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♦- CHENEYS ANNOUNCE With Lindy in Central America WAGE ADJUSTMENTS DEAD IN P A R K ^ ^ . N NS*.. •• JIi. Decrease In Payroll Wage U M D Y IS M U Most Romantic Figure of In Phn New Attack on Nicara* and Removal of Attend­ BY CROWDS AT ternational Stage Dies gnan R ebels-^ iye He­ ance Bonus to Produce Alone— Close Friend of Into Hungary, Report rmes Killed and 20 Average Cut of 10 P. C. SANWADOR Wounded In Last Battle; Queen Marie. Prague, Jan. 2.— The govern . ^gary over the lines under the guise ments of the Little Entente wilhfilk of machine parts; A wage readjustment that will a protect with the League of Na­ Rebels Well Equipped To Hop Off Again This After­ Paris, Jan. 2— One of the most tions against the' reported smug­ Vienna,'Jan. 2.— The newspaper affect all employees of Cheney romantic figures of the internation­ gling of Italian arms into Hungary Wiener Morgen today publishes “ an Brothers was announced today by it was reported here today. unconfirmahle report” that five car­ With Guns and AmmiuiF al stage was lost to the world to­ Charles Cheney, president of the noon For Capital of Hon­ The Trianon trepty restricts Hun­ loads of Italian, machine guns have day in the death of Loi Fuller, firm. Mr. Cheney also announced garian armaments and the smug­ entered' Hungary at St. Gotthard. internationally known dancer, and gling of arms into Hungary is re-, The Austrian customs is reported tion. the removal of the present five per duras; Storms Delay Flight personal friend and confidant of garded as an unfriendly act by the to have madetm attempt to stop the cent attendance bonus. The read­ shipment but the Hungarian cus­ Queen Marie of Romania and other Little Entente. justment and the removal of the at­ Of His Mother. Austria has taken no ^action to toms officials would not permit . Managua... Jan. 2.— Reinforce­ members o f Europe’s royal fam­ tendance bonus will produce an av­ stop the reported smuggling al­ them to take action and the Aus­ ments of U. S. Marines and Nica­ ilies. though the Austrian railroads as­ trians quit their posts in protest. erage payroll decrease of 10 per The shipment is alleged to have raguan constabulary are being San Salvador, Jan. 2— Continu­ Loi died at two o’clock this sert that they have been the vic­ cent. tims. of fraud, alleging that machine come front Verona and to have been brought’lip today for a new attack ing on his record-breaking good-will morning, in her apartment at the The average wage readjustment Plaza hotel after a\ long illness, guns have been shipped into Hun- destined fo r Budapest. upon the rebel forces of General decrease will be five per cent. Each flight throughout Central America, which had con^ned her to ner bed Sandinb. payroll operative has been paid a Col. Charles A. Lindbergh was to since last October. Her illness had VATICIAN’S HORSES SOU) . The rebefs, following the san­ bonus of five per cent if he or she take off at 3 P. M., today for Te­ ba ed the physicians, b'ut after USING MOTORCARS NOW, guinary battle of Friday resulting were not tardy or absent during a gucigalpa, capital of Honduras. death the ■doctors labelled her ma­ payroll week. The readjustment and T O ’ DEFENSE in five marines being killed ani Before starting, however, the lady “ auto-intoxicatlon,” and said Rome, Jan. 2.— The Vatican the dropping of the attendance bon­ young American airman who has It apparently resulted from food­ twenty Wounded, took refuge in El us system produce the average 10 to-day took ^ to motorcars and Chipote, some 15 miles outside of won the hearts of all Central Amer­ poisoning, She was 58 years old. • twenty horses were sold. per cent decrease. ica, was to receive additional honors NOW PLANNING Quilali, which the marines captur­ Cheney Statement Alone at Death Three luxurious privately ed from the rebels. statement from Cheney Broth­ from this country, into which he owned cars hare been placed at swept triumphantly yesterday from Althouglr JLiOi numbered queens, The marine forces-that attacked ers in regard to the wage readjust­ princes andnoted statesmen among the. disposal of the Vatican and on Friday, consisting of barely 200 ment, prepared for The Herald, by Belise, British Honduras. Cardinals and high prelates are At a ceremony to be attended by her friends, she was alone when SURKMOVE men, were faced with some 400 reb­ Charles Cheney, president, follows; now able to go about their du­ prominent officials. Col. Lindbergh, she died, except for her secretary, els, ’ who were remarkably well “ For a long time we have been Gabriel Block- a o\irse and an old ties with uUprecedented speed. equipped. Reinforcements expect­ laced with increased difficulties in today will, receive a gold medal, from President Bosque. Pictured here are two of Lindy’s stopping plgces on his good-will servant. A brother is the only sur­ ed to arrive today should give the meeting competition, resulting in a flight about Central America and three of the personages who will serve viving relative,- but Block was un­ marines and their Nicaraguan sup­ narrowing range of profitable pro-, Col. Lindbergh arrived here yes^ Lawyers Hold Long CoDfer- terday morning after having cover­ as his host. Above, the American legation at Managua. Nicaragua; be­ able to ^nd his address to notify porters the weight in numbers and duction, which we have from time' low. the City Hall at Panama City. Panama: the statesmen (top to bot­ him of the dancer’s death. - the opportunity to renew the battle to time presented to our Works ed the 260 miles froni Belize in 2 BROKERS PREDICT hours and 45 minutes. Although tom) are Adolfo Diaz, president of Nicaragua: Ricardo Jimenez, presi­ Queen Marie, informed of Loi’s ' ence With Hickman In His under more favorable circum­ Council and to the community dent of Costa Rica, and Dr. John South, our minister to Panama. condition several weeks ago, had through published statements. We he arrived earlier than expected, a stances. great throng was ready to welcome been very solicitious in her in­ ■\Vell Equipi)ed. have been hopeful that a reduction Cell— To Make Announce- Reports received here indicate in wages would not be necessary, him vociferously. Many of the quiries as to Loi’s progress. She I • / A BRILLIANT YEAR and it is with great uisappointment welcomers came directly from New asked Ira Nelson Morris, former thaf General Sandino’s forces were and regret that we have come to Year’s celebrations. United States Gained American minister to Sweden and ment Tomorrow. remarkably well equipped and were realize that it is unavoidable. All roads led to the Illo'pango also a personal friend, to keep her uniformed, indicating that Gen San-.^ "The margin bet een sales val­ military aviation field and the in­ informed of any change in the dan-’ dino has apparently received some 21 Millionaires In Year cer’s condition. Present Leyei of Stocks supplies and stores from' abroad. ues and costs has now been nar­ habitants used every method of Los Angeles, CaliL, Jan. 2— rowed to a point where profits aie locomotion to get there. Special, Prince Carol Anxious Reports even spoke of the rebels reduced to a disappearing point and trains with reduced fares afforded Prince Carol and Mme. Lupescu Mysterious, eleventh-hour maneu­ Gratifying to Inyestors; using anti-aircraft guns against the where the range of coods on which hundreds from neighboring towns a had called at the hotel, numerous vers on the part of his counsel to­ Marine aeroplanes, and there is con­ Washington, Jan. 2.— The ap-^ Fourteen Americans earned in siderable conjecture as td the source- we can successfully compete is be­ chance to join in the welcoming. excess of $5,000,000 fop their times recently to inquire concern­ day indicated, that William Edward ing so limited that the number to Escorted by two Salvadorean parently uneven concentratipn of ing Loi but had been unable to Ontlook For 1928. of this armament. Sandino’s forces work and thinking, this group hav­ Hickman would spring a surprise were in much better discipline than be employed might be seriously re­ planes which had risen to greet the federal direct tax burden was see her biecause of her weakened ing reported a -total income of in any previous engagenient and duced. The reason for this is rec- America’s fiying ambassador, the disclosed to-day with the announce­ $101,675,000. condition. defense when arraigned, tomorrow Although a host of important to plead to charges of having kid­ they are now reconnoltering for a . ognized to be not entirely in high Spirit of St. Louis landed gracefully ment that out of an estimated A $5,000,000 incomes indicates a New York, Jan.' 2.— A brilliant wages. Nevertheless we cannot any after circling the field three times. gigantic fortune, ranging upward personages were her friends, Loi’s naped and murdered Marion Parker. new defense. ' longer neglect tlie wage factor^ in $90,000,000,000 national income in most remarkable. friendship was The first intimation that the de­ page Was written in American spec­ Some skirmishing is still reported Mother Delayed 1926, only $1^,136,351,000 was re­ from probably $30,000,000, and cost without seriously imperiling that of Queen Marie. fense plans would take an unex­ ulative and financial history in in progress, but until reinforce­ all of the conditions controlling our Sturgis, Mich., Jan., 2-—The ad­ ported for taxation and but 2,430,- probably vastly higher in a^ few ments arrive from Ocotal it is un­ venturesome trip of Mrs. Evange­ cases including that of Henry Ford, It can now he revealed that since pected turn came after a hurried 1927,'and to-day the book opens ability to compete. 880 of the country’s 117,000,000 likely that the Marines will renew line Lindbergh, flying to, Detroit population reported taxable In­ whose wealth is estimated over a the abdication of Carol, Queen conference between Hickman’s .at­ for the initial ; records of another “ Our coi -petitors in the silk in­ Marie frequently wrote to Loi torney, Jerome Walsh, of > Kansas the attack. ' dustry are now shown to be paying from Mexico City, where she was come. billion dollars. John D-.’ Rocke­ year. Critics of the sensational The battle on Friday followed a the guest over Christmas of her Commissioner of income” for feller, Jr., is another probably in letters in which she poured out the City, and Joseph W. Ryan, recently men^77% of what we are paying. A troubles of her heart to the dancer. resigned from the district, attorney’s forward movements in the stock maneuver by Gen. Sandino’s forces, similar condition rules in woolens; distinguished son, was to be resum- 1926, America’s peak year of pros­ this class. •which brought the Marines into_a Other millionaire classes; as staff.. market edntended that, the prerent and in tjie northern cotton industry perity, showed that the country* level of prices of corporation stocks virtual ambuscade at Qqilali. To (Ck)ntinoed on Pago 2) gained 21 millionaires during the judged from tax returns were (Continued on Page 3). The possibility that Ryan, who wages were 65% of our wage levels figured in the investigation of the is not justified by performances of attack the town the Marines were even before some recent cuts of year and that 228 individuals made $1,500,000 to $2,000,000— 43. forced to march through a narrow $2,000,000 to $3,000;000— 33. Aimee Semple, McPherson kidnap­ their respective enterprises, but it 10% in the cotton field were put returns disclosing incomes of over should not be forgotten that on the pass with overhanging cliffs, and as $1,000,000. $3,000,000 to $4,000,000— 14. ing and later quit the district at­ into effect. COOLIDGES GREET torney’s office in a heated row over last ,day of 1927 a considerable they advanced, the rebels attacked "The wages of female workers in Ordinary Millionaii’es. $4,000,000 to $5,000,000— 9. them from the top of the cliffs, wita Of all tax classes the 4,706 indi­ COLD WAVE SWEEPS the' dismissal of (Jonspiracy. charges number of well-known stocks were the silk industry, e?^lusive of There-were 115 “ ordinary mil­ selling at approximately the lowest considerable effect. Cheney Brothers, is 74.4% of ours; lionaires,” whose incomes ranged viduals who indicated income of be- .against the evangelist, might Join Hickman’s defense was admitted by prices in five years. All has not in the woolen industry 85‘ j, and in PUBLIC AT CAPITAL between $1,000,000 and $1,500,- WASHINGTON REPORT (Continued on Page 3) the former prosecutor himself. been'sunshine for the holders of cotton centers, 73.|5%f not includ­ 000. THE WHOLE NATION speculative stocks. Washington, Jan. 2--—Aroused by ing some recent cuts of 10 %. 1 “ f may join the defense, and I the heavy casualties inflicted iMt may not'. I have the matter under Considering the write-offs for “ Silk mills are now being estab- stock dividends and. special dis­ Friday upon American marinre by .. llshed jn the South, where wages serious consideration,” said Ryan. remnants of the Nicaraguan Liberal are much lower even than those Hold Open House F^r Rich Talk with “ Fox” bursements to stockholders of in­ DEMOCRATS DISPUTE PARIS OPPOSING dustrial corporations in 1927, the revolutionists, administration offi­ Chicago, Jan. 2.— With twenty- Neither Walsh nor Ryan would split-ups and stock distributions low them if it develops that Gen... more into competitive products with through the historic rooms of the one deaths in the Chicago district when their prices exceed $150 or Sandino’s rebel force have been White House this morning. Close leged Business Is Prosper- Would Endanger Prestige Divulge what took place. silk through the use of silk warps already attributed to the present “ Wait uhtll tomorrow,” they ad­ $200 a share. Btrenethened'as suspected from out.-t . and rayon filling or cotton and ray­ upon their heels this afternoon will vised newspapermen as they emerg­ Average olof sitoks Stocks. sources by men and equipment.' ; come as nondescript a crowd almost cold vrave, the city continued to on filling. ous-^Many Unemployed. Of L eape of Nations. ed from, the- mysterious meeting. la the early' part of September. ®‘®Jjf°’;j®rines’ casualty list in the “ When faced with the necessity as could be assembled. shiver in zero temperature todiiy the average of the 20 industrial engagement at Quilali, comprising Today President and Mrs. Cool- Meanwhile, the district attorney’s of reducing our wage costs it has without any hope for immediate, re­ office pushed its investigation of stocks in International news Serv­ five dead and 2 d injured, some of seemed best to us to make a read­ idge threw open their doors to the ice compilation reached a high of Washington, Jan. 2.— The advent Paris, Jan. 2.— Considerable op- lief. , the strange circumstances surround­ whom are expected to die, is the justment of wages which would world and held their annual New According to the latest govern­ 174.53, an Increase of fifty points heaviest “ peace-time” blow evei* ) equalize the number of inequalities Year’s reception. of the new year saw Democratic liosition developed today to Secre­ ing the death of Abner Brisk ell, 60, from the low level of mid-January, ment forecast bulletin, the frigid well-to-do Alhambra drygoods mer­ suffered by the corps, that have crept in rather than to Everyone was invited. No gilt- political leaders unlimbering their tary Kellogg’s second draft for the wave has not yet reached its climax i The Casualties make a flat reduction. We have. edged invitation was necessary. All chant, whose body was found last (Contlnuisrt o « Pa*iO 2) guns against iRepublican claims of •proposed F’ran co-American treaty here. The severe weather will con­ May under the high span of the The casualties, as reported to colors and all creeds from all sta­ Washington by Rear Admiral Sel­ nation-wide prosperity. outlawing war as it was published tinue today, the mercury dropping Arroyo.Seco bridge, near . Pasadena. (ContlHued on Page 3) tions of life were welcome. It was to five or ten degrees’ below zero by lers com'niandant of the American the poor man’s day in the spotlight. Asserting that only “ privileged in the French press. Hunt’s Grandfather tonight. Driskell was the ■ grandfather of forces in Nicaragua, follow; But, as is usually the case, the business” is prosperous, Rep. Wm. Several critics objected to the Moderation should begin late to­ Welby Hunt, 16, confessed accom­ AIR MAIL PILOT Dead: . poor man’s turn came second. Be­ A. Oldfield of Ark., chairman of the plan on the grounds that it was morrow or 'Wednesday, according to Sergt. John E. Hemphill. Chica­ fore he could drag his muddy shoes only a “ platonic gesture” and meant plice of Hickman in the holdup on STOLE OVER $200,000 Democratic congressional campaign li'e forecast. go; Corp. Adolph Thielhart, Middle over the carpets of the blue room, nothing, since too many vital ques­ Cold Wave General Christmas Eve, 1926, of the Rose REPORTED MISSING Village, L. I.; Pvt. George E. Gold­ the socially and officially elite were committee, ridiculed Secretary Mel­ tions were exempted. Opposition The cold wave is general, over the Hill pharmacy, which ended by the smith, Deer Park, Wis.; Pvt. Grady FROM STEAMSHIP CO. received. lon’s prediction for 1928. was also registered to the points Cnited States, only the tips of fatal shooting of C. Ivy Thoihs,Lqs W. Watson, Point Coup, La.; Fvt. Colorful Reception “ I recognize the fact that in dealing with obligatory arbitration Southern California and Florida es­ Angeles druggist. Otto Grosson, Pleasant Plains, Ohio, There was color in both halves of some lines business has been and between the two nations. caping.- Atlanta, Ga., reported ten Five “ suicide” notes said now to Left Cleveland For New York Seriously wounded: have been in different writing were Auditor Juggled Freight Bills; the presidential reception. In the still is good,” said Oldfield. “ But Partisans of the League* of Nations degrees above zero, the coldest Yesterday— Has Not Been Capt. Richard Llvi .iton, New forenoon the specially invited the so-called prosperity is by. no Others in Plot, Are Arrested whb are expected to be the treaty’s there in years. Freezing tempera­ York; Sergt. Fred Coryell. Anacon­ guests passed the compliments means general. tures were reported all along the (Continaed on Page 3) Seen Since. da, Mont.; Pvt. Charles E. Turner. In Boston. main obstacles, objected to Kel­ the season— ^the diplomatic corps in “ Si)ecial Favors.” logg’s suggestion that other nations Gu4f coast and into th-> Rio Grande Terre Halite, Ind.; Robert H. Col­ their brilliant-hued court uniforms, “ If the Republican policies were *Vgll0y, Bellefonte, Pa;, Jan; 2.— Search lins, Cobbville, Ga.; Bernard W. of the world sign similar pacts, for H. G. Smith, who has been miss­ Boston, Mass., Jan. 2.— Arrest of the entire Congress, the. judiciary, for the greatest good of the most ■They claimed that such procedure The middlewest is paralyzed un­ Coyne, Framingham, Mass.; Leon­ another man and another woman federal officials, ranking officers of people, instead of bestowing special der a heavy blanket of snow that ing in his air mail plane since he ard J. Smith, New York. would endanger the league’s pres­ ANOTHER MAN KILLED left Cleveland at 5:20 p. m., yester­ were said today by police to be im­ the Army, Navy and Marine corps, favors on a privileged class and we tige. preceded -the i^evere drop in temper­ Less seriously wounded: minent in the case involving alleged and members of patriotic organlza- had had a thoroughly honest ad­ ature. Train service throughout this day for New York, was started here Lieut. Wm. T. Minnick, Sou^h theft of upwards of $200,000 from,tions. today when two airplanes left the ministration of governmental affairs Ar it o n s c a u t io u s . section is demoralized. Several IN GANGSTERS’ WAR Hill, Pittsburgh.- Pa. ; Lieut. B^ses the Eastern Steamship Co. And while these greetings were during the last six^or seven years, trains were stalled by the huge airport, J. Gould, Paterson, N. J.; S er^ h. London, Jan. 2.—^^The foreign ofr According to reports at the De­ Those already in custody are: being exchanged! outside the big conditions would undoubtedly have flee today was extremely cautious snowba'nks. All were arriving at Field, Varnvilie. S C.; Corp. John J. George. W. Gordon, former auditor- iron gates of the White House their destinations many hours be­ partment of Commerce radio station Meel, Dakota City, Iowa; Corp. An­ been much better than they actually in making any reference to the new Chicagofin Riddled With Bul­ here. Smith left Cleveland with a accountant of the company, charged grounds, Mr. and Mrs. American, are.” treaty outla'wing war, which For­ hind schedule. thony J. .Leach, Detroit; Pvt. ^ with taking funds from freight lets In Battle Over a “Blonde 40-mlle west wind. If he reached Public were forming In line, thou­ Oldfield said that the Department eign Minister Brland is reported to Traffic Blocked Brandenberg, Loulseville, * bills; his wife, charged with receiv­ sands of them. Government clerks, Highway traffic in many sections W om an.” Central Pennsylvania, he encounter­ Thomas F. Dowd, Orange, N. J.: of Labor employment index for Nov­ be suggesting. ed bitter cold, since there were re­ ing stolen money; Miss. Zella Mes- shop girls, laborers, housewives and ember was 11 per cent under the has come to a complete standstill, it Arthur J. Fitzpatrick. Columbia The foreign office stated that it Chicago. Jan. 2.— The New Y ^ r ports of ten below zero at Rockton, e611, his sister-in-law, also charged their children, men and women of same period of 1923. being impossible for automobiles to Springs, Colo.; Albert H. Newb^g, with receiving stolen money; Meyer has not received the terms of the plow through the'drifts. Snapping was less than 12 hours’ old when near Du Bois, and six below at Pine Lawn, Mo.: Clifford C. Bu- every nationality— all waiting pa­ He also asserted that bankrupt­ treaty and is unaware • of its scope (“ Mike” ) Freedman, accused of tiently for the ahernoon hour when of ice-laden telephone and telegraph the first gangster death was written Snowshow. dress, Youngstbwn, Ohio; Wm. E. cies numbered 48,758 in 1926 with of adaptibility. If such a treaty is Into Chicago police record^. Several residents at Brookville, taking “ hush” money; and Michael they are to be permitted to enter liabilities of $885,557,006, or $80,- wires only added to the confusion. Merchant, Newberry, S. C . ; ^ u l suggested to Great Britain it will Most of the victims in the Chica­ The victim was Prank D. Carpen­ near- Du Bois, reported hearing a Huska, Torrington, Conn.; Gl^nn Tedesco, brother-in-law of Mrs. the big white mansion. 000,000 more than in 1926. be received with sympathy. It was plane pass overhead at 6:15 p. m., Gordon, charged with receiving stol- go district lost their lives in traffic ter, 25, known to his cronies as Smith, Warren, Ohio; Edgar B. On either side of the lobby as The next car loading report, he said. “ Dutch.” His body, riddled with yesterday, so that fear was e^ftpress- ^en money. they enter they will find sections asserted, would show a million less accidents Incidental to the storm. Walker, Clay, Ky.; Harry M. Rlah- Great Britain now intends auto­ A half dozen or more, however, died bullets.'was found at a; street Inter­ ed here that Smith might have been chard, Violet, La.; John P. Coyle, The entire case, it was stated by of the U. S. Marine Band in scarlet car-loads bandied by railroads than section, where it evidently bad been forced w wn in the mount^ns west police, wilD be the subject of a Suf­ matically to renew the present arbi­ as a direct result of exposure. address not given. dress uniform. a year ago, while steel and railroad tration treaty with France, ’ which thrown from an auto. of herej folk county grand jury investiga­ Lively tunes will quicken their eiquipmenti firms suffered sharp loss The coldest official temperature part of Liberty A r^ expires this year. Several aniend- recorded here w m three below zero OMpenter was . listed in police The marines have been Wgageu tion. steps through the sta,te dining room of business during 1926. ments will be offered to meet pres­ records as “ keeper of a Moon Gordon, according to police, and the red room, on into the blue early Sunday morning. The highest SWIMlifBB o n ^ UP for months in an effort to stamp oiu ent needs. yesterday was 7 above. This morn­ Joint.” . the last remnants of Gen. Siuidlno'a claims that his relatives took from room, where.gPreffid0nt and Mrs. An unidentified woman telephon­ Gilbraltar, Jan. Misis Mer­ him all the mouey, even making Coolldge and the White House aides ing’s mercury was hovering just be­ cedes CfeRze. the English channel Revolutionists, who are now nJUirac- GIRL MISSING. REBELS CA;PTUBE TOWN low the zero line. ed that she -was in a restaurant, terized as bandits. Origtealfir him pky their gambling debts. His will he stationed. early Sunday morning and heard swlmmsr who attempted to swim wHe,/ who police said, revelled in At the rate of forty a minute The coldest place in the. United the Straits of Gibraltar today, was were a part of tho X4l. Baltimore, Jan. 2.—A thorough Mexico City,-Jan. fi.TT-EeUglous States yesterday was .Wllllstoh, N Carpenter and another jnan quarrel­ under Gen." Moncado. - luxnib^ from his alleged JnggUng of these casual callers will be grasped D., where 24 below was reported. ing over a “ blpnde woman.” forced to abandon her swim at 3:30 freight bills, was quoted by police by the presidential hand. Then, on search was Instituted by police to­ rebels have captured the town of this afternoon. to lay down their aiaM a t- Quincy, 111., reported ten below. “ 1 heard tour shots and saw Car-< er of Henry L., St;to8«L' as favoring his arrest when the through the green room, into the day for Anna Jean Douglas, 14, who Agua Frla and dynamited two large pedter to the floor,” said the Miss Qlettze started from Tangier ran away from her home in Mer- bridges on the Southern Pacific line Slight moderation has begun in the Coolidge’a: plight of her husband became east room, down the stair and out northwest, but it will be 24 to 48 m|«terfce!d* voice., 'T out of the at 3:30 this morning .^ and at 1:30 known with the hope, police said, into the street and another New cersburg,' Pa. She is the daughter according to; advices received here. pliif^e jaiit as tour men carried Car- Hhls afternoon, was reported but one of William Douglas, professbi; of Federal troops haye been dis- that she would be able to escape the Year’s reception will be a matter (Continoed on Fajro 3) nentw* out the bac|: wfty.” • mile'oft'TUrifiu iifficnUv, of history. Greek in Mercersburir Academy. natebad from Guadelaiara. 1 7 3 0 6 3 ^r.Vv'

^ i? £ MANCHESTER (CONN.) EVENlNq^ HERALD, MONDAY, JANUARY 2, t 'A ^ ^ T W O REV. J .H . ROBINSON ROBERT L R U S S m DIES CAPITALAND LABOR BROKERS PREDICT MILLS ONLY BUSY DEAD IN GREENWICH OF FNEUMONIA AT 89 • Miss Marguerite Oates, oiw ot A BRILUANT YEAR GOOD FRIENDS NOW the English teachers at the High DEADMPAMS;' SPOTS HHIE TODAY school returned to-day after an absence of several weeks through, Was Outstanding Colored Lead­ BY CROWDS AT (Continued from page 1) Father of Manchester Banker, illness. er of Ministry in the East. FAMOUS DANCEK I Resident Here in Youth and Compared with an average of 154.- Senator Fess Reviews Year Members of the Mancheeter Greenwich,-Conn., Jan. 2.— ^Rev. 89 on the last day of 1927, this Town Shots Down In Observ- Old Age, Passes. League of Women "iToters are re­ John Henry Robinson, one of the (continued from page 1) airerage price would indicate (hat minded to listen In to the first outstanding colored leaders in the Robert Lyman Russell died at 1927 and Sees Much radio service to-morrow eve­ Loi attempted to advise Carol’s ^ the market had not recovered the sfflce of Holidar, New the home of his' soix R. La Motte ministry In the east, is dead at bis - (Continued from Page 1) Aground It lost in October and ning between 7 and 8 o’clock. home on Lake avenue here today course of action, exerting her In­ RusAell, president of the Machester Station WTIC, WEAF and WRC November. Allowing for the Trust Comiuiny, on 25 Brookfield Prosperity Ahead. after an illness of more than a year, fluence in an effort to get Carol to cd from this place as soon as -weath­ charge-offs for stock dividends In will broadcast a talk by the presi­ pneumonia having Anally caused follow his mother's wishes. Year’s Eve Qmet. street yesterday morning. Death dent of the national league. Miss er permits. October, tjie final Industrial aver­ was due to double pneumonia, death. He was pastor of the Bethel Although Carol seldom took The Ford-Stout all-metal plane age stands at the equivalent of 17b, Belle Sherwln and others.- The A. M. Zion church here for more Loi’s ^vice, he was really fond of which developed ten days ago. Mr. Washington, Jan. 2.— A new era executive committee of the local in which Mrs. Lindbergh and her or about a point higher than the Hnssejl was 89 years old. than two years, and for twenty-two her. Several weeks ago he Invited party are making the trip, was highest recorded average price or With'',the exception of the mills, of friendly relations between capital league will tune In on this talk and years had been superintendent of her to go to his chateau |n the which -were working as usual Man­ Born in Ellington, June 2; 1838, and labor, with the general public forced down yesterday at Edwards- twenty stocks. . also approve the year’s program the Boston district of his church country in the hope that the change chester’s busindhs today was'at a son of Daniel and Mary Lyman beneflttlng by a period of sustained to-morrow evening at the home of hurg, Mich., near here, by a terri­ In the early part of January the Russell. Mr. Russell lived the early conference. would help her. Her condition -was 20 railroad stocks in the same com­ standstill. Stores and banks were prosperity -marks the economic out­ Mrs. G. H. Wilcox. Born In Athens, Georgia, In 1870, such, however, that she could not fic blizzard. The party came by closed and Main street presented a part, of his life iu Manchester. Lat­ auto to Sturgis to await abatenient pilation sold at an average price or look for 1928, Senator Simeon D. Mr. Robinson was educated there be moved. deserted . appearance during the er he removed to Hartford to enter Fess, Republican of Ohio, declared of the sorm. 101.86, which in itself was an ad­ The Girl Scout officers associa­ at Brown, University, Atlanta, He During World War morning. , the dry goods business. After­ today. tion will meet Wednesday evening It was the second forced landing, vance of about 20 points on the The observance of New Year s wards he engaged in the same held pastorates in Atlanta, Madi­ During, the World War Loi was average from the first -week In Fess a former professor of eco­ with Captain Jesse ^taye of East son, Marietta, Rome and Cedar- occasioned by the storm, since the eve passed rather quietly in . Man- businesa on his own account at unofficial Roumanian ambassador 1926. By October Third the aver­ nomics in an Ohio university, pre­ Center street. town, Georgia; Boston, Providence to the United States. She made party took off from St. Louis Sat­ che^.er on Saturday night and with Wilmington,' Del. Later he retired dicted that the business aspect of urday on what was to be the last age had risen to 125.65, up 2,4 the^exception of the New Years from business and returned to and Bridgeport. numerous trips between Bucharest points for the period. The rails did the New Year would be featured by The Sullivan Hayes Company of y Mr. Robinson is survived by hte leg of the journey to Detroit At frolic at the State theater, there Hartford. . . and Washington, and once Inter­ Whiting, Ind., the blizzard that has not fully recover the ground lost in a stability of prices, a continued Burnside are distributing a bqqklet wife, and four children. One son. viewed President Wilson on behalf was nothing of any consoQUSneo in After the death of his wife ip high wage scale for labor and gen­ tl^roagh the mail to-day entitled Rev. J. H. Robinson, Jr., is pastor been raging over the middle-west, the mild October slump, and closed the way of a set celebration sched­ 1909, Mr. Russell came to Manchas- of Roumania. the year at an average Price ^ eral peace In Industrial relations. “ How, to Heat Your Home.” This of a New Haven church; another forced the plane down and Mrs. uled for the night. ter to live with his son and had Among other notables who were Lindbergh spent Saturday night in 122.27, a decline of 3 points from He based his predictions upon the booklk contains valuable informa­ son, Rev. Elisha S., is presiding eld­ her friends were Marshal Joffre, Quietest of Eves made his home here ever since. Un­ following signs: tion on the care and proper way to er of the St. Croix district. Virgin ■ Chicago. the high of the year. The rainy weather on Saturday Marquis De Chambrun, and Alex­ Prospects for 1928. - til about a year ago, Mr. Russell 1. A mbvement toward the con­ regulate all furnaces and kitchen Islands, where his daughter is a I Another Storm night kept many people home who ander P. Moore, former American Our business and banking ex­ was in good health. During the trol o j production within the limits ranges. Mr. Hayes, General Mana missionary; a third son, McNeil, is ' • Forty-five minutes after the party would ordinarily have »gone to past year, however, he had been Ambassador to Spain. perts are not so much concerned of trade 'demands. ger of thte Sullivan Hayes Com­ head of the A. M. E. Book Concern, Loi kept most of her movements took off from Chicago Sunday shows or midnight dances. A nuum- falling. Mr. Russell had an excep­ 2. Steadily Increasing buying pany said this morning that these Philadelphia. over the actual results of the past ber of local persons attended shows and plans secret, and much concern­ morning, this plane ran into the year as they are over the prospects tionally good memory. power of the people because of booklets were not limited and any­ Funeral services will be held teeth of another heavy snow storm. in Hartford and dances and parties The funeral will be held at the steady employment'at a reasonably ing her life was a mystery, even for 1928. Statistical bureaus re­ one wishing one could' have same here tomorrow with many leaders among her most intimate acquain­ The plane made a perfect landing In other towns in this section. home of La Motte Russell on high scale of wages. by writing to the above company of- the A. M. E. church, including in a cornfield near Edwardsburgh. mind us that the annual reports, of It was, according to the police, Brookfield street at 2 o’clock to­ tances. a number of prominent manufac­ 3. Better- understanding be­ or calling Laurell 100. Bishop W. H. Heard, attending. I “ We could not continue in the the quietest New Year’s eve celebra­ morrow afternoon. Rev. Watson tween capital and labor with the Funeral services will he held turing corporations, still to be an­ tion ever seen in Manchester and from the chapel in Pere La Chaise storm,” Harry Brooks, pilot, said. nounced, will^make very unpleasant Woodfuf, paator of the Center Con­ government maintaining machinery MR. AND MRS. W. A. KNOFLA “ So we decided to land. A corn­ the number of intoxicated persons gregational Church Church, will to maintain this friendliness. cemetary at 11 o’clock Wednesday. reading for stockholders and In­ seen was much less than it has been HAVE YEAR’S PARTY. 220 ,0 0 0 NEGRO SLAVES The body will be prepared for bur­ field with long, even rows of corn- vestors in these enterprises. But officiate, burial will be In the fam­ Control of Production. Mr. and Mrs.' William A. Knofla i stalks standing in the snow made in other years. Only two awests ily plot in the East cemetery. The As for the movement toward con­ ial wearing a head dress made of the managers and executives know were made on Saturday night and of 'Henry street entertained a num- veils, according to Roumanian cus­ a perfect landing field.” latter part of the sirvice will bf trol of production, Fess pointed out •ber of their friends Saturday eve- GIVEN THEIR FREEDOM all about it, and have known the one of these was a case of driving tom. The party consists of Mrs. Lind­ actual results for the year long be­ private. that the cotton crop of 1926 was New Year’s party at bergh, Mr. and Mrs. Wm.^B. Stout, while under the influence of fore the final week of 1927. 18,000,00018,000.000 bales,Dales, whichwmeu was re- jj^fr home,*^ which was tastefully Mrs. John Collins, Geo. Miller, A number of parties were held duced to 14,000,000 bales in,1927 tnei^ • SEARCH FOR KIDNAPERS If American business has not in private homes during the night decorated with holly and evergreen Do Not Know What to Do With Stanley Copeland, Harry Brooks NEW CHENEY POLICE The 1927 crop, though smaller in boughs. The guests included th^ made bigger profits in 1927, it has but only one of these was so di»- It— ^Many to Sta^ With Mas­ Johnson City, Tenn„ Jan. and Harry Russell. without doubt erected a strong quantity, Fess said, teought its pro­ members of their bridge club with Like her famous son, Mrs. Lind­ orderly that the police were called. ducers greater returns than the Officers of three states were today economic structure, upon which There was no arrest made in this a few additions, and bridge and ters. bergh is determined to finish what BEAT LESS COSTLY larger 1926 crop. making concerted efforts to appre­ succeeding years may confidently case, however. ' ___ dancing occupied the greater part hend Mr, and Mrs. Laney H. Bacon, she started. She scoffed at the sug-_ operate in the intricate affairs of The change toward higher buying of thetiic evenilng. -About_____ eleven___ Freetown, Sierra Leone, Jan. 2. gestion the trip be completed by Local people who are employed power for the people, Fess said, was alleged to have kidnaped Edward producing, distributing and financ­ in the Hartford insurance offices Proposed Route Would Be o'clock the party descended to the — In the British Protectorate .of and Mary French from their home due to a growing feeling among em­ basement which was transformed Sierra Leone today there were ing the movements of commodities were not working today, but thefr Longer But Would Be Cheap­ in Briston, Tenn., Saturday even- “ We are going to finish this flight to consumers at home and abroad. ployers, that hi$h wages are neces­ bv the aid of many spruce and roughly 220,000 newly-freed slaves, and will take off just as soon as presence in town' was not noticed, er In the Long Run. sary to prosperity for all classes. iug. Our business leaders have not sac­ probably hecauae of - the weather. hemlock trees and candle ligh6into They were lifted from the class of Bacon and his wife,.it is alleged, the weather clears she said. This rificed fundamental factors for im­ “ It used to be the theory of busi­ a charming woodland scene. Chef chattels to that of citizens and sub- is just another experience and it There \fas no place to go today ex­ The proposed change in police ness that profits were measured by boarded at the home of John H. mediate profits, nor have fj^®y cept to the local theaters. Osano served dinner on the attrac> jects by the ordinance abolishin French and offered to take the .two proves the dependability of the willing to pay unearned dividends beats around the Cheney mills prop­ the margin between the cost , and tive?y set tables. Paper hats werb 1 slavery in the colony. They are won plane under varying conditions. 1 children, Edward Joseph, 8, and out of previous savings. They erty will, if adopted, result in a the selling prices,” Fess explained. donned and amid such jollity the dering what to do with their newly Mary Beatrice, 10, to a picture don’t mind it a bit.” have builded perhaps stronger than less expensive patrol system, it was “ l*tierefore business attempted to diners watched the New Year come granted freedom. Although the temperature was FOUR DEAD, 4 0 HURT learned today. While the beat is crease the margin of profit by beat­ The ordinance went into effeci show. They never returned. they knew, and the work will bear In. Detectives traced the Bacons and 15 degrees below zero at flying al­ fruit this year and the year after. a far more extensive one than that ing down the cost of pi;'oduction, throughout the protectorate on titude, members of the party said in’ effect at the Cheney- mills now, which always affected 'the wages of January 1. Thousands of the ne­ the two children as far as Columbia, Strong competition, will develop, WHEN TROLLEYS MEET South Carolina. the cabin of the plane was corn- this year, in riiany of the important a representative of the silk firm labor. groes, who have been slaves since TO CUT BAD CURVE infancy, will remain, at least for |lortably warm. division of American industry, but told The Herald today that it would Theory Abandoned. VISITED BY “ NEPTUNE” competition is the life of trade, and Atlanta, Ga., Jan. 2.— Four per­ actually be less costly. “ Today we have abandoned that the present, with their old mas its ultimate effect is to bring down sons were killed and more- The proposed beat has not yet theory. Today business realizes . AT THE GREEN SOON ters. The authorities anticipate that forty seriously injured in the head- only those who have been ill-treated Aboard S. S. Avelbna, Jan. 2 .-- the level of prices, for which been adopted by the local police that profits lie in the quantity of David Lloyd George, former British American consumers will not be on collision of two Allanta-Mariet- commissioners. They have named sales, measured by the buying pow­ will leave their present places. RUSH REINFORCEMENTS ta trolley bars about 1 1-2 miles premier who is enroute to Sout» Chief of Police Samuel Gordon as er of the people, and that this buy­ Loomis House to be Moved | One remarkable feature of the America, received a visit from sorry. from Marietta at one- o’clock to­ an investigating committee, and he ing power is ^ue not only to steady L. bound car; and Hudson Gilmore. pointed out that Cheney Brothers principle the theory of a high wage soon begin moving the former 20 NEW YEAR’ S DEATHS (continued from page 1) Because of the disorder and con­ Loomis hoinestead at East Center [to “ exterminate them.” were anxious to have their property scale as promoting prosperity. NEW MAYOR FOB PHILLY. ( • Sandino’s men have pursued a fusion attendant at the scene it was reasonably protected, and at t ^ This change of heart on the part street near the junction of Middle j precarious existence ever since the hours before the relief is felt here, ’Turnpike to the rear of the lot on REPORTED IN NEW YORK Philadelphia, Pa., Jan. 2.— Harry said likely that the death list would same time causp the least amouflib of business Fess added, has result­ A. Mackey, who was campaign man­ 1 extermination order. Scores of them according to the "Weather Bureau. be increased beyond the figures of ed in more friendly relations be­ which It now stands. The barn on 1 have been killed by marine planes of expense to the town. ager for senator-elect William S. the first observation. tween capital and labor. , . the property has' been offered for Vare, succeeds Freeland Kendriclc ! dropping bombs upon their camps IN NEW YORK Many of those Injured were said 12 From Poison Booze and Six “ Labor looks with more friendly sale by Senator Robert J- Smith, as mayor of Philadelphia at noon i and in rifle skirmishes, but always New York, Jan. 2.— The cold to he so badly hurt that their re­ eyes on their employers and busi­ who is the state’s agent for the Directly Resulting From Too , Sandino has ben able to escape with NEW YEAR’S CELEBRANT wave which is sweeping the country covery was not considered likely. ness realizes that its own economic property. ' . Much Drinking. None of the Kendrick cabinet ' part of his forces, and now appar- still held the east in its grip today. ' The collision occurred at a cu-rve welfare is based on the econom.c With the removal of the house members will be retained by Mayor ■ ently he has been able to reinforce The temperature here early today hear the outskirts of the city. At from the corner the workmen will New York, Jan. 2.— Celebrating CUTS ARTERY IN HIS JOY welfare of its employes,” said Fess. Mackey. himself and secure new equipment. was at ten degrees above zero, only this point, there is only a single “ Consequently we have a better begin to cut off the sharp curve the advent of the New Year cost I One section of Sellers’ report said; degrees above the record, and track and approaches are hidden on in the highway at that point. A twenty lives in New York. Twelve “ The bandits were In clothing feeling of- cooperation between capi­ up-state the mercury hovered both sides, it was said. Winds Up North End Party By tal and labor than ever before. hazardous condition has long ex­ of the deaths were laid to poisonous , similar to khaki, and -were equipped around zero. Both cars were fairly well filled, liquor. Six others, indirectly re­ , with automatics, machine guns, pis- Thrusting His Arm Through “ The government is maintaining isted there, but more so since PARSON'S No immediate relief was promis­ that going into Atlanta drawing a machinery to sustain this friendly trolley cars have been crossing the sulting from too much liquor cli­ ' tols and dynamite bombs.’? ed. The official forecast is "fair trailer, with both coaches occupied Door Glass. THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY No Nicaraguans can produce this feeling and arbitration is being sub­ highway at the bend in the road. maxed shooting and stabbing af­ and continued cold.” in almost every seat; The single The straightening of this curve Is frays. JAN. 5-6-7 equipment and there was consider- Upstate residents experienced the Answering a complaint which stituted for the settlement of dis­ coach going toward Marietta was putes instead of the old weapons of one of the preparatory steps being Fred Lacey, Brooklyn negro, was Saturday Matinee jable speculation today as to its coldest weather of the winter. At less thickly occupied. came to police headquarters at 4:10 yesterday morning from a neighbor. strikes and lockouts.” taken by the State Highway depart­ stabbed to death at a party. Ernest t u b SEASON’S BEST PLAY , i source. , „ Oneonta the mercury dropped forty The outbound coach was tele­ ment before beginning construction Baumeyer was killed in Carlstadt, I President Coolidge and Secretary de'grees in 24 hours. Saranac Lake Sergeant John Crockett went to 13 With production limited to de­ The Ni. Y. Theater Guild Success scoped by the heavier weight of car mands, labor well paid and indu^ of a new state road through to Wil- N. J., where merrymakers saluted 'of State Kellogg both informed was virtually snowbound by a bliz- headed for Atlanta, and It was in Union street, where he found, a Congress last spring that this gov- wild New Year’s party in progress. trial peace assured, Fess concluded, llmantic. Although no definite in­ the New Year by firing pistols. The SILVER CORD zard. the former that the greatest havoc formation regardingregarumg this P^oposel . William Brown of New york was . ernment has conclusive domucen- Hundreds of automobiles were One man, Benjamin Rydewicz, another year of prosperity lies By Sidney Howard , was wroughti - . ahead of the An^erican people. new road Is available It Is predicted caned to death by six revelers who tary proof that the Calles govern­ abandoned in Erie, Pa., with traffic Calls for help were sent to the who lives at the address, plunged ment of Mexico was supplying the paralyzed b y the worst storm in the his fist througli a pane of glass in bv those who are acquainted with escaped. With LAUllA HOPE CREWS Liberal Revolutionists with guns two hospitals of Marietta, and every theDy department’s plans------that it -ruiwill I Jackson Eddy, who recently came and a Splendid Company. city's history. available ajnbulance, pri-vate auto door during the helghth of the here from Chicago, cut his throat and ammunition, which bore the No deaths from the cold were re­ excitement. It was necessary to GAi^S AGAIN STOP be constructed within two years Seats Now On Sale. Mexican government stamp. and truck was pressed into service. and jumped from the sixth-floor ported in New York City. Thous­ For half an hour there was a line take about fifteen stitches to close It ran aU last season in New Y«rk. apartment of his fiancee following a Prices: Orch., Eves. 62.50; B*I- ands of homeless persons-^were fed of rushing autos, bearing dead, deep gash which severed an ar­ SALVAGING OF S 4 gay party. Friends said he had FOUGHT HOUR AND HALF and sheltered by charitable organi­ dying and injured persons from the tery. Sergeant Crockett’s report COLD, BUT MERCURY $2, $1.50, $1; Fam. d r . 76c. Sat. Managua, Nicaragua, Jan. 2— been despondent because illness ne­ zations. Urbain Ledoux, “ Mr. Zero,” scene. said. cessitated a postponement of his Mat., Orch. $2; Bal. $1.50, $1. Fam. Five American Marines were dead fed 5,000 men for five cents each. DOESN’T GO TO ZERO CIr. 50c, pins tax. today and twenty lay wounded, six FEAR TROUBLE Provinceiewn, Mass., Jan. wedding. of them seriously, following a bat­ SOUTH HAS COLD SPELL AMERICA PROPOSES Ifough seas and intense cold off tle with rebel forces on Dec. 30 near Raleigh, N. C„ Jan. 2.— Balmy Cape Cod held the S-4 salvage fleet Biting Wind Makes It Jssper, Tenn., Jan. 2.— State Worse— Frozen Pipes Almost | the town of Quilli. Carolina today was gripped by the roopers, armed with regulation in port today for the second day. A large rebel force, under the coldest snap in four years, sub zero - ARBITRATION PACT Springfield rifles, sawed-off riot It may be several days, naval of­ Passe Now . leadership of Gen. Sandino, resisted weather prevailing in parts of the gUna and Browning automatics, ficials said, before work on the an advance of 200 marines for an StSi^'GS guarded this city today as the coun­ sunken undersea boat can be re­ Regular summer weather, accom hour and thirty minutes of fierce ^ Asheville and other western Washington, Jan. 2.— American ty court met to pick a successor to sumed. The pitch of the sea would panied by driving rain, shifted TO­ fighting. points reported temperatures below proposals for a new arbitration the late Sheriff E. Wash Coppinger, not allow the ships to be held in abruptly to change into biting cold TO­ According to marine headquar­ zero. Early this morning the Ashe­ treaty with France have been Iritled Christmas Eve in a gun clash place and divers would freeze in the weather between midnight and day­ ters, the rebels were very well arm­ ville Weather Bureau reported the definitely formulated and are no-w between TOunty and city officers at cold water. light Sunday morning. STATE ed, were all dressed in uniforms, mercury at four below-. Charlotte being considered by the French South Pittsburgh. Six officers were Replying to reports that air was, The temperature took a heavy SOUTH MANCHESTER NIGHT and showed a great improvement in repdrted six above. Raleigh eight foreign office. It was learned here killed in the oattle. found in the engine room by divers fall during- (he early ^morning NIGHT their fighting ability. above, Wilmington 14 above. to-day. J" ,, Extra precautions were being tak­ with the possibility that Iffe might hours. A cold wind made the weath­ They dragged away all of their The mercury touched zero at The projected treaty provides en today against a renewal of out- have been there. Rear Admiral er appear much colder than it really •wounded and most of Their dead Union, S. C., for the first time in for arbitration of all disputes be­ Frank L. Brumby said that no was and nowhere in Mai^chester SHE OUT-RITZY’S THE RITZY! -after the battle, which was des- years, and Blowing Rock, N. C.., re­ tween the two countries, with three strict disarmament of all persons sounds were ever heard from any could anybody be found who would part of the ship except the forward scribed by the marines as the most ported a temperature ranging sev­ important exceptions, the United is being can led on and a large say that the thermom:ter went as eral degrees below zero. A light States would except from arbitra­ number of weapons seized. torpedo compartment and that no low as zero either yesterday or to- pleated and ferocious fighting since one was alive in the engine room. COLLEEN MOORE in the American troopa|^ded here. snow fell there. tion questions of an international dfl,v nature, questions involving, third HEIRESS TO WED He denied that cranes could have Plumbers who were approached parties, and questions concerning Pontiac, Mich., Jan. 2.— Miss lifted the submersible. this morning said that they an­ ^ W R WILD OAT” the Monroe Doctrine. It is also Madeline Marie Couzens, multi­ U. S. Senator Da-vid I. Walsh, of swered few if any calls to thaw out U)!lllllllllllll!linillIlllllllllllllIIIIIIHHSmilHIHMIMI*******************’ **********^***|i provided that minor controversies millionaire l.mress and the daugh­ Massachusetts, in a letter to U; S. frozen water pipes. One plumber CoUeen as a Innch-wason slavey who goes ter of Senator and Mrs. James Senator Fi-ederick Hale of Maine, said that the day of f-ozen pipes shall be submitted to the concilia­ hand. She serves the social set more surprises than tion commission already estab­ Couzens, will be married at noon chairman of the Senate Navay Af­ has about passed because so many lished under the Byran treaty of today to William R. Yaw, of De­ fairs committee, asked that the people now have furnaces in their ch(H> suey! She’ll sei-ve you more laughs— and committee choose a sub^sommittee And that’s an I Suits and Overcoats |1914. ‘ troit. homes. . . . any, OoUeen Moore picture you’ve ever seen, The projected convention wouia The wedding, will take place at •with ample powers to make the There were a few Isolated cases achievement! supplant the Root treaty of 1908, Wase K,” the estate of the bride- most thorough inquiry of the disas­ of this kind, howw-er, but the' num^ 5 Buy your suit or overcoat here and be assured that S and for the most part retain all the to-be’s parents, near here, in the ter. het was not near the number which essential features of that pact, but new home recently built there. Manchester used to experience = you are paying the right price. E at the same time strengthen the It will be a quiet home wedding NEW SOVIET ENVOl^ some ywrs ago. There were few au­ agreement by more clearly specify­ with members of the family and tomobiles frozen up, according to Tomoppow A Wedneaday E Due to our no sale policy we sell our suits and over- s ing the subject to be arbitrated. only a few close friends in attend­ Moscow, Jan. 2.— Otto Jullevles 1 garage men. , . ance. Hiss Couzens will be attended Schmidst, aged 26, is reported to The cold weather, 1 coats the year round at a right price. Hundreds o^ | As yet there'is no intention to include the Brian outlawry of -war by her younger sister. Miss Margo have been appointed Soviet ambas- the closing of stores all along Mam iDofores Del ,Rio and proposal in the treaty, although Couzens. Henry Du Pont of Wilm­ sador to Rome, succeeding M. street, seemed to keep people In- E Manchester ihen a-re buying here now because they know | ington, 1U;1., will re tne best man. Kameneff. side their houses Q*is morning. The some such expression may be Schmidst Is a professor of ma- sun brought the temperature up m Victor McLaglen in « that they are paying a fair price the year round- 5 buried in the preamble, wherij it * STEEL DIRECTOR DIBS. ^ thematics in the Second Moscow ! some extent but the w ^thor did not | would have no binding effect. It change a great deal all uay. I We have done away with that unsatisfactory method | has been suggested that the plead­ ^Pittsburgh, Jan. 2.— Funeral University, chief editor of the So­ I ing world powers -join in the claim services were plknned to-day for viet Encyclopedia and a member of B. F. Jones, chairman of the-board the Department of Education. He MUMMER’S PARADE l ? V E S ^ ,2 of getting all you can for clothing in season and then | that it is their desire to aboliBh Philadelphia, Jan. — Philadel­ war as soon as possible. The of directors of Jones & Laughlin is regarded rather as a scholar than ^ make a drastic cut in prices at sale time. | Steel Corporation, who died, at his as a politician^ phia’s New Year “ shooters” began United States would be,ready,to their 27th annual march up Broad sign such a multilaterel declara­ home h ^ yesterday, after an ill­ You can take advantage of our 10 payment plan of | ness of ^eas than two weeks. ^ street at 8 A. M., today. , tion, even though the idea does not WATCH FACTORY SOLD The Mummers’ Legion of Cavort­ appeal very strongly to officials He was an outstanding figure in Springfield, 111., Jan. 2.—-The Illi­ paying for your clothes if you wish to = the steel industry. Assuming con­ ing Clowns 14,000 strdng turned here. nois watch factory, founded in 1877, o nf fftntasv trol of the firm established by his NEW RADIO CHIEP father^ he built up the business to "pT'Te o< “j where it was considered second of ARME Washington, Jan. 2.— Morse Sal­ the large independent steel com­ million dollars, according to an an- biting cold to watch the coiorim panies. nouncement today. Operation of [New p a ” JpM tacl^ isbury, of the UniterBlty of Wis­ In the huge throng were visitors The devil was boi-ed and he summoned his henchmen. “Pour consin, today was appointed tem­ the Illinois plant will continue. for me.” he said “into one mold, the heart of a child, the body porary chief of the radio service EABTRQUAKE8 IN MEXICO from virtually all parts of the un­ i George H. WilHatns | of the Department of Agriculture. Mexico City, Jan. 2.— Panic con ion, attracted here by the famous of a wanton and the soul of a woman. Let us see what will ditions prevailed in Bravos, Guer­ GEN. CHENG FLEES. annual frolic. The position has, been vacant Nanking, Pan. 2.— General happen.” Incorporated 1 since the resignation some months rero, when * prolonged earthquake •^ras felt there yesterday, aepording Cheng Chien has fled .the city fol­ IL DUCE DENIES REPORT. I JOHNSON. BLOCK, SOUTH MANCHESTER S ago of Sam Pickard to become a lowing the issuance of a warrant The result was “C ^ e n ,” the wild rose

MANCHESTER (CONN.) EVENING HERALD, MONDAY, hate throat Irritation. Next ;we m'-y found that women parutularly com­ m Plan Coast-to-Coast Ganter USE OF CIGARETTES plained at times of smoker’s breath. T O r D l By proper blending and further CHENEYS ANNOUNCE !u.s. GREATLY INCREASED processing, we succeeded in produc­ ing in Old Gold a cigarette that Rockville WAGE ADJUSTMENTS eliminates “ smoker’s breath.” FEARING WORLD s Naturally, as a result, many have jjew V^o^iie in Smoking— Big switched to Old Golds from other (Continued from Page 1> t Progress in Manufacture brands. But it is also true that HUBERT F. PORTER therefore, studied a readjustment! Noted by OfiBcial. many who were not confirmed cigar­ Hubert F. Porter, aged 50 years, CHEMICAL TRUST upon the following .’asis: ^ ^ j ette users before, are now smoking (Continued from Page 1.) * died suddenly Monday morning at 1. By the removal of the pres­ ^ The war gave the use of cigar­ o ld Golds with much pleasure and his home at 14 Florence street fol­ ent attendance beaus. ettes a great impetus. ,as everyone satisfaction and without any of the lowing a short illness. Mr. Porter found stuffed in an envelope in one 2 By a reaujustment of tne knows. But what few people do unpleasant, even if- they were not of Driskell’s pockets. Pasadena pen had been confined to the house for present hourly and weekly rates bv International Cartel of Ger know is that since the war the use serious, after-effects, that were con­ the past week with heart trouble an average reduction of approxi­ sidered part, and parcel of all smok­ lice recorded the aged man’s death of cigarettes, by both men and as due to suicide. The day before and was taken with a severe attack mately 5% but varying from noth­ Tyomen? has ^Increased more than ing some years ago. at 1:30 this morning and died be­ ing to 10% in individual cases. This is an age of rapid progress. he had drawn a large sum of money. man, French, British May during the war period. That the ferand Jury, which con­ fore medical attention could be ob- These readjustments when ap­ The reason for this, according to We have new ancT-better ways of plied would result in an average re ■ living, and as a part of it, we i have venes tomorrow to investigate the ^ - __ Af Qr»nrnvi- an official of the P. Lorillard Com- murder of Thoms, also would in­ He was born Sept. 6. 1878 1 Auction of the payroll of appro.vi Disturb Markets. ;jany is the progress that has been today a new and better way of Trowbridge, England, son of Frank - j^^telyVLCIJ 10%.JL vr « smoking, in which we of F. vestigate the mystery of Driskell’^ made in cigarette manufacture. weath was indicated when the dis- and Sarah Porter. He came to this After these lates have become el- Take our own brand. Old Gold, Lorillard Company believe Old Gold Nov. 10, 1888 and lived fective Cheney Brothers’ wages will Cigarettes are an outstanding ex­ that Mrs. Carrie M. Driskell, his country, St. Louis.— Formation of the gi­ for instance, we know definitely 42-year-old widow, will be called in Clinton Mass., for two years still be estimated to be 17% higher gantic international cartel, compos­ that Old Golds have won many peo­ ample. Evidently, a goodly portion before coming to Rockville. For a for men and z l% higher for women of the public, believe so too from the as a witness. Mrs. Driskell is a ed of the famous “ I. G.” . of Ger­ ple, both men and women, to the step-grandmother of Hunt, who, to­ few years he was employed at the than the average of the silk induo- use of cigarettes, who. never used way our sales of Old Gold are in­ many, the Imperial Chemical Cor­ gether with Hickman, lived for a ■Hockanum Milling Company but try, excliisive of Cheney Brothers, poration of England and Kuhl- them before, or if at all, only part creasing. ' . . left there to work for F. A. Ran­ and 371/2% higher for men and time in .the Driskell home at Al­ higli^r for woineii than tho mann’s of France, is being watch­ Qf the time. T, dall Co. where he has been con­ ed with some apprehension by the The reason for this is that when hambra, . nected for the past thirty-two years. average in the northern cotton in- decided to. manufacture a popu­ Mrs. Driskell entered into the in­ U. S. industry. vestigation of the Marion Parker Two vears ago Mr. Porter and making the adjustments of Executives of the industry in lar priced domestic brand of cigar- ODD FELOWS, REBEKAHS Claude A. Mills bou.-jht out the busi­ United States, who just adjoined we realized that in order to kidnaping and murder c^ e when individual hourly rates we have, she admitted that she and Hunt had ness from Mr. Randall. the semi-annual meeting of the Compete with the brands on the however, been guided by the aver­ market we had to have, if possible, PLAN JOINT CEREMONY sought to rent a double apartment He is survived by his Mary age rates that rule for similar American Institute of Chemical En­ E. Porter, two children Eva and something that would be regarded in the Bellevue Arms here. It was classes of sKill in this region. The gineers in St. Louis, declared that Tact Porter and one brother. Her the cartel, if formed, will consti­ b-y a large number of smokers as a in Apartment 315 of the Bellevue hourly rates, proposed will be found distinct advance in cigarette smok- Arms that Hickman, according to io n Ar°liur Porlev ot this city. The to be equal to the average hourly tute the greatest chemical combi­ Recently elected officers of King funeral will be held Wednesday .. ---j ---- COnOl** nation that the world has ever David Lodge. I. O. 0. F., will be in­ his confession, held the Parker rates ruling under similar girl captive and put her to death. afternoon at 2 o’clock iroiii his late tions in this country for the same known, possibly the. largest concen­ "We accordingly set about to fln.1, stalled jointly with the officeis of out what • smokers wanted and From the outset police have hem" Rev. Oeovse s. Brookes kind of employment, and in addi- tration of capital in any single in­ Sunset Rebekah lodge, according to Will Officiate. Biiri'al will bs m rates we are dustry. what disadvantages, if any, they plans now being made by officeis ot sought a “ heavily roughed” woman tion to these hourly found in the us.e of cigarettes. . in connection with the case. Grove Hill Cwetary. maintaining the production and There are, however, features that both organizations. ■ - . Notes npnlitv bonuses on about two-thirds win mitigate the effect of such a Of course, the “ gay ninety Following are the new officers ot Reported to be on the verge of a The monthly meetin.g of the of the jobs v.liich make it possible! combination on the business of the theory that cigarettes were injuri­ King David lodge: Noble grand, nervous collapse. Mrs. Driskell Allen Bible Class will be held H s to increase hourly earnings by from ■ An>erican industry, according to ous had long ago evaporated hut Frank A. Montie; vice grand. Her- faced another grilling today. ^ evening at the Baptist church. The , ‘>0% to 50% according to individ-1 Dr. H. C. Parnielee, of New York, ^ill We felt there might be room i bert Stevenson: recording secretarj, A warning, sent by Mrs. DnsAell hostesses of the evening will ’ ual'ability. We also hope to gradu- secretary of the American Institute for added'refinements. There was 1 Charles S. Roberts, Jr.; financial to Hunt in tbe county jail, admon­ Mrs. E. '' ■ ' ally increase the number of ]obs on of Chemical Engi^ers. still a tendency on thq part of secretary, Samuel J. Prentice; treas­ ishing hiin to keep silent, also is a Miss Ida Malm and smokers to complain of a cigarette i bonus. , . Tariff Protection urer, Walter H. Walsh. t subject for investigation. Miss Plivllis Lisk of Union street •‘The methods of making the le- First of all,” Parnielee told the cough. Tests determined that the ' King David lodge is planning for spent the weekend with Miss Alice ductions effective will best be un­ International News Service, “ the iise of coarse and raw tobaccos had the 38th anniversary and a commit­ Cross of South Maiiches^r. derstood by the rrplication of tue United States has the Webb-Pom- a tendency to irritate the ™eni- tee of which Beverly Wright is remove a dog’3 erene act, which permits the com­ branes of the throat. So we,decid­ It is easy to Mr. and >Irs. J. A. Drayton oL individual rates and the other ad­ chairman has been chosen to take bark, veterinarians demonstrated Prospect street were the guests of justments proposed. In brief th,.y bination of American corporations ed on the use of only the choicest care of arrangements. The ann - leaves of well aged tobaccos, then in a Portland. Ore., clinic recently. friends in Wethersfield Sundaj. consist in a removal of the attend­ for export purposes eliminating to will be held on Jnauary -8- Mrs. S. S. Caldwell and son of ance bonus which affects all payroU certain degree the influence of^ developed a further process to elimi- versarj Hartford spent Saturday wit i Mis. employees alike, and in an adjust­ the cartel in building uP its foreign \ L Edgetoii of Union stieet. ment of the hourly rates. markets. “ The removal of the so-called 5 /a “ Then the tariff law, with its An ambitious pair are “ Black Bess” and Lieutenant Paul C. Dine- Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Blake of nf the 303rd Cavalrv. They plan to canter from Malverne. Lo e. Union street spent New \ears in attendance bonus will actually le- flexible provisions, gives probably hard. of the 30ord cavair.. ^ ^ ^bout 44 miles sult in a net reduction from earn­ adequate protection, generally T^sland to the Pacific Coast, a ------Melrose. . ings of 4% % . The avwage earned ’they hope to make it in approximately three months. Miss Dorothy klarsliman ot Or- speaking, to the chemical industry a day. her by tlie attendance bonus due to ae- in this country. While everybody cdiard street was the guest of ductioiis for absences was actually sister, Mrs. P. W. Lane of Spiiu<. probably would not agree that the 4.7% on the weekly earnings witli- tariff is sufficiently protective, yet _ “ The public has as much to do field over the holidays. with making stars and players as R. C. oiit'attendance bonus. A 4% % re­ we do not have much to fear in j The Aides of Burpee . duction from the total earnings in market from outside ENGLISH GIRLS those who produce pictures, she held very successful social whist e- the domestic points out. “ And so long as motion eluding attendance - bonus will competition. Friday evening at the borne of duce the payroll by the same picture patrons want characters | “ Again, a huge organization like who are respectable, the producers i Belle Npwell on Laurel stieet. amount as was added by it. the proposed international cartel prizes were won by the following: The adjustment in hourly rate.s, TOO ‘GOOD’ FOR will find work for the girl who has Mrs. Carl Buckmiiiister, Mrs. Delob will be difficult to hold together. including some minor adjustments With the three national elements ability to play them.” .Rich, Mrs. Anna Hall, Harry Kiesl , in production bonuses, and some No Late Hoiu-s I Frank Mehr and Mr. Beaiei stock. involved, Germany, Britain and “ Woe betide the star if she stays changes in credit rating which in France, there are indications that FILM SUCCESS? A delightful party took place bat- major part affect beginners, will le ; out late at nights, or follows the, such a combination would not al­ i primrose path,” Laura la Plante in- urday evening at the home of -I . suit in an additional reduction of ways function harmoniously and and Mrs. E. S. Ed,gerton in Veiiion. approximately b % from the total I forms us. “ Klieg lights tell few lies. The party was given for tbe \ frnoii payroll. In individual ^ses these smoothly. They print banner lines on reels for Burner Corporation “ War, of course, would smash Grange Glee Club and included a will vary from nothing to '10%. ar Too Respectable to Make the world to read.” it immediately.” “ If it re necessary to loose turkey dinner .with all the lixiii s. “ It is proposed to follow this by “ There is no doubt, however, ac­ an adjustiiieiit of the salary lists, 1 one's respectability to attain in pic­ There were twenty-six present. cording to Parnielee that the chem­ Good Stars, Says London Announces the The Woman’s Missionary Meeting which will have to proceed towards tures, I would be the world’s most j a similar end on somewhat different ical industry in this country must noted ‘flop’ in good old Hollywood- of the Union Congregational church take steps to meet the combina­ ^Trrhe~held Tuesday afternoon at lines, as these earnings have not terminology,” admits Marian Nix- tion. It means, he explained, a Producer. on. “ I do not know what penalty ] 3 o’clock at the home of Mrs. been affeoted either by the attend­ ance bonus or by the production business brain power, more inten­ the European actress may have to George Hammond of Union street. sive research, improved production bonuses. pay for fame, but here notoriety ] fpeaker will be Mre Y Abbey lower manufacturing costs, avoid­ Hollywood, Cal.— English girls which comes from lack of respecta­ Extension of Factory Branch Office of Malaysia and Mrs..A. T. l m “ We are hopeful, but cannot guarantee, that the proposed ad­ ance of waste and better business may be. as says Maurice Elvey, bility is to be avoided as a plague.” bury will sing. justments will tend to stabilize em­ management on the part of the But listen to Vera Steadman s The Fourth Division of the Ladies United States. spT ctab mlk^succelsful°°film i paradoxical refutation Aid Society of the Union Congrega­ ployment and will result in an in­ creased activity in the plant. Beady For Competition Mr. Elvey is wrong, because re- tional church will stars, but his remarks are not to be j Sales and Service CHENEY BROTHERS, “ Everything that has been dis­ taken as a reflection on the Am en-' firi'ement has absolutely nothing to Wednesday afternoon, at 3 o clock By Charles Cheney, President.” closed at our meeting here indicates do with a girl becoming a success­ to i-range for the Men’s Banquet can screen actresses. January 2, 1928. that the chemical industry is ready ful film actress. which will be held this month- Not if Hollywood’s feminine cine­ to meet greater competition,” Par- ma celebrities are correct. “ Practically every girl star I to the people of Manchester by the faetp^ branch located at 182- The Cornelia Circle will hold its HALE HOG TO COURT melee declared. “ Research is be­ know has been through the school monthly meeting at the home of Little did the suave British film Mount Sterling, Ky.— After J. P. ing conducted on a big scale and magnate suspect th; stir of indig­ of hard knocks, and naturally such Mrs. A. R. Newell of Park stieet Young had driven off a German po_^ the industry is moving forward to nation his casual observation would girls don’t have a fragile and pam­ this afternoon at 3 o’clock. lice dog that had killed several of a better economic base. The chemi­ create in this American film capi- pered look.” Under this arrangement orders may be given direct to the f ac- his sheep, he swore out a warrant cal industry, which has developed for the arrest of the animal he be­ rapidly since the war, is more than Hear what indignant « ton* « ,1. J w«h Mr. Pnni W.pto . Btonll. UNITED STATES GAINE lieved it to be. Kaiser Bill, a dog ever becoming a great factor in our sen, Scandinavian star o/ “ HeB s owned by Mrs. Henry Gay, was for­ general commercial picture," Angels,” has to say about Mr. El- pouceIcourt Parmelee regards organization 137-5 who will continue as our representative in Mancheste . 21M1LU0NA1RESINYEAR mally taken into custody and put v6y • on trial for his life before County of the chemical cartel as a logical “ His remarks are an insult to the Prank Manfreda, 19 years old, of (Continued from Page 1.) Judge E. W. Senff. The dog was step in the rehabilitation of foreign American film*______star. It is not the East Glastonbury, was found guilty This change will mean that the Silent Glow Deferred Payment represented by an attorney, but the business. He explained that the ordinary girl, but the one with real Manchester police court this tween nOO.OOO and ?1|0,000 paid evidence warranted a conviction combination is aimed at laying out cultured background plus a natural morning. -■It was his car that plan,will also be extended. the greatest tax and he was sentenced to death. The trade areas, for exploitation by its talent and beauty who survives the knocked the silent policeman at nearly twice the tax of any otliei attorney entered an appeal and the individual members, the elimination competition in this country and the Center off its pedestal Saturday \ dog was released under $300 bond. of destructive competition, .fixing division. reaches stardom. night. The young man in company Net Income. of prices and regulation of produc- CaUs Him Unfair w i% three other hoys was on his AIVIERICA 'NIO COLD tion. “ There are plenty of Englis’n way to Manchester to attend the ^ The net income reported by all from • classes above $1,000,000 amounted Glasgow.— Sixteen ‘sailors Such a system would, of course, girls who attempt to crash the mov­ midnight show at the State -theater. Silent Glow Oil Burners to $490,300,000, while the tax yield India rebelled against further serv­ be impossible in the United St^es, ies and fail, but their failures can­ Manfreda lives about a mile and ice on their ship when they learned of this group totaled ' owing to the provisions of the Sher­ not be laid at the door of respecta­ a half south of East Glastonbury The aggregate income of peison that it was going to America. Ar­ man Anti-Trust act. bility.” toward Marlborough. He came to rested, they explained that they While none of the three corpora­ “ Dolores Del Rio, langourous- Manchester by way of East Hartr ER (shown below) to Burners for Domestic Hot Water, Parlor making federal tax^. ^oO would die from the cold in Ameri­ tions have complete monopolies in eyed Mexican senorita, thinks Mr. largest in the $3,000 f g’f,- ford because of the bad roads. At ca. So their ship^Jeft for Norfolk, their countries they represent the Elvey is “ unfair.” class, and amounted to Va., and they went to jail for a the Center he made a wrong turn Stoves, Hot Air Furnaces, etc. 000. This was chiefly made ap^ol biggest of the chemical producers. “ It is not necessary for a girl to and struck the silent policeman. wages and salaries, although the month. American engineers said that an be naughty to get ahead in pictu^s. According to his own testimony his “ little fellows” managed to a-ccu- immediate effect probably would be It is a popular bugaboo that a girl hydraulic brakes became locked mulate $216,000,000 as profits «a the elimination of the less efficient must vamp the director or the pro­ ducer if she would succeed. Compe­ and he ran on to the Center church the sale of real estate and stocks She’s Deputy competitors of the cartel in Eu­ lawn. This was where Patrolman rope. tition is so keen that only the girl of genuine ability, unusual beauty, David Galligau found him. After ^°ThT$‘l 6,000 to r25.000 group his arrest he was taken to the po­ apparently was most active la leal culture and refinement has a Odorless LONDON DOCTORS SEE chance for real success." lice station where he was examined estate and stock and bond specula Dorothy Dwan, who is reliably I by Dr. iLeVerne H olm es^d Captain ■iff Uon with profits from this source informed her ancestors dwelt in an- i schendel, who were witnesses th of $412,454,000. This class got NEW HOPE IN LATEST ciL t Briscoe Hall in England and morning. Both said the young man $1,398,000,000 from salaries am^ Elderlie Castle in Scotland to prove ^,as intoxicated. He declared that wages and an additional $79 5,000, there is respectability in the Dwan j aii be had, to drink was a glass Smokeless 000 from dividends. CANCER TREATMENT family, thinks the British produc­ of sweet wine about 8 pelock. In The millionaire class reported er’s remarks are “ humorous.” this he was borne out by the testi­ Silent' only $16,240,000 in wages, specu­ “ Mr. Elvey has the wrong slant mony of his mother. He maintain­ lated apparently but ^ttle, havin„ London.— Great interest has been to the whole film industry where ed he was not drunk. He '«ras de­ reported as real estate and bond aroused In London medical circles its feminine stars are concerned. fended by Attorney Fred R. Man­ sale profits $35,274,000, ’^ut by news of a fresh treatment for Of course, in America, the women ning. However, the testimony of Econonuc^ tained its chief revenues from cap cancer which has been applied, it stars are not pampered. Hard work, Patrolman Galli-san, the doctor and Satisfactory ital net gain from sale of assets a is stated, with great s^jccess, in Ma coupled with good looks, respecta­ Captain Schendel and the fact that source of $245,527,000, and $-04. deira recently. . j t,- bility and culture are required for the young man went to sleep within 263,000 in dividends. Thd' news is communicated by iJr. success in filmdom.” 20 minutes after he was locked up Michael Grabham, a very distin­ Eleanor Faire, actress-wife of was proof that he was intoxicated. guished Fellow of the Royal Col­ Actor ’William Boyd, says Elvey has A fine of $100 and costs was im- 250 HOMELES^S lege of Physicians, London, who cast a “ slur” on the Hollywood 11036^4 for many years has been associat­ girls who have worked hard to at­ Ernest Reuben of Hartford, ed with cancer research. tain stardom. , charged with reckless driving had FORM MIUTARY BAND He states that Dr. Fortunate “ Of course they were hard work­ his case continued until Saturday^ HARTFORD BURNERS Pitta, of Funchal, found accidental­ ing girls, but with it they were re­ because the complainant, Jop Gatta, FOR COfflNG FESTIVAL ly that a few drops of mattery dis­ spectable cultured and not afraid of failed to show up. Judge Johnson are made for use in ^ charge of “ trachoma” (inflamma­ work. Even after'a woman becomes ordered that Gatta be subpoened tion' of the eyelids) injected into a st'ar she is not released from the for the hearing next Saturday. aMoscow.— The homeless cliil- a growing cancer, caused immedi­ working class, for the higher she mounts,, the harder she must dreiis’ military hand of 250 pieces ate arrest in vitality of the growth SHE NEVER MISSED Hot Water— Steam— Vapor and Hot Air Furnaces will toot its way througli Moscow s followed by disintegration . of tne work.” MOVIE IN 8 YEARS malignant mass, with disappear­ Defends Professidii cobble-stone streets at the next Cherokee, la.— Add now the For further information cut out and maU this coupon. ance also of the secondary gland “ Why do men say such things list of gum-chewing, marathon­ great festivals. It will he one of the about us ^rls in pictures?” ^ks most unique bands in the , enlargements. dancing, flag-pole-sitting and what- It also appears ttj^t the Margaret Livingston. “ Ours is a have-you-done champions of the Up to three months ago all clean, healthful profession, and for the musicians were roaming uie or agency which affects the disin­ world the name of Mrs. Wilhemine tegration of the growth is selective Mr. Elvey to say that respectable Alff 85 years old. For eight years, streets as ragged vultures preying in action, leaving' healthy tissue, girls cannot succeed in the films is, Please send me fulF in­ on society. Beading and -nting, to she has n^er missed an e-yenipg at and tumors other than malignant, to say the least, very cruel. Cul­ a pictureshow, Sundays included. formation on the particu­ say nothing of reading notes, lyere untouched. The dissolved malignant ture and respectability go hand in high-toned accomplishments to Since 1919, she has seen more than The Sfient Glow. Oil lar burner f o r ...... growth is discharged through a hand with a woman who expects to 2,9fiO different films and is still go­ them and of no use in eluding the subsequent small incision. reach the heights of filmdom.” m “ A person’s refinement and gen­ ing strong. A cops. . Until Dr. Pitta’s virus has been Fifty years ago, wnen she came stale Pur|K^ » Rounded iii and confined in received in this country, and su^ tility surely were not lost pictorial- from Germany with her husbahd tentioii homes, the waifs jected to thorough tests, °iedical ly,” argues Edna Marian, who and settled on a farm, the going brands Elvey’s statement as “ ridic­ . Name . given the choice of careers opinion is reserved, it is hoped ttat was tough. There was no time for P' seeing the chances of escape pretty the Ross Institute of Tropical Dis- ulous.” pleasure seeking. But she vowed , 182 Church St-, Hartford Cohn., 2-7424 Address well near zero 250 of tlmm between eases will make ation, on “ The most successful girls in pic-, tha’’ some day she would indulge to tures invariably are those with cul­ •, J the ages of 15 and 11 elected to the spot. Up to now- it has not her heart’s content. They saved Dejiartment R-1 join the Red Army. They were Miss Carmie G. "Waterston of even been discovered whefiber the ture, education and good blood,” their money aihd retired eight years turned over to the Moscow district Montpelier, O., is the newest depu­ attacking organism is of a bac- she adds. ago, so Mrs. Alff became a film fan. PAUL LANZ, Telephone Rockville 137-5 ty United States marshal in the ■ The idea .that a girl must sacri­ command, outfitted with the fiist teriological, or chemical nature fice her respect' bllity for stardom recent uniforms they had ever northern district : of (Jhip. ^ She A • giraffe’s tongue is about- two won’t tote a gun, however, her is simply tbe ’ ‘bunk” in the opinion worn, and taught to play all the Half the total area of the United feet Ions. principal weapons being a pencil of Mary Phllbin. necessary instruments for a good 1 States is in farm land. / band in addition to the three R's. and typewriter. ^ » s'j -

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Jiist plug it into any Sketched to right— For a low the seller of transportatia» toward conviction that , the people of .this m u priced radio you just can’t beat this ahead and break the law. convenient light socket or wall its customers shall be ^m ew hat country are not being dealt with, in plug. Built-in speaker. Beauti­ nationally known Atwater-Kent that of any other purveyer of a a spirit of complete frankness, by ful walnut cabinet. Without tubes- Model'35. 6 tubes. Single dial! AVEATHER SIGNS By RODNEY DUTCHER. Neat, compact. Reduced from commodity toward his patrons. They the authorities as Washiagtnn so Washington; Jan. 2.— In the few or antenna. ,A horsefly, captured b'y a Willi- 865.00 to 849. have the same right to expect good far as the situation in Central short years s i i ^ the war, the char­ mantlc cop, yesterday, was referred acter of a e r ia g ^ r fa r e has been goods from the trolley company America is concerned. to in an optimistic news dispatch completely ]»^®t>ed. M ODEL 35 that they have to expect to receive ■ Since the fight of last July when as a "harbinger of warm weather.’’ The WonB^^^War saw the birth good goods from tbe grocer or the American airplar.es saved a detach­ If one horsefly can “ harbinge" the' and the virtual passing of the ro­ butcher. 'L ment of nJhriues from destruction, mantic ace, who operated alone in kind of warm weather that this one the air like the medieval knight Selectivity The grocer or the butcher who is there has been a rather widespread idea, that the pacification of the foreran, how joyously, should- we fought befqre he became part of a At left— The Kolster 6-tube labl« indifferent to the quality of the well-drilled military unit. couq^ry was about, complete with chortle over the circumstance that model fiD. ia known for its selectivity food he sells to his customers does the Willimantic pop didn’t run into In our next war, if any, Instead and sensitivity. It is a single dial the exception of a handful of mili­ of seeing the ace go out alone to not thrive. If he "did, everybody a whole swarm of the insects. model in handsome walnut case. 889.50,- would be amazed. Failure iU busi­ tant hoboes. But this encounter "get . his man’.’ we will, see our fighting-planes operating under a ness is tbe logical sequence of in­ with, a real fighting force, well equipped and-^apaWe of InflictiEg commander in the air, exactly like attention to the quality of the mer­ USERAYSOFUGHT a unit of troops on the ground or chandise stocked. Whoever drives serious losses,' Tuts a rather differ­ a'squadron of destroyers on t’ne - Electrified! his trade away for such a reason is ent face on the matter. sea. The lessons of the war and AS CURE FOR RICKETS subsequent experiments are respon­ MODEL 6D Directly below is sketched the new unanimously voted to be a poor Oh one point, it would seem ad­ Kolster 6P model, a completely electro visable that we should go slowly in sible for the change. business man. fled. 6-tube radio receiver. Just plug drawingU10.W1U6 - conclusions.------Dispatches , I Rochester, N. Y.—Light rays it into a light socket or wall plug. $160*- The transportation company "Development of tactics since the which gives little attention to the ,r o « Nicaragua retcr 1 atu'liceTf'fuul to bT ln war has demanded formatiPn flying Power Speaker that some foreign influence is jmpxjrtant aid in the treatment of as a rule rather than the excep­ quality of the service it provides work in support; of the rebellious tickets, according to the research tion,” says F. Trubee Davison, as­ for its patrons is d podr business Sandino the assumption growing reports of the Medical School of the sistant secretary of war for avia­ concern. It is especially a poor busi­ tion. "From a military point of To the left is shown the Kolster out Ot tbe -p e rlo r oututtlug o. 6H 6-tube radio receiver with the ness concern if, after circumstances view formation flying is funda­ force and Its manifest improvement ^ laboratories of the med­ mental. In future wars, air units famous i-tuTie built-in power speak­ have arisen which deprive it ^f ia tactics. This is an especially had school, has been explained by consisting of various numbers of er. Here is the instrument for the anything in the nature of a mofiop- timp to entertain this sort of sus- Dr. Ethel Luce Clausen in a paper j planes will be led and fought by music critic, lor it reproduces high oly, if continues to be inattentive to a commander in the air. It is also and low tones aq no other radio can. Uion, ante, they .« predlcatedU -p^ Biolojtel Etlecl, 6( | - ...... To hear it is to be convinced that the quality of its service. It then a proven fact that greater safety on pretty, positive information. It is series of experiments in it is one of the finest radios obtain­ falls into catagory with the butcher results to the individaul Hying in MODEL ^F ELECTRIC an easy leap for the; mind to take treating rats affected with rickets formation than is possible when an M ODEL 6H able. $295. ^ who, having gotten along some­ from "foreign” assistance to "Mexi- -w^as assisted by chemists of the equal number of pilots flying in how by selling scraggiy meat be­ can” assistance, but almost certain^ the same general country.” cause there was no other butcher One important device remains to ly a leap in a wrong and utten. .^gg applied to humans, around, keeps on selling scraggiy be perfected before the comman-- misfortunate direction. : Dr. Clausen said that the result meat after a spry^ enterprising der in the air can direct his planes WATKINS BROTHERS. Inc. The veiled but iiot at all invisible with rickets had led to a wave- of as well as a commander can direct butcher starts selling good meat j of niir own citizens enthusiasm over the value of light his ground troops. This involves record of many of our “ “ Lg the treatment of disease. While EXCLUSIVE REPRESENTATIVES FOR CRAWFORD AND CHAMBERS RANGES. right next door. plane-to-f lane communication by in the promotion and financing gojgg of the-enthusiasm runs ahead radio to replace the present some­ •J?he service rendered to the peo­ Central American-revolutions in the pf scientific knowledge on the sub­ ple of Manchester by the Connecti­ what clumsy method of mechanical past Is' not to be forgotten. And ject, '>he said, tbe , subject offers signs, lanes have had marked suc­ cut company has varied at times be­ we should be h. cess in talking with the ground and tween fair and pretty good. It has to believe that there are Americans ' vice versa, but the matter of noise, never lieen so extraordinarily good has been the big obstacle in the who would finance armed resistance j DON’T LIKE NAME as to command the excited admira­ way good plane-to-plane radio. Air to the troops of the United States, tion of this community; but dis­ Philadelphia.— The"^ , veterinary, corps officers predict that whatever abroad, it is almost as probable that ] is necessary will be attained “ in tinctly it has not been, in the past, ashamed of being called a "vet” or bases, bridges or other large sla- means than John Citizeh' from Puu-^_ such may have been the case as that time for, the next war,” as it is dawn and dusk, pursuit planes flew part of the army’ s five-year aerial extremely bad. At the most inop­ a “ horse doctor,” has decided to Tionary objects of importance to xatawney does himself. T Mexico is involved in this affair. change his name. The specialists de' only a question of mechanical from the northern border of the expansion program, of which this is ------^— . ( portune time imaginable, it now progress. the second year. the enemy; They have a cruising dare that they, are in demand as United States and concentrated at radius of 40 to 500 miles, and their Where do the old folk go? Now seems to be slipping. Inopportune, farm managers, research workers There is no limit, theoretically, the southern border. V Possibilities of future aerial war­ and then in the newspapers we rea^ to the number of planes one man fare are to be seen in the fact that speed is only 110 or 115 miles an we say, from what ought to be the MARKER LAW , and in other activities anff would hour as agairi jg t whether or not the company will plane because they.are so heavy In the vi''’nity of one night club render the sort of service that will There would probably be the I knq,Ty t'wo cucb damsels who make loath to prove row * and slow. Their principal job is to Shakespeare. enable people to live here and do same last-minute scramble for reg- , bombard factory towns. suddIv more biniiev in a month b y ' this )iusiBes8 In Hartford, and ride in a iaUmlioa. avea If Connecticut were

I P a g e f i v e MANCHESTER (CONN.) EVENING HERALD, MONDAY, jANUAKY 2, 192S,

of every American, regardless of We believe that the church must creed or .persuasion, and to main­ win converts, not conscript them. We believe with old Ben Franklin tain our glorious America as the sanctuary for all those who love DAILY' RADIO PROGRAM that ‘‘when religion is good, it will freedom and who wi^h to serve God Before Securing . Automobile 399.8—W TAM , CLE VELAND —750. Leading DX Stations. take care of itself; when it is not able to take care of itself and God according to the dictates of their Monday, January 2. g.30—Dinner concert; radio hour. 475.9—WSB, ATLANTA—630. own consciences. s;30—WEAE Gypsies: artists party. does not see fit to take care of it, 7 :00—Vick Myer’s orchestra. PAUL C. COATES, . Tloxy mid His Gang will open the 11:30—Mcindry’s G.nrd.-n. organist. so that it has to appeal to the civil I of highlights for Monday oight 7:30-Roxy with WJZ. „ ' _ Amston, Conn. with a program of vocal aad mstru- 535.4_WTIC. HARTFORD—560. 9 -30—WEAF artists family party. power for support, it is evidence to mental theatrical presentations to he 6 :30—Heimherger’s trio. 11:43-Troutt’s'melody artists. my mind that its cause is a bad Dec. 30, 1927. -M t.roadcast by WJZ and the Blue net- g-SO-\VE.\F Gypsies: artists party, 526—KFKK-KYW , CHICAGO—570 worfe at 7:30. The Boston Instru­ lolso—AVE.AF moon magic: orchestra. 7:30—Roxy’s Gang with WJZ.. one.” . FLOODS IN PORTUGAL mental ciuartet will he introduced to 11 :.30—Walter Dawley, organist. 9:00—Programs with WJZ. We believe that it is high time the listeners of W NAC at ° 422.3—WOR, N E W ARK—710. 10:30—Congress carnival. for every American to think through snd at the same time the Gredt Com­ 7 00—I.«vitow’3 orchestra. 11:30-Hamp’a Kentucky serenaders. some of these problems confronting- Lisbon, Jan. 2.— Many villages 9 00—Columliia hour, popular classics 365.6—WEBH-WJJD. CHICAGO—820. were isolated and several deaths poser’s half hour will be radiated by us as a nation, rather than to take WKAF and the Red network. vocalists. Instrumentalists. g:30—Edgewater orchestra, trio. were reported today as floods and Consult Our Office Barth, brilliant concert pianist, will he 10:00—Columbia broadcasts. Captiva­ 9 I00—Studio programs. a compromising attitude, toward lor’s orchestra. 12:00—Artists entertainment severe storms swept through Portu- the bright light of this ^1 416.4—WGN-WLIB, CHICAGO—720. any move of these so-called reform­ 10:00 o’clock John V. Lyons. x>^lophoi 11:05—I ’eppcr Potters orchestra. ers who are reaUy ecclesiastical pol­ 333.1— WBZ, n e w ENGLAND—900. 7MO—Ensemble, string quintet. The entire Tagus river valley was ist. win he supported by the BePPfy'' 9.30_WE.AF Gypsies, family party. \ vaiiia male quartet while he enter­ 5 .45_\Veldon eii.semble; forum. iticians. flooded and in some districts the tains the fans of WOO. T.ate pro­ 7 -00- Health hints; l.owc’s orchestra. io;30—Violinist, talk; music box. The shackles of oppression are grams that are especially interesting 11:30—Organist. Hoodlums; flood waters rose to the height of J 7 ;30-Roxy’s Gang with WJZ. 344.6— W LS, CHICAGO—870. often forged, upon men when they 5 -e concerts by La Voce De Popole. CINCINNATI—700, chemistry and technology in Rus Whdis ait 8:00— Hans Barth, pianist. S-OO—MonitOP entertainment. offices' on Sunday, from buying a sia, all supported by the Soviet Black f^ce type Indicates best features 8:30—Gypsies orchestra, artists. Sunday newspaper or having one 8:3o_ k . I. O. minstrels. government. 9 :30—General (Motors ‘‘ Family Party 9 :15- Studio feature: orchestra. delivered at their doors, from riding All programs Kastcm Standard Time. I . 10:30—Moon magic. 10:30—Vocal solos; orchestra. NELSON, in their cars, except a few blocks to HOLDEN 11.00—Lopez dance orchestra. 454.4—W FAA, D ALLAS—550. Leading East Stations. W s--W JZ. NEW YORK—660. g:00_Dance orchtsera, popular songs church and straight., hack, from Park Building, South Manchester 1 :00—Rolfe’s dance orchestra. jolon—Belcanto male quartet. working in their gardens, from go­ 853 Main Street, 272.6—WPG, C ITY—IlM . 5:00_Mediterranean band; quaitcL IMNCHITIS 7 ;0f)—Diiuior music: talk: orcliestra. "” 374.8—w oe, DAVENPORT-800. ing to the theatre, from writing edi­ g;00—Manger orchestra. g:00—Voss vagabonds. At bedtime rub the throat and c.4^__j5oDrav.*li tenor. saxopKonist. 7:00—Klein’s serenaders. torials, and from doing anything Orchestra: Irish entertainers. 9 :30—WE.AF artists family purty. chest thoroughly with— 7:30—Roxy and His Gang. 10:30—Tri-City Symphony orchestra. else but 'going to church and sitting ]n:0ii—Sopr-iho. tenor. 9:00-Rise and Shine. jO-jn—'I'hico dance orchi^tras. 325.8—KOA, DfeNVER-920. prim in their parlors with such 10:00- Neo-Russian string quartet. jO:00-Colorado theater program. ^ ^ . 5 —'•VBAL. BALTIM ORE—1050. 10:30_Shopc, Grosvner, saxophonist. reading matter as may have passed 6 :3(1—\VH.\L dinner orchestra. 10:15—Minstrel play, musical. 11 ;00—Slumber music. o u , . ■ 7.10 440.9—W ex-W JB, DETROIT-680. the blue law censors. 7:3fl—ItoNV with W J Z . _ 405.2— WLIT. PHILADELPHIA—740. - - Roxv with WJZ. . 9;()0—IJarr one, pianist, violinist, y-OO_W F A F pianist, oren., arusis* 7 30 We are out to protect the liberties iftifin—I.''d-rer’ s orchp.stni. 9 00—WJZ Rise and Shine. W K A F artists lamily party. 10:00- Quartet: cotton pickers. 46L3-W NAC. BOSTON-OoO. 10:30—Dance orchestra. ___ _ '6'3(i—T wo concert orchestras. 348.6—WOO, PHILADELPHIA—860. 11:00—’"I’in Pan Alley.” trio. 7:30—Talks: pianist: Ijlk . 352.7- WWJ. DETROIT-850, 8:00—Trio: address: organist. g.00—Organist, musical programs. gtOO—Boston instrumental quartet. 9:25—Orchestra, studio P™Bi^m. S-30—The Shepard sextet. 7 .45—W E A F princu; studio program. IQ'OO—Pennsylvania male duartet. gIsO—W E A F programs to 11:00. 3:00—WOPv POPu'a'’ ^ Sisifr-KDKA, PITTSBURGH-950. 10:(i0—WOK Captivators orchestra. 449.7_WBAP, f o r t W ORTH—600. g.30_Little Symphony orchestra. g-,30—Musical programs (3% hrs.) 11 ;10—Ga l!aghei;’s Prfi|.®K®o„ngn 7-30-Roxy’.« Gang with AVJZ. 303.8—WGR. BUFFALO—9SU. 12:15—Theater entertainers. 468.5—KFI, LOS ANGELES—640. THERMAX g;00—.Millicent Bancroft, soprano. ’S52'wHfM .''SoteER-«70. 11;15_Los Angeles Philharmonic orch. 3 :00- Hawaiian ensemble. g:45_Hughie Barrett’s orchestra. 1 :00—Orchestra, songs, tikelele. 3:30-WEAF artists - - Roxy with WJZ. 10:’ 0—La Voce de Popole, orchestra. 7 30 384.4— KGO, O AKLAND —780. 9:00—Studio Program. 11:00—Feature program; Pilgrims. llSon—Van Stirdam’ s P rc lv ® !® «n 379.5—WGY, SCHENECTADY—790. 545.1-WMAK, BUFFALO-550. 1:00—N. B. C. SpoUight hour. 'You can make your food budget go much 6:30—A'an Curler orchestra. 422.3—KPO, SAN FRANCISCO—710. 7 -30- Harmonica, accordianist, pianist 7 .00—Whitney minstrels, orchestra. 8:(i0-W G y harmony twins. 7':2S—'falk; concert band. 11:00—N. B. C. program. farther by doing all your buying at the 8 :30—Chirographic talk.^kah Ike 8 :00—Harmony twdns program. 12:00—Program with KFT. 1 :00—Variety hour, artists. _ 3 :00—W OK programs (2 nrs.i g:30_W EAF programs to ll:uo. A & P—for prices are lower and quality better Secondary DX Stations. r . 7.^ Eastera Stations. 344,6—WLS. CHICAGO—870. ’ than elsewhere. so...-waE, bo?ton5 » . new vORK-m 8 :30—Lutheran Teacher'e chorus. 11:00—Music, artists ^rs.) , 7 :45—Pianist; talks: 37(1_WLWL, n e w YORK—810. 9 :00—Harmony girls’ program. C.30_\VEAF Gypsies, artists partj. 7:05-Baritone: talk: orchestra. 333.1— WKRC, CINCINNATI-900. lO^W-Orchestra: theater review. 461.6—WCAE, PITTSBURGH—650. 8 :00- Instrumental program. NEW YEAR SAVINGS ON STANDARD FOODS 11:15—Kalis: orchestra. 8:00-WEAF pianist: gypsies. 9:00—Artists entertainment. 265.3-WHK. CLEVELAND-1130. 9:30—W EAF artists family party. 12:00- Dance orchestra. 8 :00—Ensemble; talk; serenaders. lO-so-Two dance orchestras. 370.2— WDAF. KANSAS CITY—810. r 10:00—Iilorgan sisters; guitarists. 365.6—WeSH, PORTLANI^820. 10:30—Concert orchestra.. Snecial For January Only 410.7-CFCF. MONTREAL-730. 6 :00- Stocks, markets; weather, 12:45-Nighthawk frolic. 7 -30—Battle’s concert orchestra. g.^n—WE.AF programs to 11:30. 416.4—KHJ, LOS ANGELES—720. 2^9-W^^^^ SYRACUSE-1020. : —Avalon operatic quartet. BEANS 8 :30—Studio program. 12 00 PORK 9 :00—W ilder hour of music. 6:30—Syracuse dinner music. 1 :00—Orchestra; song writers. ■. —Denny’s dance orchestra. 7 :30—Studio musical programs. 1 0 30 468.5—WRC, W ASHINGTON—640. 254.1—W RVA, RICHMOND—1180. ' SELECTED CHOICE 309.1_WABC, n e w YORK-970. 7:30—Roxy with W’JZ. 7 ;15-^rchestra. quartet. violinisL $2.45 MICHIGAN 8:00—Schwartz home makers. g:30—W E A F Gypsies, artists party. 9:10—Melody boys; organist. 45 CENTS DOWN. 50 CENTS A MONTH. HEAVY 9 :00—Mandoliers, tenor, pianist. 10:30—Davis’ Swanfee syncopators. 11:00—Richmond dance music. FAT BACKS BEANS 1 0 :00—Two dance orchestraa This iron sells regular^ in Hartford at S4.00. On “ 1 7 ' ment at all, for the basic postulate special sales it sometimes sells at $3.25. W e sell it a - of Constitutional government is the ways for $2.75 cash, in order that our customers may Quick cooking or regular. The winter cereal!'' OPEN FORUM protection of the rights of the min­ SMALL ority. This kind of an argument have a high quality iron without spending more money LARGE PKGS avers that the minority have no than a cheap iron would cost them. This special low PKG WTIC SUNDAY LAWS Quaker Oats rights if the majority cares to veto price of $2.45, budget terms if desired, is for January Travelers Insurance Co. ' Choice cod steaks— minus bones! Editor, The Herald: them. 1 LB Hartford Advocates of Sunday legisla- The founding fathers of this re­ BUY AN EXTRA IRON NOW I PKG tion, especially those who are no'W public, every last one of them, radi­ 535.4 m. 560 k. c. seeking to secure tlie passage of cally disagrees with the reformer’s Gorton’s Codfish the Lankford bill through the Unit­ position. Indeed, we would have to CHANGE IN CLOSING HOURS forge a new Constitution on a new For our customers’ convenience we will hereafter be Made from finest Durum wheat! ed Staes Congress for the District PKGS I Program for Monday of Columbia are endeavoring to foundation if the principle herein open until 6 p. m* week days, 12:30 p. m. on Saturday. SPAGHETTI *:25 p. m.— News bulletins. convey the idea that Sunday laws expressed is true. 1I1 A 6 8 IF 0 1 1 1 or NOODLES ij;30— Dinner concerts—Hotel Bond are harmless things, and should be In the field of religion, in our Trio— Emil Heimberger, direc­ matters of concern neither one way obligations to God Almighty, the majority count for naught. I? the Healthful cleanliness— cleans everything ! tor. Program of Love Songs— or the other. I would call your at­ CANS a. Love Song ...... Flegier tention to the fact that there ^ are Mohammedans residing in these The Manchester Electric Co. L b. Song of the Broken Heart several instances on record in these United States believe that it is 773 Main Street TE L. 1700 . Old Dutch c l e a n s e r F' ...... Moya United States within modern times their religious duty to observe: Fri­ I' c. Ich Liebe Dich ...... Grieg w^here Sunday laws have engender­ day as a holy day then a major­ ity, no matter how overwhelmin Just brown and serve— it’s all prepared! ^ d. Night and Love ...... Holmes ed both oppression and persecution. CAN I e. Love’s Last Word ..Cremioux Not many years ago in the state of of Sunday keepers and Saturday '■ f. Bedouin Love Song ...Pinsu ti Tennessee, eight conscientious keepers, can in no sense abrogate Prudence Hash . g. At Dawning ...... Cadman Christian men were arrested and that right. If Seventh-day Advent­ thrown into prison, where they re^ ists were in the majority, they SMALL l7:00 p. m.— Station WTIC will AOP I broadcast on this same fre- mained for many months, worked would have absolutely no right un­ C a ^ u p BOTS der the Constitution or under God . quency until 7:30 p. m. in chain gangs with hardened SULTANA %GAL 6 5 « '?T:30 p. m.— Piano Recital— criminals, etc., all because they to pass a law forcing a dissenter to j Molasses observe Saturday. On , the '' a. Prelude...... Chopin broke the Sunday laws of that state. WHITE OB COLORED ;l b ! b. The Song of the Troubadour The allegation against one of the hand, if, as a matter of religious | Cheese conviction, I believe that I should 1 I ...... ^...... Raff men was that he split an armful of CLEANS AIXIMINDM PKG rest on the seventh day of the week, 1 BrUIo c . AHa Mazurka . . .Nemerowskywood in his woodshed to start a ------J— d. Rondo Capriccioso ...... Sunday morning fire; another had and work the other six days, then | ...... Mendelssohn dug a few potatoes in his field. The no majority can take that right, SMALL Esther Barrahee, Pianist indictments against the others were away from me. CLEANS ALL PKGS 7:45 p. m.— Physical Culture Shoe as trivial. . One of the cardinal principles 01J FINE FABRICS Prince from N. B. C. studios In 1920 in Virginia a school boy Americanism is that every citizen Lux 8:00 p. m,-—New Departure dance was shot through the abdomen by shall have the right to worship God orchestra under the direction a policeman because he refused to according to the dictates of his con- HELPS MAKE LARGE of William Taylor— Program go to church on Sunday or remain scl6nc6. WASHDAY EASY PKG direct from the Band Room of inside his home, as the Sunday law Adventists are not opposing Sun­ Rinso the New Departure Manufac­ of that particular community de­ day laws simply to save their own turing Company, Bristol, Con- mands. , necks. Most Sunday laws so far pro­ Big Banker Bar 3 bars 1 0 « nectirat. Proponents of Sunday legislation posed exempt Adventists and others . a. Just a Memory'; argue that Sunday laws, with ex­ observing a day nf rest other than Chocolate Peppemdnts LB 2 9 ^ hi Hallelujah, emptions in them for persons who Sunday. We would oppose a Satur­ c. Channaine (waltz). observe another .day as the Sabbath day law just-as strenuously. We Cream Lunch • ! » « » « 2LBPKG T 9 « have helped theatre owners to de­ r, * d.-AlB’ t\.She Sweet. are harmless affairs, hut these same Leam Stenographyi PKG e. Side bt Side. proponents of this kind of religious feat laws which would shut their Ralston^s BreiOifast Food f. Me and My Shadow. legislation boast through their ofli- places of business on Sunday, not b i l i t y to type and take dictation efficiently ""■'g.Daira of Tomorrow (waltz). cial organs that such enactments because we believe in theatregoing, assures you ease in locating a position with h. Sometimes I ’m Happy. are only the “ camel’s nose” for for, as you knoi^, the theatres of A PKGS America could not run a single day POST TOASTIES i. Mfss Annabelle Lee. further religious laws which even­ a future. We teach the GREGG method; the Com Flakes ‘ r 8:30 p. m.— Correct time. tually will close up every rtecreation on Seventh-day Adventist patroti'^ age. We are fighting for the main­ average student can master it 8:31 p. m.— A. & P. Gypsies from and business and pursuit on Sunday The quality loaf of New England! N. B. C. studios. except that of going to church. They tenance of a principle which is fun­ completely in six months. iLARGE damental to Americanism. We 9:30 p. m.— General Motors Family recognize that the love of religious Courses in Bookkeeping, Ac­ iL O A F ^ Party from N. B. C- studios, freedom is so bred into the Ameri­ would like to see every theatre in B lfC Sd GRANDMOTHER’S 10:30 p. ni.^—Fraco Play Boys. can nation that they must start America closed today, not by the countancy, Business Arithme­ police, hut because the consciences A new program will he started easy, and seemingly innocuously. tic, English and Commercial from WTIC tonight when the Fraco and” thereby get unsuspecting people of the citizens of the nation would TIA Play Boys go on the -ir from The into their oftmp- before - they ■ realize prohibit them from going to such Law are likewise offered here ' -’r a i \i Travelers station. The Play Boys the full intent of their program. places. by capable teachers. Send for will be heard by WTIC listeners They take the position that a Sun­ We believe in the sanctity of a every Monday evening at 10:30 p. day law “ might restrict certain ac­ man’s conscience and convictions our catalog. . ' - m. The program will last half an tivities, it is true; but most of us even if he disagrees with us. We would be infinitely better off if^ a helieve^that popular religion today j)^Y AND EVENING COURSES OPEN JAN. 2 In” their first program'the Play certain proportion of our activities needs to grasp anew the hand of Boys have included two groups of were restricted a little.” Jesus Christ, rather than the sword selections from two of the most pop­ I agree that it would be much bet­ of Caesar. We believe that if Christ ular musical productions of the ter for those who believe in Sunday be lifted up He will draw all men Connecticut Business College vear. Numbers from “ The Fiy-e observance to he more conscientious unto Him, and that any law forq- South Manchester ing allegiance to Christ is a m-ock- Herald Advertising fidys-Use It O’clock Girl” and “ Just Fancy” will in their observance of that day. We Odd Fellows’ Block, be'heard. Besides these two .groups, who observe another day would ery to Him. Wo believe Christian- the two biggest song hits of the rather that all who believed in their ity moves by an internal compul­ current season, “ My Blue Heaven duty to keep Sunday would keep If sion rather than by external force SYNOPSIS BY imADCHBII and “ Among My Souvenirs” will he as punctiliously as we keep the sev­ SKETCHES BY BESSBX heard. The closing number will he enth day of the week. We agree that JO “Together We Two.” Bach week the a “ Continental Sunday” in America THE BOOK OF KNOWLEDGE; (174) Stamps Hlay Boys will give a program of will do us no good. But we firmly varied selections that will include believe that Sunday observance popular musical productions. should come from conviction and i From “The Five O’clock Girl’ — sense of duty rather than by sump - a. Thinking of You tuary legislation. If you cannot b. Happy Go Lucky Bird keep Sunday without Congress c. Up in the Clouds.; making a law to force you to do it. From “ Just Fancy’!— I don’t think much of your convic­ a. Two Loving Arms (waltz) tions or your will power. If you need h. You Came Along a policeman to make you go to c. Humpty Dumpty. church rather than to a baseball Current Popular Hits— 1 game or a theatr.e, then so far as a. My Blue Heaven i religion is concerned it is better b. Among My Souvenirs 1 that you stay away from the church. c. Together "We Two. Compulsion in things . religious, 11:00 P. m.— Vincent Lopez and should proceed from the heart rath­ orchestra from Casa Lopez. er than from Congress or police 11'30 p. m.— Capitol Theater Or­ headquarters. At the postoffice the.,contents of the bag is dumped gan— “ Melodies for the Folks Sunday law advocates state that in the days following the Revolutionary War there Punctual to the mo­ into a chute and theJetters and packages ^slip down at Home” —rWalter Dawley. in their opinion the ‘personal liber­ ment a gray-clad post­ this chute to.lpjig Jtables in a room below. Men.gather 12:00 Midnight— News and weath­ ties’ of the individual are 'always were no stamps. Letters were charged for according Now let us find out man appears to empty them ii?to stacks and the- letters are then Passed er report. subservient to the best interest of to the number of sheets of notepaper used. In 1837 an what really happens to a the box of its cpntenjts. through an electrical machine which cancels ^h e the majority. Englishman named Rowland Hill suggested the use of letter that is properly Since when? Why then does our After corripleting his stamps and prints the date and name of the postoffice Emperor Nero did not play a fid­ st^ D S . England took up the idea and the United stamped and sent upon dle while Rome burned. The in­ Constitution speak about “ certain round he takes his loafl- on the letters.

% W 3 VIANS 1 ? f c 9 0 L U T lO !l6 ^ . r r ■ “ f l WE'D LH<& TO HEAP Trtfe OTHEP feLLOW / M JLLViE SUMNER, L Y N N - I Somehow this— which follows— doesn’t ring exactly true to me. It I NevEf? body— to me, and she’ll tell g sounds moth-eaten. It comes in a UAte. FO P mo more than most folks,- But 1 = T ^ E STORY THUS PAR brand-new book called “ Char^ter AHYrAOf?&' A " Tlie «tory !• l*ld ta tfce Indian had. sense enough to see it, and you g and the Conduct of Life,” by Wil- territory and alone ■•••* didn’t. Whatever happened be- = Uam McDougall, professor of psy- , border In the '80»a. when a fleht tween you and Rita—and 1 don’t = wa« belns waged for the open­ chology in Duke University. In a ing of the territory to settlement. know what It was—you plumb mis- M chapter called "To Girls,” the pro­ Chief characters aret judged her." . . . B fessor takes his pen in hand to t o n y HARRISON, orphaned at Tony crumpled the Jetter In his = IS when his faither was shot In a write these mighty words— pok.er garnet hand and strode over to a cheap g Words, Idle Words PAWNEE BILL., adventurer, little dresser to stare at his refleo- g "Your outward beauty is the tok­ teacher. Indian Interpreter, show- tion In a cracked mirror. Perhaps, g en and symbol of all that makes life ™ JOE CRAIG, who takes Tony to he admItteJ to himseU, he had mis- = worth living; and, if your inner self the Bar K ranch to lives- judged her—still that didn’t help g should belie your exterior, you fill , TITUS MOORE, owner of tae men with cynicism, render them Bar K brand; matters. s RITA, his little tomlios- dangh- "Where do 1 get off?" he asked g fierce and brutal, and drive them to I Hfwt 'D e c io e o his distorted reflection, and found g despair.” ' Sonie years later, *vhen Rita Ho. Hum! ro Givfc uP and her mother depart for the himself feeling a hatred for Mrs. g I t : east and a finishing school, the Moore, Invalid though she was. g The professor, judging by his own C A flO Y /^ ' boT learns for the first how “What right has she got?” he de- g words, belongs to a school whicn mneh he cares for Titus Moores makes woman responsible for man red-haired, arrogant daughter. manded fiercely. "It’s not her own = Moore is one of the chief op­ life she’s meddling with. Hell!" he g as we\l as herself, for in a later par­ agraph he warns her of the terrible ponents of the movement to open exploded savagely^ and brought his ^ Oklahoma. Word Is received that responsibility of her beauty, and ex­ RAVin PAYNE, leader of the hand down on the dresser with a || horts her to he modest and sparing movement. Is dead, nnd Tony. In tremendous smack that sent the | his loyalty to Moore. Is troubled with her display of this beauty lest hecaunp «ympafn7 mirror to quivering and his own g men be led astray. Ho, hum! Payne’n oan*c. warped image to dancing crazily § Good Status, But— RIfa come* back for a visit and before his dark-circled eyes. | Tony Is foploen in the knowledge Sculptor Bryant Baker has done, of his hopeless love for her. He reached for his hat and coat | in my opinion, a beautiful job In his Finnlly. In desperations he de­ statue "The Pioneer Woman” which clares hfmselfs nnd when she re­ and piled out into the street, where | luctantly admits she is enffaKcd he walked rapidly toward the near- | was selected from 12 other statu^ to another he leaves the ranch. est saloon. A- terrific wind oft the | on the same subject submitted by S ' S 9 lake tore at him, but he walked Into | famous artists. But I can’t say as CHAPTER XXXV it head up, unheedful of the sting | much for some of his opinions on E’S lit out—1 don’t know it brought as it whipped his cheeks | the modern woman which he has I “ H where.” Craig Informed her. and lashed at hIs eyes. In the I given out in several interviews saloon he sank down in a chair at | about the conception of his statue. And then a return of the suspicion "Today’s woman i^ wasting her •'^ru wi\itQ .. that had prompted him to question a small table and called for a bottle. | 'PofHEP to . He drank moodily, refusing to be | talents,” he says. “ In an age of soft 'O ^ Y YAe, Tony a few minutes before his de­ luxuries nothing is asked of her. parture led him to inquire sharply. drawn into conversation by ac­ AUWM AniMB since 1889^ ous other mixtures ot lood sub- asirlts. - f 'A - 'S' ■

MANCHESTER XCONN.) EVENING HBRAIiD, MONDAY, JANTTARY 2,1228. ff prrrSBBlSGH PANTHERS TO PLAY “One Of The Breaks Of The Game BOirr WITH GEW TIINNEY THE STANFORD CARDINALS TODAY h An h t e r ^ Philadelpiim Kelly, playing first base for New; a York, would be able to handle./ W Easterners Have the Edge, Rawlings made a dive with it, a Boxei^ Champon miraculous play. Badly out of posi­ >>< Dopsters Say—The Proh- tion, he somehow got the ball to first ahead of Baker. Does Not Know How to Ward, running with the hit and able Lineup For Game In certain the ball had gone through the infield, dashed for third. Kelly Use Brains Tn Ring. made a great throw to Frisch at California. third. By diving at Ward,, who WAS GOAT, NOT HERO •went into third with the most ap­ By DAVIS J. WALSH proved hook slide, Frisch won the Drama as well as comedy fea­ I. N. S. Sports Editor Pasadena, Calif., Jan. 2—Led by decision, endii^ the game and win­ tured the most amusing situation I the elusive and speedy “Bibby ning the series for the Giants. have ever witnessed on the ball Philadelphia, Pa., Jan. 2.—If Three great plays, a wonder stop Welch, the Pittsburgh Panthers, field. Gene Tunhey, the well known cham­ one of the outstanding football by Rawlings, a remarkable throw ;® c It is drama when, with your pion, Is looking for two title fighte teams of the east, will clash here by Kelly and a diving finish by team a run behind and a runner to the heavyweight division this today with the Stanford Cardinals Frisch in putting the ball on the on first, you hit what yoii believe summer. Tommy Loughran will give runner, comprise the most sensa­ him one of them, to wit, the first •who tied Southern California for tional play I have ever seen afield,^ { FAM0 0 6 is a home run, putting your club Pacific coast conference honors this^ ahead. and, in the event that this is agree- . SOiiSOll. loHO (5 confv It is comedy when you later able to all concerned, these may be The Pittsburh eleven, according 8i5BA<2M.1 discover that you didn’t make a ‘no second.’ Thomas himself said so to the dopesters, has ah edge over home run and, , Instead of being today and added an Interesting ob­ Stanford, although coach Suther­ AA??. .CU/Ai“rfeft ^A\PS f ' l AAvIBA^'T a hero, you are regarded as the servation to the effect that, if Tun- land of the Easterners is of the Local fOL.Usl PBPitcher topped drive. Ther'e is an ouf-of- to Niles, caused him to receive calls' for a blanket challenge to the Post Ig Cutler California is on! bounds hazard to the right, and the Jack Sharkey has been unusually entire heavyweight division. re­ NtcCeery c Many Manchester basketball fol­ Not in covered wagons, hut in credit for only a single and not a Roberts gre^n is severely trapped on the quiet In training for hla match home run on a terrible drive that spects Lomski, quite as he snculd, Robesky rg lowers are planning to go to Plain- Must Have to Suit Man­ Pullman cars and automobiles, the with Tom Heeney Jan. 13. Maybe but expects to beat him, possibly Freeman rt Wasmuth left. carried to the fence. Unquestionably Quarino field Wednesday night to watch professional mashie wlelders of a The second hole is a par five, 552 the lad has really concentrated on quite as he should. In so doing, he Harder re the famous Renaissance Five, color­ yards long, across the wind. battle and canned the prattle.' there never was a longer single hopes to take the play away from Murphy Q Edwards agers These Days. nation are trekking to the former since the oriln of baseball. Welch ed champions of the world in action. land of the Spanish padres, seeking Number 3 Is a tricky par four, the Sharkey-Heeney heavyweight Hyland Ih Two Manchester boys, George Sta- 355 yards, with the wind at the The only gent In the cauliflower Niles was with the Boston Red elimination a week later. . This iHill rh Haan gold to he won by skill and nerve Sox aD the time, the game being Booth vnitsky and Harold Madden will be in the richest series of golf tourna­ player’s back. The tee shot par­ market who ever kayoed anybody shouldn’t be too difficult. If you (Hoffman f in Plainfield’s lineup. By BILLY EVANS allels the barranca on, the right, with words was Gene Tmmey, ^ y - staged at Washington. On the care to accept Loughran’s own ver­ Officials—^Referee Bob Evans; ments ever staged in any state in Boston club was a recruit by the sion. He thinks Heeney is just a Sharpe; Head the Union. and the green is built on. a horse­ way. ■ Umpire, Dr. A. H. Owing to the fact that very few Pitching in the major leagues shoe shaped arm of the barranca. 'name of Danzig, who played first fair fighter and Sharkey not much Linesman, John P. Ean, Field Four open championships, in base. His belief in safety first persons attended the basketball runs in cycles. ’ Southern California alone will offer xThe fourth hole is a beautiful We’d like to see Jack Sharkey good, if at all. As for Tunnty, he Judge, Sam Dolan. meeting at the School street Rec. At present there is a hysteria one-shooter, 205 yards from tee to win a fight, but like O’Goofty at methods created a situation that I already has met the young man, so­ in the next thirty days more than believe is without parallel. cially and professionally, and claims Saturday afternoon for the purpose over a change of pace ball among $20,000 in prize money to the mem­ pin. the soup bowl, we bate to hear him of organizing a town team, it is , On the fifth, 396 yards, the drive With Boston one run behind, to have remained unimpressed. g ia n ts pu lled b est pitchers and managers. bers of the paid-to-play fraternity. doing it. 'Was a Kid strongly possible that Director With hardly an exception, the must be carefully placed or it will The Cleveland Indians are late in the game,, the eighth- in­ Lloyd may be forced to pick a team When a scout speaks glowingly of push into the barranca on the right ning, I believe, niles came to the “I -was just 19 years old, greatest money golfers in America going to buy a couple of minor. when I fought r Tunney in 1922,” himself. There are some mighty some rookie he has seen in the will tee off at the Wilshire Country or hook into trouble on the left. league ball teams. Probably bat with Danzig on first base. One FIELDING PLAY BILL The sixth at Wilshire is 436 man was out at the time. Since Loughran declared. “He dropped good players in town and under the bushes, the first question the mana­ Club here on January 6 for play in figure that a couple of hun­ me with a right hander in the first proper coaching ought to be able the third annual three-day $10,000 y^rds in length directly into the dred players in the bush are two runs were needed to put the EVANS CAN REMEMBER ger of his club is sure to ask him is; wind, and is probably the stiffest Red Sox in the lead, Niles fia,shed round and that is what won him the to step with the best of them. It “Has be a good change of pace? Los Angeles open, the richest golf better than one. fight. He should have knocked me is possible that Director Lloyd will Most fans have stake in the United States. par four on the course. the signal for the hit and run Another one-shotter, 145 yards play on the first ball pitched. out. But Gene hits first and thinks induce Coach Clarke to coach a a mistaken idea of Who’s Who in Golf President Barnard of the Amer­ afterwards and I had no trouble long, faces the golfer on No. 7 tee. ican League says this is to be base­ His effort was a long drive to BJr BILY EVANS. team. what a change of The entry list read like a “Who’s with him the rest of the fight. He In over 3,500 major league ball Who” of American golf, with more The green is a complete island. ball’s biggest year. Apparently right field, which Danzig after even fell flat on his face when he According to reports members of pace ball really is. than a dozen of “the boys” already The eighth is an interesting par Mr. Barnard 'is carrying out the getting under way with the pitch, games in which I have officiated, I four, 295 yards, with the barranca missed me with a right hander hi have seen so many sensational the West Side Recreation Center Many think of it in Los Angeles tuning up for the. policy of Mr. Heydler and Ban decided might be- caught, and the fourth round. I ■was only a mid­ plays afield that it is a difficult are anxious that a pool tournament ■ as simply a slow coming battle. crossing the course only a dozen Johnson. stopped dead when within about dleweight at the time. yards from the edge of the green. 20 feet of second to await de­ matter for me to make up my mind be formed at that building with the ball. 1-. is all of Among the nationally known “I don’t think Tunney is much winner meeting the champion of stars of the game who will attend No. 9 is 450 yards, and the tee Jack Delaney was sold by Pete velopments. better now t^^an he was then. Ho what play I regard as the superla­ that and then shot is blind, over a slight hill. The tive feat in fielding. the East Side. The pool tourna­ the big “tee party” are Walter Ha­ Reilly for $50,000—which is $20 has been made to look good by; the After considerable thought I am ment at the East Side, however, was some more. gen, winner of four consecutive P. second shot, however, is a straight­ an ounce. If they start selling by Niles, who had hit the hall, fact that Dempsey is so bad. As for I open to members of either building. c No pitcher is G. A. championships and rated the away to a large green. the ounce you can buy a couple of made lip his mind that no one me, I know I have improved 100 inclined to think that the play that '^ born with a brought the'1921 world series to a greatest money player golf has ever The tenth is a 180-yard one-shot flyweights for the price of one Mr. was going to catch it. The per Cent since 1922.” There will be four more matches change of pace. It known; Tommy Armour, national hole to an island green, a hole Rickard’s ringside seats. drive looked like a home run The Loughran-LomskI fight for close was the most thrilling of is an acquired art, where many deuces, and also many them all. Perhaps the big stakes in the Commercial Bowling League open champion; “Cold Nerve” to him. the light heavyweight championship tomorrow night at Murphy’s alleys can be added to a Harry Cooper, winner of the first fours, will he chalked up. Ban Johnson’s sl|(ht is much im­ Passed Man On Second is scheduled for Madison Square for which, the two teams were play­ Billy Evaiu» pitcher’s r e p e r- The eleventh is 400 yards, and ing made the play stand out all the at the south end. The Manchester Los Angeles open, the'~$5,000 Del proved, says a disp^ch. But Mr. When Niles rounded first base he Garden on Friday night. ’To hear Construction Company holds a one toire only through the medium of Monte open and runner-up to Ar­ calls for an accurate second. O’Goofty doubts if it ever will oe was traveling in high, carrying his Loughran tell it, this affair will more. much hard work plus a keen mind An easy par four for the hard­ Back in 1911, Frank Baker, then point lead but Watkins Brothers mour; Bob MacDonald, of Chicago, good enough to see Judge Landis. head in the air, tilted backwards. furnish him more Interest than any and plenty of courage. twice winner of the Metropolitan hitting pro is the twelfth, a 400- * ♦ * heavyweight can hope to do, en- ■with the Philadelphia Athletics, are only a point behind. All of A change of pace is most effective yard hole -with the wind at one’s ■won for himself the title of “Home wbic]^ may bring about a new open; Bobby Crulkshank, Leo Die- A football game between the Los route to the Tunney match. He Inti­ when used in a pinch. In other gel, Johnny Farrell, Joe Turneaa, Angeles police and firemen was mates that Dempsey Is absolutely Run King’’ largely by his slugging league leader. words, with a couple of runners on No, 13 is a deceitful pitch of 134 In that particular classic. Unless Johnny Golden, A1 Watrous, Larry scheduled the other day. We’d like finl, as we say along the Champs the sacks, or better yet the bases Nabholtz, A1 Espinosa, Bill Mehl- yards, with the green trapped on to see what Iiappens to the firemen Elysees. Sharkey he regards as just I am mistaken be lead the Ameri­ There should be excitement ga­ filled, and the count three and two every side. when the referee blows his whistle^ a mere big man, Heeney a good can League in home runs that year lore up in Wapping Thursday night born, Macdonald Smith, Eddie Loos, on the batter; that is the ideal spot Willie Hunter—and two score more. Five Is par on the fourteenth, a , * * * club fighter and no more. Both, he with nine. Nowadays, Babe Ruth of this week, for that is the date of for the change of pace ball if prop-.] hole 544 yards long running over The cops’ eleven was to be made He passed Danzig between first and says, lack ring sense. makes that many in a couple of Determined to make par-shooting second like an express train slips the clash between Wapping and its erly controlled. anything but a sinecure, officials a rolling hill and along a ridge. up mostly of traffic bulls, ’twas They will eliminate- themselves, Xt^6©lCSe v arch rival, Broad Brook in the first In using the change of pace, the The fifteenth is 336 yards against said, because they are the best by a freight on a side track. or so Thomas feels, and, failing of It will be remembered that pitcher does the very thing the of the Wilshire club have remodel­ It so happened that the judg­ of a series of basketball games. led their course, stretching it to the wind. The green is small, and blockers. this, he will engage to. eliminate Baker made home runs in the 1911 Four Manchester boys will be in words imply, shifts or rates his the pitch must be executed perfect .* • • ment of Niles was correct. The both. He is a first class story, even series off both Marquard and pace, using exactly the same motion 6,777 yards, and putting in new right fielder failed to reach the the Wapping lineup. They are Joe traps and altering the contour of ly- ' If the battle gets too hot, some if it doesn’t happen. kathewson at critical spots, turur Lutz, Connie Dietz, Harold Madden, he does in throwing the fast ball or The sixteenth will have the long friend of the firemen can slip out hall and it carried on to the fence. Meantime, Loughran thinks that tog 'Pacific Coast League sev­ their bat off their shoulder. out, decided the ball game and the When I came into the American Yankees, With Lary, dle Atlantic outdoor champion­ series. There was no more scoring. eral years ago as the highest touted ships. Charles I. Gorman, Of St. However, in the ninth, the Yanks second‘baseman in the minors. The League 22 years ago, the fast ball Brooklyn Robins refused to waive. pitched high and usually on the in- John, N. B., middle states cham­ staged a rally that promised great sidt) was the most popular delivery, pion, will defend his title. things, but proved a “dud.” It did Few of the batters relished it. Look to Be Best for Years As a result of freezing weather, set the stage, however, for the The fast ball, pitched high, had the ice on Oranee lake was in ex­ greatest fielding play I have ever been the vogue for perhaps 10 years cellent condition. Been, , . ^ f O X V prior to my entry into the majors. '-m The Yanks made their bid to Some fighters enter the ring; Then came the era of the spitball. New York. Jan. 2.—American League owners J® TERRIS TO FIGHT. even the count or win the game by of New York get no thrill when they ponder over New York, Jan- 2.—^Annoyed by Pitchers early learned, for the champion Yankees and consider their chances of beating the great team ■fe L] sending Ruth to the bat as pinch in the pink and come out spitball to be real effective, it was Promoter Tex Rickard’s declaration hitter. He ha'd been out of the black and blue. necessary to keep it low, preferably that Miller Huggins has organized. ' i, that he is slipping, Sid Terris has game because of an injured arm. about knee high. Unquestionably The Yanks look like a binch to repeat in 1928 decided to resume his ring activit­ The Yankee fans went wild when the spitball changed the style of gether for several more years. The Yankee owners admit that they own ies. The star east side lightweight Ruth took his place at the bat pitching from the high to the low 120 ball players and have now says he -wUl go through with They had Visions of a home run ball. strings on perhaps 80 more. his match with Jimmy McLarnin, that might even, the count. The The spitball, by the way, was a It is the shrewd policy of Californian lightweight, here on Babe failed ’em, merely grounding forerunner to an era of freak or Huggins to prepare for want Feh. 3, out to first. trick deliveries. These trick deliver­ in times of plenty that has Rickard recently expressed the Ward, the next batsman, was ies soon gaye the pitchers such an J made the Yankees the out^ opinion,' that Terris no longer was GEITB VIDAL passed. His reaching first base edge they were barred from the standing organization in the one of the leading contenders for set the stage,for the thriller that game. The lively ball was also In­ American League. Sammy Mandell’s crown. ' The popular pastime of panning was to follow. Frank Baker, troduced to help the batters come Colonel Ruppert, owner coaches when the football team “Home Run King” of other days, back. of the club, recently paid HEAVYWEIGHT BOUTS. doesn’t go so good resulted in the was sent into pinch hit. A circuit Next came the knuckle ball, an $125,000 to the Oakland Pa­ Newark, N. J., Jsn. 2.——Panlinp decapitation of Gene Vidal, former drive by him would win the game honest delivery,, that carries with It cific Coast League Club for iiraNwn Uzcudun, basque heav^elght, Arm star and one of the best all- for the Yanks. much tub same deception as some of Lyn Lary and Jimmy Reese, TBAVEA WANER i^gter, the coast moun- around athletes produced at West Rawlings, a substitute, was play­ i the freak'atyles. wjio are said to be the flash­ Another Waner will Join tho'V jn ^ 10-round bout here Point. After the University of ing second base for the Giants. He However, the lively ball without iest second base combination this afternoon. Oregon finished a dlsa^rous sqason bad played sensational ball a question has revolutionized the Pirates next Spring. No. not an New York, Jan 2. Benny Touch­ tho scalps of Capt. Jack McEwan, throughout the series. When Baker jtisnivc izzv style of pitching, as did the spitball. sib in baseball. Daseoau. ,, v vooa other brother, but a cousin to Paul head coach and former West Point uuXtif5'^_MOU); ' With Tony Lazzerl and Mark Koenig doing ®!®Jj25'oOO and Lloyd Waner. The new one’s stone, Florida hehywelght, is fa­ stepped to the plate, Rawlings, No longer has a pitcher who »ae- and short. Huggins was asked recently why he wanted to spend $125,ouu vored to defeat Cyclone Jack Hum- coach, and Vidal, his assistant, were pefids exclusively on a fast ball, a name is Travea Waner and he also demanded. McEwan survived when moved several steps toward first (FTH6 f A T / m Lf€S is from Ada, Okla. He is said to beck, of Belgium, to a 10-i;ound base, Baker being a dead right-field chance’to get by in the majors. He "The^:Mwllf no^^^ delivered until 1929 and you can never bout hero to-night Humbeck 1* the campus railed to him but Vidal must be able to slow up, use a be a promising athlete, and is likely left to go into ime clothing businesi hitter. will happen to even a star ball player in that length o* T to make the grade as his two cou­ the protege of Tommy Bums, form­ Getting -^a pitch to his liking, change of pace. thing happens to Lazzeri or Koenig we’ll have a good player to use in er heavyveight champion. i in Washington. D. C. Baker drove a sizzler td right that Now, the change of pace is all the sins have the past two years. It geemed neither Rawllnea nor >ARgDO/YIBW.S. J vogue. .What wlU be next? 1 their place.’! Huggins said. I V MANCHESTER (CONN;) EVENING HEKAED, MONDAY, Ja NCTARY 2,1928. ''gSSBW SBC ■n.H V o « Will Sell. 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To T^e FOR RENT—^AT 20 Chestnut street cVunt six average same by calling at Herald Office. * cars, refinished and reconditioned. initials, numbers and a^\brev^a«ons^ first floor flat all Improvements Ap­ a nnnnncements MONEY TO LOAN on first and second ply at 43 Chur.| 7 ctsj ^9 cts fectlonery, fruit and 3 Consecutive D a ys^ . .j ing excellent business, central loca FOR RENT—SEVERAL first class 4— 1926 ESSEX Coaches ...... -.• • • • 1925 FORD COUPE in good running tion, low rent. Phone 347-4. . ■ CaU 664 rents with all Improvements. Apply 3__ ^1925 ESSEX Coaches...... condition: also has good tires. Cheap Edward J. Holl, 865 Main street. TeL 1— ^1927 CHRYSIiEB Coach...... if taken at once. Telephone 82-6. Help HrantecI— Male 86 560. ______1— ^1927 PONTIAC C oach...... PLACE YOUR ORDER NOW ’ . - And AsK for. a Want Ad Taker SIX ROOM TENEMENT, all improve­ 1— 1927 DODGE Roadster...... • • • for an early delivery on the new Ford TWO GOOD WOOD choppers capable ments, electric lights, steam beat, 3— 1925 HUPMOHCLE Club Sedans...... 8 ^ - ® ^ car. Orders will be filled strictly in of cutting 50 cords of wood. Tele­ •' - Tell Her What You Want set tubs, ready for occupancy Mon­ day. Call at 14 Wadsworth street. 2 __ ^1926 HUPMOBILE 6 Sedans...... the order received. phone 1988-12. ______1— 1925 Hupmobile 8 Sedan...... 8750 day will tf® es tb^ ad appear- An experienced operator will take yonr ad. help you .8750 MANCHESTER MOTOR SALES WANTED—FIRST CLASS automo BLoWes for Sale 1— 1926 HUDSON Brougham...... ; • • • i r c ^ u S l n l a\tbe r t .l^ b f ma^S^ Dependable Used Cars^ bile salesman. Address Box A, in •word It tor best results, and ace that It la properly in­ .8450 TeL 740 1— ^1925 HUDSON Sedan...... 1069 Main street care of Herald. serted. Bill will be mailed sajme day allowing you until Denis P. Coleman, Mgr. COLONIAL HOME—180 Porter Street. 1— ^1924 HUDSON Sedan ...... • display lines not peventb day aher Insertion to take advantage o^ the, Suitable for two family dwelling. 1— 1925 HUDSON C oach...... \...... to r W «' 10 GOOD USED CARS including M ^- SituaUona Wanted— Penaal® 3® Half of house now rented, leaving 1— 1926 OLDSMOBILE Sedan...... mon and Olds demonstrators. Craw­ CASH RATE, very desirable six rooms and bath 8400 Herald will WOMAN wants with all conveniences, for buyer or 1__ ^1925 CHRYSLER Touring ford Auto Supply y o u n g GERMAN 1 Lexington Touring . . . .8100 for more than one ^ and Trotter streets. Telephone 1174 housework to do. Write Box A, can be rented separately. Reason­ 1 Oakland Jouring...... 8300 of any advertisement orderea lor able terms. Phone Manchester 221. or 2021-2. ______Herald. 1 Peerless Coupe ...... 8200 1 Cleveland...... 850 '’’ Tbe'fnadi%”r%nromlsslon .or Incor- 1 Dodge Coupe ..•*,• ••i* .8150 1—Stearns Knight Roaster. FOR « at,E— ^NEW 5 ROOM bungalow 1 Dodge Touring...... 850 ,eJt publication of advertising w 11 be Live Stock— Vehicles 42 at No. 168 Benton street, all im­ 1 Essex„Topring;. -8450 1 __Chevrolet Touring—Winter top.- 63 1 Essex Touring...... 850 1 __^1925 Overland Truck Musical Instruments 53 Tenements for Bent provements Including gas, sewer, 1 WIUys-Knlght Tonring 8250 1 Maxwell Tonring .;«a> ...8400 fo? ■cr.-p HAT.E__^NEW MILCH COWS and Apartments— Flats— water, lights, steam heat and • • • JAMES STEVENSON Sprin^^ Guernsey and Holstein. FOR SALE—PARK ORGAN in good garage. Walk in and look it over 53 BIssell St. Tel. 2169-2 Herd under State and Feder^ Super­ condition. Will sell reasonable. In­ COZY 5 ROOM downstair flat, im­ anytime. For price and terms in­ All advertisements vision. E. A. Bucklan^ Wapping, quire at 348 East Middle Turnpike, provements, near mills and trolley. quire at 108 Benton street or tele­ The Mohen & Amidon Sales Corp. In stvle copy and tyP^^^^'^^^vvUcVi ESSEX COACH. Conn. Telephone 67-5. or telephone 1653. Completely overhauled, rent ?20. 9i phone 2632-2. 368 Main S t, Hartford ■;»uli.tinp.;;torp.a bj. th. HUDSON COACH, South Main street. FOR SALE—GREENACRES 6 room CHEVROLET COACH, Poultry and Supplies 48 68 1926 BUICK MASTER SIX SERAN. Wanted— ^To Buy SIX ROOM tenement, with all im­ house all modern, oak finish, provements at 40 Russell sUeet. 60 ft frontage. Reasonable terms. FOR SALE—SEVERAL second hand WANTED—^TO BUY old china, glass Tel. 473. J. M. SHEARER and brio-a-brac. Frederick B. Telephone 917 or Inquire at. State Capitol Buick Co. TeL 1600 coal burning brooder stoves; some Armory. _____ " S " s S b r W very slightly used; also Perfection Hughes. Phone 386-2. Country Cousin.” Those taking tha 10:30 a. m. chick hoppers at reduced prices it FOR RENT—FIVE ROOM FLAT, parts were Ruth Kinney, Thelma Anto Repairing— Painting 7 ordered before Jan 1st. 136 Summer JUNK—I will pay highest prices for Telephone Your Want Ads all kinds of Junk; also buy all kinds lower floor, all improvements, ready DAILY AUTO UGHT HEBRON Cummings, Ruth Raymond, Mabel street. ___ for occupancy Dec. 1st. Apply to C. Porter, Anna Mosny, Marlon Ten­ Ads are accepted_over the t^eUphone a l l MAKES OF CARS repaired, auto of chickens. Morris H. Lessner, tele­ E. Lewis, 44 Cambridg street. phone 982-4. nant, Alga Stanek, Grace Rathbun, ntt the C H A R ^ ^Iven above electrical systems repairs^ used 1000 MARCH HATCHED White The Jones Street school closed •IS a convenience to advertisers, but parts for sale. Abel’s Servce Station, Leghorn Pullets. High producing FOR RENT—TENEMENT of 5 rooms, INSPECTION URGED Aceynafh Jones, Lillian and Ednai 5 CA SH R,^ES win be accepted strain. Grown uder Conn. Grow MAGAZINES, rags, bundled Paper. with an evening’s entertainment Oak street. Telephone 789, junk bought for cash. Phone 849-3. all improvements. Apply 111 Holl Porter.--They were assisted by Mrs^ Healthy Chick” Plan. Oliver Bros., street. Telephone 1214-4. given at the school house by the pu-- No. Windham. Conn. Will calL J. Elsenbergi pils, the neighborhood being invit­ Roger.Porter, Mrs. rancis Ray­ Garages— Service— Storage 10 mond, and Mrs. Della Porter, thd Booms Witbont Board 59 TO RENT—6 ROOM tenement with New Bulletin of Motor Vehicle ed. A school Christmas treeiwas 45 sewing room, with all improvements, one of the attractions and’the pupils last mentioned playing the accom4 TO RENT—6 CAR garage with all Articles tor Sale corner Bissell and Holl streets. In­ Department Tells What pahiments. Other features were ai modern improvements. ?4 month FOR RENT—STEAM HEATED fur­ quire 135 Bissell street. gave two plays, “ A Visit to Santa will be assumed and tbeir accuracy each. Suitable as repairing shop. nished rooms for light housekeep­ Should Be Done. Claus,” and “ Toy Inspection.” cornet solo by Howard Porter, a SPECIAL ON HIGH grade white oak ing. bath room and kitchen connect­ FOR RENT—4 ROOM tenement with ano duet by Mrs. Claude Jones and cannot be guaranteed. 3.16 Center Street. TeL 634-3. kegs, of all sizes; also charred kegs. Mr. and Mrs. Ourtis White and 10 ed. 109 Foster street. heat; also garage on Spruce street. her daughter, Aceynath, and danc­ Manchester Grain and Coal Co. Telephone 409-3 or 1320-12. Thomas Marshall of Whitinsvllle, Phone 664 * Business Services Offered 13 Apel Place. Phone 1760. ing by Marion Tennant and Olga a s k f o r w a n t a d SERVICE Boarders Wanted 59-A Instructions for every day care Mass., spent the day on Monday as 2 FOUR ROOM FLATS one up and guests of Mrs. Amanda Potter and Stanek. At the close of the program Electrical Appliances— Radio 4-9 TWO BOARDERS. Mrs. A. Berchot, one downstairs, all modern improve­ of. automobile lighting equipment, Miss Adelle White, at Burroughs several loaves of cake baked by the Index of Classifications PIANO TUNING—All work guaran­ 464 Hartford Road, So. Manchester, ments, at 437 Center street. ' Call girls of the 4-H club were auctioned teed. Estimates cheerfully given. 19SG. the proper maintenance of which is Hill., ^ , Kemp’s Music House. Tel. 821. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING appli­ Conn. ‘ William T. Jones was the guest off by Miss Ruth Kinney. Nearly Pvpnin- Herald Want Ads are now ances. motors, generators, sold and required by law, are contained in thirty dollars was realized by thei repaired; work called for. Pequot of frienda in East Hartford on Mon­ Florists— N urserles 15 Apartments— Flats— the January bulletin of the State club. A dance was held at the clos^ Electric Co.. 407 Center street. Phone Tenements for Rent 68 Motor Vehicle Department In an day. ^^pear the" nu'Scal- order indi­ 1592. Aleck White of Gilead spent Sun­ of the entertainment, given by Clar­ cated; _ j 1 FRESH CUT FLOWERS-^carnations, WAPPING article written by Deputy Commis­ ence Fogil of Gilead, Lost and Found ...... g SI.00 per'dozen, calendulas, 50c. per 49-A FOR RENT—FOUR ROOM tenement day at thte home of his mother, Fnul and Feed on Foster street, all improvements. sioner Malcolm D. Rudd. Only a Mrs. Edmund Horton has return­ Announcements ...... j dozen, cyclamen. 50c each, ferns m Mr. and Mrs. Frank Condon of minimum expenditure of time and Mrs. Helen White. Personals ------— ...... five inch pots. 50c each. 379 Burn­ Apply 93 Foster Street or telephone Mrs. Nellie Jones Skinner, a for­ ed from a •visit in Unionvllle at the ATitomobllcs side Avenue, East Hartford, tele­ FOR SALE—HARDWOOD J9 Reo 409-3. Laurel Hill, attended the ice 'car­ effort is necessary, the article says mer teacher in the Jones street home of her mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Automobiles for Sale ...... phone Laurel 1610. ' truck load; $’J.75 split. V. Flrpo. U6 nival at Springfield, Mass., last provided this be constant and not Doyle. 'She was accompanied by her^ Automobiles for Eimhange ...... ^ Wells street. Phone 1307-2. FOUR ROOM TENEMENT all mod­ school is spending the winter m Auta Accessories—Tires ...... ern improvements, including fur­ Thursday evening. merely occasional, to secure proper East Hartford. son John. ' . JERUSALEM . CHERRIES, cylamen. The usual Friday evening |whist Auto Repairing—Painting ...... carnations Sl.OO per doz., calendulas. Garden— Farm— Dairy Products 50 nace, near trolley and Cheney mills. Ivan West and Leslie Collins functionin,?, with a negligible mar­ Mrs. Loren M. Lord, who has Auto Schools . • * ;_•...... 50 cents. 621 Old Hartford Road Rent reasonable. Telephone 1871 or left Friday morning for Rutland gin of failure. been ill with grip for the past week party at the library was omitted on Autos—Ship jDy Truck ...... ^ Greenhouse. 37-3. call at store on Summer street. account' of the 4-H club, entertain­ FOR SALE — GREEN MOUNTAIN Vt., and returned Saturday after­ Deputy Commissioner Rudd finds is regaining her health. Her daugh­ noon with Mr. West’s household ment given that evening. Garages—Service—storage .... 10 18 potatoes, yellow globe turnips. it matter for regret that there is an ter, Mrs. Clarence C. Hamilton of Motorcycles—Bicycles ...... Insurance Prompt delivery. Francis Wetherell. goods, as they are to make their increasing number of owners and Hartford is spending the week at Wanted Atftos—Motorcycles . 12 w K W o m r Telephone 335-5. him in William Felt’s tenement drivers of cars who are capable of her Hebron home. Business Vud Professional Service- FOR SALE—AUTOMOBILE insurance house. Mr. West has secured work Business Services Offered ...... 13 at conference rates which returns to Household Goods 6X manual operation but who appear Miss Irma Lord, a member of tha TEST ANSWERS Household Services Offered ...... 13-A the policy holder 25 per cent In divi­ AT STATE TUESDAY with Clarence W. Johnson. neither to know or care much about faculty of the Willimantic State dends at the expiration date. See Building—Contracting ...... 4 POSTER MAHOGANY BED $16. James Sullivan of New Rochelle, the mechanical equipment of the Normal Training School, is spend­ Here is one solution to the LET­ Florists—Nurseries ...... Stuart J. Wasley for automobile in­ Four piece breakfast suite. Two N. Y., has been spending Christmas ing the Christmas and New Year’s Funeral Directors ••••••••••'•• 7? surance. 827 Main street. machines which they drive. TER GOLF puzzle on the comics Heating—Plumbing—Roofing .. piece Bedroom set $49. Odd walnut Victor McLaglen and Dolores w'eek with his family here. His article points out that it is holidays at the home of her par­ China Closet $18.75. Watkins Fur­ page: Del Rio in Leading Roles; It is reported that several farm- j not only an absolute necessity that ents,. Mr. and Mrs. Loren M. Lord. Millinery—Dressmaking ...... Moving-Tmtking-Storage 30 niture Exchange, 17 Oak. ers in the eastern part of the town Moving—Trucking-Storage .... |0 1 there be proper maintenance of Mrs. Anne Gilbert held the high­ $10 DOWN for any bedroom suite, ‘Her Wild'Oat” Today- Painting-Papering ...... PERRETT AND GLENNEY-r^Local here have sold their tobacco. motor vehicle lighting equipment est score at the women’s bridge dining room or parlor suite, and the Miss Faith Grant, daughter, of club held at the home of Mrs. Ger- ] Professional Services ...... “ and long distance moving and truck­ balance in easy payments, at our in­ Victor McLaglen and Dolores Del hut that it is the special duty of w A N T ing. Daily express to Hartford Liv­ ventory sale. Benson’s Furniture Judge and Mrs. Ralph M. Grant of every car owner to co-operate in trude Hough Wednesday evening. TaflorVn^—Dyeing—Cleaning ... 24 ery car for hire. Telephone 7-2. Rio, famous stars 6t “ What Price East Windsor Hill, is at her home Parties of young people are hold­ Toilet Goods and Services ...... Company. Glory” are seen to much better ad­ making these devices efficient for Wanted—Business Service ...... 2 MANCHESTER & N. Y. MOTOR DIS­ for the Christmas holidays. use at all times. It is not, sufficient ing skating parties at Goldman s' Edncafional FOR S.4.LE—BEST BOX SPRING_^8 vantage in “ The Loves of Carmen” Alfred Stone of Laurel Hill mo­ Pond afternoons and evenings. The w A N E. PATCH—Part loads to and from ounce woven ticking, value $35, which is the attraction at the State to reason that a headlamp is just Courses and Classes ...... New York, regular S' rvice. Call 7-3 one 4 by 6 felt mattress, new and tored to Brooklyn, N. Y., and took a part of a car like a lot of other overflowed- meadow usually us§d Private Instruction ...... or 1282. fresh, all for $45, at inventory sale. theater tomorrow and Wednesday. Mrs. George Rattray’s wedding for skating at the foot of Godfrey Dancing ..... - * ■ Benson’s Furniture Company, Home Glamorous Spain is shown at the parts which came with it, he says Hill, was not flooded this year, as A V E Musical—Dramatic ...... gifts to her. Mrs. George West w 30 Repairing 33 of Good Bedding. height of its picturesque beauty in nor is it correct to assume that the the closing of the gate was not at­ Wanted—^Instruction ...... also went, as Mrs. Rattary is Mrs. light is efficient when it lights up Financial “ Loves of Carmen.” Aside from tended to. Bonds—Stocks—Mortgages ...... 3i31 MATTRESSES, BO.XSPRINGS cush­ FOR SALE—TWO SINGER sewing West’s daughter who was married the road for the driver, regardless machines. A-1 condition, metal cribs, the great dramatic quality of the recently. They went Wednesday Mrs. Etta Rathbone, Miss Mildred H A V E Business Opportunities ...... “ ions and pillows: sterilized and white or brown, $4:50 inventory sale. narrative the background is one of of how it may effect “ the other fel­ Money to Loan ...... renovated with sulphur and formal- through Danbury and returned and Norman Rathbone were the delyde; best method. Manchester Benson’s Furniture Co. unusual color. low.” This attitude,' he finds is all guests in Stanord on Wednesday of Money Wanted ...... Thursday by way of New Haven. wrong and • if it persists to any Help and Situations Upholstering Co., 119 Spruce street. The Spanish town on a fete day Mr. and Mrs. Lucius Platt and Mr. and Mrs, Raymond Park. Help Wanted—Female ...... 35 Phone 651-5. COLD IN BOSTON presents a most curious and inter- marked degree there is not Jikely Miss HeleA Gilbert is the guest in ALASKA PLACER MINES Help Wanted—Male ...... ----- 3o Mrs. Mary Nichols spent Christmas to be any appreciable lessening of Help Wanted—Male or Female ..37 PHONOGRAPHS, Vacuum cleaner and ! esting spectacle. The extraordin- day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hartford of Mr, and Mrs. Henry Agents Wanted ...... 3 (-a clock repairing. Lock and gunsmith- Boston, Jan. 2.— This section to-j ary animation contrasts strongly Mason Wetherell of Elro St. Man- the glare nuisance. Baling. ’ Situations Wanted—Female .... 3» Ing, saw filing. Bralthwaite. 52 “The direct result of delinquency STILL PRODUCE RICHES day began what the weather man with the habitual calm of the place. Mrs. Mary Cummings, who has SituaUons Wanted—Male ...... 3s Pearl street. The whole city is brilliantly attired cipster. in this mater,” the article says ‘is been afflicted with inflammatory Employment Agencies predicted would be the first pro­ I/"At the annual business meeting Live Stock— Pets—Ponltry-Vehlcles SEWING MACHINES, repairing of in its fiesta garb. Striped hangings the exploiting of accessory (ievices rheumatism for the past few all makes, oils, needles and supplies. longed stretch of hitter cold win­ of Evergreen Lodge of Masons A. Anchorage, ^.laska.— ^That Alas­ Dogs—Birds—Pets ...... « ter. The mercury was slowly drop­ droop from every window. Peas­ F. & A. M. No 114, held at their last such as frosted and colored bulbs, months is reported as considerably ka placers are far from wo'rked out, Live Stock—vehicles ...... R. W. Garrard. 37 Edward .street. ants crowd about in dense masses, metal shutters and defiectors or improved. Poultry and Supplies ------•;••• Phone 715. ping below the twenties. meeting the following officers were Mrs. C. C. Hamilton, -vyho has and that strikes are still being Wanted — Pets—Poultry—Stock 44 Firemen were kept busy in Great­ some on foot, others on their po­ elected for the ensuing year, Wor- visors of various kinds, for the ex­ made that would cause a stampede CHIMNEYS CLEANED and repaired, been the guest for some days of her For Sale—^Mlsfeellaneons er Boston, the worst fire reported nies or mules, covered with grace­ shipful Master, C. Vinton Benja­ press purpose of making the legi­ anjTVhcre else but Alaska, waa | Articles for Sale ...... locks and safes opened: expert key timate adjustment of the approved parents, Mr. and Mrs. Loren M. fitting, saw filing and grinding. iheing in the rendering plant of the ful mantles in place of saddles. min; Senior "Warden, Clynton E. shown recently when Jim M^ray, Boats and Accessories ...... In “ Loves of Carmen” Raoul fieadlight unnecessary. Or to put Lord, has returned to her home in Building Materials ...... Work called for. Harold Clemson, Brighton ahhatolr. The building Buckland; Junior Warden, Earl F. pioneer operator of Cache Creek Diamonds—Watches—Jewelry ..: ts 108 No, Elm street. Phone 462. Walsh has obtained the genuine it another way the inventor of this Hartford. was thought to be fireproof but Hayes; Treasurer, Arthur D. A letter received from Charles district, discovered ground runnino Electrical Appliances—Radio ^ flames did $75,000 damage. Animal fiesta spirit. It is interesting to Smith; Secretary, • James N. Crick- type of compensating deyice pre­ $3,000, to the square foot. ' ‘ Y- Fuel and Feed know that in all of the big scenes supposes that motorists lack intel­ Tennant of Dawson City, Alaska, by Garden—Farm—Dairy Products 50 SHERIFF’S DAUGHTER fats created a dense smoke and a more; Senior Deacon, FranJdyn G. Cache Creek is considered an old I actors and actresses of Spanish de­ relatives here, under date of Decem­ Household Goods ...... °i KIDNAPED dozen firemen were overcome. Welles, Jr.; Junior Deacon, ligence and consequently must he district. Its creeks have fur the scent were used. supplied with a foolproof contrap­ ber 5, reports a change in tempera­ Machinery and T ools ...... r?*** “ ■ George F. Nevers; Senior Steward, ture for the warmer, temperature in most part been worked by crude Musical Instruments ...... Los Angeles, Calif., Jan. 2.— The Today will see the last showing Ralph E. Collins; Junior Steward, tion to save them mental effort. methods for twenty years. Re­ Office and Store E qu ip m en t...... 54 ACTRESS WEDS IN LONDON of “ Her Wild Oat,” in which Colleen Dawson City on th-«. date being 45 Sporting Goods—Guns ...... °5 belief that Florence Ellison, 14- Walden V. Collins; Chaplain, Lewis Descriptions of the proper cently Murray began to use a hy­ Moore, winsome comedienne, is methods of adjustment to secure degrees below zero. Specials at the Sto^s ...... 56 year-old daughter of Deputy Sheriff London, Jan. 2.— Bdythe Baker, R. Brock; Marshall. Lewis R. The Young Women’s Club met at draulic on the “sMe Pay-narr°w Wearing Apparel—Furs ...... 67 Charles Ellison, was kidnaped by starring. The picture is true to Buck, who was elected to .take the the correct focus for lamps and the strips left where a dredge could not Wanted—To Buy ----- / v i : ” ' * American actress, was married to­ the Moore type, funny and packed the home of Mrs. Everett G. Lord Rooms—Board—.Hotels—Resorts the “ witch woman,” today plunged place of the late William Jennings, maximum of efficiency are made a feen re floatage to work. Suddenly day to Gerald Derlanger, son of with a lot of human interest and on Friday afternoon for; a demon­ RestanVi.'nts police into a frantic search for the and Robert A. Boardman. The in­ part of the article. Added in­ stration of table service given by his paystreak gave out. I^genda of Baron Derlanger, prominent Eng­ drama. structions are given as to the care 'Rooms Without Board ...... *'••.0 a girl, who has been missing since- lish hanker. stallation will take place the second Mrs. Dakin of the Connecticut State the. main Cache creek shared that Boarders Wanted ...... Saturday. Miss Moore plays the part of a Monday night in January which of equipment with the final admon­ Agricultural College,- co-operative the dredge in passing the point Country Board—R esorts ...... The marriage is the climax of a lunch counter girl who goes into so­ ition to the “ careful motorist to see Hotels—Restaurants ...... /The girl disappeared enroute to whirlwind courtship, and up to last will be Jan. 9. extension work. About sixteen mem­ had a wide lean streak that carried Wanted—Rooms—Board ..... the home of her mother, Mrs. Cova ciety and pits her wits against the Miss Carolyns Frances Fuller, 91 to it that bulbs are not worn out bers were present. ’The demonstra­ week it was reported that Miss tea-hounds. A dopey-faced bromo- small values, . , i-.- i Real Estate For Rent Steiner. She was last seen aboard years old, died at her home a week and that two new spare bulbs are tion included suggestions on prepa­ ■While Murray’s son was sniping ,j Apartments, Flats, Tenements Baker and Derlanger 'would elope seltzer fiend furnishes a lot of the a street car talking with an elderly ago Sunday. She was horn in carried at all times for replacement ration of table, best usages in serv­ around on a low bench above the Business Locations for Rent . to Paris because of opposition to comedy relief. Houses for Rent ...... woman. the marriage from Derlanger's fam- Hampton, a daughter of Captain in case of failure.” n ing, and suggested menus. Refresh­ creek he found something that in­ Suburban for Rent ...... Recent reports to the police said Philander L. Fuller and Mary Deputy Commissioner Rudd finds ments of cake and cocoa were serv- terested him. When a hydraulic Summer Homes for Rent ...... 6( children were being terrorized by ily. SCALPED BY AX. Franjeea (Church) Fuller. She that (iriving with only one head­ was put to work the values, as Wanted to Rent ...... Miss Baker has been a great Hattiesburg, Miss.,— It. was a ed. . . , Real Estate For Solo an old woman whom they described theatrical success In London for leaves a sister, Mrs. Dlantha (Ful­ lamp lighted is inexcusable and the Mr. and Mrs. Alpheus Nye of given out by Murray were revealed, Apartment Buildings for Sale ..#i 69 as looking “like a witch.”- grim battle, while it lasted, be­ ler) Stewart of East Windsor Hill, just cause of criticism at all times. Fitchville spent the day Friday as l e estimates tliere Is three years Business Property for Sale .... ,i (u many months and her social success tween Joe Jeflersoni and Will has been almost equal to that in two brothers, C. P. Fuller of Hart­ “ Any driver.” he says “ who has not guests of Mr. and Mrs. Sherwood work on the bench and that the Farms and Land for Said os«*««: Barnes. Jefferson hit Barnes with cleanup w ill exceed anything yet Houses for Sale ...... 72 In Wisconsin, ■which has the the theater. ford and Fred Fuller of Sacram en­ sufficient visual acuteness to (iefect Miner. , a heavy rail and the latter retal­ the absence of one of his lights, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Welles and made in the old camp. Lots for Sale ...... • ...... JL" largest percentage of home owner iated by tossing an ax at his ad­ to, Calif., and several nephews and Resort Property for Sale ...... neices. The funeral was held Tues­ should equip his lamps with “ tell­ son Leonard of East Hampton were Suburban for Sale ...... 7 5 ship in the country, 63.6 per cent versary. The flying ax neatly recent ■visitors at the home, of rela- of the people own their own day at 2 p. m. at her home. Station tales” or detectors, and then he The distinction between a con: Real Estate for E x c h a n g e ...... 7b More persons lose tlhelr sight scalped Jefferson without fractur­ SVanted—Real Estate ...... 7/ homes. New York has the lowest 79. Burial "was In the Hampton will Instantly know of failures.” tiv©8 liorG* ** tagious and infectious disease is Auction— Legal Notices between the ages of 45 and 54 than ing a bone. Both were taken to a The entertainment given by the that the former ds communicated percentage— 30.7* Oenaetery at noon Wednesday. Auction Sales ...... 78 at any other period. hospital, later to court. 4-H club was well attended, the hall by contact only, whereas the latter Legal ^ t lc e s ...... By Frank Beck being filled to capacity. The prin may he conveyed by germs cipal feature of the evening was a through air, water or food.. GAS BUGGIES—The False Alarm musical------comedy,J . “ 'TVioThe Comical THOOGHT ITS THE MILKMAN. HES T ALL T H IS HO. HI _ YUM . * I’M HUNGRY FROM EXCITEMENT YOU SAW HOW NOTHING WOULD PARADING BACK AND LEAVING TWO PINTS OF h a p p e n ... W ELL... CREAM NEXT-DOOR-.*. NO n o t h i n g . I O W T SCARED 1 WAS. FORTH 7D THE WINDOW BELIEVE THOSE IF THEY HAD I’M GOING TO e v e r y t i m e a n y b o d y ^ WONDER THAT HEAVYWEIGHT BED. I ’M SO OVER THERE HAS TIRE M MEN INTENDED COME, I'D HAVE PASSES BY. IF TO COME. THEY b e n t THIS BAT S L E E P Y I HOME COMES THOSE MEN ARE iA- - , TROUBLE. I'M SURPRISED C A N H A R D LY F ast JUST WANTED OVER t h e i r side seven room single, modern, walk and curb, COMIt^ , I WISH HIS OLD BUS. d o e s n 't ' HO-HO-OH S lS f d in io?ch For Immedtate sain |e,800. on rnasonablo BURN OUT ITS T O SCARE /r\ DOMES. THEYO HURRY UP HUM ANO GET HERE.. BEARINGS. YDiU— ’ ° S e ’en Section, fully eunlppcd single of six rooms, extra aU I T IS for $6,700. Terms. ‘ - Green Section, new single of seven rooms, cenvenientl^^ THREE HOURS THAT ranged, fireplace, tile bath, fioors all oak, beautiful i“ teri

One touch ot scandal makes the ^ AM*THIS IS TH6 NOW'- XCAN WORRV MesecF whole world chin< i W < r C t | T H 6 - 5< M A S . I BS^CNNIld' Of^ A N6W Vi^AI? f IH P6/\ce • Another objection to war is that RvSH IS oveR* it seldom kills off the right people. Gladys: ‘‘Do you use tooth paste?” ' Henry: “Gracious, no! None ol my teeth are loose.” Making a fool of a man is one Job women can beat n -ture at. \ The new summer resort proved a huge success, for it did not adver­ tise “Home Cooking.” Someone has suggested that in this day of labor-saving devices a note that will renew itself would be a marvelous Invention. Lives of great men all remind us we could make our lives CdpnliM 19S8, Pucy L Cralbr, Cwtnl Pnm Ann., Ine. REau.s.pAT.orr. sublime, if we had the aspirations, .-U-*.- ___ e BY KEA SCRVICt WC. ■ brains enough and lots of time. Chivalry may be dead, but all WASHINGTON TUBBS £1 ^ men take off their hats to women Nobody ever complains about the IThe Toonerville Trolley That Meets All the Trains By Fontaine Pox price of fur coats or silk stockings. By Crane I—barbers. . She was only a tailor’s daughter, but she sure could cut up wild! WHeN THP: G-^ouNb IS FR oZP aI 5 © t HP CAf^ D oaI'T Answer. Me This ^IMK 5KlffE:R CPf^TA/Ni-Y G-IV^S SoM£ SERVICE Why is it—pray, why is it? The answer please advance. -r© THOSE’ WHO CoMiE 6UT FRoM THE CITY OAJ THAT We pray for lustre o*n our shoes—■ E A R U Y t r a i n ! n e w Y EA R*S > \ o KM i N G» But curse it on,^ur pants? EASY, TO ACQUIRE There seems to be some doubt 1 1 To go from WANT ■ to HAVE is among eye doctors whether glasses easy, par being thi e strokes, ac­ really do improve the eyesight. It cording to the solution which is all depends on whether the glasses ! i^ijlited on another page. are filled with wood alcohol. How his customer could have tiled to see the sign bearing the A ords. “Beware of Fresh Paint”, w N T le grocer could not Imagine. He urried forward to placate the agry man. “I’m very sorry Indeed, sir!” he Bgan. “But surely you noticed the arning?” v “I did,” replied the victim, look­ / J ing at the board dubiously, “but H A V E. I’ve often seen similar things here announcing fresh eggs, butter, TUe \ IVWMK OF c R e e c UP, THE RULES vegetables, and so on, only to be tM S tRV? t o MOOR V\OtAt foVMM, 10^8’S ju st 8e6UH. deceived, and I suspected this sign » -v» PuEHtM OP flME PORjj 1— The idea of letter , golf is towas nothing but another fable.” cess I fHlNR OG #v.\.>MKHS change one word to another and do GOSS1W& tWR -BOM BOMS. A trtE -rWRltUS, It in par, a given number of She rolls her eyes. fF^RlLURG TOR. strokes. Thus to change COW to They roll away to the minister. HEN, in three strokes, COW, HOW, He rolls the carriage. HEW, HEN. 2— You can change only one let­ All work and no play makes ter at a time. Jack feel like a school teacher. 3— YOU must have a complete word, of common usage, for each If we aren’t making better men, jump. Slang words and abbrevla- we are at lea^ making them mure .tlons don’t count. I 4—The order of letters cannot be comfortable. changed. Will Kemmer hain’t been mar­ ried very long* an’ yesterday Noah , Conductor: “I’ve been on this Little met him on the street and yoad ten years now, and I know Noah says, “Hello,” says he, what I’m talking about—” “what’s on your Aind thkt you’re Passenger: "Ten years, huh? (i-'Fort.iine Fox. 1928. The Bell Syndicate, Inc.) !What station did you get on at?” a-looking so glum?” he says. With a kind of sythe Will says, “Mr. Lit­ I "Doctor, I owe you my life.” tle.” says he, “do you tell your wife j “Oh, you exaggerate. But you do evefything?” he says, “Son,” sayjs owe me eighty dollars.” Noah, “you don’t know my wife,” “Why, sir, that is outrageous.” he says. “Nobody can’t tell her B y B l o s s e r nothing,” says hs. FRECFa.ES AND H I S FRIENDS Half the Effort! 1 If the truth hurts stop stretcfa- I Ing it. When the elevator of success Is ------V------^ /T LISTE/o I DlD/^r XAM MAkl/OS not running take the stairs. SO FAR L ) n y p ^ 's TA

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" nEo.u.j..nlr.opr. NY WEA^gCRVICC, IWfc£i^^u.s. F A T . O F F . . OIS27 sv NCA senncc. me.. ✓ V by Gilbert Patten BEAD THE STORY, THEN COLOR THE PICTURE JACK LOCKWILL’S HELPING HAND ’Twas well the wind was fairly and frankly, I am satisfied with ktrong, ’cause as the airplane just the way we are.” Just then skimmed along, the Tinies kept the plane steered toward the right, n n ^ r right up with it, upon their sailing A monstrous cloud loomed up in Bled. “I hope this chase is not in sight. “That’s where we’re going >aln, and that the youngster in to land,” said one. “We’ve travel­ that plane will stop some place so ed very far.” %e can say, hello,” wee Scouty Upon the cloud the ^lane stop­ lid. ped quick. The Tinies landed very ‘Yoo, hoo,” the little youngster slick. The little youngster in the Iried. “Please try and kpep close plane jumped out and yelled, by my side. I’m heading for a “Hello! To meet you all is simply \\ aearby cloud, where I intend to great. I’m Little Nineteen Twen­ £top. I’ll stay there long enough ty-Eight. - A new year’s due upon say, hello. Then I’ll be on my the earth. That’s where,I’m going fray. The place that I am headed to go.” ,' or is quite a tiresome hop.” “So, you’re the New Year,” “Oh, gee,” said Clowny Tlny- Scouty cried. He rushed up to Ccm< bite, “He wants to meet us all, the youngster’s side. Then all the ir right. I wonder who this lad Tinies met the tot amid a burst of / p be. Oh, well, we’ll soon find mirth. The youngster said, “Yes, __ Jon’t mean that he. “Now tell me what you wore doing outside at tills time of night,”- sir, that’s me. And I’m as happy “Nahher one, sir!" replied Sinndtt, with a show of innocent ‘You lied to him, Jerry,” was the ghost, do you?” ex­ urged Jack. ‘‘Oh. maybe I was out to a . party—or somothtag,” It. The plane he rides in is a resentment. He stepped outside and faced the man. “You’ve said Jack, when they were leach. I’d like one, if someone as can be.” And then he hopped claimed Jack incredulously. “1 evaded Sinnott. - n.aajn‘t moan for you to get wist to h. “Letis go come to the wrong place, Mr. Grubb.” “Oh, all tight!” said again alone in their, room, “I should say not!” answered to bed." The following morning, a» he wao drossing. Jack w nti rould teach me how to make the into his plane and sailed on toward Grubb. “I didn’t catch ye this time, but I will next. There s, had ‘ to,” defended ' Sinnott. igine go, and stear-the thing the earth. his money, every cent of. jt. In hit podeet, “But I know I didnl -aomething going on around this house that’s got to be stopped." The dream I Aw'Jerry take If.** hp told Khnoolf.. (To Be Continued) — bout.” watching boys snickered behind hie back as he'turned away. •aught ih. b .» « f i « |n.'V .. ^ SI.'!?'”'' ~ “ «i<>«hlng— Then Coppy answered, “As for (The Tinymites see Jack iB'rost in le. this sled’s as nice as it can be. the next Btory).

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m i PAGBTBN Hlattrljf0ter iE w tA igW m to SAYS 1927 STROVE FOR WINGS DUMMY COP OPENJORUM . . PUBUC WHIST NORTH METHODISTS’ PEACE AND JUSTUS “HALF HOLIDAY AGAIN!” ODD FELLOWS HALL IN FIRST 1928 CRASH BDWIN 8. PETERS Every once In a -while we read Ward Duffy In Center Church Tuesday, Jan. 8, 8 p. m., Au^Ioes FIRST ROLL CALL about ‘‘Opening and Closing” hours Rebekah and David Address Talks on Interna- Sunset King Edwin S. Peters, . former of the stores. As you read these Lodge, I. O. O. F. Manchester resident, died on S ato- articles, you would actually think tional Subjects. ^ Refreshments. Admission 85c. day at the home of his daughter, Celebrant Pays $100 When the clerks were gettiiig away with a Over 100 Present at Inter Mrs. Bertha Williams of Spring- few hours that clerks in other stores Outstanding events of 1927 field. Th« funeral was held this af­ have to work such as Hartford outlined to the Men’s League of the ternoon at 2 o’clock in Hriloran 77 Foot Road Is Too Nar stores. When you figure the extra Center Congregational church on about town gjiting Ceremony— Devo­ Brothers’ rooms and burial was In hours on Thursday and Saturday Sunday, morning by Ward E. Di»ty* the Bolton Cemetery. Rev. Freder­ nights. I think the stores are open, now of tbe Hartford Times and for­ row; Other Accidents. merly with the Manchester Evening A mechanics’ Hen has been filed ick Taylor officiated. . just as long as the stores in Hart­ Mr. Peters Is. .survived, besides on property of Karl Marks by tional Social and Enter­ ford. Are they not? Some mer­ his daughter, by three sons. Robert Mr. Duffy said that the great Harold C. Risley. electrician. The chants are always finding excuses problems of 1927, as he saw them, W. of Springfield, Walter E., of Manchester’s first 1928 automo­ to do away with the half holiday. property involved includes two lots tainment Also. New Haven and r'rank A. Peters of were the problems of peace an^d jim- on Greenlawn Terrace. bile accident occurred no later than That is what they are trying to do tice. He regretted the failure of the New Haven. ____ tffree minutes after the New Year right along, changing the closing Geneva conference on the limitation days and opening nights around Mystic Review, Womens’ Benefit had been ushered in. It occurred at of armaments but said th-t England What is said to be the first Roll .MRS. GUSTAVE SOHBEIBER sb that the people get mixed up and Association will meet as usual in the Center where Frank Manfreda cannot be blamed entirely for the Tinker hall this evening at 8 Call ever held in the North Metho­ the Merchants disgusted especially lack of agreement. . dist Episcopal church was success Mrs. Gustave Schreiber died yes­ 19-year-old East Glastonbury youth, when they have a poor night for o’clock. terday morning at her Jiome at 285 He spoke in glowing terms of the fully carried out in the five o celebrated the occasion by kayoing business. You don’t need the “ Ra­ vesper service in thp vestry Jast e^ West Center street following a brief League of Nations as an acti've The regular monthly meeting of an oificial illness. Besides her husband, Gus­ the ‘‘dummy cop” with his Chrysler jah,” to tell you that, you can read force, calling it the “ big bright spot ning. Some weeks ago t between the lines. Some merchants the Lakeview-Parent Teacher As­ tave Schreiber, well known local roadster. In police court this morn- in Europe today.” He deplored sociation which is usually held on meeting the pastor, New Smraetor, Mrs. Schreiber say they are chasing business away what he termed the tyrannical poli­ Stocking, rugge .a that as in,^ the young man was fined $100 by closing the half day, but still cies of Mussolini in Italy and Primo the firstMonday evening of_ the -Year’s Dky came on a Sunday, a de­ four sbns. George G., Dr. Edward month, on account of the holiday and costs for his escapade when you read about the< great business DeRivera in Spain. votional social and roll E/'vValter and Fred, of this town, has been postponed until a week afid one daughter, Mrs. Walter Hen- found guilty of drunk-driving, they are doing especially around The strides made in aviation ana be very appropriate, and it was vot their anniversary. I think there is the visits of Col. Lindbergh to Paris from this evening. oe vcij r vestry was well nessy. of Boston. Her father, Ernest Manfreda. it appears, was bound mied° by upwards of a hundred peo- Newman, of this town, tnree broth- for the midnight show at the ^ate a little bit of Jewish in all of us, and to Mexico City which have done The public schools in the Eighth and there was an interesting g^s, Gustave Newman of this town, Theater. He drove nis car up Cen­ always losing money no matter how much to promote better understand­ and Ninth districts opened to-day virietv o /S S c is e s from the start. and William and Albert NewiiNewman of ter street and was about to turn much business. ings were outlined by Mr. Duffy, who said that the good will and after the Christmas vacation. The early part of the evening was Hartford, four sisters, Mrs. Alex south on Main street but the dis­ If bankers, painters, carpenters, ineea goodly fellewship. Shields, Mrs. Walter Strant and mill help and nearly all persons friendly relations made possible by given over tance of 77 feet from the right hand The monthly council meeting of Year reetings wbre Mrs. Albert Krause, of this town, side of the road to the silent po­ who work enjoy a half holiday why these -visits came at a time when the North Methodist church will be -Mario. Tyler «aa and Mrs. Fred Weber, of Hartford, liceman proved insufficient with the cannot the public servants who they were greatly needed. \ held this evening at 7:30 at the and three grandchildren also sur­ result that Manfreda’s car clipped serve the people have one? We re In speaking of Mexico Mr. Duffy at the door to extend the glad hand referred to the great good which home of Mrs. Lydall on Hudson to those coming in. The room was vive. , . the dummy cop off at its cement human beings too, just as well as street. The supper which usually Mrs. Schreiber was a member of base and finally came to a stop on they. There is one sure thing if has already resulted from the ap­ Tuesday and Wednesday prettily decorated pointment of Dwight Morrow as precedes the business will be omit­ evergreen trees which hnu ^ St. Mary’s Episcopal church of this the lawn of the Center Congrega­ the clerks, (meaning myself too,) N ted on account of New Year s being town. Funeral services will be held tional church 43 feet from the point ambassador there; ously done duty at don’t get together and protest Although much of Mr. Duffy’s ad­ observed to-day. in different homes in the ueighbor- Wednesday piternoon.. The service of accident. ^ strongly against keeping open every at two o’clock will be at Her late The Chrysler car was badly dam­ dress had to do with international hood. After friendly greetings had day, why you will lose it. No may­ affairs, he outlined happenings in A son, I^obert W. Jr., was born ceased Pastor Stocking called tue home. Burial will be in the East aged but Manfreda escaped without be about it. cemetery. Rev. J. Stuart Neill, rec Injury. Patrolman David Galligan this country. Speaking of the Ver­ Saturday evening to Mr. and Mrs. people’ to order, and special musical One thing you cannot expect the mont flood, he said that it was im­ REMNANTS tor of St. Mary’s Episcopal church, ■J Robert W. Chambers of Server features were enjoyea. arrested him on charges of drunk- coming generation3 to take up work possible to approximate the damage A trio consisting of\ Collins will officiate. driving and driving with improper street. in stores if they have to work six to that state, where, he pointed out, Wilfred Wilson, vi- brakes. In court this morning, how- days and two nights to 9 or 10. Driggs. Silcox, MRS. ANNA M. WAY .ever. Prosecuting Attorney Charles the changed condition of the soil on A special meeting of the mem­ olinist; with no afternoon off. If any of many farms cannot be fully deter­ bers of the Army and Navy club celloist played several fine selec- R. Hathaway pressed only the first Mrs. Anna M. Way, of Gilead, the customers complained about mined until the harvests of next 1-3 to 1-2 off « auxiliary will be held at the club­ tions which were heartily applatid- charge and Judge Raymond A.. closing the store in the P. M. I am aged 85, died at the home of her Johnson found the young man guil­ year. * house to-morrow evening at 7:30. ed. During this tiine the sure that if anyone belonging to It is desired that all who can pos­ lights were turned out, and the soft 3on, Alfred G. Way, in New Brit­ ty. ain Friday noon. Thd funeral ser­ Second Under Wire them worked in a store they would The busy housewife who is handy with the sibly do so attend. glow of some 35 candles brightene be glad to see them have a half the room. , vice was held in Gilead this after­ An hour and a half after mid­ NOTICE will hold After this the pastor I'ead a brief noon with burial in the same place. night, John Augard, 9t> \Vadsworth day off. . needle can save many dollars at our remnant sale Sunset Rebekah lodge I think if the opening night would its regular _ meeting this evening. lesson from the Epistl- of He­ street, Hartford, escaped injury At the public’s ■ request we will Tuesday and Wednesday, We have gone through brews. Fayette B. Clark, , ALFRED KIRSCHIPER -when a Dodge roadster lie was be shifted to Tuesday night the continue this sijecial for ten more people could do their shopping and “ Education for World Peace” steward of the church called the | driving skidded and struck a tele­ days. Rush your work in. The our entire fabric department and pulled out all roll, and a largenumber responded Alfred Kirschiper, aged 66, died phone pole near Harrison’s store on so provide for closing half day price of leather went up the first of will he the subject of the meet­ Wednesday. As it is I think that ing of the Woman’s Christian Tem­ with the customary present or suddenly at his home on Proctor Center street. The car was badly the year. This is the last chance short lengths and marked them one-third to one- ‘Tiere ” and several made additional road Saturday afternoon. Mr. Kirs­ the hank does most of the “ Trad­ for yon to get your riioes repaired perance Union to-morrow after­ half off for quick selling. The assortment includes “ remarks.” Among the latter were chiper has long been a resident of At 7:25 Saturday night, automo­ ing” on a Thursday night. for halt price. noon, at the home of Mrs. A. B. I hope when the merchants meet Mann, Linden street. Clarence L. Taylor, superintendent Manchester except for a short^ pe­ biles operated by Michael Hollorau Men’s Soles sewed o n ----- $1.00 sateens, silks, percales, woolen dress fabrics, flan­ of the Sunday school; Miss Ethel riod when he conducted a store in of 173 Center street and Roland to talk this matter over they should Vera Woouward, junior supermten- W’asell of New Britain collided on settle it for good. It would be a Ladies’ Soles sewed o n ----- 75c Mr. and Mrs. George E. Rogers of Stonington, Conn. Goodyear and O’SnIlivan’s heels nels, ginghams, prints and cottons, as well as short dent; E. A. Lydall and He leaves his wife, one son, wai­ Center street near the Manchester good idea to have a doctor there, Barre Vt.. have returned to that attached. city after spending some time with of the official board; Waiter H. ter and one daughter, Clara. He Gas Company’s office. Slight daui- and innoculate each and every mer­ lengths of oretonnes, scrims and drapery mate­ Hibbard, of the technical hi^i was a member of the German Luth­ age resulted. The accident occurred chant, with a germ of prevent them .All work guaranteed at the Mr. Rogers’ mother, Mrs. Helena rials. Many lengths are suitable for children 3 Rogers of 25 Garden street. Mr. school in Providence, son of eran Concordia church, and of the as Wasell was driving north on Cen­ from taking the “ Keep the Stores Rogers is principal of Goddard Sem­ Hibbard; Charla«E. Mystic, Conn., camp of the Modern ter street and Holloran attempted to Open” germ, which seems to he Boston Shoe Repair dresses, aprons, boys’ blouses and pretty blouses G Woodward and Mrs. E. P. Phrea- Woodmen of America. turn in to the curb to park. breeding in some of them. Thank­ inary in Barre. ner, and Revs. Edward P. Phreaner Funeral services will be held to­ Bus Hits Pole / ing you for your valliable space Shop for yourself. Come early while the selection is morrow afternoon. The service at A woman who refused to give C. R. Burr of the Burr Nurseries, and Williai- D. Woodward. for a valuable cause and wishing 05 Spruce St. Cor. Bissell Hymns were Interspersed during the home will be at two o’clock. her name was injured Saturday the ‘Herald” and its staff, along at its best.! . who has returned from the conven­ the evening, and the junior choir Burial will be in the East cemetery. night when a Gary Transportation tion of American nurserymen held with the “ Merchants” and their renderefi selections in a very ac­ Rev. H. O. Weber, pastor of the Company bus on which she was a “ Clerks” a Bright and Prosperous Remnants— Main Floor at the Biltmore in New York during ceptable manner. The pastor closed German Lutheran Concordia passenger skidded off the road at New Year. the past three days, was chosen for the exercises with an earnest and church, will officiate. a three year term on the executive Oakland and struck a telephone Respectfully yours, mm appropriate address urging committee of the ornamental grow­ pole, breaking it off about ten feet John Chambers “ pull hard” during 1928, and aftei from the ground. One report had ers of the association. a brief prayer pronounced benedic- 200 SCOTS CELEBRATE it that the pold fell onto the top Department Store of the bus, caving it in, but this William Moore of 117 Cooper Previous to the roll call refi u^^h Hill street, who has been resting at raents were served,^ consisting of ON HOGMANAY NIGHT xv-as denied by the bus company Hendrick Bobowski the Norwich sanitarium for the past salads, sandwiches, cake and coffee. today. • DEPOT SQUARE, SOUTH MRNCHESTER * CONN^ two months, has been pronounced These were in charge of the follow- The accident was caused when something went wrong with the ig­ MANCHESTER cured and has returned to his home iug committee; Chairman, Mrs. C. Dance, Sing, Recite and Drink liere. Two other Manchester men, G. Tyler, - Mrs. LeVerne Holmes, nition and all lights on the bus TEACHER OF VIOLIN Tea, Eat Currant Buns. went out. The driver, Alvin Daw­ Joseph Stratton and Peter Urbanet- .Mrs. Frederick Sweet, Mrs. Walter Studio 49 School St. Open Every Night ti, are at the sanitarium. Shipman, Mrs. Peter McLagan, and son, of Storrs, applied the brakes More than 200 persons attended quickly and the car skidded off the Phone 456. Mrs. C, I. Balch. the Hogmanay Night celebration The evening schools of the town The reception committee was, road. Less than a half a dozen Until 9 O’clock will re-open tonight after ^ the Mrs. Fayette B. Clarke, chairman; held by Clan McLean, O. S. C., in passengers were on the bus. Christmas recess. Classes will be Ralph Pierson, Mrs. C. I. Balch, Tinker hall on Saturday night to Third in Succession Fayette B. Clarke and the Misses usher in the new year. The hall This is the third Saturday night held also on Wednesday and Thurs­ darkened at 12 o’clock and Sheet Met^l day evenings. Marion Tyler and Margaret Larson. accident in succession at the The ladies of the refreshment com­ when the lights were turned on Oakland bridge street intersection. again everybody joined in the first NOW ONLY 5 MAYTAG Mrs J. H. Hewitt of Holl street mittee also had charge of the deco­ A week ago Saturday night, Law­ gave the annual Christmas party at rations. . dance of 1928. rence Ketch, of 23 Roosevelt street W ork her home Saturday afternoon and In the early part of the eveniUo Entertainment was given be­ Hartford, a sergeant In the U. S. Hot Air Furnaces, Tin Roofs evening for the children of the five girls of the junior choir, ren­ tween the dances, and the numbers army stationed at Fort Wright, neighborhood. Ten of the hoys and dered an excellent selection. These included the following; “ Loch Lo- drove a Star coupe into a tree at Conductor Pipes, Eave Troughs WASHING MACHINES 2irlIndianapolis. Mr. Crawford is local Mrs. Ida G. Woodward poured. William Waddell’s orchestra that you can expect from any set. distributor for the Marmon automo­ played. Fifty shares, Manchester Construction with firesafety, strength, bile. MEN’S LEAGUE PICKS DAUGHTERS AND SONS OF ST. ease of decoration, clean­ Radiola Model 16 $ 1 2 5 - 0 0 Members of the Suh-Alplne club GEORGE NEW YEAR’S PARTY Company, Inc., 8 per cent, cumulative pre­ liness-., endurance. ‘A ll enjoyed a New Year’s dinner yester­ day afternoon at their clubhouse. 4 DISCUSSION TOPICS] Lady Roberts Lodge and Earl ferred stock, for immediate delivery. these at no added cost Complete, Electrified Among the invited guests was Judge Roberts Lodge, Daughters and Sons whenyou remodd orbuUd William S. Hyde. of St. George and their families will join in a New Year’s party, to For further information, see with Sheetrock, the ftre- Radiola Model 17 $195.ou Judge Thomas J. Molloy in the Four discussions have been an­ he held in Tinker hall Wednesday proof wallboard. Made of nounced for the Men’s League of Court of Common Pleas on Satur­ evening at 7:30. All members of puregypsum rock inbroad , Complete, A. C. Operated day gave Watkins Brothers of this the Center Conogregatlonal church both lodges with their families have town a judgment of $359.97 against to take place on four Sunday morn­ been invited. The usual Christmas KNOFLA sheets. W e sell and rec­ One Radiola Model 30-A for which we will allow you Frank Sokolisky, ‘‘King of Home­ ings at 9:30, beginning with Janu­ tree will not he in evidence hut ARTH U R A . ommend it heartily. stead Park,” for burial expenses of ary 8. In these discussions every gifts will be provided for all the $100 on your old radio or phonograph. Sokolisky’s wife, klR-d by him in a member of the league will be al children. 875 Main Street. Tel. 782-2 drunken urawl two years ago. lowed to talk. Mrs. Dorothy Belcher heads the Charles R. Hathaway represented The topics follow:] January 8, entertainment commit^e, Mrs. W. G. Glenney Watkins Brothers and Joseph! W. “ Sabbath Observance, or Tyrant Margaret Sharp and her" assistants Levy appeared for Sokolisky. Servants;” January 16, “ Was Christ will bave charge of the eats and Co. ALFRED A. (»EZEL a Pacifist?” ; January 22, “ Ruth the members -of the Sons of St. George ¥ ■ Immigrant; We are all Immi­ Main, 0pp. Paik Street, South Manchester will arrange for the games. A jolly KXXXXKXX9CKXXXXXXXXXXXXXX^^ Allen PL, Manchester PROSPECTIVE CURATE grants;” January 29, “ The Spirit of good time is assured all who at­ Headquarters for Plumbing and Heating Suppues. Adventure.” ^ Rev. Watson Woodruff will lead tend. Start The New Year Right PREACHES AT ST. MARY’S aoc9S9essx9e30S9U» ( the discussions. KIWANIS MEETING TOMORROW President Clarence P. Quimby MANCHESTER MEN FIGURE W ith A IN AD MEN’S CONVENTION will deliver the president’s annual lCX9S9aaC9SX9CS69SX9S9(9CX ( Rev. Alfred Clai -o f Scarborough address tomorrow noon at the regu­ Bluffs, Canada, who has been ex­ Frank H. Anderson, ’Willard B. lar weekly meeting of the Manches­ tended an invitation to become cu­ Rogers and Thomas D. Faulkner, all ter Kiwanis club. The subject he rate.of St. Mary’s Episcopal church, Manchester men, are committee has chosen is: “What shall Kiwanis impressed two large congregations chairmen for the annual convention do for us.” Every member should in his first sermons at that church of the New England District of the make it a point to be on hand at yesterday morning and afternoon. International Association of Adver­ this first meeting of the year. MmmmfVkisker N E W R A T E S At the morning service the church tising clubs, which will be held in An Invitation has been received -was so crowded that extra chairs to attend the meeting of the Shelton Hartford on October of this year. A Maytag will take the drudgery out of wash day DON’T INSURE UNTIL YOU CONSULT US had to be placed in the airies to ac­ Mr. Rogers Is general chairman Kiwanis club tomorrow, when Gov­ years to come. The only washer with a cast aluminum commodate the congregation. ernor Ernest F. McGregor will be of the affair, Mr. Anderson is chair­ tub It will last a lifetime. Rev. Mr. Clark preached two ex­ man of the registration committee the speaker, also the district con­ cellent sermons with which the cra- and Mr. Faulkner is chairman of vention at Springfield, Wednesday, " fThe Maytag is graceful, compact, requires no more Can Save You 25 per cent gregation was well pleased. He the budget and financial commit- January 11, which opens at nine room than a chair, yet it is roomy, holds more We himself seemed to be favorably im­ o’clock. dinary washers and washes clothes b^utifully clean IN BUSINESS TO HELP TOUR BUSINESS. pressed with the town of MancMS- Mr. Rogers is a former president without hand rubbing anything— even cuffs, collar bands ter and St. Mary’ s church. He Trill of the Hartford Advertising club make a decision on the invitation and is advertising director for fhe and grimy overalls. •within the next two weeks, It is be- Second Mortgage lived. He goes from Manchester to Bond Hotel. STUART J. New York City where he vrill spend ■ None® Money a few days. . , Hillery Brothers 827 MAIN STREET. Rev. F. B. Bartlett of Berkeley, Now On Hand Omc. op» Prito, .« « )« tom T to » “ California, who was scheduled to My wife b a v l^ left my bed and South Manchester board I will not be responsible for 384 Hartford Road, automobUe appUcatlons signed by Notary Public. This service is r « i « i ,2?" preach in the evening, was present Phone 1107 "^at the morning service but was uu- any bills contracted by her after Arthur A . Knofla N * • ■ ^ble to be on hand for tbe later this date. ' 875 M ^ St. I gggg)8S*ao63es63o6S6saoesc Service. His place In tbe pulpit jtas CARL WIGANOWSKI, ur £5fiLja5*LlMSv-