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- HERE IS TROUBLE C im W A R IN Talking Turkey at the White House WOULD COM PE IN BUSHEL LOTS UTILITIES WILL SPEND AUEN WORKERS Married Man With Another CHINA ENDED; Woman in Auto Hits His Wife— He Has to Skip But is OVER BILLION IN YEAR TO I M HERE Caught. BRIMHINTED Providence, R. L, Nov. 27. (AP.)—Alme Couture, 33, of Japanese Report Says Na­ Many Reside in Canada or Riverside, faces all kinds of le­ HO HERALD TOMORROW gal and domestic entangle­ ments today, following a hit tionalist General Paid There will be no issue LEADERS INFORM Mexico Because Living is and run accident last night in of The Herald Tomorrow, • East Providence, in which the Thanksgiving Day. automobile he was driving "People's Army” Five Considerably Cheaper in struck his own wife, Mrs. THE PRESIDENT Leda Couture, 33, and left her Millions to Stop Fighting. Those Countries. lying on the roadway. Couture, who surrendered to East Providence police head­ Abrupt cessation of hostilities on SPORTS, CHURCHES, Result of Survey Discloses Largest Construction Pro­ quarters early this morning Washington, Nov. 27^—(AP)— A China’s civil, war fronts in Honan regulation to compel aliens working after a general alarm had been broadcast throughout the state and Hupeh provinces was disclosed ON HOLIDAY MENU gram for Any Single Industry in the Country— Over in U. S. to reside in this country in­ declared, according to police, today in a grist of dispatches, some stead of living in Canac^a or Mexico that he knew he struck his of which hinted that the war har- a Score of Representatives Gather at White House is under consideration by the Labor wife but “had to protect” an­ rassed Nationalist government had Deoartment. other woman who was riding The proposed regulation would paid its enemies for the truce. “Extree! White House breaks off diplomatic relations with turks!” Crowd Turkey Hard for with him. tyr.Tr. HnnUnw qaid fie-ht...... These two proud gobblers weren’t kware that their hours were num- Parley— Their Report Adds Greatly to Grand Total impose a $10 visa and an $8 head He was locked up pending in^’brtween the rebelliourKuomin- bered when this picture was taken, but shortly afterward they were to tax on each alien for every trip the filing of charges against c h ^ or “People’s Army” and N a -' grace the Thanksgiving dinner table at the Presidential manison in Wash- First Place on Local made into the United States from him today. Reported Since First Business Conference Was> Held. either Canada or Mexico. tio^ist troops had stopped with a i ington. George Akerson, secretary to President Hoover, is shown, cen- Mrs. Couture was not seri­ suddenneL that tSik a^f observers ter, receiving the two big birds that were a present to the Chief Executive It would affect several thousand ously injured. After first aid Thanksgiving Menu. aliens along the Canadian and Mex­ by sS?Jrise, S h ou ^ h it had been and Mrs. Hoover from the 4-H Club and business men of Duluth, Minn, t- treatment she was removed to Washington, Nov. 27.— (AP) — ing; increased density of popula­ ican borders who are employed in her home in a police automo­ known that negotiations were going the United States but who live with on between the factional leaders. President Hoover was informed to tion, and use where large apart­ their families in Canada or Mexico bile. Sport attractions and church ser- I ^^y representatives of the public ment houses supplant single fam­ Plans Changes. ily dwellings. Expansion is further where living conditions were said to vices will be side dishes on the bill | corporations that those or- be cheaper. Chiang Kai Shek president of the stimulated by the growing popular Many Aliens Nationalist government and head of Quiet Thanksgiving of fare featuring King Turkey, ! ganizations would spend approxi- recognition of gaseous fuel advan­ It was said at the Labor Depart­ TRAIN HITS AUTO its military forces returned today to will in all probability play_ second j^j^j-giy $1,500,000,000 in improve- tages and by the research that de­ ment that in the Detroit area alone Nanking with a purported program fiddle to the latter in the favor of ment and expansion programs dur­ velops better utilization. 6,736 aliens admitted to the United of “sweeping changes” which is ex­ At The White House the townsp,eople of Manchester to­ ing the coming year. “In the natural gas branch of the States have gone back to Canada to FOUR YOUTHS DIE pected to give his late enemies the morrow—Thanksgiving Day. This information was conveyed on industry, the existence of vast establish their residence. Kuominchun, a measure of recog­ Church Services the basis of a survey made at a known reserves, coupled with large In the Detroit area, it was nition. Special services will be held in meeting of the utilities representa­ increases in producUon, is making Simultaneously the “People’s Washington, Nov. 27.— (AP) — < domesticated and wild turkeys, learned, the percentage of aliens nine churches at some time tomor­ tive yesterday in New York City. long distance transmission econom­ working in the United States and Army” was reported to be evacuat­ Thanksgiving will be observed at along with “ the trimmings” found row and three churches will observe services this I It indicated probably the largest ically practicable to a degree not living in Canada has increased sub­ Three CoQege Students Iden­ ing both Honan and Hupeh. Na­ the White House tomorrow in a on the board of most American Thanksgiving with anticipated a few years ago. De­ homes. Mr. Hoover will'have no evemuK, -cue ___ _ and North | construction program for any smgle stantially since the opening of the tionalist troops which had been quiet old fashioned way. evening, *the South velopments along this line will un­ fighting the Kuominchun were said | business engagement Thursday and Methodist joining in a union service | industry m the country and added Ambassador bridge at Detroit. In the morning President and doubtedly continue for many This makes it possible for the to be withdrawing also, many of with all government departments at the former church at which Rev. enormously to the grand total r. a re­rr.- tified — One Lives In Mrs. Hoover will attend church ser­ years. workmfen to live in Canada and them heading for Kwangtung vices and then will spend the bal­ his executive office will be closed. ported to the president of the series F. W. Gray of Burnside will be the Forecast Approved reach their places of employment province to resist another revolu­ ance of the day with a few friends. The two sons of the' President speaker, at 7:30 o’clock and the of recent business conferences at the “These and collateral facts, in the United States quicker than if Bridgeport, Conn. tionary movement aimed against In the evening the handsome will not be with their parents so Church of the Nazarene holding a White House. trends, and factors have been co­ they lived in the suburbs of De­ Canton. mahogany table in the state dining that note of the family atmosphere service at the same hour with Rev. j ^ Many at Parley. ordinated with obvious necessities, troit. , , Paid to Quit. room will be filled with both will be missing. E. T. French in the pulpit. More than a scor,e of representa­ j in estimating the construction re­ In addition, the proposed rule Canton, N. Y., Nov. 27.— ( A P I - Sports tives of utilities companies gathered Japanese dispatches to Shanghai quirements of the industry for would affect a large number of from Hankow, quoting sources An unusual number of athletic i at the White House for a conference Four yoimg men, believed to be St. 1930. The net results, as summed workmen at Niagara Falls, Buffalo, usually well inforijoed asserted re­ contests are scheduled for tomorrow | with the chief executive. Three Lawrence University students en- up in the first sentence of this along the Vermont and Maine bord­ ports had been widely circulated and the sports menu includes run- j separate reports were submitted, ers and at El Paso on the M e x ico route for the Thanksgiving holi­ that the Nationalists had, bribed the CHARGES SLANDER, STUDENT AT YALE ning, football and basketball events, | one by the electric light and powi.r statement, have been reviewed by border. Other localities also would day, were killed at the Gouverneur Kuominchun to cease fighting. namely the five mile run, two foot- | group; another by the representa- officers of the larger gas producing be affected to a lesser extent. This report said it was generally ball and two basketball games. | tives of the larger gas companies and distributing companies, assem­ crossing near here today when their bled for that purpose at American automobile was struck by a New i believed Chiang Kai Shek during his SUES FOR $2,000 COMMITS SUICIDE Lutheran Union I and the third was spokesman for the I recent, trip to Honan had succeeded Chief among the services on i street railway industry. Gas Association ‘heaSquarters in York Central railroad train on the ^ yen Hal Shan, governor of Thanksgiving Day, to all of which : Matthew S. Sloan, president of the New Y"ork yesterday, and have HOUSE COMMIHEES St. Lawrence division Shansi province in bribing General ther general public are cordially in- | National Electric Light AssoCiaUen. been approved as a reasonable fore­ cast. Connecticut Youth ‘ Feng Yu-Hsiang, head or the vited, is the union service of the this statement through the Kuominchun, to withdraw his troops North St. Woman Asks Com­ Florida Youth Had Been in Lutheran churches of Manchester “The customer contacts and day- Three of the dead were identified White House: FACING SHAKE-UP in return for ten million Mexican at the Swedish Lutheran church at “The electric light and power, to-day experiences c f the com­ as follows: dollars ($,000,0()0) after which Feng 10 o’clock in the naomlng.. Rev. pany’s representatives in the con­ Nelson P. Lobell, \^ctor, N. Y., pensation for Utterances Poor Health, His Room­ manufactured and natural gas, a:ic] and Yen had agreed to cease hos­ Hugo Stechholz of the Zion Luth­ electric railway utilities contemplate ference reflect no disturbing junior at St. Lawrence. tilities. eran church will be the speaker. A , expenditure of $1,400,000,000 change in business conditions or Raymond J. Beardslee, New Ber­ of Other North Entler. mates Say. special honday program will be pre-I construction trends. They suggest no reason at Republicans in Congress to lin, N. J., transferred from Colgate sented by the choir and it is ^^pect- | expansion of facilities, an i.i- this time for curtailing the con­ University. •ed that Luther Franzen, son of Rev. ^ _ ^ templated expenditures for the con­ W. B. Anderson, 290 LynwooQ HARTFORD MAN'S BODY crease over the corresponding ex- and Mrs. Carl S. Franzen of Hamlin penditures for 1929 of $110,000,000, struction and extension of gas Strengthen Their Posi­ avenue, Bridgeport, Conn. A suit for $2,000 was filed yester­ New Haven, Nov. 27.— (AP) street, will sing several tenor solos. service facilities. On the contrary, In addition to this amount they Identifications of the first two day afternoon against Franceska Marshall Taylor, a sophomore It is believed that he will be home IS FOUND AT WILSON will spend to maintain existing it is conceivable that cheaper were made by friends who viewed Opalach of Manchester by Katherine Yale College whose home was from Davenport, Iowa for the ser­ money, as predicted by many fore­ tion; Have 102 Majority. properties $410,000,000.” the bodies. Richard W. Ellsworth, vice. The three churches combining casters in economics, might accel­ Hurkala, also of Manchester, charg- Jacksonville, Fla., was found dead Making a further statement on secretary of St. Lawrence Univer­ for the service are the Swedish erate construction especially on the Drowned in River Yesterday I ing slander. There are three .speci- in his bed today, a suicide. behalf of the light association, Mr. sity, said he believed the third Lutheran, Zion Lutheran, and Con­ natural gas side of the industry.” Washington, Nov. 27.—(AP)— student was the Anderson boy but Afternoon When Canoe U p -1 fic counts given the first being Taylor’s roommates upon finding Sloan said to the president: alleged to have been spoken on Oc- cordia Lutheran. ' Report on Railways The overwhelming' Republican ma­ was unable to offer any clue to the the body sent for Dr. M. M. Scar- “The electric light and power util- sets— Friend Saved. tober 1 in the presence of a number At the Center church a short, in- | J. W. Shaimahan, of Omaha, jority of 102 in the House forecast identity of the fourth victim. 1 formal service held annually, will i ity companies of the country, co,i- ' of men. Words to the effect that brough who IS also medical ex- made the following statement for a general shake-up in most of the be observed at 7:30 o’clock in the [template an expenditure during 19.')0 Minister’s Son Hartford, Nov. 27.— (AP)—The the plaintiff was unchaste and that | aminer, but Medical assistance was the electric railways of the coun­ committee memberships that will morning with Rev. Watson Wood- ' of $865,000,000 for expansion of strengthen the Republican and It was not known definitely body^of Fra^^^^^ar^any^^o inn! for money considerations had im- needed as death had come some try: and Mrs. Frank Tarkany of 100 ruff speaking a few words. It will be i their facilities, an increase of $65.- weaken the Democratic representa- whether the youths were in their proper relations with several men, time before. The medical examiner “A canvas^ of the electric rail­ own automobile or had been given Monroe street, who was drowned in also alleged to have been uttered. held in the Masonic Temple. • 000,000 for corresponding expendi- way companies of the United tion. the Connecticut river yesterday reported the death to Deputy Cor­ The Swedish Congregational | ture for 1929. This does not include Republican leaders have Indicated a ride in hitch-hike fashion. The second clause denies this and oner J. J. Corrigan who called for a States, comprising street cars, rap­ Rev. afternoon when the canoe in which •church will hold a service, taking j expenditures for maintenance, to Representative Gamer of Texas, Lobell was the son of the i the third asserts that the utterances medical report but official finding id transit, interurban and bus lines, he was riding tipped over, was re­ up a special Thanksgiving offering, | “The programs provided for ex- the mino' Ity leader, that they desire Nelson L. Lobell, one time mis­ have resulted in $2,000 damage to was withheld at the time, although handling approximately one-sixth covered at 11:10 this morning by at 7:30 o’clock in the evening. pansion and development in all seo- to increase their membership on sionary in Japan. the plaintiff. Judge Raymond A. the police gave the information that billion passengers annually, indi­ the minority leader, that they de­ The accident occurred at the Frank Luckingham at a pomt m ; plaintiff’s attorney St. Mary’s Episcopal church will , tions of the United States, cated that 97 per cent of the execu­ death has been due to a quick acting celebrate Holy Communion at 8 | Increased Demand, sire to increase their membership Gouverneur street crossing in Can­ the river opposite the end ] and her bro .her-in-law is the se- poison a few grains of which were tives responding to our inquiry do son avenue, in Wilson. Tarkanj^ | bond, i o'clock in the morniDg, in the only ••■pbe electric utilities must main- on the major committees of 21 mem­ ton. j'found on a sofa pillow, j not anticipate that the present who was 23 years old, had started | property on Union street has service in the church tomorrow. : j^bi themselves in a position to meet bers from 13 to 14. This would re­ i In Poor Health. stock market situation will affect duce the Democrats from 8 to 7 and to paddle across the river with John | attached by Deputy Sheriff The Salvation Army will conduct j increasing demands for service as their capital and maintenance ex­ Taylor is understood to have been would necessitate the transfer of Bridgeport, Nov. 27.— (A P )— Sokale of 156 South Whitney street, I j.jgj.bert Bissell and was received for i a Thanksgiving service in th e! develop, and they, therefore. penditures during the coming year. ^ Wheeler B. Anderson killed in Can­ with whom he had planned an , yesterday afternoon. The j in poor health of late as he had told Citadel from 10 o’clock to eleven, in j their construction well in ad- several to other committees. “This survey, made at the sug­ ton today, is the son of Mr. and afternoon of hunting or target prac- jg made returnable to the Janu- ' his roommates and close friends he Ihe morning. A street meeting will | ya,nce. Majority of 102. j gestion of Paul Shoup, president of Mrs. Clarence D. Anderson of this tice with a new rifle the pair had i j-bg court of Common was not feeling well and the past be held at 7:30 o’clock tonight in , “The plans for 1930 are comple*-- The Repulilican majority was in­ the American Electric Railway As­ creased by the 1928 elections from city, and nephew of Percy P. Ander­ bought. , Sokale saved himself by | pjgg^g gf this county, few days had complained of being i place of the i^egular Thursday eve- i commitments have alceac;y son, real estate agent here. He was swimming ashore. Medical Examin- ______overtired. His roommates were Ed- uing service. ' sociation. who is unfortunately un­ 34 in the Seventieth Congress to ! been entered into, and many con­ able to attend' this conference, due 102 inlu theLiic Seventy-first.__ The - ______House ^ freshman at St. Lawrence Uni- ward B. Smith, Lake Foregt, Ills., Both Catholic churches, St. i tracts for equipment and material membership"or4l5rhas 26rR‘epub- [ versity, having been graduated from nounced death due to accidental and J. R. Walker of DenveY, Colo. James s and St. Bridgets, will cele- ; placed. Careful consider- to his presence on the Pacific iMRS. DORAN INTRODUCES coast, indicates that this industry, Means, 165 Democrats, one Farmer Dean^ Academy, Franklin, Mass., dro'wning. It had been customary for Taylor brate mass in the ra^nii^. SL existing conditions has jus- -1 which during 1929 is spending ap­ Labor, and two vacancies. I last June. . , , ^ ^ j who was a light sleeper to awaken Jarnes s two services will be ! tified this expansion in anticipation When the regular session begins | It is beMeved that Anderson was | V l l l i r COCKTAIL FOR LUNCHEON Smith, but this morning the latter proximately $1,000,000 a day for on Monday, only five committees ; on his way to Ithaca. N. Y to ^ en d , M V was up first and shook Taylor to lr°dgeS There^will be but one ! the growing requirements of i.a- maintenance, betterments and ex­ organized in the special session, will the holiday with his sister. Marv. I f f iu w u awaken him. It was then noticed he ,„as3, that at 7:30 o'clock ,a toe -u J y „ *0^^^ pansions, expects to maintain this be functioning. The remainder will j who is attending school there, Wife of Dry Director, How­ was apparently lifeless, and Dr. morning. rate of expenditure during 1930. ice.” be organized later in the week after i • ever, Explains That Concoc- Scarborough was called The Sports Program “At a meeting .held at the asso­ Washington, Nov. 27— (AP)— A B. J. Mullaney, president of the ciation’s headquarters in New York the Republicans and Democrats have tion Does Not Inebriate. Spoke in sleep. The principal feature in the final valuation on the New York ■ American Gas Association, on behalf on November 26, 1929, representa­ selected their committee slates, and Central Railroad of $1,578,206,614 sports program will be the third DENISON POSTS BAIL Walker said he was awakened annual five mile cross coimtry run of that organization said: submitted them to the House. In was placed today by the Interstate tive executives of companies oper­ Washington, Nov. 27.— (AP.)—A I (juring the night by Taylor talking under the direction of the Recrea- , “The American Gas Association ating in various parts of the coun­ them the changes will be made. Commerce Commission as of June cocktail, described as one “ that as he thought, in his sleep and he j tion Centers in which about 40 statistical department estimates try expressed their confidence in With approximately 130 vacancies 30, 1915. 1919. satisfies and does not inebriate,” j arose and shook Taylor who then ahletes from various parts of the | that expenditures for construction the business outlook and their de­ to be filled by both sides, scores of Washington, Nov. 27.—(AP) — This tentative final valuation for has been introduced to Washington j quieted down. changes are expected. Many mem­ Representative Edward Everett rate making purposes which later state will compete. The race starts [ by the manufactured and natural sire to co-operate with President dry circles atf a W. C. T. U. meet-1 Dean C. E. Mendell of the college in front of the High school on Main ; gas industry of the United Staites in Hoover in every possible w&y in bers have expressed a de.sire for Denison of Illinois, recently Indict- will be brought down to date by ing by Mrs. James M. Doran, wife i being informed of the death or- changed assignments, while others' street at 11 o’clock in the morning 11930 will aggregate approximately his efforts to stabilize and insure of the commissioner of prohibition, ^ered that the dormitory room in are entitled to be elevated to more ed on a charge of illegal possession j the “ ^ ^ W n g cLpft^^^^ j and the finish 'will be at the same $425,000,000, an increase of about the continued progress and best de­ Mrs. Doran in introducing the | Bingham Hall be closed for the important bodies through seniority , of liquor, appeared today before a Seventy railroads comprising the point about a half an hour later. 6 per cent over the corresponding velopment of business. Analysis of beverage, non-alcoholic, of course, j present. Taylor’s body was re­ and demonstrated ability to handle in the District of Columbia New York Central system are in­ There will also be a footbal' game expenditure in 1929. An additional the transportatiod situation in a j said the recipe was obtained from a moved to an undertaker to await volved in the valuation. in the" morning. Manchester High $50,000,000 will be expended to number of large cities indicates specific legislation. | g^pi-eme Court and posted bail of railway chief and that she planned the arrival of Dr. Marshall H. Tay- j will tackle its Alumni in the final maintain existing service facilities. that as progress is made in bring­ ~ '$500. to include it in a volume she in-1 lor, of Jacksonville, Fla., the stu- John Lasme, Denison’s forme- t r e a s u r y b a l a n c e game of the season at the West Side Construction Estimates. ing about better public under­ tended to publish under th.e title,! dent’s father. Playgrounds starting promptly at “’The construction estimate is bas­ secretary, who was jointly indicted “A Book of Juices.” Taylor prepared for Yale at Hill standing of the economic problems CRAZY OPERATOR SENT Washington, Nov. 27.—(AP) — I 10 o'clock. In the afternoon the ed primarily upon budget pro-visions with him, has not yet given ball. At the meeting, that of the [ School. Pottstown, Pa., and while in involved, improvement in credit District Attorney Rover saM today Treasury balance receipts Nov. 25, town champion Cubs will journey to, already formulated for 1930 by will permit considerable increases Mount Pleasant Chapter of the W. j Yale had been doing newspaper Meriden to meet the Falcons at St. WILD WIRELESS CALLS he was investigating a repoit tha*^ were $6,297,709.65'. expenditures correspondence in addition to his companies representing the major in capital expenditures to be made $5,970,632.18; balance $129,616,- C. T. U. yesterday, Mrs. John Sip- Stanislaus Field at 2:15. In the eve- | part of gas production and distri­ for the expansion of facilities.” a mistake in identity had been made pel, president of the Generafi Fed­ regular work. Friends say he had in indicting Layne. 890.82. exhibited signs of extreme nervous­ bution in the United States. The eration of Women’s Clubs, said she (Continued on Page Three.) ness of late. conclusions thus indicated have been GOV. TRUMBULL’S REPLY Warships Answer Them and had traveled over the country 'with' checked against the factual experi­ Hartford, Nov. 27.—(AP.)—Gov­ Find Man Thinks There is out seeing an intoxicated person, ence of the industry for many years, ernor Trumbull has sent the fol­ or being offered a drink. Plot to Poison Him. as well as against current observa­ lowing telegram to President Hoo­ Miss Jessie Dell, of the Civil tion and information and have been ver regarding the expediting of Slayers Show Victim *s Body Service Commission, had more en­ correspondingly strengthened. public works in an effort to stabil­ couraging news for the drys. She Britain Willing To Help Marseilles, France, Nov. 27.— “ Gas industry growth, while un­ said politics and graft have largely ize business: (A P )—The captain of the British spectacular, has been marked and The President of the United States, To Terrorize Community been eliminated from prohibition freighter Baron Elcho, from which steady, for upwards of 20 years. The The White House, enforcement. Peace Move In Manchuria alarming wireless messages had latter part of the period h£is been its Washing(ton, D. C. been received last week, arrived time of most rapid gain. Complete Connecticut will co-operate to the here today and said he had been in Wagoner, Okla., Nov. 27.— (A P) .sthat "everybody had better mind RUN ON BANK London, Nov. .— (AP)—Great«decessor at the foreign office, that .statistical reports for nine months, fullest extent in your endeavor to entire ignorance of the whole af­ 27 —’Two men are under arrest here in against the two , , J ^ Communications had passed b e - ___and______covering upwards ofi 85 pe give strength to the present eco­ fair imtil a British destroyer came connection with an attempt by two charge of attack on his Woonsocket, Nov. 27.—(AP)—A Britain Is prepared to p P ® tween the American and British cent, of the output, indicate that the nomic situation. I am in hearty ac­ alongside 200 miles off Messine. run on the Woonsocket Institution “hard boiled” men of the Hellh Bend daughter but withdrew it before his with other powers in joint action to governments with reference to the total output for 1929 should be cord with your prog^ram and will An officer came aboard the ves­ of Savings which began yesterday bring the Russo-Chinese dispute in possibility of joint action in Man- sel and demanded: “What’s going on district of Wagoner county to ter- death. continued today. About fifty de­ about nine per cent, ahead of the lend every assistance insofar as I rorize an entire community by W. W. Hadley,, father of David Manchuria to a peaceful termina- churia. The question had been dis- am able. here?” I positors were waiting in line at the 1928 total.” ’ Tbe captain assured him every- carrying from door to door the body Hadley, who is sought for questlon- opening this morning. All depositors tion, if such action is askod. > cussed in the early days of Novem- "Construction programs have to The state budget pro'vldes for a thlnjr ■was quiet and then only of an aged Cherokee preacher they ing in connection with tne Killing, were paid on application. Foreign Secretary Arthur Hender- her. anticipate this growth as well as total expenditure of approximately had kUled. was arrested last night. The aged learned of the wild wireless calls for A large amount of cash was son made this reply to a questtoner “I think that since then no fur- provide for the consequences of $5,500,000. This amount ia exclu­ Residents of the district, although preacher’s body was ® JA® in the House of Commons today. He ther communication has been re­ hel*»- brought' here during the night to new trendg and changing condi­ sively fof new buildingfs to he con­ The wireless operator was taken plainly under the influence of the Elder Hadley’s home Sunday night, replenish the bank’s ready currency. said he would consider whether ceived, but I think a communicaUon tions, 'such as more and more large structed within the next twelve- off by the destroyer when Mt was fear the two community bullies in- j ' Bud Conley, said to have been Two local banks renewed offers Great Britain should take the Initia- hasSotTergover^menl come thrcnigh a and telegram ff joint from ac- volume industrial use of I s ; ac-] month period, part of which'is al' determined that he was suffering tended to inspire, told officers they j Hadley’s compahion on the trip of tlve with the other powers. terrorization, was arrested yester made yesterday , to purchase all de­ tion can be taken we are prepared celerated use for additional domes------from illusions that he was being were summoned to their doors Siui- institution at Mr. Henderson told Sir Austen ^ * tic purposes, including house-heat-. (Continued on Page Three.), day to be shown the body of Jack da'v morning and charged with the posit books of the J Chamberlain, his Conservative pre- to participate poisoned and the Baron E’cho mwder. value ce^ed. Batt, Cherokee nreacher. end- told THE WEATHER Forecast by U. S. Weather Rnrenu. Hartford. ■VET PRESS RUN AVDIACTDAIUY CIRCUIATION Conn. S tate L ib r a r y — C om p. Cloiidy tooii^t and Thursday; iar tite Month of October, 1929 probaUy Ksht raia tonight; eoldw 5 , 5 2 2 Thursday. 0 t the AwHt •* Ctrr»J*tto»» PRICE rUI^EE CENTS f o u r t e e n p a g e s ^U T H MATfCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, NOYEMBER 27, 1929. (tSassieed AdrcrtisiJig on Page IS) YOL. XU Y., n o . 50. Talking Torkey at the White House UmmESW ILL SPEND WOULD GOMP -v«cyw-

Married Man With ^ t h » c CBINAENDi a l ie n WORKERS Womdii in Auto Hits H^| Wife—He Has to Skip But is i OVER BILUON IN YEAR BRffiEBINTQ), — • - TOUVEBERE Canght. ------\ ProTidiaice. B. I-. (AP.)—^Aline Couture. 3^ «• Japaiese R^ort Says Na- NOHERMDTOHWROW Many R e ^ 'n (^aada or’ Riveisde. faces all kinds of le­ LEADERS INFORM gal and domestic eitangle- There vriD be no i^ne ments today, following » ^ tioiialist General Paid! of The Herald Tomorrow, Mexico Becasse livii^ is and run accident last mght m 0 East Providence, in which the Thanfc^ving Day. automolrile he was driving "Peon’s Anny” Five THE PRESIDENT C on^era])ly Qieaper in struck his own ^e, M^ Leda Couture, 33, and left her Millions to Stop R ating. lying on the roadway- Those Countries. Couture, who surrendered to SPORTS, CHURCHES, o f Survey D isdoses Largest CoBStraetkm Pn»- Elast Providence police heM- Abrupt cessation of hostihties on | Washington, Nov. 27—(AP) A , quarters early this m oi^g China’s civil, war fronts in Honan | after a g^eneral alarm had been gram for Any Sagle Indnstry in the Conntry— Over regulation to compel aliens working | broadcast throughout the stote and Hupeh provinces was disclosed | ON HOLIDAY MENU in U. S. to reside in this country in- i declared, according to pohee, today in a grist of dispatches, some j a Score of Representatives Gather at While House stead of living in Canada or Mexico ^ that he knew he struck, his of which hinted that the war bar- t is tmder consideration by the Labor , wife but “had to protect m - other woman who was ndmg rassed Nationalist j «Extree’ White House breaks off diplomatic relations with turksl” Crowd Turkey Hard for Deoartment. ' paid its enemies for the truce. . gobblers weren't aware that their hours were num- P jfley — Xheir Report Adds Greatly to Grand Total The proposed regulation •would with him. impose a $10 visa and an $8 head , He was locked up pending Advices from Hankow said fig h t-! - thisVeture was taken, but shortly afterward they were to First Place on Local tax on each alien for every trip | the filing of charges agamst ing between the rebeUious Kuomm- oe Thanks^ving dinner table at the Presidential manison in Wash- Reported Since first Business Conference Was Held. made into the United States from chun or “People’s A r°iy’’ and Na-| secretary to President Hoover, is shown, cen- him today. tionalist troops had stopped with a either Canada or Mexico. Mrs. Couture was not sen- tePreceivSTg two big birds that were a present to tiie Chief Executive suddenness that took all observers Thanksgiving Menu. It would affect several thousand ously injured. After first aid and Mrs. Hoover from the 4-H a u b and business men of Duluth, Minn. Washington, Nov. 27.—(A P )- ing: increased density of popula­ aliens along the Canadian and Mex­ by surprise, although it had been tion, and use where large apart­ treatment she vras removed to known that negotiations were going “ I President Hoover was inform^ to-' ican borders who are employed m her home in a police automo­ ment houses supplant single fam­ on between the factional leaders. Sport attractions and church ser-1 |jy representatives of the public the United States but who live with bile. ily dwellings. Expansion ts further their families in Canada or Mexico Plans Changes. vices will be side dishes on the bill j umity corporations that those or- stimulated by the growing popular where living conditions were said to ' Chiang Kai Shek president of the of fare featuring King Turkey, and i ganj^ations would spend appro.'ci- recognition of gaseous fuel advan­ be cheaper. Nationalist government and head of Quiet Thanksgiving tages and by the research that de­ Many Aliens will in all probability play second ; $1^500,000,000 in improve- its military forces returned today to i fiddle to the latter in the favor of j expansion programs dut- velops better utilization. It was said at the Labor Depart­ TRAIN UTS A in o Nanking with a purported program | “In the natural gas branch of the ment that in the Detroit area alone the townspeople of Manchester to- j coming year, of “sweeping changes” which is ex- industry, the existence of vast 6 736 aliens admitted to the United At The White House morrow—Thanksgiving Day. | information was conveyed on pected to give his late enemies the Church Services j ^ survey made at a known reserves, coupled with large States have gone back to Canada to FOUR YOUTHS DIE Kuominchun, a measure of recog- establish their residence. Special services will be “eld m ^ utilities representa- increases in production, is making nine churches at some time ^m or- yesterday in New York Oity. long distance transmission econom­ In the Detroit area, it Simultaneously the Peoples Washington, Nov. 27.— (AP) — « domesticated and wild turkeys. learned, the percentage of aliens Thanksgiving will be observed at along with “the trimmings found row and three churches will observe j indicated probably the largest ically practicable to a degree hot Army” was reported to be evacuat­ anticipated a few years ago. De­ working in th^e United States and ing both Honan and Hupeh. Na­ the White House tomorrow in a on the board of most American Thanksgiving .. ®"^J®®No^th' construction program for any single living in Canada has increased sub­ Three College Students Iden quiet old fashioned way. ' i homes. Mr. Hoover ^11 have no evening, 'tnethe Southaouui and J^^ortn, , i jnjjustrv in the noimtrvcountry and added velopments along this line will un­ stantially since the opming of the tionalist troops which had been doubtedly continue for many fighting the Kuominchun were said In the morning President and business engagement Thursday and Methodist enormoLly to the grand total re- at the former church at whicn ecv. president of the senss years. Ambassador bridge at .. , to be withdrawing also, many of Mrs Hoover wdll attend church ser- : with all government departments This makes it possible for the tified — One Lives In vices and then will spend the bal- , his executive office will be closed, Forecast Approved workmen to live in Canada and ^ them heading for Kwangtung r p e S e n t 1 ;?o“ ' S ^ = « Se — ces at tt.e “These and collateral facts, province to resist another revolu­ ance of the day with a few friends. | The two sons of the- President reach their places of ! In the evening the handsome will not be with their parents so Church of the Nazarene holding a White House, trends, and factors have been co­ in the United States quicker than if Bridgeport, Conn. tionary movement aimed against service at the same hour virith Rev. ^ Many at Parley. mahogany table in the state dining that note of the famUy atmosphere More than a score of representa- ordinated with ob'vio.us necessities, they lived in the suburbs of De- j Canton. in estimating the constructfon re­ Paid to Quit. room will be filled with both will be missing. E. T. French companies gathered quirements of the industry for ^""in’ addition, the proposed rule Canton, N. Y., Nov. 27.— ( A P I - Japanese dispatches to Shanghai An unusual number of athletic at the White House tor a conference 1930. The net results, as summed would affect a large number of from Hankow, quoting sources Four young men, believed to be St. | — asserted re contests are scheduled for tomorrow with the chief executive. Thre. up in the first sentence of this workmen at Niagara Falls, Buff^o, 2 d the sports menu includes run-| separate reports were submitted, Lawrence University students en | ^g ^g^j pggn widely circulated statement, have been reviewed by along the Vermont and Maine bord­ STUDENT AT YALE nine football and basketball events, i one by the electric light and powt r officers of the larger gas producing ers and at El Paso on the M e x ico route for the Thanksgiving holi- Nationalists had. bribed the CHARGES SLANDER, namdv the five mile run, two foot- 1 group; another by the representa- border. Other localities also would and distributing companies, assem­ day were killed at the Gouverneur Kuominchun to cease fighting, baU and two basketball games. 1 tives of the larger gas companies bled for ^at purpose at American be affected to a lesser extent. crossine near here today when their This report said it was general y COMMITS SUICIDE Lutheran Union 1 and the third was spokesman for the Gas Association •heaSquarters in automobile was struck by a New , beUevedJhia^^^^^ SUES FOR $2,000 Chief among the services on i street railway industry. New York yesterday, and have Thanksgiving Day, to all of which , Matthew S. Sloan, president of the been approved as a reasonable fore­ York Central raUroad tram on the ^ ^j.Qggi^ yen Hai Shan, governor of the general public are cordially in- ; National Electric Light Association. St. Lawrence division. Shansi province in bribing General cast. HOUSE COMMITTEES vited, is the union service of th e '.I issued > — this statement— ------^ through tv,oth*; "The customer contacts and day- YonU. j North St. Woman Asks Com­ Florida Youth Had Been in Lutheran churches of Manchester White House: to-day experiences qf the com­ at the Swedish Lutheran church at “The electric light and power, Three of the dead were identified ; j-e^um for ten million Mexican pany’s representatives in the con­ FACING SHAKE-UP 10 ______o’clock _in the morning.. . - Rev. manufactured and natural gas, a:id ference reflect no disturbing as follows: dollars ($,000,060) after which Feng; pensation for Utterances Poor Health, His Room­ Hugo Stechholz of the Zion Luth- gigoj-j-jQ railway utilities contemplate Nelson P. LobeU, Victor, N. Y., and Yen had agreed to cease hos- j change in business conditions or eran church will be the speaker. A j expenditure of $1,400,000,000 trends. They suggest no reason at junior at St. Lawrence. tilities. . j special honday program will be pre- j ^930 for new construction Raymond J. Beardslee, New Ber­ of Other North Ender. mates Say. sented by the choir and it is expect- 1 „ „ ., this -time for curtailing the con­ lin, N. J., transferred from Colgate and expansion of facilities, an 1.1- templated expenditures for the con­ Republicans in Congress to •ed that Luther Franzen, son of Rev. crease over the corresponding ex­ University. struction and extension of gas HARTFORD MAN’S BODY and Mrs. Carl S. Franzen of Hamlin penditures for 1929 of $110,000,000, W. B. Anderson, 290 Lynwood New Haven, Nov. 27.— (AP) service facilities. On the contrary, A suit for $2,000 was filed yester­ street, will sing several tenor solos. In addition to this amoimt they Strengthen Their Posi­ avenue, Bridgeport, Conn. Marshall Taylor, a sophomore in It is believed that he will be home it is conceivable that cheaper Identifications of the first two day afternoon against Franceska will spend to maintain existing from Davenport, Iowa for the ser- , £jgg $410,000,000.” money, as predicted by many fore­ were made by friends who viewed IS FOUND AT WILSON Opalach of Manchester by Katherine j Yale College whose home was in vice. The three churches comhin g ; g further statement on casters in economics, might accel­ tion; Have 102 Majority. the bodies. Richard W. Ellsworth, ; Hurkala, also of Manchester, charg- Jacksonville, Fla., was found dead are the Swedish; Making a erate construction especially on the for the service are uuc «o« | v,phalf oi the lisrht association Mr. secretary of St. Lawrence Univer- Yesterdav 1 ing slander. There are three speci- in his bed today, a suicide. Lutheran, Zion Lutheran, and Con-| henair or ^tne natural gas side of the industry.” sity, said he believed the third | Drowned m RtvCr Sloan said to the president: Report on Railways AftTrmon When Canoe Up- i fic^comts P ™ /;, Taylor’s roommates upon finding cordia Lutheran. Washington, Nov. 27.— (AP) student was the Anderson boy but j “The electric light and power util- J. W. Shannahan, of Omaha, , was imable to offer any clue to the | §0(3__ Friend Saved. the body sent for Dr. M. M. Scar­ At the center ^ | of the cointtry, con- The overwhelming Republican ma­ I tober 1 in the presence of a number formal service held made the following statement for identity of the fourth victim. | ------brough who is also medical ex­ jority of 102 in the House forecast 'o f men. Words to the effect that be observed at 7:30 o’clock in the ; template an expenditure during 19.>0 the electric railways of the coun­ a general shake-up in most of the Minister’s Son I Hartford, Nov. 27.— (A P )—The ] the plaintiff was unchaste and that aminer, but Medical assistance was morning with Rev. Watson Wood- : of $865,000,000 for expansion of try: committee memberships that will definitely i body of Frank Tarkany,_son of Mn ^loney considerations had im- speaking a few words. It will be 1 their facilities, an increase of $(.0.- not known j not needed as death had come some 2ff “A canvas^ of the electric rail­ strengthen the Republican and| It was 1 were m Frank Tarkany of 100 : ^ j,g'jg^jQgg several men, time before. The medical examiner h e fd ? n the Masonic Temple. - 000,000 for corresponding expendi- way companies of the United weaken the Democratic representa- ______o--- -- reported the death to Deputy Cor- The Swedish Congregational ■ ture for 1929. This does not include States, comprising street cars, rap­ own automobile or had been P ” ' " | "'o fn e ctlo rt'’ %r^^^ ^ 1The°, second clause denies this and oner J. J. Corrigan who called for ’a ■church will hold a service, taking ' expenditures for maintenance, id transit, interurban and bus lines, Republican leaders have indicated a ride in hitch-hike fashion. afternoon when the canoe in which the third asserts that the utterances jjiedical report but official finding Lobell was the son uf *be Rev. up a special Thanksgiving offering, i “The programs provided for ex- handling approximately one-sixth to Representative Gamer of Texas, he was riding tipped over, was have resulted in $2,000 damage to ^vas withheld at the time, although Nelson L. Lobell, one time mis­ at 7:30 o’clock in the evening. pansion and development in all seo- billion passengers aimually, indi­ the mino' Ity leader, that they desire covered at 11:10 this morning by the plaintiff. Judge Raymond A. police gave the information that St. Mary’s Episcopal church will , tions of the United States, cated that 97 per cent of the execu­ to increase their membership on sionary in Japan. Frank Luckingham at a point in Johnson is the plaintiff’s attorney ; ^eath has been due to a quick acting The accident occurred at the celebrate Holy Communion at 8 } Increased Demand, tives responding to our inquiry do the minority leader, that they de­ the river opposite the end of Wil­ and her brother-in-law is the se- | poison a few grains of which were Gouverneur street crossing in Can­ o'clock in the morning, in the only i “The electric utilities must main- not anticipate that the present sire to increase their membership son avenue, in Wilson. Tarkany, curity of the bond. j found on a sofa pillow. ton. service in the church tomorrow. ' tain themselves in a position to meet stock market situation will affect on the major committees of 21 mem­ who was 23 years old, had started Property on Union street has , Health- The Salvation Army will conduct ^ jnereasing demands for service us bers from 13 to 14. This would re­ their capital and maintenance ex­ 1 to paddle across the river with John ^ attached by Deputy .Sberiif , understood to have been a Thanksgiving service in tnethe '; fv,o„ develop,Hovptnn. and the;they, therefore, penditures during the coming year., duce the Democrats from 8 to 7 and Bridgeport, Nov. 27.— (AP)— Sokale of 156 South Whitney stree^ Herbert Bissell and ' in p o 2 health of late as he had told citadel from 10 o’clock to eleven in , their construction well in ad- would necessitate the transfer , 1 “This survey, made at the sug­ beeler B. Anderbon klUed to cab- with wbom be had efnra“ , --I'”?. 'STe Jalu! ‘ Ss'JoJmmates^nd close friends he ibe morning, A street meettog mil ; gestion of Paul Shoup, president of several to other committees. | wneeier son of Mr. and 1 afternoon of' hunting or target P^o- j j3 made returnable to the Jann ** ftf I toil todayt is une was not feeling well and the past be held at 7:30 o’clock tonight in : pjajig for 1930 are complet- the American Electric Railway As­ tice with a new rifle the pair had j g j . y fgj-m of the Court of Common place of the I'egular Thursday eve- i jgj.gg commitments have alreacly The RepuMrean: majority , Mrs. o r P e T c y bought. Sokale saved himself by j pjggg ^f f^is county. few days had complained of being sociation. who is unfortunately un­ overtired. His roommates were Ed- uing service. ; ^gen entered into, and many con- able to attend this conference, due creasea oy to tpaI pRtate assent h6r6., swimming ashore. Medical Examin­ in the Seventieth Congress to son, real estate agent here. He was w’ard B. Smith, Lake Forest, Ills., Both Catholic churches, St. : j.j.ggts for equipment and material to his presence on the Pacific er Aaron Pratt of Windsor pro­ James’s and St. Bridget’s, will cele- : placed. Careful consider- i5 2 -rn the Seventy-firsti The House | a fre^^ ^ - e n c « ^om nounced death due to accidental IMRS. DORAN INTRODUCES and J. R. Walker of Denve'r. Colo. coast, indicates that this industry, jLIt hadnavA been ______customary_ --for Taylor brate mass in the morning. At S t , g^jgg gf existing conditions has jus- w'hich during 1929 is spending ap- membership of 435, has Zbl^Kepuo , Franklin. Mass., drowning. S ^ r^ 5^ 22rats. one Farmer-| I^^cadem y, who was a light .sleeper to awaken ij James’s two services wmwill be ne “heM eiu at expansiong^pansion in anticipatik-nanticipatiA.n pro.ximately $1,000,000 a day for I 8 o’clock and at 9. o’clock. At St. 1 growing requirements of i.a- Labor, and two ■vacancies. . I j*. jg believed that Anderson was j ' c o c k t a il f o r lu n ch eo n Smith, but this rooming the latter ------maintenance, betterments and ex­ j Bridget's there will _ be but one powpr, and consumers Wbeb the regulsr ! J ‘i‘Vay was up first and shook Taylor to pansions, expects to maintain this on Monday, only five committees awaken him. It was then noticedjie 'mass,; mass, thattnat at 7:30 < luo 0 o clockciutn. mlu the (jcnerally ,g,i„ fg,.for increased electric serv­ the holiday with his sister, Mary, N. Y. CENTRAL’S VALUE rata of expenditure during 1930. Wife of Dry Director, How- > was apparently lifeless, and Dr. inorning. -f “At a meeting held at the asso­ will' who is a tt'e o d to g school there ever Explains That Concoc-: Scarborough was called, I The Sports Program ^ Mullaney, president of the ciation’s headquarters in New York Washington. Nov. 27— (AP)— A i The principal feature m the. J- be organized later in the week after j tion ’ Does Not Inebriate. , spoke m sleep ram wm be^ UiT third ' American Gas Association, on behali on November 26, 1929, representa­ the Republicans and Democrats have 1 final valuation on the New York ! ------o awakened i sports program wll tive executives of companies oper­ Central Railroad of $1,578,206,614 Walker said he was annual five mile cross country run of that organization said selected their committee slates, and , DENISON POSTS BAIL Washington, Nov. 27.-(AP.)-A' during'the night by Taylor talking : thrSecrea- i “The American Gas Association ating in various parts of the coun­ submitted them to the House. In ; was placed today by the Interstete Commerce Commission as of June cocktail described as one “ that gg thought, in his sleep and he | “ centers in which about 40 statistical department estimates try expressed their confidence in. them the changes will be made. | the business outlook and their de­ With approximately 130 vacancie.s ! 30. 1915, 1919. . satisfies’ and does not inebriate,” , arose and shook Taylor who then , various parts of the j that expenditures for Washington, Nov. 27.- (AP) — This tentative final valuation for has been introduced to Washington | quieted down. , ^ compete. The race starts by the "i^ufactured and natur^ sire to co-operate with President to be filled by both sides, scores of Hoover in every possible way in Representative Edward Everett j j-ate making purposes which later dry circles at* a W. C.------T. U. meet- ' j ^gan C. E. "Mendell ' ------of the------college front of the High school on Main ! gas industry of the Untied changes are expected. Many mem­ in his efforts to stabilize and insure expressed a de.sire for j Qf nunois, recently indict- ! will be brought down to date by ing by Mrs. James M. Doran, wife 1 ^eing informed of the death or- street at 11 o’clock in the morning 1930 will aggregate approximately bers have street at i t a $425,000,000, an increase of about the continued progress and best de­ changed assignments while others' ! the commission, includes $47,331, of the commissioner of prohibition.' ^ered that the dormitory room m and the finish will be at the same are'entitled to be elevated to more j ed on a charge of ! ggg for Working capital Mrs Doran in introducing the 1 Bingham Hall be closed for the point about a half an hour later. 6 per cent over the corresponding velopment of business. Analysis of rmpo'rtmit' bodies through seniority, of liquor, appeared today before a 1 “ “ seventy raUroads beverage, non-alcoholic, of course, | present. Taylor’s body was re­ There will also be a footbal' game expenditure in 1929. An additioutil the transportatioil situation to a number of large cities Indicates and" demonstrated . . , ability to handle I clerk, in the District ofua Columbia I . ____jg’evv’ York Central system are in said the recipe was obtained from a , moved to an ^^^g in the morning. Manchester High $50,000,000 will be expended to Supreme Court and posted bail of jvolved in the valuation railwav chief and that she planned the arrival of Dr. Marshall H. Tay will tackle its Alumni in the final maintain existing service facilities. that as progress is made in bring­ specific legislation. railway cniei ana _ ' lor. of Jacksonville, Fla., the stu- to include it in a volume she to of Jacksonville, game of the season at the West Side Construction Estimates. ing about better public under­ $500. , . .c t r e a s u r y BALANCE standing of the economic probleras John Layne, Denison s forme. tended to publish under toe title, dent’s father. Playgrounds starting promptly at “The construction estimate is bas­ Taylor prepared for Yale at HUi involved, improvement to credit secretary, who was jointly indicted “A Book of Juices.” 10 o’clock. In the afternoon the ed primarily upon budget provision.5 Washington, Nov. 27.—(AP) ^ School, Pottstown, Pa., and while in CRAZY OPERATOR SENT with him, has not yet given bail. At the meeting, that of toe town champion Cubs will journey to, already formulated for 1930 by will permit considerable increases Treasury balance receipts Nov. 25, Yale had been doing newspapy District Attorney Rover sa'.d today Mount Pleasant Chapter of the W. Meriden to meet the Falcons at St. companies representing the major in capital expenditures to be made were $6,297,709.65; expenditures correspondence to addition to his WILD WIRELESS CALLS he was investigating a repoit tha*^ C. T. U. yesterday, Mrs. John Sip- Stanislaus Field at 2:15. In the eve- part of gas production and distri­ for the expansion of facilities.” $5,970,632.18; balance $129,616, regular work. Friends say he had bution in the United States. The a mistake in identity had been made pel, president of toe Gener^ Fed­ exhibited signs of extreme nervous­ in indicting Layne. 890.82. eration of Women’s Clubs, said she (Continued on Page Three.) conclusions thus indicated have been GOV. TRUMBUIX’S REPLY had traveled over the country with­ ness of late. checked against the factual experi­ Hartford, Nov. 27.— (AP.)—Gov­ Warships Answer Them and out seeing an intoxicated person, ence of the industry for many years, ernor Trumbull has sent the fol­ Find Man Thinks There IS or being offered a drink. as well as against current observa­ lowing telegram to President Hoo­ ver regarding toe expediting of Plot to Poison Him. Miss Jessie Dell, of the Civil tion and information and have been Slay&Ts Show Victim *s Body Service Commission, had more en­ Britain Willing To Help correspondingly strengthened. public works in an effort to stabil­ couraging news for the drys. She “ Gas industry growth, while un­ ize business: Marseilles, France, Nov. 27.— said politics and graft have largely spectacular, has been marked and The President of the United States, __The captain of the British To Terrorize Community been eliminated from prohibition Peace Move In Manchuria steady, for upwards of 20 years. The The "White House, freighter Baron Elcho, from which enforcement. latter part of the period has been its Washington, D. C. alarming wireless messages had time of most rapid gain.^ Complete Connecticut will co-operate to toe been received last week, arrived Wagoner, Okla., Nov. 27.— (A P) .5.that “everybody had better mind RUN ON BANK .statistical reports for nine months, fullest extent in your endeavor to here today and said he had been in Lohdoh, Nov. and covering upwards 08 85 per give strength to the present eco­ —Two men are imder arrest here in filed against the two entire ignorance of the whole af­ Woonsocket, Nov. 27.—(AP)—A Britain is prepared to participate American and British cent, of toe output, indicate that the nomic situation. I am to hearty ac­ fair until a British destroyer came connection with nn attempt by two charge of attack on his run on the Woonsocket Institution with other powers to joint action to governments with reference to the total output for 1929 should be cord with your program and will lend every assistance insofar as I alongside 200 miles off Messine. **hard boiled’* men of the Hells Bend daughter but withdrew it before his of Savings which began yesterday bring the Russo-Chtoese dispute in possibility of joint action in Mm - about nine per cent, ahead of the An officer came aboard the ves­ continued today. About fifty 1928 total.” ' sun able. sel and di-manded: “What’s going on YXrcom m StoS “ y l"T 'w . Hadley,, father of David Manchuria to a peaceful tormina- churia. The state budget provides for a positors were waiting in line at the tion, if such action is asked. i yssea in tne eany uojro “Construction programs have to V|Ara?” carrjtogfrom door to door the b o d y Hadley, who *! opening this morning. All depositors anticipate this growth as well as total expenditure of approximately Tbe captain assured him every­ were paid on application. Foreira Seereto^ Arthur ‘ ''l think that atoce then no fur- provide for toe consequences of $5,500,000. This Samount is exclu­ thing was quiet and then o ^ y “had^ff 'wfa^rrerrS arfd A large amount of cash was sively fo f new buildings to be con­ learned of the wild wireless calls for new trends and changing condi­ Residents of the district, although preacher’s body was ^ brought’ here during the night to ‘°wS'th?r S ^edT uT T S “a tions, such as more and more large- structed within. toe next twelve- nlSlv iSide? toe Suence of the FUder Hadley’s home Sunday night replenish the bank’s ready currency. volume industrial use of |>s; ac­ month period, part of which' is al- ^*The wireless operator was taken feS^toe^wo c7 m im m lty bullies in-j ' Bud Conley, w id to have ^een .hitia- - -y rS ^ n l I S f X f - Two local banks renewed offers celerated use for additional domes­ off bv the destroyer when 'it was made yesterday______to- purchase de- 2 Austen tion can be taken we are prepared (Contomed on Page Three.). tended to inspire, told officers t o y terrorization, was arrested yester-y®ster tic purposes, including house-heat- determined that he was suffenng were summoned to their doors Sun­ institution j cinservative pre-' to participate.’’ day morning and charged with the from iUuSions that he day to be shown toe body of Jack ^isoned and the Baron E’ cho p ro ­ Batt, Cherokea nreacher. and- told murder. ceeded.

INTENTIONAL DUPE MANCHESTER EVJSNING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY", NOVEMBEI! ^7, 1929. rVAUB IW O Nat Cash Reg A ----- • **•••••? 78 As Corti Huskers Crowned Champ Nat D a ir y ...... 51% m FOKKER PLANE BELLS TO USHER IN Nat Pow and Light ...... 31% ’STUDENT FLYER Local Stocks Nev Cop ...... 29% ...... 176 CRASHES INTO HOUSE OBITUARY (Furniriied by Putnam & Go.) N Y Cent ...... : Sa l e OF XMAS SEALS N Y N H and Htfd ...... 110% KILLED BY FALL Central Bow> Hartford, Conn. Nor A m e r ...... 89% 1 P. M. 'Stocks. Pack Motors .. •.----- ...... 15% A t Least Three Persons Be­ Bank Stocks. Pan Am Pet B ...... 61 lieved to Be Aboard. Plane Children Not to Solicit for Westbury, N. Y., Nov. 27.— (AP) Bid Asked Par Fam Lasky ...... 49 Sets Fire to Residence. i; Educational Club Fund; DEATHS Penn 1 ...... 83 —James Pisani, 20, of Brooklyn, Bajikers Trust C o ----- 325 — Campaign by Mail Only. was fatally injured when the air­ Phil & Rdg C and Ir ...... 14 Roosevelt Field, N. Y., Nov. 27.^— City Bank and Trust . — 525 Pub Serv N J ...... 78 (AP)—A large four-motored Fok- Curtis M. Thrall plane he was piloting crashed near Cap Nat B&T ...... — 450 When you hear the church bells Curtis M. Thrall of North Main the police station here today. He Radio Corp ...... 33% ker monoplane, with, at least three Conn. River ...... ■^5 — Radio Keith ...... 16% persons on board, crashed, into a ringing at 10 o’clock Friday morn­ street, a retired painter, died at the was rushed to Nassau iospital, Min- First Bond and Mtg — 47 ing, it will not be because the sex­ Memorial hospital at 6:45 this eola, where he died shortly after he Remington R and ----- ...... 28% house at Carle place, near here, this Htfd Conn. Trust .... *— 170 Rep Ir and Stl ...... 72% afternoon, and set fire to the plaoa ton has made a mistake in the day, morning as the result of a broken was admitted. First Nat Htfd ...... 230 250 but to usher in the Christmas Seal Sears Roebuck ...... 94% and two adjoining houses. hip and advanced age. Mr. Thrall, Pisani, a student pilot from Land Mtg and Title .. 40 — sale of 1929. This will be announc­ who was born in Mamchester and Sinclair O il ...... 26% Rescuers tried vainly to approaett Roosevelt field, was circling over Mutual B&T ...... — 240 ...... 119 ed at many Thanksgiving services had lived here all of his life, wa^ Sou Pac ...... the burning plane and house. One this village when he lost control of New Brit Trust...... • ^— 200 ...... 134% all over the land. The church co­ 82 years old. He was for many Southern Rwy ...... man was known to be in the wreck­ operation is made possible by the his biplane. Riverside Trust ...... 600 Stand Brands ...... 271/3 age. Another, tentatively identified 3'ears employed by Cheney Broth­ Falls on Wires. West Htfd Trust...... 400 interest of the Federal Council of St Gas and El ...... 110% as S. M. Boggs, a Department of ers. The roar of the motor started Bonds...... 6214 Churches of Christ in America, Yesterday he fell and suffered a S 0 Cal ...... Commerce inspector, was found which formally endorses the sale. people running out of their homos Htfd & Conn West . . . 95 SONJ ...... 63% bad hip injury. He w'as taken to the 103 near a clump of bushes and taken The Educational Club sponsors and stores in time to sec the air­ East Conn Pow 5s . . . 100 SONY ...... 35% hospital but the shock of the in­ 118 to a hospital. * the sale of these seals in Manches­ plane come crashing down through Conn L P 7 s ...... 116 Stew War ...... 42% jury proved too great. He leaves 108 The plane was bound for Teter- ter, and this year the officers have a nest of telephone wires to the roof Conn L P 5 M s ...... 105 Studebaker ...... 44% one son, Lucius M. Thrall, of this 100 boro, N. J., when the accident took decided that the townspeople shall of a real estate office. Telephone Conn L P 4 ^ s ...... 98 Tex Corp ...... 55% town. His wife died thirteen years 105 place. not be solicited by school children wires were broken, and communica­ Htfd Hyd 5s ...... 102 Tex Gulf Sulph ...... 56 ago and he is the last of several • Eye witnesses reported that just to buy the Christmas seals. Instead tions were interrupted for some Insurance Stocks. Timken Det Axle ...... 14 Vs brothers and sisters. The funeral Aetna Casualty ...... 140 155 before the ^atal crash fire was seen the club has mailed the letter be­ time. $ Transcon Oil ...... 9 •issuing from the right rear motor. low, which is self* explanatory. Fif­ will be held at 2 o’clock Friday Witnesses said Pisani had evident­ Aetna Insurance ...... 535 550 ...... 76 afternoon at Watkins Brothers. Union G a r b ...... The pilot evidently tried to teen per cent of the money received ly tried to make a parachute leap, . Aetna Life ...... 96 100 ...... 40 V4 Rev. Watson Woodruff will officiate Unit Aircraft...... straighten'out his ship and make a from the local sales goes to the but was unable to get clear of his Automobile ...... 40 45 United Corp ...... 30 and burial will be in the East ceme­ xxConn. General ...... 1100 1200 safe landing but was unsuccessful. state and national headquarters of ship. He was placed in an automo­ Unit Gas and Imp ...... 30 tery. do, rts ...... 50 54 One of the occupants of the plane the Anti-Tuberculosis Society to U S Freight ...... 89% bile and hurried to Nassau hospital, xxdo, n, $10 par W.I. 110 120 was said to have tried to jump, but help to carry on the work. The U S Realty and Imp ...... 66% where he died. Hartford pHre ...... 735 755 was unable to adjust his parachute. rest Is used for the Open Air school The small real estate building] U S Rubber ...... 27% Fire departments from surround­ on North School street and the do, r t s ...... 101/2 12 ...... 163 ARREST SEVENTY-NINE which the airplane struck and part­ do, new, W. 1...... 74 79 U S Steel ...... ing towns were summoned to com­ Health Class in the Ninth district. Util Pow and Lt A ...... 31% ly demolished is in the center of the Htfd Steam Boiler ... 575 600 bat the blazes. An average of nearly 50 children 1 War Pic ...... 4214 are materially benefited in this business section of Westbury, near National F ire ...... 69 74 Westing Air ...... 47% way, in addition to the welfare • IN STATE WIDE RAID the police station and the bank. Lincoln National...... — 115 HALT JOBLESS PARADE. West El and Mfg ...... 132 work that is carried on in the Phoenix Fire ...... 73 — Woolworth ...... 75% homes. Travelers ...... 1325 1375, Dublin, Ireland, Nov. 27.— (A P )— The letter mailed today to Man­ Jefferson City, Mo., Nov. 27.— Public Utility Stocks. A procession of about 1,700 unem­ LATEST STOCKS SHOOTS SISTERS. chester people who are known to (AP)—Seventy-nine persons were ployed which was marching to the Conn. Elec Sve ...... 90 100 Chicago, Nov. 27.— (AP)—Mor­ be ever ready to aid any worthy arrested by federal agents in pre- Dail Eiremann this afternoon was Conn. Power . '...... 99 104 gan Gipson, 24, whose habit of cause, is as follows: Thanksgiving liquor raids extending New York, Nov. 27.— (A P .)— stopped by plainclothes police do, p f d ...... 110 — “braging about being from the “Dear Friend: Nothing coimts over six central Missouri counties Sharp rallying tendencies develop­ armed with shillelahs. do, rts ...... 18 20 south” finally led Miss • Florence more in the fight against tubercu­ beginning Monday and continuing ed in today’s Stock Market atter an Hartford El L t ...... 96 101 The parade crumpled and the Kohl to break her friendship with losis than the care of undernourish­ yesterday. opening flurry of selling had car­ do, vtc ...... 60 101 marchers ran helter-skelter for ed children. For more than ten More than a score of prohibition him, was arrested today for shoot­ shelter. ried many issues down 1 to 6 Greenwich W&G pfd. — 94 ing Miss Kohl and her sister, Mabel. j'ears the Educational Club of Man­ agents conducted the raids, which points. Most of these early de­ Hartford Gas ...... 70 80 chester has been responsible for the centered at Jefferson City, the state clines were made up, and a wide do, pfd ...... — 00 food furnished such children in capital, Columbia, seat of the state assortment of active stocks were S N E T Co ...... 100 170 school—no appropriation having university, and at Sedalia, Mo. Both marked up 1 to 10 points, with Manufacturing Stocks. been made from public funds for the Sedalia and local jails were larger gains in a few’ specialties. A great time was had by all—and then some—when the midwest’s Acme W ir e ...... 40 50 this purpose. In the Ninth pis- filled as the alleged violators of the Trading was only moderately star cornhuskers met in their annual conte.st at Platte City, Mo., the Am Hardware ...... 61 64 trict the children are cared for in National Prohibition Act waited to other day. Below is Walter Olsen of Knox county, Illinois, who was Amer Hosiery ...... 30 • — the Health aass, in the Eighth Dis­ heavy in volume. furnish bonds for their later appear­ Short covering played an import­ crowned champion for the second time, showing how he uses a “peg’’ to American Silver ...... 23 — trict in the Open Air School, under ances in Federal Court. Arrow H&H, com .... 38 42 the supervision of school physicians* ant part in the rebound of prices. husk corn. Above, Charles Tague, winner of third place, is shqwn doing The raiders started their work in The opening decline had failed to his stuff. do, pfd ...... 100 105 and nurses. Recently aid has been Columbia, seeking to dry up sources bring out any extensive liquidation Automatic Refriger .. 4 — given in the care of teeth when of alleged liquor supplies to uni­ of stocks, and “bear” sellers, who ' Bigelow Htfd, com ... 83 86 help has been needed. versity students. Several drug stores “The money required to carry on had accumulated substantial paper day. The daughter-in-law, injured do, p f d ...... — 105 were among the places raided and in almost exactly the same way is Billings and Spencer . — 9 TODAY (WEDNESDAY) ONLY this work is raised through the sale quantities of alcohol and liquors profits in the last few days, con­ of Christmas Seals and Bonds. verted them into cash by buying in slowly recovering. Bristol Brass ...... 27 32 w’ere seized. do, p f d ...... • • 95 105 This year the Educational Club is their stocks. The low prices estab­ Collina Co ...... 105 trying a new method of distribution, lished by some of the high grade State Briefs HOME OVERCROWDED I ACTION! SUSPENSE! ROMANCE!) Case, Lockwood & B . 525 — and instead of a house-to-house dividend paying issues also at­ __ ^ Hartford, Nov. 27.— (A P )—Un- canvass by the children, the Club LOCAL SALESMAN’S AUTO < j employment is seen as one of the Colt’s Firearms...... 26 29 tracted some investment buying, Eagle Lock ...... 46 50 is sending the seals to you by mail, V^hich was reflected in the increas­ HOLD EX-CONVTCTS factors responsible for the unpre- asking your hearty support and co­ 2 7 __(AP)__ I cedented increased population at 'Fafnir Bearing ...... 75 90 STOLEN IN HARTFORD ed demand for stocks through the I Waterbury, Nov. ' Fuller Brush Class A . —- 18 operation in this sale of 1920. Three ex-convicts who were arrest­ Fitch’s Home for Soldieis at Noro- “The seals sell for One Dollar a odd lot houses. do. Class A A ...... — 72 The announcement that repre­ ed in Hartford Monday morning ton which has reached a point un- sheet. A stamped addressed en­ i'l'.rseen at the time the last budget Hart & Cooley ...... 160 — W o m a n velope is enclosed for your use in Herbert Best, of this town, a sentatives of public utility corpora­ after their flight from Waterbury Hartmann. Toh, com . 14 — tions had informed President Hoo­ in a stolen car were bound over to was made up, resulting’ in the prob- returning the money, dr the stamps cigar and candy salesman was a ai ility that the executive committee do, 1st pfd ...... — 90 TRAP or bonds which you cannot use. witness in the Hartford police ver they would spend approximate­ the next term of the Superior Court Inter .Silver ...... — 105 ly $1,500,900,000 in improvement of New Haven county on a charge will find it necessary to appear be­ “ Yours sincerely, court this morning concerning the fore the board of finance and con­ Landers, Frary & Clk. 64 67 and expansion' programs during the of robbery when arraigned in City “MARION C. IRVINE, theft of his automobile and $781 trol for authority to transfer funds i Mann & Bow, Class A . 14 17 Chairman.’’ worth of merchandise. The car was coming year had a cheerful effect Court before Judge Theodore V. do. Class B ...... ^ .11 Another j Meyer here toda^'. The men are in order to carry on. j stolen from Trumbull street two on speculative sentiment, Conditions were announced at the New Brit Mch, com .. — 37 Qhramount's flock of increased and extra divi­ Henry Policonis, 30, a former i Niles Bern Pond ...... 29 31 | L'NE.ARTH SMUGGLING RING weeks ago, and was found later in today of the committa ALl^TALK!NC% Brainard Field, stripped. The Hart­ dends was announced during the Waterbury man, whose address is rneeting North & Judd ...... 21 24 given as St. Francis hospital. Hart- , The resident populaUon is now 259, Vilna, Poland, Nov. 27.— (AP.) — ford detectives later arrested John day, most of them by small indus­ Peck, Stow and Wil .. 10 15 ACTION-MELODRAMA ford; James O’Brien, . 29 of 1663 compared with 110 a year ago, and A huge smuggling ring which is Grogan and Tom Maher, both of trial corporations. in addition many veterans have Russell -Mfg Co...... 80 — With alleged to Ijgve smuggled silks, ex­ Hartford. Weekly trade reviews called at­ Main street, Hartford and John Scovill ...... 52 57 Derosiers, 30, of 22 West street, been picked up through various pensive furs and fruit to Poland by Last night they went back to the tention to a further slowing up in sources, making a present total of Smythe Mfg Co ...... — 100 HAL SKELLY EVELYN BRENT w^ay of the , Latvian frontier b\ field to get the car, they said in demand but this was attributed, in Hartford. All three have long police Seth Th’om Co. com .. 30 — records, including time served at 339. The capacity of the house is CHESTER MORRIS which the trefisury suffered a loss court this morning, only to find that part, to the retarded recovery of 400. do, pfd ...... 25 Wethersfield. Standard Screw ...... 110 — ^ of more than a million dollars in someone had stolen the goods from the automotive industry and ap­ Brother Against Brother Stanley Wks a Stk Div 44 48 customs fefes, has been uncovered them. Their story did not sound proaching year-end inventories. ROB DOCTOR’S OFFICE —One Upholding the Law, here. The assistant director of the good to the judge and both were Steel Corporation subsidiaries were WATERBURY’S P.YKT New Haven, Nov. 27.— (AP.) — Taylor & Fenn ...... 115 — * the Other Breaking It. Torrington ...... 65 68 Vilna custom office was arrested on bound over to the SuperiOt Court, reported to be operating in 68 per Waterbury, Nov. 27 — (AP) — The New Haven Bureau of Identlfi- Underwood ...... 100 102 A Woman Whose Love suspicion that he .protected the December 15 under bonds of $1500 cent of capacity as against 72 to Mayor Francis P. Guilfoile stated ; cation today scrutenized the finger- Turned to Hate! each. - 74 per cent a week ago. The F. W. Union Mfg Co ...... 18 22 ring. today that Waterbury’s part in ; prints of more than one thousand U S Envelope, com .,200 — Dodge Corporation also reported a President Hoover’s plan to stimu- ! persons for a clew to burglars who falling off in construction contracts late construction of public buildings j rotibed the offices of Dr. Edward T. do, p f d ...... 110 “SMALL TALK” VTTAPHONE ACTS Veeder R oot ...... 371/2 391/2 east of the Rocky mountains in the and works for 1930, involves a pro- , p^igey, 34s Grand dvenue of $400 Ail Talking 8 Victor Airtists week ended Nov. 22 as com|>ared Whitlock Coil Pipe ... — 17 Comedy Bernard & Henri gram of $1,500,00(). . i in cash and papers . worth $2,500, XX—Ex rights. with the same week last year. The Among the projects to be in ; jgg^yjjjg behind quantities of nar- TWO BIG DANCE NIGHTS Pennsylvania- railroad announced operation are j cotics and liquor prescriptions. The Svstem dam at $500,000 trunk and • at the the offering of new common stock at $50 par in the ratio of one new lateral sewers at $250,000: the 1 the door off the AL PIERRE TABARIN, WILLIMANTIC Harub Memorial at $100,000 and ! physicians safe with a powerf il share for each eight shares held. completion of the Birch Grammar | ‘Jimmy” after cutting a hole in N. Y. Stocks American Machine and Foundry TONIGHT AND TOMORROW NIGHT school the glass panel of the front door was the spectacular individual fea­ ______i and uncatching the lock. 4 Prizes given away Tonight. ture, rallying from a low of 190, 6s Alleg Corp ...... 23% FREE TURKEYS 3 points, to 210 1-4. J. I. Case ran C.YLLED DELINQUENTS j Am Bosch Mag ...... 32% Music you like to hear and dance by. The famous up 9 points, Auburn Auto 8 and Milford, Nov. 27 —(AP) — A , Haven, Nov. 27—(AP—The Am Can ...... PEERLESS ORCHESTRA Johns ManviUe, Union Pacific, Nor­ charge of deliquency \vas preicrred : dauntless Ship Yard, Inc., of Essex, Am and For Pow ...... 71% folk and Western, American Home today against John Mullig^, 7> and i _ jg building two racing Am Intemat ...... 38% TONIGHT his brother James, 8, who kuled i cch^poners which will be entered in Am Pow and L t ...... 83 % Dancing Every Saturday Night. Products, Calumet and Arizona, I ------a l s o ------Standard Gas and Electric, West- three year old Albert M.kenas here | New London to Bermuda classic Am Rad Stand San ...... 33 Vs Inghouse Electric, American and July 29, when they were a i year it was announced here to- Am Roll MIU ...... 78 Vs Foreign Power and International continued hearing before Judge j Qne has been ordered by Am Smelt ...... 71 % b a s k e t s c o n t a i n i n g a Business Machines sold 4 to 6 Robert C. Stoddard in Town Court. i jjarshall J. Dodge of New York city Am S u g a r...... -60% COMPLETE THANKSGIVING DINNER I points higher. The boys were placed in custody of Horace B. Mervin Am T and T ...... 230% There were a few soft spots. Per­ the New Haven county commission- j Bridgeport. The Dodge craft Am Water W ks ...... 79 Each patron attending tonight’s performance will receive ers who will have charge of them 70 feet long and the other sistent liquidation of Fox film Anaconda ...... 77% a ticket entitling them to a chance on a large number of until they reach their majority. ^ j ]jg g. boat of 61 feet. Atlantic Ref ...... -41% brought about sympathetic heavi­ They were found delinquent for ] ^qj. jjggj being selected turkeys. In addition, many baskets filled with all ness in other amusement shares. B and O ...... H7 the good things for a Thanksgiving dinner—with either a stealing money from Mrs. Elizabeth ; ^gjig^ ^^g forest near Lebanon. Bendix A-viat ...... 31% Baldwin Locomotive also was un- Schead, of Milford, to whom they 1 ______Duck or Chicken in each basket—will be given away. For Thanksgiving Day der pressure. Beth Steel ...... 89% Come Early—see a Good Show—Join in the fxm—and if Burr Add Mach ...... 42% lucky—take home your Thanlisglving dinner. Haven orphan asylum and r o y a l WEDDING Can Pac ...... 201 the killing of the Mikenas boy ; Cerro De Pasco ...... 63% MEXICAN DEPUTIES whose body was not found until j ------Treat is Offering a Special Brick Chi M StP and P p f ...... 40 Vs August 11. ' I "Vienna, Nov. 27.— (A P )—Prin- Chic and N orthw est...... 88% TABUUTING VOTES ------‘ cess Benedicta Schwarzenberg, Chrysler ...... 32 of French .\UTO VICTIM DIES. j rnember of an ancient Austrian Col Gas and E l ...... 70 THANKSGIVING DAY Torrington, Nov. 27.—(AP) —1 house, and Engelbert Crown were Col Graph ...... 27 Matteo Da Ross, 72, of Bantam; carried today in the famous Mexico City, Nov. 27—(AP) — Coml Inv Tr..'...... 41 ONLY The Chamber of Deputies which is died last night at the- Charlotte schwarzenberg palace at one of the Comwlth and South ...... 13% engaged in checking and tabulating Hungerforfi hospital as the result of ! j^ggf brilliant Viennese weddings In Consol Gas ...... 97 Vanilla and Chocolate the presidential vote today was con­ being hit by an automobile in Litch- ’ ygars. Con tin Can ...... “ l A FEAST OF sidering a long communication sent field on Sept. 25 when he sustained Despite the fact that the Com Prod ...... ®8% with a center of in by the Anti-Reelectionist party a fractured skull and Injuries to one schwarzenberg family is in mourn- Curtiss Wright ...... 8% GOOD ENTERTAINMENT! claiming that Pascual Ortiz Rubio leg. The driver of the car which ^-j-jg wedding ceremony was Du Pont De N e m ...... 112% was not constitutionally qualified to hit him was Dudley Tompkins of ; gpiendid and imposing. An altar Elec Pow and Lt ...... 41% run for president. The Anti-Re- Milton, who was arrested on greeted in the marble hall of Erie ...... 54% electionists, whose candidate Dr. charges of reckless driving and palace. Mgr. Vance came es- Gen Elec ...... 215 Dorothy Nesselrode Pudding Jose ’Vasconcellos, was defeated, operating a car with improper! pggjaUy from England to perform Gen Foods ...... 4 9 Vi is at liberty under contend that Ortiz Rubio had not brakes. He the ceremony. Gen Gas and El A ...... 79 that is sure to please the most resided in Mexico for the full year $1,000 bonds. The bridesmaids were three prin­ Gen Motors ...... 39%. MackaiU prior to election day in accordance cesses of Schwarzenberg and three Gold Dust ...... 80% TROOPER FINDS STILL. ; with the law. princesses of the House of Croy. Grigsby Grunow ...... 18% Bridgeport, Nov. 27.— (AP) —' —In— The protest states that Orftz Ninety members of the Australian Hershey Chos ...... 68 discriminating. Rubio did not return to Mexico un­ While searching for some witnesses and the foreign nobility attended a Int C om bust...... til the end of January of this year in a court case. State Trooper; luncl»eon at the palace after the and therefore his full year had not Int Harvest ...... 80 We also have for the holiday that delicious Cran­ James Finnegan today uncovered a ' gg^vice Int Nick Can'...... 29V-i ^^Hard T o G ot elapsed. still in full operation in the hortie | Int Tel and Tel ...... 70% Charges were also contained in of Jacob Greenberger. 38, of this ; s t ATE COP PROMOTED —With— berry Ice which has proven to be such a great success the communication that the authori­ confiscated the Johns M ansville...... H8 city. The police confiscated theHaven, Nov. 27.— (A P .)— Kan City Sou ...... 78% ties did not act with complete neu­ still, as weU‘as a quantity of liquor, : pi-omofion“ of“ state Poricem^*'Wil- Jack Oakie Louise Fazenda with the Thanksgiving dinner. trality nor did they comply strictly — aiv tyallnnc DT tnP TlTl- 1 ^ 1 _ Kennecott ...... 57% consisting of six gallons of the fin- Schatzman of this city to the Kreuger and T o l l ...... 28% with the electoral law. Ished product and 100 gallons of ■ Easy on the eyes, but hard to get. The fact that commercial air nrrpsted : sergeant of police waa an- Valley ...... 68% mash. Greenberger v/as ! nounced today by Commission of: ^an and T ex ...... 37%. Walks home from more auto rides mail rou/«-T now reach nearly all charged with making and keeping Be sure to order early. State Police Robert T. Hurley. Mont Ward ...... 56% than other girls get. But you of the ' ■ -oitals, is speeding up liquor with Intent to sell. ought to sec what happens when she the c votes which are ar- Schatzman has been a member of the force about five years. hitch-hikes with a garage mechanic. rivlr il and it is possible CRIMINAL NEGLIGENCE TONITE tho will be completed Willimantic, Nov. 27.— (AP.) — thir, Coroner Bill today has forwarded Thanksgiving Eve SHUFFLIN’ LAUREL AND HARDY Bidwell’s to Walter F. Storrs, grand juror of in the All Talking Comedy A t The Center ES DENTIST the town of Mansfield, a finding o f : DANCE SAM GREEN AND HIS “BACON GRABBERS’’ Bridgeport, Nov. 27— (AP) — criminal negligence against Walter j John McCleary, a member of the M. Ness, 19, of Willimantic, grow-; at PLANTATION BLACKBIRDS VAN AND SCHENCK State police department and at» ing out-of the death of Mrs. Jennie j METRO REVIEW tached to the Westport Barracks, at the took the stand before Judge Booth Miller, 78,- on October 13, following | The Rainbow and jury today in his $20,000 dam­ a motor crash near this place. , 1 Princess Ballroom age suit against Louis H. Rothen- Mrs. Miller was riding with her 1 TONIGHT son, H. L. Miller and his wife and ROCKVILLE Treat Ice Cream Co. berg, a Stamford dentist. Music by McCleary Is crippled as a result two children when their car was CONTINUOUS SHOW THANKSGniNG D.\Y, hit by another driven by Ness. Mrs. C^iven by 9 Oak Place Phone 8630 of hurts he sustained on October STARTING 2:15 P. M. 27, 1928 in Cos Cob when his motor­ Miller’s skull was fractured and “Moe” Sanderman and THE LUCKY SIX cycle crashed into the side of a car she received Internal injuries dying Dancing 9 to 1 o’clock. operated by Rothenberg. in a Willimantic hospital the "next His Orchestra Admission 50c. V liANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MAT^CHESTEK, CONN.,WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1920. "pA?!imTtreB^

TESTIMONY IS READ I ™ ™ a r t is t i OUR FUNERAL SHIP ABOUT TOWN BISHOP WOODS SEES Ship Arrivals Douglas Robertson, son of Mr. and AT MCMANUS TRIAL ^ “For These Things”- IS NEARING PORT Mrs. W. 'W. Robertson of Henry UNREST IN AMERICA Arrived: street and a student at Westmin­ Eastern Prince, New York, Nov. j Harry P. Anderson, Once H ^ -. ster school, Simsbury, is at his home 27, from Buenos Aires. for the Thanksgiving recess. Patria, New York, Nov. 27, Mar- i Criminal Courts Building, New aid Cartoonist, Gets $100 I Am Thankful York, Nov. 27— (AP) —The mono­ Noted EngGsh Prelate Tells seilles. . | for Window Display. Seventy-Fiye American Sol­ Raymond J. Chea and Henry Mad­ Manuel Calvo, Cadez, Nov. 27, tonous reading of testimony already taken, necessitated by the T o W s Business Men, Clergy and Laymen Express den left Monday by automobile wit,h New York. Harry P. Anderson, formerly em­ St. Petersburg, Florida, as their Yale Students It Is Same fact that one juror had to be e.xcus- ployed at Hale’s and one-time car­ Their Thanks. diers Who Died in Russia Western Prince, Buenos Aires, ed on account of illness Monday and destination. The young men have Nov'. 2 7 ,'New York. toonist for The Herald and now secured employment in the Sunshine another selected for his place, re^ advertising and display manager Statendan, Plymouth, Nov. 27, sumed city. Their trip 'will be made by All Over. as the trial of George A. for the Orange Belt Emporium at Being Brought Home. New York. ^ i. McManus for the murder of Arnold easy stages. They are now doing Pomona, California won flr^. prize Again the historic season of <$;Mar>'in S. Stocking, Methodist Epis­ Leviathan, Southampton, Nov. 27, Rothstein continued today. copal Church: New York, expect to spend consider­ and $100 in a national contest spon­ Thanksgiving is upon us. It was New Haven, Nov. 27.—Individual- ' ! James D. C. Murray started read- sored by the Hood Rubber Com­ Like the darkness through which able time in Washington, D. C., and characteristic of our forefathers to New York, Nov. 27.—(AP)—Aft­ other places in route and in the pen- ism and self expression have out- Salled. n~ t ^ the cross examination of Mar- pany of New York, with a wdndow have set aside a day, the first in the one cannot see outside the little er lying for ten years in graves in Republic, Bremen, Nov. 27, for participant in display designed and installed by space one occupies, is ingratitude. insular state before returning to) stripped government in their race new world for a Thanksgiving of lonely Siberia, the bodies of seventy- toward ultra modernity, Yale Uni­ New York. , the big stud poker game where himself. . It is a deafness shutting out the five American war dead were ap­ Manchester. He de France. Havre, Nov. 27, | McManus lost $51,000 in cash and deliverance from the terrors of versity students were told today oy It is believed that Mr. Anderson’s their first season. Today, the day music of the universe. By grati­ proaching their homeland today to New York. 1 checks, and Rothstein lost $219,000 Miss Ethel Hewitt of Foster street Rt. Rev. Frank Theodore Woods, ability as a cartoonist won the con­ has lost much of the original si' tude one appropriates God’s bless­ receive the honors of their country. Majestic, Southampton, Nov. 27, | which he never paid. test for him, since the background ings to himself and becomes infim Lord Bishop of Winchester, Elngland nificance but there are still those The steamship President Roose­ Is seriously ill at her home. New York. Bowe was the third witness last of the window was an eight by four itely rich. Our annual Thanksgiv­ at the end of his two months semi­ that think of the day, and consider velt bringing the bodies from France week. Reading of the transcript foot, black and white drawing, ing should increase the spiritual Miss Marjorie Smith of Elwond official tour of the United States its early significance. on the last lap of their long Journey of his direct examination and of the which pictured tw'o small boys look­ wealth of the Nation. and Canada in the wake of Prime The opening paragraph of Gover­ is due to arrive at Hoboken either street is expected home today from TOTS START ON TRIP direct and cross examinations of ing over a fence at a display of 15 nor Trumbull’s proclamation sums ■ Frederick C. Aiien, Second Con­ tomorrow night or early Friday. Wellesley college. She will have Minister Sir Ramsay MacDonald, I Dr. Charles Norris, autopsy sur- Bishop Woods addressed sever3d styles of Hood athletic canvas ar­ up in the minds of all serious mind­ gregational Church: The ship has been delayed by her guests for Thanksgiving one of ^ A N T A n A I N James Meehan, host to hundred students in Battell Chapel rillU JAllin the poker party, was co:uplcted ranged on grass. ’The prize was won ed people the honoring of this first The family that has been through heavy gales. her schoolmates from California and in competition with hundreds of on the subject of “Liberty.” j'csterday.- festival of America. the valley of shadow, even if only a The Americans had been sent to another from Georgia. Robert K. other stores in American cities of “The generations of our fore­ . “There is a grave question i f ' ! James D. McDonald, assistant little one, and has been brought out the Archangel front as part of an Smith will be home from Harvard 10,000 to 25,000 population. fathers have cherished the custom Washington, ^Nov. 27.— (A P )— I district attorney, when Murray into the light, does not find it hard Allied force to prevent the Ger­ college for the holiday and week-end. man’s moral* capacity will equal his The local rnsui has been with the of an annual Thanksgiving. Not Too eager to await the arrival of ' finislied Bowe’s testimony, started to be thankful. Our litUe boy is re­ mans from seizing the north Rus­ development in science and inven­ Orange Belt Eniporium for a year only is the Day a landmark in our tion,” the noted cleric declarevl. Santa Claus on Qhristmas Eve, I reading the transcript of the ques- stored from pneumonia to health, sian ports for submarine bas6s after The Manchester City club will Dorothy and Eileen Belt, age five and a half and gained his early ex­ New England history; it has come “Upon the answer to that question j tioning of Sam Boston, or Solomon. and we thank God, and those who the Russian revolution. They were hold a special Thanksgiving Eve so­ and four, today were wondering perience at the large Shepard’s de­ to be the National festival of Home­ helped to make him well, and all I a bettin.g commissioner who wnis members of the 339th Infantry, cial at its club roopis tonight. A hinges the future of civilization. how' to obtain a ticket to the North partment store in Providence, R. I. coming and Harvest: a bond of fam­ who gave their kind sympathy. “Today we find the world bewild­ I the fourth witness. Boston and his 3l0th engineers, 337th Ambulance dinner will be served and there will Pole. He was warmly congratulated by ily loyalty and affection, a spur to Co., and 337th Field hospital. ered by the amazing revelations ! brother, Meyer, also were in on the generosity toward the unfortunate; C. Elmore Watkins, Watldns be turkeys as door prizes. The club They started out on the journey ! stud poker game. Sam only bet Mr. Shepherd, store manager and Brothers’ : Some Killed in Action. has given $25 to Miss Jessie M. Rey­ crowding in upon the public con- by .Samuel Richards, manager of and finally, and not least, an op­ Some of the men were killed in yesterday. Hand in hand they w alk-: once, a S.'iO bet. on a high card, he I am thankful that despite the nolds, local welfare worker, to pro-1 sciousness throvgh science, t'.ie ed into Union Station, strolled about j testified. the store's shoe department, for portunity for especial gratitude to action, others died of wounds, dis­ the Divine Providence to whose skepticism expressed so often now­ vide dinners for poor families to-'press, the radio and the persona! looking at the trains, and when , MeManus Well Dres.scd which he arranged the display. ease and exposure. In 1919, 102 ! experiences of people. bounty we owe all the good things adays, a group of men wdll sull bodies were returned to this coun­ morrow'. asked where they were going, both | McManus, dressed in one of his listen quietly to an address like ___ j Envelopment Too Rapid. POLICEMEN DISCHARGED. of life. There is small wonder that try. ’The others have lain in scat­ chimed: 1 innumerable blue suits, a handkci- that given by Rev. R. A. Colpitts at Joseph P. McCluskey . o f 40 i "The progress of individual do- Chicago, Nov. 27. — (AP) — we hold fast to so noble a tradi­ tered graves along the Trans-Si­ "We want a _ticket to go where : (.jiicf in his breast pocket, con- tion.” the Kiwanis Club, Monday, and Foster street will arrive home from (velopment is too rapid. There is need Santa Claus is.” tinned to.be apnarentlv the only in- Charges of murder against Police berian railroad until recently when for state government to harmonize Lieut. Phillip Carroll, four members Prompted by this thought a re­ thank him for it. I am thankful located and removed The person who asked was Miss i terested spectator. T'ue spectators presentative canvass has been made that there is sUll an appreciation of itself with this trend. Government Edna Schneider of the Travelers ' benches ami the press tables were of his detective bureau squad and M e SS .Te -e= ,four hoodlums in connection with with the following expressions from the finer things in most of us w'hich of Foreign Wars. Eleven more | his parents, and the individual must be kept m Aid Society. She told them they practically deserted as the attor- business men, clergy and laymen as wall respond at once to a challenge the death of Octavius Granady, bodies are now in France awaiting i ! balance for the preservation of law could not make such a trip with­ I ncys voices droned on. reading the to the true signiificance of the day. like that. A t . the afternoon card party at | order out their heavy winter coats and I transcript. negro politician, on election pri­ word from relatives now living in ! mary day in 1928, were dismissed The responses follow-: E. O. Stearns, Montgomery the West Side Recreation Cen e r , Following his address. Bishop mittens and while she and members I Six Japanese naval oll'icors visit- The Manchester Trust Company: Europe. yesterday, Mrs. Frieda, ° | Woods in a statement said that in bf the society were trying to find led the McManus trial this morning toda.v by Special Assistant Attor­ Ward Co.: Full military honors have been We are thankful, from a business Lilac street won tost prize and M - journey to and from the Paciiio out where the tots lived. Mrs. j and for half an hour listened to the ney Frank J. Loesch. Judge J. B. The w'onderful support the peo-^ arranged by the Army and the Navy street, sec- point of view, that many people W. Mitchell, of Beech Coast, in this country and in Can Phillip Belt, arrived and led her j reading of testimony. They must David yesterday had declared he pie of Manchester have given us for the reception of the dead. would reverse any verdict of guilty. have changed their viewpoint about ond. ada, he had encountered no lawles-s- youngsters home. I have decidcii that American murder being able to get rich over night and the opportunity at this time of ' trials are dull business. without creative and productive ef­ extending to all, our best wishes ness but had everywhere observed A "Giant Clara" sometimes The Boy Scout Court of Honor evidences of pronounced resties.^- McManus turned in his chair and fort. That clearer thinking is be­ for a delightful Thanksgiving day. DAUGHTERS OF ISABEILA will be held at the Schqol street gazed curiouslv after them as they enclosed in a shell weighing ness. CHARGE MOYIE FIRMS ing done than for some time. Rec at 7:30 o’clock Friday evening. left the court room. much as 500 pounds. Rev. J. Stuart Neill, St. Mary’s "This not true only of the new Christopher Glenney of Glenn- Lucius Bateson of Troop 1 will be Episcopal Church: OFFICERS ARE INSTALLED world however,” the Bishop stated, ney’s: . presented with his Eagle Scout YIOLATE CLAHON ACT! IS SEEKING DIVORCE. FINDS A W.AY TO I am thankful for the privilege In the early days of the New "it is a world-wide condition. Amea- badge. All parents of Scouts are in­ STOP .VTT.ACKS OF FITS of serving the people of Manchester England colony, a girl child born »cans and particularly those who vited to attend. j Reno rsev.. Nov. -(AP) — for the past year:—for holding the in the season of Thanksgiving, was St. Margaret’s Circle, Daughters trace their ancestors to New Eng­ New York, Nov. 27. (AP) | Henry Morgenthau, former ambas- Reports are received of an amaz­ friendship of old friends and also named “Thankful” Burgess. May of Isabella, seated its new officers at Eddie Markley of Rosemary land are too essentially religious to ’torney General William Mitchell to- , Turkey, accompanied by ing treatment that epileptics state thankful for the many new friends our lives, like hers, symbolize our a meeting in K. of C. clubrooms last Place returned home from Boston fail eventually to recapture the day began two anti-trust proceed- • Morgenthau. arrived hero to- has proved successful in stopping we have made. gratitude to God for His blessings evening. The business session fol­ ings against the Fox and Warner | their daughter. University today to spend the sense of God and of right and wrong their attacks. R. Lopso, Apt. 63. Matt A. Prince, Silbros Clothing to our land and to its people. lowed a supper in charge of Mrs. Brothers and other film interests j Morgenthau Wertheim. Thanksgiving Day holiday week- not to be able to correct this con­ Island Ave., Milwaukee. Wise., has charging violation of the Clayton | jg believed Mrs. Wertheim, who Store: George E. Keith, Keith’s Furni­ James H. McVeigh and her corps ecd. dition in due time.” been supplying sufferers with this The tremendous success showm of assistants, Mrs. Alice Hunte.*, Bishop Wood left New Haven for Act. , resided here several weeks, is the. store I represent in the short ture Store: treatment. He now wishes to reach I am thankful that I live in Mrs. Helen Donahue, Mrs. Helen Ronald H. McLean, son of Mr. Providence, R. I., this afternoon and The complaints were filed in the fpp g,,it for divorce, al- period of time in Manchester by our United States District Court here. | though she has refused to confirm : helped America—the land of opportumty; Griffin and Mrs. Maude Foley. and Mrs. Joseph McLean of Church there will spend .an old fashioned and to do so is making the star­ many friends is indeed gratifying. One names Warner Brothers Pic­ or deny the report. Mrs. Wert- in New England—the land of • The installing officer was the new street and Miss Marguerite Hill-1 New England Thanksgiving, tling offer of a generous treatment Rev. C. T. McCann, St. Bridget’s tures, Inc., Stanley Company of heim’s husband is Maurice Wert­ steady habits; in Connecticut—the state regent, Mrs. Emma Mitchell of man, daughter of Mr. and M rs.' free to all sufferers. Anj' one af­ Church: Torrington, and during the evening John J. Hillman of Dix Road, Wol­ America, controlling 25,041 shares heim, New York banker. Thanksgiving to God! Be or state of progress, and Manchester of First National Pictures, and flicted should write for their free the ideal community. For a hap-1 she was presented with a string of cott Hill, Wethersfield were mar­ good cheer”! “Be of good heart ! UTILITIES TO SPEND First National Pictures Inc., as de­ The highest mountain on the treatment at once, giving age.— “Have confidence” ! “Fear not’. So py home and loyal family, true j crystal beads, the gift of the circle, ried on November 25. Mr. and Mrs. Adv. McLean on their return from their fendants. moon is thougat to tie 33,000 feet. said our Lord on various occa­ friends and an opportunity to work Mrs. Sarah Healey, who ^nj:ers In the other complaint the Fox her second year as regent received wedding trip will occupy their new­ sions. Accept what happens phili- with full assurance that success *■ Theaters Corporation, Fox Film ly furnished apartment on Forest BILLION IN YEAR sophically. “A joyful mind maketh will come to those who aim and a handsome tapestry handbag and Corporation and William Fox are ] age flourishing; a sorrowful spirit strive. Miss Julia Hogan who has been sec­ street, ’ Hartford. named defendants. drieth up bones” (Prov. 17-22). retary of the circle was given a 11 r.ntinned from iMue f) Recent expansion activities by Metters Smoke Shop: The first card party of the season I ‘"Two men looked out through white gold chain and pendant. Fox and Warner Brothers’ inter­ We are thankful for the good will be held at the Manchester Com­ prison bars: The one saw mud and The new officers are: Mrs. Cath­ ready under way. The state high­ ests, involving thep urchase of stock health and success of our many munity clubhouse on Monday eve­ the other stars.” — Stevenson. erine Carney, past regent; Mrs. way department for the same peri­ control in competing companies, is friends. ning, December 2. Playing will be­ Rev. Earl C. French, Nazarene Sarah Healey, regent; Mrs. Mae Mc­ od will expend for road construc­ said to be the cause of action. Church: , C. W. Vibberts, Grant’s: Veigh, vice regent: Mrs. Alice Hunt­ gin at 8 o ’clock and both bridge and tion a highway development ap­ Giving of thanks for received straight whist will be played and A great part of the Harvest of er, financial secretary; Mrs. Helen proximately $9,500,000. V.ALEKA VISITS U. S. benefits is one of man's prominent America today is the Harvest of Donahue, recording secretary; Mias prizes offered in each section. The In accordance with your wish as obligations to God. These benefits committee hopes all interested in Industry. Endless research and ex­ Nellie Smith, scribe; Miss Steph^i^e suggested this work will be accel- Dublin, Irish Free State, Nov. 2 7 . j are both spiritual and temporal. piaying cards will be present at this our program advanced Our debt -of gratitude can only be periment, a Divine curiosity, the Tunsky, monitor; Mrs. Helen Grif­ — (A P )—Eamon De Valera, Irish! open mind—these have brought fin, chancellor; Mrs. Alice Burke, first meeting as a plan of i insofar as it is practical, political leader, will visit the! met by a heart-felt Thanksgiving. for the season is to be decided up • | j causing a survey to be The thankful heart is full of faith new products to Grant’s with the custodian; Mrs. Mary Komse, inner United States shortly on a mission j for spiritual advancement and the new and better ways of living. For guard; Miss Eleanor Moore outer _____ ! made of the county, city and muni- connected with the Irish Press, Ltd., | these we offer Thanks. Walter Kittel, a sop nt cipalities to ascertain what expen- of which he is managing director. | continuati(jn of God’s blessing. guard; Mrs. Viola Corcilius, Mr.'-. Arnold Colleg^ New Haven >s aM Frances McVeigh and Mrs. Teresa are contemplated for like The company was organized to float Milikow-ski. his home on Bisse s r | construction. Upon completion of an Irish Republican newspaper. Mr. PREDICT GOOD WEATHER TWELVE STATE BANKS Thanksgivmg v a c ^ . | information and as soon as it De Valera declined to make any | It is an understanding with the j compiled it will be forwarded to further comment on his trip. SETBACK TOURNEY people of the South Methodist j Secretary Lament as you suggest- FOR THANKSGIVING DAY IN OKLAHOMA CLOSE church that if the weather should ed. be stormy at 6 o’clock, the regular Permit me to extend pjy heart­ SPORTS, CHURCHES ForCOI^Olil iest best wishes. Last night’s sitting in the Com­ midweek prayer service will not be (Signed! W e all catch colds and they can m ate us miserable; Oklahoma City, Nov. 27— (AP) munity Club setback tournament, held. That holds good for the ser- ■Washington, Nov. 27.— (AP) — JOHN H. TRUMBULL. Unusually good weather conditions — C. Graves Shull, state bank com­ held each Tuesday evening, result­ I'ice tonight, when the North ON HOLIDAY MENU byt yours needn’t last lonj? if you will do this: Take are expected for Thanksgiving over missioner announced today that 12 ed in Rudolph Wirtalla and Joseph Methodist church folks will join two or three tablets of Bayer Aspirin just as soon as state banks failed to open their with the South, and Rev. F. W. HOLDING SUSPECTS. almost the entire country. Wright of the Business Men’s team (l)on(lnned frnin Pace i; The Weather Bureau reported to­ doors today. No. 2 running the high single Gray of the Burnside church will possible after a cold starts. Stay in the house if you The closings were an immediate Cherbourg, France, Nov. 27. — day that light rains predicted for honors with scores of 98 each and preach. ning at the East Side Rec on School can— keep warm. Repeat wdth another tablet or t'wo tonight over western Permsylvania, result of the imexpected death last each received $2.50 worth of beef. (A P )—Samuel Friedmann and his night of H. A. McCauley, 55, of Hose Company No. 3 of the South daughter Rosa were detained by street the Rec Five and Rec Girls i of Bayer Aspirin every tliree or four hours, if those eastern New York and northern The leading team last night was will lift the curtain on Manches- | Sapulpa, who was interested in all Manchester Fire department was customs officers today as they New England probably would Business Men No. 1. Last night’s ter’s 1929-30 basketball season. The l symptoms of cold persist. Take a good laxative when twelve. called out on a still alarm yester­ stepped from aboard the Leviathan. change to snow flurries, but from scores were as follows: Connecticut Mutual Company of 1 Total deposits of the 12 failed day afternoon for a fire on Oak The officers acted on advices from you retire, and keep bowels open. If throat is sore, prospects, these would end before Business Men No. 1 ...... 685 Hartford will • provide the op­ the cranberry sauce was put on the banks, as of October 4, given in the street. A large box against the New York that the two were wanted dissolve tliree tablets in a quarter-glassful of water Business Men No. 2 ...... 646 position, the first I ime beginning ct white meat or dark meat. last statements to the bank com­ Foley’s Express ...... 615 frame structure of the Gorman there in connection with disappear­ mission were $2,520,976, capital 7:45 and the second at 8:45. and gargle. This soothes inflammation and reduces Light rains w'ere anticipated be­ Buckland ...... 591 property filled vrith paper was burn­ ance of $29,000 worth of jewelry. stock totaled $310,000. fore morning over New Jersey, Y. M. C. A ...... 585 ing when the company arrived and They were found in possession of infection. There is nothing like Bayer Aspirin for a southern New England, Delaware, McCauley was president of all a large quantity of jewels and will Depot Square ...... 574 extinguished it. Monrovia, the capital of the Ne­ cold, or sore throat. And it relieves aches and pains Maryland and Virginia, the lower the banks but those at Henryetta, be held pending further informa­ Bor- Ami ...... 567 gro republic of Liberia, Africa, lake region and the Ohio valley, Webbers Falls and Vian. tion from America. Friedmann is a almost instantly. The genuine tablets, marked Bayer, Carlyle-Johnson M. Co...... 561 Mr. and Mrs. Morris Lessner of has a population of 6500. viith perhaps a touch of snow here Hilliardville ...... 533 Birch street left this afternoon for jewelry salesman. are absolutely harmless to the heart. and there as colder weather fol- Burr Nursery ...... 518 New York where they expect to low'ed. CHICAGO IS BROKE Wapping ...... 507 remain several days. Mr. Lessner “Anyhow,” a forecaster said, plans to witness the Army-Notre “colder weather is no ban on a Dame football game on Saturday. BAYER Thanksgiving appetite.” Chicago, Nov. 27.—(AP)—’The HOPE FOR .EIELSON City of Chicago, the County of Cook The Salvation Army band has ac­ and the Chicago Board of Education cepted the Chamber of Commerce’s today were considering drastic invitation to march in the parade ! JOS. CHIZIUS A S PIRIN HALT CONSTRUCTION Nome Alaska, Nov. 27.— (AP.) — Aspirin is the trade mark of Bayof Manufacturo o? MonoacsticacideswC* of SaUej licacid measures to meet large deficits fac­ on December 7, being the first band GENERAL STORE AT DEPOT SQUARE E ing them all. New hope arose today for the’safe­ I ty of Carl Ben Eielson and his me­ to do so. The Salvation Army Girl mm OF THREE CRUISERS The county board of commission­ Scouts have also agreed to march I 243 North Main Street, Manchester | ers recommended a pay reduction chanic, Earl Borland, missing since they took off November 9 from that evening. for all employes up to 20 per cent. I A t This Location the Past Six Years. E It urged that elected officials— Teller, Alaska, on an attempted Washington, Nov. 27 —(AP) — flight to the ice-locked ship Nanuk A son was born this morning at judges and other county officers— Mrs. Howe’s Maternity home on Secretary Adams said today the voluntarily accept a 20 per cent re­ as the result of a report by a na­ Wadsworth street to Mr. and Mrs. keels of the three cruisers, con­ duction in their salaries, and an­ tive dog team driver that he had I A DIVERSIFIED STORE FOR | struction of which was suspended nounced that county employes in all seen smoke in an isolated spot near George Jinks of Willimantic. by order of President Hoover last but a few cases, would face pay North Cape, Siberia. summer, in no event will be laid cuts the first of the year. The native said the smoke he The South Manchester Public Li­ 1 INDIVIDUAL APPEAL I until after the London armaments The commissioners themselves sighted was about 36 miles from brary will be closed all day tomor­ conference in January. agreed to accept $6,000 annually in the Nanuk. Eielson carried a small row, Thanksgiving. Beginning Mon­ - Advised of reports that the Navy day, the annual exhibit of children s was proceeding with construction place of $7,500, provided other stove and a large quantity of gas­ elected officers would do the same. oline with which it is believed books for Christmas suggestions, E How often 4<> of these ships despite the Presi­ will be in readiness and continue dent’s order, and contrary to the It was tentatively agreed that all might have sent up a smoke sig­ 5 neglect, or perhaps county employes earning $300 or throughout the week. imderstanding of the situation nal. E do not have the abroad. 'The secretary said Mr. more a month would be reduced 20 Hoover was fully aware of every per cent, and others would be re­ LEAPS TO DEATH. E convenient time to step that had been taken by the i duced slightly less. PAPAL APPOINTMENT I make personal pur- The deficit faced by the county is navy in regard to the cruisers. Medford, Nov. 27.— (A P )—Oscar S chases during the $5,000,000, and the board hopes to V. Bradford, 74, leaped from a slice $2,000,000 from this in pay third story window of his home to E day. Over in the ■Vaticam City, Nov. 27.— (AP) — cuts. his (Jeath today. The aged man had S North End of the Maybe you’ve had your car in va-- The Pope today appointed Mgr. TOWIHO REDS QUIT MANCHURIA long been in ill health. S town the CHIZIUS BATTEIWI rious garages for service and it Pasquale Robinson apostolic nuncio seems to be one continuous round of 2 4 HR. STORM WARNINGS to Dublin. Mrs. Robinson is titular S Store .is open .every SERVICE trouble. We believe we can break SERVia Tokyo, Nov. 27.—(AP.)—The archbishop of ’Tiana. S evening until 9 o’clock that run of trouble for you if you’ll Japanese Rengo News Agency re­ Negotiations between the Irish E for the purchase of gdve us a chance. We’ll get at the Free State and the Holy See for the ceived a dispatch frond Harbin, Washington, Nov. 27.—(A P )—The E wearing apparel for source of trouble and fix it right. exchange of diplomatic representa­ Sure Relief Manchuria, tonight stating: Weather Bureau today issued the “MAKES You Feel Better. E Men and Women, and r e p a ir “Soviet troops are believed to tives have been going on for some following storm warning: E we are featuring Men’s have withdrawn from the railway “Advisory, nortlTwestern storm time, and an Irish minister to the zone.” warnings ordered 2 p. m., Sandy Vatican has been appointed. E and Women’s Shoes of This, if true, indicates the prob­ Hook, N. J., to Provincetown, Mass., England has a minister accredited j i unusual merit, in that to the Vatican but there is no nuncio ability that the Russians have storm of marked Intensity central B ell-a n s s they are built for in- evacuated the area of northwestern over Lake Huron, moving rapidly in London, British law forbidding this. The nuncio at Dublin will be Hot water 5 dividual comfort, made Manchuria and returned over the eastward, will be attended by in­ E in the smart styles _ creasing southwest shifting to west technically accredited to England Sure Relief course of this invasion of Manchu­ = and of a quality that endures, and it you c.ioose, may be ^ ria which began Nov. 18. and northwest winds, probably but will not reside in English teirri- reaching gale force tonight.” tory. = had with built-in arch support. All moderately priced. = Dried stomachs of hogs are ELL-ANS S Come in and browse around. | soon to vie with liver as the savi­ Italy has five cities with a pop­ The total number of persons em­ ulation of more than half a mil­ ployed in motor vehicle and allied FOR INDISESFION ors of sufferers from pemiciou-s 25* and 75< Pktfs.Sold Everywhere. anemia. lion. lines is now over four million. MAWUHJKSTKK H ERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN., W E D N E SD A Y, NOVEMBER 27, 1929. V a u b f o u r

12:00 m. Sessions chimes. 12:01 p. m. Champion Weatherman. In e e d n e w u n i t s SEEK VICTIM’S GRAVE DAILY RADIO PROGRAM WTIC 2:30 p. m. Stabler Organ—Arthur. , PKOGUAM8 aifton. ' QUOTATIONS 283_WT1C. HARTFORD—1C60. Leading DX Stations. ' 3:00 p. m. Capt Kilroy Harris. IN AMERICAN ARMY Wednesday, November 27. 7 ;;;;-|_Stii(lio dance oiclusliti. Seattle, Nov. 27.— (AP)—An 405.2—WSB, A T L A N T A --7-10. Travelers, Hartford [3:30 p. m. Charlestown Navy Yard "A. D. 1621,” a tone poem dcpictine S:0(i—WK.\F piograms tl hr.) unmarked grave in an isolated 3:00—Old-tiinc Singing School. 7:00—jjinnei dance music. Band. cemetery near Maltby, Wash,, to­ tho events leading to the first 9:30—WE.V Fprograms (3 hrs.) ■7:30— WJZ chorus, orcliestra. 5U0 m. 600 K. C. 4:29 p. m. Telechron time. Washington, Nov. 27.— (AP)—A Thanksgiving will be the feature of 348.6— WABC. NEW YORK—860. 8:i)ij—studio piograms; lircvitles. day became the focal point in the 3 :30- MJC programs (2 hrs.) 4:30 World Wide presentation. “The ultra modem girl is just as Emo Rapee’s concert to be heard 0:30— Guy Lomb.ardo’s orchestra. selective service law was described search for the body of James : — Bernard l.cvilow’s ensemble. 11:45—Dunce music. Program for Wednesday 6:30 p. m. Velvo Melodies. good as the girl of 40 years ago." over W E A F and associated stations 7 00 293.9— KYW. CHICAGO— 1020. today in the annual report of Gen­ Eugene Bassett, Annapolis, Md.,’ 7:30_I.\:itnre musical program. Eastern Standard Time 6:45___ Studio__ music —Jane Addams. at 8 o'clock Wednesday night. Tliis 8 :00— Grand opera . concert with Nhio 8;C")—NBC piogiams 13U hrs.) eral C. P. Summerall, chief of staff, « * ¥ who disappeared here io Septem- selection was composed by Maurice Martini, tenor, 11:30— Dance mnsic to 2:30. 7:00 p. m. Jeddo Highlanders—M il-!®’®® P’ ni. Champion Weatherman I her, 1928. 389 4— WBBM, CHICAGO— 770. ' 6:59 p. m. Temperature. as the one method of procuring- new “One great need today is to de­ Baron. Works by the American 8:3n_Forty Fathom Trawlers. ton J. Cross, singing announcer; I I The grave is within the area 3:00—Music and drama. 3 :3i,._a;tuiiio tlramalic sketch. 7:00 p. m. Amos n ! units “for the far from complete’’ scribe and to define, if we can, the 4rrlter, Stephen Foster, V’ill also be : —lnform:)l talks and music. 3 1 5 — K.gal nmsical; oicliestra. Orchestra directed by Paul Van I which Proseeutor Ewing D. Colvin 9 30 10:00— Illinois Concert orchestra with 7:15 p m. The New England Coke distinctive field of religion.” during the hour and James ]0;00— Ben Sclvin’s dance music. Loan—N.B.C. Feature. heard Btiile Forbes Cutter. declared was revealed to him as the 10:30— Russian village music hour. —Alfred Wesley Wishart, D. D. Melton, tenor, will Interpret Foster’s T\so uance orclicsi ras. 7:30 p. m. Benrus Correct Time— Melodeers. . in other respects the report re- burial place by Decasto Earl Mayer, 11;00— Show boat melodrama, "A 7:30 p. m. Sessions chimes’. I _ . ^ ...... * * * Immortal "Come Where My Love Lies 1:45—Collce Dan’s concerL. Hartford Courant News Bulletins , P’ ' fleeted a generally satisfactory con- a suspect in the case, while Mayer Broken Home." 251.1 —WJJD, CHICAGO— 1180. “Prohibition has clearly proved Dreaming." Strauss’ "The Beautiful 12:00— P.iul Spcclit’s orchestra. -W eather Report-Industrial A l-! ® Presentation dition throughout the army. . Blue Dariube,” Schubert’s ’’Serenade” 7 :()i,— Victorian oichestra; talk. itself a ghastly mistake—a national was being subjected to tests with a ]2-30—Midniglit organ melodit.s. cohol Institute Announcement. i "Martha. „ „ - Regarding the infantry. General “lie detector” machine. Mayer, •who and the plaintive harmonies of ballads 302.8—WBZ, NEW ENGLAND—990. 8:30— WJ24 male quartc'.. scourge.” of long ago will be heard when the ‘J ;3o—Tliea I Or prcseii la; ions. 7:35 p. m. WTIC Studio Orchestra, I P’ Serenade- Summerall said that “even in our 7 ;(I0—Twiliglit inelodic.s. • A.’ i 1 T Rn Wrrmo* Trnm “AiTYia- was convicted of the theft of Bas­ Foresters male quartet and Altschul­ 12;u0— Studio, piograms; artists. directed by Chnstiaan Kriens. _ May Be Wrong from “Alma­ —Bishop Schrembs of Cleveland, 7:30—WJZ programs (214 hrs ) 416.4— WGN-WLIB, CHICAGO—720. first line troops, our basic unitj are sett’s automobile and subsequently er’s orchestra appears before the 10:00— Harvard University band. nac,” Sullivan; Valse Hesitation, Ohio. microphone of the IVJ Znetwork at 3 :(jU—W14AF programs (IVi hrs.) 8:00 p. m. Mobiloil Thanksgiving far from complete, and much time ( : —WJZ programs (?i hr.) Ilgenfrltz; Lucky in Love, Varsi­ ♦ * * ' sentenced to life imprisonment as 8:3P. The ballads will include "Where 1 1 30 10:30— Feature hour; Hungi.v Five. Concert—James Milton, tenor; must elapse before divisions are an habitual criminal, obtained an My Caravan Has Rested.” “Pegg.v 11:20—Lowe’s dance orcliestra. 12:00—Dream ship; dance music. ty Drag. The Best Thing in Life, “Business for the last .15 years 454.3—W EAF, NEW YORK—660. and Orchestra directed by Erno ready for combat, even If neces.sity O’Neil," ’’Can't You See I’m Lonel.v” 1:UU—Two dance orct>e.;g.-a8. injunction restraining Colvin from 6:00— Illack and Gold orchestr.a. Rapee—N.B.C. Feature. Good News, from “Good News;” has been on a plane where history and "The Story of the Rose.” Folk 344.6— WLS, C H IC A G O -870. La Violetera, Padilla; Can’t We did not require the utilization of furnishes no guides.” further use of the machine. music and popular Italian melodics 7:00— Milton Cross, tenor, orchestra. 9 :00—tUudio string ensc.-nble. 8:30 p. m. Happy Wonder. Bakers— 7:30—Baritone, contralto, strings. their personnel for training ne’v ma.v be tuned in from Uie same sta­ 3 :3 3 -A.nvil cnorus, aouble qUarteL be Friends? from "The Little —Henry L. Doherty. 8:00— Erno Rapee’s orchestra with Male Trio; P t‘1 Dewey, soloist; troops. tions at 10. 447.5— WMAQ, CHICAGO—670. Show; You Want Lovin’ ; Pllly James Melton, tenor. 8 :0 0 -WABC programs 13 hrs.) Frank Black, pianist; Orchestra.! Selective Law 8:30— Happy Wonder musicale. Pom Pon Plee from "Footlights “The aristocracy of wealth or ■ Wave lengths In meters on left ol 11:00- 0.111 and Sj Ivia. directed by Frank Black—N.B.C. 1 IF SORE 3:00—I.-inin’.? orcliestra. male trio. "There is no way,’’ he declared, station title, kiloc.vcles on the richt. ll jij—Tiiiee danco or i he.'-lrnR. Feature. ^ i a n d Fools;” Revolutionary birth has little interest for me. An Times are all Eastern Standard. Black 9:30— Symphony orchestra with the 299.8— w o e , DAVENPORT —1000. Rythm; Chansonette, F r i m 1 ^ “ to procure replacements or new Revelers male quartet. 9:00 p. m. Seth Parker’s* Old Fash-j aristocrat, to me. is a person o f ; HROAT RELI^EF face type indicates best fe.-iturcs. 8 :U0—AVE.AF programs (3 hrs.) Swahee units without the enactment of a brains and feeling.” Use safe Musterole—usually effective 10:30— .Salon .Singcr.s, mixed chorus. IIUIO—IJook talk; enter tainei. ioned Singing School—presented' ^ ■ c. 11:00— Lew While oigan recital. selective service law. Months would . —Pola Negri, actress. in one application — better when Leading East Stations. UT5 —Hawkiw o ensendjie, contralto. by Colt’s patent Firearms Manu-: P' Cham^on Sparkers. applied once every hour for 5 hours 11:30— Pliil Spitainy’s orchestra. 361.2— KOA, DENVER-830. be required for such a law to be * « * 12 00— I’.-il.ais fi’Or orchestra. factoring Company. I 9:0® P- ni- Smith Brothers. 272.6— WPG. AT]_ANTIC CITY —1100. 11 ;15—CbocoUite girl; shoeinaKiis. 393,5— WJZ. NEW YORK—760. 9-3^ 0^ n?^’‘P alS rv^e H o u r ’ ’ - i v e ' 9:30 p. m. MaxweU Melodies—Fa- enacted and to become effective.” “I believe in divorce because ; 8:30— Popular song haimoiiics. l:(m—(.’uiiccrt orcliestra. soprano. 01 (5:00—Xt'W Yorker’s orchestr.a, tenor. 8:-15— Shiloh female quartet. 1:63— Col ion Blossom minstrels. ______® vorite Melodies o ' the ’Eighties; Outlining the mission of the amarmy again and again we must have in j 7:00—Amos ’ n’ .Andy, coniedians. Palmer, soprano; Paul Oliver, 3:30—Special Thanksgiving program. 357— CMC. HAVANA—840. Love’s Dreajpam afte- the Ball, JJzi-, in war as one “to utilize speedity marriage, as jn ev'ry other experi- | ’.•:4.=)—Maddens concert orchestra. 7:l.-i— Sketcli. ” Ri.=o of Goldberg.” tenor: Elizabeth Lennox, contral­ : — 90-picce orchestra, chorus. Pe­ 7:00—-Militar.v orchestra. bulka; Whe^ Did You Get That ' and ‘ effectively - ■ • (.Jig national re­ ence of life, a decent corrective of ' ln:30—Orchestra; studio frolic. 7 30 9 :00—Cnlran troubadour s. to: the Revelers; and Orchestra 11:30—Silver Slipper orchcsira. dro de Cordoba, actor. Hat? Sullivan: Massa’s in de Cold sources to the extent authorized by mistake and tragedy.” ] 8:00— KJ quette; My Baby in the Guinea ! tary forces must always be in such Ecrta Marchettl. contralto. worth—N.B.C. Feature. 7:30— Studio players presentation. 9:15—Address; music liour. Blue Gown, Kennedy: Fantasy on j state of preparedness that the army NEW TREASURY SYSTEM 8 :0(1— Feature; concert orchestra, 10 :30—Rnclie.sicr Civic orchestra. 11:00 p. m. Lew White Organ Re­ 11-00—Slirinbcr niu.'ic liour. 9:45—Moonlig ill sercnadeis. ■ < T f r v the Mocking Bird,” ■ may, without delay, take the initia­ C.Cti— W ABC programs (3 hrs.) 491.6—WDAF. KANSAS CITY—610. cital—N.B.C. Feature. Listen to I ’JtOO—Midnight music rc\cries. 491.5— WIP. PHILADELPHIA—610. Hawthorne Gimme Yo’ Han.’ Arr. I1::'0—Diniu'r mu.sic: tenor. 9 :3 0 -WL.\F music hour, 11:30 p. m. Phil Spitainy’s Music tive for the protection of our coun­ FOR TEMPORARY SYSTEM WM. E. KKAH ".^5.1—WGR. BUFFALO—550. 13:33—studio concert orchestra. Christie; Thanksg;iving Festival 6:25—Studio musical hour. ,x,:iio_.\,ivi ll.v music ensemble. try in the event of an emergency.” S::;o— A ikini'S mail- quartet. 12:45—.Nighthawk frolic. from Hotel Pennsylvania—N.B.C. S;Uti— \VE.\F programs (4 Ins.) 468.3— KFI, LOS ANGELES—640. Feature. The state of training of the regu­ 333.1—W M AK, BUFFALO—COO. 9:00— Thelma M. Davies, contralto, FOR EXPERT peon—Two dance orchestras. 11:00- Roads to romance. 10:00 p. m. Atwater Kent Mid-week lar army was described as "general­ Washington, Nov. 27.— (AP.)— ^ 6:3U—Dinner dance mnsic. 12:00— Sclionberger’s trio. 12:00 Mid. Benrus Correct Time; 7:U0—Theater overture, organist. , l!-3il—Tiii'ater orp.-m recital. Program. ly satisfactory” with the system of The Treasury has drawn up rules j RADIO SERVICE 535.4— WLIT. PHILADELPHIA—560. I'UO-Cotton Blossom minstrels. Hartford'Courant News Bulletins; S:00— Concert, dance orchestras. 333.1 —KHJ, LOS ANGELES—900. Weather Report; and Atlsmtic 11:00 p. m. Longines time. decentralization "justified.” Increas­ and regulations governing its new . 669 Tolland Tpk., Phone 4940 y;00—W.\I1C programs (3 hrs.) 8:00—WI-IAF piograms (1 lir.) 3:00—.studio arti.st.s hour. 11:00—Orcliestra; vocal soloists. Coast Marine Forecast; Industri­ 11:01 Champion Weatherman. ed ration allowances, it was added, system of meeting the temporary | .Atwater Kent, Stromberg-Carlson^ 428.3—WLW. CINCINNATI—7C0. 12:110—Studio entertainmeuL 7;0l)— WJZ Amos ’n’ .\ndy, 3 :;;-i — tnn.sic hour. 11:02 p. m. Temperature. i “greatly improved the morale of financial needs of the government j Majestic, Bosch, Philco. 10::;o—Cirri': .c.looni cliascrs. 1 :(i3— Dance ok licstra. al Alcohol Institute Announce­ 7:15—Scrap hooks; ramblers. 370.2—WCCO. MINN., ST. PAUL—810. 11:03 p. m. Republican News bul-j (.j.Qopg 305.9— KDKA, PITTSBURGH-9C0. ment. through the issuance of “bills” sold | 8:00— WJZ programs t3 Ins.) 9 :00—Uance orcliestra. letins. jn:00—.Night clnh; entertainment. — r„ stoi 's danco innsic. 3:;;il-W.VBC program.^ (2’ -. hrs.) Program for Thursday at a discount and redeemable at j r,:!'' —Dixie .-:triii>cis music. 11:08 p. m. Bert Lowe’s Statler Or­ 1]:00—Chime reveries; otchcsiia. 12:30—Siudio oigan recital. Eastern Standard Time their face value instead of the cus­ 12:30— The Singing Firem.ui. tenor. 7 :0 0 -AV.IZ I'fO.gratns (1 iirs.) 379.5— KGO, OAKLAND—790. chestra. II :'i0—I’l-nn State I'and. 8:30 a. m. “Cheerio”—Morning In­ tomary offering of interest bearing ■ FOR RADIO l:0n— Henrv Theis’ orchestra. 12:30— .NTTc loature program. 11:30 p. m. Telechron time. UCENSES SUSPENDED 2S0.2—WTAM. CLEVELAND—1070. m-oo — D,'tor's dance mu.sic. spirational Chat—N.B.C. Feature. “certificates.” ‘245.S—WCAE. PITTSBURGH—1220. 12:00—Two pianos; tluce bo.\ s. f;in— Dinner dance music. 1 :iiii—Minstrels: orchestra. 9:00 a. m. Benrus Correct Time. The new method of financing was SKRVICE 7 ;iii)— Boys; inspiration review. 7 :0tr—Gospel li.xion sing. 440.0— KPO. SAN FRANCISCO—6C0. :.!.-,—Tiacv-i ;i own’s or cliestra. 9:01 a. m. The Early Birds—Studio approved by Congress a year ago,; S:lH1—W.iZ orcliesira. songs. 7 11 :iMi— l;c cm ertainnu tit. .c :(3r—W E A 1-' rlanci' orc'-n-st r a. PHONE 8160 8:3(t—Orclu'str.M; goodby summer. 2 :iiii—Umnici son’.s dance l>and. Novelty Orchestra. COAST GUARDS TELL ! A list of operators whose licenses and the announcement of the regu-! 0:30—WE.\F piograms (2'b Ins.) S:3'i—Studio (onceft Iriin-avt. 270.1—WRVA. RICHMOND— 1110. 9:15 a. m. “ Shopping with Susan” ^ ; to drive automobiles in Connecticut latiohs was regarded as indicating j Have you heard the new Itlajestic 12;UU—Tpto dance orchestras. 3-i'0—\\ U,\I-' luegt r'tus (2 lirs ) 260.7—WHAM . ROCH ESTER—1150. 8:;;ii— WJZ male quaiut. Shopping Hints for Housewives AC T U D 1II Q IN N H PTH ' have been suspended for one year Kleclric lladio'.' 399.‘8—WJR, DETROIT—750. ■1:3(1—Siudio feature liour. that the bills would make their ap-1 rt;.3ir—Menlo's ilance oreiieslia. U r in iV lL L u 111 n v l i l l l j f o r driving while under the influ- 7:00—WJZ ptY'grams (l',i hts.) 10:00— Dixie Spiritual Singers. with incidental Music. •* pearance as a part at least of the ! 7:;t0—-W.rZ urograms (3'4 iit.s.) 3:30—Musical hits .and lo't.s. l(i:3(i—W.IZ oiclicsUa music. I ence of liquor was ^ven ou£ today 379.5— WGY. SCHENECTADY—790. 9:30 a. m. JO-CUR Beauty Aids. Treasury’s December financing. The I Barstow Radio 422.3— WOR. NEW ARK—710. ll;33_Studio tiance program. 111.'i.'i-Time: Wi.-itlier: markets. 9:35 a. m. The Early Birds (contd.) ! at the State Motor Vehicle Depart- 7;O0— Concert dinner ensemble. 12:00— Old Virginia fiddlers. December offering is expected to 0:00—Slocks, marliot ri'i'orts. Service 7:30— Alexander Woolcott .and other 344.0—WENR. CHICAGO—870. 10:00 a. m. Thanksgiving Message. Oakland. Cal.. Nov. 27.-( AP)-| ment as a pyt of the effort to re- total approximately $600,000,000.' 0:30— ninni-r dance mnsic. .-Vuthorized Dealer theatfer stars. 8:15 — I-'armcr Rusk’s lecture. 10:15:io a. m. Leslcs Dansesuanses Anciennes—Aiicieuuea— rpj^g Coast Guard cutter Northland, , duce this highway menace. The de- which with tax collections would! y.no—Mid-Pacific Hawaiian ensemble 7:30—Ciio.st story drama. 13:33— studio minstrel sliow, Majestic, Philco 8:30— Musical Overtones with soprano S:03— Studio concert crehestra with 11:33—Comic ."kcU'li: musicale. Dance Melodies of Bygone Days | disnla5nnE a log filled with accounts \ partment statement ad\’ised people be sufficient to meet maturing- ob­ Amy Goldsmith, soprano. '20 Bissell St. and baritone soloists. 12:30-Candle liglit clionis. byKir Studiost.iHin Musicians.Mnsipinns j varlous advcnturcs during her alx ; to notify the department or the po- S:3n-^WKAF i ro.ginrn.s C2 lus ) ligations of about $750,000,000. j 9:00— Players; pianist, violinist. 12:33—'I'wo coinod.v sliclclics. Next door to Kittle’s Market :;!(\—studio y George Dihvorth sian White Army, starving on a ll;33_,SHuiin artists present a I iona. Goodyear, Arthur Sherman: Hart- j 12:00—Two dance orchestras. l]-oo—OrclK'stra. icnnr. organ. —N.B.C. Feature. bleak Diomede island in the Bering THE RAINBOW INN 325.9—W W J. DETROIT—920. 315.6— WRC, WASHINGTON—950. 334.4_WMC, MEMPHIS—780. 1:00 p. m. Thanksgiving Program ford, Ernest F. Aronson, Walter T. j 7:30—W E.\F programs (1 hr.) 8:00—WF.VI-' piograms (3 ins.) 9:3o—W E AF mnsic.al liour So A Conlon, Manuel Foncisco, James E. Pabyk C olds 8 :3 0 -The Detroit trio. 11:00— WJZ Slumber music. 10:30—Studio concerts. by Hotel Bond Trio—Emil Helm- Rescue of the disabled walrus AND NIGHT CLUB berger, director. Foley, E. Clayton Gengras. Martin Ml Best treated without hunting schooner, Dorothy, which J. Greene, Fred Howard. Thomas P. | Jolly Fellows—March ..Vollstedt was towed 100 miles to port for \ dosing—Jiistrubon Bolton, Conn. Oberon—Overature .. .. Weber Kelly, Patrick McCormick, Antonio j 7 .1.5—M.ivile Ii; ;r.-: dance 11111510. Leading DX Stations. repairs. Petollo, Samuel Pratt. Wilfred i Thursday, November 28. 8:00— L lt;e C/nip.'.cny crciicslra with Selections from “The Gold Rescue of Trader Jim Allen and Special Holiday Menu John McC’ormucIr. ccl'-bratcd Irish F.:ied.n Ainold, soprano. 4C5.2—V.'SB. ATLAN TA—740. Saucier, Blair A. Wasiewicz, Geo. | " 4 > W I S 1SS 7:0ii —I'.:ncc oichestia: cvnicert. Diggers of Broadway” .. Burke 30 Eskimos starving at Waon 12:30 to 12:30 ;-:P0—R. ..■:'ic;y; imisic i.-ici;. 30 Eskimos starving at wauu- Hizardville James J. P. OVEff t? MILUON JARS USED YEARLY tenor, will return to the air after an ;i.:',i|i—tn i.'i'.t.'.l i liil'.i.“:i'i'liv. mtislc. 9 :(ia—XL.C programs (3 lirs.) Elegie ...... Massenet Wright. They were tal«n to w^ Meriden. Richard Majowski. absence of nearly three vears in a —Two dni'co oi'cIk'SK-ss. ll;ua—Concei t; organ rental. Evangeline ...... Rose Private dining rooms for 293.9— KYW . CH ICAGO— 1020. fields where the Eskimos launche Britain, Josephine Chudzik. Thanksgiving night broadcast to be li — Mrcirticams concri t. Selections from “Faust” . .Gounod radiated by "WK.\F and associated 302.8—WBZ, NEW ENGLAND—990. 8:00—NBC programs (3 in s) skin boats and shot walrusses for ' Alfred E. Hadden, S. parties or families. Phone 382.3 pi'ogii'.Ms tl hr.) 1:15— Dance nnisic to 2:30. The Sweetest Story Ever ' —-——I- —(~T*~i- |-»-mj~(ri.ri^ stations at 10 o’clock. Mr. McCor­ 239.4—VJBBM. CHBSAGO—770. for reservations. mack’s program will be conii'uscd ol — Dusk in l'i:>ic. Told ...... Stultz ^ o ’ p D-1 f of nn F- Witchelm; New Canaan, Swan ;: 30— V.‘.i:5 piograms (1’ 5 hr.s.) 9:00 —\V.\BC programs f2 Ins.) Rescue of New Haven, Terrence many oi his liest loved songs, wTiicli ln:3a—Oiciu'Stra; iii.glit court. I Love Thee ...... Grieg he liimsclf has selected. He vyill I'c 11 :lin2_Milion F.iibin's orcluslra. 1:45 p. m. University of Pennsyl­ Alaskan commercial airplane ser ^ Ralph Dohna. William Kurc- supported b.\' Nathaniel Shilkret's 348.6— V/AEC, NEV7 YORK—£60. n:;;n— \v.\BC Loml'arcio’s orcliestra. vice. forced down o" an Island. i Edmund Smith; New London, Dinner $1.75,Per Plate 1 ;45— Peiin-CornelJ footb.ill game, 12:00- Organ novoltivs: trio. vania—Cornell Football Game— salon orchestra. One of those amaz- When asked what his men did for , B^rtnojojuew Welch; Norwalk, Fred inglv stirring stories tisuall.v buried in 6:30— Repertory play, "Inhentcrs." l:(,!(i—Daimo nnisic; Coffee Linn's. 254.1— WJJD, CHICAGO— 1180. announced by Graham McNamee official files has been dramatized and 7 :c"_T\ mi d;uiro orclic.'-ims. from Philadelphia—N.B.C. Fea­ diversion during the northern Fairchild. Harold S. Graves: Nor- will be. broadcast at 9 o’clock by tile 7 :30— Hcinaid I.evitow’s en-s.-'iiible. yoid— Mooscln art cliildreii’s liour. cruise, Commander Edward D. Jons , j McCann, a W ABC network. Tlie story concerns .x;iin—Towel' feature pro.gram. ',1:30—.'•tludio Inili nnisic liour. ture. ]0:3a— Dance crciicslra; artists. said they read adventure magazines , pg’quabuck, Vincent Widun: Port- the sucte.-sful effort of United Stales v;;15— Waslungtnn political talk. 4:30 p. m. Thanksgiving Day pro­ How much? secret service men to foil an extensive 8;3ii—I’olundiians feature program. 12:00—.\rtists; concert trio. to get thrills. land, George H. Johnson; Rockville, 416.4— WGN-WLIB, CHICAGO—720. gram by the Continentals. plot against tlte neutrality laws by 9:00— Detective story drama. Herman Luetjen; So. Manchester, A Diainbnd plotters who were trying to smuggle 9::1M—Russian concert music. 10:30— Siudio feature frolic. 5:00 p.' m. Radio-Keith-Ol’pheum UP TO $300 arms and ammunition into Mexico l(i:(ip—Temple musical program. 11:20—Quintet: liarnioiiy team. Vaudetnlle Performance — N.B.C. Dominick Sambona; So. Norwalk, THE FINEST OF GIFTS across the California boundary line. ](1;30—Wasliiv.gton national forum. 11:30—Two dance orcliestras. 12:00— Dream sliip; dance music. Feature. Chas. J. Vaughn; Southington, Wal­ A truck load of guns and ammunition 11:011—Diaani l>oat melodies. PROHIBITION POUCY ter Begay; Stamford, Joseph Rum- We are in a position to grant •was well on Us way wlicn detectives 11:30—Two dance orclicstras, 202.6— W H T, CHICAGO—1480. 5:30 p. ra. Thanksgiving Music' Whether set in a ring, stepped in. 12'CO—Midnight oiM:;in nn lodlesr 10:00— Studio concert. Heard ’Round the World—Gener­ sky; Stonington, George B. Durant; loa n s q u ick ly to folks who 11:00— Vonr hour Ic.agiie. pendant, bracelet, brooch or 454.3— V7EAF, NEW YORK—660. al Baking Company’s Musical Peshawar, India, Nov. 27.— (AP) Stratford Edwin H. I^ach. need ready cash for personal Wave lengths in mtlcrs on left ol 1 ;45— Pcnn-Coriieh football game. 344.6— W LS, CHICAGO—870. watch, a diamond is alwa^’S elation title. Kilocycles on the iiglit. 6:00—Dinner danco music. 8:4.5—Tliroc hired men: music. Novelty. —Total prohibition of alcoholic liq- Taftville, Ro^sld Thurlow. Union or household emergcnciM* Times are all Kastern standard. Black 7:00— Mid-week liy iiiii si.ng. 9:351—WJZ music hour. 7:00 p. m. Silent. cherished as a gift of lasting face type indicates best featuies. 7:30— Comfort liour music. lonio— Symphony orchestra. Our service is swiff—courtcovs 8:00— Rudy Vallce’s orchestra. 10:30— siudio artists program., —dignified. remembrance. 9 ;00— Revelers male quartet with the 11:1/'— Russo’s orcliestra; quartet. WBZ—WBZA We carrj’’ only the finest of Leading East Stations. Singing Violins, orchestra. 11:45—Studio dance mnsic. Wednesday, November 27 272.6— WPG, ATLANTLC CITY— 1100. 9:30— Melody momi-nls vvilli vocalists 447.5— W M AQ-W QJ, CHICAGO—670. stones and know that you 8:03— Ventnor Church choir. and in.'-lrunii'nlidisls. 8:20—Tliree musical programs. 4:00 p. m. Studio feature. 8;3u—Organ recital, contralto. 10:00— Jehn McCormack. Irish tenor. 10:30—Drama, "Lhisolved Mysteries.” 4:30 p. m. Music Lovers—Amphiou P H O X E vyill appi'eciate their quality y;30— Little Club erilcrtainers. 11:00— Opera, “ Samson et Dalila." 11:30—Uance orcliestra, Aerials. trio. Brooklyn, N. Y., Fred Nostraud, when you see them. Let us 9:45—Orchestra; Uuljway boys. 12 00—Kemp’s dance orclie.itra. 12:00— Two dance orchestras. and himself was elected monarch. Hugo C. Peters; Franklin County. W R IT E 393.5— WJZ. NEW YORK—760. 238—KOIL, COUNCIL BLUFFS—1260. 5:00 p. m. Final closing stock mar­ help you make a selection 10:30— tftudio Hawaiian guitarists. Other points are that the princi­ New York, Jas. Zupper; New 'fork, 10:45—Two dance orchestras. 6:3ii—Dinner da.nce nnisic. 7:00— W.ADC programs (3 hrs.) kets. ples of Islamic law will be the basis O R C A L L early. 283—WBAL, BALTIMORE—1060. 7 .(iii—.Vii'Os ’ll’ .Viuiy. ccniiedians. 10:(io—Merry ranil>lers dance. 5:25 p. m. Government bulletins. N. Y., John Carlson. Richard Eyre. 7il,-,_Talk. "Civing T'lianks.” of administration, that a military 7:00— .Marylanders’ music hour. 11:00—Studio music liour. • 5:30 p. m. Lost ajid found; positions Luigi Giammetta, James O'Neill: 8 :30—WJZ programs (1 hr.) 7 ;:;ii— lirceti anil do Rose. 361.2— KOA, DENVER—830. school shall be established and an Hempsted, L. I., N. Y.. Beni. L. The only charge is three and one- Open Evenings by 9:00— Soprano, violiiii."^!. pianist. 7; 15—7 -ll’.'i danee orelie.iitra. 8:00—XBO programs (3’,2 lirs. wanted. arsenal for manufacturing modern 9:20—WJZ programs ( I ’ i hrs.) 8:00— Serenade witli male trio, pianos 12:30—Arcadians mixed (piartet. 5;45 p. m. Safety Crusaders. XV.. vvv-—Nyruon; Portuort unester.Chester. N.n. Y., i., Micb-naici'- half per cent per month on unpaid Appointment. 11:00—Musical memories. 8:30— Sports event dramatized. 299.8— WHO, DE5 MOINES—1000. 5:59 p. m. Temperature. arms, continuance of former King i Gomes; White Plains. N. Y., amount of loan. li:30— I’cabodv organ ncital. ■ i;(m—p.i Tango loinantico. 7:30—Siudio salon group. Amanullah’s relations with the for-| ^jyjg xinnin: Providence, R. 1-, 545.1—WGR, BUFFALO—550. 9:30— Dixie nir.lo trio with talk by 8:00—XBC programs (3 hrs.) 6:00 p. m. Telechron time. 7:00—Van Suruam’s orclifstra. William Monday, Jr. 11:0(1— Brevities; grab bag. 6:01 p. m. Champion Weatherman. eign powers, development of com- I Giovanni lonates. Persois(a l Fin a n c e C o . 8:00—W F A F proginm.s (3 hrs.) in:on_Mi

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picture matinees and dancing par-! could have called on the residents “Tails I Win; Heads You Loser' ties. It remains to a consider- j of certain blocks and on no oile able extent a day of grateful re-1 else, it would probably have been Etmttng X?ralb an effective and satisfactory meth­ od of seal distribution. No such PUBLISHED BY THE To list the beneficences for HERALD PRINTING COMPANY. INC which the people of a nation or a system has seemed to be creatable 13 Blssell Street South Manchester, Conn. state have occasion to render and the result has been, in previous THOMAS FERGUSON thank is the Job of a President or j years, that for a week or more General Manager a Governor—emd since the procla­ every fall many of the doorbells Founded October I. 1881 mations of such officials have to in town were pushed or pulled a Published Every Evening Except be written not only vidth a view to dozen or more times a day, every Sundays and Holidays. Entered at the their impressiveness and their lit-; youngster in the neighborhood Post OiTIce at South Manchester. Conn., as Second Class Mail Matter. erary quality but with considerable eagerly striving to sell seals at •' One vfar“1^y“ maTl°'!..*!t7.“f.\ »6.00 consideration for their political im -{ every door, x^er Month, by mall ...... L nn nllcaUons, it is one that we don’t I Not unnaturally a great many s.ngi:^c^"prer.!!“:.:::::::r:::: I 03’ envy them. From our own point fairly amiable people, who other- I: vtnse would have welcomed the op­ MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED of view It Is a quite impossible one, PRESS since among a ^imdred million peo­ portunity to contribute a dollar or Closed Tomorrow The Associated Press la exclusively eiutiled to the use for republlcatlon ple there are exactly one hundred so to the war against the White fU of ail news dispatches credited to It million combinations of circum-' Plague, became rather out of pa- or not otherwise credited In this paper and also the local news pub­ stances occurring from one Thanks- ^ tience with the whole Christmas lished herein. This store will be closed all day All riKhlS of republlcatlon of giving day to the next, and so a | Seal idea. special dispatches herein are also re­ certain proportion of individuals ! Now the Educational Qub, which served. who may be pairdoned for feeling j conducts the sale of the seals for tomorrow in observance of SPECIAL AUVEKTISINO KEPKB- that during that year they have Manchester as an affiliated body SEN’TATIVE: Hamilton - IXeLlsser. Thanksgiving. Inc.. 285 Madison Ave.. New York. N been out of luck. Thanksgiving day, with the State Tuberculosis Com­ y.. and 6I’X North Michigan Ave., mission—reserving a certain estab­ ciitcago, Ills. , _ as a set festival of gratitude, must lished part of the intake for its own Closed tonight, at 6 o’clock The Herald la on sale dally at all rest its case on the presumption Schults and Hoatltng news stands In that for the majority of us the indirect fight against tuberculosis New York City. good fortune of'-the twelve months j through the nourishing of under- 3 ^ Full service client of N E A Service. has well outweighed the m isfor-! fed school children-has abandoned Inc. ' the old peddling method and is to Member. Audit Bureau of Clrcula- tune. WATKINS BROTHERS tlons. On that basis the Thanksgiving engage in a campaign of solicita­ The Herald Printinjc Oi/Tnpany. Inc., tion exclusively by mail. '55 YEARS AT SOUTH MANCHESTER assumes no ttnanclal resDonsIbillty day of 1929 is well justified by two for typographical errors appearing In facts alone. The year has witnessed, For this effort we bespeak the ndvertlsments In the Manchester ready support of every c’tlzen who Kvenlng Herald. ______just recently, the end of the most dangerous period it has encounter­ appreciates the importance of the WEDNESDAY. NOV. 27, 1929 ed since the peak of the German great battle against that terrible NOTHING DOING! aggression was halted at Chateau enemy of the human race, tubercu­ There has come to this office a Thierry. The recent collapse of the losis, the utter necessity of organ­ communication from the Bureau speculative furor that was taking ization and money in the carrying of Child Welfare of the State of possession of the nation and pois­ on of that fight and the particular Connecticut, sent, we assume, to oning the tide of its real prosperity usefulness of that department of all newspapers of the common­ was the greatest single blessing the war to which the Educational iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiintj wealth, in firm expectation of a that has come to America since the Club especially devotes its efforts. cordial reception and willing com­ World War. Coupled vrith that is If there are any who fail to ap­ THE preciate the vital character of these pliance with its request for co-op­ the fact that the nation has at its fact, every individual would be SILENT eration. It will perhaps mildly head a helmsman of extraordinary' things, perhaps they will still be benefited through a stability of food astonish the Bureau of Child Wel­ skill and a genius in the reading of willing to purchase the seals mail­ WASHINGTON prices. GLOW fare to discover that there is any smudgy charts that has almost ed to them out of sheer gratitude Let us hope that some adjust- S for the elimination of the doorbell ment can be made so that not too " well intentioned person or news­ never been equaled. LETTER . many Thanksgiving roll around be­ KITCHEN paper that feels, about the matter Take all the bad and all the good nuisance. fore every farmer in America will in hand, quite differently from it­ that has befallen this collective By RODNEY DUTCHER ^ ambassador. Dr. Mal- have cause to be thankful when the encj of the Harvest season comes— BURNER self. people since the last Thanksgiving NE.\ Service Writer bran, was here only for a few Washington, Nov. 27—Diplomatic ] fleeting weeks. One story in ex- when he can feel that we are all IS This newspaper, however, doesn’t day, and the Wall street debacle, so IN NEW YORK entertainment is likely to be some- planation off his recall has been helping him to stabilize his business In the least mind saying that it painful to so many individuals, and what less lavish this season as a that he cheered too quickly and of farming so that he will not have CLEAN, result of what happened to the , too loudly at the announcement the feeling that his business is a considers the legislative enactment the presence in the Presidential New' York, Nov. 27. A few notes CONVENIENT which it is asked to support to be chair of Herbert Hoover provide stock market. l of Mr. Hoover’s good-wall trip to gamble and that he is shaking dice in the public eye: Quite a few of Washington's' Latin America. Malbran uttered with the elements. AND ? an outrageous piece of bureaucra­ reason enough for the holding of a cuThat a certain Mr. William large colony of ambassadors, minis- fulsome and public praise of the GIVES cy, an Impertinent and unjustifiable national holiday devoted very sin­ tional figure in ennn.^ionconnection , terl. - councello^^^ . . ’ ® before Consulting Buenos QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS COMFORT meddling in matters which are not cerely to expressions of thanksgiv­ big navy propaganda, would far j ^ires. ______Sties properly public affairs at all aid a Question: A. G. asks: “Are sties FIVE YEAR ing. We can let the rest of the caused from impure blood or defec­ shining example of official nosiness blessings go in anywhere, just for mnerenee uctwceu a. u.u. ^ friendly feeling has been tive eyes, and what is the remedy?” GUARANTEE which managed to get legal sanc­ extra good measure. is well known to scores of anony­ bear, but large numbers of them •' Answer: •— The acidosis which i DON’T DELAY—ORDER NOW tion, like a hundred other such ac­ shared the belief of millions of the fact that we sell her $75,000,000 makes sties or boils possible is cre­ mous American art students who Americans that the market of- or $80,000,000 more goods in a year tivities, only because the Connectl- have encountered him abroad. ated through wrong eating habits. JUDICLA.L SULT.AN fered a beautiful opportunity for than we buy from her. This fact The irritating cause may be from I Silent Glow Oil Burner Corp. , cut Legislature does three-fourths Despite the fact that thousands And if you don’t think that S 97 Center Street, South Manchester Phone 4360 times change, let me Inform you bright people to get rich quick. j ^ constant tendency to depress rubbing the eyes and infecting the of its work beyond the horizon of of jurors are more or less mentally that it will be in the conservative Some of thein played the com- Argentine foreign exchange. Some eyelids with a common streptococcus S M. H. STRICKLAND public scrutiny. dwarfed, that juries do all sorts of Ladles’ Home Journal that the panies with which Secretary of 570,000,000 in Argentine gold has bacterium. Defective vision has its' E Authorized Dealer. The communication refers to a the Treasury Melon ai^ his fam- shipped to this country during effect in producing sties, mainly be­ S Dial 3768, Next Door to Montgomery W ud Co. 832 Main St. antic things and that many individ­ story of Emma Goldman is print­ ily were connected. Others saw cause the one who is suffering from law enacted last spring which ac­ ed. No so many years ago Em­ 1929. uals would be glad to see the the Ijoptn in cliHl aeronautics and It so happens that the Argen­ eyestrain is liable to rub the eyes Tniiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiit ma—who ifi really •» brillianb* bought up" aircraft compdny stocks. tually makes it a crime for a per- twelve good men and true relegat­ ;tle and motherly «)uir-was,,bglng tines raise the exports the very more frequently. '"son to take into his or her home, ed to the limbo of things that have chased all over the front pages One -'afplofliat ’piayfed a ’ particular things on which our own farmers stock because be knew that an offi are demanding increased duties, as a boarder, even one child, un­ come and gone, there are still mil­ as a “red,” anarchist and what­ clal of the company was friendly less such a person has submitted to lions of people who believe very not. And was finally shipped out including flaxseed, beef, hides, corn, of the country on the famous “red with President Hoover. canned meat, casein and many less a snooping expedition on the part sincerely that the jury system, or ship.” Most of the more Important important agricultural products. of the Bureau of Child Welfare and at least the right of trial by jury', One of the finest Broadway diplomats go to New York from Every time we sock the Argen­ has been granted a license by that is an absolute essential to the main­ plays of the past half dozen sea­ time to time. There their coun­ tines with a tariff boost or a san­ tries have large industrial or itary embargo or anything else body: the only exception being tenance of a democratic govern­ sons is “Berkeley Square.” Yet,, according to John Balderston, its financial contacts and it was not that tends to diminish Argentine when the child is “placed” by some ment. author, it’s been kicking around difficult for them to pick up what exports to us even slightly, it is organization already holding a li­ If there are many such in Chica­ Broadway offices for five years. It they considered good market tips. bound to accentuate the unpleas­ But whereas formerly much of cense from the Bureau. Not only go it will be interesting to see even was spurned by the Theater ant situation. Guild, which thought it too meta­ the social gossip here centered on that, but any such person must what, if anything, they do about stocks and their prices, the most physical. Finally Balderston, a It Is interesting to observe that submit to an annual renewal of the the case of Judge Joseph B. David. London newspaper correspondent, common topic of conversation among the diplomatic colony today the large South American countries snooping and each year get a fresh Judge David yesterday officially sold it to a British producer and which profess to love us the most license. w'hen it became an important pro­ is the question of who was stung took in the course of a murder and how badly. are those which, in contrast with With the utmost condescension duction there, it finAlly found its Argentina, have large, favorable trial, the most extraordinary . posi­ way back to the bright lights the law permits a person to receive For about a year, President Irl- balances of trade with us. Brazil tion, ever assumed by an American belt. Which seems to be the case and Peru are particularly fervent In the child of some other person, tem­ jurist. Banishing the jury at a criti­ with most of the better plays— goyen of. the Argentine Republic’ _has refrained from sending an am- their manifestations of friendship. porarily, as a guest, if no payment cal point in the trial of a number including "Street Scene.” which Chile has been far more friendly was'^ tossed out by most of the ^ bassador to of expenses is made. Likely enough of police officers for the murder of can be sure just what Irigoyen's than Argentina. wise men of the big street. The following table shows total at the next session an effort will be a Negro politician, he berated the Among those who have been idea is. He is kno'wn in South America as the “mystery man.” values ^ of ^ our exports - ___ and. , _ imports . .. made to require Bureau supervision state’s witnesses, declaring one of moaning low since the "big crash” But there have been more evidences to and from tlwse countries in. the of even this proceeding. them an “unmitigated liar,” declar­ on Wall Street are John Gilbert, the cinema headliner, who Is said of concentrated dislike for the I first nine months of 1929: The letter to the newspapers re­ ing that the state had organized its to have lost everything but his United States in Argentina than in j 5163,956,647; quests publishers to keep tabs on case on perjury and winding up by any other South American republic ; imports, $85,188,440. their advertising columns, waten- declaring that if the jury brought Sf^hi!iban“ ‘^ of^ollferM ooS: a7d T^s^b^rn who, thank heaven, has a wife here that the failure 1° im- ing out for advertisements inserted in a verdict of conviction he would capable of making a good living. | other ambassador was an ‘ndicat on , by persons who wish to take chil­ at once set it aside. * _____ I of displeasure at the crimp which ports, $80,891,37 L dren to board; to notify one of the Carmen Barnes, the little gal; our new tariff legislation was likely . Now nothing can be more obvi­ ports, $22,467,823. several offices of the Child Welfare ous that in Judge David’s court whose book, “Schoolgirl,” got her to put in Argentine exports. Bureau, so that the advertiser may into the newspapers and out of an there is no such thing as trial by exclusive New York school, has ca was celebrated because of an es­ be snooped as to whether or not jury. There is nothing possible but been propo.sitloned by several movie pecially plentiful harvest, but there he or she has a license; and to trial by Judge David. And the situ­ outfits, but gave them all the air were many lean years after that when these sturdy pioneers of the decline to insert the advertise­ ation becomes all the worse when because they wanted her do do Health and Diet Clara Bow stuff. frontier must have searched hard to ment if the advertiser isn't licensed. it is understood that Judge David Paul Muni came back to Man­ find something to be thankful for at We shall undertake to do noth­ is a person of notoriou.s political hattan the other day wearing half Advice the official Thanksgiving time. Our farmers today are crying for COMINC’ ing of the kind. We are complete­ ties whose presence on the bench of Hollywood’s laurels and suffi­ irs ly fed up with this everlasting ef­ ciently importan to take a suite IJy DU. FK.4NK McCOY relief from the uncertainties attend­ has long been an object of attack in a swankv hotel and rate inter- ing their hard work. As long as I fort to regulate every activity of by respectable newspapers of his t^e leading press can remember, most politicians A Wonderful Aid to Christmas 6iioppin?r^ oqr civilization by legislative en­ city. writers. But when he limped out FARMERS’ THANKSGIVING have been talking about the subject actments which, in the great ma­ If the criminal courts of Cook of New York, westward bound. This harvest time of the year is of farm relief, but certainly very „ t * u J • • 4 J 1 1 not a single- critic had “tabbed . , not always the time for rejoicing. little has been done about it. When jority of instances, are the creation county are to be administered in 1 ...... we speak of the farmer’s hard luck either of vain cranks oi people him and _ni!] The farmer who has labored hard this way then Chicago is up | piay a small part in h play called all year, hoping for favorable and a bad year we do so with a looking for soft jobs at the public against something infinitely more j “We Americans." Only at the Yid weather, is often disappointed when feeling of pity for the individual expense. Until the Connecticut Leg­ serious than Machine gun wars dish Art Theater was he known, the time comes for the ripening of farmer, when we really should be ITS THE and there he wore some such moni­ concerned with the food supply islature can be shaken up into- a among beer runners, pineapple ex­ the harvest. So many times the ker as Mimowltz. winds have blown too hard, the which concerns every man, woman realization of the necessity of re­ tortionists and treasury looters. If you’re hard up for Parlor j and child in America. pealing a lot of these regulatory The roots of anarchy have extend­ games this winter, you might ■ have“ bitten the tender buds, or the A laborer receives his wages each statutes,' including this one, let the ed till they are undermining the start a few arguments over Wil­ spring rains have been so great as week, the professional man usually liam Bolitho’s selection of great ^id- has a steadily Increasing income, Child Welfare Bureau attend to its very foundations of the communi­ venturers of history. I’ll bet not to destroy any possibility of a good Christmas Shopping own job and do its own foolish and fall crop. but the farmer’s yearly returns are ty’s civilization. one of a thousand could guess the The Viking farmers, who were very uncertain. The varying from unnecessary work. If it has any full list of those selected by Bolltho the first settlers in New England, plentiful to poor crops makes food business that is useful and rational .\ BETTER W,\Y for his hook, “Twelve Against the had their troubles in battling the prices uncertain. which will appear on the Gods.” The headliners, by the way, Perhaps very little can be done and wishes help in it, very well; the The Educational Club of Man­ are Alexander the Great, Columbus, elements, but their problems were Herald will be glad to help. It will no greater than that of the farmer to control the destrroying effect of chester, an important department Cagliostro, Casanova, Isadora Dun- bad weather, but certainly a great oan Lola Montez, Napoleon and of today. With all of our progress CLASSIFIED PAGE have nothing to do \vith volunteer­ of whose work is the dietary care In a scientific way, we have so far deal can be done towards stabillz ing to aid the enforcement of such Woodrow Wilson. Certainly no one ing prices through financing the of under-nourished children in the would ever have guessed the latter. accomplished very little Jn controll­ an arrogant and in some respects public schools, is to be congratulat­ ing the wind, the frost, and the rain, farmer through the lean years and By way of comment on Ameri­ providing proper Governmental every day beginning Friday, hideous law as the one in question. can productivity, most of the im­ so that every year in the same way ed on its adoption of a new method the same soil will yield a plentiful storage facilities, so that the supply of distributing the Christmas Seals portant things to be seen and heard on Broadway are British, harvest. of food stuffs can be regulated to the day after Thanksgiving THANKSGIVING of the State Anti-Tuberculosis So­ with British players — “Bitter There are just about as many suit the steady demand. The farm Thauiksgiving Day, bom of the ciety this year. Sweet,” “Bird in Hand,’’ "Jour crops destroyed today as there were er, alone, should not be made to sincere if austere piety of the ney s End,” “Berkeley ’ Square” I several centuries ago wljen the pll- bear the burden which comes from For some time it had been the grim fathers anxiously watched the destruction of crops by bad earliest New Englanders, while it and “Rope End.” practice of the club to utilize the GILBERT SWAN. their crops and prayed for favorable weather. is now celebrated by many Ameri­ school children as volunteer agents weather. One season farmers in certain cans in a leas completely religious for the sale of the seals. A rather Twenty-one students were ex­ The modem farmer ha^ many ad­ sections have poor com crops, spirit than that of its originators, pelled on liquor charges ‘by the vantages as far as improved im­ Another year in another part of the pretty idea in the abstract but one country the fruit may be entirely WA TCH FOR plements areiconcerned, but he still is still in very great degree an oc­ University of Illinbis. Maybe that whose operation was not altogeth­ song should bis revised to read, has the same bad weather condi­ destroyed by the frost or insects. If casion of genuine appreciation of er happy, as many a citizen could "By thy campus gently flowing, Il­ tions to fight and the same fear of these damages to certain sections our blessings. There is still some- testify. If it had been possible to linois.” damage to the crops and possible could be blended with the results from good crops in the rest of the thing of Thanksgiving day besides set up a real system of solid ta- complete loss of all of his year’s What this country needs is a non- work. country, the individual farmer ill.*'! football, turkey dinners, moving |ticn , by which certain children lAMir(n«' aultcaM for ooDfresstnem . Tha-firafc.-IHhanksfiviBg in Ameri­ would not have to suffer and, in PAGESEV MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1929.

Middlefield, spends most of the week-ends at the home of her par­ HEBRON ents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Jones of Jones street. Motor Hints Several Hebron friends attended Mrs. Elizabeth Dorrance, a former I limoly Suggestions on ihe the wedding anniversary party held resident of Hebron, is spending the Care of the f^ir by the Auto­ SERVICE for the MOTORIST Friday evening at the home of Mr. winter as the guest of her son-in- mobile Club 01 Hartford. and Mrs. George Lord at their home law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. in East Hampton. The party, com­ James B. Morrell, at St. Petersburg, memorating the fifth aimiversary ot Florida. Mrs. Dorrance is the New Kind of Puncture their wedding was postponed from daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. High speed around corners is er rate than many sixes. The car TO ASSIST FARMERS. FAINTING • the Tuesday evening previous as Mr. causing motorists a lot of unneces­ speed should be kept down accord­ Orimel Thompson of Hebron. Fargo, N. D., Nov. 27.—(AP) — Lord was just recovering from a Schools of the town will close to­ sary punctures. Nails are getting ingly. hard cold. Among those present Master of Psychology The Northwest Grain Co-operative, AND FIBERLAC day for the usual Thanksgiving into tires by this method as they an organization of all the Farmers’ Perfect Circulation Restored from Hebron were Mr. and Mrs. Ed­ holiday, opening on the following never would under normal condi­ The emergency brake, always Ae target of the complaining motorist, elevator association pools and co­ Let us make your car look! ward A. Smith, Mrs. Francis H. Monday. tions. operatives In the spring wheat area, With This New Radiator Washer Waldo, accompanying the Smiths, Mrs. Clara Brown and her daugh­ A sharp turn at too high a speed still rates as the one thing about an like new. Expert work. Low automobile that could be improved with the exception of the Farmers’ and Mr. and Mrs. Ames W. Sisson. ter, Mrs. Daisy Humphreys have causes the side walls of the tires to Union Terminal association and the prices. Our special ma­ Mrs. Della Weir, formerly of this closed their Hebron cottage and re­ come into contact with the ground. upon. Some of the criticism is justi­ fiable, but much o- It is due to poor North Dakota-Montana Wheat Pool, SIGN WORK SIMON IZING chine for washing town, and her family, now of Marl­ turned to Hartford for the winter.: or at least near enough to i., to make was set up early today under plans borough, were also present. Mrs. Mrs. Humphreys has spent nearly them susceptible to picking up stray reasoning on the part of the driver. radiators cleans out I Why, for instance, should he ex­ of the Federal Farm Board. Lord was formerly Miss Josephine all her week ends with her mother 1 articles capable of inflicting punc­ It is the amalgamated co-opera­ Buckland Faint Shop kiOumcLtJ. all incrustation and Allyn. She is the daughter of the w’eather was still tures. Since the tire walls are not pect his emergency brake to stop hers while the the car as quickly as his service tive which will deal directly with the sediment, restoring late Mr and Mrs. George Allyn of mild enough to permit it. made to act as treads any sharp Farmers National Grain Corpora­ . Depot St., Buckland Burroughs Hill, Hebron. Her sisters, Mr and Mrs. Leroy Benzinger and article that is run over in this way brakes? The former operates eltlier full radiating sur­ on the propeller shaft or on the two tion and the Farm Board in behalf Mrs. Belle Ailing of New Britain, family, and Paul Broome and nis is certain to cause trouble. of the farmers in this section. Phone 5585 face to the core of Low center of gfavity in an puto- rear wheels whereas the latter and Mrs. Grace Strickland, of Glas­ daughter. Miss Mabel, motored to operates on all four wheels. That t h e radiator and tonbury, also the latter’s daughter. South Farms, Middletowm, on Satur-1 mobile is intended as a safety meas­ ure, not as license to inflict punish­ makes a difference. making it work like Miss Bernice Strickland, were also ay to visit Mr. Broome s brother, The remarkable efficiency of four With y o u t present. A bountiful repast was ment on the tires. If this Isn’t taken new. John Brc*ome. into account the chances are that wheel brakes has made the, emer­ served and each guest received .1 i Mrs. Edward Fredericks has re­ gency brake seem even less effective Our staff of seiYice radiator cleaned by this new method, your motor will dainty souvenir. the center of gravity will be lowered turned to her home in Hopevale witin still farther—when a flat tire drops than it is. This is pure psychology. men includes experts run smoother, more efficiently, and will save you Mrs. Mary E. Teft of Hartford, her infant son, David L. from Madi­ the car unexpectedly. If the driver who stops with his in auto electrical who is spending some time as the son, where she has been for the last holding brake would remind himself money in gas and oil. Where the Trouble Starts work, ready to rectify guest of her old friend and neighb^ r, few weeks. Mr. Fredericks has also Most clutch trouble develops as a that he is back to a two-wheel brake Mrs. Francis Waldo, recently had as retuAed dome and is recovering result of using this unit of the car era he would have less fault to find any difficulties you visitors her nieces, Mrs. William N from the accident in which he | t6 compensate for shortcomings in and would spend less time seeking may have in your igni­ Save Your Motor— Austin and her daughtw, Mrs. v^;ar- , cracked some of his ribs. He is able the engine. Many car owners over­ better adjustments. tion, starting or light­ ence Clark, of Old Lyme. ! to be about but cannot work much. look this w'hen taking it for granted ing. We do the job Let Us Clean Your Radiator Mrs. Edwin T. Smith accompanied i The Rev. and Mrs. T. D. Martin that the clutch merely reflects their her son, Edward A. Smith, on a mo-1 are spending the Thanksgiving holi­ own inexperience as drivers. ALL BABIES SMOKE right the first time tor trip to New London. Uuri.ag the ] days at the home of Mr. Alartin s When the engpne does not pick up because we are ex­ By This Guaranteed Method time spent there Mrs. Smith was the brothers-in-law and sister. Mr. and , as it should there is a natural in­ perienced in finding guest of her sister, Mrs. H. H. Liar- Airs. Irving Will, in Mamoraneck, N ., clination to slip the clutch In order New York, Nov. 27.— (AP)— Drive your car in any morning, and have us look Cigaret smoking by three-year-old the source of the trou­ rows. . y. Mrs. Alartin’s work at the li- [ to help the power plant. Because the over your radiator. If it requires washing, we will do Mrs. Paul Junes had as week end ! brary will be taken charge of by | children was one of the customs ble and applying the engfine idling is too fast the driver that Dr. Margaret Mead, ethnol­ guests Mr. and Mrs. Fred Thompson I Miss Helen Hough and Mrs. Mary I is tempted to ease the start by part­ effective, corrective a guaranteed job and have the car ready for you tha of Norwich. | E. Cummings, during her absence. | ogist, says she found among the na­ measures. We never ly engaging the clutch. tives of the Admiralty Islands. same day. The cost of this work is very small and The morning service at St. i'eier s ] A special Thanksgiving Day serv All this paves the way for clutch Dr. Mead, who is assistant cura­ seek to make a big job may save you many dollars in gas, oil and repair bills. Episcopal church, Hebron, Connecti-; ^.j]j ^g.ke place at St. Peter’s trouble, including grabbing, "chat­ tor of ethnology at the American of a minor matter. If cut, Sunday, Nov. 24, was marKo-.i 1 gjpjgcopal church at 9 a. m. on tering” and slipping. Most of it can Don’t ■wait until it is too latel Do it NOW I Museum of National History, visited your trouble is only a by the use of the new prayer o o c k s , I Thursday, Nov. 28. The service will j be avoided by pacing more atten- the islands to make a comparative defective spark plug for the first time since the revised I he brief and it is hoped that at | tion to the engine, keeping it in bet- study of the development of primi­ ter condition and adjusting the books were provided for the congro-1 some will find time to attend, j tive zind civilized children. or a short circuit, gation. The disposal of the oid |,The Thanksgiving proclamation was I throttle so that the idling speed is The Admiralty islands are south­ we’ll tell you so and correct for smooth starting and easy SLEET CHASERS prayer books had been thoughtfully | jjj the church Sunday morning. west of the Philippines. They were charge accordingly. discussed and the plan decided upon gear shifting. part of German New Guinea and ' Improves With Use guarantees clear vision regardless of weather coriditia"*- was carried out in the following | now are controlled by Australia We render dependable manner. Just before the recessional j Aluffler noises occasion owners of under a Leagfue of Nations Man­ Chases snow, sleet and frost from your windshield. FOUR CITY OFFICIALS ' new cars considerable unnecessary battery and brake ad­ hymn, the lay reader in charge. Air. date. Allan L. Carr of Berkeley Divinity I t worry. Such noises wear away as Dr. Mead said that the children justment service. IN BIG U Q U O R RING ! the car ages, but this strikes the School, New Haven, and two boys of \ began smoking cigarets, made of THE DEPOT SQUARE $ 3 .5 0 the Sunday school, Leonard and i I average motorist as just a little far- Louisiana twist wrapped in newspa­ Telephone David Porter, the latter wearing thel I fetched. per, at the age of three. She said GARAGE I "How can noise wear away when the practice apparently had no ill WRECKING SERVICE 3151 or 8159 Alcohol ...... r.-.T., 90c gallon vestments of acolytes and carrying- Wallace, Idaho, Nov. 27.— (AP)— it is a well established fact that age candles'which they had lighted at Thel ie liquor cicau dean-up up of northern reduces cars to a state where they effect on their health. They are as the altar, led the wny to the rear of Idaho where Federal official's c ^ scarcely more than clattering bright and more nimble than Amer­ Greater Mileage Glycerine .... .r...... t. .r... $2.50 gallon the old vine covered brick churen, municipal offices have made their . . j demands ican children. She said she had not as yet formulated her conclusions. followed by the senior and junior own plans in a huge rum ring con- , This is all very ttrue, but age is ------and------’ wardens, Lewis W. Phelps and F. spiracy, reached new heights _ today beneficial up to a certain point. A SPECIAL Elton Post, and the rest of the peo­ as raids continued after arrest of 17 muffler, for example, will drone and SERVICE ple. Here, under the shade of the persons in Wallace yesterday, in­ make other objectionable noises FREE KIDNAPED MAN great maples the piles of discarded cluding four city officials. simply because its plates and pass­ Mayor Herman J. Rossi, Sheriff -m- Prestone— $4.50 books had been arranged in a neat ageways for the exhaust gases are Momence, 111., Nov. 27.— (AP) — paper covered parcels and a fire R. E. Wenieger of Shoshone coun­ too sharp. An accumulation of car­ ty, former Mayor W. H. Herrick, Back home today, Henry W. Con­ ' made ready for lighting. bon makes the path a smoother one rad, prominent Momence business A short but impressive and dra­ Deputy Sheriffs Charles Bloom and and deadens the noise. PHONE 6584 Albert Chapman and 12 other per- i man, related how he was kidnaped matic seradee of prayer and the Carbon, which collects as the car last night and given freedom two Yale Tires sons were charged with conspiracy reading of the 90th psalm then took is used, also seals the exhaust , and hours later upon abandonment by to violate the prohibition laws. muffler connections, thereby effec­ ♦ hitn any other tire on the market as Imndreds of satisfied users place and the boy assistants poured The Federal Grand Jury was re­ the kidnapers of their stolen auto- kerosene on the kindlings and ignit­ tively checking any noises through ' mobile near Cook, Ind. in Manchester will testify. Porterfield Tire Works ported to have returned more than ed the mass by applying the candie exhaust leaks, however minor these Conrad, owner of a large bakery, 70 indictments against officials and For Greater Tire Values All Roads Lead to Corner of Spruce and Pearl Streets. flames. The church is going on into business men of the Silver mining may be. said two men, pretending to be oil its second century having been built Air Flow Lowers Too salesmen, entered his office and or­ district. More than 80 persons al­ Most car owners who know any­ in 1826 according to plans suggested ready have been arrested. dered him to open the safe. by the Rev. William Jarvis of Bos- thing at all about the mysteries un­ The day’s receipts already had der the hood appreciate that if the been banked. After lining up the ^ ton. Mass. In an impromptu prayer at the close of the ceremony Air. supply of water in the radiator isn’t employes and searching the offices, Depot Square Garage Carr petitioned that the old customs j WAPPING adequate the engine will tend to the kidnapers ordered Conrad into may be held in reverent regard, but | overheat, but how many know that their car and sped eastward. “The Garage Where Everybody Goes.” a reduction in the volume of water In Lowell, Ind., the men forced ■without the exclusion of newer and ] The Y. AI. C. A. Seniors and reduces the efficiency of the air­ Ernest A . Roy, Prop., Cor. No. Main and No. School Sts. ■wiser forms which from time to Conrad to endorse a check for $1,- Juniors will open their basketball cooled engine? 000 which they attempted unsuc­ Phone 3151 or 8159. 24 Hour Service, Depot Square Schaller’s Garage time it may be best to adopt. The season this week Saturday evening "What has air cooling to do with cessfully to cash in a general store. ser-vice was then resumed in the November 30th, 1929, at the parish a w’ater-cooled engine?” the average The kidnapers then headed for church. house with Burnside furnishing op­ motorist asks. The answer is that Chicago. Near Cook, Ind., their car ANNOUNCE All books privately owned or position for both teams. the engine is only indirectly cooled stalled. The pair commandeered those having any possible histiyical The Sadd Memorial Library wnll by water and that the real cooling another car and continued north­ value had been carefully culled out be open for the distribution ot books agent is the flow of air through the ward leaving Conrad in the aban­ . THE ADDITION OF previously. The reason urged for the on Friday afternoon, instead of radiator core. doned car.. disposal of the old books in tliis Thursday afternoon, as usual this The more water there is in this TRY MS manner was that if left in the week as Thursday is Thanksgiving core the more heat is exposed to the t o d a y ! church or in the homes they might Day. air flow. Thus if the water suppiy is Manchester Auto JOE MALONEY cause confusion in the proper ren­ Miss Dorothy Frink will entertain allowed to become too low the air dering of the services. some of her High school friends at cooling becomes inefficient at the TO THEIR STAFF OF MECHANICS A deputation of Wesleyan Unive’-- her home this evening, where games same time. Top (o. sity Divinity students visited the and dancing will be enjoyed and re­ This explains why a motor will Congregational church of this vicin­ freshments will be served. run cool up to a certain point and All Work Fully Guaranteed. Mr. Maloney wiU be glad to greet his many friends ity on Sunday, and assisted in the Miss Alice Goodwin from Sims­ then suddenly overheat when the and assures them the same careful and reliable service water level gets too low. W. ). MKSSIEIt services here and in Gilead. 'I’he}' bury spent the week-end with her as heretofore. were Messrs. Adams, Reisner, Hodd- school chum. Miss Marion Hill. They Special Care For Each man. Toons, Harrison, Decker, Leg- are pupils at the New Britain Nor­ It does not occur to the average motorist that not all engines re­ ge, Fallon, Ebener, and Bosworth. mal school. Our new station will be ready about Dec. 10. Watch Air. Bosworth officiated at the Sun­ quire breaking in along the same At the whist party which was lines. As a result of this many en­ for opening. day morning service at Hebron Cen­ held at the Rye street school last ter, preaching his first sermon. The gines acquire the repair shop habit Friday evening there were fifteen long before they are due for it. visits of these students have come tables. Miss Thelma Thurston of A few manufacturers now are SCHALLER’S GARAGE to be a yearly event and are much Springfield, Mass., won the ladies running in their engines before mak­ CENTER ST. PHONE 6282 appreciated. They went out two by first prize, Aliss Katherine Kissell ing delivery. In such cases it is per­ two to the churches of ad­ the second, and Aliss Mildred Smith We carry the best grade of oil procurable. It covers missible to run a little faster than every vital spot with a film of protection and does not joining to-wns, Colchester, Colum­ the consolation. Mr. French gent's usual when first taking possession bia, Marlborough, etc., gathering at first, John Mosher second, and John of the new car, but even so it always thin out when heated. Hebron Center Sunday afternoon, Kutsavage the third prize. Refresh­ is better to drive, let us say, forty DRAIN AND REFILL TODAY WITH and accompanied by some of the ments of coffee and cake were serv- for a short spurt, than to drive thir­ Christian Endeavor members going The proceeds of the whist are ty-five for a prolonged stretch. VEEDOL OR PENNZOIL for a long walk to Post Halt and 1 turned over to the school fund, who V-eights should be treated care­ Watch This Space Each W eek vicinity. They took charge of 3-l^.tii serve hot cocoa and lunches for fully for the reason that scoring in AND FILL UP WITH THAT union Endeavor service at Marlbor-1 the school children, this type of engine is apt to be more ------for------ough Sunday evening. Aliss Lenora Towig of Springfield, serious than where pistons run HI-TEST ANTI-KNOCK GASOLINE Allan L. Carr spent several days|j^asg^ hut who formerly taught straight up and down. Another point A List of the Better Grade of Used CarS last week on a trip to Manchester, i school at Rye street, spent the w^eek- that must be considered is the rear N. H., to see his mother who was gjjjj g^t the home of Mr. and Mr.s. axle reduction ratio. Some of the New Batteries Buick 1926 Sport Touring, Excellent Condition lea-ving for California to spend the Wilbur C. Hills. straight-eight engines run at a fast- 1 8 c per gal. winter. On his return he visited 1927 Studebaker 4 Passenger Coupe. “It Pays to Use the Best” Cambridge where for a short time 1926 Buick Brougham Sedan. he was the guest of Benjamin H. $7.00 up Bissell at the Episcopal School of 1928 Essex Coupe, real value. Theology. He also spent some time at Berkeley Divinity school before Batteries re-charged 1927 Essex Roadster. returning to the rectory. and repaired. ,ChetfMlingJtation The Rev. T. D. Alartin acted as Terms if desired, so if interested phone us. assistant at the morning service at Special Radio TIRES AKD TUBES We will gladly give you a demonstration. Grace church, Yantic, on Sunday. [ 84 OAKLAND ST...... MANCHESTER He has been engaged to assist Dr. | “B” Batteries At a Price That Will Interest You. German at Holy Trinity church, / Te l . 6 8 6 5 *■ Middletown, on Christmas Day, at Phone 7220 the early communion service, 7:30 a. $1.50, regular Phone 7220 BUICK m. $2.25 heavy duty iMARQUETTE Miss Ellen Jones who teaches in AGENCY Barlow’s Garage Main St. at Middle Tpk. .lames IM. Shearer, Prop. 595 Main St., So. Manchester moto* rhe YELLOW Next Door to Sheridan Hotel One Day Service For Heed Early Warning! WES PENQi Don’t Let Kidney Trouble Get a Firm Hold. -with the Sick Batteries! uiiiiiimiiiiiiiimiiiuiniiiiniiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiimmiiiiiiiiiiiiniiinnniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiij o e s every day find you lame and achy— suffer­ ingnagging backache, headache and dizzy spells? Nothing cures a sick battery as well as our One Day !DBAND D Battery Charging Service. Puts them in perfect con­ Are kidney excretions too frequent, scanty or burn­ WANTED I IF IT’S REAL SERVICE YOU WANT ing in passage? These are often signs of sluggish kid­ dition in only 8 to 12 hours, while old methods take 2 or 3 days. We save you all that expense on rentals. Our I BRING YOUR CAR HERE. neys and should not be neglected. OLD AUTOS AS JUNK One-bay Charging Service is the best in town. Lowest To promote normal kidney action and assist your I AUTOMOBILE AND TRUCK REPAIRING kidneys in cleansing your blood of poisonous waistes, Don’t cart even your prices on new batteries. « use Doan’s Pills. Endorsed the world over. Sold by * 2 k c i l c o . old chassis to the I DEMING STREET good dealers everywhere. dump.. I’ll pay for it. I GARAGE AND FILLING STATION - Van Wagner’ s Service Station WILIJARI K.LISUS, PROP. CALL 5879 311 Main Street AUTOMOBILE SUPPUES .4^D RBP.AIRING Wm. Ostrinsky = Tel. 3011, 4:J Demlng St., Manchester Doan’s Pills Formerly Sullivan & Dower 91 Clinton St. A Stimulant Diuretic to the Kidneys TiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiHiiitiiiiimmiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniimiiiiiiimiiiiiiiimintiiiiiiini MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN.,WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1929. PAGE EIGHT Race, Football, Basketball Thanksgiving And Last ToucMown New Course Record Rec Fives To BY W. M. BRAUCHER hanksgiving is here jahd th« last touchdown soon will be Seen In Rec’s Five made* Under the goal posts lighting youth has matched brawn Basketball Season Tand brains in the fierce struggle to score> ,_Now the posts will be lafeihdown. Or left to stand guard alone, ■with white snow drifting •where once throbbing life and brilliant color ebbed and surged in the Mile Run Tomorrow battle for the goal. « Thanksgiving Night The touchdown harvest is nearly done. And many df the men who fought as players in the athletic spectacle that the harvest provided r have kicked their last football, crashed the line for the last time, flung Craig and McCIuskey, Local Runners, Stand Good Chance the last long forward pass. For them this touchdown harvest is final. Connecticut Mutual Fives of BOWLING A1 Marsters, who plunged and darted and dodged for Dartmouth, made his last touchdown before the harvest was complete.. A broken of Winning Annual Cross Country Contest; Gwin of Hartford to Furnish Op­ CHENEY GIRLS’ LEAGUE. bone in his back took away from the game one of its greatest halfbacks wliile there still were battles to be fought. Storrs, Last Year’s Winner, to Compete Again; Craig Alice Paradis Leads hris Cagle, whose name went across the country before the touch- position; Manager Clune Alice Paradis leads the Cheney n battle had fairly begun, will run for the Army no more. From Girls’ bowling league averages with £the first to the last he has been a marked man. “ Get Cagle,” was the Has Lowered Record in Trial Run; Nearly Forty En­ Announces Lineups; a mark of 84.5 in th* junior league, cry in -every game, and that alone stands as a great tribute to his j She also holds the high single, 112. tries Received. 'Here are the averages for the first K oy Riegels— the goal posts saw him err fatally once. But how Dancing Afterward, ;round: he did fight b ^ after that mistake! H e ran the wrong way, but i CHENEY BROTHERS Corrected it in the best way a man can— to grin and bear it and fight JUNIOR BOWLING LEAGUE Manchester stands a good chance of producing the winner Manchester’s 1929-30' basketball cm back,. Name Ave. Games of the third annual five-mile cross country run here tomorrow season will officially get underway The goal posts this season will be hearing for the last time the thud A. Paradis ...... 84.5 18 morning under the auspices of the Recreation Centers starting tomorrow evening at the East Side A. Leister ...... 81.4 15 as Benny Lorn’s right foot swishes into that ball to send it soaring far Recreation Center when the two E. Bika ...... 80.20 21 down the field. The Trojan will not forget his slashing run down the promptly at 11 o’clock. i Rec Fives pry the lid off a new E. Royce ...... 79.13 21 field for the touchdown that spelled defeat. If a Manchester runner does ?) “ M. Kissman ...... 77.12 21 place first, he will probably be •campaign which they hope wall be Captain John Law, the tackle who led one of the greatest foot­ J. White ...... 77.10 11 ball, machines ever put together at Notre Dame, is saying farewell this either Jimmy Craig, former mem­ S. Kelley ...... 77.5 18 year. Bronko Nagurski, bucking horse of the Min­ ber of the cross country team at He^s In Charge S. Berk ...... 77.0 12 Cornell University, or Joe McClus- P. Reale ...... 76.9 18 nesota herd, and Pest W elch and Glen Harmeson, ^5 ICALDERW' key, the new Fordham flash who A. Wolfram ...... 76.6 21 who helped bring Purdue its first championship— this only day before yesterday accom­ C. Pontillo ...... 76.1 3 touchdown is their last, too, Calderwood, who plished a splendid feat in winning M. Summerville . ...75.5 6 grabbed the fumble that beat Minnesota out of a Big the 13th annual intercollegiate E. Wigahowski .. .. .74.9 15 Ten tide, also is through. three mile freshman race in New A. Moriarty ...... 74.8 21 Billy Banker, the Blond Blizzard of Tulane, will York. B. Gerich ...... 74.4 21 bid goodby to the Southern Conference with a full Craig stands an excellent chaqce. .. .74.2 10 i E. Lennon ...... harvest done. Stumpy Thomason, Warner Mizell, He has run the course about a half ! E. Scranton ...... 74.2 3 a dozen times on trial jaunts and it i E. Mazzola ...... 73.19 21 Russ Saunders, Pug Parkinson, Ray Montgomery, Eddie Wittmer, “ Little Sleepy” Glenn, Jap Douds, was learned last night that he has ' A. Taggart ...... 71.4 21 clipped more than a second from |M. Curran ...... ___70.0 12 Joe Donchess— the day the course record of 27 minutes and 1 M. Reinartz .... ___69.11 21 for their last touchdowns mi 44 seconds made by Jimmy Gwin of ! C. Fraher ...... ___69.9 18 is at hand. C. A. C. at Storrs last year. Gwin E. Peterson .... ___69.4 21 Next year the goal posts is also entered in tomorrow’s race E. Wolfram .... ___68.9 21 will look down again on LAW along with five other Conn. Aggie V, ___68.6 18 M. Volkert ...... the familiar old battle. The men. Craig, who has been in Man­ E. McConville .. ___68.5 21 chester about a year living at N. Y"okotis ...... ___67.15 21 faces will be different, here and there. For these RIbXiELS Teacher’s hall and working in the 1 G. Modean ...... ___67.5 21 engineering department at Cheney I V. McGann ...... ___66.9 21 men, though, Thanksgiving Brothers, has run the five mile i A. Visius ,...... ___66.7 21 means that their touchdown course in 26 minutes and 14 sec­ j I. Rossi ...... ___65.13 21 harvest is nearly done. R. Griffith ...... ___65.12 21 onds. ' R. O’Leary ...... ___65.7 18 Although he has never run the E. Wilhelm ...... ___65.7 15 course, McCluskey is expected to M. Damato ...... ___64.13 21 give a good account of himself even Jimmy Quisli M. Crawshaw . .. ___64.11 21 b though he is more to home in a mile G. Fish ...... ___64.2 18 run. On one occasion, Joe went over even more successful than the one the course but it was on a bicycle S. Chesbro ...... ___64.0 13 Director Lewis Lloyd which ended last March. . L. Reinartz ...... ___62.4 21 trailing along behind his brother. Opposing the Rec Five and the E. Pettengill .... ___60.14 21 Johnny, to give him words of en­ Rec Girls will be the basketbah Pc. Hanson ...... ___60.0 18 Football couragement and hand him quar­ teams representing the Connecti­ 13 High School Players ters of lemon to suck for quench­ C. Perrett ...... ___59.5 15 Local HERE’S HOW TO TttL cut Mutual Life Insurance Company A. M cV eigh...... ___59.4 6 ing his thirst. On that occasion, of Hartford. The first game will be F. Lielasus ...... ___59.1 21 Briefs two years ago, Johnny won the race at 7:-15 with the big game starting E. Chamberlin .. ___58.17 18' and Joe was very happy. Tomorrow FIVE MILE RUNNERS at 8:15. Clyde Waters of Bristol will ___56.0 6 Sport both Joe and Johnny will compete J. Selwitz ...... New York.—In point of fa ct' In Final Game Tomorrow referee both contests. JUNIOR TEAM STANDING but Johnny admits he expects to Syracuse will be the “home team’’ | place behind his brother. ' 1—James M. Gwinn, C. A. C. Manager and Coach Ben Clune Teams Won Lost , against Columbia at Baker Field .■^aidTast night that he will^have a Throwing ...... 17 I i DID YOU KNOW THAT— Two Pairs of Brothers 2— Charles White,. C. A. C. g ' here tomorrow. Tw-elve of the i Charlie Greene, the Penn full- Chatter Also entered in the race for Man­ 3— James M. Elliott, C. A. C. i squad of ten p'.ayers on the floor tq- Ribbon ...... 13 JO Syracuse squad are from New York Kelleyites Close Successful 4— James W. Bottomley, C. A. C. I morrow night for both games. The Main Office No. 2 ...... 11 ! back, is the son of the 1906 Penn chester will he Jim Crowe, Man­ jj i while most ^ of Columbia’s football ' captain . . . Captain Ward chester’s star marathon runner who 5— Clifford Barnes, C. A. C. ; men’s team will start with Ty Hol- Velvet ...... 10 jj material comes from other sec- 6— Edwin Tracy, C. A. C. —tanti-and Tom.my Faulkner at for­ Spin No. 2 ...... 10 : Schoonover of the Arkansas I ------...... waa the first local runner to reach j 3 ' tions. Season Against Alumni os I basltetball team, was awarded a 7— ^Theodore Darr, Hartford. ward positions, the old standby, Roy Spin No. 1 ...... 8 Anyone v/ho is planning to take the finishing point last year and 13 1 New Haven.—Frank Vincent has live razorback hog last year as seventh in all. Four Hartford and 8— Tommie Beakey, E. Hartford. Norris at center with “Hap" Mad­ Weav...... 8 in all the sport attractions here to­ 9— W. S. Babcock, Springfield. der. and Ding Farr at guard. In re- Main Office No. 1 been adequately rewarded for his West Side Grid at 10 the man who had done most for two Storrs runners broke the tape great line play for Yale this season. j the university . . . SchoonoY'er morrow will not have much time ahead of him. Crowe also has been 10— W. E. Bennett, Springfield. ' sei-ve, Clune will have five other 11— Eugene Aronson, Torrington. rood players in the persons of Vincent^ has been elected captain of I is a candidate for the Rhodes for turkey dinner. The average per­ training dilligently for the grind Senior Division. the 1920 Eli team. He has been * scholarship .... The Indiana 12— Edward E. Root, Norwalk. “Gyp" Gustafson, Pete Conroy, Velvet. OXlock. son, however, probably will be satis­ and has been over the course sev­ Ross Shirer, Jimmy Quish and Billy the outstanding Yale lineman of the I University Daily Student carried fied with the breast of the foul with­ eral times as have Sammy Haugh, ’ 13—Samuel Haugh, Manchester. M. Karpin ...... 94 season. i a full page ad one day last week, : 14 — William Lawson, Manchester, Dowd. H. Bodreau ...... 84 out grabbing the legs too. Bill Lawson, Ted Lawson, Bill Cambridge.—Not only is Elliott Manchester High school will bring I saying merely “BEAT PUR- Saharek. There will be two sets of 15— James G. Craig, Manchester. The Connecticut Mutual will line- E. Rowsell ...... 79 I DUE!’’ in type ranging from the | 16— Ted Lawson, Manchester. T. Putnam a pretty good halfback its 1929 football season to a suc­ The Sokol Rosebuds of Bridge- j brothers from Manchester, the Mc- M. Sherman ...... 108 but an exc^lent hockey player. He 1 smallest in the shop to boxcar ' 17— James P. Crowe, Manchester, J. Schubert ...... 103 cessful conclusion tomorrow morn­ port beat the Shelton eleven in the Cluskeys and Lawsons. has been selected to captain the letters. . . . When Bucknell bat­ ------From C. A. C. in addition to 18— Wm. Saharek, Manchester. ing when it meets the Alumni at tled Fordham at the Polo, Park City Sunday 13 to 0. Billy 19— John McCluskey, Manchester, 468 465 450 Harvard hockey team this season. Metz, star halfback, scored both Gwin will be Charlie White, Jimmy Providence.—It will be one tough Groimds, it was playing on the 20— Jos. McCluskey, Manchester, Dressing. the West Side field. Play will start scene of one of the most famous touchdowns. Elliott, Jimmy Bottomley, Clifford ame after another for Brown next jq o’clock which means Barnes and Edwin Tracy. The team 21— Francis A. Breen, Hartfot^ L. Thomfeldt ...... 80 j graduate’s trium phs...... ' 22— Vincent D. Breen, Hartford, R. Anderson ...... 81 y _ . . TT.i— ----- that a person will be able to take Christy Mathewson was a Buck­ The Bristol Maple Ends took a 6 from Storrs stands a fine chance to 23— Geo. Reisell, Hartford. Sheridan ...... 73 others Princeton, Yale, Holy Cross, cop the team prize. Other out of M. Syracuse, Columbia and Colgate. nell man .... Twenty-seven to 0 trimming from the West Sides 24— Robert Johnson, Hartford. M. Lamprecht ...... 69 men at Princeton are entitled to ; town entries are Teddy Darr of the in Waterbury Sunday. The winners 43rd Air Division, Conn. National 25— Joseph Vanty, Hartford. K. Gustafson ...... 81 3, letter , , . . • Yes, for football. [ scored on a recovered blqcked kick 26— Francis Colgan, Hartford. - back of the goal line. Referee John Guard, Tommy Bakey of East 27— Thomas Reams, Hartford. 384 401 419 Last Night Fights Kelly at first called the play a Hartford, W. W. S. Babcock, W. E. 28— Vincent M. Datri, Hartford. touchdown, then changed to a | Bennett of Springfield College, 29— A. G. Bordon, Hartford. Weaving touchback, only to b. cobvincod al- Aronaoa of TOT^fton, Ed 30— Ross Andrews, Hartford. M. Strong ...... 73 St. Paul.—Bermondzy Billy Wells, Cubs Face Danger ter the game had been completed ward R. Root of Norwalk. 31— George Scully, Hartford. E. Kissmann ...... 97 England, outpointed Jimmy Owens, that he was wrong and to reallow Aggies’ Chances Good 32— John Harrison, Hartford. G. Hatch ...... 88 Fort Worth, Tex., ten. In Meriden Game the original score to stand. Zowie The Conn. Aggies cross country 33— Frank Fisher, Waterbury. N. Taggart ...... 99 West Palm Beach, Fla.—Jeff what a mixup! team is entered almost intact in 34— Carmello DiMaria, Waterbury , c. Jackmore ...... 85 Cargoll, Biloxi, Miss., outpointed your annual road race. The team The town champion Cubs face an i has competed in six races over four 35— Marty DiMaria, Waterbury. Mike McTigue. New York, 10. acid test in their campaign for the 36— Joseph DiMaria, Waterbury...... 442 419 482 Spencer, la.—Johnny Mack. Cin­ Tom Kelley, Ed Bailey, Jake j and five mile courses since October state semi-pro title tomorrow after­ Moske and Earl Wright of Man- 11 2 , winning four, losing one, and 37— Vincent DiMaria, Waterbury, Old Mill cinnati, knocked out Hal Mullenhof, noon when they go aganist the 38— Thomas Sticco, Waterbury. I Sulivan ...... 82 Chester took examinations for ad _placing well up in the New England Fort Dodge, la., 5. strong Falcons “in Meriden at St. mission to the Hartford District of | intercollegiates in which nearly 39— Ernest Deschenes, Waterbury F. Nelson ...... 78 New York.—Andy Divodi, Brook­ Stanislaus field. The Cubs wall be at 40— Ralph Raimo, Waterbury. IL. Kicking ...... 80 lyn, knocked out Marty Roth, Central Connecticut Board of Foot- i every team in New England was full strength with the return of ball Officials, The results are not entered. Decisive wins were scored IM. McKinney ...... 83 I Brooklyn, 3. Jack Stratton to the role of quar­ 1E. Lautenbach...... 99 Los Amgeles.—Eddie Mack, Colo­ yet known. over Wesleyan, Tufts, Amherst, and Main street to the finishing point. terback. The Falcons are one of the Clark University. Captain Bottom- Motorists are urged not to follow I rado, outpointed Tod Morgan, jimior strongest teams in the state in their 402 411 412 lightweight champion, ten (non­ The Falcons and Insilcos of Meri­ ley of Milford, Conn., and White of too closely to the runners as the class and stand a very good chance New Haven, Conn^ are the out­ “Bettj” Washkiewich title). den are having the same difficulty gas from the exhaut seriously hand­ Throwing. of beating the Cubs. Neutral offi­ that used to exist between the standing men on the team. Barnes icaps the runners. Chief Samuel G. Chicago.—Les Mariner, Chicago, cials will work the game. The local dp with Havens, former West Hart- ; c. Ritchie ...... 79 and George Hoffman, New York, Ernie Dowd Bob Treat north and south here in connection of Hartford, Tracey of Manchester, Gordon has promised ample police ford High star, and Francis Me- ' e . Anderson ...... 73 players leave the Rec at 12 o’clock with making arrangements to set­ Elliott of Pomfret, and Gwin of protection. drew, 10. by bus with bus loads of rooters Altoona, Pa., make up the rest of Collum, a Manchester boy, at the H. N ielsen ...... 90 in most of the football game and tle the city championship on the Boy Scouts Help forward positions. Gray of the All- H. Frederickson .... 85 following a half an hour later. the team. All these men are exper­ The course will be easy to follow Tight shoes for women are said still watch the cross-country run.* gridiron. Each team is holding out Church team at center, Whittaker, L. Pukofky ...... 79 to be unfashionable this winter. for its own field allowing Old Man ienced runners having competed in due to the stationing of guides at ex-Trinity captain and Case of Some other discomforts will be The High school closes a sched­ Windham High of Willimantic' was Winter to creep nearer and nearer races throughout the state and the stragetic points. In addition eleven Poquonock, guards. McCollum also 406 383 407 ule of nine games. Five victories to a point where it will definitely east for a number of years. Others Boy Scouts will act as additional found to take their place, how­ defeated. on the squad as well as some of the guides accompanying the runners plays on the Poquonock team. In re­ Ribbon. ever. have been turned in with only two Thirteen members of the Hign block the game. And look at the serve will be Burt and Dunn of E. Kleinschnidt ...... 78 defeats and one game tied. The money the silly boys w'U lose by not Freshman team may enter the race. over Mt. Nebo to see that they do school football squad will play their Gwin, the winner of last year’s not get off the trail at that point West Hartford High, Tanner and C. Dion ...... 74 local school boys finished third in last game for “dear old M. H. S.” playing! Barton, the latter from the Elm­ A. Majaik ...... 87 E. McConville ...... 60 race, Is expected to finish well up The scouts are under the super- M. Kissmann ...... 75 the Central Connectic\|t Interscho­ tomorrow including eight members among the leaders this year. rision of Scoutmaster Everett Fish. wood Endees. H. Gustafson ...... 73 lastic League losing to the pennant of the regular team. Captain Ted Tony Tomkievicz, star Meriden Dummy ...... 73 Twelve Hartford Runners The boi's are: The starting lineup for the Rec 350 361 386 Lupien, one of those who graduates High back this season, played with The Hartford Harriers have en­ Harold Bedurtha. Charles next June will not be in uniform Girls will be Anne Scranton and 397 425 439 the South Ends of Meriden Sunday tered the most runners and they, O’Bright, Edward Straum, Peter Miriam Welles, forwards, Elizabeth i VTELVET. tomorrow owing to a visit in and his team held the Falcons to too, stand______a good chance of coming Ponticello, Arthur Galinat Law­ Washkiewich, center, with Irene ! Massachusetts over the Thanksgiv­ JUNIOR DIVISION. E. Lennon ...... 77 77 110 a scoreless tie although thoroughly j the team honors if not in rence Convesse, Edgar Clark, Leslie Buckland and Evelyn Beer, guards. . E. Peterson ...... 65 81 73 ing holiday week end. The other outplayed. dividual. The twelve Harriers are Erickson, Sam Silverstein, Gilbert The latter three are newcomers'to . dozen who will play their last game THROWTNG. S. Chesbro ...... 60 59 d, Francis A. Breen, Vincent D. Breen, Park, Russell McVeigh. ’ the team, Scranton and' Welles be- ' are Roger Spencer, Bill George, For the benefit of any Manches­ George Reisel, Robert Johnson, Jos­ The checkers will be William ing the only ones of the five who B. Gerick ...... 77 I. ■ Rosie ...... 66 70 66 E. Mazzoli ...... 79 61 64 Mozzer, West, Hansen, Ernie Dowd, ter young men and women home eph Vanty, Francis Colgan, Thomas Brennan. Cecil England, W. J. Wilk­ played last year. Miss Welles has E. Royce ...... 80 Bruno Nicola and Lincoln Murphey from college tonight for the Thanks­ Reaves, Vincent Datri,' Abraham inson and Bob Dougan. The judges been moved up to forward because G. Modean ...... 80 347 348 380 on the first team with Scarlato, giving holiday week-end, it is re­ Borden, Ross Andrews, George at the finish are' Frank Busch. Mao Miss Washkiewich, High school girl E. Wolfram ...... 77 Schiebenpflug, Moriarty and Court­ peated that the Cubs trounced thd Scully, John Harrison. The East Macdonald, George Hunt, Dick Mc- who reached the finals of the town B. Bika ...... 79 SPINNING NO 2. ney from the second string lineup. Majors 19 to 0 and 22 to 2 for the Hartford Railroad Shop and Lagan. The number clerks are Paul tennis tournament, has shown up R. Griffiths ...... 66 69 76 The Alumni team is being town football title the past two Auburn A. C. of West Hartford are Cervini and Ben Clune. The start­ , go satisfactorily in practice. 393 400 406 R. O’Leary ...... 70 69 90 organized by Bob Treat, captain of Sundays. The Cubs have one of the also expected to enter teams. er will be Edward F. Taylor, chair­ The other five Rec Girls who will SPINNING NO 1. L. Reinartz ...... 74 70 69 the local high school team last sea­ best teams that has ever represent­ Director Lewis Lloyd who is su­ man of the Rec committee. John ’see service in at least part of the M. Reinartz ...... 78 A. Moriarty ...... 68 67 78 son. His brother, Charlie, will be in ed the south end but they meet an pervising the affair expects close DeRidder of Hartford and Roy 'game are Etta Clulow, Margaret E. Hanson ...... ;... 80 Dummy ...... 60 59 64 uniform as will Red Happeny, Louie acid test tomorrow in Meriden and to 40 runners to toe the starting Norris will be the timers ■with Tom Welles, Charlotte Foster, Dorothy E. Massey ...... 76 Farr, Billy Johnson, Luddie Hansen, Sunday against the Hartford Giants line in front of the High school on Stowe official scorer. .Hart and Jennie Kiszka. Facing the R. Hanson ...... 63 338 333 37’( Salve Vendrillo, Johnny Johnston, at Mt. Nebo. Main street. He also added last Late this morning eight addition­ :Kec Girls ■will be practically the M. Damato ...... 73 Bill Davis, Bob Healey and others night that he expected a new course al entries were received from the same combination that nearly beat WEAVING. whose names have not yet been an- north some of the gossipers record to be set with the five miles Waterbury Boys’ Club. This makes them last year, M. Krist and J. 370 378 360 S. KeUy ...... 75 80 nounced. are already talking about a new being covered in less than 26 min- the total entry list ejzactly forty Tenn will be at forward with K. M. Summerville .... 68 57 With many old grads back home i succeed Jack Dwyer next uates. We would not name any in­ and v/hile a few may drop out there ..Taylor, center and T. Ericson and RIBBON. M. FUiere ...... 67 65 for the holiday weekend, expecta- ggggQjj they would be making dividual or team wnner but said are others who may enter at the -fy. Schlatter, guards. E. Jones, Mc- M. Volkert ...... 73 77 tions are that a good sized crowd better use of their time search- that he would not be surprised if last minute. D^re-’tor L’c'-d str:>:'!- F. Lielashvs ...... 65 Craig or McCluskey came in first. ’TJuerill, A. Krist, L. Holman and H. P. Reale ...... 70 will be on hand to witness the . better talent. The ed the pc •'.t 't ’ . ■ A • . ... ^ ^ V > • The course will be down Mam Carlson will be in reserve. A. Vlslus ...... 79 283 279 300 school’s final game of the current north end can't hope to win the promptly cn ti . . Dancing will follow the games season. street, onto South Main, left up Mt. A. Wolfram ...... 79 m a in o f f ic e n o 1. title again withou' doing quite a bit Nebo Avenue along the narrow runners who are '.ate w.;- s m : ■ with McKay’s Serenaders fumish- A. Taggart ...... 72 V. McQann ...... 73 57 Manchester High’s lineup for the of strengthening. be out of luck. In the list of Water­ final game will find Turkington and winding path through Mt. Nebo ■ ing the music. E. Scranton ...... 81 74 S. Vendrillo back onto Charter Oak street, then bury runners are four DiMaria I E. Pettengill ...... - 55 62 ■ Hansen at ends, Spencer and West brothers. 365 374 385 The oldest date palm in the on east up the hill to Highland MAIN OFFICE NO 2. M. Curran ...... 75 86 winning East Hartford outfit by at tackles, George and Mozzer at The queen bee has 5000 eyes. guard, Dowd at quarterback, Nicola country was planted near San Park, left down Porter onto East iilAlmost as many as the lady who N. Yokltls ...... 78 77 A Paradis ...... 72 72 only one touchdown. One of the I Center, back to the Center and then Tli* frigate bird and the ^ba* biggest objectives of the season and Squatrito, halves with Murphey Diego by the Spanish missionary, tfoss can both sleep on the wing. pkeeps track of the neighborhood G. Fish ...... 65 71 Junipero, in 1776. I on down the home stretch along loings. E. Wilhelm ...... 72 71 856 851 368 was hurtled successfully when at full. - ' x •

PAGE NINE MAWUHiiSTEK ffiVJsmWG HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1929. UNUSUAL RADIO BILL FIREMEN’S ANNUft Overnight THANKSGIVING DAY HOLY CROSS Queer Twists SOCIAL TONIGHT A. P. News' BOSTON COLLEGE ON In Day^s News ____ JWTIC to Carry Nationmde m nksdiviD F— ■" . ' ' * i Broadcast of Music of Ten Hankow, China—Nationalists and Different Nations. Big Crowd Assured at Hose TURKEY DAY’S MENU Princeton, N. J-—Go up, young rebels suddenly end fighting in ------man. Colonel Lindbergh, interview­ Honan and Hupeh provinces. i Musicians of ten nations scatter- ed by the Daily Princetonian has Madrid—Government denies Aimy over the globe contributed to a Co. No. Vs Dance at ‘ modernized Horace Greely. A young banquet was planned to give im- unique .Thanksgiving Day program Penn-Cornell, Syraeuse-Co- I man'will find it enormously to his pression . of pierfect union among , booked by Station WTIC at Hart- Cheney Hall. I adv^tage to learn to fly, f the officers and hide regime’s weak- '■ ford. This feature, slated for 5:30 ness. I o’clock Thursday afternoon, lasting llimhi;) C o k a t e " m o w n colonel says. Just as anyone can lUniUld, vU lgaiC I learn with ease to run a 30-foot Mexico City—President-Elect O r-i^ p one and one-half hours, con- tiz Rubio planning call on Hoover j gjgfg pf a series of 'musical tran- With 1,600 tickets disposed ol Cl f AiL f o i n A c ' launch, although a skilled pilot is f ? before assiiming office. scriptions of the performances of Snino Ol Utncir D12 u a m e s necessary for an ocean liner, so one j for the annual Thanksgiving Eve ' can learn to fly a private plane New Haven,' Cdnn. — Francis;^! nine fainous musicaT organizations social and dance g^ven by Hose ------; without the enormous effort involv- N Thomas Vincent elected Yale foot-, j of Europe and one of America, Company No. 1, of the South Man­ ball captain.. i Forty-twO stations in this country chester Fire Department, all indi- , Bv WILLIAM -L CHIPIMAN ' ed to become a transport pilot Ann Arbor, Mich.—James O. H. | will -broadcast the program at dif- cations point to a gigantic success A. P. Sports Writer New Y o rk -A Huguenot Hall of Simrall, Jr., elected Michigan foot- ferent hours on the same day. _____ : fame is to be erected on Staten i when the affair begins at Chepey ball captain. I The sponsors of the program con- Hall at 8:30 o’clock tonight. ... o- , A r> 1 ' Island Paul Revere, Alexander New York Nov.' - ‘ ^ ^ 1 Hamilton, John Greenleaf Whit- Washingtdn—Hoover calls utili- ! tend that this new type of enter- Music for dancing will be pro­ With assorted rivals, ancient and Wadsworth Longfellow ties magnates at final conference j tainment, composed of disks re- vided by the twelve piece Com­ modern, ready to square off against j presidents Tyler, Garfield, before turning ■ stabilization pro- 1 corded especially for this occasion, manders orchestra, which has prov­ each other in holiday games to- , ^aft wall be among Efram over to Chamber of Com- ^ is a means of extending the radio ed a distinct succesa at the Rain­ mere*. Of United States. ^horizon around the globe wthout morrow, football interes ; those commemorated, bow, and will be .under the direc­ east has been diverted momentai- , gog^on—Box cars on the instal- Wallace, Idaho—Mayor, sheriff ; waiting for the perfection of short- tion of Bill Smith, formerly with and other officials arrested by Fed- i wave transmission between coun­ Paul Whiteman’s European orches­ ily from the interesting engage-; Boston and Maine tries. It would be impossible, they ments with which the season in this | jg buying 2,000 from the \r 11 eral prohibition agents on con tral unit. spiracy charges maintain, to link these different na­ Refreshments will be served in sector will be brought to a close on , g^g^^jg^d Steel Car Company for $1 tions for one broadcast even if Saturday. The annual battle be-; ^ plus interest on the unpaid , New York. — Witness testifies the course of the evening and draw’- operators of Albany baseball pool short-wave transmission were im­ ing will be held on ’ the turkey, tween Notre Dame and Army vyiu j balance. proved, because of the tricky furnish the big climax of the cam -; Qhicago—If James W. Good. Jr., 1 paid $16,000 protection money to goose, and pig, and farm produce as weather conditions prevalent in in years past. Chances on the paign at the Yankee Stadium on : Robert Edward Good desire to 1 politicians. each country. By this method of ! Detroit — Immigration officials prizes are incorporated in the regu­ Saturday, but the burning question , gg^gbUsh a business, buy a home or electrical transcription, the musi­ lar admission ticket instead of sep­ at the moment is w'hether a fine; j^g^j-ry before the death of their confiscate rum-ladeh plane; arrest cians of the different nations will arately. Cornell eleven really can halt i 2i;iother they will be advanced ^25,- pilot. be playing and singing by proxy Reno,. Nev.—Lady Heath faints The general committee in charge Pennsylvania's tricky offense to-1 qqq from the estate of their father, while they themselves are actually II morrow. ‘ ' the late secretary of w^ar. His es- . on learning London court held her all over the map, most of them in includes S. L. G. Hohenthal, dhair- The big Red team arrived in , fgfg of $115,000 is left to his w.dow % liable for $1,200 dressmaker’s bill. 6ed and asleep. man; Harry Schieldge, ass’t chair­ man; A. F. Lashinske, sec.; J. E. Philadelphia today for a brief lim- j during her lifetime and at her death ■ Washingtofi — Mellon to sell j Recording this program involved Treasury- bills at discount in gov- | ^ portable sound studio to Moore, treasurer; Fred Wohllebe, bering up drill on Franklin -Field , be divided between the sons, ' d j' ' Stewart Cordner. L. N. Heebner, where 82 000 enthusiasts wall o c -■ Hew York—A1 Jolson is going on , ernment. financing instead of selling various parts of Europe. Tran­ interest-bearing certificates. John Learned, George Himt, W. J. cuDV every inch of seating space ; g concert tour around the world scriptions were made by the Royal Philadelphia — Talking picture Air Force Band, the Irish Guards’ McCormick and Lawrence Wil­ tomorrow I after a Palm Beach vacation The | liams. Both Syracuse and Columbia; guarantee is described by William ■, confession admitted as evidence in Band, the Pipers of the . Scots criminal case. Guards, the famous Garde Republi- nrenared to workout at Baker i Morris as the highest ever m the Washington — National Geo- Keld in preparation for the ninth history of the show business. Mor- j caine of France, the Ste. Germaine grapic Society awards Dr. Hugo String Quartet of Paris, the Na­ Katherine Halliday annual Orange-Lion tilt tomorrow. | ris managed Harry Lauder on his j j Eckener gold medal for w'orld flight tional Band of Germany, Dr. Felix The Salt City eleven is heavily fa- American tours. i ^ ' me oaiu . J' London—Parliament T.fxnHnn—Parliament is asked to in Zeppelin. Schmidt’s Mannercher of Berlin, Howard vored. levy a local tax for the establish- | 1 New York—Elihu Root presented the Lannef-Schrammel Quartet and Another invader, Carnegie Tec-i j with gold medal by National soloists of Vienna, the Budapest Teacher of Piano and is favored to w'age a successful bab ment of municipal theaters. The bill j is sponsored by J. Beckett, Labor, j j Academy of Design for his part in Gypsey orchestra, and the Milan Violoncello. tL. The plaid is seeking revenge I beautifying Washington. symphony orchestra, all to be heard agairst N. Y. U. for three succes- New York—Chief Leading Star 121/2 CHURCH STREET of the Blackfeet has presented to i I Danbury—Mrs. Anna Ryder, Car- for the first time in America. Sousa ciA'e otatings. mel, N. Y., absolved from blame for land his band furnish the American Telephone 5519 Undefeated by an eastern eleven, Chief Curry of Tammany a head- | 1 sum in excess of $100,000. It is ex- j dress, wampum belt and other i killing of Ronald Ferry, si.x, with finale, and Deems Taylor announces Colgate arrived in Providence to­ j pected that the total sales in the i NEW HAVEN ROAD GETS her autD. and describes each program num- trappings. Chief Leading Star, alias j RECORD IN CHRISTMAS 1 coming campaign will be increased 1 day’’ for its annual struggle with Alfred E. Smith, received the title j Brandford—Police commissioners j her. ______Brown. Pittsburgh is in a-position and regalia at Helena, Mont., when IMPROVEMENT BUDGET accept resignation of seven police­ to turn on all its power against I SEALS PUT ON SALE j Organization plans which have | IDS powei ^ camnaig-ning for the presidency. just been completed include the re-1 men who followed the lead of their Penn State in the annual game at j j^grakesh, Morocco—The French ! chief VTctor Lacrox, resigned. THANKSGIVING HOURS MANCHESTER Pittsburgh tomorrow when both . ^ ; ------appointment by the State Tubercu-1 Foreign Legion IS haying one of the , Billion tO Ec ' losis Commission of all the former Three and a Half Million to Be Janet* B. Buell, 5, killed by hit an.) teams will finish the campaign. A Spent for New Engines and run driver. victory over the Nittany Lions si^rSs oT\ocusts °have ^desSed ^ Placed Before Public in This ' agencies, and the establishment of AT THE POST OFFICE PEOPLE in Ridgefield and West Haven—Ignatz Swiderski, would seal Pittsburgh’s claim to two new units Cars. . from the Atlas mountains. Air- ; State This Year. Clinton. 42, New Haven, kills self in j 3il have been trading with us the eastern champienship and to a planes and cavalry have failed in ' ------The following scheduile will be ob­ Leaders representing the following An appropriation of $3,500,0001 three hours after arrest on charge for years and years and eharc in the national award. frontal and flank attacks upon the [ Hartford, Nov. 27.—For the first of indecent behavior. served at the South Manchester Washington and Jeff is favored hordes. time in the’ history of the Christmasorganizations in charge of the work for imnrovements, including the pur-i Waterbury—Edward Wissman post office tomorrow, Thanksgiving sure do appreciate it. When over West Virginia in the annual New York—A plot of Manhattan . Seal Sale in Connecticut, a record , visiting Nurse as- ^hase of ten electric locomotives aod alias A. E. Scott, West Haven, ar­ Day: in Hartford dine with us and battle of Morgantown...... -In addition- - land half an inch iride and 102 feet | breaking total of a quarter of a i ^ast Windsor-Visiting multiple unit type cars City Carrier delivery, none. to. the Army-Notre Dame clash a t , j j^gg conveyed in order to i billion seals will be placed on sale ; sociation, Myron E. Potter, pres (thirty three mu p yi rested on charges of attempted be sure to bring home some fraud in connection with stock tran­ Rural Carrier delivery, none. the Yankee Stadium Saturday's the i dent. ! and trailers, was announced by t!i3 oysters and crackers for the rectify an error made years ago. j by the various local agents of saction. Parcel Post delivery, none. card is featured by irfeetings be­ The descendants of the original ! State Tuberculosis Commission, ac-11 Glastonbury—Viriting ^ o w wiiiinTnd Nurse, oresi-'■ j -----New York,------New ^Haven* and ^ Hart- Money Order window, closed all olhei’ members of the fam­ owner share $100 from the trans-I cording to a report made by Miss sociaaon, Mrs. S. H. Williams, pres Roalroad Company from i .s Hartford—Wallace I. Woodtn. tween Dartmouth and Navy at general secretary of Connecticut ily. Philadelphia, Holy Cross and Bos­ action Mabel Baird, state campaign di- dent. , • New York offices following tne ^"stamp and General Delivery win­ ton College at Boston and Temple ■______I rector, before a meeting of the Hartford—Tuberculosis Md Pub- j j^gg^j^g gf goard of Directors Council of Religious Education re­ dow, open from 7:30 a. m. to 10:30 and Villa Nova at Philadelphia. nnn nr n in r r T I A M i Commission in the Capitol on Mon- lie Health society. Dr. Geo. H. bhaw,, yesterday. The locomotives sign. HONISS’S Stratford—Robert “Bushy” Stev- Thursday’s football games on the EXPERT STAGE DIRECTION l n S e s U r - The Educational 1 are to be used on ihe electric div.- Mail will arrive, 6:15, 7:00, 8:45, OYSTER HOUSE Sion of the road between New York ens, high school football player 10:00 a. m. radio will be ‘as foUow’s: 22 State Street Penn-Cornell—N. B. C., 2:45 p. ff I lion, and indicates a greater demand j cli^b, Jidrs. Janies whose leg was amputated after m Mails will be dispatched, o.oJ, m.; C. B. S., 1:45 p. m. FOR “SQUARE CROOKS ifor the seals that are sold to fight' tlo? M crE ^M ''fuScT i Sr .SrrarcT betsS S Ih S u ": injury, will see annual Milford- 11:00 a. m. • . ... Hartford, Conn. Brown-Colgate—WJAR, 10:50 a. j tuberculosis. Practically one hun­ Stafford—Current Events club,! ban service- in the New York zone. Stratford game Thanksgiving from All departments of the office wall dred sixty thousand (160,000) let- Mrs George Siswick. | Two new vice presidents were a^o ambulance on side lines. close at 11:00 a. m. for ^ m. The announcement was made today Vii'ginia-Carolina—WBT, 2 p. m. Poli and Fox Players Stage I ters containing one hundred or more West Hartford—Village Improve- appointed. One is J. A. Droeoe, readiness to be bv Postmaster Oliver F. Toop. ___ St. Xavier-Haskell—WLW, 2:15 Manager to Be Brought j general manager at New i n pADTlTDrS? J; ^ mailed out from 79 local tuber-1 ment society, Clarence R. Root. p. m. Here from Hartford for associations! Wethersfield- Women’s associa-| Haven, who is now vice presiden (j C A r l U K t b N i.sit the Swanee-Vanderbilt- -WSM, 3 p. culosis and health tion, Mrs. Seymour E. Williams. 1 and general manager. The other is Production. throughout the state. m. a I Willimantic—Visiting Nurse asso-: Howard S. Palmer, comptroller, wno , Tech—WAPI, 3 The report further states that , t c^ -n ' ■ is now vice president in charge of i GEORGE J. SMITH Auburn-Gcorgia The performance of “Square recent tabulation of the 1928 seal I elation, Mrs. John Reilly. BOY SCOUTS MEET p. b. Public Health Nurse as- accounts. M cGovern Texas-Texas Aggies—4 p. m. Crooks” to be presented by John Mr. Droege was born in-D,or Syncopation Instruction Mather Chapter, Order of DeMolay Oregon-St. Mary’s—KPO, 5 p. m. at Cheney hall next Wednesday the sale in this state was exfceeded 1 Windsor Locks—Public Health i park, Maryland. He entered ra.i , on Time is Eastern Standard and by only five other states in the | Nursing association, Mrs. Howard | reading in 1880 with the Baltimore | First of Series to Be Held in night took on'a professional aspect Preparation for Annual .Con­ Graiile Co.’s indicates when broadcast begins, w'hen it was announced today that IJnion, and that Connecticut was Pease. j Ohio, as telegrapner, agent aiidj THE TENOR BANJO not time of game. the only state between one and two i Vernon—Rockville yisiting Nurse | gj-gj^Qgj-gpj^er, and has also been wit.’ij test in February. the entire stage including lights, Mandolin and String Inst. Memorial curtain and all other stage me­ million of population which raised a association, Mrs. Carrie Kane. j ^.j^g .Chesapeake &. Ohio, Norfolk & i ------——------— ------* I Western, East Tennessee, Virginia! Best of Methods chanics would be in charge of the In a closely contested meet at Exhibition CHAMBER DIRECTORS former stage manager for the Poli and Georgia; Florida Central i: j ! PenninsulsTr, and the Southern Ra.d-jthe South Methodist church last and Fox Players in Hartford assist­ THE MUSIC BOX of TO MEET MONDAY ed by members of the stage crew. r i way, serving in various capacities as | in w-hich Troop 1 held the Rialto Theater Building This will further assure the finesse 7 telegrapher, stenographer, train dis-1 ,.j^g jgg^ events. Phone 8360 in performance unequalled in the I patcher, yard master, chief is g emerged the winner by four Monuments and patcher, and trainmaster. In tbe| . t . , , . k , „ Important Questions to Be De­ past in semi-professional dramatic latter part of 1898 Mr. Droege went I points, the final score being 13 to 9. Markers cided—May Change Time presentations in Manchester. An additional feature of this per­ to the Lehigh Valley, remaining un- Arthur Anderson, scoutmaster of til 1904 Troop 5, and Herman Johnson, as- Original in Conception for Meetings. formance of “Square Crooks” is the fact that the stage set that In 1904 he came to the New p sistant, acted as the officials. A meeting of the board of direc­ Haven Railroad as Superintendent i The meet was the first of a series Moderate in Price will be used is the same set used by i tors of the Chamber of Commerce of the Worcester Division, watti| to be held by the various troops m the stock com.pany in their per- 1 has been Called "by President E. L. headauarters at Providence, K. 1. in Preparing for the, town meet tobe 147 Allyn St., Hartford formance of the production on the headquaners ai, annoint^d! held during Anniversary Week m G. Hohenthal, Jr., Vice-President February 1908 he w pp | ■c.pv.i.ijarY Everv vear when the R. K. Anderson and Secretary E. J. stage at the Palace theater in Hartford. The set is being loaned superintendent of Uic n ^ y creat-1 scouting is being ob- DIAMOND MOUNTINGS Local Representative McCabe for Monday evening at 5:15 for this presentation by the man­ ! ed Providence Division. On Decern- ggj,yg(j gjj Manchester troops com- o’clock in the Chamber rooms, at ! her 8, 1912 he was appointed supe. - ^ g^p ^^-hich must be won GARDELLA which time the re-vising of the by­ agement of the Palace theater. Mr. J. Fuller Mitchell The advance sale of tickets al­ I intendent of the Shore Line Divi- j^j^ree years to gain permanent laws and establishing the time of 42 Asvluni St.. Hartford Phone 2-4129. Hartford ready gives promise of one of the rt.d*0A Sion, with headquarters at Newi g^gg-j^^ ^ 192s Troop 6 1 p One Flight, Hoover Bldg. future regular directors meetings Haven. In September 1913 he w-rs'^g^j ^.j^g j.j2gg(. ^nd in 1929 the cup will be discussed and voted upon. largest audiences to attend a dra­ matic production given in Cheney appointed general superintendent of Troop 1. President Hohenthal realizes the the Western Grand Di-vision, holding Troop 3 and Troop 5 wall hold a need of the Chamber getting down hall in recent years. It was report­ ed at a meeting last night that al­ this position until May 1917, when! contest tonight in the Franklin to business and that some reorgan­ the New Haven was split into three j School. The only remaining contest ization must take place’ resulting ready over 400 tickets had already been sold. Reserved seats may be grand di-visions, and Mr. Droege was for November is that between therefore in the arrangement of the appointed general superintendent of Troop 2 and 4. In December re-vision of the by-law's. obtained at Sperber and Turking- ton’s or at The Manchester Electric the newly created New York divi­ Troops 1 and 3 will meet. Troops 6 Several of the directors are in sion and terminals, which included and 5 will meet, and Troop.s 4 and favor of changing the time of meet­ Co., or from members of DeMolay. 9 will meet. In January Troops 2 General admission tickets are also j the New York Connecting Railroad Colonial ings to the day or evening when and the maintenance and operation and 9 will come together, and also on sale by the members. V Troops 1 and 5, and 3 and 6. more time can be given to matters of electric equipment and trans­ of importance. Some are in favor of Each Scoutmaster is to agree on mission lines. On June 6, 1925 Mr. the exact date of the meet and also the forenoon and others of the eve­ Droege was appointed acting gen­ ning. In the past meetings have MISS TALCOTT TO WED on the selection of the judges. eral manager, and on October 14, The events and winners of last Upholstery Shop been held at 5:15 o’clock, and ad­ 1925 he was appointed general man­ journed a short time latei> -with lit­ nights meet were: Troop 6, Morse ON THANKSGIVING DAY ager. Signalling, 3; group knot tying. 2; tle accomplished as the directors and had to go home for the evening He is the author of a number of fire by friction, 3: first aid. 3- Tel. 8716 •books concerning operation of rail-!gj.gg relay, 2. Troop 1, scoutcraft, 27 Proctor Road meal. Becomes Bride of Gaetano Si- ! roads, including "Freight Terminals| 3. obstacle race, 2; rescue race^ 2; A 100 per cent attendance of the moncelli at Talcottville Home board of directors is expected at and Trains,” an elaboration and re-(pacing, 2. Both teams ^’^re cue Tomorrow. vision of “Yards and Terminals,’’ | qualified in Semaphore signalling, ‘ the meeting. and “Passenger Terminals and, ------Of interest to many local people is the marriage of Miss Alice Tal- Trains.” January 13 ' Astronomers know whether Furniture Frames HUNTERS MOUNT MANY anS enTereJ.star is young or old merely by the ; cott, daughter of Morris Talcott of 1885 at Sumner, Maine,• auu I ire 110*114 Talcottville, and Gaetano Simoncelli railroading in 1901 at Portland, Me., color of it g • SPECIMENS THIS YEAR of Litchfield and New York City, as telegraph operator in the operat-1------Usually Outlast which will take place at the home of ing department of the old Portland j______the bride, Thanksgiving day at 4:39. and Rumford Falls Railroad, which Local Taxidermist Reports Un­ The ceremony wall be performed is now part o f’the Maine Central. usual Number of Jobs Dur­ by the Rev. Francis P. Bachelor, He entered the service of the New Important Notice The Upholstering ing Present Season. pastor of the Talcottville Congrega­ Haven Railroad in 1907 as bureau tional church in the presence of lei- head in the accounting department Sailings of and that is why we are_ The hunting season seems to be a atives and close friends of the young at New Haven.. He has been suc­ more prosperous one than fishing couple. The attendants ..... will . be cessively assistant traveling auditor, HARTFORD LINE in the business. We for sportsmen in this vicinity. Ron- youthful nieces of the bnde-elect. express accountant for four years at aid C. Hillman, Highland Park taxi- | -A- Thanksgiving dinner for mem- Boston; statistical acocuntant; aud'.- will be cancelled on givo the w’ood work a dermist, reports today that he has I bers of the family who are com ing Boston; statistical accountant: audi­ complete redressing tor. He became comptroller iri 19.20. alrea'dy handled 81 jobs this season, j for the ceremony from distant sta-.es THANKSGIVING and you ge^ a practical­ More pheasants were mounted than ! -will be served at the Talcott home any other bird or animal, a total of j this evening. DAY ly new piece of furni­ 57 being brought to him. Other 1 ------—------ture. We most cheer­ work included 13' grey squirrels, ( TO APPEAL FOR LIFE HOSPITAL NOTES November 28 one red fox, two owls, one raccoon Bridgeport, Nov. 27— (AP) — fully give estimates on two deer heads, one bittern, one Public Defender Robert G. Deforst, The Memorial hospital’s report to­ Regular Service will what you want done. plover, one parrot and two ducks. attorney Samuel Friedman of this city, and Attorney Leo Davis, of day included the death early this W e are prepared to do Five hides were sent away to be morning of Curtis Thrall of North be Resumed tanned. Norwalk, counsel for John (Spirits) your work promptly Hillman said that 39 jobs w'ere Feltovic, under sentence to be hang­ Main street at the age of 82. He NOVEMBER 29 from Manchester hunters. Italian ed Dec. 10, conferred today and i was admitted yesterday. Mrs. Mer- ' and satisfactorily. people show a particular craze for agreed to ask the State board of I ton H. Strickland and infant daugh­ The Hartford Line mounted birds bringing 27 to him. pardons to call a special session to­ V ter of 45 Lancaster Road were dis­ Birds on bright ^lanels with lights or gether a plea to have the sentence charged as was John Boyle of the candles on either side seem to be the of death commuted to life imprison­ C 1 9 2 8 . l Y NC* SCTVICE. WC. Hotel Sheridan. vogue, Hillman added. ment. PAGE TEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH JMANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER J2Y, 1^29.

Now, Wouldn’t It Stump You? HOLDf GpIdMUNISTS. Old Stars Brighten San Remardind,.’ Cal., Nov.. . 27.— It Took Him 11 Years To Deliver (AP)—Charg^ with attempting to hold a street mieeting without a permit, seven alleged Commhnlsts Way for Playgoers This Message— But He Did It! were under arrest today. Three women, two of them under sentence for Commimist activities, also . were b y g il b e r t s w a n , detained. All were taken during Springfield, Mass.—^More thsm 11 meetings here last night. New York,—Otis Sktaner, Having years ago as a thin line of Ameri­ reached that period in life when he can doughboys advanced over a contributes magazine pieces ^5 n shell-scarred battlefield in France, “What’s Wrong With the Theater,” a runner was dispatched with a and Fritzi Scheff, who harks back to field messagfe—and nov/, he has the dear old days of which he just delivered it. writes, are giving Broadway its Private James D. O’Neil of annual memory test at the mo­ Mapleville, R. I., has located ment. Lieutenant Colonel James G. Rivers Mile. Scheff, who had seemed al­ of this city, to whom, he was sent most to have dropped from the with the message while the 104th theatrical picture, is sighing to be Infantry Regiment was attacking kissed again quite as appealingly as near Belleau Wood. They met at she did—drat these gray hairs!— a reunion in Northampton. some 24 years ago. And if yoq re­ member “Mile. Modiste,” and the The- message contained the terse o^he^ Victor Herbert pieces now un­ command. “Move to the left 300 dergoing revival here, you will know j yards.” It was sijpied by Captain what Otis Skinner is talking about j El H. Phillips, battalion commander, You Need A Good when he complains about the jazz who was killed a few 'minutes later. and the this-and-the-that of the mo­ O’Neil’s outfit was attacking on July 20, 1918, when Captain Paint Here! dern theater. Phillips discovered that machine Skinner appears in the sort of gun fire had wiped out a section play which, in hiS articles, he of his command. Hurriedly he When painting the exterior jotted' down the message and mourns. He had to go to Spain to of your home it is extravagant find one, and after it had been gave it to O’Neil. translated it arrived under the title Breaking into a run, O’Neil to use an inferior grade of headed for his destination over of' “A Hundred Years Old.” If there Fritzi Scheff .... sighing to be paint because it is cheaper! In are few plays of this type in Ameri­ kissed the soldier-strewn woodland. But ca, it’s largely because there are in the excitement he never found a year’s time you’ll have to re­ w are presented according to their his man. He was told that the few Skinners. It’s a typical one- paint. Save money and have ' man play. It is chock full of what lights—and each finds its justifica- lieutenant had bpen killed. they are pleased to call “theater.” I tion to the persons involved, After the battle O’Neil w'as trans­ a better looking job by specify­ As a play, it is certainly not of i Flavin’s play is the meatiest of ferred to anothen sector. ing good paint. It will come this day and age. But as a charac­ I the year. And there is a youngster When surviving members of the ter sketch it's what they slangfully I named Arthur Johnson, who is cre- 104th Regiment held a reunion smiling thru all climatic condi­ refer to as “right down his alley.” I dited with the stage set, who is recently, O’Neil attended. He was [ tions and acts as a good preser­ Being a Skinner role, he swings the I responsible for at least half the ef- introduced to a Lieutenant Colo­ character of the chatty old patriach ; fectiveness of the play. He has com- nel Rivers, now of the Massa­ vative. right, over his shoulders and pro­ j bined a terrible realism with mod- chusetts National Guard. ceeds to crawl under it. He gives ! emism to gpve the effect of thick, “Surely you remember Lieu­ it life that it really hasn’t got and I impenetrable gray walls. The cur- tenant Colonel Rivers, O’Neil.” works his own particular magic i tain itself is a solid heavy prison said a mutual friend. “ He com­ Above, Lieutenant Colonel Rivers upon it. ! wall. And the work of Arthur Byron manded B Company in France.” holding the field message that was Skinner is a perrormer of such I as the district attorney is one of ^ O’Neil stared at the man in delivered to him after 11 years by experience that it would be useless I the noteworthy characterizations on amazement. Private O’Neil, below. to elaborate on how he can eat up I the big street. • On being assured, however, that 1918—hour 15.55 (3.55 in the a role. He is the play. And that, Lieutenant Rivers had not been John I. Olson afternoon). if you ask me, is one of the things killed and that he now stood be­ STATE C. OF C. HEAD BIG FEATURES TONIGHT, fore him in the flesh, O’Neil told “To commanding officer of B Painting and Decorating DANCING TONIGHT of the field message he still had Company. Contractor. “Move to the left 300 vards. in his' possession. 699 Main St., So. Manchester AT THE RAINBOW ADVISES PUBLICITY TOMORROW AT STATE “That’s 11 years ago now.” re­ (Signed) “E. H. Phillips.” flected O’Neil. “But I still will be fififilliug that last mission on ‘Woman Trap” Plays Today which Captain Phillips sent me if 4 Three dances have been planned Says Business Conditions Are and Dorothy Mackaill in I mail that message to you when for The Rainbow dance palace this Normal and That* Public I return home.” week, commencing tonight with a “Hard to Get” Tomorrow. This Bank Will Be Closed Should Not Worry. ' BY KOBBIN COONS And that is how Lieutenant Thanksgiving Eve dance for which Colonel Rivers received this field Moe Landerman and his celebrated Evelyn Brent, Hal Skelly and f Hartford, Nov. 27.—Henry Trum­ Holywood—In the daily deluge of message: All Day Thursday . dance band will provide the pro­ Chester Morris share stellar honovs bull, president of the State Cham­ movie publicity copy occasionally “Commanding Officer, First Bat­ gram. ' Landerman has for years may be.found items which, on a dull in the Paramount all talking pro­ talion, at Point of Woods, July 20, been an artistic musician, leader ber of Commerce has written the following letter to all members: day at- least, may be classed as duction “Woman ’trap” which will THANKSGIVING DAY and member of some of the best gems, such as: be shown at the State today only. dance bands and theatrical orches­ Certain views that I hold with respect to the present business An announcement of a “startling Woman Trap is from the stage WE ARE THANKFUL FOR tras in the country and has associ­ story of New York’s underworld, play “Brothers” which is still show­ ated with himself the pick of high- situation and the part that mem­ Shoes Rebuilt with a locale set high up in the ing to capacity houses wherever YOUR PATRONAGE AND class musicians that he will bring to bers of the Connecticut Chamber of The Rainbow tonight. Commerce can play in maintaining clouds,” ajid presented, and it is not hard to un­ for the whole family with GOOD WILL. Thanksgiving night, the usual a high level of activity and pros­ In a story about a new talkie with derstand the reason why. The con­ Thursday night modern and old- perity in this state may be, I be­ a Hollywood setting, the rather in­ flict of brother against brother Water Proof Soles Bank Open Tonight from 5 to 7 o’clock fashion dance will be held with Bill lieve, most properly expressed at teresting admission that the direc­ started with the first two brotheis tor “will film scenes all over the Waddell and his orchestra featur­ this time. There is most naturally on the face of the earth. But jt re­ Keep your feet dry and warm, ing the program, in charge of Har­ at this time so much discussion as studio, using Actual People instead mained for Paramount to give to the old Gates, Connecticut’s most popu­ to the effect of the recent market ,of regular players.. .. ” stage play that added life Impossible long wear guaranteed. THE HOME BANK lar prompter. collapse upon business that a dis­ to encompass on the stage. It is a Saturday evening will again be passionate and logical survey of A few sights and sounds of pass­ sensationad, daring picture with a an occasion for the patrons of The fundamental facts with respect to ing interest, on the same dull day: theme that moves audiences in per­ and TRUST CO. Rainbow to welcome the return of our actual situation should be con­ A navy gob being drenched unex­ fect rhythm to its action. The Stanley Krajewski “The Bank of Service” The Commanders with a character­ pectedly by a bucket of water from -\rthur Byron .... in “Tke Orimi- sidered. smashing climax brings you right 1.5 School St., So. Manchester istic program such as only this To maintain that the tremendous a balcony—which was not in the out of your seat. The cast is as . nal Cede.” script, but merely Director John band is capable of playing. losses recently sustained in the near perfect as it is possible to In addition to these three dances Ford’s idea if a bit of naturally- which used to be the matter with market are paper losses only and make them—they do not appear as the theater, though there is plenty at The Rainbow dance palace there that they will not be felt by those acted local color for his Shanghai will be a special 'Thanksgiving din­ ' film..... a nimble prop man escaping actors, but more like read puppets in to be said with its condition at the who have sustained them, would be the hands of life. An extra added if “ moment. ner at the Inn tomorrow from 12:30 silly, because without question the i death from a falling light reflector p. m. till midnight. Anyone desir­ he was trying to adjust with a feature of tonights performance will liclination to buy by those who have include the giving away of a large As for timeliness, a piece titled ing a delicious dinner with the com­ sustained such losses and" in many, ; pole...... forts and privacy of home, can be number of selected turkeys. Each “ The Criminal Code” stepped boldly cases their dbility to buy will be accommodated by phoning their re­ Gone Red-Headed patron attending tonight’s perform into the spotlight of the moment. servations to The Rainbow at any definitely impaired. ance will be entitled to a chance on O veralls It appeared on Broadway just a few i Grant Withers, now red-headed hour of the day or night, number That the business men and par­ ; for a color picture, and Loretta the turkeys. And in addition, a days before the front pages b?gan 3825. Both Mr. Pinney and Mr. ticularly the industrial people can, to carry the fascinating, if horrible, ! Young, suffering from a cold,- chat­ number of baskets filled with all the Bokis respective managers of the however, offset this impairment to ting in an automobile... .Director good things for a Thanksgiving din­ details of a Colorado prison break. dance palace and the night club are the great and general good of our Its author, Martin Flavin, who j Paul Fejos, out again after his fall ner, with each basket containing sparing no expense to provide the state, is my firm belief. ! from a scaffold on which he was either a duck or a chicken, will al.so once wrote a very fine fantasy, patrons of The Rainbow with the Most of our underlying factors “ Children of the Moon,” had no way ' megaphoning a mob scene, being be given away. Come early—hold best obtainable and the rapidly in­ are sound and encouraging. These ' greeted with applause from Eleanor on to your ticket—it may entitle of knowing that such new's would creasing business is further tes­ should give base for vigorous and i Boardman, Mary Nolan and other you to take home your Thanksgiv­ break. But he did take his audiences timony of the prevailing interest in active policies'that will surely make into a few inside prison details of this popular Bolton resort and : studio folk as he hobbles into the ing dinner. for equilibrium and permit us to go I Universal restaurant ...... scantily how and why such a thing m^ght marks the appreciation on the part forward on an acceptable level of On Thanksgiving Day there will ! clad movie chorines bantering with happen. In his play, four prisoners of a receptive and satisfied public. prosperity. We know already, for be an entire change of program have conspired to escape and the chorus boys about football...... Dorothy Mackaill, Jack Oakle, instance, that loans to brokers by Francis X. Bushman, old-time underground preparations for this members of the Federal Reserve Louise Fazenda and Charles Delaney break are presented in dramatic de­ screen favorite, playing Marc An­ R EIE^ED FROM PRISON System have already been reduced in the all talking Vitaphone produc tail. tony in a Pasadena Community by more than a billion dollars. There tion “Hard To Get” will lead the How’ever, this is not the central ! Playhouse production of “Julius is just as fntich money in the coun­ way to a feast of good entertain theme of his drama. It bites far TO WED KAFFIR WOMAN Caesar.” . .. . Harrison Ford, another ment. Dorothy is presented in the deeper than that, Flavin has given try today as ever. Great volumes movie actor, preparing for a Sha­ are being released from speculative breeziest, snappiest romance s.he a most thoughtful bit of work to vian role at the same theater... . ever appeared in. With Louise Fa­ playgoers. In a measure it is a channels to channels making for London, Nov. 27.— (A P )— Oscar soimd business activities. Business zenda, Jack Delaney and Jack Oakie study of the varying members of Operation Slater, who spent 30 years of his staggers and then halts when ex­ supplying a dozen laughs every time society and how each fits into the Maybe it shouldn’t be told—be­ life under sentence and conviction cesses have been indulged in; when they open their mouths, you will di­ groove made for it. It reveals the cause tonsils or jio tonsils, many variability of these codes, the in­ for murder, only finally to be ex­ stocks of goods have become too gest that big dinner as you never onerated and awarded $30,000 for great and when buying from pro­ people cannot sing. And maybe evitability of their being fastened Estelle Taylor could sing all the did before. Nothing aids digestion upon an individual. wrong;ful imprisonment, was said ducers and distributors is curtailed. like a good hearty laugh, and the by the Daily Mail today to be con­ There is no excess of manufactured time, and simply fiever trfed. But the It takes, for instance, the penal fact remains that last summer she State has the ideal anti-digestion templating marriage with a full goods at the present time—inven­ code, under which men are sent to had her tonsils removed, and now prescription for that heavy dinner blooded African Kaffir woman. tories and stocks are conservative prison, and holds its cold and elastic she has found a voice that sings feeling. And as if that is not tenets against those of a godly jus­ “My fiancee was born in Basuto­ and close and the money market is enough, of the screen, Stan Laurel land” the Mail quoted Slater as say­ easy. where it would not even hum before, tice. And it gives a heartbreaking according to friends of long stand­ and Oliver Hardy will be seen and ing, in an interview given at Glas­ The volume of orders now flowing picture of the disintegration of an ing. heard in the all talking comedy gow. “Her parents, who are to Connecticut manufacturers is average sensitive human morale. The vaudeville sketch in which she “Bacon Grabbers.” Van and Schenck wealthy, have plantations there. I normal notwithstanding all that has now is touring is entitled “Theme in one of their inimitable numbers, met her more than 20 years ago happened. The one thing that every­ A lad through a series of acci­ Song,” and gives the folks who never and the Metro Review an act filled when sta3dng in Paris. We were body in Connecticut would like to dents, finds himself in the toils for saw talkie-transformed Hollywood a with laughter, song and dance, will at the same hotel and became very see happen now is to have business a slaying. He has no criminal in­ look-in at the method of recording, compete the Thanksgiving Day bill. friendly. She was then scarcely 20 of every sort in this state go for­ stincts 'or intents. A district at­ besides giving Estelle an opportuni­ years old and had just finished her ward steadily and actively. I believe torney, with an election in the offing ty to sing for the microphone and and a necessity for convictions on education. that such an outcome can be ac­ “We wrote to each other oc­ hear the playback on the stage, just his mind, finds that the “ criminal complished. Advertising should not as in a regular talkie stydlo. code” makes a manslaughter convic­ casionally but I did not see her for be curtailed. Sales programs should Let Us Invest many years, \mtil one day when I Which might be called practicing tion a simple matter. be pushed vigorously. Plant afid — she returns in a few weeks to re­ Later, the public prosecutor finds was in Peterhead prison she came equipment programs should go for­ from Paris to see me. Her faith in enter pictures. . Incidentally, she himself, through the twists of po­ ward uninteri-uptedly. Those whose went to New York, temporarily de­ Your Money litical fortunes, the warden in the me comforted me tremendously. plants or equipment need reshap­ Throughout the long years in prison serting the screen, to rehearse an act prison where this youth is serving. ing, overhauling or enlargement called “Murder.” The youth is breaking down physic­ we wrote and when I was released should undertake the work now. In Mortgages ally. The district attorney, can now we met in Glasgow and became en­ Curtailed spending at this time will Fortunes have been found be­ look back somewhat bitterly at the gaged. She now is staying in Glas­ reflect itself Immediately in cur­ On good reliable local proper­ hardness of his point of view, and gow where the marriage may take tween the pages of discarded tailed manufacturing and in turn Bibles. still can justify it imder the man­ place in April.” curtailed employment would of ties. We handle all the de­ made law. He cannot justify it oth­ course result in an immediate de­ tails. erwise. COLORADO’S “RED SNOW” cline in wage disbursements. He determines to do something for HAS WATERMELON SCENT , I urge, therefore, that we con­ the youth, but an attempted prison Gives an tinue to buy and to spend and to ARTHUR A. KNOFLA outbreak makes it difficult. Again Denver— (AP)—Science has ex­ advertise as usual to the end that the lad seems to be trapped by cir­ plained the phenomenon of “red business may go forward without “ Service That Satisfies” cumstances and again, through ac­ snow” in the Arapahoe glacier re­ interruption. Rohan & Dougan 87.5 Main St. Phone 5440 cident, tragedy heaps upon him. gion, near the Continental dividfe By this time, abuse and bitter­ of the Rocky Moimtains in Colo­ ness and despair and a cracking rado. Building A typewriter on which music Even Break mind have led the youth to the To persons who make the trip by 1 viewpoint of his fellow prisoners. United States forest trails to the can be typed is the invention of He could not tell. If he would, the great ice-rivers in this region, the an Italian musician. Contractors chief conspirator of the break and reddish tinge of snow is one of the The average length of a rural Typewriters the slayer of the “snitcher” who most curious and interesting fea­ free delivery mail route in the tipped off the plotters. With free­ tures. United States is 30 miles. All makes, sold, renletl, ex­ dom ahead of him, the lad cannot The color is most noticeable Now is the time to have changed and overhauled. bring himself to break this jail­ when one walks over a glacier and 8{ieclal rental rales to stn- Tki s IS an ew spaper bird’s code. crosses a great spot where the those small jobs done before lents. Itebullt inachtnea So they play marches to its final snow looks red. Footsteps turn a DAVID CHAMBERS tragedy, with the boy knifing a crimson hue. A faint but well de­ winter. S20.00 and up. guard in an effort to escape; with fined scent of watermelon emanates CONTRACTOR the warden’s daughter distraught from the colored snow. f f means Truth told interestingly because she has come to love the Scientists have foimd that this Tel. 8851 or 6239 KEMP'S 1{^, and with the warden seeing his kind of snow does not, fall—^it AND BUILDER own guilty part In the scheme. ^ows. It is a minute form of plant 763 Main St. Phone 821 Through it all, the various codes life, related to algae. $8 Hollister Street

T, - PACE e l e v e n MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDi^Y, NOVEMBER 27, 1929.

A Noted Chef Talks Turkey— I S y Anne A u stin . ©1029 by k e a . The BlaOtPigeoa Tiivaiwtvw: cu SOME CUTTING REMARKS ABOUT Sst'vlce. Iric. With lae rush of Christmas shop-jt >it * of wanting things and getting never suspected he was mechan- “Hello, Capn. Dundee ^ Thou hypocrite, first cast out the them grows. It gets to the point after last week. You might havej fcaUv inSiSId ’’ the cage and fearlessly reached m beam out of thine eye; and then where there is no satiation. Wha^ an accident and hit somebody, i ■ Please, dear!” | “He’s not and I’ll have to take 1 to stroke the green-and-yellow heach shalt thou see clearly to cast out then ? in«xtt*o rivt minuiD back that promise to give you a ; “I’m thinking of turning this p^ky the mote out of thy brother’s eye. I know a family with three chii-| She didn’t answer, but over li^r^ HEALTH hard young face there came a look! fa FORTY THEATRES recommendation,” Mrs. Rhodes re- | case over ^ to you, old sport. Ho —Matthew 7:5. dren who handed their youngsters' torted “That box of junk was left : about it? _ it: 9|( :ic the earth with their monograms that I rather thought 1 could; AND ALL SHOPS I behind by a boarder who sneaked j The parrot turne g.t The o-iuiuLord is,o my...j. shepherd: I shall STUDY OF U.ATIENT’S EYES •the condition may be considered, translate and that was verified a A out in the night with nothing but perch ^ Bad ^ot want.—Psalm 23:1. REVE.ALS IP INJURY TO | extremely serious.seiiuus. Inxu practically j , jg^giy normal, lov- minute or two later by a slam | a suitcase, leaving; me tg whistle (or SKULL IS SEEIOUS, ail cases Lh^Thildreh w heuA hey were ii. and the sound of a starting motor | the three weeks’ board ^le owed me. Comment and shifting gears. : I rented his room the very next day new addition to his extensive vo- "You may search the pages of S n the eye was found with the | tle-th ere were two boys and a girl, The girl had taken the car .nr. J / h o t e l Bv DR. MORRIS FISHBEIN pupil either dilated or contracted, 11 predicted trouble when their m.s^- to Bert Magnus, before that worth- cahulary. the Old and New Testaments and she had helped herself to every-1 « « .t__ J V» o Dundee laughed. Changeability in the size and out-; taken paiwnts insisted on makiiiq les husband of mih. j - ' . I aveo^e ,oor you will find nothing comparable in Editor Journal of the .American them receiving stations for every­ thing else in her life. | around to storing the box hope, comfort and wisdom, with the line of the pupils of the eye is Some day, since she feels it her ; dead mistress yet. Cap n. Thanks Medical Association a n d of usually the sign most frequently thing they could scrape up money to basement.” Twenty-third Psalm and Christ’s Hygeia, the Health »Iagazine Dundee grinned. “And Dusty still for. reminding me.’ , . Sermon on the Mount. These have seen in fractures of the skull. As buy. hasn’t ‘got around’ to taking the He was more cheerful as he set . j^gpi^gd mankind in life and ha-vfe ^ 1 the patient recovers, the ability Not only that, but they couldn’t , CALL 6837 box. away?” . about the disagreeable task or j f-nyrifnrtpd and consoled in the hhur With the speed of modern hte, , pupils to dilate and to con- and wouldn’t say “no.” The wo."d | just off Sroadw^at I did manage to push him up , searching Norma Paiges room, tor | death. No other chapter in the the use of the automobile, the con-^ usual manner is one “must” was torn out of their die-1 The Cleaning Number 109-13'VEST 45’^S7 the stairs------one night- - to do the ^ job, j the parrot’s words seemed- like a i Bible has been committed to mem- gestion of traffic and similiar con- earliest signs of recovery, tionary. They were regular “yes ” | for the Right Kind of but then he had Bert get to talking I good omen. The room, unhke^Hen^y . many people as the ditions, it is becoming more and , narents Send pnstat for more dangerous to get about on the i These things can easily be seen , P ^ ( LEANING, PRESSING, Fgtrs 6 Booklet radio, and between them they i Dowd’s, was redolent of its onwer s rp^gg^y.^hird Psalm, The Lord’s _____ How-! I hadn’t seen any of the chil-1 thought, they could construct a . personality. Dainty curtains or - - streets. ' anyone on inspection. DYEING, REP.AIRING V. lOKIISON QUtNM Prayer, a part of Christ’s sermon 1-r ever oUmr otiier change^'occurcnariK“s uuuur whichwiua:u i '-**^'-**dren for several ^ years—then----- 1 saw radio set out of some of the junk. : vvhite voile, splashed with yellow on the mount, has been lisped by Indeed, as a result of these -dif- determinable by 1 two of them one day in the early of Men’s and Women’s Clothes president It seems that most of the parts for i daffodils, fluttered at the double countless millions. It was taught Acuities,lulties, cases are frequentlyirequeuLi.y average man,rriPn h„tbut which the fall. The history of these yearsy rt a small set are there, but I could ] windows, and the same material have told Bert then that it’d be a | immaculate, ruffled— was used for j to us ^ by our mothers in child­ brought to hospitals in which men j.j,g-ggd physician can determine was written all over their faces Modern Dyers and hood. We have repeated it times have become unconscicms following ophthalmoscope, One of the boys flung in with .an cold day in August when he got i bedspread and dressing-table cover. | • j- Qjjg supnlica accidents and in which the physi- ^ instrument with w^hich he can Cleai\prs Dusty to do anything that looks j Dundee had a strong suspicion • invokes It open letter in his hand. He wa.s cian is much concerned to deter-., the eye. going to college and had learned 11 School St. that much like work. It the Rhodes that the " ’ “"J,' ! H h e world's exprSm ^ of grati- mine whether or not the patient has .(jg^er such circumstances he can House ever has a radio 1 1 1 ^ competent httlehan blessing. It is that he couldn’t have a room to We Call for and Deliver buy it. But since Bert didn t seem i responsible for this expensive | nnr hnnp in the had a fracture of the skull. detect areas of inflamation and himself, Branch Office, 83 West Main, The dia^osis of a fracture of | degeneration, areas in which “I won’t go a step to the d Eockville P - - d HIS the skull is not a simple matter, l tissues have been blocked by old college!” he shouted. ”A fine The X-ray frequently ■will show i flowing in of blood and sim- mt^S hold a“L a “ e'r-iTruS: i preui’ S S to w l^ o f ; .Compiled hy the Bible Guild., the break in th" bone. Sometimes | j|ar changes for 30 days before selling it to sat- ; ji^e linen, all embroidered with ^ j • ci, „ j t- c it is possible to open the tissues 1 ------isfy his unpaid board bill. Not that | monogrammed “P” hung on the j Friday: Mi^ris Sheppard, I . S. to find the injury that has taken there’s a chance that that electrical | rack above the stationary basin, | senator fiom Texas. place, but in many instances the The greatest depth of the Me­ diterranean Sea is 14,436 feet. junk is worth $48, the ameunt . ^nd upon the green burlap screen fracture develops inside the bone Wheeler ow’ed me. If he’d paid were tacked a score of water color at a point opposite to the place more attention to his job and less sketches—undoubtedly the girl’s where the head was struck, and 1 to that silly invention of his, he own handiwork, which she had once in such cases it is extremely diffi- | could have kept his job and paid used in her kindergarten classes, cult to make sure that the skull has ' DANDRUFF DOFS his board bill—” for the subjects were the sort to A TH O U G H T been fractured. | “Invention?” Dundee inquired. appeal to small children. Recently Lr. George A. Blakes- “Oh, some silly gadget to be ap­ Against the wall near the door ly has emphasized again the fact -ITCHING ENDf plied to a sewing machine.” Mrs. was a small table, bearing an old No man can serve two masters: | that the human eye will mirror ^ when Zento touches the seal, Rhodes answered vaguely? “I never typewriter of the same make and for either he will hate the one, j changes that may be going on in Douse cooling, healing, cleansir did get the straight of it, but he vintage as-the one used by Bert and love the other; or else he will the brain! A study of the eye of ; used my machine to try it out on. Magnus. He was later to learn that ZEMO on the scalp and rub vige hold to the one, and despise the a patient with a skull fractured, ously. If you’re like thou.sands Well, have you found anything eles both machines had been rented other.—St. Matthew 6:24. will indicate how much damage from the same agency. Beside the 3i( 1)1 others the w'ay dandruff vanishes a: to get all het up over?” has been done to the brain by the ; itching stops will be a surprise a: machine was a stack of yellow sec- measure of a master is his fracture and what the possibilities : delight. Use this remarkable, cles Dundee flushed and laughed. ond-sheet papejx also identical with i success in bringing all men round are for the patient to recover, j family antiseptic liquid freely. I'l “Nothing much,” he evaded.- “By thaA which Magnus used. to his opinion twenty years later.— Out of 610 persons who had frac- I the sensible way to get rid of Da the way, what’s happened to the little drawer of the table were I Emerson. tures of th"; skull, there were in- ' druff and Itching Scalp. Keep ZEM Cap’n? > a great many letters, some of them ' dications in the eye of the nature handy. Safe and dependable for c "Norma took him, though it's ; addressed in a bold, masculine Texas Guinan, New York night I of the injuries in 78 per cent. | forms of itching irritations of the ski more out of a sense of duty than handwriting, hut most of them ob­ club hostess, advises the ladies to J if the pupils of the eye arc \ and scalp, 35c, 60c and ?1,Q0, anything else. Poor girl! I viously from girls. Dundee glanced let husbands do whatever they j fixed, either dilated or contracted, i nose that’s all she’ll get out of Ipemg at them enviously. So many people want to do. Of course she means Mrs. Hogarth's heiress, and she s knew her better than he did. hut their own husbands. afraid of the bird.” no one could think her dearer, "I’m rather fond of Cap n my­ sweeter, prettier .... self.” Dundee smiled. “Believe 1 11 for work I can do in my own room. run up and take a look at him. Fighting with the distaste he Had a private phone installed “If that means you're going to felt at the thought of rummag­ today,” he explained, on the spur .search Norma’s room,” Mrs. Rhodes ing among her intimate belongings, of the minute, for he knew his tele­ began, frowning, “you'd better make the young detective paused before phone would excite comment and quick work of it, for Norma comes the dresser. In ndat little silver speculation. Then, sounding more home around half-past three. frames there were three enlarged bold than he felt: “Won’t you be a “Where does she work, by the snapshots: one of Norma and W^al­ Good Samaritan and come down to way? Those sound dike banker’s ter sitting very close together in sit on the porch •with me? I believe the lawm swing; another of Bert, it’s a little cooler now and I’m ach­ hours.” ing for some cheerful conversation D3!!S “She’s not W'orking now. She’s Cora and Norma on the front »> going to business college, to learn porch; the third a group of small to he a stenographer and book­ children, with Norma a laughing “I’m awfully sorry,” Norma in­ 3gxg;f: keeper. I reckon she’ll be ready to nucleus for the charming picture. terrupted hastily. A little stiffly work in Walter Styles’ shop by fall, For a moment Bonnie Dundee w'as she justified herself: I’ve got to though personally I don’t hold with tempted to commit a small burglary practice on the typewriter till din­ a husband and wife seeing too on his own, but he had promised ner time. My first speed test to­ much pf each other—” Mrs. Rhodes to leave everything as morrow, and I’m simply terrible on AN ENTIRE A Glass Of Health . = . . “When do they plan to be mar­ he found it. typing!” The ried?” Dundee asked, and hoped Sighing, he forced himself to go “You have your own machine?” Cleaners WARDROBE that Mrs. Rhodes’ keen eyes would on with his ugly duty, which he he asked, to make conversation, so not . discover his secret. performed as thoroughly as if his that he might hold her a little That That’s Bryant & Chapman’s Milk!, longer...... and still, “in September, I think, unless heart were in no way involved. But Clean PASTEURIZED Bryant & Chapman Milk contains all the vitamins and body build­ IValter’s business goes bankrupt be­ in dresser drawers, book case and “Oh, no! I rented it. or rather nothing to wear. fore then. But I guess Norma would clothes closet he found nothing to Mr. Magnus rented it for me, since ing materials that growing children require. For every meal and for that after school be a bie enough fool to marry him least the slightest shadow of suspi he was getting one for himself. That is indeed a sad state of lunch, serve a glass of Brvant & Chapman’s Milk. To be sure always have a quart or ® ^ ______4.1.^ ViAliATraH in Cf It’s a fearful old rattletrap, but it’s anyway, and pay for the honey cion upon the girl he believed in so affairs . . . but is quite a com­ Phono two in the refrigerator, call 7697 and have our driver deliver your order every day be-, moon out of her owm savings. She implicitly. good enough for practice work. I was a kindergarten teacher for He had scarcely closed her door can use the machine at school only mon occurrence unless you send 7155 fnrpfore hrpflkfast.breakfast, Drink a glass of Bryant & Chapman's Milk and you drink a glass of three years, but decided there after his unchivalrous visit when an hour a day and that’s not enough your clothing regularly to the health! w’asn’t enough chance for advance­ he heard light, swift steps upon the for a slow poke like me.” Dougan Dye Works when s^dtirs* More disappointed than he would # ment.” soiled. Dundee hoped for more crumbs “Oh, hello, Mr. Dundee!” Norma admit to himself, Dundee had no of information about the girl whose Paige greeted him with a cordial choice but to idle until dinner. With very name had the power to make smile. She was swinging her broad- Norma at home there was no chance brimmed leghorn hat, and as she for more room-searching that day. Brystnt &. Chapman’s Milk his heart beat faster, hut Mrs. spoke she pushed the moist bronze But scarcely had the 6 o’clock meal PHONE 7697 Rhodes abruptly changed the sub- started than Bonnie Dundee real­ DOUC A N d y e "W O R K S 49 HOLL STREET. ject. curls from her white forehead. ‘Tm going to depend on you, Mr. “Did you find a position today?” ized that a detective does not keep Harrison Street Courtesy Service Dimdee, to help make things aS “I’m afraid I was too lazy to hunt union hours—that his day’s work Soutl^Manchester Quality pleasant aspossible for poor Cora. very hard for a jobjA-’ he grinned.' was not yet over. I’m gi’ving ‘you credit for enough and hated the necessity for lying sense to know she didn’t have a to her. “But I’ve got a little scheme (To Be ConUmied)

< ' |PAGEjl^jgEJJ! MANCHfJSTJEK EVENING HERALD, SOlJi'H MANCHESTER, CONxN’., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1929. TH E FI ED SECTION B U Y /«M D »ELL H ERE'BBSBSBBB XXXXXSS3»5£3CS£X3£3«SC«XXVVVV Want Ad Information ANNOUNCEMENTS 2 COURSES AND CI.ASSKS 27 HOUSKS FOR SALE 72 LIGHT AND DARK fruit cake, BARBER TRADE taught in day PROSPECT Street at top of hill. TWENTY ARE HURT Manchester the best, made right here in our and evening classes. Low tuition Beautiful new English type home. 6 rate. Vaughn Barber School, 14 well arranged rooms, sun room, raken by virtue of an execution to Evening Herald own bakery. Mince and squash 1118 directeU. and will be sold at Pub- pies. Quality Bakery, 881 Main St. Market street, Hartford. breakfast nook, hot water heat, IN TROLLEY CRASH Mc \ endue to the bii^liest bidder at CLASSIFIED fireplace, tile bath with shower, bniith's Gara;^e in the Town of Man­ ADVERTISEMENTS PHOTOGRAPHS FOR Christmas— brass plumbing throughout, at­ chester. 14 day.s after date which will he on Thursday the fifth dav of De­ Count 6lx average tords to a line. Make appointments now for early MONEY TO LOAN 31’ tached heated garage-. Price attrac­ Initials, numbers and abbreviations sittings. Avoid last minute rush cember- A. D. 133J at 3.-3U o’clock in eacli count as a word and compound When You Need tive. Terms can be arranged. Call the afternoon to satisfy said execu­ and disappointment. The New 4522. One Car Hits Truck and tion and my fees thereon, the foHow- words as two words. Minimum cost is NO TIME IS WASTED price of three lines. Studio. Dial 8383, 9 Johnson Ter­ jt»sr descril.ed property to wit: one • • • race. FOR S A L E -$800 DOWN buys new Packarii .Sedatt, Line rates per day for transient Our service is quick, courtesy and Knocks It Against Anoth­ Hated ;tl .\laiic It ester To Have colonial home. Six rooms, tile bath, This t’l.st day ,,f .Vo\. ads. ANNOUNCEMENT.— Large stock private on all Effective March 1”. !»-• oak floors, fireplace. Mortgages ar­ JAM LB HULFV. Cash Charge of antique furniture, also first class ranged. Arthur A. Knofla, 875 Main er— One Seriously Hurt. Constable. 0 Consecutive Days 7 ctsl 9 cts repairing and reflnlshing. V. LOANS UP TO $300 j street. Tel. 5440. :: Consecutive Days y cts| 11 cts Hedeen, Dial 4498. The Old Wood Something Done 11 ctsl 13 cts 1 D.iy ...... , . Shop, 15 Pitkin street. Come in— Phone or Write! * ! FOR SALE—NEW BEAUTIFUL .\11 orders for irregular insertions 1 will l.e cliargcd at the one Ime rate. English type home. 6 rooms, fire­ New York, Nov. 27.— (A P )—Two. Specml rates for long term every “The only charge three and one- | place, steam heat. Small amount trolley cars struck a heavy motor : day advertising givea upon request. AUTOMOlilLFS FOR SALE 4 half per cent per month on unpaid PHONE 5121 down. .Term.s. Price only $7500. NOTICE! Ads ordered for tliree or s r. days truck loaded with building material amount of loan.” Arthur A. ICiiofla, 875 Main street. iaken liy \iitue iifKiii execution to and stopped liefore the third or fifth GOOD USED CARS at the junction of Church and e .sold at Pub- tual numlier of times the ad appear­ Cash or Terms PERSONAL FINANCE CO. Brooklyn avenues in Brooklyn to- hi^rlicst iiitUler at ed. charging .it the rale earned, but Madden Bros. • - ! , . . . ,, . t.ibsop’s ijara.ye in ti,, 'I'uwn ,,f Man- day, injuring the motorman of one | chosur. it dais arter .late which will II ) allowances or refunds can bp made 681 Main St. Tel. 5:500 Room 2, Second Floor, Ask for a Want-Ad UOTS FOR SAIIe 7.{ on six time ads stopped after the be. on, Thnr.-^day the ...... lifth dav f D< - State Theater Building, j of the trolleys seriously, and caus­ cciiibcr. A. H„ i;u;i, ,-,i two o',-lock in lif I li d a y . , . 10 GOOD USED CARS No •'till toiuids"; display lines not 753 Main St. South Manchester j Taker and Tell tier MOME BUILDERS.—A few choice ing lesser injuries to twenty others. Hie aricfiUMOt to satisfy saiq cv.-rii- Crawford Auto Supply Company building lots on Prospect street, Hon aiul io\- fees thi rc

GAS BUGGIES-Hurry, Dick, Hurry — By FRANK BECK

OH , DICK-- I TWELVE ------GREAT W O N D E R W H Y ^ IT’S AT THE FOOT EH ! SCOTT ------I ’ V E S E T I OF THE D A M ------BY FATHER FAINTED WHERE TIME—BOMB TO BLOW W H E N Y O U T H E B IG R O C K ------I ------WHAT U P T H E D A M MENTIONED MEN KNOW YOU’LL DESPISE I R E M E M B E R AT MIDNIGHT ME ------I DIO IT FOR .^WORKING ON THE ------QUICK ------QUICK ------DAM TONIGHT 1,000 TO START W H AT T IM E S A V E T H O S E ------LOOK ------L I F E O V E R AGAIN IS IT MEN ------HE*5 COMING ------FORGIVE ME , TO ------I S O N ------R O R G IV E VJE ------aW sJV'a'n'VcW e- □EligSDOEIQO Every policeman it.

There are at least four mistakes in the above picture. They may per­ tain to grammar, history, etiquette, drawing or whatnot. See if you can find them. Then look at the scrambled word below—and unscram­ ^7 ble it, by switching the letters around. Grade yourself 20 for each of the mistakes you find, and 20 for the word if you imscramble it.

COBBCCTIONS (1) The girl has on only one sport sock. (2) An apiary is a bee- house, not a monkey cage. (3) The policeman has no badge on hls;^ coat. (4) The semaphore has both “Go” and “Stop” facing in 8ame direction. JL5X The jcramWed wordl is-APTHQBIIY* PAGE miKTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SU um MANCHESTER, CONN.,. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1929^ By Ferf y L. Vroshy SKIFPY F l a p p e r F a n n y S a y s - SENSE ^ NONSENSE REO. U. S. PAT. OFT. VA see, PAPA, FOUR T im e s i to ld S K I P P Y I S NOU A YA I DIO SOMCTMiW' WhCM T DipN'T THANKSGIVING. M 6M 66R OF THb — AM’ POOR MORE TIMFS I TOLD VA I ^ PAPA, LOICL CAUSE, THAT’LL you OLjE In cheerful way, give thanks today. TeU-TMF TPUTH CLUB. POR DIDN'T DO SOMETHIN’ WHEN I For blessingg great and small! VA LET ME ^ lUHAT ? MAKE AN DID. THAT MAKES EIGHTY CENTS Ye strong and weak, ye proud and^ TO 6 F IW GOOD STAMDINC meek, j HAVE TuJENTV £ V /E N d o l l a r VA GOT COMIN.* NOCU LEMME THE O, answer to the call! j FACH MUST CENTS ? ------. I OUJE VA y-J o th e r TtJENTV CENTS AN’ I 0U)6 No matter what may be your lot; j Mid wealth; in hovel rude; j TGU THE TR U TH VA A DOLLAR. C----- Search heart and mind, and you vujl j ■ find I a t a l l t im e s UMD6R ALL Some cause for gratitude! ! CIRCUMSTANCES The joy that springs from little; things. OR FORFEIT TEM Is of the sweetest kind! j So, one and all, today recall j CeM TS FOR EACH Some kindly deed to mind. j Some friendship known; some mercy j shbwn • ; FIB FtBBSD To you in time of stress! : Just search your h^art; you'll find i L/crosby7~5reat Britain right.* reserved. part [ M- That's warm with thankfullness! j I King FliHtures Syndicate, Inc. _ -J OUR BOARDING HUUSR Peace and Quiet. j \ new dress will make one girl By Fontaine Fos By Gene Ahern The editor was dying, and a sigh, look slim and other girls look Mickey (Himself) McGuire came from his breast: ’round. “ Please bury me. my friends, where 1 will find eternal rest.! rubber heels when she begegd him JUST TELL ME ANV ONE HAR'RR-UMF-OUT GREAT SiTARS He r e m r s . Mo o p le , I long for ^eace and quiet, so when for a new spring outfit? ; t h i n ® v o u a r e g o i n g t o I have closed my eyes; oT ‘Respeer f o r HAV/IIUS AU E P ID E M IC j GIVE THANKS FOR ^ I’m supply I -fhi’ Just plant me.in some store where Many a man is paying alimony to­ T OF TURKEYS'; t o m o r r o w . ' MAlki EVEkiV TOR M F M 5 E A R y A S they do not advertise.” day because he thought there wa.T >^1 ORDERED o UE- no great harm in a little flirting. ■fOMORROUl’iS * l a i r d o f -Thfe FROM MY iMEA-f They call her— j 'STUFF GRUiIT? MAM OR-, PREPARE m a r k e t wuc. t Me u . Hives—She's always itching to do' Felt hats may come and stra,v ■TH'' B o s s G A V E ■TMIS -TURKEV For. something rash. i hats go, but the high hat goes on OAKE Ui(iM A TURKEY EVERVBOPV A-r TH' -ThlE FES-riVE Grand Canyon— She's deep stuff j forever. AT "KEUo" ^ AUP Spoon— She leaves , them deeply | OFFICE A'TURKEY ■BOARD tOMORROUL? stirred. It takes a brave man to be a burg­ Moui VoUTvUo BRIUS - SO k s (2 i«J(M I UlClU Masseuse—She's always rubbing lar for he never knows when some Ho m e a c o u p l e m o r e ; it in. ' woman will mistake him for her IkiPl(SESTiOiA FOR "TH 'TKis c h o ic e Almond Bar— She's s\veet, but a husband and shoot. Vou UloUV CARE g o b b l e r ' a t a little nutty. ; '' COME ! COME? CAN'T YOU THINK \F I G IV E O k iE T U Hair oil— She's the chief thing ou ^ The old fashioned theory that R A F F L E f m y LAUUPRESS a shiek's brains. there is danger from .exposure has OF JUST ONE THING VOU Cricket—It doesn't take much t o : been exploded by the new fashion a r e t h a n k f u l f o r ? f MILKMAU AUP make her chirp. j woman. M A lL M A L i, Punk— She's all smoke and no ; ■ fire. i Teacher’s Pet: An ancient saying. Follies—She outstrips all the other ; . . . Still in use, but the apostro­ girls. phe is omitted.

Fresh Marketer: “Are those eggs I “Maybe I shouldn’t have brought strictly fresh?” this up,” murmured the aviator as Manchester Grocer: “Boy, see if I liis plane began to fall. those eggs are cool enough to sell yet.” ; A committee is a perfect de\dce j for postponing action and dividing Have you heard about the Scotch­ I responsibility. man who gave his wife a pair of Young Merchant: “Here’s an invi­ tation to my golden wedding.” IACK U P His Friend: “Why, you’re not even P/.^i VeXjR OCO KiY ©AG — married.” a m p G\\ie IT To IHfcf Young Merchant: “No, but I’m going to marry a rich man’s daugh­ JUM< ter • MAM-J

ELUSI\"E ELECTRON NAMED; IT’S LOST COLLAR BUTTON

j London—(AP)—At last a scien- <£> I tist has defined the electron in ,, WS. U. S. PAT. OFF. ^ ! words anyone can understand. C2> ! “The electron,” said Sir Oliver / I Lodge in an address here on the ( h i m s e l f ) I relationship between science and (SrontaiB* Fox, 192^ I religion, “is the lost collar button By Crane ! of the universe. An Interrupted Party I “We know that the electron is in WASHINGTON TIIBBS Q ! space, but we cannot exactly locate _ “V i it. It is like a collar button which ''N ^ C s o O OUGHTA BE SOO'RE w a n t e d AT r we know is in the room, and even SPRgM) A 5M\te, "BAW'. WlTvA MV MONEY POOR k id ! vmv, la d p ie, wou got glad YOU'RE UP THE STATION, TUBBS. under the dressing table; yet we POPNeR. U^PPV- STOLEN, AN' EYSRYBODY no \nonDER WE APS To BE t h a n k f u l AN' KICKING — im m e d ia t e lY. RES. U. S. PAT. OFF. cannot locate the thing.” BE YAY. THIS 15 TANKIN' I SHOT TH' RE'S down­ FOR. EVERYBODY lAAS! that YOU'RE NOT TriAMKSGlVlNGo OOOK— ViELL, I’P U\VCE 7 ' hearted. T'KNOVI VnlOT J UOT NOBODV'S GOT SUCH EUM IN JAIL “STILL, AND THAT- 7 To BE Th a n k f u l LUCK EUT VIWAT »T MIGHT FOR. BE V10R5E. T' i j m

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By Small A Bang-Up Report SALESMAN SAM (READ THE STORY, THEN COLOR THE PICTURE) The Times’ sled then slid right by. I’ll lead the way and gladly '^OSH.l'tAP-eue.VcO, OGLl-VlMHeM V VMO.KlO.SAtri*. I McReuY ^i'Li_ 0.LOVO UP SOME. O F T w ese. try to climb right up it, cautiously, in the ship. This made the whole j H6A(iO V<>. SAY Y a W€R£ OOMMA <>€.t ) KCAKT W£ GoTTA fuTOH until I reach, the deck. The next TH G . VNINDOvn ^OO'TEALL.S ON HAND I bimch grin. “Gee, we were lucky,” j R.ID OF'SOtrie OoMSe.£UL.S ,( TpOUdrH-n A SAue. a w ’ o£ T KtO OF thing then for us to do, if we MY JOB WAS C00K£O‘. ATW<-£.Ti C Cj OOOS- Scouty cried. “The thought that i find men, is join the crew. There M frightened me was .that we’d leave | may be' no one up on board. This & H (T this little track, sail into the a ir ! boat may be a wreck.” 1^1 XT and go kersmack upon the' tossing 1 They looked tmtil the stairs was water and be ducked within the | found and up it they were shortly sea. i bound. All of a sudden Coppy “But this big boat just saved us.) said, “I hear some men above. A sliding door is in our way. Shall Gee, I wonder who’s ship this can | V o u 'R t WRONG-, ANCfTWeR be. We now are in the coal hold i we go up or shall we stay right J. CAMS. IN — ONLY and I cannot see a thing. Our i here?” “ Go up!” another cried. -3 :. GOZ.'L.LECA ^ sled’s aU right. We’ll keep it near. I “Just give the door a shove.” Perhaps we’ll want to skip from So, up on deck the whole bunch here. Somebody yell hello and ran, and almost bumped into a we will see who that will bring.” | man. “What ho!” he shouted. The bunch began to look dround ] “Mercy me! Please tell me, who but not 'a thing but coal waS are you?” Before the Tinymites found. Said aow ny, “I’m not sure could say, some other men came that it is wise for us to shout, right their way. The Tinies soon ’twould be much better if we’d wait discovered 'twas the captain and the crew. until we all investigate tjjis ship jna.ua. PAT.orr.Y V>7 Ciata. ar ma aywea,* wa a bit and thus find out what it is (The cook helps the Tinymites all about. . “A stairway must be right near­ oat in the next itorvA PAGE FOURTEEN Matiriffater ^^tipttfng ilrrald WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 192%' -

The street meeting of the Salva­ by the same builder, in the two THANKSGIVING EVE tion Army will be held tonight at OLD MORAN HOUSE following years, one for a younger the comer of Birch and Main NO HERALD TOMORROW OPEN FORUM brother of Mr. Blish and one for streets, Instead of tomorrow, another member of the Hills fami­ DANCE AND SOCIAL Thanksgiving night. There will be »no issue AT THE NOTCH BURNS ly. May they never be fated to go of The Herald Tomorrow, THE BAILEY PLACE Miss Mae O’Connell of Hollister up in smoke. HOSE & LADDER CO. NO. i street and Miss Lillian Sheridan Thanksgiving Day. Editor, The Herald:— There are details of construction Present left for Brooklyn, N. Y., today to Ancient Landmark, Destined I was sorry to read In The Herald in them, which are being imitated at the present time, such as fire­ THE COMMANDERS remain imtil Sunday vtdth Miss for Removal Soon, Destroy­ last night of the-' burning of the O’Connell’s sister, Mrs. Walter Scarrone house on Johnston Hill in places, panel work, beams, stairs, 12-Piece Orchestra—Cheney Hall Palmer, Mrs. W. D. Woodward of 121 ed; Firemen from Here floors etc. The passing of the old This Store Hollister street will open her home Called. Glastonbury, because while it has Wednesday Evening, Nov. 27 been known as the Nelson S. Bailey land mark is a distinct loss. Miss Marjorie Smith of Golway for the meeting of the Womaifs DWIGHT W. BLISH, ADMISSION 50c Home Missionary society of the Place and has had severa' other street is home from Brown Univer­ The dwelling at Bolton Notch owners, it was built by one Opias South Manchester, Conn. Will Be Inclndes a Chance on a Turkey, sity, Providence, for the Thanksgiv­ North Methodist church, Friday at known as the Moran house, oc­ Nov. 27, 1929. 2:15 p. m. Hills, in or about the year 1800, for Goose or Pig. ing recess. She has with her Miss cupied by John Petterson of Hart­ my great grandfather Aaron Hub­ Mary Keman of East Warwick, R. ford and his family, was ’ destroyed I., a classmate at Brown. Local girls who are home from by fire last night. The building was bard Blish, who occupied it until his A course in business training at Closed All Connecticut College, New London, the property of the State of Con­ death in 1832. He was a large land the Connecticut Business College at Alexander Hall of Apel Place will for the Thanksgiving vacation in­ necticut, having been acquired by owner, and prosperous farmer and the Center will be a lasting present ABOUT TOWN spend Thanksgiving with his daugh­ clude Miss Evelyn Clarke, Miss the Highway Department in the had a family of four sons and two for any young person for Christ­ ter, Mrs. W. P. Wilson of New Efna Kanehl and Miss Helen Al­ process of road development, and daughters. mas.—Advt. Day Tomorrow Haven. He will accompany Mr. and ton. was to have been moved next year. If the old homes could speak, Mrs. Frsmk Hastings- of Hartford. Residents of the Notch section what stories they might tell. There Miss Helen E. Alton, daughter of Miss Catherine Shea of Lilac tried to fight the blaze, whicli start­ are in the same neighborhood, at Thanksgiving Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Alton of street is expected home from . New ed around a fireplace and spread to Read The Herald Advs. East Center street and a sophomore Mr. and Mrs. Henry Von Hone of least two other similar houses, built Astoria, R. I., will spend Thanks­ Haven this afternoon for the holi­ adjoining rooms, but could make no i at Connecticut College for Women, giving with the latter’s mother, day. Miss Shea is a dental hygfien- headway against the flames. At New London, Conn., is spending the ist with Dr. Armstrong of the Elm 9:15 a call for assistance was sent Thanksgiving recess with her par­ mother, Mrs. John Johnson of Clin- j Dry Goods Departments ton street. city. to the South Manchester Fire De­ ents. partment and No. 3 chemical truck Close Wednesday at 6 p. m. went out. The fire was so far ad­ Mr. and Mrs. John F. Barstow Enighet Lodge, I. O. G. T. will be­ gin its winter acti’/ities Saturday MARKS GIRLS PRESENT vanced by that time, however, that itiauaaseajiuyaaall 'I** Self-Serve and and daughter, Betty, will spend the night a t-8 o’clock at Orange Hall about aU the firemen could do was jKtfMinrtnnfTnT, *1. ^ Thanksgiving holidays with Mrs. to protect the neighboring Howard Health Market open until Barstow's parents in Flemington, with a well prepared program fol­ H dem Home Services For B e tte r Launderin lowing the meeting. Refreshments TURKEY TO GOVERNOR house. . 9 o’clock. N. J. are also to be served in the base­ The old house was heavily timber­ ment. ed and burned slowly. Assisted by At a meeting held rft the home of Miss Minnie and Edith Marks of neighbors and passing motorists the Mrs. John Dowd the Hustlers Group 136 Summer street, champion girl h of the Wesleyan Circle voted to The next card party of the turkey raisers of Manchester and Petterson were able to save most have a candy booth at the Christ­ Cheney Girls A. A. will be held at of the State, yesterday presented to of their effects. The building was mas Bazaar to be held at the South Cheney Hall on Monday, December Governor John Trumbull an 18 1-2 all in the ceHar by 11 o’clock. A HOME SERVICE Methodist church, Wednesday eve­ 9 instead of next Monday night as pound turkey raised by them on The dweUing stood-on the north ning December 4. was stated yesterday. their Vernon farm. side of the North Coventry road, UNEXCELLED Governor Trumbull congratulated just beyond the bridge at the Notch. Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Richmond and the girls on their success and in­ Mrs. Elizabeth Wamock of Cot- children of Laur/el Place left today tage street left Saturday to spend ^ Moosup, to spend 'Thanksgiving quired of their methods in bringing The Damp Wash...... thoroughly •MAIN STREET* Thanksgiving ^ t h her sist^, Mrs. i Richmond’s parents, Mr. to maturity 1700 out of 2,000 birds. Both girls have the added advant­ cleansed and returned to you '^AiANCHESTER, CT., Hannah Tedford of Mystic, Conn, j Littlefield. age of several years 4-H Club ex­ perience. OP PEPE damp ready for hanging in the Schaller’s Garage announced to­ A special meeting of the Ladies’ day the addition to their personnel The big bird presented the Gover­ fot Expert! Guild of St. Mary’s Episcopal church nor was hatched on June 19, this sunshine. Or the soft Dry if you of Joe Maloney one of the oldest has been called for Friday evening year, and was scientifically fed' and SERVICE ! prefer. mechanics in town. Mr. Maloney up at 7:30 a t the parish house. The cared for by the girls and their until now, has been in business for purpose of the meeting is to com­ father, Karl Marks on the 20 acre himself- Previous to opening his plete plans for the annual Christmas range in Vernon. The big brood own repair business about four and sale supper and entertainment next Both services surprisingly low in a half years ago he was Branch required constant care during their I Wednesday evening. four month’s existence. Service Manager for Russell P. cost and decidedly saving in time Taber, Inc., for five years. Mr. Herbert Carlson of Hamlin and energy. Schaller stated today that he ex­ street and Raymond McCaughey of j -ft*.. ■J’ pected to have his new service sta­ Elm street are a<- their homes here ’ tion open about Dec. 10. for the Thanksgiving vacation. I Both yoimg. men are physical in-1 E. A. Lettney We are here to serve you. Tele­ Mrs. C. H. Jaycox of 157 North structors in Schenectady, N. Y., [ Main street enter^ned her class High school. 38 Main St., Manchester phone for a route salesman to call. of ten yoimg girls'from the North Methodist church school at her home last evening. The decorations Treat’s Special Brick will make PLUMBING and T e l e p h o n e and favors were all in keeping with your Thanksgiving Dinner complete ROY E. BUCKLER Thanksgiving. Games, music and a Phone Treat Ice Cream Co. 8630.— HEATING 3 7 3 3 buffet luncheon passed the evening Adv. Proprietor pleasantly for all. SOUTH MRNCHCSTER • CONN SPECIALIZING IN Stanley Napierkowski of 449 Hard Starting Gordon Laundry Summit street, Hartford, paid a Harrison Street, South Manchester, Conn. fine of $15 and costs for speeding. He was arrested by^ Sergeant Sunnyside Sheet Metal ’I’TpiTfiTrrrirrnm Crockett on November 24 at noon for driving up to 50 miles an hour. Private School Work Poor Lights The Self-Serve Grocery Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wright and their, son Walter are moving this 217 North Elnj St. Now Li the time to have heat­ Generators should charge week from North Elm street to the Phone 3300 ers cleaned and repaired. Give and home of Mrs. Wright’s sister and us a call. Prompt service. more in cold weather as the brother. Miss Caroline and John Lang of 5 Mather street. ETHEL M. FISH Phone 3036. thick oil causes starters to Director A son, John Edward, was bom draw much more current. Health Market last Thursday at St. Francis hospi­ As this is a day school for in­ tal to Mr. and Mrs. John J. Griffin dividual instruction in elemen­ of Amity stieet, Hartford. The We will adjust your genera- baby is the first grandson of Mr. tary grades, pupils may enter and Mrs. John Griffin of Henry at any time during the school ^ tor to , keep your battery fully MASONS’ SUPPLIES WILL BE OPEN street this town, and according to year. his uncle William, when he is old charged for the Winter driving enough he is going to join the /> Qi Majors. TUTORING free of charge. Quality materials from manufacturers of nation­ Wednesday Night A special meeting of the young ADULTS AND CHILDREN men’s Community club will be held wide reputation, at mod- tonight at 7 o’clock at the White Class for pre-kinderg:irten House on North Main street. age for training in social rela­ ' erate price. Until 9 p. m. tions. Miss Jessie Reynolds, social serv­ ice worker in the employ of the Miss Fish is availaoie as s e r v ic e town, supervised the delivery of parents advisor in child prob­ Norton Electneal LC'-IAUTV (Use Oak Street Entrance) baskets of food to needy families lems. Appointments on Tues­ COAL and today. About 12 were donated by day, Wednesday. Friday and attendants of the South Methodist Instrument Co. OIL church, a number came from con­ Saturday afternoons and on MASON Hilliard Street, Manchester MATERIALS The Dry Goods Departments tributions of the children at the each evening of the week. Phone 4060 FUEL OIL Bunch school and other sources. Artistic The finest grades. Long Will Close at 6 as Usual, Doctor and Mrs. LeVerne Holmes LAMPS «i motored up to New London, N. H., SHOE KEPAIRING burning, pure, no waste. this morning to bring bafck their ‘Exclusive Designs” ELVIRA M. SCHALLER daughter, Miss Esther Holmes, for Ladies' Flexible Soles and PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER Infihitely cheaper in the the Thanksgiving recess. Miss Rubber Heels a Specialty. Reasonable Prices Multigraphing, Billing. end. Holmes who was graduated from SAM YULYES Complete Mailing Service. the Manchester High school in Jime 701 Main St., So. Manchester KEMP’S INC. MaUing Lists for Sale. is a student at Colby Junior Col­ 843 Main St. Dial 7915 lege. Miss Ethel Goslee who teaches in 11^'IE’W i l l i ^ the High school at South Orange, WATKINS BROTHERS, Ina N. J., is expected home this evening aaiuiiuii 2 M a i n Street for the Thanksgiving vacation and ManAe^ter donn reunion of the Goslee families to­ Funeral Directors morrow with Mr. and Mrs. J. W. 'T e lo p l^ o n e 3 3 i 9 Goslee of Madison street. ESTABLISHED 65 YEARS OYSTER SUPPER " a CHAPEL AT 11 OAK ST. Friday, Nov. 29, 6:80 to 7:80 Robert K. Anderson Phones: Office 5171 vJ Funeral Director Residence 7494 North Coventry Chapel Hall Out Of The High Rent District h r MENU: Oyster Stew, Scalloped Oysters, Cabbage Salad, Creamed Carrots and Peas, Celery, Pickles, Now Offering to Our Customers Rolls, Coffee and Home IVfodd Pies. Greater Values Than Ever Before Thank Offering Program by Chil­ dren of Second Congregational RADIOS Chorch, Coventry. A Little SINCERITY Philco, Bosch RCA, Zenith, Spartan, Lyric, Grebe and SUPPEE 50 CENTS Silver. Arrange for demonstration today. 'It is well said that: “No man can produce STOVES Afraid of Catching Cold? great things who is not thoroughly sincere in Shaver Full Enamel Sterling Combination Ranges $200 installed You must hsve a Vapon Shampoo. The perfect cleanser for all dealing with himself.” Be sincere in saving as Full Enamel Kitchenette Combination is a boy between regardless of weather or physical R anges...... $125 installed four and eight years condition well as earning—deposit regularly with this Free Turkey With Every Sterling Range old. When you Requires no Soap or Water Bank—and you dial justly with yourself. Qeans patfeetly . and Every Radio Till Xmas. suddenly discover Dries Instantly 5% Interest Paid, compounded quarterly. SUent Blue Flame Burners you haven’t a baby Does not remove tTiarr«»l Nokol Kitchen Ranges o r finger waves Special $50 Installed Kelvin ator any more but a regular, sure *nuff little shaver it’s a pretty sure EUminttes danger of colds sign you’ve got tJo do some building. He wants a room of his M iXiUiO Plumbing, Heating, Metal Work, Plumbing Supplies. Lowest Prices in Town. o-wn. Maybe that means an addition to the house. A playhouse; Phone 7167 a dog kennel; a high board fence to shin over; and repairs! Ask 'APON Dad he knows! Dad buys lumber here. He’s one of our best Th e.Savin6s BankofMa nchester ALFRED A. GREZEL customers. THE STATE SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN. New Location Just a Step from Main St. BEAUTY PARLOR Puniell Place. W. G. Glenney Co. .Vmas Trees Lowest Prices in Town. Lights, Bulbs state Theater BaUdlnr ESTABLISHED li0 6 Coal, Lumber, Masons’ Supplies. 'Aii»ri Place. Ptione 4149 Mandieate»