLE 6 room publishing a copy of this order in i forenoon, at the Ti"**'!*'*®'"***‘^^* i^mployment A g e n cie s ...... i-T- s a id Manchester, be , and the snme -Is bury-Bristol Road. GEO. E.KEITHf Owner 1,1 ve Stock— Pets— Poultry— Vehicles plies. R. W. Garrard, 37 Edward tenement, at 32 Walker street, off some newspaper liaving a eircniation j iiHsigned for a licarlng. o'n Th.e^nllow- Dogs— Birds— Pets ...... street. Tel. 4301. East Center, all improvements, and in said District, on or before .Ian- ance of said necount vVith.said'estntc, garage, good location, rent reason nary ::0. I9;i», and hy posting a copy ! and this Court directs tSe Coiuferva- Live Stock— Vehicles ...... of this order on the public sio-npost in Poultry and S u pplies...... able. Inquire 30 Walker. for to give public notice to nil per Wanted — Pets— Poultry-Stock 44 the 'rovvii where the deceased last sons Interested therein to aw»enr and Economy Houses For Sale— Miscellaneous COURSES AND CLASSES 27. dwelt, live "days before said day of lie heard thereon h y pplillsllirtg a FOR RENT—6 ROOM tenement, 79 hearing and return make to this Articles for Sale ...... < opy of this order in some newspaner Wells street, all improvements in Court, Boats and Accessories...... ” BARBER TRADE taught In day having n oireuintion in said District, - AVILUl.VM S. HYDE. on or before January 20, 1930, and by For Sale • Building Materials ...... and evening classes. Low tuition cluding furnace. Inquire 81 Wells •Iiidge. Diamonds—Watches—Jewelry .. 4o rate. Vaughn Barber School, 14 street. Telephone 7617. posting n copy of this order, on . the PARKER STHEET^-Bungalow, T Klectrlcal Appliances—Radio • • public signpost in the town of Man-| rooms, beat, bath, garage. Fuel ana F e e d ...... Market street. Hartford. Chester, five dnys before sn'id, day of Garden — Farm— Dairy Products 5U FOR RENT—5 ROOM tenement, AT A COI KT OF PROU.VTE HELD hearing and return nirike to this Large lot—a bargain at $5,500. lower floor, all modern improve at .Manchester, within and ‘J'v , Household Goods ...... District of Manchester, on the ISth. i t-onri Machinery and Tools ...... ments. C. E. Lewis, 44 Cambridge W1LLIA5I S, HYDE, WAPPING CENTER — Bxmgalow, SITUATIONS WANTED— dav of January, A. D„ 1930. | : Judge. Musical Instruments ...... "j street. Telephon., 7269. Pre.sent WILLIA.M S. HYDE, Esq., | 4 rooms, heat, bath, acre of land Office and Store Equipment . . . . o4 FEMALE 38 II-1-20-30. Specials at the Stores ...... ob J udge. , f bordering on -State , Bllghway, TWO ROOM SUITE in Johnson Est::te of Jane Anderson late of $5,000. WiU take lot In trade. Wearing Apparel— Furs ...... o< .Manelio.ster, in said District, deceased Wanted—To Buy ...... Block for light housekeeping, all lloo!ns— B<*aril— Hotels— Resorts WANTED—PLAIN washings and The Administrator d. h. n. having modern improvements. Phone 3726 e.vhibited his administration aeeouni HALFWAY BETWEEN MAN Restaurants ironings to do at home. Call 6046. CHESTER AN© ' HARTFORD: Rooms Without Board ...... 69 or janitor 7635. with said estate to this Coiirt for al ...... 59-A lowance, it is Seven (7) acres of land with Boarders Wanted ...... ORDERED:— Thnt the 25th dny .of Country Board—Resorts ...... 60 FOR RENT—98 CHURCH street, barp. Ideal for Florist, Poultry ARTICLES FOR SALE 45 Jaiiiiary. A. D., in"-0, at 9 o’clock, Hotels—Restaurants ... five room flat, steam heat, medern forenoon, at the Probate office, in or Gas Station—bound to increase Wanted—Rooms— Board improvements, price very reason to value. $1,000 per acre. Real Estate For Rent FOR SALE—PORTLAND sleigh, in said Manchester, he and the same is able. Inquire 28 Scarborough Road ns.signed for :i hearing on the iillow- .^partments. Flats, Tenements fine condition. V. Heeden, 37 Hol Business Locations for Rent .. or Phone 5956. aiiee of said ndniinistration account a u t u m n STREET— Small house Houses for Ren* ...... lister street. ______, with said estate, and this Court _dl- to good location. Can be enlarged tpnpmpnt ' reefs the adinini.s.trator d. b. n. to give Suburban tor R e n t ...... FOR R E N T -^ ROOM LeneuieiiL, , notice to all persons interested at a small expense, $1,500, Summer Homes for Rent . . . . . FOR SALE—BABY carriage, like corner of Winter and Center Wanted to Rent ...... new, used only a few months, price ii:crein to appear and be heard there DURANT Real Estate For Sale streets. Call 5883. on by' pubiishinjj a copy’ o f th is order the car they are ' talking-about. .Vparimeiit Building for Sale . reasonable. Phone 3469. in some newsp.iiier- having a cireiila- Itusiness Property for Sale ... FOR RENT—4 AND 5 ROOM tene tion in saiil District, on or before See it at the Farms and l.and for Sale ----- ment and garage on Spruce street. ,J;:iie:i:-.v 20, 19.’10, and by posting a HARTFORD AUTO-SHOW Houses for Sale ...... e:>py o f Hii-s order on the public s ig n - Uncle Bill bought Junior a Boy Inquire 34 Spruce stru.t. po.st in the 'fown where the deccaseii Room. No. S, East l.ots For Sale ...... Edward Holl Resort Property for S ale ...... Scout knife for Christmas. Next i last dwelt, lii e days before said day Ask for our salesman. - of he:iriiig and return make to this Suliiirbaii for Sale ...... 73 ! year, the family wishes he would j FOR RENT—3 ROOM FLAT, ,all a s t p h e n s r e a l e s t a t e a n d i n s u r a n c e Real Estate for Exchange ... 76 ___J ______-..-ovr. ,4iT.incr rrinm . imnrovements.improvements, including hot vvatfer Court. H, ,. ?: ,. . ■ send them a piano, dining room W IL L IA M S. H Y D E Manchester Dealer, 198-C ent^ .St Wanted — Real Estate ...... heat. 170 Oak street. Inquire 164 Judge. 865 Main Street. Aiiclion— l.cgal Notices set and a couple of new doors and l.eg.al N otices ...... replace the wooden furniture Oak street or call 8241. h - i -2()-::o. l.egul Notices ...... TS By FRANK BECK GAS BUGGIES— Review
__ IO--W ITH NO MOTHER TO GUIDE f l \ HER--THE FATHER ASSUMED A DOUBLE DUTY___ HIS FAITHFUL AND UNTIRING EFFORTS REAPING A THEIR REWARD IN A BEAUTIFUL PREDICAMENT t IBOND o f LOVE THAT FORMED BETWEEN THEM. IF NELLIE MARRIES HER CRIPPLED s w e e t h e a r t ’ T U MT U M A L HER AGED FATHERS rHEN DICK W ILEY E^r^EREO HER WILL H/We TO Thc^ laj^rword. LIFE . — IT ->MAS LOVE AT RlRST SUPPORT THEM . , SIGHT____ SHORTLY AFTER, THEIR IS rr FAIR TO HIM BETROTHAL CAME THE ’TERRIBLE There are at least four mistakes to the above pict\h:«. They may per OR SHOULD SHE, tain to grammar, history, etiquette', drawing ;or i ^ t n o t See If you TRAGEDY ___ .DICK WAS O^IPPtEO - FORSAKE DICK . ’ can find them. Then look at the. scr ambled : vrofd «b elow -:^ d , in w c r ^ - FOR LIFE WITH A BROKEN,. ble it, by switching the letters around; Grttde}yourt^ 20 fbr each of NEVER -TO . the' mistakes__ .«/4/on you find, 4n.y> and'20 t-vi.a omni for tf th will e w unscTaiDble'.iL ordyou u n ^ WALK AGAIN. ■ IT'S. UF^ ^ THE > r ‘ i ■ 7-.-' ______- ■ :REAt»RS 1- s e n d . CKNEqtECTICWS IN-VOUR LETTSJS > YEAR AFTER NELLIE CHERRY .....NELLIE WILL (1) Part ol the handle on the budeet the Jeft la ndaahif. (*) 0 WiAS eORN .H E R M OTHER DIEO. ABIDE CST THE ‘Holstein, bn the bant, .Is sp d | ed Ihoorteotiy. . . ^S) The ^ THUS HANOlOilPPEP— ..AND ’WITH MAJORITY, whbels shonld be en the rear of the' iw n , nnd ^ , (4) The windwheel and m bb« should b e -' A HEART HUN6ERIN6 FOR MOTHER ■yii^amin: !■ ■ rtinniBg. . (5) Tho scTStobled wofd Is UIillM A’rUm. LO V E.J5H E B M / B O f FMCEO TH E FUTURE. ri*' ( C a r r t ^ 3tUI bT Fwal: H. Bwk. Tr. V-:'- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN.,MONDAY, JANUARY 20, 1980. By Ferry L The time has come when pedes trians will have to take steps to | protect their rights. i / There is now a filling station for , oLu every one and a half miles of main ^ V\) G American highway, and as soon as I f 0 U t this pitifully inadequate supply is | increased to meet the demand, steps i ttUA irtUAo 1-2(5 no doubt will be taken to augment | Ltl the quota of legless banquet tables j iiU P tl : rro • f^' Tcy U Crosby, Greet Britain rights reserved. for luncheon clubs. | 1.1.,0 , Features Syndicate, Inc tiJA u tC U » mUZ. ■“ Owner of College Car on Witness j Stand; “And then the truck bump- i Onca ODR BOARDING HOUBK ed the fender on my car.” | We have no sympathy for peo- ^ Good Dog I 6y Fontaine Fos By Gene Ahern Attorney: “Which fender?” , pie who use all theira on them Witness; “THE fender.” , selves. Sara: What’s become of the old t h e PiG i’f'T driver was bawling out her husband. pup CHEWED Up THAT 0AY COLORED NECKTIE MOMMER ^ ^.'BAA-'BAA HooP L E , SAY cab horses now that the taxis have He pulled up his chariot right MRS. riOOPLE. r taken their places?” GAVE DAP FOR CtHRlSTMAS. alongside a traffic cop, and the of •wc I-..VJOKE UP Joe; “Why don't you play the ficer, after listening a minute ar races and find out?” rested her for impersonating an of ■BUAMkBIS-Ib SPARS L A S < fiKSHY AU’ ^ •rHoUGri'i' I vdAS* , Every knock is a boost, but some ficer. riAYB e M o L ie ri ^^gAR m Y "Ro o l l A-T 1^^ CU.-rtf BYRP times it’s just a boost for the gar i Flivver Signs COYERS OAi Yoai? age bill. MUs K-T Ali^’1' 3>(ce SHAk'lMGt EV^PEPi’T loid ! * 1 “Vitaphord—You see as well as BEP Id o v j hear.” Me,'RA'f=fLiLi<3 ^ ALL I MEEP IS Home a deserted building near a “Don’t Laugh, Big Boy — This vdotiup -Keep Ad A -TAO STU CK garage. One’s Paid For.” UkiPER 'ftfoSE lU !a Vlc^SiC ESKIMO AWAKE “I May Be Shiftless, But My r e -fABLe CLO’TUS -TtfAT iSi ME MARKEP The old fashioned man who ALL MIg K-T latives Are Making Good.” VASS Tb"R "Bl-AAiKerTS- CkS 2 0 A P oUUPt couldn't afford to own a horse and “ Fifty Per Cent Straight Eight. ! PAAi/dlAiCa VllM SELF/ buggy now has a son who can’t af “ Pay As You Denter.” m y p e p / AdffTYER BLAUKE”r - ( AU’ I'P BE ’O 'U ^ ford not to own tv/o automobiles. “We Put The Girls On Their / AS* comfortable Feet.” There had been a minor collision “I RatOq Before I Strike. SLEEPUdGi lU between a small car and a truck, “A-Mafiy-Can.” A ‘BUT'c HER’.S clearly the former’s fault. “Well,” “Mrs. Often.” SifovU CASE he said, surveying the damage, “all “We Call I.’ler Aimee Because I can say is I’m sorry.” She’s Missing.” VjrfH FRO STEP “Oh, is that all you can say?” “Breeze on; the Cemeteries Ain t .PIPES politely inquired the truck arlver. Half Full Yet.” “Why, yes.” “Me, Too!” “Well, then listen to me!” -<2> Twenty years ago, we ran to see “How’s your wife coming along I autos, not to dodge autos. with her driving?” “ She took a turn for the w'orst I One of the things that puzzles last week.” ! some men about that son of theirs is i how he manages to leave just “Yes,” said the first man,“ motor j enough gas in the car to get it home ing is a great thing. I used to be I of nights. sluggish before the motoring craze, 1 ■ but now I’m spry and energetic.” When better automobiles are “I didn’t know you owned a car,” made most of us will still be paying replied the other. for the ones we have now. “I don’t—I dodge.” It was a White Christmas, but Fable it wasn’t until January that fa Once upon a time a backseat ther’s bank account got snowed under. <$> —DID YOU KNOW THAT— ;(0 \Y VlfANH Lew Massey of Philadelphia W e r f Ho u s e Any man will look sheepisli scored two knockouts, won 12 other bouts and lost none dur PEA Al’ TS'.: after getting fleeced ing 1929. . . . But the decision that gave him the verdict over (CPcntaine Tc- Johnny Datto recently was the most atrocious ever foisted up By Crane on the public, even in Philadel Goes Bad With Wash phia. . . . The big Florida bal- WASHINGTON TUBBS 11 lyhocV'is on. . . The boys are" f HOMJ iNTERESTiUfi*. AND VJHV, MR. "ha*, i ll tell you WHY, T vilAS beginning to say that maybe it OH HO*. SO yoo OENy klUlNGr the TUBBS, ViHY PIDNT '100 take THE because you Were afra\o somebody was more Von Porat’s fault ouxE? pRAy Tell The mr. tusss, than it was Phil Scott’s that the elevator that nujHT, as was yOOR \»jouLD see YOU*, it was be^ se JUST VittY yoo VIENT HONE By vifH OF Christmas Milk Fund Show end CUSTOM? WWY B»D YOU SNEKK ed the way it did. . . . Mul- 6 UWIS . , tkN AUEY OM THE might OF TrtE XOHSClEMCEi J / TELL you »’m doon, the Solid Man, thinks Phil MURD E R * ^ ------^ OP THE BACK STMRS? 1 Scott is a better fighter than i9 vlELL, \ eXPLAVM THAT INMOCEHT*. \TS most of the experts give him \QEHT(FP/ ' THE JURY. f R A H E W . credit for. . . * Gene Sarazen, RoxiE Tells of w^SH who won the recent Miami tour pistol; TRI\m9 THE can't ai)B nament, started in the game as a caddie. . . . For that matter RECPiLlS HOW HE SAW so did Hagen, Chick Evans, WASH throw VT in PiLLOU) /l^ Francis Ouimet and Johnny BOX CAR ON MIGHT ..••B eD - Farrell. . . • Quinn, Faber and OF MURDSR- Grimes are the only spitball pitchers left in baseball. e x ? e r t u n < s m P A . B U tU T S \N\TU WKSW'S 6UW. COULD HWIE F\R£D FROM MO OTV\eR >N6APOti, WH V\E STATES. i 1 OIMO BY WEA SOiviCC. IWC, STOWYir HAUCQi H By. Blosser fr'KKCKLES AND HIS FRIENDS He Might Ask Them "^ar- — T nmomoer i f t h e y AiOW THAT VoO-viE SEEN — AtiD To UMOV’S PLAMEii MT.yERfJOM.,yJE'LL STOP OMC/ TUI MSS OF g r e a t VWOULOMT URE T& UA'J^ \' IM THE vnocld KMONIS at 7WE GRANE of the ACHlENEMEtiT ARE MY ONkNOWN SOLOiER AT HE placed IK THIS ESSAY TO KEEP ARUNSToN.OSi OOR NJAV MUSEUM, _ W WEBS ? ? TO TUF f^ATiONiAL oscARi'. . /AOSEOM 1' A SUOCLS! 1 NJAtiTEO Tb SEE TUE CHEERY TREE TbAT SEOOsE viJASUlhiSTbM COT DOVNM llllll „'l'i ^11, ■ I REG. U. S. PAT. orr. ,01930 BY NEA SUVICZ, IffO., Placing the Blani:^ n By Small SALESMAN SAM (READ THE STORY, THEN COLOR THE PICTURE) v\6- PUT TH' KieoSH OM , /^Thanks, BuDoy’ ifitwasmt WHY “IKERe G oes TU' smiles. “This air is great,” said I tAfkRP.YtN' W S OBUOHlfefL. Said Scouty, “My, but this seems H e a e 's fv mcKeL*. o- PAGETWELVri iiattrli^Blfr Stifnin® ieraUi dent. He said she was traveling at a careful rate of speed. The Cheney McENELLY’S MISS MARJORY CHENEY STATE CHAMPS OPENJORUM car was towed to Schaller’s Garage In Basketball and Miss Cheney was taken to her Broadcasting Orchestra IN AUTOMOBILE CRASH home at 85 Hartford Road in BRISTOL ENDEES A t another car. Walker offered to set Play Here QUESTIONS ARGUMENTS tle for the damages and there will Tomorrow Night Against CHENEY HALL Escapes Injury When Car Is be no court action. Hipiiy REC FIVE Thursday Night, Jan. 23. In ColUsion at Wapping’s School Street Rec Gym IN MISS STANLEY’ S LETTER Ernest P. Williams of New York D E ^^^M E N T STORE^^^Sa^MAHa^TEI^,COHN.^ Four Comers. Mrs. Jennie Sheridan, department | 1 City spent the week-end at his home ' on Husdon street. president of Spanish War Veteran , Miss Marjory Cheney, represerita- auxiliaries, will install the officers of ^ Mathias Spiess Takes Issue; A B O U n O W N i tive from Manchester in the General the auxiliary at Thompsonville to With Local Woman cn “Vol- morrow night, Wiusted, Tuesday Assembly, narrowly escaped serious John Mather chapter, Order of ' steadism.” j DeMolay, will hold its regular naee^ and Milford, Friday evening. ; ------i injury in an automobile accident at ing this evening at seven o clock the four-corners in Wapping, Satur Safeguard The On sale tomorrow morning sharp. All officers are requested to i The Swedish Lutheran church will ^ Editor, The Herald, j day afternoon. The new Dodge be present at this time. At eight hold its annual business meeting ! In her article "Our Nation’s Pros-1 sedan in which she was the driver this evening at 7 o clock at the o'clock the Public Majority Degree perity,” which appeared in your is- j and sole occupant was turned com at 9 o’clock church, when reports for the year I pletely around by the impact. Miss \^ill be puu on, open to the , L e of’ Jan. 15, Miss Ella M. Stanley Fanuly’s Health followed by dancing. Refreshments will be submitted, and officers and Cheney escaped without a scratch committees chosen for 1930. j quoted figures taken from the wall be served. but was badly shaken up. ! Ladies’ Home Journal, The automobile which figured in The Parent-Teacher association St. Mary’s Girls Friendly society i Everyone who read this artic.e the collision with Miss Cheney’s car With Proper I knows that Miss Stanley wanted lo will give the usual fortnightly whist will hold its weekly devotional ser was driven by Frank J. 'Walker of 200 Only! and dance this evening at 8:15 at vice and business session at the i paint a beautiful picture of Vol- Wollwich, Me. His wife and large the Buckland school. The hrst parish house this evening. . steadism. In order to do this she German police dog were riding in Bathroom Fittings prizes will be $2.50 in gold. Four i could not tell the whole story but the car with him. They, too, escap other prizes will be awarded and re- , Mrs. Gardella of Bissell street has only that part of it which served ed injury. The Walkers were on freshments served. Dancing will | recently returned from a six weeks j her purpose. their way back to Maine after a Where dirt is absent, sick Marquisette Panels round out the evening’s program. j visit to Italy. I Every American taxpayer, whose trip to Meriden where they had 1 ness is greatly reduced. Clean ' mind is not twisted and warped by •visited their daughter, a Meriden ' A son, Allan Neale, was born yes- j Damage estimated at $150 w’as j fanaticism, knows that ten years of school teacher, who had just under surroundings al'ways promote t«rdav to Mr. and Mrs. William A. ; done to the autom.obile driven by , National Prohibition has cost the gone a serious operation. health. The design of mod Knofla of Henry street. The bab^ Charles W. Holman, secretary- I Federal government alone, more Between the accident and the for Smart Livingroom Windows was born at Miss Nellie Hollister s, treasurer of the Gammons-Holman I than $400,000,000 in cash to carry operation, Mrs. Walker was badly ern plumbing fixtures is such 28 Marble street. Company, w'hen Olin F. Gerich, of i on "this noble experiment.” Eveiy unnerved. It was with this fact in 140 Cooper street, driving a small there are no sharp comers, no * taxpayer also knows that the loss mind Miss Cheney refused to press ’ Woman's Benefit association are truck, lost control coming out of any charge against Walker when cracks, no crannies -where dirt the driveway of his filling station in ! of revenue amounts to 3 billion dol- reminded of the joint installation of lars. This does not include the un- the accident was investigated by and germs may accumulate. several of the reviews in this dis Buckland about 11 o’clock Satur Constable C. “V. Benjamin. The lat day morning. The truck shot across r told millions expended by states, ter inferred that the Maine motor Ease of cleaning and normal 0 9 ^ trict, to be held with Mystic Re I cities and towns in their attempt to view in Odd Fellow’s hall tomorrow the street and Holman proceeding ist was to blame for the accident. I cooperate with the Federal goveru- spotless appearance do much in evening at 8 o'clock. Service pms tow'ards Hartford, was unable to Walker was driving east on the will be distributed to the Pioneers evade the collision which resulted. : ment to enforce dn unpopular law, main road from Hartford while promoting health and happi A special purchase enables us to offer these fine marquisette panels at The truck was considerably dam j Miss Stanley said nothing about dry at this meeting. A turkey supper Miss Cheney was proceeding north ness. this very, very low price. Panels of this quality ordinarily retail at a will be served at the Hotel Shcr aged in front, although the amount j law crimes, because we were told n the Buckland road. She was in was not ascertained. Mr. Holman , ten years ago that National Prohi- dan at 6:30. | the act of crossing the street when much higher price. Choice of three attractive designs in cream and ecru said that Gerich assumed full re i bition would empty our prisons, but the Walker car crashed into the Mr. and Mrs. Walter Fox of Ben- j sponsibility for the accident and I now we find them overcrowded. It front left fender of her Dodge finished with neat fringed hems. 36 inches wide; 2 1-4 yards long. If ton street are receiving congratula- | agreed to setUe. The former was i has been found that 550,000 persons turning it sharply around to a point tions on the birth of a son. ;•able to proceed to his destination. I were arrested for violating a puri- where it faced the south. Although you need new panels for your diningroom and livingroom windows now, j tanical dry law, and that 230,000 badly shaken up, all three persons The Beethoven Glee Club w.il or will need them later, now is the time to buy them. An early selection 'iMe Ladies Catholic Benevolent , 1 citizens were put into prisons. Not a and the dog were little the worse Joseph C. Wilson association will meet tonight m -: hold its rehearsal at 7:30 o’clock to i single word did Miss Stanley say for their experience. is advised as they are sure to go quickly at this low price. stead of tomorrow evening at bi- i morrow night instead of tonight be i about the expenditures of maintain- Both automobiles were damaged Plumbing and Heating James’s library on Park street. ■cause of the annual meeting of the I ing prisons and jails after these ten quite badly. The Cheney car had Contractor. Swedish Lutheran church. j years of National Prohibition. its front left fender ripped off and Sunset Rebekah Lodge will hold j : I would ask, what if all those that wheel smashed. Miss Cheney was 28 Spruce St. Tel. 5043 its regular meeting in Odd Fellow s , Twenty-five persons were admit driving directly ahead of Everett Three Attractive Designs ted to membership in the Swedisn violate the dry Jaw were arrested? Buckland at the time of the acci South Manchester hall this evening. Who would be the wardens? On’y Lutheran church yesterday. Walter Wirtalla, well-knowm local j those are behind the bars that were Hale’s Curtains—^Main Floor, left. dancing instructor, was installed | Charles Cheney will be the speak caught. vesterday as president of the Dane- , er at the Get-Together Club’s meet , The religious institutions that are ine Teacher’s Club of Connecticut , ing at Cheney Hall at 6 o’clock to I responsible for conditions as we find at the Hotel Bond in Hartford, j morrow evening, after a suppe: - j them today, teach that the use, sale ’ About 75 persons were in attend- ] served by the Cravat Department I and the manufacture of liquor is “a I /UONI ancc. j and entertainment featured ^ by 1 heinous sin.” What sinners our fore- "Cap” Larder and his “ S. O. S. T;ir 1 fathers must have been. Imagine The usual afternoon card parties j j "The Father of his Country” — will be held this week under aus Babies.” j George Washington operating a still We Bake Every Day pices of the Recreation Center, , —he mentioned it in his will. Tuesday afternoon at the West Side ; William H. Schieldge, printer, GOOD THINGS TO EAT” WATKINS BROTHERS, Inc. and former town selectman, will be The founders of this great country c Bread, Pies, Cakes Rec. and Thursday at the School ; were “wets.” They bled and died street Rec. First and second prizes ; the speaker at the Lions Club mec;.- WHAT THE BANDITS MISS and Pastries ing in the Sheridan Hotel at 6:15 that we of today can enjoy freedom. will be given. | No true American will stand still These young crooks who go about robbing and Funeral Directors o’clock tonight. His subject will be killing think they’re hav.ng the big thrill. They Try a Loaf of our another ten years and allow the ESTABLISHED 65 YEARS Chapman Court, Order of Amar- "My Experiences With Town Activ don’t know anything about it. If they’d been prop HOME MADE BREAD anth has received an invitation j.rom , ities.” “drys” to ruin what our forefathers erly taught they’d know there’s a lot more fun in .John Mather Chapter DeMolay to j handed down to us. The handwrit fighting a good stiff job to a finish than in fighting CHAPEL AT 11 OAK ST. attend its meeting at the Masonic ing on the wall is plainly visible. society and the cops. Pinehurst’s personnel gets a Manchester Temple this evening, when the ma I Soon there will be action in our leg- wonderful kick out of doing the job right. No Public Market jority degree will be worked. Danc POLICE COURT j islative halls that will restore liber- body ever gets bored here; the days are too short Robert K. Anderson Phones: Office 5171 1 ty to the American people. After We deliver. Dial 5139 ing will follow the meeting. for the tasks. Doing the job so as to make vour Funeral Director Residence 7494 Two offenders, Michael Kuchin- j the restoration we shall see the store solid with a growing list of patrons— that’s a Mr. and Mi'-S- C. R. Burr of Main ski and Douglas Bolles were before I ruins of what were once powerful game worth playing. It’s played here every day the Manchester town court this street are pianning to leave at the j institutions. They have shown the and all day. m end of the week for an extended ; morning, each charged with intoxi 1 world that religious fanaticism and trio which will combine business ' cation. A fine of $10 and costs was i tyranny are twins. Progress will iiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiniiiiiiiiniininiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiimiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiir dead The Herald Advs. and pleasure. They will go by way , imposed in each case. Kuchinski i sweep them aside that pretend to of the Southern route to the Pacific | was unable to pay and had to go j preach religion, but whose sole aim coast, .^pending considerable time ; to jail. Bolles was arrested by Patrol I is to shackle the minds of men by in Texas, and will later sail for the i ! using the machinery of government Hawaiian Inlands. ' man Raymond Griffin at 80 Cot ,sa:: ::hh»| tage street yesterday morning. ! at the expense of every taxpayer. Buv White Oak, Coal $12,000 per Kuchinski was arrested at the Yours truly i a f f ton. G. E. Willis & Son.—Adv. Cowles hotel yesterday afternoon. MATHIAS SPIESS. T H E N E W RUBBER HEELS O’SULLIVAN An Investment and ''a s h e i v Tuesday Specials GOODYEAR In Happiness Tender Loin Lamb Chops...... 65c lb. Shank Soup B o n e s...... 20c lb. 2 5 c —and their happiness is assured Tender Shoulder B eefsteak ...... 35c lb. Attached. by the selection of quality lumber Small Link Breakfast Sausage, Special...... lb. Why Pay More? 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