■?Tj '% - V ' *■- m ti’Wfl NET PRESS ^UN rerc^ M t I t r IT. g. W ^tlwr Bare**, AVERAGE DAILV CIRCUIiATION Kew ■• , ,^ OF THE E^NING HERAIJ). for the mmith of Decemhert 1926| Oiaacly, niia attd eoldor 'jUH- 4,957 night. Friday fidr, cdMer. '
PRlCkTEEEE GRNTS Classified Advertising on page S MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, JANUARY 20, 1927. VOL. XLI., NO. 94.
SWEDISH PRINCE ADMITS Clings to Forlorn Hope HE HAS MOVIE CRUSH PLAN TO TAKE BIRTH CONTROL Boston, Jan.'20.— His Royal Highness Prince William of Sweden, self-confessed “ hard- ..... Sj. PARLEY C O K POISON OUT OF 4 ^ - A BILL OFFERED boiled egg” with women today mm§i .. ^ T H admitted that he has a movie
Idol— Greta Garbo — and he •■'y INLEUTURE hopes to see her when he visits A LC O m H ALTS $600,000 PEAB1< CXJLLAB Hollywood. STILLMAN PEACE GIFT Admimstratioii Senators In The prince, who prefers farm ing and hunting gorillas to tip Kellogg Denial is Looked on , New York, ;ian. .20.— ^The ping tea cups, said that mar Chemists Fail to Find Nasty presentation of a magnificent Final Drive Seek By Sheer Legalizes Practice Under riage to him is a sequence of pearli and sapphire love— that royal shackles do But Harmless Split— May As Gesture In Jockeying necklace to liirs. Anue U. Still Force of Argument to Win Conditions; New Bill Pro not bind him. m an-bt-ter husband, James A. However, the prince said he For Position In Arbitra Stillman, former president' of had come to America to lecture. Cut Wood Element Per the National City Bank, as a Enough Votes to Seat Re hibits Pledging Children token of their recent recpncilia- tion Problem. tion, was made known today by centage a Little L a ter.. James “ Bud” Stillman, their publican Member— Dem To Any Religion. son. "Bud” Stillman is a stu MODERN THOUGHT dent at Princeton University. Washington, Jan. 20.— Despite Washington, Jan. 20.— Settle ocrats and Insurgents The value Of the necklace was Hartford, Jan. 20.— The matter the plan of Secretary of the Treas- ment of the land-law controver.
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h a y m a k e r s t o in s t a l l town Saturday night =pt CHOSE McCAW hall. The local loft wlU .4p)'In^T BIR1| CONTROL BILL MEXICAN PEACE DEAL . ChiUivn h'h'L' stall its officers and a- sp ^ h e i^ : Pn«ii|e!att.l[ff The Haymakers, a branch of the dinner Vtill be served at At Oitf High School COMING, STILL BELIEF K e m P S local'Red Mep will witness degree Men’s club following the ^gu lsc " M H ) 1 N ^ H ^ work by Arrawana Loft of Middle- meeting. James MeCair, mresident of the Told to OurC, ofC, BALSAM Junior class at the South lianehes- (Ooiitlnaed from page 1.) (Contlnned rrom page I.) ^foi' Coughs/ ter High school was elected chair ■was heceBST,ry in connection with man of the general oommittee on Thomaston Savings Bank may bor arrangements for the annual Junior or more of cases o f 'American oil the export huHlness. row funds of the corporation. producers which are now before tlik District Managier Interests Detailed explanation ■was made Prom yesterday.# field, the elocutionist who was to Providing for appointment qf courts sh^ll ’ be settled before any as to how cables are laid in the Robert Carter was named chair chief deputies by sheriffs of each have entertained was unable to be ritlALTO I man ef the music committee, Hath-* attempt at arbitration is made. The ocean also the repairs, and pictures county and appropriating the fol lilanchester Business and were displayed •of the cable operat present owing to illness. Miss Bea ryn Foley, chairman of the invita arbitration It. Is stited must follow trice .Johnson of Johnson, terrace, a lowing salaries therefor: New Hav the decisions of the Mexican courts. ing machines, also of the laying of tion coqamittee, Ludwig Hanson, en, Hartford and Fairfield coun promising young reader and a 2 BIG FEATURES TODAY AND TOMORROW chairman of the refreshment com President Calles has not commit the new 19 21 Permalloy cable, to ties, $1,000 each; New London, Professional Men at Meet gether with a piece of 1866 cable prominent member of the Town mittee and Miriam Watkins, chair ted himself to the acceptance of players, gave several selections Middlesex and Windham $75*) arbitration, hut it Is emphasized picked up by cable ship Colonia. With Gaston Glass man of the decoration committee. each; Litchfield and Tolland, $500 which were very well: received. “Broken Homes” Others will be named later to fill that if he does the arbitration must ing Last Evening. One .Han Vandoville and Alice Lake each. The evening was closed with a Interesting Debate out the various committees. be confined to specific cases and One o f the pleasurable numbers a Poignant Story of the Havoc Wrought by Small Tdwn Prohibiting the tax commission half hour’s entertainment by A1 not to a general consideration of on • the .program was the debate—• Gossipers. So Beautifully Told You'll Never Forget It. er from making public records con Noda, one of tne moot versatile en cerning sources o# income, profits, the Mexican constitution. At a well attended meeting of "Resolved that mothers should Adapted from a Trpe Story Magazine Tale. Mexico Insists that it is her sov tertainers ihat had ever been seen losses and expenditures submitted the Chamber of^Commerce In Tink in Manchester. Mr. Noda’a reper-? more often accompaay their ereign right to enact whatever laws daughters to social functions,’’ with. to him on income tax returns. er hall last evening, the members toire included singing, . dancingj STARRING Authorizing the Rockville-Willl- she pleases to enact and that her Mrs., L... S. Burr and Miss j^Alice PILES constitution can not he submitted playing the saxophone, xylophone, “ Ridin^ Straight” mantic Lighting company to Issue listened to reports of the general Harrison- on the affirmative side BOB R EEVES to arbitration. ^ steel guitar, musical saw and bal Go Quick With'Harmless Internal first and refunding mortgage bonds committee In charge of the Febru and Mrs, George Keith and Miss El An Epic of the Modem West T
Your Income Tax A series of articles based on the Revenue I It. r* - . Act of 1926 and the latest regulations V .! relating to the income tax. One article •-r'V V’> will be published each day until every angle of the question is explained.
The revenue act of 1926 provides which he was single, and one-half that If the status of a taxpayer of five-twelfths of $3,500 or $729.17, for the period during changes during the year his per- which he was married. The wife Is aonal exemption shall be deter entitled to similar exemptions. In mined by apportionment in accord case separate returns are filed, the - , . ■• - V'S. ■ ance with the number of months joint exemption of $1,458.33 for the taxpayer was single, married or the period during which; they were the head of a family. The act of married may be taken either “by - • - husband or wife, or .divided be 1924 contained a similar provision. . V IS. 5 . f, , , ^ - . . For example, a couple married tween them . on July 31, 1926, and living to A person who, on July 31, ceas gether on December 31, 1926, may ed being the head of a family— -.Hi file a joint return and claim an the support In one household of i ' exemption of $3,208.33. That is, a relative or relatives being dis seven-twelfths of $1,500 for the continued— is entitled to an ex^ husband while single, or $875, emption of $2,666.67, which is sev plus seven-twelfths' of $1,500 for en-twelfths of $3,500, plus five- the wife while single, plus five- twelfths of $1,500. twelfth of $3500 or $1,458.33 for the period during which they were . With regard to the $400 credit fuarried. If separate returns are for each dependent, the tapayer'? made husband and wife may each status as of the last day of the claim a personal exemption of taxable year determines this cred $1,604.17. The husband is en it. If, during the year, his sup titled to seven-twelfths of $1,500, port of such dependent ceased, he or $875, for the period during is not entitled to this credit. COSTS $1.18 A DAY WTIC TO KEEP A CHILD Travelers In.snrance Co., Hartford. Conn. 7HY disGOunts at all?** «6V. State Children’s Aid Society asks a manufacturer . .: Gives Out Interesting Sta THE tistics at Annual Meeting. Program for Thursday “Why not sell good furniture at a 6:00 p.“m.— Dinner Concert,Heub- One dollar and eighteen cents lein Trio— was reported as the cost per day .'^f a. Sevillana, Entr!acte “ Don Ce the lowest possible prices in the And even after the discount is ? each child under the care of the sar de Bazan” ...... Massenet Connecticiit Children’s Aid Society b. Musical Gems of Tschaikow- sky ...... Langey first place?** He; is quite right. ducted does the reduced - -JT price ab- j at that organization’s annual meet CaesarrMisch Store ■ '-A ■ ;■ ing yesterday afternoon in Center c. By the Waters of Minnetonka Church House, Hartford. Other Lieurance 240 Asylum St. H artford represent t h e^ low^st^ipo^iSp/^ interesting statistics showed that d. By the Brook .... Boisdeffre The manufacturer of' furniture 74,350 days’ care had been given €. Excerpts from “ Cho Chin level? Not always, becwseuc^n ^ in the year during whick 1,093 Chow” does not offer discounts to the re children in all were served. 6:25— News a reduced price can be top Jliigli;;; These items were brought out in 6:30^Cllftonian Concert from the tailer. The retailer knows well the report of Ralph S. Barrow, the Club Palais Royal executive secretary of the society. 7:00— Mid-week Religious Sing These large stores areV s^ ih ^ ' Mr. Borrow also said, “ Every year 7:30— Staff Artists— Joint Recital that a discount means nothing. :: with Mabel Finely Armstrong, is a legislative year In the General “Why sell at. a high price pile Assembly of Constructive Educa Contralto and Burton Corn wall, Baritone the thing that interests him most tion. There are great movements, Duet— month and a discburit pricp local, state-wide and national for N octurne...... Chamlnade is the quality and the final price. the betterment of children in which Mrs. Armstrong and Mr. Corn next m(>fith ... We^ell at the 16^;, we have a hand— the work of the wall '• Hartford Juvenile Commission, the Baritone— The person buying furniture from Regional and State Conference of a. Love is a Sickness est possible prices all the timp.’* . ..; v Social Work, the State’s Commis Horatio Parker the retailer is interested in the sion on Institutions and Agencies, b. tJome, Oh Come My Heart’s the Betterment of Country Life, the Delight ..... Horatio Parker same thing. It is how much qual- State Society for Crippled Children, c. Once I Loved a Maiden Fair —and Garber Brothers oper^^|^ the local progi'am of Norwich and Horatio Parker the Child Welfare League of Amer Mr. Cornwall ity you get for w h lf you pay that ica. What might not we accom Duet— their store in the same mahn#;v' plish, if, with cne accord and in a. Gray Days ...... Joel Johnson really counts. “ ! masterful fashion, we should set b. My Boat O’er the Tide is We do not believe in felling .at ^ ourselves to the full task of the Speeding . . ^ .Gruber Hoffman Conservation of Connecticut Child Mrs. Armstrong and Mr. Corn hood.’’ wall Many o f ^ the : large stores high price to Mrs. Smitl); Contralto— a. Tributer ...... Howard Fisher .throughout tile country no longer December and then sell to ; LEAGUE TO SUPPORT b. Bonnie Wee Thing Liza Lehman Jones at a discount price'in Jafi%^ > Mrs. Armstrong l( have “sales.** Why confuse the SHORTER HOURS BILL Duet— Night Hymn at Sea W e are strong for Winter Sports, public with dlsci^qts when. it is ary. We believe in sellipg at^dj^'f:' A. Goring Thomas Women Voters Organization to Mrs. Armstrong and Mr. Corn and are supporting the Skating good furniture at the lowest price lowest possible prices to alh afl: Back Measures Now in Leg wall 8:00— Outlet Owlets the time. ’ . ’ .' i ,"• islature. . 8:30— Capitol Theater Orchestra Carnival by a drastic Cut in Prices they• reallyof wanti 9:00— The Connecticut River The Connecticut League of Wom Banking Hour with The Sas- en Voters will support ' two bills cha Jacobsen String Quartette on Skates, Hockeys and Sleds. Naturally ^i®sc&nt is offered which the State Federation of La The Quartette— ::.and Garber Brothers* l^w: bor is to present to the Legislature. Quartette American) .Dvorak from a. higheri^price :. but why The first Is the bill for 48 hours a Allegro ma non troppo Friday and Saturday Only prices are based on importii^ week for women in Industry which Lento Is the same one supported at the Molto Vivace should there^e a J|igher price; last session. The second provides a Finals (Vivace ma non trop- economies which are of vital 55 hour rather than a 58 hour week C U O F m C A T F S Regular Fi-iday and po) O r l U E - 1 EjO Saturday Only for women in mercantile establish Cello Solos— terest to eveiy^’ person contemn ments and is presented for the first a. Apres une r e v e ...... Faure Spalding Blue Streak time. b . Spanish Serenade . . . .Popper plating buying new furnitiir^ “ The League supports such laws c. Village Dance ...... Popper (T u b u la r )...... $11.00 Outfits $7.75 regulating the hours of work of d. Elfentanz ...... Popp«r women and children because the Marie Roemaet Rosanorr Union Tubular ______$9.00 Outfits $6.75 Economies brought about health of women is particularly vi Violin Sojos— tal to the well being of the whole a. Spanish Dance Union Regular ...... $6.50 Outfits $4.50 rental.. .low pverHe^ ^,exj^^ community,” states Miss Anne So Granados-Krelsler phia Gruman, chairman of the b . Indian Lament League’s committee of Women in Dvorak-Kreisler K E Y SK A TE S .. .manufacturing ■ ■ Industry. c. Sicilienne and Rigaudon “ It is true that the most efficient Francoeur-Kreisler U nion ...... $1.25 $1.00 LACK of show wjddpM- and progressive employers already Louis Kaufman schedule such hours as these laws The Quartette— < Union ...... $1.50 $1.25 would require: but there are still a a. To a Wild Rose . .MacDowell tentious surroundings; ; and 4, uife. considerable number who do not, b . Molly on the Shore .. Grainger U nion ______..... $3.00 $2.25 and it Is to bring these up to the c. Drink tp me only with thirie U nion ...... ,$4.00 $3.25 necessary iriils;. / , standard of the others that the laws E y e s ...... (Old English) are designed. These bills will be 10:00— Weather supported, then, to assure to indus trial and mercantile women a little more protection from the poisons No Charge for Straps with Club Skates And Dear reader, vQi^ edmpiSiftfs',, . of accumulated fatigue, to give Bunions them a little leisure for the cultiva Quick ralitf from pain. Hockeys ...... 75' ' .50 “sale” prices with tion of their personal and civic in Pravont shoe prtssnra. terests: and to thereby provide for At on Jtuc aaJriwcitorei H ockeys ...... $1.00 .75 the next generation more healthy H ockeys : ...... $2.00 $1.25 ers’ EVERYDAY .praceij; '■ and more cultured mothers.” JX C SckM s Put one on—the pain is soac will find that the savings Feed Lay-or-Bust or Fuli-O-Pep Mash now for more eggs. Manches SLEDS, All Genuine Flexible Flyers ter Green store. Phone 74. hoped to. make at sales No. 1 $3.75 $2.75 available- to you EVERY Mothers, Do This— No. 2 ...... $4.75 $3.50 AVOID UGLY PIMPLES When the children cough, rub Mus^ the year at Garber Brothers.' terole on their throats and chests. N o No. 3 ...... t $6.00 $4.^) telUng how soon the symptoms may de> A pimply face will not embarrass you ' velop in to croup, o r w orse. A nd then’s No. 4 ...... $6.50 • $4.75 . . » ,vwv .i'1,, S . . . much longer if you get a package of when you’re you have a jar of Dr. Edwards’ Ohve Tablets. The skin Musterole at Hand-to give prompt reUef. No. 5 ...... $8.75 $6.50 diould begin to clear after you have As first aid, Musterole is exoeUent. taken thb tablets a few nights. Keei) a jar re^ y for instant use. Jr. R acer ...... $5.25 $3.85 Qeanse the blood, bowels and uver It is the remtey for adults, too. Re<> Racer ___ ...... $6.50 $4.75 with Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets, liev^ sore throat, teonchitis, tonsilUt^ successfulsubstituteforcalonid; thoie s , croup, stiff neck, asthma, neuralgia^ Let’s co-operate with the Carnival Committee and no sidmess or pain after taking them. headadie, congestion, pleurisy, rheu D t. Edwards’ Olive Tablets do that matism, lumba^, pains and aches of make this a real event. “ whidi calomel does, and just as effec back oc joints, sp i^ s,' sore muscles, tively, but their action is ^ tie and chilblains, frosted feet and colds of the safe mstead of sevetb and irritating. cb ^ t (it may prevent pneumonia). No one who takes Olive Tablets Is ever cursed vdth a "dark brown taste,’’ To M othont Musterole is also W l W R E w m a ted breath, a dull, listless, “ no good’ made in milder form for feeling, constipation, torpid liver, ted babies and small children. disixidtimi or pipnply face. Ask for Children’s Musterole. Manchester Plumbing & Supply to . S k tb U o OUve Tablets are a purely vegetable Jars dbTubea compound mixed with olive oil; know It It’s Redware We Have It. them te their olive color. Dr. Edwards sp^ t years among pa tients afflicted with uver and bowel complaints and OUve Tablets are the (hie Short Block From Main Street immenselyeffective result. Take ni^ditly for a wecK. See how much better you Hartford / feel and look. 15c, 30c, 60c. Bottor than amuUardfkuiot Advertise in The Herald— It Pays “ jt PAGE FOUR IKIANGIu SSTEK EVENIJNG HEKALr), THURSDAY, JAN. 20, 1927*
<&-w Ettenitig R^ralb Revival Week PUBLISHED BT THE-teRALD PRINTING CO. Founded by Elwood S. Ela Oot. 1, 1881 ^ How Parsons, Kas., Awakened Pride and -Hvery Evening: Except Sundays r.nd Holidays. E ntered a t the Post Office a t Man Loyalty Over All of Southeast chester as Second Class Mall Matter. SUBSCRIPTION RATES: By Mall * six. dollars a year, sixty cents a Kansas. - month for shorter periods. By carrier, eighteen certs r. week. Single copies, three cents. SPECIAL ADVERTISING REPRE This is one of a series of 20 articles on what modem Ameri SENTATIVE. Harullton-De Llsser. can cities are doing to meet problems of growth and progress. Inc., 285 Madison Avenue, New York and 612 North Michigan Avenue, Tomorrow: Two kinds of Population. Chicago. The Manchester Evening Herald Is * * a .on sale In New York City at Schultz's News Stand. Sixth Avenue and 42nd. BY DON E. MOWRY Street and 42nd. Street entrance of S^retary American Community Advertising Campaign^ Grand Central Station. A Whole Year to on the Watkins Plan of "International Nows Service has the exclusive rlgjtts to use for republlca- A “Civic revival week” is the latest stunt to be tlon In any form all nows dispatches adopted by forward looking cities. Parsons, Kas., did credited to or not otherwise credit ed In this paper. It Is also exclusively it in a way that many other cities might well notice. entitled to use for republlcatlon all the local or undated news published Parsons was 55 years old recently, and, to celebrate herein." it, staged one of the greatest civic weeks ever held any e r e Rre the new low prices we'bave been telling THURSDAY, JAN. 20, 1927. where. They built up a birthday program that took in all of southeast Kansas. you a^ u t—the easy Watkins terms— the best Hrange we know of!. Crawfords have been made since OUTSIDERS COME IX. / Neighbors Co-operate. 1855 by one oi^New England’s largest and most.up-to- Disclosure that interests headed On Wednesday was held a Southeast Kansas Fann date range f^tories—72 years of faithfully serving the hy a member of the famous trans Congress; on Thursday, a Southeast Kansas Business public. In those 72 years Crawford has incorporated portation family of Vanderbilts a^e Congress. . Cities and t o ^ s in the neighborhood co-op ini their ranges all the best' improvements discovered, getting, k toehold' in Connecticut erated wholeheartedly. Fort Scott, Pittsburg, Galena, ( / n r - ~ motorbus services is more interest Coffeyville, Independence, Chanute, lola and other local QAwroM>l many of them exclusive Crawford features found in no other stoves. ing than frightening. Without hav ities were represented and took ah active part in orgfin- * ing the remotest Idea as to the izing Southeast Kansas, Inc. These famous ranges are, we believe, more up-to*- • strength of these Interests or any date in designs, more carefully assembled and have thing more than a guess at the A “Queen of the Kingdom of Southeast Kansas” was selected by a comifiittee of newspapermen, and was smoother castings and cost less than any other Quality line of policy that they will pursue, .range! ILthey turn out to be as big as they given her crown by the governor. sound, we should say. that it will ^ Fairy Crawford Make your selection tomorrow—and pay for your Century Crawford be no bad thing for tlie people of Fosters Loyalty. Crawford out of your income—a little each week or The latest addition to the popu this state to have very general con The small range with the big month. » lar Crawford line, showing the trol of highway passenger traffic All of southeast Kansas, as a result, of this civic cooking capacity!^ Although only smooth, graceful castlnff ot tho fall into hands other than those of week, has had a new wave of loyalty and determination 46>/^ inches long over all it has a newest design, 49 Inches longi In to progress. A campaign to advertise southeast Kan dull black with double mantel as the Connecticut Company. full regulation size Crawford oven Victory Combination Crawford sketched The name'Of Vanderbilt has al sas to the rest of the country has been started. * ' -^20x20 inches! Ideal for the small home or . small family. In ways made a close chord with tJhat Without such “revival” weeks, cities often fall into dull black finish oi the New York Central Railroad, habits which fail to impress either their own citizens or . The only • range! we ^and it has never .figured in Connec outsiders with the advantages at hand. know, of that has three ticut econon^cs. The name Connec full ovens and a broiler In pearl, gray porcelain enamel ticut Company for.many years has The Chamber of Commerce of the United States, at as sketched. in addition. Most com ...chimed with that of the New York, Washington, can supply committees with past experi 481.50 bination ranges have only" New Haven and Hartford railroad. ences of other cities along this line. two ovens and a broileif; And the general opinion has been A YEAR TO PAY that the trolley service in this state Here is the* perfect com- would liave been infinitely better ' binatlon of coal a&d -gas A y k arto pAy ^ If there had been less complete al Edgar Jadwin, chief of engi the Cliaplin movie films on the bare —two perfect Crawfords Jiarmony between what ought to neers, which, unlike a great many allegations of a young woman pt In one range. In two have been, in the nature of things, speeches, contained a most worth questionable antecedents that bo Village ‘ Crawford sizes—- 43 Inches as while idea. has been a bad husband and an im sketched aqd a-new com rival factors. There has been not a A popular size range—not too State Crawford In the course of the address moral person is carrying this busi pact models only 37 Inch little apprehension that motorbus large yet big enough for the aver Another new' design of grace transport^ion in this state was also General Jadwin pointed out that ness perhaps a little further than age family. It is 50 inches long es long. and slmpBclty. Both black and doomed, in advance, to suffer from the United States has spent on our It has ever been carried before. over all and comes as sketched gray models of this range have the with single mantel in dull black control as little anxious as possi oceanic and gulf harbors, from It Is encouraging .that thfere. is mantel shown with white porce- finish 37 inch range in dull black ble to make of it a successful com time to time, a total of $465,000,- a definite reaction to it—that In lain^plasher. 46 inches long, In. finish. dull black petitor with steam and electric traf 000; upon our Lake harbors and several cities the condemnation of fic. channels about $160,000,000. Noth Chaplin, pictures has elicited A YEAR TO PAY • e e e e e • • I *166 If the arrival of the ydung Mr. ing new or startling about these promptly a counter demand for the dry-as-dust figures, to be sure. But showing of them all, old and new, *9 5 .5 0 for the 37 inch model in gray Vanderbilt on the scene means that In pearl gray porcelain enamel, *127 public automobile transportation is how about these? so that those who believe in fair -with double mantel, not shown porcelain enamel. In p)earl gray^ porcelain enamel to be developed on its own, with The $465,000,000 spent alto play may give substantial testi A YEAR TO PAY. out any especial sympathy with the gether on the ocean and gulf ports mony to their belief by flocking to * 2 2 4 sufferings of older and more or less saves the people of -the United the the&tres and laugbing again at archaic services, there is little like States, every year, $450,000,000 in the funny man—or weeping with *146 *178 freight costs. him as the case may be. lihood that the heart of this com A YEAR TO PAY A YEAR TO PAY monwealth will be deeply wrung The $160,000,000 spent on the This is not an Arbuckle case. In Discontinued Ranges thereby. * improvement of Lake navigation i that sordid tragedy there was evi- There was once a Vanderbilt who saves the people of the United , deuce of debasement and there was said “The Public be damned!” but States every year $160,000,000 in a killing. Chaplin, so far as any Reduced he didn’t at all mean it in the un freight costs. body really knows or has apy valid compromising sense with which lie There is the germ o t thq brand reason to believe, is a decent fel We are clearing our |itock of thes^ discontinued floor, sam ples. Any of these ranges can be purchased on the Watkins has been accredited. The Connecti new idea of General Jadwin. The low and a gentleman. If his flapper developed idea is that our nation wife can prove what she alleges, Plan of Easy Payments—A YEAR TO PAY—at the sale prices!. cut Company has never expressed Medium size Coal Range conf^ete with gas end with oven this same sentiment in words. But al bookkeeping is absolutely all that may be another matter. But wrong when it fails to show hov/ nothing whatever has been proved, and broiler. Regular $112.50 complete . . . . .BAI^ 889.75 words are often superfluous—^as, la Popular size Coal Range in dull black finish with 20; inch , this particular relation, we o! the money comes back from such no evidence has been taken i there oven. Regular $94.50 ...... SALE 878.65 Manchester too well know. expenditures. The government re is nothing in the world against the The same range as above in a trifle larger size, In dull black ports give us nothing but the out actor but the unsupported word of finish, 49 inches long. Regu^r $110.00 ...... SALB 887^75 go of the people’s tax money. They a precocious young girl who, at Popular size Coal Range in pearl gray porcelain enamel. No BAD TASTE. tell nothing about the tremendous best, is giving every evidence of polishing necessary. Regular $179.00 ...... SALE $148 Frank R. Kent, born with the interest that these investments in being a gold digger of great energy. And over a dozen other ranges—for coal, gas; oil and com treasonable words of “Maryland.' bination coal and gas. water-borne commerce facilities It seems to u,s that it takes a \ . My Maryland” ringing in his ears pay to the very people who pro singularly nasty mind to accept and saturated with Southernism of vide the money with which they are face value the charges against the most blatant sort, has evident made. Chaplin at the present stage of . the ly come into conflict at some time This is a department of civics proceedings. WATKINS BROTHERS, or other with the poised, intellect which is never taught in the ual personality of Senator Hiram schools. It isn’t so faisas we know, MEXICO ET ALS. FLORIDA BRANCH— THE WATKINS-LIMBACHER CO. — ST. PETERSBURG. Bingham. That the Baltimorean taught anywhere. The position of the State Depart harbors a vicious grouch against As a consequence there are a ment with relation to Mexican arbi the Connecticut Senator 1s perfect great many people In Connecticut tration seems to be a risky matter ly well showm by the lengths to who pull very long faces when they on which to hazard opinion. For which he goes in abusing Mr. see the reports of state money spent some reason Mr. Kellogg and tha FUNERAL DIRECTORS Bingham In a front page column for roads, for they haven’t the re of his Baltimore Sun. newspaper correspondents seem motest idea that these roads are unable to arrive at a common un The Kent article, which we see paying enormous Interest on their derstanding of termsi The ground no reason for quoting, could not grand 'Siifplus "Of $212,353 for the as Von might, thinlc or as- much s AND DID SHE GIVE IT r cost in the Immeasurable Increase shifts too frequently for the ordi from tbq wilds, it would not be at well be denied its place of promi month should have Justified the their present managers actually in the business of the Common nary citizen to get the picture fair all surprising anytime to bear of a nence in the Baltimore Sun, for Mr. American people, if they- acted like thought they,, would. “My wife explored ■ my pocketti wealth that they make possible. ly in .his eye before there is a day-time Standard Oil president 'w iN m any private owner under similar Kent runs that newspaper, as much These vessels .terminated four lost night.” V General Jadwin very seriously kaleidoscopic flop in the ne'vi^. figuring as the midnight pilot of a circumstances, in calling out the for his own exploitation as any voyages In New York daring Octo advocates the adoption of a system One thing seems to be Indicated cab around the Soaring Forties. band, and doing somersaults down “What did she get?” ; thing else, and there could be no i r a E i ber and (.bowed a net loss of $2647. of government bookkeeping where in the Latin-American situation, And as for ‘foreign princes, if they Main'street! ' y ^ But the budget had eftlmated, on “About the same » ^ ^ y other ex-J exercise of cooler newspaper judg- only knew how much easier it is to the basis of an average of 4 1-2 by government Investments in com however. Since both Mr. Coolldge Latest available figures show that plorer—euOugh materfU for a lac^ < ment in, restraint of it, though for mercial facilities shall be credited and Mr. Kellogg are agreed' In com get a fortune that way than to mar BY RODNEY BUTCHER . voyages a. month, that the less ture.”—Judge. ; gratuitous abtfse it goes far beyond the president Harding continues to would be $30,334. with the provable earnings proper mitment to the policy of withdraw ry one and then have to sue for It, be. the line’s; big moneyrmaker. with the limits which respectable news ly creditable to them. ing our forces from Nicaragua as jrou couldn’t keep them out with an October profit of $53i,0l2. The The Winchester proposition, which the 'Senate h&s held up, pro papers establish in adverse person And we are not at all sure that soon as peace is restored, the obvi ail tile immigration laws in the Washington, Jan. 20.—The five Republic, netted $17,609. the al criticism. passenger vessels of the United George ’jiV'ashhigton $14,008 and vides that the company tnust oper his point is not extremely well tak ous strategy on the p^rt of the Sa- world. SClATIC-NEORrnS Just how the Hartford Times, States Lines, which would now be tbe President Roosevelt, returning ate these vessels- In trans-atlantic en. casa party In that country Is lo call trade for ten years, after which it however, reconciles its sense of de in private hands had not the Senate- to New • York’ twice: during the If the people of Connecticut were off the present revolution forth held up their transfer, made an month, showed $7684 profit.fpr the may use themu for coaat-wise ship- The sciatic nerve, sUuatod at tb(! cency with the reprinting of the . ping. The concern saya they would back of the hip joint is friqaehtil- assured, as they probably could with, give t'he United States oppor average profit of $277,149 a mohfh' first voyage' ‘and $32,212 for tbb- tbe subject of Nehritia. giving risr Baltimore man’s spiteful outpour honestly be, that all the money that between the first of May and. the second,...... ; be worth $500,000 if it could tunity of getting out of the mud operate along the coast as soon as to the painful disease Sciatica. Th«' ings, we confess our Inability to ■the tax payers spend on state roads first of Nji^vember. The Shipping It would seem amply proved that dle gracefully and then, starting Board prop'osed to lease the lot for the financial-situation of the gov it obtained them. symptoms are Intense palps whlck see. Senator Bingham, though of comes right back into their own all over again, put Senor Diaz out sho.ot down the thigh to / the tOoL; opposite political faith to the Times $5000 a month. ernment’s passenger liners 'v^as dls- often aggravated by watktnf, and. pockets with a profit of many fold, and Dr. Sacasa in, if that be the My heart leaps up when I behold The profit figures cover the tiiiclly 'Iriitrbvlng, The tburlst busi is a gentleman and a senator of A rainbow in the sky; ' with painful points .along th|. there would probably be less kick will of the majority of Nlcara'- busiest period of trans-aflaqtic ness ]a^t .aunlmer was .kuige, but course o^ the nerve, very tender t t more than ordinary ability—even ing over state taxes and a far bet So was It when my life began, passenger traffic. But they are one material rediiction hM made guans. It is extrem'dly doubtful if So is it now I am a man the touch. < V from the viewpoint of his political ter understanding of the larger there-would be any new expedition of the factors which. led Senator in-'op'eratiag expenses.- ' I The trouble is a very obstlos’C opponents. And be is a Connecticut So be it when I shall grow oid Hiram Johnson of California to de aspects of economics. ary force sent from this country in o r let me die! IF STOMACH IS 1 one and does not teadlly respond man into the bargain. It would al mand that^the Shipping Board’s to ordinary treatment. It takei such event. The child Is father of the man: transactions, about to be consum In the case .of the six'American most seem as if even the Times, And I could wish my days to be more than tb'evUsual pain'sedativj^ DIRT. mated, be first investigated. Merchant Lines vessels, which cost ' 'TROUBUNQ YOlJ even to alleviate the pain. Tb^ out of such state loyalty as it pos Boqud each by each by natural $ , apiece to build' and I There is something almost vi NIGHT TAXIS. The great Leviathan, for Instance, 5 900,000 ■ '. . ' ‘ ; best way to gdt relief from the per?; sesses, might have refrained from piety. reported a profit ot $8540 for tbC which the Shipping Board now cious, in the readiness of persons of New York penfalts Itself to 'be —^Wordsworth: Untitled. sistent nerve racking pains of Ne>u« giving all the prominence possible a certain type—and they are usual month of October, which certainly seeks to sell for $200,000 each, the Instantly t End Indigestion ^ rltls Is to get a bottle of AlIenriuY surprised when It Is disclosed that should have been a pleasant «ur- situation a^so seems improved. The to this sort of vicious, untrue and ly persons who make loud profes a night taxi driver, fined for a or Stomach Misery with Special Formula No. 2... which insulting attack. prise for somebqdy, ' because heq plan to sell these'to the L H. Win conies in capsule form. Take tbet4 sions ot purity of mind—-to open slight trafllc violation, is a stock D i budget estimated a loss of .$61,045' chester Company of New York In a ‘^Pape’s Diapepsin’ as directed and In about 84 bonrt; their minds to accusations of the broker by day, and by the subse for her voyages in that month.. Ex deal which would involve leasing you shonld be able to notice thfi't INVESTED, NOT SPENT. most dreadful kind against Individ quent statement of a taxi dompany pected. revenue jumped and expedt- by the same opmpany of the Levla- they have considerably reduced, if eu expenses slumped. There was introduced into the uals of whose guilt or Innocence manager that it is not uncommon tban, Roosevelt, Harding, Republic As soon as you eat a tablet or not alniost banished, all pain a;id United States Senate recently, they have no means of knowing, es When the line made ltd profit and George 'Washington tor $1000 two of “Pape's Diapepsin” your in soreness. Continne faithfully ani| for physicians or lawyers to eke out of $1,662,896 in the May-to-Novem- a month apiece for ten years. In ad digestion is gone! Heavy pain, in a reaso'nabla time you should / through the familiar method of In pecially if these Individuals have insufllcient incomes by driving ■ David Garrick, actor, died, 1779; ber period, it was the first time it dition, the government would lend heartburn, flatnlence, gases, palp*- able to work and rest In com; ' corporating it in a speech, an ad been successful In public life ' of taxis o’ nights. John Marshall appointed chief had shev/n a profit over.so long a $30,000,000 for building two new tatlon, or any tnlsery from a. sour. | once again. Hoetb Bad Pharmacy; dress delivered at the last conven any sort. When one'considers the size of justice United States ^supreme period. " ships and subsidise tbe company for acid stomach ends.* Correct your' So. Manchester Agents, Mafae>| tion of the National Rivers and The shrieks of hysterical per- the tips handed, out by the butter court, 1801, Its October profits were $138,865 carrying mall. stomach and" digestion for a few 1 Drug Co. keeps Ahenrhu jHarbors Gengress Major .Gener LRobert: Mqrris, American finan.- and inasmuch as the budget had. Well.' the Merchant Lines ships j cents. Bach, packagq guaranteed by Fovmuisb^HaJl^ln ateok^aH call for the suppression of and egg cmea^aud othar show-offs o^r. bth-n; l|r34.» provided for a loss of $79,388. the aro losinx money, but not so touch * druggist.—adv, • . | and sell lotanM lt.<-.ra#vi, MANCHESTER. EVENING HERALD!, THXJE5DAY, JAN. 20, 1927, PAGE F I ^ rnm am m
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HO killed Garrett Folsom? And What for? One moment this middle-aged, handsome bachelor was a gay and laughing figure, one 6f a great throng of holiday revelers bathing in the glorious surf of Ocean Town. One moment he was exchanging pleasantries with his friends; the next he was a stricken man, limp and lifeless beneath the waves. Life guards / carried him out of the water. They laid him on the V beach, while, the cur ious gathered and stared in awe. Drowning? No. Stroke? No. Death had come as the result of a powerful knife thrust beneath the water; a thrust sure and, deadly, but front what source no one knew. Detectives, Garrett Folsom’s friends, even those who had stood next to him when the murder was committed, were truly ALL AT SEA
* - ^ And so Carolyn. Wells, truly titled the “mistress of mystery” because of her mastery of the detectiye story, has aptly
\ named this latest work of hers “All at Sea.” You'have This new story by the fam never read a story like it, never encountered a murder ous Carolyn Wells is the first serial she has written directly plot so baffling and strange. for newspaper publication. Don't miss it. It starts in The The wealthy Garrett Folsom murdered. No clew except Herald Monday, January 24. It is just one more reason the knife, the deadly “pichaq.” Finger prints washed away by the salt for your reading your fiction water; foot prints lost irrevocably in the shifting sands: Who did it, in The Herald. The Herald has exclusive rights in Man V and why? Was money the motive? Was revenge? Was jealousy? chester to NEA Service and NEA Service fiction. That If you are a Carolyn Wells “fan,” be prepared for a thousand means it is the only paper here that prints original fiction thrills in this latest story of hers. If you’ve never read her work, stories by such authors as “All at Sea” will explain her popularity as a writer of mystery^hction. Anne Austin, Carolyn Wells, Virginia Swain and Ernest Remember “All at Sea” is written directly for newspaper publication. Lynn. . ' It is not a reprint from a book. It is NEA Service fictipn, which means original fiction. Starts In The HERALD Monday* r- PAGE SIX MANCJHESTER EVENING HERALD, THURSDAY, JAN.‘20, 1927.' - - • '9 >\
■<$> The Herald Colttihii THE ROMANCE OP AMERICA: Eit Carson (1^) Sketches by Taylor, Synopsis b^dSiMelifr, Advertising Rates •wr-s.* > All For Sale, To Rent, Lost, Found and similar advertising on Classified Page: First insertion, 10 cents a line (6 \yords to line). . Minimum Charge 30 Gents. Repeat insertions (running 'every day), 5 cents a line. THESE PRICES ARE FOR CASH WITH COPY. - An additional charge of 25 cents will be made for advertisements charged and billed.
FOR SALE WANTED \ In the spring. Carson Friends ufgdd him to Comanche Indians scourged the Santa Male and Female Help Wanted In W ashin^on, President Polk and Congress're FOR SALE—Cabbage. small or ag;ain sst out with' dis- “ let them get somsbody With ten men Carson took the dare to run that terrible large quantity For further informa Capable Men and Women—Can earn ceived Carson as a lion, the tales of his exploits tnrougH tion, call on Thomas Smith, S19 Lake far above average salary, taking patphes |to Washington.- else to dp their dirty gauntlet. Leaving the beaten trails he worked his way ' orders lor Guaranteed Hosiery. Office the west having reached the capital. Polk made h f ^ a stre e t or te l 970-3 At Santa. Fe he learned ^ wprk,” but'Oarson felt he •to Fort Leavenworth, down from Nebraska. Here he managers wanted also. Goodwear lieutenant and sent him to Monterey ilifith a ddt^ob^ent FOR SALE—Three second hand Hosiery Mills, Trenton, N, J. ^that'the Senate had re ^ was rehd^rir^ hjs coun left his escort, and alone, struck out for Washington. buckeye incubadors, in Hrst class con to guard the passes against the Indians threMg^out the fused to confirm hiS ap- try a service and pushed dition Call 143-32 WANTED—^Two or three ‘ men winter of 1847. ’ I' 1 Delivering his messages, Carson hit the long trail again boarders. Address ■ Box A- in care of , pointment as - lieutenant. k-on. to Taos and home. (Continued.) ' FOR SALE—Apples, Northern Spies. H etald. Greenings, Baldwins, Johnathans, by ■I I I . l' I |l| I I I basket, bushel or barrel Edgewood WANTED—^Typing to do ■' at home. Fruit Farm. 461 Woodbrldge street. Call 2094. W. H. Cowles. Tel. 945. WANTED-rTo repaid' and clean FOR SALE—Chambers flreless gas sewing maohinec of all makes. All range, almost new. Singer sewing ma work guaranteed. Teh Mano)t<4Ster BEGINNING “ J A a LOCKWHL” LON CHANEY PICTURE chine, New Englander couch, kitchen No, 716, Go anywhefe. R. W. Garrard. sxyfiB soe chairs and tables: also Ice box. Apply 37 E4ward street, Manchester. ;it Apartment 48, Centennial Apart AT STATE NEXT WEEK m ent. WANTED— .buy cars for )unk. Used pjirta for sale. Abel's Servtcs By the Creator oi 1 p WA6 ^UCH A FOR SALE—Female Gorman police Station. Oak streeL TfL 7S9. ■ Frank Neniweil AS A At- dog, 3 yrs. old. from pedigreed stock. New York,|^an. 20.—^Along with “ Tell It To Marines.” Story of Inquire at 13 Winter street. Telephone w a n t e d —Soins p)ea|iure these & secR er, MOMe 3081. long evenlngsT Why. not have that Jack Lockwill at Roeklake Academy By-Gilbert Patten autos, movies and the rest, sand Devil Dogs, Fisfiting and -VJOiiUD KKOW IT» phonograph Aged and : eipjoy the old wiches threaten tp become one of Love Shows Sunday, Mon FOR SALE—Roll top desks, 3 on favprita records once again.' firaltb- the leading American'Industries. hand. Glenwood combination coal and wa}te. 160 Center street. day, Tuesday. gas range. Spruce street Second Hand W^th the' Invasion of the drug Store. store lunch counters and the brass- Legal Notice rail sandvflch stands. New York Is liOn Chaney Is triumphant In the FOR SALE—500 bushel of apples, becoming a city of sandwich nlb- 'title role of his latest picture, "Tell all kinds, all prices. Wo have apples, AT A COURT OP PROBATE HELD It to the Marines,” a story of life good apples and honey sweet cider at Manchester, within and for the hlers. and vinegar too. We’ll be glad to ex district of Manchester, on the 18th. Those who "view with alarm” 'as one of th’e "Devil Dogs.” Chaney change these for money. If you'll call d ay of Ja n u a ry , A. D.,‘1927. recently started gathering a few Is a hard-boiled non-com who takes nine seven o ring two. W. K Fish. r Present WILLIAM S. HYDE, Esq., on himself the job of making a Ma Lake street. Phone 970-2. Judge. statistics and have figured out that Estate of James Rae late.of Man In the Broadway lunch-grabbing rine out of a dissolute racetrack ' FOR SALE—Fresh carnations, 91 chester in said district, deceased. belt close to one million candwicbes tout. There Is plenty of action and per dozen, calendulas,-bOc per dozen; Upon application of Nettle Rae fighting throughout the picture aud also potted plants at half price. Sta praying thaW administration be grant are consumed between one sun-up tion 22. Burnside Avenue Green ed on said estate, as p.er application and the -other. This,'- of course. In it Is fast frpm start to finish. It houses. L au rel 1610, E a s t H artfo rd . on file, it is cludes the horde of strollers who will be seen at the State theater on ORDERED:—That the foregoing -Sunday, Monday and Tuesday. FOR SALE—Chestnut wood, hard application be heard and determined drop in. at least once during the wood and hard wood slabs, saw«;d at the Probate office in Manchester evening for a little refreshment. In Lon Chaney plays the principal, stove length, and under cover. L. T. in said District, on the 22nd day of addition to the lunch and dinner character role in the gigantic pro AVood, 55 Bissell street. Telephone Ja n u a ry , A. D., 1927, a t 9 o’clock in ------^ ^ h a ir a n d ^ time diners. duction, In which the great battle ^All 496. the forenoon, and that notice be fine clothes. Fromra window of If these figures seem extrava fleet practice of the Pacific fleet is given to all persons Interested in said Jack Lockwill. at the age of six, was a frail and sickly, child, his home he frequently watched shown; In which the huge guns are FOR SALE—Hard wood, all lengths. estate of the pendency of said ap nursed and guarded by his parents. His mother, a weak, self-willed. other'boys at play oat of doors, gant, let it be remembered that Commonest of all fancy goldfish,.] Raymond F. DeWald. 655 North Main plication and the time and place of won’an. was particularly solicitous ab'odt him. Having diners frequently eat more than seen In action; In which Marines, and least expensive, i« tho fa'ntail. stre e ‘. T elephone 2358. hearing thereon, by publishing a copy and he wondered why he was one and others, drop in several in thd field, fight a battle against of this order In some, newspaper hav read Little Lord Fauntleroy" long ago, she diMssed her own son never permitted to join them. Chinese bandits In whch 1.200 men FOR SALE—Hardwood slabs saw ing a circulation in said district, on in dainty velveteens and curled his long hair in ringiats to make him He felt like a prisoner.- After times a day. Let It further be re ed stove le n g th 912.00 per cord. O rder or before J a n u a ry 19, 1927, and by resemble ras nearly as possible the angelic boy hero of Mrs; Bur- called that any strange-looking con take part, and other thrlllng de by mall or telephone Wlllimantic posting a copy of this order on the nett s story. ____ (D niuch hesitation, he told his tails. division 204-15 evenings. P. H. Whip public sign-post in said town of Man mother about.it. coction of ancient bread and cheese Arthur A. Knofla ple, Andover, Conn. chester, at least 3 days before the day at a night club comes under the The picture was staged on a huge of said hearing, to appear if the.v heading of a sandwich. scale; entire Chinese - towns were FIRE and FOR SALE—One cord 4 ft white see cause at said time and place and . Again, figuring an average cost built and destroyed; the whole Pa birch, cu t any length. 913.00. Mixed be heard relative thereto, and make cific fleet co-operated in some of h ard wood 914.00. Call W illim antlc return to this court. of 20 cents to each sandwich— AUTO INSURANCE 157-12. AVILLIAM S. HYDE which is extremely reasonable—we the most spectacular scenes of the Judge. have a dally sale amounting to big picture, and the camera follow 875 Main St. Tel. 782-31 FOR SALE—Hardwood. Reo truck H -1-20-27. 99.00: hard r=ab 8.CG; hard pine and $200,000, or an industry bringing ed the Marine Corps all over the c h e stn u t m ixed 96.00 a load. FIrpo, S7 in about $70,000,000 a year. world. Wells street. Phone 154-3. And if this doesn’t bring sand George Hill directed the new pic wiches among the outstanding in ture, with William Haines in the REAL ESTATE TEST ANSWERS dustries of the nation—what does? romantic lead .as a recruit under AUTO In Greenwich Village there are Chaney’s tutelage, Eleanor Board- ELECTRICAL SERVICE / ? - innumerable little tea and coffee man as the heroine, and a cr.st that RIPAIR WORIC OUARANTIID FOR SALE—Three building lots in cellars whose cheerful fireplaces includes Carmel Myers, Eddie Grlb- Plnehurst section, very reasonable. These are the correct answers > N oirroN save many a struggling artist the bon, Mitchell Lewis, Maurice Kahis, ■LZCnBCM. KSTKUMfMT o a Inquire of Frank Mahoney, 416 Cedar to t|je questions which appear on Daniel C. Tomlinson, and others of itreet. the^ comic pa^e. necessity of having a costly, heated KUMHO'ST. ' mONK room. note. . NKAnMMKiaaiinrRBOHiaiAneM FOR SALE—For sale or exchange, 1— Harry Langdom . . . ^1 Several hundred regular Marines 2— Major generals rank ' higher, For 25 cents one may buy a cup Tarm and city 'property. William "My 'dear child." she replied of coffee, or a pot of tea and move and officers take part in the spec Kanehl, 519 Center street. 3— Abraham Lincoln. . gently, "you’re not strong tacular details on board ship and in 4— Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. In-for the evening. Two bits Is the AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE] FOR SALE—5 room bungalow, oak enough to take part In such high charge for everything from a action In Manchuria. AT COST floors and part oak trim, all modern 5— The race of mankind. rude games. Those boys are “‘ten to hTs aV itreatinC ^d^k felt'very-sad improvements, 2 cur garage. Price a bridge deck to a slice of cake. Always paid 25 , ' pVr cent.Jdil-j-i 6— Shakespeare. common little ruffians, and and rebellious. So one day he slipped out of the. house without her The heat from the brightly glowing Aslan migration to America via very reasonable and easy terms. Tel. 7— Christmas. you’re a little gentleman." beinjj aware of it and rah to join the boys at play. Instead of wel Alaska Is a proven fact, according ' dend. Reducing cost of insurancej 1483-12. "Oh. mother!" he cried. "I fireplaces Is thrown In. that amount. \ 1 8— Cremona. coming him as he had expected they would, they quickly gathered Of evenings one may see the to Dr. Ales Hrdllcka, who recently 9— A omall, poisonous snake. don’t want to be a gentleman! around him, making fun of his odd clothes and his ringlets. He stood returned from researches In the STUART J. WASLEY TO RENT 10— West. . Let me go out and play just a still and stared at them, dismayed and shocked at their behavior. earnest young writers, seeking to V^tittle while, mother dear." CD get a start and earn their meals, far north. 827 Main St. Phone 1428 L ______(To Be Continued) by reviewing hooks, or scribbling FOR RENT—Five room tenement, bits for the Sunday papers, labor all the latest improvements. Inquire at 81 Main street. . iously grinding out their copy over y^XX36XX3<9tX3tXXXX3(3063t36XXXX9tX363896^^ I * ___ their empty tea cups—and, of FOR RENT—Furnished room, 35 I rhould thrill and a pretty ro course, keeping warm while they Birch street. Telephone COS. mance. An hilarious comedy and are doing it. A TBOUG0T news events will also be shown. FOR RENT—6 room furnished cot Thus, for a bit more than $1.50 PLUiMBlNG FIXTURES tage on Cambridge street. :°hone Mrs. Where your treasure is, there a week they . can enjoy all the O’Connell, 300-5. STAGE and SCREEN Price alone should never govern either the selection of the will your heart be also.—Matt. warmth and comfort of an apart fixtures or the plumber to do the work. Assurance of good taa- FOR RENT—Furnished room with 6 : 21. LAURA JEAN UB6EY ment quite out of reach of their terial and workmanship Is certain only when there Is no faJsa or without board. Inquire at 73 Pine * * * meager purses. ecqpomy in buying plumbings and when good judgment'lelecta stre e t a fte r 5 p. m. When a young man complains What’s What and When and How at the GILBERT S'WAN. the men to install It. ” PICTURE AT CIRCLE f FOR RENT—Furnished rooms, suit that a young lady has no hea.rt, it Local Playhouses, able for light housekeeping, In Sel- witz Building. Inquire Selwltz Shoe is pretty certain that she has his Shop. G. D. Prentice. lU . General “Poor Girl’s Romance” Feature JOSEPH G. W H.SON TO RENT—Garage at 88 Church With “Enemy of Men” To Auto Repairing and 28 SPRUCE STREET, TELEPHONE 64i; street. Apply at same address or RAJAH,IN MATINEE. home of Jack Mulhall’s screen phone 222. mother, played by Effie Shannon, day and Tomorrow. Overhauling FOR RENT—Store with flxturcB, where he visits and revives his SHELDON’S QAKAGB suitable for confectionery or general FOR WOMEN FRIDAY faith in human nature every so of Rear of 28 Hollister Street. (to re a t 136 South M ain stree t. Inquire One of the late Laura Jean Llb- Phone 2828-2 Residence 2828-3 at 21 Warren street. ten after working as a professional bey’s del.'ightful romances, made gambler behind the crap table in a |dllllllllllllllltllllllllllllllllilllllllll|||||||||||||J||||||||||||t;:]|||||||||||||p|||||||||||]|' FOR RENT—Purnlslied, five room Women Only Invited at Morn Hall of Chance. . Into a moving picture, is one of flat. Inquire at 13 Winter street. the features on the. double bill be ing Show Fillday at 10:30; It opens In one of the most un ing shown at the Circle theater to Dr. Fred F. BushheU FOR RENT—Three room suite, in Vaudeville and “Just An usual gambling houses ever pictur night and tomorrdw. It Is “A VETERINARIAN the new Johnson Block, facing Main BY ABTHUR N. PACK ed and moves along at a rapid pace I AHomeprALot street. All modern Improvements. Ap other Blonde” 'Today, Friday to Coney Island's famous Luna Poor Girl’s Romanee,” and will he 494 East Center Street, . ply to Aaron Johnson, 62 Linden President, American Nature Ass’n. and Saturday. seen with Cullen Landis and Doro E WE OFFER THIS WEEK street or to the Janitor. Park and then on to an aviation Manchester Green. What does the word “fox” mean field. In these two locations there thy Revler In "Enemy of Men.” ' 5 a real good six room single, all modem, well appoint rooms, TO RENT—Steam heated room with to you? Is fun enough and thrilling action It remained for FBQ to utilize Office Hparst 7 to 8 P. M. S cozy and homelike, only $7,800, easy terins. , East Center use of bath, a t 915 M ain stre e t. I n If you are a woman perhaps it Manchester women will have an a comparatively little-touched sub TELEPHONE 1847. S Street section, toward Green. quire Murphys Restaurant. opportunity to have their most in enough to suit auyone. ject In moving pictures In "A represents a wonderful fur piece. timate questions answered tomor Add to thls'pldture Rajah Rabold g One big building lot measuring more than 1-2 acre of land FOR RENT—New live room flat, If you happen to bo a farmer and vaudeville and It is a show that Poor Girl's Romance,” starring = on ntkln street... Walk, curbing, sewer, gas. water, all In. Ttrsf floor, modern improvements, and row morning by Rajah Rabold, the Creighton Hale and Gertrude ARTESIAN WELLS it spells “varmint,” dreaded enemy famous Hindu mind-reader, who will satisfy all, who; attend. S Price only $3,000. It is as large as three ordinary lots. garage, on Woodland street. Apply of the chicken house. Next Sunday, Mh'nday and' Tues Short!--; It'ls the theme of-the taxi Drilled Any Diameter— 5 A modern flat, recently constmeted on Summer street. Mod- ' 38 Woodland street. Phone 1521. will conduct a specia'. matinee to cab drlv-er.' The United States— If you are English it carries the morrow morning at 10:30 in the day one of the big. hits of the sea Any Depth Any Place S em of course. .The price Is low and terms easy, FOR RENT—Six room tenement, thrill of riding to hounds and be State theater. This matinee Is for son comes to the State. It is Lon the American genius—is cpniposed s A real, in vestment in a 8-family, $7,'500. Easy tenns, 8 _ all improvements, at 82 Spruce street. of various Inimitable phases of so S rents, with improvements. Pays mom than 10 per cent. Bast £ Inquire 14 Spruce or telephone 1320-12 ing in at the death. women only. The usual five acts of Chaney, famous character'actor as Charles F^ Volkert But if you are a Nature lover vaudeville with the Rajah and the a leatherneck In "TeH It'to the Ma cial life outside the experience of S side,.convenient location. S' * FOR RENT—Five room flat up then it means one of the prettiest, feature picture, “Jupt Another- rines.” ! ' other nationalities, and one of the 5 Fine big flat, nearly hew bn Benton street, modem Improve- « stairs, steam Jieat furnished; also two heah-known is that of the big city Blast Hole Drilling 5 ments. With an extra bollding lot. Price $10,000. Terms. S car garage. Apply 92 Russell street. most intelligent and interesting of Blonde,” with Jack Mulhall and Tickets for thd Policemen's bene our wild creatures, and one of the Dorothy Mackaill will be seen and fit on February 6; .mfly hp purchas taxi-man. Test Drilling for Foundation TO RENT—3 room heated apart* mo8t affectionate when tamed. . will run for the remainder of the ed at the State'theater hdx office Johnny Gough, one of the finest Water Systems ments with bath. Apply shoemaker, The cub fox in this picture, week. or from any cop. ^ character artists on the screen, Pumps for All Purposes. Trotter Block. takes up the gauntlet of dellnea- I Robert J. Smith, lOOSMainSt. [ which stood still with difficulty just Rajah Rabold has been appearing S Real Estate, Insurance, Steamshlp-:nckets. S FOR RENT—One 7 room tenement. at the State this week showing his tlijn In this beautifully-tempered HIGHLAND PARE P. 0. Maple street. Apply .to H. .'i. Tryon, long enough to have his picture film as the hard-boiled, gum-chow- in care of v,. W, Hale Company. taken, was dug from bis burrow wonderful powers of mind-reading TWO FEATURES TODAY Tel. 1375-3. TiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiHmiHiinniii six feet underground when he was and mental telepathy. 'Tomorrow ing, swaggering, hut essentially FOR RENT — Three, and four morning, however, the women of good-natured taxl-drlYer who be room apartments, heat. Janitor aer« a tiny hunch of soft gray fur, be AT RIALTO THEATER friends Anne Smith,.a.poor little vice, gks range, refrigerator. In-a« fore his eyes had yet opened on the Manchester will be allowed to at- i|iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiii|iiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiikiiuiiilifiiiiiiii]. door bed furnished. Call Manchester wide world. tendN this ’special matinee where girl. The subtlety,, the ease, the Construction Company, 2109 or tsls* their questions and answers will lifelikenees with which Mr. Gough Phone 782-2. He was an interesting study t> Typewriters the naturalist who adopted him, and receive more prlvacy.^The readings "Broken Homes,” an adaption of Invests his screen portrayal are ev FOR RENT—In Qraanaoree, Bret will begin,at 10:30. a True Story Magazine tale heads idence of the master-actor. There All makes. Sold, rented, ex and second floor flats a t 78 and 76 "Just Another Blonde,” the fea a. double feature program at' the was room for this angle on Ameri changed and overhauled. Benton atreet. Call 820. ture picture for Thursday, Friday Rialto theater today, and , tomor can life. In the curriculum of the and Saturday, is a First National row. From the first fade in until screen, and Mr. Gough has filed Special Discounts to Students. LOST Production. Dorothy Mackaill and the final climax’there is a sweet the gap excellently. He should Jack Mulhall have the leading rythm of^ love which has ita origin take his place with the character LOST—Male police dog, license No. in a smell town. It Is the kind of istic delineators of the generation. Telephone 821 Sortiers, Sizers and lyers on 30150. R ew ard If retu rn ed to 100 roles, that of the dance hall hostess Washington street. Telephone 2284. and the "house man” of an old es a picture which comes onoe In a "Enemy of Men” was directed tablished crap game. Dorothy Is a mlllenium for Tt Is replete with by Prank Strayer from a powerful LOST—Pair of glasses In brown K em p's M usic leather case, between Watkins and blonde than whom there Is no humor and pathos. The Irrepfeis- drama'of woman’s bitter life by High school, Monday noon. Finder blonder and she makes Jack fall slble tear that comes to the -fan, Douglas Bronstoh. Cullen Landis Shade Grown Totiacco please call 24-12. for her In spite of himself. trickles down the cheek just In plays Opposite this charming star, H o u s e This picture has a set that would time to be caught up by the corners and such well-known. favorites as FOUND make an old-fashioned man or wo of the mouth which fom s Into a Charles Clary,. Leo White, Barbara Phone 128-4 Apply at ‘ FOUND—2 female collie dogs. Will man \ MANCHESTER EVENING HE^tAU), TfiBIUBDAY, JAN. SO, lOWT. Horses, Horses, Horses! ^ Hornsby Is Crazy Over shooting last night was the most ■ Wllg««Sinp K iii^ of sensational he has made In a ieag»'l Horses! long time. N u record for the nlng was eight baskets from tka’ U Avsn’i UmMmImI fioor and six out of seven foul goilis#; b f b il l BVAKS for a total of 22 points. Jlmiay>^ IbwBdttii Mlstietta played a splendid floon:' *'H0TBes, honieB, botaeal He's RUPPERT-KEM^ n M f f i m i i br«B3r about horsos. borses, bbrs- 4S-3R Tie- game. He broke up many plays and - •d!'* * managed to fiad't^ e in the mean-' , The cuy that irrote the popular INBB.SHaWDdWN Re««r4 Crowd time to.adnk the ball 'in Harttord'i eooc hlo&S goal. had uo loM a perabhaice than Boc-; Regardless of the fact that Wap era aornaby in mind, « we would .\ W atdM F n y , ping led at the end of the first believe the word ot a wealthy quarter, the visitors outpassed bookie. Whichever Way He Voles B ^ SRB 8POB1B imiTOfe ^ Wapping in the first half and it The day following the signing (By Staff ppirmqpmident) looked like a gdod bet that they of Hornsby to a New York con WiBMeaoViclory— Jotaj- ‘ An article published In a Now In one of the most atubbortily would put a crimp In Wspping’s tract for two yeare\ calling for Btitald nowspopdr Yesterday contested baskptbgll games, ever record. For a time they played tho $40,000 per annum, 'said bookie fMred to Silino llantelli a» the seen on anY' RooV in this vicinity, home team off its feet. Howe-ver, the broke into* print with. a statement son StiD veils ^Wstake/’ “Butch lieonard” of bacRetb^ as the Whpping Ooinmnnlty club team Wapping five regained its stride in' that Hornsby was Indebted to him Hk r ^ l t o f the wholesale nosed out as a 46 to 88 winner over time to stave off disasterr^ In the to the extent of $9?,000. sioh of NeW Britain , ^ k weool the speedy and hitherto undefeated second half, Hartford seemed to la other words, the bookie Inti- Chicago, Jah. 20.— Colonel Jac players oa a charge of violating Knighte of Lithuania of Hartford disband its pass work and take its nated that for the next two years ob Ruppert owner of the New York elliriblUty rules. We, newspaper last hli^t at the CommUhitY center chanoes on long shots. This did not" Hornsby wohld be playing ball places a hand on the top o r dich asserted that Maateiii, v w ik' work out as successfully as the' Yankees, was viewed Jtoday as- the Toledo, Jan. 2Q.— Sampson, grips them with his fingprs and at Wapplng^^t was without a doubt in’trely for his love of horses, "key man” in the fomations now person who tipped off Prlnolpa the most exciting game ever wit- Knight] had hoped and during the yiotses, horses J strpng man of Ancient history while holds them aloft for several min last period pass-work was again re being drawn for. basebaH’s. “ show utes. ^ ' Clarence P. Quimby Of the local nessedln 'Virapping. Thronghout the ITniunul Coincidence down” battle, scheduled fbr Mdn- he went without > haijc|it, might high school of the. fact that the sorted to. Then the Knights came Hdmsby ridicules the word, of last three i^riods of play, the lead day of next w^k, between Com have startled the/sport fen's of hla Basketballs’ are not hpavy ,but New Britain High players took changed hands a dosem times. But within a hairis breath ot tripping the bookie, says he doesn't oifre try to lift two ot tbepr in the man u'p the' -villagers. The Skimkns missioner Henepaw M. Landis and day by twisting a llonA tall Tind , part in games other .than scholas' at no fimU' 'was the advantage a him so much as a wartime franc, Byron Bancroft Johnson, president ner employed by young Idolhsr. Ha tic ones.. brothers and Red Mazotas starred but is willing to settle the claim if knocking pilldrs loose, ^but if he commanding-one. At'the end of the of the American League. accomplishes the feat due to - the Not the *«Wth , fllrst Quarter, Wapplng was out In for the Knights. his accuser will take stage money. Colonel Ruppert’s influence 1s lived today a 16-year-old freshman extraordinary else of, his hands, Principal Qu|mhy 'koday in|orm- The summary; It is a rather, unusual coinci athlete of the Waite high school ; which are almost jtwlce as large a^ frontl l4 'to T.but at halftime this known to be tremendous, not only ed the writer thgt the allegation lead had been wblttlsd down to 20 Wapping (45) dence that two of the greatest stars In his own circuit, bdt in moulding here probably would bp stealing his those of an average mortal. made In thq Ifew Btltaln B. F. T. in the history ot baseball should stuff. John Molnar ,a football aud to 1$. The end of the third quarter the policy of'"Cbe national Sport. ' hlolnar starred at h^back on an ahsplute ile- He said there 6. Hills, r f ...... 3 0-0 6 be fall guys for the ponies. Babe basketball star, boasts of a unique was-not A tlxTead o f. truth tp the found Wapping clinging desperate Observers here believe that which the* freshman footballs team at ly to a 31 to 26 lead. Pospisii, If, c ...... 2 2-6 6 Ruth admits that unite a pile of his feat that few athletes In the United report. He ctated he ewwed his 0-0 0 ever way the colonel Jumps in the States or any other country could JOHN'MOLNAR Waite this fall'and because of his Record Crowd Madden, I t ...... 0 Land^-Johuson feud, - that way {nfnvma.thiiiinformation , ffo b h^rter . 0-2 0 duplicate. ability to throw a forward pnps 45 The largest crowd ot the season Soylfif c ••.*...• •-# 0 goes the victory. in" each hand as shown In the ac- yards, was of great value to his school players w!»o10 are how pastim- watched the contest. Over 200 per Mantelli, rg, It ...... 8 6-7 '22 Molnar, without resorting to ing in the .pfotesBlonaL.ra^ ani Showdown Jan. 35 pa'ste or glue on the tips ot his spheres on the floor, Molnar mates. He is 6 feet 10 Inches tali sons Jammed their way Into the 1-2 11 The "showdown” will be forced compauying photo. Placing the and weighs 166 pounds. playing out of town, PflnolpW Comrnuhlty plub which has a seat-IT.T. Hills, r g ...... 0 0-0 0 fingers, can hold aj)asketball aloft Quimby ngturally withheld their January 24th at the Congresp ho- ing capacity of only 76. The crowd { the identity.. But as fw m MapteUl earnings has gone to swell tel^here when major league offi was .80 b(it, tli® packed | 9 9-17 45 bankroll ot the bookies. cials meet with Commissioner Lan Was concerned, Principal Quimby K. ot Lithuania (38)- assured the -writer thiat hp was hot' in Uke sarainsB. ^ e of tickets was ’ I iThtle the Babe no doubt still dis, ostensibly to delve further In GIRLS WIN* MEN S .T . S. RECEIVES stopped long before the game start D. F. T. f lik ^ to make -an occasional bet, to the mysteries of the fast-fading Involved. Mr. QnimV added that 1 0-2 Z 'v idantelll knew the facta but even ed. It sei&Qd that everybody in for tiiem is a glamour to the run Cobb-Speaker \scandal. Landjs cal Keeping Tabs Wapping was there, AH one needed Shages, If ...... ) 4 1-3 9 ning races that hds a distinct ap led the paefitlD* alter"^^ Johnson refused to tell them, as he did not S. Shimkus, c ...... 3 2-5 8 ONE MORE LACING want to be caUW a “ sqUOgler." to do was to look at that crowd last peal to many of the major league charged the commissioner with LOSE 1 0 ROYAL On Fistiana night tu realize that Wapping has C. Shimkus, rg, c .. 8 1-5 17 athletes, he has learned his lesson, “ tarring” two of baseball’e great W*s FfOOicted Labesky, rg ...... 0 ’ 0-0 0 Latest Wire Retalts The storm seems to have broken gone baskethall crazy. Men, women i in the old days, when Babe was est players, and trying to "pass and children of all a$es were there. Mazotas, Ig ...... 1 0^2 breaking home run records and the buck” to the Anierlcan League. just as was predicted in-TJie Her Johnson was conceded a fair ald a few days ago. Late yoBterr The crowd vras so. big that It-surg- making an euually earnest effort Rockville High Trims tecak ed onto tho playing surface and this / 17 4-17 39 to bust all the bookies, he thought chance to bold his own against C. B. A, A. T ^ S p l i t Even Last Night’s Flfthts day afternoon, Priaclpal Slade of nothing ot betting a grand, as Landis until he aroused the ire of At New York--:Bruce Flowers of New Britain notified Princi with the sm*ll Mire <»* thp floor, was they say in the parlance of the race Colonel Ruppert by hinting that On “Three Strughf Baas New Rochelle,-knoolcad cut Johnny 26<12; Seething Wrong pal Quimby that 16 of his players a hjuidlcap to' hpth teams. It made track. Now a century note is a "sometblhg was wrong” with .the Ryan ot Ireland, In - tAe third have been snhpended for the bU- the game very rough and it was al 6urantees ''AUenrlm” whale'Of a bet tor him, hlsi limit, 1922 Wcrld Series. rbijnd. Jack MCYBy of New York ance of the season and that only most iihppksible to check personal r . Befermatioa of .Bnth Ruppert “ Exploded" With HartfordXompanr. won the decision over Eddie Demp Somewhere. led'on rile team contact. Reieree Diqts called 21 I One day lest summer I listened The Yankees lost that neriee to sey, ot Philadelphia, ten roonds. Which Witt have to be rebuilt be personM fouls, thirteen on Wap T o& se Rhenmatic Pains, ^ Ruth tell of his oretormatiop the Giants, and naturally the col fore the game with Manchester ping. '' Something m wrong somewhere MantelU Buns Wild t^Ch, by the way, was staged at onel did not relish thip reflection The . Royal Typewriter Compahy with the localal State Trade school there Saturday aftetnoon. Further Twinges, or Honey Back on his men and organization. Ac proof of the serlons hioW to New Whafs more, Wapping won de HaTana. Cuba. of Hartford broke even in Its bowl basketball, team. V • _ J _ Guaranteed.$1000. per game for cording to reports from New York, TWO, MAYBE THREE, After' losing badly to the Kings- Britain is the fact that the game spite the fact that it lost the ser- IS «amesJ$Bath Journeyed to Ha- Ruppert “ exploded” when he read ing‘ match with Cheney Brothers' wood school, the Mechanics took A between the second team of the ^ o -vlceis of Johnny Boyle and George Starts Its ^tood Good Woiic 'Within rana at the close ot the season to Johnson’s alleged statement. Athletic Association last night at 26 to 12 ^drubbing from Rockville schools has been cancelled by New Hills on personal fpuls early in the Twenty-Four Hours. second “half. The real reason why piel up soine soft cfaans:e. The Johnson appeared consnderably the West Side Rec, The Hartford -High In that city late yesterday af Britain. Coach Cassidy riaims he concerned over the “ explosion” of LOCAL BOXERS ON cannet organize a second team Wapping won from the conquerors sefles of games were to be played .men’s team- won . three straight ternoon. North End Pharmacy, So. Man oir^r a period ot one month. Ruppert. He was emphatic today Manchester scored but five field Recently, ho-wever,. he made the oC Cheney Brothers last night was chester Agents, Magnell Drug Co. M i^‘'PAGE EIGHT ’ ' - ■ -. - " / ■ ______;_____'••• •■■' j:______*v‘. • V < .:,’ • - _ 1 . • ' ...... •%• < .-■ - • - / ...... , . ‘ ^ ^ .: J f , ■ * • . '' . • > ■ , .•; J . . ' ■ *F •• . ' -V •• '• •-»*■' ^ t ‘ ------' ------• ~ - ^ -■;-f LATEST FASHION l*V FEATURE 4R '*<■ ■ -.. • -. ' .r ^ . U 1 J| a BANWOSlCim > Tro®p No. 3 Troop S'.celebrated their sixth' . New..YArlc;'j^^^v^Wh4t.,prlce birthday Friday evening -with a trlfeaT - Two t^lnehOs^jiff ih®' party at Captain Norton’s home. r.f. gfshirt, andv^tAe' msiket fc^ uiflUpjis Some very Iriterestigg games were N E ^ l C E D C t of i yiafds off cotton •: "is jshpreeugd. •V played and refreshbtents sprved,^ «even Incbbii^off: itoe; lenf^ht,o t wAt WHAT HAS GONETBBFORB J^s. Nelson Smith, chairman of the hmile; tt - w u faimUar.; to hlmr ha imeii’s d r e 8 ^ ,’..ind* t|(i^bxt|}o Indus- swards committee - of the council, To the home ot FBOF uid MOIp J ' ; . . . , A " -VXin'O.- . 1 ------I presented badges and. pins. Captain UB BLWELL In CemiienTille, ; TLAPPER FANNY SAY^ SENSE AND NONSENSE g a s BU CG IES-Xaianging Shoes By Frank Beck WECL.AMYI I'M KN0 CKINI3 t h a Hk h / neveP mind •that noise. BEH0 L<0.> CLE.O I WINSLOW. great CAESAak She was b o modeet that when he OFF FOR 600D. EkCEPT FOR ^GOODNESS ^ ITS ONLY /WlNSlOW WASHOUT THE NOBLE .HNIGHT, WHO GHOST____-SO said he had stripped his gears, she A FEW EXTRA PARTS LEFT IT’S DONE.^ IN HIS GARAGE. His w if e LEADS 'THE ANTI-NOISE SOCIETY^, t h a t 5b w hats insisted on getting out and walk* OVER, EVERYTHING'S “ BACK IN jNOW YOU CAUGHT ME PEEKING OUT TO I n th e BIG PARADE TO THE POLICE MAKING ALL THE ing ho'me. SHAPE AND READY TO <30.. XAN GO TO SEE, AND LOOKED DAGGERS MEANTIME, STATION. LEADERS NEVER RACKET— ____ I <■ TOMORROW I ’LL HOLD A BED AND. AT ME. I LOOKED daggers WINSLOW w a l k ;S O 1 HIRED’ THIS THOUGHT .rr WAS “ Say, Joe, I got a new job out consultation w it h so m e COLLECT ( RIGHT BACK AT HER. PULL WASHOUT, HEM AT HIS CAR. in Detroit.” PROSPECTS T O ' DECIDE SOME OF THE PILLOW over your THE GALLANT HEY! TURN THE "What doing?” WHICH ONE WILL RAY. ^ THB BACK. HEAD "AND IT WOHT LEADER OF BRUTE AROUND.. “Painting whiskers on Fords.” THE MOST DOUGH/-^ « _ 'SLEEP YOl/VE ANNOY Y oU -i THE ANTHdOISE HE’S EATING “ Huh?” FOR IT. - ^ ■ GOT COMING SOCIETY, OP OUR r ^ i , . “ Yes. Make ’em look like Lin TO y o u :, INTRODUCES CAR! colns.” . ANOTHER ^ LITTLE Evelyn: Honestly I was all o- TOUCH OF quiver when the fellow I was out GENERALSHIP with last night proposed. IN THE Gladys: He must have had you CAMPAIGN out in a ford. fO COMBAT A NUISANCE A mule and a Ford are said to THAT IS have met on the highway. ’ ALREADY “ And what miilht you be?” ABATED. asked the mule. “ An automobile,” answered the Ford, “and you?” “ I’m a horse,” replied the mule. I O IM T W HtA SPW ICE. IWC And they both laughed. 'jCopyrifbt, 1K7. br MctropoUttn Ncwtp«p«r S«rr{e« - ' Women may not be forgiving. *‘nt they are strong for receiving. ADD DEFINITIONS SKIPPY By Crosby The “ common people” nowa- I ntelligence tests days are those who adjust their , , 'Tiuo AND SIX' MAKE SfCHT. i 1^ ^ ^(6 h t a n d seueNree/^ own carburetors. tO O icO COMEDY STAB (Sor A FHCfie Nou; N -rtiATfeeMww Me o'pieces o' c^cht/ An ' app m cM 'n ' i r ^ i v e y y a TivCNrY Five i ro/CNTvnve ^ T . WHAT A tire on his car was flat. So YA MUST CALL 1<50T A SVSTtM J^^ASUeC inAND.THCN TAKC ^uiAs* m e talkin' But, gosh, he didn’t care. M6 VP CAN YA tlGHT’N*NlN€ ANO THAT MAK6S (?eMINP5 Me 0 ' XMAS So AU I He threw it not away, although ftll? about J ust nooj' He gave the thing the air. ru e NUMKl?- R€m6m86i? in seueure^ti ^u/eu uihatJs rue HAi/e On m 6 MfNp i j rc c e r A MATZeA bJlTH ru e WAR - NOW LFTTFR O ff 7t> SAHTYCCAVS. 'PA W eo IF This much can be said in favor 50 much ftf? THAT ______Now WHCN VA C0M€ no fff?YAfirl fCNOU) o f the automobile: It doesn’t get YA m ustn' t foRcer rue f u s j its tail over the line nor shed hair T in your face. lUHAT U/A^ HtCKCD V? IN r Farmer: “ Those pesky automo T€NN£5SeC APOOT 6 V0 LVTWN 1 biles are forever knocking my chickens down.” Newly Wed: “ That’s nothing. Automobiles are forever picking up my wife.” Automobiles are a public men ace. Ask the man who doesn’t own one. A NEW VERSION .. Many are the jars that are op ened tonight, FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS They Looked W orn Out to Tag B y B lo sse r Covered with evening dew; Many are the kids that arc howl You may find these questions ing tonight; UJilEBS'S TAS yjiB YA U L. difficult, but the average person Many are the black flies, too. AOM? 'i. • • ^ * SPOA6S r ASKED should be able to answer six of For we’re VOO' TO 6 S T h a d M O L S S Ihem. The correct answers ap Tenting tonight, tenting tonight. jAJ 'E M li pear on another page: Tenting on the old camp ground! 1— Who is rbnwn in the accomThere’s a pup in the midst of the ^ //A- panying picture? i' apple pie. 2— Do major generals or brigAnd Grandmother’s knickers are adier generals rank the higher in torn,' O a ibt/ the United States army? +Oh, the back tire’s flat and the gas 3— Who wrote and delivered tank’s dry. AIAJOTE^ the famous “ Gettysburg Address” ? And we wish that we’d never been 4— Who is author of the Sher born! LATER lock Holmes stories? Tenting tonight, tenting tonight. 5— What is the subject of study Tenting on the old caiop ground? covered by ethnolbgy? Oh, the girl in the car from Calu 6— Who wrote tha play ‘Rom met eo and Juliet” ? Is flirting with poor Uncle Will. 7— What holiday was beingOh, the canned heat’s gone and the celebra^ted when Wasliin,gton beds are wet crossed the Delaware to attack the But we're saving a hotel bill! British? For we’re 8— What city In Italy was fa Tenting tonight, tenting, tonight. mous for the manufacture of vio Tenting on the old camp ground! 'SC NEA senvict iMcJ' lins? n— What Is an asp? Automobiles have finally become ■$ALESMAN$AM Taking No Chances B y S w a n 10— Is Vermont east or west of standardized into three classes— New' Hampshire? in use, used and junked. ^eN Teo /CM OK UP To OUR. Yep>> 130- U WURT’Re. Yft ^ONHiNbr- LPNST I 5COTT'. i Votk Cou'k.t'* CLUB 5 « n - -rH’ COF51W HRO Take care of the dimes and the I About the worst mixture is 'FtERt'S AMoTrttR. 1/------*- filling stations will take care of dominating personality driving XWOftt.. ^iCr CjftnE ON the dollars. five-ton truck. at OoitaOo CW& Hooi! OPEH ONE. t>ftS R«hT*»u'^ PVPL'I T SOfTLEr? BY HAL COCHRAK •6 CO. “To CpEX 6^ VJt wooto >/-■ KNQI.J___ HOW CW9 UONfcr H0U5E PlEOt OF ^TAlNCr ? BY W.A WASHINGTON TUBBS II Family Stuff B y F o u n ta in e F<^ B y C ra n e a r e TIME^ WHEK GflAKDMA'fi DEAEME6 5 A !?EAJL* BJuE S^lH a. \ HE«. m ft e o P r\ L K)-P 'V (Head the Story, Then Color the Picture) The ice hut ,was a dark, dark arose next day, they scampered out place. The Tinies couldn’t see a in front. Said Coppy, "Now we’ll NOVJ 'LL TftOT MUG* ee COO-CDO! trace of anything inside, at all, be rush and save what time we can, ^0\MN tW Fv COUPUR KAYN'T VIHY cause it was so black. Then Scouty and all be brave. I know we’ll SO’S m CRN ‘beTTue whispered, very low, “ I think we’d soon see Clowny if we all join in VOAnTS TeR ■A’' better travel slow. In fact, I guess the hunt.” OVJO u TTlE FUGG in O L t GVVWR FO’ vJWfcN, that I am scared. Perhaps we’d Across the ice and snow they PR|\/Nti&. M\SS ROXie'S best turn back. went. About an hour or so was T?ovie GON6 “ Oh, no,” said Coppy, at his spent, and then wee Carpy whisper Bide, "W e’re safer here, ’cause we ed low, “ All stop, and do not stir.” can hide. If anybody else were No sooner was the warning said here, we’d surely know by now. than all the Tinies looked ahead, Just all keep still. Give no alarm, to see a funny fellow who was all and we are far from any harm. dressed up in fur. There’s no use crawling out again. The man approached the little We’d likely start a row.” band, with something squirming And then the Tinymites aU in his band. . He seeined to smile found 'twas rather comfy on the*' quite friendly so the'crowd thought ground, so down they gat to wait him all right. “ l am your friend,” until the coming of the morn. said' he; "“What’s more, is • this Said Scouty, “ When it’s light again what you are looking for?” - And we’ll hop right up, run out and then they noticed, in his hand was then I think we’ll find old Clowny Clowny Tlnymite. '''' lust as sure as we are horn.” For hours you couldn’t hear y a O > ^ . e i t x * B V -W B L W V jC C . INC. them peep, for they were tired and (The Tlnyinltes ride a polar bear Fonulnt Fox, 1927, The Belt Syndicate, Inc.) fast asl^p. But .when the sun In Uie next atoir«X ■-n 'f^vTVi. w m ■ .-.‘V,r5'-V' PAGE TEN JSaml|»s|nr iEit^tting 39>faid •“ar- THURSDAY, M N . 20, 1927,. ,,. V ». -- - ' ■ THE BIGHT KDO> OF MUSIO FOB wick, N. J., will talk on “Less Cub OLD TIME DANCING Sunday Night PROMINENT SPEAKERS ing and More Profit,” and Frof^r AT THE RAINBOW sor R. H. Jones.' of the Connecticht 4s?icultural College wlU speak on TONIGHT MUSICAL ’ FOR POULTRY MEEnNG “Healthy Chicks for Connecticut.” OLD TLME FIDDLERS. ,v. i' Admission 50c South Meihddist Chureh The Manchester Green Commu Three Days* Session at Hufel nity club will meet for Its regul|r £ Old Fashioned Dance Chadwick’s “NoerV Garde, Hartford, On Jan/26, business session In the school as AT CITT VIEW DANCE HALL Presented by Full Choir , 27 and 28th. ^ sembly hall tomorrow evening, a^- Keeney Street • A Soloists: ter which whist will be played In Saturday Evening, Jan. !' 2& id Miss Eleanor Willard, Mrs. Bepta- charge oif Mrs. Sullivan and Mrs. lefore Mohr. Prizes will be given t]^e Music Famished by the Old line Lashinske, Fred Reicbard " Speakers from tbree states.head- winners an^ refreshments served Time Fiddlers. Robert Gordon. by James M. Whittlesey, com Admission 50c. Tel. 2S5-2 The Public'invited. missioner oh domestic animals for First Sunset Council No. 45, Degree this state, will be on the program — Public Dance — of Pocahontas will have its regular at the meeting of poultry raisers . I Repair Rubbers, 4 meeting tomorrow night at 8 which w ill'be’a part of the Uhion Saturday Evening, January 22. Agricultural .Meeting at Hotel Arctics, Rubber Bootk At South Main Street School. o ’clock in Tinker hall. A surprise Garde, Hartford, January 26, 27 Schendel's Orchestra. social, an entertainment and re and 28. freshments will follow the busi Prof. Foley, Prompter. “Poultry Day’’ will be Friday, SELWITZ e Given by Lahevlew Parent-Teacher ness. January 28, the last of the con Association. vention. ' The_ Connecticut Poultry THE SHOE REPAIR MAN v Miss Belle Crosby, who has been Association will hold its annual Selwitz Block, 10 Pearl St. undergoing treatment at the Me meeting at 9:30 a. m., following morial hospital for nearly two an executive committee session at ABOUTTOWN weeks, was the recipient of a birth 8:30 o’clock. Reports will be read day shower of cards and flowers by the secretary, treasurer, audi yesterday. Miss Crosby’s condi tors and committee chairmen and tion is showing markdd improve Auto Curtains / Mrs. Ethel Carter of Parker election of officers • will'follow. ment and she expects to leave the Commissioner Whittlesey will be street, president-elect of Mary C. hospital in about another week. MADE — REPAIRED Keeney Tent D. O. V. is entertain the first speaker at the afternoon session. His subejct will be the Cellaloid Lights Replaced, t ing Department President, Mrs. The Beethoven club, Helge Pear Mary A. Yale of Bridgeport during "Policy of Disease Control.” Oq son, conductor, will hold' a get-to the subject of “Poultry Problems Auto Tops Made and Repaired. her stay in town. Mrs. Yale will gether banquet at the Hotel Sher Install the new officers of the tent for 1927,” Harry R. Lewis, of Da- New. Carpets, Auto Robes. idan Friday evening. A feature of visvllle, R. I., chairman of the at its meeting in the state armory the occasion-will be a song contest this evening. agricultural committee of the Nqw for a prize, between nine quartets, England Council and president of chosen from club members. Each the National Baby Chick Associa The Woman's Home Missionary quartet "will sing two numbers, one Charles taking : society of the South Methodist tion, will follow the commissioner. chosen by Conductor Pearson and Willard H. Allen of New Bruns- , 314 Main street church will meet tomorrow after the other by themselves. noon at 2:30. Charles A. Robbins and John • Helen Davidson Lodge, Daugh Bausola of Bai:Tett & Robbins, ters of Scotia ,wlll hold its regular went to New Haven this afternoon meeting In Tinker hall tomorrow to attend a convention'of the At- Ready For the evening at 7:45. water-Kent radio dealers at the Hotel Taft. Charles I. Balch won first prize and Mrs. Balch consolation at the A warranty deed filed with Town Parent-Teacher whist held last Clerk Sam Turklngton yesterday night In the Buckland school. The shows that Clarence and Florence ladies first prize went to Mrs. Ed Peterson have purchased a lot in Skating Carnival ward Dougherty of Rockville and \ the Elmwood tract from Edward J. I the consolation to Walter Keeney. Holl. IT.-, l i I The coipmittee served crullers, T—L I n T S 3 cheese and offee. The next whist Joseph MontIt has sold his in MEN’S SHOE SKATE OUTFITS by the Ways and Means committee terest in the Hublard and Montit $115.00 of the association will take place Company to Joseph Hublard. The $45.00 $29.95 February 2 and on Wednesday the Hublard and Montit Company has WOMEN’S SHOE SKATE OUTFITS usual evening for the card parties. been engaged in concrete contract ing work. ‘ COATS COATS V, The Trinity Past Grands asso • '* *V • SPECIALLY PRICED $5,95 COATS ciation will meet In. Rockville,' in The employees of the Lower- NOW NOW ' Odd Fellows hall Tuesday after Mills at Cheney Brothers blant will NOW noon of next w.eek. hold a party at Cheney hall Thurs Mai’s Special Hockey day evening, January 27. A dinner Women’s Tan Shoe Rebecca, small daughter of Mr. will be served and entertainment Regular and Tubular Skates $ 4 9 * 5 0 $ and Mrs. Robert W. Chambers of will follow. The Lower Mills 19*95 $ Server street has returned home 15*00 group includes the Carpenter,.Box Boys’ and Girls’ Key Skates S1.25 to $2.50, The girl or woman who wishes a good Just think of getting a good looking from the Mci^orial hospital. The and Paint shops. looking coat but doesn’t want to pay a sport or dress coat for only $19.75! You must see these coats for yourself little one fell a short time ago in Dress coats of rich pile fabrics, and such a way that a needle pen Hockey Sticks, Skate Straps great deal for it should see this group to appreciate their remarkable values. William Rubinow of Rublnow’s at $49.50. Stunning dress coats of pile sport coats of good looking mixtures Good looking sport coats in mixtures etrated her lung. She is now do has just returned from New York ing nicely. Ankle Supporters fabrics in black, brown and gray with trimmed with fur collars and cuffs of with fur collars and cuffs of mandel or where he attended the Grace Dsi luxurious fur trimmings of platinum mandel, mendoza beaver, etc. For best mendoza beaver. There are also a few Vyne show at 455 7th Avenue selection we advise you to shop early. V The Cosmopolitan club will meet wolf, beaver, fitch, fox and skunk. Sizes dress coats in this assortment. Plen where advanced styles for spring All sizes. Don’t let this opportunity go tomorrow afternoon with Mrs. F. 16 to 44. A few sport coats are in ty of sizes. These coats are sure to were exhibited. Coats were shown cluded in this lot. by without purchasing a coat at this sell quickly at this price so come earlyl,. A. Verplanck of Main street. Tuesday and dresses Wednesday. price. Mr. Rubinow, -who handles Grace Delta Chapter, R. A.^ M. worked De Vyne garments exclusively in B A R S m & ROBBINS the Past Master degree on a class town, has placed his order for many of six candidates last evening. The of these new coats and dresses 913 Main Street $25.00 One Lot o f Mark Master degree will be worked Special! which will be shown at his store in « at the next meeting, Feb. 2. the near future. BEESSES DRESSES NOW NOW SUCKERS $15.00 $10.00 $1.9S In this group of dresses at $15.00 you When you see this assortment of dress Prepare for stormy winter days now!' will find frocks of poiret sheen and jer es at $10 you will not be able to resist We are sure to have plenty of bad sey. The jersey dresses are the well the temptation of buying one. The weather yet, and you can be nice and I known “ Golfl6x” jerseys— non clingable. colors! Bright shades of green, blue, dry if you have one of these slickers One piece models in tan, marine blue, mother goose, monkey skin, red, etc. which we are offering special at |1.98. GLENNEY'S navy, dark red, and chimney red. Sizes Georgette, flat crepe and crepe de chine Plain mannish coats with corduroy col 16 to 42; These frocks would make In new spring styles. There are also lars and large patch pockets. Colors:, TINKER BUILDING lovely street dresses to wear this spring. a few cloth frocks In the lot. blue, red and green. Sizes 16 to 46. . 9 GARMENTS— SECOND FLOOR Men of Manchester and Yiciiiity Do you realize that you can buy a SUIT or OVERCOAT at GLENNEY’S at a won Sleds Wool derful saving m price. FORD OVERCOATS that sold as high as $65,...... ^ A $1.25 to Scarfs NOW SELLING FO R ...... !...... $49.50 Other Makes as low a s ...... ^ ^ 7 5 $4.98 . .SOUTH -MRNCHCSTER • CONN $1.98 V MEN’S SUITS .s Well-tailored, beautiful fabrics, popular styles, some with two pair of d* O i /• I ^ trousers as low a s ...... iiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiliiiiiiiui; I s 9 BOYS’ SUITS Reduced to as low as ...... a A w* Dr. M. H^Squires Suits the boys,like and suite that wear right...... $9.50 BIG MONEY SAVING EVENT AT I Chiropractic and \ I • Electric Treatment I GLENNEY’S IN MEN’S SHOES = g These This lot 5The Best Treatment for Colds, La Grippe,Enlarged |; Sold One Lot Shoes One Lot I Tonsils and Sore Throat, § Sold as as High as . High $2.98 $3.9S as $6.50 $6.60 Packard Shoes that sold as high as $9. I SdwitzBlk. Phone 487 | One P r ic e ...... $5.35 iiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiirtiiiiiiiiiiiiiuimimiiiiiiiiimiiiiT:i I m ■ ■ ■ ■ , FLORSHEm SHOES iiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiP Reduced for a{few days ' buffalo market CO. I Across Street from Army & Navy Club. |. $S.$5 Telephone 456. We Deliver, .You do not have to go out of-town.to. saye-money, you can do it right hem. Fresh Fish Everyday 5 :' Feed a Balanced Ration for Year Boui^ Kofits Special Swordfish 42^ 1b lU IT H Y l = Halibut ______,, 'X Checketlioard' 42c Herring ...... f..... 15c 1 ThUcerHidldiiig i Mackerel ...... iSc^'Steak18c''Steak God G od ...... ■ ^25c i Haddock, 2 lbs...... 25c Blue fish •____ ...... * 25c i f •i Butterfish ...... 30c Flounders ...... 15c i!" I ‘ Oysters and CIms. The Checkerboard Store. 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