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, -.S Calls Hmsell “ Big Bass Mrs. Ida M. Weir, of High- Crowd of 150 Watch Torch NO DEATHS Dnan” of Geneva Parley; hnd Park, In Court Here Slayer as He Is Taken Says He Was Working for Shr6iided In REPORTED T o^ y — Case to Go Be from County Jail; Hustled Naval Parity. ' * I Paris, SepL 30.—The fate Dowb So Ho fore Superior Court. Into Anto hy Guards. whereabouts of Captain Dieudohne ^ Wires Definite Washington, Sept. 30.-7-Williaui Costes and his 'mechanic Maurice i TTiere has been no deflnite news White Plains, N. Y., Sept. 30.— BeUonte, who hopped off atvLe i of them sipce they passed over Reports Can Be Had from Mrs. Ida M. Weir, wife of Adeibprt B. Shearer, who described -hlmseif Bourtret Field on Friday in an effort; Cologne, Germany, Friday aftemooo. Weir, of Carter street, in the High Looking happier than he has at any as “toe big bass drum” of the to set a new world’s distanca record, i Ahr ministry offidaM b^eve toe land Park section of Manchester, time in. the last fortnight. Earle F. Geneva naval conference, told a were still a mystery this afternoon. | men may have landed In toe deso- Many Points— H e a v y The airmen carried gasoline Jate Siberian steppes, where it is im- was arraigned before Judge Ray Peacox was taken from the county Senate committee today ein entire enough to last for only 50 hours, but ‘ possible to communicate vrith civlli- mond A. Johnson in town court here jail here today and started for Sing ly different story of his mission Sing prison at Ossining where he at 4:30 this afternoon more than 89 , »tion. ^ Property Loss in Towns this morning charged with attempt will begin serving an indeterminate abroad from that hitherto related to commit murder. Probable cause sentence of from twenty years to to toe committee by the shipbuild of Everglades and Naples; was found by the locai court and Mrs, life for the murder of his bride, ing officials who employed him to Weir was botmd over to the Decem Dorothy Heinzelman Peacox. represent them at Geneva. PREROER ACCEPTS Flash lights boomed as the young AMERICAN LEADS Wind Increasing w d Bar ber term of the Superior court. A radio technician and dance hiUl All of the shipbuilding officers bond of $500 was posted by her “sheik” emerged from the jail, testified that Shearer was employed mother-in-law, Mrs. Ida Weir, who shackled to a deputy sheriff. The merely to “observe and report” toe NEW YORK’S INVITEI ometer Dropping. trend of the conference, but when INBAUOONRACE '.ieves with her daughter. latest of America’s array of greaUy publicized defendants wore a smug- Shearer himself got on the witness fr'/TylV' Her Act. BULLETIN! self-satisfied expression on his pale stand today he said: Mrs. Weir's act was committed, “ I was to go to Geneva to see according to the police report, on face. Washlngton, Sept. 30 — The Crowd Watches Him that the United States would get But Latest Reports Have Big Reception at City Hall September 3. She is said to have tropical disturbance which has Down through a lane of morbid- our side of the story—and to see attempted to murder a new born been hovering off* the Florida minded men, women and girls he vVhat a Wesflndian hurricane does when it strikes with all its fury to it that we got a treaty of parity Prior to MacDonalds babe. Her husband had gone to se- with Great Britain. If no parity no Two Still in Air— South coast will ■ strike Pensacola, came, looking neither to right nor is shown by the. above picture, made at the height of the storm that swept sure a physician it was brought out freatv.** Fla., late this aftemo »n. the U. left. A crowd Of about 150 persons West Palm Beach, Fla., in 1928. The picture taken in City Park—center S. Weather Bureau reported. in the investigation, and child-birth Not His First Job occurred before the doctor axrived. had assembled to watch the young of the city’s amusements for winter tourists—shows tall cocoanut palms American Pilot Hurt i Journey to, Washington] A t noon the center of fhe hur In the meantime the police charge man’s get away. - being bent backward by the force of the screaming wind. The Geneva assignment was not ricane which killed twenty per- Mrs. Weir attempted to smother the Peacox was hustled into a parked the first work he had done for toe Bons and wrecked enormous baby In a bed-room vessel. The car. In a jiffy he was being driven shipbuilding concerns. Previously London, Sept. 30—Premier Ram property damage In Nassau, up the road leading to Sing Sing, St. Louis, Sept. 30—Captain Wil baby is now alive and apparently In he had prepared and carried out for liam Kepner, piloting toe Uhlied say MacDonald, of Britain, joumey- Bahama islands, was forty ten miles away. them a program of agitating more ihg to' the. United States aboard the miles southeast of Pensacola. good health. The sheriff got under way with States Army balloon, early , today Pressed Into Vessel. merchant marine legislation, and he had travelled the furthest (fistance liner Berengmria, has accepted an Observers said it was moving Peacox so quickly he forgot tv.o EMPLOYMENT INCREASING northwestward .at the rate of ^ Dr. M. M. Moriarty was the phy spent One whole session of Congress invitation to receive the freedom of commitment Warden John of any entrants to land thus far in sician sought by Mrs. Weir’s hus in Washington lobbying for toe toe Gordon Bennett international the City of New York upon his ar ten railes an hour. band and when he arrived at the Hill and a deputy rushed out of the three-cruiser bill. rival, a wireless message ffom “The center of the jiurricane jail, shouting "Sheriff! Sheriff” but balloon race. Weir home he imme^ately complet A t Geneva, he said, he "looked Kepner, winner of the 1928 Ben aboard the • vessel the Daily Mail will pate inland close to Pen the sheriff had gone into "high” and SAYS NOTED AUTHORITY sacola within a tew hours,” the ed the operations necessary in child- on, observed carefully and got what nett race, landed at Celina, Ohio, at stated today. was up the road in a cloud of dust. • birth and proceeded to resuscitate I could in the press.” He associated 3 o’clock yesterday having gone 381 On his arrival, the dispatch ^ d , official report said. the baby. In this he was successfiU, Gets His Papers. miles from the point of take-off. the. premier will proceed direct to A deputy warden overtook me with the newspaper correspondents The child weighed seven pounds and and to some extent with the Amer It was reported that only two of the city haJi where he will be re Tallahassee, Fla., Sept. 30.—A 55- sheriff’s car, however, and he gave ceived by Mayor James J. Walker. was of such a size that the body Francis H. Sisson Declares PRESIDENT FACING ican delegates, although he said he the nine entries in the race were mUe wind is whipping Apalachicola, could not have • been placed in the the sheriff the commitment papers. still fighting for4h e trophy. They Following a two-hour reception, the Peacox arrived 'kt the grim walls “never spoke to Admiral Hilary P.' premier will proceed to Washing according to reports received here vessel unless pressure were exerted. Jones or Ambassador Hugh Gibson, were the Belgica, of B^gdiun and of Sing Sing at 10:30 o’clock. He American Basic Indus ton. today. . , This pressing of the babe into the DEFEAT IN SENATE the chiefs of the delegation. the Denmark. Bad weather forded The Depot at Apalachicola was was immediately taken to the ward toe other contestants to the ground. The premier’s changed plans, toe vessel constitutes the attempt to Toward one of the correspond reported unroofed. murder, according to the complaint. en’s office. Second In point of distance was message said, were due to the de tries Are Operating at ents, Albin E. Johnson of the New Wire communications to Apalacn- In Court Before. (The young killer wore his slain the Goodyear VIIl, a civilian sire of New York not to- be outdone Yprk World, Shearer was very bit by the capitol in priority in extend icola and Port S t Joe are down. The Weir family figured in police wife’s wedding ring bn the little balloon which came down late yes ter. ing a welcome to the (Ustingulshed Relief agencies here are standing court some montos ago when the finger of his left hand as he entered Higher Rate This Year. Insurgent Coalition Claims terday near Troy, Ohio, 325 '■ailes jgiTig Sing. Before he left White Would Sell Information from here. visitor. by. father and mother were charged From preliminary plans forward Moderate winds and rain squalls with the neglect of their six chil Plains Assistant District Attorney “He took his orders from the Near Tragedy Walter Ferria offered him his wife’s S. COUSINS ed for Premier MacDonald’s ap visited this section during the night dren. Conditions in the home at the BY Sufficient Votes to Strip British consul general,” he said. One near tragedy marked the v^st watch, which the police re lighter-than-air cla^c. That was proval, a great demonstration is and early morning. time were reported in the local anticipated. The premier is due to At Cjarrabelle, on the coast, build covered from pawnshop after the New York, Sept. 30.—"American (Continue on Page U) when the Argentina only South court as deplorable When the case Him of Tariff Power. arrive' in New York Friday. ings were boarded up, and many ■ comes up in Superior court welfare murder. basic industries are operating at an American ent^, crashed on a farm "Give it to my nother,” said Pea three miles south of Fairbanks Earlier messages from aboard the persons left the town. workers will recommend that the appreciably higher rate than at this Bmrengafla told how the ve^pel was Reports said no great damage^ mother be committed to astate insti cox. The mother, Mrs. Catherine Ind., and Pilot Eduardo Bradley suf Peacox, had been at the White time last jrear, de^ite the’spread of Washington, Sept. 30.—Presid^t fered a broken hsr- ^oun^ering heavy seas ott'i j sec was experienced at the coast city. ■ tution. Judge Alexander Am ott rep Plains-tourthouse most of th^tnorn- the seasonal let-dowii that was-ob- BARE LEG CRUSADE Bradley Was riished to a hospital ond day out, but that both the The barometer was still dropping resented Mrs. Weir in court today. Hoover was threatened, with ' the Ing waiting to see District Attorney served a month or two ago. at Terre Haute where his condition premier and his daughter. Miss fast and at 9 s. m., it read 29.36' a first major legislative defeat of his Frank H. Coyne, who had prosecut "There is not the slightest trace is said to be serious. His assistant. Ishtael MacDonald, were standing drop of .04 since 8 a. m. ed her son. She declined to say why of inflation in commodity prices. career today with the Senate prepar CONTINUES IN LYNN Francisco Cadaal, was also injurefl the inclement weather like exper The wind was increasing th^n. she wanted to confer with him. “The transportation situation is ing to reject his appeal for reten in the fall. ienced sailors. » The velocity was above 50 miles an Fatigued from almost incessant hour, the highest since dawn. LOCALMANHIIKT Peaqox was brought from White excellent. tion of toe existing flexible tariff The United States Navy balloon Plains to Sing Sing by Sheriff “Stocks of manufactured goods piloted by Lieut. T. Settle was forc walking of the deck on Saturday, AT WEST PALM BEACH. law. Premier MacDonald, pious as all Thomas V. Underhill, Captain Phil are only slightly, if at all. above A Democratic-Insurgent coalition ed down ten miles southeast of West Palm Beach, Sept. 30.— normal in relaUon to output and Police to fake Names of All Eaton, Ohio. 315 miles from S^. members of his Scottish race, cota- Refugees were slowly filtering back AS HOPfER FAUS lip McQuillan, head of the Greens- claimed sufficient votes to strip the mitted an almost unprecedented burgh police, and Deputy Sheriff demand. President of all rate-fixing powers Louis. This was toe third longest into toe Everglades farming dis distance reported thus far. thing,and-slept through church ser tricts today, as weather reports in Frank Cherice. Peacox was hand “Money is firm and all present in and restore to Congress ,the ex Girls Over 12 Who Do vice. Miss MacDonald also failed dications point to continued firm- German Entry dicated that the tropical hurricane cuffed to Cherice. They sat in the clusive authority to adjust rates to to make an appearance. meet changing economic conditions. The Stadt Essen, German entry had spent its fury in this vicinity rear seat. ness.- ^ , piloted by Erich Leimkugel landed Charles McBride, of Ridge Just a Prisoner “ Employment has increased and Under toe coalition’s plan, the U. S. and that no further danger existed. Not Wear, Stockings. at Catlin, HI., covering a distance of Peacox was handled just like any the general expectation is that busi Tariff Commission would report di MRS. GANN AGAIN Definite' information from toe ness will be well maintained during 170 miles. Leimkugel’s telegram Washington, Sept. 30.—Definite storm-wracked towns on the west other prisoner at Sing Sing. He was rect to Congfress any necessary stated that severe winds and rain wood St., in Memorial taken at once to the new. adminis the remainder of the year.” changes in existing rates, with toe Lynn, Mass.; Sept. 30.—Mayor word on behalf of Vice President Florida coast was still lacking to An Authority Ralph S. Bauer’s crusade against forced his craft to the ground. Curtis, that Mrs. Edward F. Gann, day. The towns of Everglades and tration building. There John Daly, a President empowered merely to send George S. Blanched, piloting the clerk, took his pedlgrree. Francis H. Sisson, banker and along his personal recommendation. girls with bare legs continued to his half-sister and hostess will re- Naples, south of Fort Meyers,' were Hospital Seriously Injured day. Lafayette of France, came down Then he was led through a yard economist, vice-president of the Administration, leaders, appar tiim to toe capital from Topeka rei>orted suffering from heavy dam By order of Harvey S. Gruver, su yesterday near Bloomington,. Ind.. October 5, toe day after Premier age and relief has been sent them and past the “ death house.” Pea Guaranty Trust Company of New ently sensing defeat,' was seexing about 210 miles from toe starting perintendent of schools, toe princi Ramsay MacDonald’s arrival here, from Fort Myers. There apparently Charles McBride, 25, of Ridge cox, who feels he was lucky at hav York, one of America’s keenest ob adoption of a “sixty day veto” pro point. wood street, truck driver, was seri ing “beat the chair,” gave the place servers of financial and economic pals of toe English and classical caused consternation in Official were no casualties. vision, by which toe President would high schools and toe junior high A late report to toe St. Louis ously injured and had a narrow es a searching look. conditions, thus summarized current be authorized to act finally on any Chamber of Commerce stated the Washington today. schools cautioned girl students to Pensacola, Fla., Sept. 30.—The cape from death this morning when And then he was escorted to the business and the immediate outlook proposed rate changes if Congress Belgica had been sighted about With toe British prlnfe-minister a steel hopper partly loaded with bathhouse. There he was bathed and in an exclusive interview. “ roll them up.” As far as today was j and his daughter, Miss Ishbel, center of toe tropical disturbance failed to approve or disaprove the concerned, however, toe order was forty miles from LoulsWlle, Ky. sand and weighing well over a ton given a shoddy, prison gray uniform, Mr. Sisson declared that the ad commission’s recommendations with ! g^uests of honor at the White House which has been playing 'hide and broke loose from the top of a sand to replace his well-fitting blue serge. vance of the rediscount rate of the unnecessary because it was too I at toe time President Hoover Will seek with toe meteoroloigists since in sixty days. CoFilition leaders op damp and chilly for the girls to be bin and crashed into a heavy iron He was questioned with a view of Federal Reserve bank of New York posed this provision on toe ground RUSHING RELIEF give a state dinner, toe question will toe hurricane was first reported sand truck in the process of being determining Ms permanent assign- last month had produced no start I without stockings. arise, officials say, whether “good north of Porto Rico on September it would defeat their puj^pse ' At City Hall, toe city’s chief ex loaded. He is in the Memorial hos- ment. This will be determined later. ling results, either on the security strip toe President of all rate-mak manners” or diplomatic protocol 18, wsis placed close to toe Florida pital and his condition is regarded Meanwhile he was assigned to the markets or on the money situation. ecutive laughed over published re Augusta, Ga., Sept. 30— Relief for will dictate where Mrs. "Dolly” coast line near Apalachicola at 7 ing powers.. ports that he would personally head as critical. The five-ton truck, a "reception company”—a group of “With industrial activity at a Joker in Plan. inhabitants of toe flooded distri'ts Gann' will git at Jhe dinner table a. m., today. total loss, was squashed into the prisoners detailed to rough work remarkably high level, and optim a police detail in a search around, of Georgia near here was pushed next Monday night’ This location was fixed by local There was a “joker” in toe coali toe high schools for offenders of his ground. about the prison. They are allowed ism general among business leaa- tion’s plan. This lay in 'toe fact forward today as toe flood waters,, “ Good manners,” officials admit, authorities in toe absence of wonl The cause of the accident will not no recreation. ers, the financial markets have been m^date.' He said he had been receding at toe rate of six inches an would have Miss Ishbel at the right from Apalachicola or Port St. Joe, that Congress would have to adopt a promised full co-operation from toe be determined until a thorough in Ten days from now Peacox will be watched rilosely^for any sign of un- joint resolution, autoorizlng any hour, make way for workers. . of toe President and Premier Mac in toe indicated path of toe storm, vestigation is made. Manufacturers given his regrular assignment. favorabl^(^elopments that might police and school authorities and Total damage in the neighbor donald-would be seated at toe right since 11:35 p. m., Central Standard proposed rate change before , it that it was unnecessary for him to of the steel bin weighing several “Well,” said Peacox, looking Sing react on g ^ e ra l busines's. The ad hood of $l,000,000 was done when of Mrs: Hoover; Diplomatic protocol Time, Sunday. would become effective. The Presi bother with toe matter further. tons and standing about fifty feet in Sing over, “I’ve seen this place be vance of the rediscount rate has flood water in Undab, Augusta and woiiid place Mrs. Gann at toe Apalachicola’s latest word to toe dent therefore would have toe final Girls Defy Mayor. height, have been notified- Many of fore, but 1 never expected I’d get produced no startling results,” Sis surrounding towns. • ' President's, right, and Vice Presi Pensacola Weather Bureau, toe word in any ' rate controversy, Simday, during toe fall heat The streets of Augusta will he the short bolts which f^tened the here.” son declared, taking up matters through his constitutional power ;to dent Curtis at Mrs. Hoover’s right nearest to toe storm center, have a hopper to the bin on every side, more specifically. wave, a number of Lynn girls defied completely clear of water sometime with the guests of honor occupying barometer reading of 29.48, with veto acts of Confess. toe Mayor’s edict and there was were sheared off. as if from over COOUDGES ’Am MAIDED’ Bank Holdings today, according to municipal second place, or if MacDonald were winds of 52 miles an hour. Not even toe' most ^ optimistic talk of leg^al action to test toe cen weight or faulty structure, but He pointed out that toe holdings member of toe coalition wpuld i pre authorities. accorded toe place of htmor ^ ex t sorship of bare legs. Typhoid serum and purifiers have workmen at the sand pit off Center Northampton, Mass., Sept. 30 — of bankers bills bought in toe open dict toe enactment of such a rate Mrs. Hoover, then/Miss Ishbel and MIAMI REPORT. street just this side of Love Lane Former President Calvin Coolidge market by Reserve banks have in Police were ready to carry out toe been sent to Waynesboro, near here. toe vice president would both be Miami, Sept. 30.—Assured tl»at change over a ■ presidential veto. mayor’s orders. Chief of Police Surrounding that city,-the Cpod cut where the accident took place, de was revealed today as becoming creased considerably, while toe vol Thus, toe President would .be able to sUghted. toe tropical storm which has spread clared that the hopper was oMy “air minded.” ume of banker’s acceptances has Thomas M. Bruckes had toe follow off its water supply and pifiluted What President Hoover will do, desolation in the West Indies and prevent rate changes, even if he can ing general order read at all roll toe reseryoir, but medical autoori- filled to a quarter of its capacity While both Mr. and Mrs. Coolidge mounted to toe highest figure ever no longer" fix., toe. rates. nobody knows, not even' James Cle toe southern Florida coast has nov/ when it broke away. refused to make a flight the former reported at this time of year al calls: ties expressed toe b^ief that ment Dutin, first secretary of em moved permanently out of this Close Vote. “Officers will take notice: If toe prompt relief work h ^ ’ made an Hopper Crashes president ■ and his wife did consent though' toe rate advance at New The outcome .. was' in doubt even bassy, head of toe State Depart territory, Miami returned to nornuU ' to sit in a tri-motored plane here York has been followed by a declin^ officers find any girl over age of epidemic unlikely. ment’s protocol division^ and White today. McBride was sitting on the driv though coalition leaders claimed a 12 on toe main streets of Lynn Five persons are known to be and inspected the giant ship with in rediscounts, toe total amount or victory and one administration poll House master of ceremonies. Dunn Perfect weather has prevailed all er’s seat of the truck at the time reserve credit in use has increased. without stockings, thereby exposing missing. along toe northern section of the waiting for the truck to be loaded. interest. showed a line-up 6f~48-to 47 against returned from Europe three days Brokers’ loans in New York City her bare legs from toe; ankle to eastern coast during toe last 24 Something went wrong and the en toe President, if all Senators." Were TRUCKMEN MAY STRIKE ago when it was thought his path AUTO THIEVES HAUL are much larger than when toe re above toe knee, they will obtain the wbuld be easy with Mrs. Gann in hours. ' tire hopper, some twenty feet square discount rate was raised. present and voting. The coalHaon name and address of each one guHty leaders claimed a larger majority Topeka until after toe dinner was at the top and pointed like a funnel, New York, Sept. 30—Automobile Employment has increased as 1 leaders claimed a of this offence. Where there is a New York, Sept: 30—Demanding but there _was every indication toe j.gf^ggj gjyg name and ad- over. Almost'overnight toe “beans HURRICANE WARNINGS. broke lose from one side. The strain thieves stole 116,000 cars valued at toe high levels of general business an eight-hour day and » Increased Washington, Sept. 30.—The Unit- ' vote would be close. wages for overtime, 4,000 local are spilled” again. caused the rest of the bolts to break $81,200,000 during toe past-' year, activity has been maintained,” said dress, toe officer will bring toe girl ed States Weather Bureau Issued ,and the hopper crashed squarely in The administration poll showed truck drivers threaten to strike tOr The situation at toe British Em according to figures majle public to toe station and obtain a juvenile toe following warning at ten a. ra., to the middle.of the truck. As it fell, fourteen Republicans ready to vote night. The . walkout may. paralyze bassy when Ambassador Howard today by insurance authorities. (C!ontlnued on Page 3) description. This is on'complaint of entertains at dinner and a reception today: . ’ the hopper turned slightly and one against toe President and six Demo Mayor Bauer.” New York’s produce market. . crats ready to support Him. The re- will be different. Neither Mrs. Gann “The tropical disturbance was of the top sides struck the truck central at 8 a. m., about 75 miles just back of the driver’s seat miss bellous Republicans, so polled, were imr the vice president will be invit Blaine, Borah, Brookhart, Cutting, ed. At first blush it indicated a southeast of Pensacola, Fla., and ing McBride by inches. moving northwestward at the rate Buried By Sand Frazier, Howell, Johnson, La Fol- “slight,” , but it is merely a British German Rocket Plane of 10 to 12 miles an hour. Its center The sand in the hppper smashed lette, McMaster, Norbeck, Norris, custom. Nye, Pine and Schall. The^ friendly France To Oppose Plan " Explaining the intention to leave will likely cross toe coastline near the steering wheel and other parts Pensacola, this afternoon. Hurri of the front of the Brockway truck Democrats were Broussard, Fletch the vice president and Mrs. Gann cane warnings are displayed from burying McBride beneath. Work Flies For Six Miles er, Kendrick, Ransdell, Teck and out, embassy ofScials said« it had Trammell. i To Eliminate U-Boats never been 'he practice at the em Pensacola to Bay St. Louis, Miss.; men rushed to the rescue and with and storm warnings elsewhere oq the aid of their hands and shovels A number of Senators however bassy to invite persons who would the gulf coast from 'Cedary Keys to succeeded in extricating McBride Frankfort, Germany, Sept, 30.— ^ Von Opel and his colleague. Prof. were absent and toe absentees, un outrank toe guest it was to honor. the Mouth of the Mississippi river.” from his perilous position to prevent Ritz von Opel, famous inventor of Sander, have long been experiment less paired, would change thei totals, Paris, Sept. 30.—France has al-ftoe Mediterraneans sea during Ihe In this case, the guest of honor is to ing with toe rocket motor as a be Secretary o f State Stimson. It suffocation. He was rushed to the the rocket plane, was burned about so that toe ultimate resfult was ,s ^ hospital in an automobile driven by means of propelling automobiles clouded with doubt. In event-of a ready notlfl^ the United States ^vJ^ed , toe attitude 3tn . Stimson is well enough she will COAST THREATENED. toe neck and his hair was singed Pensacola, Fla., Sept. 30.—'Ihe' Raymond Carlson. and airplanes. Von Opel hoped to be tie vote—a ^jpossibillty—the Preri- that toe French oppose any propos- _ prance towards naval limitatioq, be t^e ranking lady. A t the hospital it was sta/ted this while attempting a demonstratiort- toe first man to fly across toe Eng dent would win.since Vice Presi al for suppression of toe submarine '^indicating the policy France wiH Anyhow, Mrs. Gann is not going West Indian hlirricane which swe^‘ with his rocket propelled plane here lish channel in a plafie driven by dent Curtis would cast the deciding to the embassy dihner, add-may not through the' Bahaman islands and afternoon that McBride was in a the vmder w ater semi-conscious condition suffering today. Two efforts were made to liquid rocket. vote for retention of thq‘flexible get to go to tha White House. That lasted fhe tip of the Florida penisr: from many bruises about the head send fhe plane into the air, but both The fire-spitting plane gave off so provision as it is in existihg law. one the chi^ . the proposed five power nav:U M- question Is up*w President and Mrs. sula, lea'ving dea ' and destruction ' much smoke that Opel was almost This gives the . President,power to, Hoovef, so sorial and official Wasn- in its wake, today, threatened'that, and shoulders. Internal injuries are failed. ice, Vice ______Admiral ■ ’ Dumesnil, of i cemferenoe, -i-r-uriLr - - ______sponsored— ______■ by w feared ^ d X-ray pictures were to On the third attempt, however, smothered by it during the flight fix new rates on recbmniehdatiohs the French Navy, revealed today. Hooycar. of W t^ -jto ^ o n ia portion of toe gidf coast lyii]^ tier 've taken late this afternoon of his toe Inventor succeeded in Uftiag toe however. He brought toe craft to a of the tariff co.mmls^pn. vdto Con- and Pramler Ramsay - Mac-;is&t-napve in yWashlngton^ social safe landing, despite this annoy- j gress having ho imihediate. control The vice admiral was in com- . (Contlimed on Page 3.) plane 75 metrqs and it flew about Ttiftpii of the French navad forces in Donald of England I, sq u ab b le. (Contlnnpd on Page 2.) six. miles. ance. i over his decisions. I
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/A ______. . . . UAKCHEOTR EVEKTNC HERALU, SOUTH M A N C I ^ ^ COm, MONDAY/SEPlSHBgEt’ M, i m i: 4 Lm PAXSBtrWQ ,fl • lil — / SOlSI^ WINS 11 . _ ■ _ . j~ jTO OR(iAN!ZE CHl)RCh IFR^IAN GDXED SHEARER, ON FIN^ APPOINTMENT YOUNG PEOnE P U (Foraished bj Putsam Jk Ce.) Central Bow, Hartford. Conn. COURSE IS SHORT STAND,Gim Union "M*etiiig“to B* a ^ fa Mrs. Berteline Lashinske J ,o DEATHS 2nd Congregational Church Local Cmqlle w o i Pinh Sing at Asylum Hitt Congre Drives Fire Truck on to 1 P. AL Btecks. > Mrs. Eltealwto M. Kuhney. Sunday, October 6. ^ n ^ R S I O N gational Church in Hartford i n» ■ i» Bank Stoekn Mrs. Elizabeth M. -Kuhney, 6’f, ffid Bght ^ e w Records*' at Re A union mooting o f the Christtan Asked Last N ^ Recehe Mii|][ lassed avmy last -evening' at the Tracks and Is Struck by Bankers Trust Co ... 325 Mrs. B ertel^e L m hlnake,. i»n - Endeavor Societies aiid the y o »^ (Contlnned From Page One) uom e' o f h e r , -riteter,.:Jtoa. Joseph |Clty Bank and Trust . 650 tridto soloist for several yeiars in people’s orgfanlzation o f Manchester 700 cent Reptta Thrown Ont Douglas in ^TalcottvUle af ter a Ipi^ Cap Nat B A T ...... 480 the South Methodist church choir, with a three-fold purpose—to ■ or an Express Train. Presets. mnesa. Mrs. Kuhney was in Conn. River ...... 426 “In 1926, he tried to sell me some 'and a member of that-ii^p';for ganize the young people of Man AynSure, BcOUapd,, Aprii *5*0# l«77, First Bond & Mtg ... 40 When Course is Measured British information.’’ over 10 years, has been appointed chester* into a union that wiJ- pro^ “What -was that,” inquired Sena coming to this country with her par Htfd Q I C (825 par) 175 180 Relatives and firiehds of. Mr. and contralto soloist at the Asylum Hill mote a greater fellowship ^ on g Hew Haven, Sept 80.—'Dvo tor ^hortridge (R) of California. ents at toe age of three. She was First Nat Htfd ...... 255 276 Mr». Stevens Ca agharo, df 38 fiJast Congregational church in Hartford. them, to help them to work out their “He asked if I was Interested in tlm Wife of toe late John F. Kuhney vestigatiima were under way hi Land Mtg and Title .. 60 Center street gave them a surprise The music committee of the- local who died three yeara^^ ago. problems together, to launch toe MiddLetbyn, Sept. SO.—T. Mac- a vefy good story that he was pre today into the' death of Cliffi Mutual B A T ...... 240 — party last night in honor of thelii church has.fOltesed Mrs. Lashinske Her early life was spent in ’i’al- “ Crusade with Christ” program that Donnoi;gh RusseU, Commodore of pared to tell for a consideration.” 1 do, vtc ...... 240 golden wedding anniversary. Guests f so that she may accept the Hartford cotville and Rockville,^ removing to embodiesr-crusadlng for worid Telft 28, k volunteer fireman “What was the 'story?'’ New Brit Trust ..... — 200 were present from many distant the Middletown Yacht Club, today position Immediately. Dorchester, Mass.^ ■ after her mar peace, personal evangelism ^ d Madison who early Sundj^ mo “That the British had made an Mutual' BAT ...... 260 — points, among them belDg Mrs. tossed a verbal bomb into the City riage, where she.resided.25 years. Cbristiap citizenship, will be held in arrangement with Greece which ing tried to drive toe town tore j Park St. Bank ...... 1400 — Harry Nehl, of Woodside, L. L, Mr. Hall, demanding that Mayor F. J. Mrs. Huhney>B.unney was abtlveacuvo .uiin toebus second Congregatioiial chuf^ gine across three sets of track C rts W. 1...... 325 — and Mrs. Franl’ Daneli of Stratford,* Bielefield conduct an immediate in would be in defiance of toe 5-5-3 Rebekahs havihig served as Noble j y^e norto end on Sunday, October g Riverside Trust ...... — 690 ConnM Mr. Giggv and Mrs. B. Basso- vestigation into the city’s engineer nranrt nf America Lodge, NO. 156 the; New Haven ralii’oad’s Sh Grand of America West Htfd Trust _____ 475 — latti of Amherst, Mass. B. F, Carint, ing department. The records es ^ ^ a r e r said he told Johnson he The movement and meeting U| of Dorchester. 1 Line division to. get to a fire. Coro Bonds. of this town act^ as toastmaster. * tablished during the widely adyer^ “wasn’t interested.” A sister, Mrs. Joseph Douglas, ot sponsored by Rev. P. C. Allen, of the Under questioning he said John net James J. Corrigan had one * Htfd A Conn West .. 95 Mr. and Mrs. Cavaignairo^ WMe pre** Used regatta of the New England TalcotvlUe;'. • a brother, Alexander host church; Rev. Yemoh I. thilUps, - East Conn Pow 5s . . . 100 103 sented with many ^fts in gold, and . and Middle Atlantic Outboard son represented himself as the rep Htuq^Unson o f Oeveland and a president of toe Connecticut Chris vMtigation, and New Haven resentative of an “international Conn L P 7 s ...... 116 118 many bouquets .of flowers. 'The af Motorboat Association a week ago nephew, John J. D ou gl^, 39 Russeit tian Endeavor Union; Russell ' road officials toe other. newspaper” and that he said he (^omi L P •••••• 105 108 fair was held in. Shady . Laim,..the were outlawed because the course street. South M^ches'ter survive. Blair, field secretary for toe Mass., The fire engine was hit by “didn’t give a damn if America had ^ Conn L P 4 % s ...... 98 100 home of Stefano Garbarinl. was short The city’s engineers had Funeral servici^ will be held M a ln e ,^ . H., and Conn., Christian Quaker EScp” s®» fast train ^ Htfd Hyd 5s ...... 102 105 surveyed the course at the request any ships.” Wednesday at 3 p. m. at toe norae Slndeavor Unions. Shortridge asked the witoess Insurance Stocks; of the yacht club smd certified it a,s of Mrs. Joseph Douglas. Burial will At 3 o’clock Simday afternoon a curred was going sixty mUes an what he understood to- be the pur 2 1-2 miles in length. Eight Ameri be in Grove Hill cemOtery, Rock meeting of the presidents, pastors hour but slowing down because of Aetna Cslty (810 par) 245 255 pose of toe Geneva conference. SAYS HER D A U G im can records were broken in the re ville." nnrt leaders o f the local TOcleties and signal conditions. For T efft in driv Aetna Insurance . . . . . 785 860 . “A treaty of parity,” was tne gatta and the data was forwarded churches will be held in the church, ing onto the tracks tore down a Aetna Life (810 par).. 142 145 firm, loud answer. 62 to the central authority for sanc Miss Maria Persson. it is urged that all organizations long section of toe signal system Automobile (810 par) . 59 REJECTFS HER OWN CHILD Shearer protested that his pur 2350 tion. A careful check-up revealed Tvnaa M aria Perrson, 46, of 49 have a representative present. which was mounted about two feet Conn. General ...... 2300 the fact that the course on which pose at Geneva “ was absolutely in Whetherell street, died at 7 o’clock In the evening,at 6:30 o'clock a Hartford F i r e ...... 1100 1115 harmony with the outlined purpose above toe oul^de raU. A fter toe im the records were made was half-a- this morning at the Memorial hospi-| unionumon rallyrauy ovi f themo young people, ***in Htfd Steam Boiler ... 780 800 of the conference,” which w m naval pact toe remains of toe fire engine Mrs. W . D. Collins Protests tal where she was removed Satur-1 ,of Mr. Blair, will open with Lincoln Nat L ife ...... 127 miie short. parity between Great Britain and were carried 3,100 feet by actual t . day. She was employed in the warp National (810 par) . . . 95 .97 Persistent Unloading of Boy.. the United States. He conceived i a lively • song service under toe measurement. ' ing department at Cheney Brothers. leadership of “a iff” Morse, college xPhoenix ...... 1060 1080 Oil Her Doorstep. to be his duty, he said, to jsee that ' Operator Sees Blaze She leaves her father, Peter 'rufve- song, leader. Delegatos from this Travelers • ...... ,1825 1845 the American side of all questions The railroad Investigation brought CAR PicKS ON ANOTHER son of Worcester, Mass., two sisters state, who attended th* toternational do, rts ...... 19% 201^ Refusing to rear her child or json- got proper presentation in the press, out the fact that W.. J. Grawfora, in^Sweden, an aunt, Mrs. A. Swan Convention of the Christian En Public. Utility Stocks. tribiite, except sporadically, to' its and to that end he wrote letters, operator in the signal tower near son of 70 Haynes street, two deavor Union, at Kansas City this xCotm Elec Sve ...... 138 141. upbringing, Mrs; - Edith- Blood of AND LOSES ONLY ROUND got up data^ and saw to .t the accident, had first discovered cousins, Mrs, Carl Johansson and -summer will give their Impression do, rt? 19 20% Springfield, daughter of Mrs. War reached toe press. the blaze and called the chief des- Mias:EiUen Swanson. She had been o f toe convention. Conn L P 8% 119 ren D, Collins, a Widow, of 13% Ford British Did It Mrs. Berteline Lashinske patcher here, telling him of the fire, “ E veryb o^ knows,” he said, a resident of Manchester for 17 A special musical program it • be Conn L P 7% ...... 119 street, thta town, returned her nine- Parked Machine Goes to a Lot j years. . ing arranged follow^ by a short and asking if he could go over to Conn L P 6Vi% pf . . . 99 / year-old son to ilia grandmother “that in toe Washington conference Mrs. Lashinske, whd is one of aid. Crawford was told to go. He of Trouble to Get Into a Col in 1922 Lord Riddell of toe British The funeral will be held at 1:30 fftUf by a member of each ot the Conn L P 6% % pf .... 112 Mrs. Collins, at midnight last night, Manchester’s most promising solo Wednesday afternoon at Watkins Manchester societies, Russell J, supposed Uvea might be in danger Conn Power ...... 137 only a few houra after the latter had . lision. delegation constituted himself in ists, has been studying voice under and he was in position to be the charge of press relations and he Brothers, 11 Oak street. Rev. S. E. Blair will be the principal speaker. do, pfd ...... 110 taken the boy to Springfield telliflg prominent teachers for many years. Green of the Swedish Congregation first to arrive at .toe fire. H art E L (par 25) 138 her daughter she ootiid. no longer A fightifi’ fool of a car is that wanted no repetition of that. It is expected that other features Her wor^ in local musicals and as a l church, will officiate and burial While Cravtford was sit the scene do, 'rts 17 support, the* cklld. So says Mrs. owned by Marshall J. Potter of “ M y purpose was to get , out the will be added before the rneeting. church soloist has attracted the at will be in the Blast cemetery. The o f the fire* a bus. driver who w w do, vtc ...... 135. Collins. South Windham. It picks on other facts, even before toe conference tention of critics who have he^d fimeral parlors will be open for the blaze while going from N w Greenwich W & G ... 95 When Mrs. Colhqa refused: to cars and doesn’t care if it does get convened -and bring out toe value her and they have all commented of toe merchant marine. Remember friends • tomorrow evening imtil 9 TELLS OF IMPRESSIONS London to New Haven, ran to the Htfd Gas ...... 90 open the door the mother JSaced .toe licked* most favorably on her voice. Joto tower to consult the signalman. The do, rts 8 child on to© doorst^ and sped Saturday night Mr. Potter left toe toe potential value of the merchant o’clock. Spencer Camp, Hartford music driver, John Dwyer, faUedJto find do, pfd ...... 50 aw ay in an . automobile. A s . this car parked at toe head of E l(W ^ e marine with every merchant ship designed for two purposes— aircraft authority, was influential in a great AMERICANS MAKE Ike signsd main, smd so repoTOd.; S N E T Co ...... 196 206 w te not toe first time this had hap* street facing west, with the carriers and warships. I used as a degree in Mrs. Lashinske securing . Just why Telft tried to cross Manafactnring Stocks. ■pened, being the fourth or fifth in, burning. A car belonging to W. J. the Hartford appointment; As solo toe track? probably never will be fact since toe child’s birth, Mrs Crosson of Bloomfield was parked basis toe navy intelligence data 1 Acme Wire 63 68 ist at the Asylum Hill Congrega 40 OF 120 “NEW VOTERS’ Charles D. Hurrey, secretary of known. A bridge carrying a Ifigo Collins appealed to the police, in an nearby on toe other side of the had with me.” do, pfd ...a...... ', 112 “Do you know of anyone who tional church Mrs. Lashinske will be the National Council o f Y. M. C. A- way/^^across the tracks was close. 73 attempt to 'force Mrs. Blood to 8ui>- street, facing west, also with lights Am Hardware ...... 70 worked against the agreement?” working under the famous Edward who has had a world wide exper- The route Tefft chose was . practi port her chilrf. burning. For ng reason anybody FAIL TO FACE BOARD Amer Hosiery 30 “Only one. He wanted another F. Laubin. i^ c e in this work and who has cally impassable without _ doing The child, whose name was given could find out, unless it might be American Silver ...... 26 naval building holiday.” Mrs. Lashinske, is the wife of traveled very extensively in foreign heavy damiage vSnd imperilling the Arrow H&H, pfd ..;. 104 by to© gjrandmother as Roberi that it just naturally didn’t like the “W e’ll take that up' later.” Arthur F. Lashinske and their home countries, was the speaker at the api»ratus by toe height of the rails Boebidieu, is not, toe latter says, to< looks of the other car or its lighte, do, com ...... 44 “Then it isn’t a fact that you is at 425 Center street. JusL One-Third of Applicants meeting: of the Manchester Kiwarils above ground and -by signal system Automatic Befrlg ----- son o f Mrs. Bipod’s present hiMband the South Windsor car started roll tried to break up the conference ?” club this noon. He took for his and neither of toe Bloods is willing ing, gaining speed as it came^ dovm Stay Away— G. 0. P. Gets Itself. - J X,. Bigelow Htfd, com .. 91 "That possibly is the most subject “Seeing Ourselves as Others Tefft had naaneuvered the ma to take the .boy under toeir care, grade and veered to toe left just in Big Majority. do* pfd 100 ridiculous statement that I have R. J. SMITH’S NEWEST See Us”, He talked largely on the chine to the very center of toe east- Billings, and Spencer . 11 though able to do s©- ^ - time to crash into toe Bloomfield While Mr. Collins was. alive, Mrs. ever heard.” impressions that Americans • are bound track-when the express train Bristol' iBrass 35 car, bending its left fender.. Perhaps “ Didn’t you write that you did Thirty-one persons, fifteen men TTjaiting on the people of the many CoUihs did not begrudge bringing up the Bloomfield car saw toe other JOB NOT FULL TIME ONE and sixteen women* were, made vot^ crashed lnto_ hinu'' do. pfd 108 that?” coimtries he has visited and worked Case, Lockwood & B . 675 the boy when she w a a je ft with two • one coming and got set by digging “No. I said the conference broke ers at the. final session this year of' among. of her own children, one ‘Of achcwl its tires into toe groimd. Anyhow the Selectmen, town clerL and Collins,nGo 130 —^but you won’t find any ‘I’ in front Thousands of young men are com xColt’s Firearms...... 35 age and the other just started work toe aggressive runaway bounded of it. I said Secretary Kellogg said registrars lieat Saturday. Of these ing to this country every year to ing, to say nothing* of another g^rl off skidded across toe street, hit Takes Over County Commis the Republican Party is believed to Eagle Lock ...... 48 I broke it up.” lieam oim ideas and methods of bus Falnir Bearings ..... 100 whom a second daughter, also livbig toe curb and rolled inglcriously Shortridge asked many questions sion Position Tomorrow; have gained 29 voters and the iness and after u time will return to Fuller Brush A 15. in Springfield, had left on hei over. to ascertain Shearer’s attitude to Democrats two, their own countries fitted to present FLORIDA’S EAST COAST Own Business as Usual. do. Class ‘AA, 60 hands* she rebelled. By wmtinuoua A crowd gathered and had the car ward toe conference, whether friend This number added to that of the to them toe ideas of Americans. As Hart & Cooley ...... 160 190 work she could not provide for all of on its wheels again when Officer Saturday before brings the total a consequence Am erica today is de ly or unfriendly. state Senator Robert. J. Smith, Hartmann Tob 1st pfd 65 them. ; Michael Fitzgerald arrived. He “My stand was a fair treaty or well known Manchester real estate voters made to 80, the Republicans veloping, good will among all of toe (Continued frnm Page 1) do. com; ^4 When the mother refused to, »©nc found both cars somewhat damaged no treaty— 10,000-ton cruisers and and insurance man, tomorrow as belni, ^credited with 73 and the foreign nations. of Inter Silver 140 money to have Robert vaccinated, il but nobody injured. He tested toe eight inch gims,” he said.' sumes his new office of county com Democrats 7. There were 120 appli Wilbrod J. Messier won the tween Apalachicola^ souto east was the last straw and Mrs. Collins brakes of both cars, found them all BHendly Attitude. missioner. The, term, beginning. Oc- tendance prize today which \ here, and- Mobile to toe west.; do, pfd ...... 166 cants of whom forty failed to ap Landers, Frary and Clk 70 took toe child to Springfield. When right and decided it was no case Asked pbint blank if his attitude tober 1, is of four years duration. gdven by Rev. J. Stuart Neill. Late last night, w lto issuance of pear before the examining board. Manning & Bow A ... 16 he was returned toe same night the that called for an arrest. was unfriendly. Shearer said “on Mr. Smith was Reeled to the cbm- toe list weather report from Wash Ctf toe 80 new voters,,' 35 were do. O ass B ...... 10 fee for vaccination was in hts toe contrary my attitude was ington, the storm wka approximate missionership by' the present M gis- fo r e i^ bom and newly made citi New Brit Mch., pfd .. 100 pocket. lature befbre its firstadjourixjnent ly 125 hfiles west of Tainpa* moving friendly.” zens of this country. POST ROAD USED do, com 41 However, his g^fandmother toys “I have sugg^ested that Britain northwest at proxiinately ten MANCHESTER FOLK AT and succeeds Edwin W . Schultz of Nils Bern Pond ...... 43^! she . cannot keep him longer and cut down to our size. That doesn’t miles an hour.. was existed to Nevj Britain. North & Judd ...... 22 wants some, action taken to force look like trying to help toe ship- While toe County Commissioners BY 22,500 CARS cross to,e coas.Uine sometime today, Peck, Stow and WU .. H her daughter to support him. ;yards. I didn’t want such an agree- are responsible for mutch coimty the hour ' depending, on whether It * BRISTOL CELEBRATION Russell M fg Co ...... 145 ment as would turn all our shipyards property and for the man^ement of Strikes.;near Apalachicola,or further ABOUT TOWN PER SUMMER DAY ScovUle ...... 63 into manufacturing plants for present and potential oouhty affairs to the West. Smythe M fg Co. pfd,. — LOCAL MAN HURT cruisers____major among which are control* i or.. ______From ail indications, toe, storm Delegates and invited gruests in Seth Thom Co., com .- 38 • Shearer heate^y denied toat hd'jail, the xourt house at That the Boston Post Road, be did Ita worst d a m ^ e In toe Ba attendance' at the dedicatory ser The apniiftl state convention of hamas, whefe twentjr persoim wei-e
i ' MAiiBHisisiteR' BVBNi{o , BdatOTifSfcpt'.'^ aa^n-w ide Weldon of 30 Porter street at 2 team desirous of competing should Simidifled procedure for register of officers to be presented at l^e huiit w'as latihcjlied..t<^y by, ’pisp^t- o’clock yesterday afternoon. She is have a representative present to annual meeting in November. Ihe ment of Justice "a’gents for fifty] ing- automobiles has been arranged in the Memorial hospital, where she night. report of the special committee of murderers, the latest- develppinent for approximately 340,000 owners has been unconscious since admit the Chamber of Commerce of the in the search' fdr'^^the ’slayer 8^10'- to whom application blanks were tance, 'with a possible fractured United States on Calendar reform uel Rhelnstein, New York fur skull. Her. condition is critical. will be discussed and a ballot cast dealer and alleged “white slave” sent today for 1930 motor vehicle Miss Weldon tried to avoid hitting registrations by the State Motor HIGH SCHOOL NOTES racketeer, slain-here. Home Makers the child by swerving sharply to the ThS drive, v ^ c h ^ described Vehicle Department. The require left but the rear fender on the rignt EMPLOYMENT INCREASING 'also as-a “ clemiip" Of the ‘‘W e ment of a sworn statement before side struck her. Miss Weldon re rackets” -iir Pehnsyl’vajoia, f?ew York, a notary public has been eliminated ported the accident to Officer John The first meeting of the ’29-’30 de and Massachusetts was initiated by and return addressed envelopes are McGlinn, who made an investigation bating club took place yesterday SAYS NOTED AUTHORITY United States Attorney Frederick enclosed with each form. The ap for Thirty Years and found that the mother ot tbe with Mr. Jenkins, the new debating H. Tarr. It w a s' Tair ’whb had plicant will be asked only to fiU child held the driver blameless. Mrs. coach, presiding. The meeting was made the startling statement', that the blank with the required infor Brewer said the accident was un devoted, for the most part, to the (Continued from Page 1) fifty unexplained slajrings in "this mation, enclose the proper fee and avoidable. No arrests were made. reorganizing of the club as most of coimtry were directly attributable to furniture store that lives aiM grows for thirty, .1*. rpnil to the department, which will the members r.re new. Friday was Sisson, pointing, out also that ffie the so-called “^ce-ring." promptly ■forward registration cer decided as the day on which the trade in the immediate past, but Plans for the' natioh^^de (Wve can well be proud of the success it has tificate and plates. CENTER CHURCH club wiU meet. Next Friday’s meet also a favorable sign for the future, were discussed today by ’farr, Aa . The,new application form must ing ^11 be devoted to electing club since expanding purchasing power sistant United States Attpmey L achieved. So we celebrate giving you an oppor-. be signed in every case by the own officers and to an informal discus IS made availav-ie for the buyinp 01 Thomas T. Ckx)ke, of New York, and er of the vehicle which is to be reg OUTING OCTOBER 5 sion on the question, “Resolved that consumers’ go' ds. Continuing his Assistant District Attorney Freder tunity to share with us our success during this istered. Exception to this rule is al the present jury system should be *2urvev doniestic business condi ick Doyle, of Boston, in charge of - ^1 lowed only when power of attorney : , ------abolished.” tions,’ Sisson said: the Rheinstein investigratloh. . 30th Anniversary Celebration. Everywhere it has been “Among the industries that sell has been given to the s i^ e r plans for the annual outing ' Meanwhile the local probe feen- j Now that the majority of colleges their oroducts direct to consumers, heralded with great enthusiasm. Home maj^ers have owner. The applicant i^ll no longei completed the Men’s League and other educational institutes tered around the -questioning today be required to state the make, o: automobile manufacture has oc prices that more of the Center Church “ expects have opened for the school year, it cupied the most conspicuous posi of two women i 1 connection with waited for it— and manufacturer’s symbol, ot the head- j the slaying of New York ffir dealer, every member to do his duty” and is possible to know the definite tion. The phenomenal rate of motor than bring a keen lights. ," Iallow himself a treat by attending plans Of the alumni ot Manchester Federal, officials interviewed Miss they were not dis As in the past, the department car production so far this year has the outing to be held at Camp High school who are going to study been reflected in the large demand Margaret Wheel er,, of Bal timore, the appointed „f or Jiere realization of why, Will endeavor to reserve for early KevTiie, John Reinartz’s cottage, at further in higher educational insti sweetheart of the ' slain man, and applicants the registration numbers for certain basic commodities, such Coventry Lake, Saturday afternoon, tutions. From the class of ’29 thirty- S.'S steel and copper. Recent reports Miss Betty Martin of Pbttstown is what they found Keith’s is known assigned the pre'vious year. This October 5. six out of one hundred and forty- show that the dealers’ stocks cf Pa. They were questioned in con as the store where pri’vilege can be extended only to Numerous actiidties, boating, two graduates are entering higher automobiles are jnereasing heainly. nection with the ‘Vhite slave ring” — ^the finest array November 15 because o: the large swimming, vollqy ball, quoits, rifle schools. This means that over one- due to some extent, to re-stocking acti-vities here and in Pennsylvania! of furniture ever you' can afford to amount of clerical work involved. practice, card games and what not 'fourth of the class are seeking high with new models. But current The district attorney of York, Pa. After that date the numbers mu.st have been arranged to occupy the er education—an indeed enviable estimates of total production for it was learned, requested local au assembled on . our buy good furfii-' be given out in the order most con minds of the members and a de record. There are also sixteen alum the year point to a considerable re thorities to question Harry Malaga, venient to the department. There lectable dinner is to be taken care ni from other classes who are en duction in plant operations over the of Easton, Pa., held here regardinf floors — offered at ture. Again we is a slow increase yearly in the of by Samuel Bohlin, Elbert Shelton tering schools or colleges this fall. remaining months. an unsolved murder case in New number applying early. Last year and James McCaw. The following is a list of all Man “The building iiyiustry, another York. invite you to"visit us during this most important event only 30,000 of the 315,000 appli Roy Buckler, Ralph Proctor, and chester High alumni who will this important consumer of steel and. in and see for yourself furniture offerings that are in style cants were listed before November Joel Nichols have charge of ar fall take up studies in higher insti numerable other raw materials, is 15. In 1927, there were 27,160 and rangements - and transportation; still active in comparison with any HIGHWAY DEPT and value a representative part of our everyday policy. Ray Pillsbury and James Craig, of tutions: in 1926, 24,050. Harvard other period except the recent past. All 1929 registrations will expire sports: and Clarence Quimby •will Jacob Rubinow ’29. , There has been a material decrease December 31. Number plates. for act as cheer leader. LEAVES SHRUBS Robert Smith ’29- in new buildings since last year. 1930 registrations must not be dis Yale Highway Construction played untU the last week day ot Ruthven Bidwell ’28. “Although erection of residential FOR BIRD FEED and commercial buildings appears December, 1929, under the law. In ABOUT TOWN Herman Yulyes ’29. formation concerning fees and Wesleyan to have receded to definitely lower questions on the application blanks levels, the enormous volume of Francis Burr '28. highway construction and, to a less During the past summer Connec has been sent with every blank to Miss Ruth Cohn of the Smart Carroll Wilson ‘29. prospective registrants. Shop is in New York on a buying extent, the exponsion of the public ticut highway department employes Raymond Woodbridge ’29. utility industry, are strong sustain at work clearing wild plqnts and Each application must be com trip. Rensselaer plete and accompanied by the nec ing factors and will doubtless con undergrowth from the spoulders of Elliott Knight ’29. tinue to be so. state roads have been instructed by essary fee. If payment is made in Mrs. Walter Rau of M^tle street Tufts is recovering from a serious opera “The country’s foreign trade is in Commissioner John A. Macdonald to coins or bills, sent through the Ruth Behrend ’29. ' mails, the payment must be regis tion undergone at the St. Francis an exceptionally healthy condition. leave standing certain types of Paul Giesecke ’29. Both exports and imports so far growths upon which feed various ^ tered. A written request must be hospital some time ago. She is stay Middlebury submitted for special number res ing at the home of a relative in this year have easily exceeded 1928 song, plumage and game birds. In^ Ruth McMenemy <29. totals. Since there has been no ad many cases, these species of shrubs ervations. These may be made to East Hartford and is expected to Bates return to her home in six weeks. vance in commodity prices during have been planted along the roads the Hartford office or to any Lewis Cheney ’29. brancti office. No mail orders will the year, the increase in dollar imder the supervision of the high Mrs. Abbe Fay, mother of Leo Eda O sano’28. ” . ■ ^ totals represent genuine rapansion way dirislon superifitendents.' be accepted at the branch office^, Fordham and Miss Elizabeth Fay of Pearl in the volurhe of shipments. 'The Among the species which: have «tcept for reservations, and after Joseph McCluskey ■’29. street, is a patient at St. Francis export surpluses have been reduced been left standing or which have November 15 all mail orders mu.st Mt. Union by abnormally large imports, due be sent to the Hartford office. hospital, Hartford, as a result of a been planted during the summer a.re Rodney Wilcox ’28. apparently to the anticipation of the following which Imve-a special All questions must be answered blister on a hand that became in University of Albama m P P lN G The TOWN DOCTOR fected. Mrs. Fay was operated on higher tariff rates under the pend appeal to game birds, holly, rasp in ink or typewritten. Remittance Austin Chambers ’28. Saturday to prevent blood poison ing bill.’.’ , * berry, button busfi, mulberryi_chpke ’SAYS by check, money order or express Stuart Robinson ’27.^ “ ' " ' ing’^spreading through'her system. cherry, sumac in variety, .^ .'wild Mrs. ^E'ni'ma 'Wobd' 'find her' order' shOdld- be made payable ' to Boston University <^and serve as today’s buyers like the Commissioner of Motor Vehi She is in a weakened ■ condition be grape, hackberry sind elderberry. daughter Mrs. King, both of Provi- TO THE MERCH.ANTS Edward Markley ’29. SOVIET PLANE REACHES Upon these and other types of plants dence, R. I., were the guests, of OF MANCHES'TER be sold and served, they will con cles. Number plates are delivered cause of the many incisions made Mt. Holyoke tinue to accept the repeated ^invita ■free. Special care is requested in necessary in her hand. which bear only Latin names feed Miss Etta I. Stoughton, this week. Miriam Watkins ’28. such game birds as partridge, Mrs. King retxumed to her home tion. You would do it yourself im copying the engine numbers on the New Rochelle SITKA; LOST FOR HOURS A few years ago the people of der similar circumstances. Miss Anna Hewitt, who is to be pheasant, quall, spipe, ^ yriW geese Tuesday and Mrs. Wood will re blanks. Casting numbers are fre- Eleanor Dwyer ’29. Manchester and surrounding' terri Still, the average man and i^m - qii^ tly confused with those of the married in November to Ernest and woodcock," 1 ‘J v*! / \ main with . Miss Stoughton for Mass. Inst, of Technology tory HAD to buy from you, or go an, by far the majority of the peo engine.__ Casting___ numbers are raised Morin of Auburn, Mass., was given Sitka, Alaska, Sept. 30.—Ha-ring Practiqally the same growths with awhile. ple in Manchester woifld rather dP-^ Andrew Rankin ’28. the addition of silverberry, arbor Mrs. Loraine Sharp and ■daugh without. As you know only too and engine numbers are stamped oti j a shower in that place Saturday Clark narrowly averted a forced landing in business with you, and they %rill do a nlate or on a smooth surface ! night. Many friends and relatives the sea off Cordova, the Russian ritae, buckthorn and red cedariTur- ter, Miss Harriett E. Sharp and son well, that is not now the case. Good business with you if you i ^ l pr^qt' Kenneth Graham ’29. nish food for such song and plumage Ernest, all w,ent . to Wethersfield roads and motor cars, magazines, somewhere on the motor. were present. Among other ^fte, Trinity plane, “Land of the Soriets” today by the experience of others. That I Miss Hewitt received an elect nc had arrived safely in the harbor birds as the blackbird, bluebird, last Thursday to spend the first metropolitan papers and radios, Jack Kemp ’25. is not idle talk, but a fact based on waffle iron and a silk bedspread. here on the Sev^ard to Sitka leg of bobolink, cardinal, chickadee, cuc wedding anniversary of Mr. and plus free mall, delivery, has chang- human nature, backed up by actual Holy Cross its flight to New York. . koo, finch, rricker, kingbird, lark; Mrs. Edward Sharp, at their home | all that, proof obtained from Uie . people, Thd next meeting of Frohfin Elmo Mantelli ’28. meadowlark, mockingbird,., oriole, there. , | Today people can get anything themselves in every -section of the Pratt Institute Shortly after its departure at TELEPHONE CO. HEAD Lodge, No. 24, O. D.- H. S. will be 10:11 a. m.. Pacific time yesterday starling;, swallow, tanager, .thrush, Mrs. F. E. Bidweil and Mrs. Anna! they need'or want, from whom and coimtry. But, you must have a , Stella Lincoln '25. ,,, n«»>»T.nn'held October 3rd at 8 o’clock in the Soriet plane became lost and waxwing, woodpecker and wren. F. Wheeler of South Windsor at- whence they please -:- not only can “reason why” and that reason must Tinker Hall All members are re- Storrs tended Grand but do. They can get it from you. be kept before all of the people all 4 J ‘i YEARS 1 LA1\ J INi n JSERVICE lill T lu u I Jg t,g present as the meet- sent out an S. O. S. message asking John Mahoney ’29. for its location. Government radio lingford last Saturday. but whether they dp or do not de- of the time. Herbert Crockett ’29 in Feb. ______I ing is very important. stations received the message and LINDBERGH TO PHOTO John Depriz, 36, of East Windsor pends on you Everett Glenney ’29 in Feb. In practically every community we Say to yourself, “Why do people were able to give the Russians the Hill, was boxmd over to the Su buy elsewhere?” Ask yourself. Vesper George Art School hear: “ Outside advertising it entic New Haven, Sept. 30.—President ; course. RUINS IN HONDURAS perior (Jourt at a court hearing in “Why should the people of M ^ches- James T. Moran of the Souther n-j Lucille Clarke ’29. South Windsor last Wednesday ing our people”—“Competition of The call for help was sent when combines is taking our business.” ter buy from me what 1 have to sell,' New Elngland Telephone Co. is i NOON STOCKS Colby Junior College night under bonds of $3,000 on' a in preference to my competitor?” ' i the plane was about 100 miles from Maybe this is true, but what are yoa wearing a 45-year Ser-vice Emblem Esther Holmes ’29. charge of criminal negligence in the Answer both of these question^— 1 land off the southeast coast of doing to counteract it? i of gold and containing a small em Grove City Cordova. Coast Guard ships at Colon, Panama Canal ?one. Sept. death o f his two co'mpanions by in they must be answered not only to erald in recognition of the comple New York, Sept. 30.—The Stofck George Sta’vnlsky ’23. 30— Col. Charles A. Lindbergh, whp As an excuse and alibi for lack Cordova and at Sitka were in juries in the auto-trolley collision of business,'thousands of merchants yourself, but to your customers if tion by him on September 30, of Market had little to show for its Culvert-Smith Kindergarten School flew here from Barranqullla, Colom you are going to continue in busi structed to stand by for a dash to in South Windsor on September 7. say. “People don’t buy like they 45 years continuous association week-qnd reflection over last week’s Emily Keeney ’29. the plane’s rescue should it be forced bia, accompanied by his young wite, Louis Rupaka and Mrs. Mary Che- ness and keep out of the red. Mt. Herraon is studying the possibility of estab used to.” That is absolutely true— •with the telephone business in this drastic shake-out, a few of the blue- into the sea. kas were killed. It is claimed that Business goes to the place'wbeire Robert Mercer ’29. lishing both day add-oight flying people don’t buy as they used to. state. < specialties, like Eastman Kodak and First Pilot S. A. Shestakov landed Repriz y;ras Intoxicated at the time But how about you—do you still it is invited—you caji’t expect busi National Biscuit sailed over the Phillips Andover services from the United States, to It can be said truthfully that Mr. the plane at Seward Friday after a of the accident. Judge Hickey was sell “like you used to ?” Why should ness if you don’t ask for it. Moran grew up with the telephone heads of the. general speculative Robert Treat ’29. hazardous flight from Dutch Har South America he revealed today. his counsel. Max AdelrhanAdelman wai. tnethe gq-ig to the old, humdrum, Business stays at the place where Col. Lindbergh has planned te re business for he has been in intimate list, with new gains of 3 to 5 points. Westminster bor, Unalaska. Hunared.s cheered prosecutor and Judgfi Leslie W. Weekly “tradin’.” . .when shopping it is well treated, backed up with an main about a week in the Canal touch with its affairs since his The rank( and file of industrials Leslie Buckland '29. the four airmen when they soared Newbury was the judge. ana buying are now niade such a inritation to continue the pleasure graduation from Yale Law School started the new week a point higher, Williston Zone resting after bis long flight of such treatment. . away from Seward yesterday. from Miami,''Fla., to Dutch Gui^a. Mrs. Mary Bidwell ot Deep River pleasure? Why go to a fimeral in 1884. but there was enough “ selling on Robert Glenney ’29. Business comes back to the place but he said that his stay might be has been the guest of Mrs. Albert ^ when a festival is on? About the time Mr. Moran enter rallies” to flatten out quotations for Bentley School of Finance Burnham the ptust week. She r e -; If other stores invite the people where it is served best and. i^ ere the inritation to profit from such ed telephone ser'vice there were 5,- the active shares to Saturday’s clos Felix Mozzer ’26. shorter. . ^ ' . . , turned to her home last Friday. and give them a reason why they “We are never out of radio touch service is kept constantly in the \ 507 telephones in 34 central offices ing level, and in so me, cases to send Boston School of Domestic Science OPEN FORUM The Friendly Indians held their should buy from them,- of course them a little lower. Dorothy Curran ’27. with land stations after leaving forefront. of the Southern New England Co. Miami.” Col. Undbergh said. “I regular ineeting'at the Y. M.‘ C. A. your customers are going to accept Today there are 315,00^ telephones Bulls in Wall street were gen Willimantic and New Britain - - invitation at least once. ’Then. Your newspaper is your ally—^iiae SUNDAY SPORTS plotted the planes all the way ex club rooms on Tlitfrsday afternoon. in the system and 84 central offices. erally of the opinion that they had Normal School The executive .board of the Par if these extending the inritation sell •tl been more scared than hurt by last Florence Benson ’29. cept for an occasional hour j^est The investment in buildings and Editor, The Herald: when T was relieved by Co-Pilpt ent Teachers’ Association met at equipment has grown in a corre week’s tumble in stock prices and Slyvia Hagedom ’29. have children the home of the rice-president last Vitaphone specialty photographed took courage by Arthur Cutten's “Those of us who Charles Lorber., sponding way. Marian Hills ’29. growing up are sometimes concern Monday evening to plan year’s entirely in beautiful natural colors. statement that he had not' sold a ‘1 had expected to remain here JOLSON PLEASES " Although bom in North Haven, Helene Jacquemin ’29. ed when we think of the various dis program. The next meeting ■will be A news weekly will also be shown. single share of stock. Industrial for a week’s rest, but cableg;rams, 1 .1 - . Mr. Moran came to New Haven Sarah Jones ’28. tractions of the present which tend have just received make by plans held on October 14. 'The subject will early in his life and was educated and business reports showed as d Marion Kellum ’29. to draw them from the influence of IN HIS NEW TALKIE NEWLYWEDS IN CAMP. whole that operations were well uncertain. , „ I,. be “Character Traits.” The com in the public schools here, and while Eva Koehler ’29. * the home and the church. Greenville, Me., Sept. 30.-:-Major ahead of last year. Automobile “When we leave 1 shall follow the mittee in charge is Mrs, Arthur E. in his senior year in High school Allegra Proctor ’21. “Without wishing to pose as an John Coolidge and his bride '’oda.v manufacturers iv.re less worried Pan American air mall route ria Sharp and Mrs. Clarence W. John he was matriculated as a freshman Olive Smith ’29. opponent of the healthful sport of Managua and Belise. After leav son, The subject of the November entered the second and last weex about ■ last-quarter’s business than Margaret Waterman ’29. tennis, or as one who would advo ‘Say It With Songs,” Now at their honeymoon at the Moosehead in the Yale Law School. He receiv stock speculators and steel mills are ing Beliese I shall , meeting;, will be “fcducational Ad- ed lys degree of L.L.B. in 1884 arid Dorothy Armstrong ’29. cate a return to the strictness of photographs of ruins ■ v*mtages!” Tlie committee m State, Is Liked by All. Lake camp of -*the bride’s .! father,, expected to pick up. Hartford Hospital Training School that of M.L. in 1885. In September the Puritan Sabbath, I do wish to Honduras for the Carnegie Instil charge be Mrs. Holden. For the ! Gov. John H. Trumbull, of (Joonee* . U. S. Stefel common was again a A. Marion Hills ’29. offer a protest against the schedul of 1885 he reached the age of 21 disappointment, the stock opening a tute. January meeting it i§ -hoped there i That A1 Jolson is the most popu- ticut. - ; years, and was admitted to the Bessie Maguire ’29. ing of athletic contests on Sunday “The primary______object,______however, is Unlike his distinguished, lather; point lower at 224 and sinking to Elizabeth Moriarty ’27. will be:a speaker from ’ltiie Chil- entertainer that has ever flashed practice of law. at an hour at which dirine worship | ascertain if they can be located dren’s Aid Society. Mrs. Ashur A, young Coolidge does not jare for”' 22314 in light trading. The copper Dorothy Tureck ’29. is being carried on in most of the quickly from the' air than across the speaking screen at the fishh^. although the ^.ake fishings He entered the law office of the stocks made a better showing, with Collins,'’Will oe in charge. The sub late Morris F. Tyler in 1884, short The assembly program which was churches of the community. nthervdse. • ' State theater was amply proven last grounds are near the ’Trumbull , prices up a point for Inspiration, “If we are to consider Sunday as ______------ject of the February meeting’ will ly after Mr. Tyler became president postponed laist Thursday due to the be “ Citizenship.’* Mrs. ■ Francis ■ evening, when his new aU-talking, camp. , • ' Anaconda, American Smelting and absence of Mr. Quimby, will be possessing a sanctity greater than of the Telephone Company and Burnham will have charge of thb 1 all-siinging Vitaphone production, Kennecott. Motors made a feeble given today. At that time a any other day, and' 1 take it that there began his association with the PANTAGESIN, effort to recover some of the ground skit, or trailer annoimcement, ad most of us do. if we consider at all program'. 'Eie March meeting will - “ Say It With Songs,” opened for a telephone business. Notice of the Tax CoBector ^ lost last week; but without much vertising Somanhis Events ■will be the things which- we haye been be an evening meeting. Parents I three days engagement. In 1907, Mr. Moran was elected Night. ’April. “Some Pt the .things 1 Capacity audiences at Imtb per- success. All sections of the market produced. The cast consists of some taught in the home and in the Los Angeles, Sept. 30,—The
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aril!' existence taking lives of far more his views on prohibluon without ■i . ' value tbAn his own. But some sen; •13^ £' itelK fltB tM camoufisge. That he should nbW WASHINGTON become a leader in the movement timentalist at wme time or other .« .VI Etmrtns BrraUi to bring about the repeal of the got him under ipie xpantle of the LE TTE R - amendment Is logical. It merely re law—wid there he stays. It is ^law PUBU8UBP BT TBA ful to kill starlings,' which aw al 'a'Aj- HBRJLLO ^ N T IN Q COM PANT, IN& quires that he translate into action of Cantoir, By RODNEY DUTCHER 4 Watch Company U BtwaU 8tr«*t convictions whichJiave always been most entirely , insectivwus,’ and will similarly be moved- over to South Mauehoator. Conn. crows, which probably do almost as make a million dollar watches ____ THOMAS PUKUU80N his and publicly asserted. Washington, Sept. 30—American Oonora) Managor milch good aa harm,'but you must annually. . , , The Association Agadnst the goods and American manufacturing, The Austin Company, a buUd- HTJ’-''* 1»S»hn(lad Oetobai 1. H8i Elighteenth Amendment numbers in not kill a blue heron, which does engineering and building talent con concern in aeveland, is go- Infinite harm and no good at all. inl to buUd a new model city for Publlabad Mvary Bvontng ^Watapt Its roster many hundreds of names tinue. tb poiir into Russia with in Thirty thousand anglers in this ^000 persons at Nlzhnl-Nov- i s^undayajitid, Holidaya Bnurad »* ‘■h* of the most pronounced respecta creasing volume. 15 months, which will ’ poaVOJBca at state have long wondered why. It Russia’s flve-yeiar plan of econo- ^gorod------in ConOw aa Saoond Claaa Mall Matlar. bility. And It is the one anti-prohi my and industrial expansion is be- ■ cost $50,000,000, Nizhnl-Nov- ■ 8UBSUKIPTION RATBSi bition organization or faction might be a good, idea for them to ine revised ambitiously and the igorod is to become the Russian lAVU Ford Motor One Year, o* mall ...... % .liu do. some meet^.. and* resolving ^ sen t program for next year calls Detroit. There the P«r Month, lAy mall ...... against which even the drys can build a plant to Uellvared. ona rear a«8« •'•••••« ta.ou about it. for an increase In todusWal output • company will Sincle ooDiea . laaaath****** I .01 not fiing the charge of lawless Im S'sFw w ^'lM tM d of about'15 'maki 100.000 ^ year fnd ^ pulse. Its purpose is as respisctable M r CMt as previously planned, other factory will turn out M.0M SPBCiAL AUVMRTISINQ HBPM“ * NEVER TOUCHED US! SKNTATlVBs Hamilton • OeLlMer. as Its membership— to proceed m Without Am eri^ techiJical assist- tractors. -The Oevd^d concern Gasping for rain as this vicinity Jno„ 188 Madiaon Ave.. New Tork. N. an orderly way to effect a change ance, it Is admitted, this would not won the contract Y„ and 611 North Mlehlnan Ave.. Is, disappointment over the failure have been possible. to be built ^®®® Chicago, Ilia ______In the law, just as the drys pro Here are the latest figures on!after European bidders of threatening storms to eventuate ceeded to effect a change in the Soviet purchases In the United ^ they would require four years for ;A... The Herald la on aale last evening will be tempered to n Schulte and Hoatllng nawa atanda In law. Staws,*. iasi supplied by the Rus- the job. One of these new New York City. marked degree by those who learn Sian' Information— ‘ —^ Bureau -— *- in interesting as anything, are There has long been a disposition technical assistance wntracm daybeds is similar beaaad wire Service client ot In- that the longe4-for showew that Washington, for Russian fiscal to regard the repeal of ^e Eigh which the Soviet has made vrith to our sketch, and ternAtlonal Newa Servica hung in the north-western sky were years: j^t^.aervlea olleni of N 8 A Servica teenth amendment as an impossibil . 1926-26—$48/160.000. about 30 American firms. For priced at $39.60. Itva •______of much the same natuw as thosb 19»6-27—$'»l.689,000. instance, Russia plans to double ity. Whether it Is'any more of an her coal production in three Audit Bureau et Olreula* which visited" Manchester and 1037-28—181,232.000. Member. impossibility than the adoption of years, so her latest techm^ m - tlona neighboring tpwns on"' August 1. First 10 months of present fis the amendment nobody ' really cal year: $84,000,000. forecast slstance contract, made with me The Herald Printing OomwoYvK*!?:' Springfirtd and the ^-surrounding Allen & Garcia tBtumtt 00 Snonolii roiuooojhiluy knows—most of us were quite sure ing purchases of about $100,000,- region caught it‘ this time,, under 000 for the year. ‘ for the maintenance of 28 Ameri for typogrtphicol orrofs tpptoHnf lo that the adoption yms impossible. can englneei’s In Russian coal advertlafnenta In the Manchea»er going much the 88^e experience The pre-war figure was about Now Bvening Herald. ___ But In any event such an associa fields...... \ from monster hailstones—perforat $25,000,000. tion Is the best possible nucleus up Much of this increase renre- Getting Expert Advice MONDAY, SEPT. 30, 1920 ed automobile tops, broken glass, sents healthy Internal develop Other technical assistance c
■k. - I . T>- • ' .'A- S ( PAGE FIVE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY. SEPTEMBER SO,1929.
tra directed by Hugo MarignaL N second; Nancy \ Sophie Pomprowltz, B. C. Feature, _ . . . , Hunter," N.B. aj^Mtiire. Kulynych, third, 8:30—A. & P. Gypsied, String Sex ll:006>.idtrtfBtf^^ Wal*.*r, HEBRON ’The Women’s Bridge club met at W T I C tet and orchestra directed oy SelfertT'y^ktilst"^ the home of the Missee Pendleton, FKlMjltAMS Harry Horllck. NJB. C. Feature. Wednesday evening. Guests for the Mr. and Mrs. William A. Horton 9:30—General Motors— 8>nuly evening were Mrs. Charles -HUding, Travelers, Hartford Party, OUve“Kline, appi^o;,,Green 12:00 Midn.—Bak!^,IKk>rs«; Han- of Hackensack, N. J., were vj^^sitors Miss Victoria HUding, and Mrs. Brothers, xylophonists; ’ and con iprd V, bal^tiiui; HUding’s guest, Mrs. Edward Mc 500 m.' 600 K C. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed-, cert orchestra directed by Frank 'weatijwi^ Atlantic,' mund Horton for a few days re Mahon of New York. Three tables Coast ManneuBoraeasU were played, and Mrs. Anne C. Gil ' Black., N. B.'C. Feature. ; cently. 10:00-^alon Singers, *.*The Mouute -----" 'r . i 11^*6' bert captured first buuors. .Program for. Monday. Mrs. Thomas Tyler and Mrs. Ruth banks,’’ song cycle by Easthope Gibson Porter, son of Mr. and Eastern Standard -’Time.- Mitchell of Hartford were visitors Martin, mixed chorus with string BY Hugh Allen Copyright, 1929, NEA Service, Inc. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wil MrL. Robert Porter, has been made P. M. happy by the gift of a black and T:05---^3uinmary of program; Unit quartet directed by George UU- liam Griffin this week. Mrs. 'Pyler worth, N .^ . C. Featinre." o- , is a daughter of the late Mr.' and white pony, for blr. birthday. ed States DaUy news buUetins THE PIRST AUTHORIZED STORY OF THE LIFE OF THE The foUage, esiwclally the shrubs, and the Hartford Courant news Mrs. Elisha Lewis, formerly of this r''-’--:'* -.r place. Other guests at the Griffin vines, and smaUei trees, are begin buUetins. ; COMMANDER OF THE ZEPPELINS home were Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. ning to show vivid coloring. Sumac, 7:16—‘^A, Night In Vienna," studio WM. E. KRAH huckleberry, sweet fem, Virginia Stratton of Guilford ensemble in descriptive concert of ♦Radio Service , t .,.,;., tir.rri .■ Miss Clara Adams of New York Creeper and other Ivies, are partic music by Viermese composers. relieves'; sf has returned to her home after ularly noticeable for their brilliancy. 7:40—"Jazz Facts,” The History of Most of the maple, and other large Expert . one PUPiHe. spending a few days as the guest of Jazz by Sol Ivory, pianologulst. Philcp Jars and llatteries- ! Mrs. Charles HUding. Mrs. Edward trees 'are stiU green but some of 8:00—"The Voice of Firestone,’ lief froin;;aU/T6m s1d f McMahon of New York, is Mrs, them have already turned and others Franklyn Baur, tenor; Vaughan R C A Tubes and New Sets ^ tioh. ' ' Tablets 6r?-Pow.d^ for Hilding's guest for a few days this are beginning to do so. de Leatb, contralto; and orches- Phone 4949 sale at Quinn's Pharmaoj^-* week. , , Mr. and Mrs. William Griffm ac-j -a . companied their son-in-law and i ■„ V-, daughter, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Strat ton, to Guilford for a visit of a week. Mrs. Charles M. Ams, who was confined to her bed for several days AUTUMN as the result of being thrown from an automobile, is reported as re covered from the shock resulting. o riv , S i She sustained no physical injuries. . .5 j The accident occurred in a dense fog on the morning of September Today's Choice 16. John Nonnenbacher, Mrs. Ams’s j by brother, in trjnng to avoid collision with Frank Rathbim’s car, made a turn which landed him on the wrong EDWIN The Fifth of Five September. Saleti side of the road. Nonnenbacher’s car MARKHAM was insured and he has settled for ’TO the damages, resulting in the wreck ing o^ Rathbun’s car. Poet About 200 people from all parts of the town and adjoining towns were \ OUTSTANDING S^N G S - present at the Hebron Community Edwin Markham Fair held at Gilead Hall on Thurs day. While there were rather less Seek ye first the Kingdom of than usual of exhibits the quality of God, and his righteousness.—Mat l^st's'C orn Flates 4 pk^*J|9 f::: farm products, , live stock, fruit, thew 6:33. Kellogg’s Corn Flakes • ’ ' pkgrTc^ Dr. and Mrs. Eckener in the garden of their home along the shores of Lake Constance. vegetables, hand work from schooi ♦ • • and home, was up to the accus Whosoever wUl be great among tomed mark. Some of the principal you, let him be your minister; and -J-nl 5,000,000 cubic feet, twice the self back to health, had gone to prizes taken were as follows: Geii- whosoever wUl be chief among you, CHAPTER XI. size of the Los .^geles. The college and had just graduated eral Ice Cream Corporation Calf let him be your servant.—Matthew at Munich with distinction in en club, first prize, Edmund Horton; The four yeirs that followed the American Congress had author 20:26-27. gineering. He was now taller 1 second, C. Daniel Way; third, Hil- • • • cans delivery of the Los Angeles to ized one ship, then finally,, two, to than his father and physically fit. be even larger—6,500,000 cuulc ding brothers. Highland Dairy club, It is easier for a camel to go America were the longest in Ur. He would take his place on the first, J. Saglio; second, Charles through the eye of a needle than for mamond CryaUd— the salttfmrsMsaW feet, though actur' appropriation first cruise of the Graf Zeppelin Hugo Eckener’s I 'e. The projected of money and letting of contract Burt; third, A. Barsotti. Best Grade a rich man to enter Into the King as a member of the crew. Herd Cows, Maurice Keefe, 1; Win- dom of God.—Matthew 19:24. dismantling of the great Zeppeiin was to be delayed for some time. (To Be Continued.) • * * Money was coming in surpris throp Porter, 2. Farm Horses, 1, works had been delayed, but the M. \V.^ills. Best exhibit farm pro If thou wUt be perfect, go and sell leaker Salt-- ...... ingly from Dr. Eckener’s lectures. . .Tomorrow: Near disaster, with Allies’ restriction on Zeppelin opera In all he gave more than 100 ad duce, Wellesway Farm, 1; Prentice what thou hast, and give it to the young Knut Eckener the hero of the Farm, 2. Best potatoes, Homer lAirgeandmediuntiBU!eetandjuicyr-l
N -a' - i ; ^ . .Vu cjKv--.-. mi-m- .-.V MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 8 0 ;^1929. ’ • Mifflf^tTla^^yElgEVEW^u HEK|a:j». s o 0 i h MANOHcarrER, c o n n r J ■> ' ’ ~f t. fACilS SIX S' '••» ? 'i'" K .r ? :'V — 5 ~ ~ T YOUR’ S.. Daily Health . r ‘N e»/y^rU .:t CHILDREN I S^erp^ by World Pauied Authority, Lj S ^ i M j n e Hints OnilHow, To Keep .Well © t 9 2 9 BV We’ro wondering an$l wpndeiing' We were talking of dramatic situ-vfoutine of tousecleanlng, dishwas^ NE^SERVtCEtNC. AUTVOR 6 p * GIRL-POOR G I R L ; ETC^ ___ Why it is that so many cMdreri in [at|ona, parUcularly those that evolve' 5 ° t ^ f' are children in-' g e t DOCTOR’S a d v i c e H ^ N ^ eir teens seemm to deyelop such'sn out of the triangle pattern, when yQjyg,j^ ^ y^fg will > not leave her You FILL YOUR MEDICINE amazing selffshness and ingraUtuiie Ab’en Kandel, author of “Black little ones to tee mercies of • THIS HAS HAPPENED . CHEST. S ^ ,” propounded this,question: woman who was cruel enough and*^ -. \ . i ‘—. ■, - '• i' - • towards their parents. „ selfish enough to take her husband HELEN PAGE feels hopelessly By DR. MORfeiS FlSHBEIN. Yet the real trouble' isn't luvd to “ What should a wife do, when she from her. What shall she do ?” discovers her husband making love in love with her handsome guard [Editor Journal of. the Ameren find. It all comes directly back to to' her best friend-^ burst forth in an ian, LEONARD BRENT, who ex Medical Association and of Hyglea, the question of mother-love .and emotional attack upon them bote', Elconomii.. Phase. - - ' acts obedience to his wishesi A t the Health Magaitoe. mother-coddling when they are little. or. Mt as if she were blind and ig Then he brought out what Sbepu chance meeting with a dying beg please al- ANDAIiSHOPSy in the library on the first floor he the surface. . they were slipping away from him. low five days. ited by its cost. The They were at the western ver glanced impatiently at his watch. He knew it when he recalled that The wisest thing for every fam most modest expendi anda now and just before run He would have to leave soon or ily to do is to go through the scene beside the lake. At that mo Price 1.5 Cents ture is attended by the ning up the steps Helen turned have a scene when he reached New ment he had been an interloper be medicine chest at least every and saw Brent close behind them. York. He thought of the possibility tween Helen and Bob Ennis. three months with the intention same conscientious at Name She waited for him to join them with extreme distaste. But Carmel ‘•There’s only one answer,” he of throwing things away that are north tention that is given before going into the house. had insisted upon, the engagement, said to himself at last; just one not constantly used. The things the more costly outlay. Size 2 2 5 MAIN ST, “Please go up and tell my grand Brent was aware that things had thing to do.” that are constantly rised should father that I’ll be there in Id min not been going well with her. In the darkness his face was be listed and the family physician ^^ANCHESTER utes,” she asked him. “He’d be “And she’s going, to try to fasten ugly in its reflection of his terrible should be asked to give his opin Address shocked if I walked in with these hers^f upon me,” he told himself decision, but up in the old mansion ion as to their merits. i OAYtf/idNIGHT^ with perfect insight into her char wet things on.” of the Cunninghams a girl was re ->• .L 4:UI| She went on without stopping to acter. membering him as ideally tender. IThe Funeral Homs give him one of her customary Helen put an end to his cogita Send your ordei to the "I’at- smiles. . , tions by coming in to tell him that (To Be Continued.) tem Dept.. MamI.esler Evening Brent understood. Her mind was she was worried about her grand Herald, So. MancliesU’r. (,’«inn.” filled with Bob Ennis. It could not father. V.I0HNS0N have been an easy feat to extricate “He seems to be much worse,” she said. “You know he can't her from her submerged position. DECORATIVE FRUIT Such an act would command the stand the least bit of excitement any more. The doctor has warned ,U0TATI0^S admiration of any girl. And Brent THE BAHIAN WAR In case you have no flowers to had to admit that Bob had played us against it.” make a centerpiece for your din the role of hero with becoming “Don^ woriy,” ° Brent told her, ing table, don’t forget the pictor forcing himself, to speak gently, cm Sept. 30, 1912, Greece, Servia modesty. and Bulgaria mobilized in prepara ial quality of fruits. A low bas “A damned handsome young “You look frightened, poor child.” “The only evidence of perpetual tion for the Balkan War. ket of shiny red apples, yellow brute, too,” he conceded. He, was Suddenly Helen pressed a hand motion that I have ever ob A few days later, the three na pears, and clusters of grapes is a wise enough to face any fact or to her quivering lips to suppress delight to the eye as well as to a sob. “He didn’t want to let me served is the continued activity of tions dispatched an identical note •Bette^^underln^ possibility. •those in official places to increase to Turkey requiring the establish the palate. He made his way up to Mr. Cun go just to come down here,” she said when she had recovered herself their own salaries.” ment of complete Macedonian au ningham's room deep in thought. —Senator Borah. tonomy under Christian governors “The girls had a little trouble,” sufficiently to speak. “I think he he explained to the highly nervous really loves me.” within six months. . . “Any leading team that survives Upon receipt of the note, Turkey s: TTian who awaited Ifim there. “ Of course he does.” this (football) season, with one of “He even begged me to stay off immediately recalled her representa “ Canoe upset. Helen is changing the harder schedules to face, will tives from their- respective capitals her clothes now.” tli€ l&kc be something of a wonder.” ' Gordon Laundry Service “That’s childish, but you must and on Oct. 17 Greece, Servia and “ She wasn’t hurt?” The voice in —Grantland Rice. (Collier’s.) Bulgaria formally declared war on which Mr. Cunningham put his humor him, dear. I’m afraid it Like A Certified Qne! won’t be for long.” ' Turkey. ... question shook with alarm and “A man may look down and like Montenegro aided in the cam Brent saw that his face was dead “I’m afraid mot,” Helen agreed, it. A woman never looks anywhere “ and he seems to^be clinging to paign against the Turks and tee white. Apparently he could but but up.” military campaigns of tee allies me.” . —Allison Bryan. (Smart Set). witliout a doubt, the classification poorly withstand excitement and were well co-ordinated and directed suspense. Brent reflected. Brent thought little of the words “The record of today is the com to a common : purpose. Thus tee of all laundries will come. It will ^ 3 “Oh no, not at all,” he hastened Turks were attacked simultaneous to say. “ She will be here in a few at the time but on the drive back mercial speed of -tomorrow.” be a protection to the public. - to New York he gave them a great — Sir Alan Cobham. ly in four separate places and were minutes.” imable to concentrate and act on 4 Mr. Cunningham relaxed in a deal of consideration. They held a the offensive. way that showed the observant significance that obliterated all “People nowadays ■ are out of The certified laundry will embody thought of Carmel Segro from his breath physically, ' mentadly, and A temporary truce was signed in watcher how weak he was. Brent December, but the nations failed to “RESULTS said nothing more and presently mind imtil he reached his hotel. spiritually .... True life is not the same idea as certified milk... She was waiting there to dine made up of things but qualities of agree on a permanent peace terms HERETOFORE Mr, Cunningham lifted his head to and hostilitiei^ Were resumed. The UNKNOWN’ • ask about Eva. with him. And Brent saw at once mind and heart.” you can .depend upon its'worthi that she had got herself up to daz —D b. Charles Reynolds Brown. By tee Treaty of-London, sighed Cleaners “ Quite all right,” Brent said in May 3, 1913, it was stipulated teat^ Mii. Dougon, for years the zle him. "Nothing doing, my fair ness. differently. His mind was engaged Turkey should be-shown of all her That \ charmer,” he smiled to himself. “Happiness is the emotion^ tone boss dyer of the famous Cheney with a thought that held no place European possessions ^ except Con f But he dared not be blunt. Car accompanying the self-realization Clean Silk Company, with-his corps for Eva Ennis. The danger that stantinople and a small tract .of ad mel held too much of his past in of a personality.” of trained assistants-----versed Let us offer you a dependable ser Helen naight awaken to knowledge —Walter B. Pitkin. jacent land east of tee Maritza o t her birthright—the love of youth her memory. river. ^ In tee knowledge of all fabrics, vice. . .completely satisfying and Carmel weighed his attitude with for youtii—^was greatly disturbing “Women 40 and 50 years of age But tee surprising rapidity wite and in chemistry, offers a de Phone him. And when Brent was dis clairvoyant accuracy... And imme inexpensive. ^ are obviously embarrassed at be which tee result had been anhieved veloped service of perfection.. turbed he immediately began plan- diately she decided hot to make a traying their interest in such a only whetted tee ambitions of tee 7155 ' Tiing some way in which to rid httn- fuss about his tardineiss. She wa,s ‘stagey’ Accomplishment, but they Balkan states and they were: soon .heretofore unknown. much too clever to irritate when s self of the cause of his disturb are determined to learn clogging engaged in another war, with the “ Quality service” built up to a she held tee whip hand, khovto[ and after one lesson you can’t stop allies this time arrayed against T.ltph.li. ' ,ei ance. ' . high sta n ^ rd ... .not down to a He foresaw that he must win that men as well as worms wil!i teem." „ , each other. 3 7 5 3 ROY®. BUCKLER Helen soon or lose her. She would turn. —James R. 'Whitton, New York cheap price. Prepriettft not forever turn back to him from All she, wsmted of Brent was ‘ clog master. something that in time must prove money. That, she felt, would not.be AM, APPLE SAUCE stronger than her Infatuation for difficult to obtain. Wite this con- “A popular p^time, amopg my DOUG AN DYE WORKS Gordon Laundry him. Not many times more would sider^on in her mind she, set her cohtefittporaries is to'.'criticize mod Apple sauce is one oL tee cheap'- Harrison Street, South Manchester, Coon. ' he be able to hold her with his ro self to make" the evening enjoyable. ern youth’. In this- futile form of est desserts, and tee niost health Harrisen Street . ful. To vary it, serve It in a bak mantic love making. But Broit was not in a mood to amusement I &m seldoih tempted South Manchester Almost imconsciously ho was enjoy himself. Carmel grew weary to ipdulge.” ing dish, topped wite toasted of trying to entertain him and told __John Cousens, president of Tufts marshmallows, meringue, or . wite staring at Mr. Cunningham, who macaroon crumbs. had summoned his man Marks him flatly that she wanted a check. University.
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AW EARLY 1,000 FANS WATCH HYDE TRIM HOLLAND 6-3,6-2,6-0 I H on ieR a n s 'OlimAYEDMNoiolITGAIffiD Leading Batters Cubs Slaughter Ludlow I| [ajors Score Touchdown Lesdera Ruth. Yankees ...... 46 i TYBOWSTOBRULUNT PLAYING Ott, Gleuits 42 ? National Leacne _ G. AB. R. If. PC. Phillies 42 In First Play; Win 7-0 O’Doul, Phil...... 152 628 147 248 .895 Team 39-0 At Mt. Nebo Wilson, Cubs ...... 39 Herman. Bkln. ..145 656 105 217 .884 Hornsby, Cubs ...... 39 Hornsby, Chi. ...150 583 161 220 .377 Foxx, Athletics ...... 33 Hyde's Sbshingc Attack Too Terry. N. Y...... 149 695 104 226 .374 Summ ary Traynor. Pitts. ..125 519 92 187 .860 Simmons, Athletics ...... 82 )wyer’s Pets Catch Lead^c a year ago today, Hornsby, Bay State Eleven Unahle to O’Doul, PhilU es...... 31 RUTH’S CHANCE Boston, .387. ROBINS MOVE UP Strong for Local Qiam- FIRST SEU. American Leasne Point Score. Chicopee Eleven Fonseca. Clev. ...146 553 98 208 .373 Make a Single First Down ..5 4 2 4 4 4 4 1 4—32—6 Simmons, Phil. ..141 570 111 209 .357 pion Who Goes Down Hyde Foxx. Phil...... '.147 509 122 181 .356 TO DIVISION TOP GREEN, BON A m Holland 7 2 4 1 2 2 2 4 0—24—3 Flatfooted With AS A MANAGER Manush, St. L. ...141 571 85 202 .354 Stroke Anadyais. Lazseri, N. Y. ..,.147 547 101 193 .353 Through Rugged De A. DF. PL. N.' O. Trick Play Forward, Leader a year ago today, Manush, to Glorions Defeat; Hart ...... 2 Ir 12 11 10 St. Louts, .380. Hyde ARE VERY SLIM BOTH DEFEATED Holland ....12 2 1 14 Moske to McCarthy. Tied W ill Philadelphia for fense. ford Man Exhibits Best SE7COI7D SET. Hammering consistently at a Point Score. CatcMng their opponents sound [HELEN HICKS Fifth Place hy Beating the ...1 4 4 4 4 6 1'4—27—6 lighter and weaker line that fought Soap Makers Suffer First | Tennis Ever Seen Here; Hyde Walsh Says Bambino Will iHoUand ..4 2 1 1 2 3 4 0—17— 3 aeep on the opening play of the desperately but without avail to fame with a combination criss- Braves. His Opinions of Holland. Stroke Analysis. Never Succeed Late Mil : WINS 7 AND 6 stem the onslaught, the Cubs foot Setback in 20 Starts;! A. DF. PL. N. O. prosa and forward pass good for 80 ball team trampled its way to a 39 Hyde ____ 0 2 9 5 8 ds and a ^uchdown, the Majors to 0 whitewash over the Tigers of BY T O M ^ O W E Holland ...1 1 0 1 16 bf the north end defeated the One of those composers of cheer Green Loses at RocImlleJ ler Huggins— The Rea ful wall mottos In search of inspira Ludlow, Mass., befo^ a crowd of tovers of CSiicopee, Mass., 7 to 0 THIR.'' SETi Long Island Golfer Captures tion could do much worse than con 500 sun-heated fans at Mt. Neho Exhibitinsr^ spectacular all- Point Score. yesterday afternoon at Hickey’s sider the Brooklyn Robtos. yesterday afternoon. Not being' content to let well ...... 4 4 5 6 5'4— 28—6 son Why. enough alone, Manchester’s two around s^ame that thrilled an Hyde 5rove. The attendance, perhaps due For a sweet litUe senUment coifid At no time during the entire game Holland ...... 0 0 3 4 3 1—ll-rO Canadian Title from Edith teams, the Bon Ami ao
A. \ \ •HKSnJiK tfVENFNG HERALD. SOUTH JttAWUHlwrW. UUNNh 30,192^ MAIMUHESliJiK PAUfi &TGHT ED SECTION ipBIY A N D SKUL H ERE Fftiendly Class of .Union, church^ APAR I'M EN'I'S— FLATS— N*'. ...i •' MOVING—TRUCKING^ ^ be. .held .in.^ the church Want Ad IntormatloD LOST AND FOUND TENEMENTS owner thereof has New York, picked up .by'us to- In Critical Conditions CLASSIFIED ADVER'riSE- Mias Mildredj.Kahrick,, of Wood-, W. It. C. Inspection -Wednesday' madelipplicatioli for new book. All j night and HOUSES FOR REN*!: MKNTS persons are wwned against p u r-, morning via Manchester and New These land street is in a. very critical con Burpee Woman’s Relief Corpp hold a; meeting Wednesday e\ Count six aw*rnK* words to a •'•oo. chasing or negotiating said book! York Motor Despatch. S , dition at the>HartfOrd hospital'as FOR RENT—SINGI.E house, ‘ 6 in G. A. R. Hall. Miss Mary-Drarj Inttlsls, numbers end sbbrevtsllons ^ d i ? V 4 d sfme Should be r e - ! . v l c p ^ a l j d ^ Call rooms, 377'East Center street, on the result of an* Automobile acci each count as a word and oompounn bam of East Hartford will be' pres^ turned to said bank. ! 30bJ. 88« 0,or ^864. Targe iQt,'garage. Phone 7123. dent which ' occurred Mate Friday words ss two worda Minimum cost i» night at Morris Comer, .Ellington. ent at the meeting for the'annua' price of three lines; l o s t - v a l u a b l e breast pin b .-. HEKB»nr^« FOR RENT-r-6 ROOM single hruse, She was badly .cqii and . shaken up inspection which will take' place. ' Une rates per day tor trsnstent tween'Hamlin and East nemetery. all improvements, at 91 Charter receiving severe'liiiuries about her 6 o’clock there will be a'naembenl ads. long* distance. ’ Expert furniture^ Oak street. Apply 701 Main streeL fac§ and the' lower part of her supper. A rehearsal of the officer Bfreritve March 17. Return to 47 Harnlin: Reward. Tel. are C*sh Charge inovlog . Set vice any time by caU-1 body. Miss Kabrick was riding in a will be held this evening. 8984. ” , , " 1 6 Consecutive Usys ..| T oisi 9 cts iDgv8063. 'V FOR RENT— 6 ROOM double car driven by Claude P. Sargeant To Dine at Rockville House house, with all improvements and » Consecutive Days .. 9 ots it ots W TT.T. THTC PERSON who ghw the j of Maple avenue, Broad Brook. Sar- A turkey dinner will be served , Day ...... ;r...-..l n otai t» CIS dog killed Thursday evening- near i Servants garage. Call at 33 Stone street. All orders for VrreKUlir insertions PROFESSIONAL geant’s car was practically knocked the Hockanum Mills baseball teai McKee street', kindly communicate i . ,_pC"' ■ h'--:: * ■. ■ - from the road by a car driven by Tv'll eharKpd at the r>n#*tltD6 ra«a .^SERVICES 22 i who are champions of the Tolland Special rates for Iona term every with Harry Kanehl, 285 Weat Cen- | Clemens Lukowski of Job Hill, County Industrial League, at the ^av advertisina eiven upon reduest- SUBURBAN FOR RENT 66 ter street? . ______j PIANO TUNING They will perform most Ellington. Lukowski has been sum Rockville House Tuesday evening at Ads ordered for three or si* days moned to appear before the fflling- Ana sfODp^o D^for# thp thtr
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MANCHIiSSTER EVENING HERAU), SOUtHh M wp CONN.,------MONDAy» SEPTEM^R______80/1929; ■ 7 '- ■■■:" ' ■- ' •.if'-' -7' lapper a n n y a y s S K l l ^ P Y F Wtt,U.».PAT.Ofr.- F S_____ SENSE ^ NONSENSE : -J r , C' V ' ... • *1 ■ !»>.’ _«•»•?. W'- '• S'
' w h a t 's yA PATH6R - Su)^P€, RUSSiAf^Tr _ WHY Nosea bloody, flop eus muddy, DANE; EPISCOPAL, SCOTCH/tPANtSK, SAY SO IN TH6 \-iSt!**:.;.-. Ribs awry and fin^rs broken; IfelSH FjftsTPCAce; Truckhorse footsteps, busted in eveTAUAN, b o l s h e v ik Oft steps, and a halfback nearly croakin’; HOLLAND? Why, the football season's here!
Plays mistrusted, jawbones busted, Bodies cluttering up the green sward; Centers moaning, fulll^cks groan-
Inju^i* listed on the scoreboard: \lr \ Boy, the football season’s here!
Desperate, rough? Dangerous st'.ifi? TiSpi ■'4y- l'« Murderous, and awfully crool? ill Maybe so, and maybe no—but It’s a w iy to get through school! ' 1’.V-:
Farm Belief. . Old farmer Gooberpea was t ^ n g to impress his son that chopping wood was as good exercise as play tlltL King Features Syndicate,-rnc ing golf. \ “Oh, no, father,” insisted Bozo, W IS! ,UUR KOABDINt; HOUSE . it who wanted to play golf, “it is the Painting your own auto is a lot o f; ■ walking between strokes that makes horse-play. Dobbin! Dobbin! Dob Toonerville Trolley That Meets All the Trains By Fontaine Fo» By Bene Ahem golf such valuable exercise; that ' yr. gives the legs a chance as well as bin! the arms.” later 'were staggered by the arrival | “So that’s It, is it?” exclaimed t h e .^KippEf^ AI hW/AY^ a U o T o f Tf^oOBUE WITH *THe ^ WELL, I'll "TAKE the old man. And then he went of twins. Once again they moved., Ax-tHA-r He seuuAJtB AReuME^-r; ■ into the field and placed pieces of this time to Three L^es, and the; dAf\ PUHlN^a -THE WggK oF THE pAlf^ - Mis-feR T-ASKll^a* Me w Mat mapolboiJ OFF "rHE PRICE OKi wood at intervals all aroimd it. Back Lord showered them with triplets. VdoULTA 6IV/Eia TOR *rMl5 CAR A-f TM’ - ACCOLl/tlT at the house again he handed Bozo Thereupon, while the father of the the ax and, patting him affection incipient regiment stood moaning •BAlYce OF UlA-feRLOO — ^-T o BS •BEIMS VvlOR/A A BrET** ately on the back, said: his fate, a friend sympathized with Hoidesr wrrH v o u , I'v saw tie had lY f BLrr'rHE' fAlAiER 'TOBES “Now, son, go and play the full him by suggesting that he wasn’t so ARE (Ad E/CELLE^-Tt^ course.” ^ bad trfter all—he might have moved COQRsfe I MEAU 'Tb to the Thousand Islands. \tV 'BtiT' rioiv MA^iV m il e s i>ees sHe COAdPi'tioid B(5AVr'TkW The Tightwad’s Song. ,TtlE HoRaI MV^FRlEAdP^ “Let the Rest of the World Go A'boy was told to write a sen e e < oa*f 6f A GALLOklVMffT couAiT'iAis. Buy.” tence on , the blackboard containing rCevSS 9 wt^A-f^s \\tR s p e e d ,-" IF vou wAa-r_"rHE the words “horse sense.” He wrote, r* i.trilT\a 111 TSAx- lx ' i CIT^RILL OF Says Abie: “Cohen, I’ve beeu to “The man forgot to lock his stable -Tri’ AKMD lAi.BACK the bank tc borrow some money, door one night and he hasn’t seen OF IT 2 ^ ^ SPEED and t hey saj’ all I need is that you hls' horse since.” should sign to this note your name. Then I can have all the money I It’s getting to the point where the need. Ain’t they fine?” best book of the 'month is written “Abie,” says Cohen reproachfully, by a cock-eyed liar. w “you and I have been friends for many years, and yet you go to the Correct this sentence: “The United bank when you need money. Abie, States Senate is the most august you just go again to the bank and, deliberative body in the world.” say that they should sign the note, and then Cohen will lend you the ' “Beware of a tall, dark man with money!'/ 1 a scar over the right eye.” “Him? Don’t you worry about A young couple were married in him. He's my husband and I gave the Lone Star State, and in due time him the scar!” were blessed with an Soon XX •'*11 ^ after they moved to Twin Falls and “ee-pooh-W” looks as differently from what it means spelled back **i A.. \ J l ? . mvooYJir H, t ■k.- WASH \S rtENPECldEP ALREAOV‘ ,-J lr\M OM’^, OM'/V JUST WAaT’LL AE S - ‘ BEEN MARRIED A WEAR OR TWO. —01928. BY NCA Senvic^ 11*^ BEO. U. S.J V o B y B l o s s e s H is Choice! FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS ■/ V ’UMOVN VMERE 1 60T SOME ^ X u v E a n im a l s b e t t e r 7WATS nr gkACTLVJ-' PANOV PICTURES VoO OF SQ12ZLY THAN ANVTUIMS ELSE i A .VMILD v/’kNovN m FQHO WAVE A b ig OOTFIT AN' ,7 OS, PRECLCLES- b e a r s T’U. ^too ICMONM VNUAT r o AAilMAL OF ANIMALS SUOvjJ VOO IF 60 INTO a l l PARTS OF q 'SPECIALW 7WE ONES , UUE To b e vNUtM UONTER, 1 T O O !! VOO CPN& OJER OF tu e a n i m a l s ? j l 1 SROVM OP^ OSCAR? EXPOSE-’ TW€ SNOQLO LOOkIMS T M <50IN<3 SOAhE FOR AMIMALS o f TO BE A 7 ^ TIME.', ALL RINDS!! BOTCU^R- JAi nea.u.s.MT.orp. L. ettta BY NU BCTVICg. INC. B y S m a l l Good W aiter, Guzz? SALESMAN SAM (READ THE STOIlY, THE .N COLOR PICTURE) S O \ VUREP *TSi‘ sTbRiC The wooden shoes kept rising queer shoes stop? Let’s shout out wm I CrOSH - SOME©OOV ^ W ANT s BACK HO^^e T o SWiRs' high and took the bunch up in the whoa!. The shoes may understand. , ASSlsTANCe.,i'LL i^eXCHAl X . . _ ------— ^ e o o u . ------j p l a n k ? sky. It surely looked real funny It’s worth a try.” So every Tiny shouted, "Whoa!” And, sure enough, •x/POUNDS LIKE (jU-2-ZS voice V just to see them floating ’round. they ceased to go. ’The wooden .COtMNCr OP, -iTr. V'-V - PAGE TEtt manrlr^fltfr the'best attended of the season, the 'WEEK-END PROCMMS band visited seve^l sick people and WORCESTER FlUCIDE c h e e ^ thexn^vHth a Uttte tauiSi^ '~ MTOWN FOUR DRIVE WET, . Tlfis b'vening the Girl Guards put ATSAiVATiONipY on nlHarvest sketch, a f t « which HAS CONNECTION HERE t h m will be a sale of produce; the A double birthday celebration ONE RECKLESSLY proceeds to go towards the Harvest <1 P ^d t^ e tc Wednesday night .the wM held at the home of Mr, ^ d The Harvest Home i celebrations Mrs, Annie Kandrot Said to Senior bahd'^^ and songster brigade Mrs. Eugene Platt' of conducted at the Salvajtiou 'A iv^ D EPARTW BifT STORE SO. MANGHESTg^g^jt street, Friday evening, in honor Jf Have Been Resident of will climax the season’s celebrations Raymond E. Birchard, of Wapping All Given Hearings in Town Manchester and Rodkville. rcitadeL ovrr the weeh end-were with a niuslcal festival,, in.which and Frank Webster, .of Vermont, unqualified success. In tune with the local * artists-will participate. 'The \ » . A ■ ~ season, the hall was tastefully dec^ Home League Ladies sell home cousins of the host Guests were Fearing that her children would nresent from Manchester, Wapping Court Today— Two Cases rated, the work Iteing done by made candy and stuffed dates dur lO-Dolto Coupons , be taken from her and placed in a Arthur Kittle of Summit street. A ing the intermission, and a record Ask foriahd Sav^ Your M d Vermont. A radio program was public institution, Mrs. Annie Kan enjoyed. Plano jboIos were played fair amount of fruits and vegetables crowd is expected. ‘ ; Continued. drot, 37, of 19 Langdon street Wor- •were on display, donated by the^ by the hostess and all the guests cestef, formerly of this town sud joined in the singing of old-time farmer friends of the organization. denly became crazed and slashed The Young Peoples band gave a Mrs. Patrick Madden of Bisseti songs. Refreshments consisting of street received word Saturday that . f two of her children and a neighbor’s excellent program Saturday cake and ice cream were served late Four persons charged with driv very her mother,' Mrs. Mary Connelly, child wito a bread knife shortly night to an appreciative audience. in the evening. Who lived ifi Ireland, had died there ing automobiles while drunk and after noon Saturday. Ellen, her four Among the individual items were, one charged- with reckless driving two,weeks ago. . She was over 90 year old daughter, died as a result cocal solos by Bob Von Deck'; violin Ruffled and Cottage Curtains The Beethoven Glee Club will without the alcoholic accompani of her woimds and Lillian Jablonis, ‘years of age^ • Mrs. Madden was - * \ meet in the Swedish Lutheran solo by Miss Beatrice Perrett, and planning a trip to Irelaixd to •visit ' ' ' ' IV,' ment were defendants in the town a six year old playmate is dying at pianoforte by Alfred Qlough; har church at 7:30 o’clock tonight. the a ty Hospital after blood trans her. . • court this morning. The plain reck monica by Charles W right;: trom less case and one of the drunk driv fusions failed. bone quartets by Bandmaster Hw - - Complete the Fall Decorating Earl Glenney of Pearl street ing cases were continued while two 1 The first Information that police spent the week-end in Paterson, na, Cecil Kittle, RusseU and Alfred of the alcoholic operators were received of toe tragedy was when Clough and splendid group work by N. J. fined $125 and costs and a third, Mrs. Kandrot threw toe bloody the band. whose offense appeared to too court knife on toe desk in front of Ser Colonel David Stitt of Hartford Troop 1, Boy Scouts, will meet in to be less aggravated than toe oth geant Thomas J. Keleher at Police the HoUister street school at 7:15 .conducted both morning smd eve Novelty Marquisette ers got off with a lighter fine, of station 2 and cried: ning services, yesterday, and* gave o’clock tonight. “1 just killed two children.” $110 and costs though he had no li most excellent addresses * to the cense. She expressed a wish that she At least one dealer in Christmas | profit and Instruction i of all who The * most spectacular of toe might be sent to the electric chair trees is already in Manchester: 1 heard him. Prior to toe park service cases was that of George H. Mc- rather than be locked in a cell. Ruffled Curtain Sets soliciting the business of those who in the afternoon, which ;was. one of. Coomb of Bolton Notch, which She was locked up and a police Sold Christmas trees locally last squad rushed to toe Kandrot home wasn’t tried this morning. , Mc- where they foimd toe Kandrot child year. This dealer comes from Ver Coomh is said tc iia^e driven so^ mont where he obtains his trees, dead, and toe Jablonis child uncon weirdly in Easi .ford, on his SHOE KBPAIHING shipping 4heni here by freight. scious ut toe head of a flight of way East, that I- .ast Hartford stairs and toe baby, 3, wandering Ladies’ Flexible Soles and Special for Tuesday The Young Men’s Community police gave chase tu him. They around toe yard •with her face Rubber Heels a Specially. weren’t close enough to him to CSub wHl hold its regular meeting sl3*shc(ie and Wednesday Only (A s olcstclisd) * catch him, however, even when he SAM VULYBS J. this evening at 7:30 at the ^ ite The baby’s injuries were slight liiese ruffled cuilain sets give a cheery, homey look to is alleged to have dislocated two 701 Main Sw So. Manchester House, North Main street. Three and she watf; taken to the fiay the bedroom. T h e /a r e fplihlpned from novelty marqui '.V” , ■ trolley poles and put out toe lights candidates will l^e initiated. A com nursery pf Sf. Agnes Guild after sette and have, full, wide ruffles* 'The set consists of . a pair on toe Hockanum river bridge at mittee in charge of evening social treatment. 100 NEW of ruffled curtains, a valance and tie backs. Choice of plans for next month will report. A Love Lane. They phonev- to toe Annie, 7, a third daughter wito white and cream. Fun length; Special for a few days Manchester police station anQ Ser large attendance is requested. her right lefe in a cast caused by be at $1.69 a se t - f - geant Crockett foimd McCoomb on ing run down by a bicycle a few FELTS A son, James Robert, was h c ^ Center street headed back for Hart days ago, was a witness to toe METAL TIE BACk HOLDERS p a ir 25o tragedy. Terrorized by toe agonized Sunday to Mr. and Mrs. James W. ford by a zig-zag route. He had his All Shapes (All colors.) ; ' McKay, at Mrs. Howe’s Maternity case continued until Wednesday in shrieks of her sisters and playmate she managed to hobble to a neigh FILMS and Sizes Home. Mrs. McKay was Miss bonds of $200. The East Hartford bor’s house to give the alarm. A Marian Purinton, daughter of Mr. police will want him when toe DEVELOPED AND vir.'-- Manchester court gets through son, John 10, is at toe Lyman School f'f and Mrs. R. E. Purinton of High PRINTED •with him. for boys and a second son Joseph, 8, $ 1 . 7 7 Marquisette - Ruffled Curtains land Park. Michael Stanley of 295 North was at the New England Fair. 24 HOUR SERVICE Hats made to sell for $2.95. Main street was arrested by Officer Joseph Kandrot, the father, de Film Deposit Box at . Ruffled Curtains suitable for every room in the Dr. and Mrs. J. J. Allison left serted his family three years ago yesterday for New York where they Roberts on Wickham Hill last night Store Entrance home. The assortment in and was booked a.- an intoxicated and Mrs. Kandrot has been receiv with large colored dots will cludes: novelty msirquisette, will spend the next two weeks. Dr. ing aid from the Municipal Welfare NELLEGS give color'to your bedroom; Allison will resume practice on Oct. driver. In court this morning he plain voile in cream and was fined $125 and costs. He paid. Department since. She has heard Manchester’s Millinery also smart for toe living room white, splash voile and point 14. The same penalty was meted out nothing from her husband since he KEMP'S and dining room In the colon d’esprit ruffled curtains. Full to Fred Lennon of Autumn street left and the fear of losing her chil Headquarters. ial home. Rose and green length curtains. ’Tie backs to Mr. and Mrs. George Gleason of dren had unbalanced her mind. State Theater Building dots. Regular $4.98 grade. Los Angeles, California, are toe for driving under toe influence until j match. Pair, ' Special per pair guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Purin Sergeant Crockett halted his careef | ton of Highland Park. Mr. Gleason on Charter Oak street. ! $3.98 ?1.49 is associate general secretary of toe Henry Quarz of 20 Park street, Los Angeles Y. M. C. A. and for New Haven, was operating wito nineteen years was international liquor aboard at the Center last secretary of Y. M. C. A. in Osaka, night. Also he had no license. Some what ameliorating circumstances Japan. WATKINS BROTHERS, Inc. Novelty Ruffled Curtains brought him a fine of ^ $110 and David Krause of Springfield, costs. He couldn’t pay * and was are cheery and smart for bedrooms, living rooms, kitchen Mass., in company with Mrs. headed for jail today. BURNER and rooms. A t $1.98 we are featuring ruffled cur Krause, sp^nt the week-end at toe Clifford Jarvis of 872 Parker Funeral Directors tains of fine point d’esprit wito colored edges, plain white lome of Mr. and Mrs. Max Kasulki, street was following a car belong ' ESTABLISHED 54 YEARS voile and novelty ruffled curtains in white and cream. Df Center street. ing to Oscar L. Anderson of Edger-| Full length. Tie backs to match. Pair, ton street, going north on Maiu'J CHAPEL AT 11 OAK ST. Peter Partons, who is , connected street, on Saturday night, when i MOTORS ?1.98 with a laundpy concern on Long Anderson made a left turn into w : Cambridge street. Jarvis smashed Island is in Manchester for a I Robert K. Anderson Phones: Office 5171 month’s vacation. into the Anderson car and both ma chines were badly damaged. Jar'vis Now is the time to get Funeral Director Residence 7494 Mrs. August Wilke of 174 Center was arrested by Sergeant Crockett Novelty Cottage Criss-Cross street was 70 years old Saturday and today got a postponement of your oil burner motor and toe anniversary was celebrated his case until Saturday under $100 Curtains Curtains by a surprise birthday party parti bonds. in good condition for are one of bur best sellers are very charming in colon cipated in by thirty of* her relatives Robert McGuinness, for being in for kitchen, bathroom and ial bedrooms, ^ d when used living in Manchester and other toxicated without any motor com winter service. throughout the colonial plication, was fined $20 and costs. pantoy use. We are fea towns and cities. Mrs. Wilke -was turing a fine point d’esprit home. We are showing a presented with a purse of gold. He went to jail. McGuinness is em very dainty marquisette ployed by the town of Manchester It will often save you curtain wito colored ruffles in gold, blue and green. The criss-cross. curtain at $2.98. Owing to a temporary let-up in and it was his fifth appearance in considerable trouble set consists of a pair of sash Full length, 50 inches wide. toe demand for toe services of the court. curtains, top ruffle curtains, Cream only. A very fine Cheney Brothers force of ' carpen I and expense if motors and tie backs. Pair, criss-cross naffled curtain at ters around toe mills the carpenters are to be employed in the building TAX COLLECTOR'S NOTICE jin damp or wet places S1.49- $2.98 D f toe final section of toe filtration system of- the South Manchester AU persons liable by law to pay i b a k e d O U t b e f O r e Sanitary and Sewer District, a Che- taxes in toe ' , • j i i nev subsidiary. It is figured that i m otor IS started. The D oor this use of toe force will permit I FIFTY PAIRS ONLY! . the concern to keep that organiza Fourth School District tion intact and whenever occasion of Manchester are hereby notified For guaranteed repairs prises toe men can. be called bacK that on October 1, 1929, I shall have |o Happiness to the mills, which may occur sev- a rate bill for toe collection of four sral times before toe completion of mills on toe dollar laid June 19, is the entrance to a home built with quality Plain Voile Ruffled Curtains the filtration beds. 1929, on toe list of 1928, due toe D AIL 4060 lumber. By giving exceptional service and the best collector October 1, 1929. Mr. and Mrs, Hector West and I will be at my home, 144 South in quality at reasonable ^prices, we are building a Mr. : and Mrs. George MacRobbie Main Street, Thursday and Satur \ edge. have returned from a two weexs day evenings during toe month of business that we are proiid ’df. If you contemplate tour of Canada and northern New 1 D::. October for toe collection of said ;building, let us show you “ the dcx)r to happiness.’* York. taxes., HALE’S CURTAINS— MAIN FLOOR, CENTER AISLE All taxes unpaid on Nov. 1, 1929 The Ladles Aid society of toe will be charged interest at toe rate Norton Electrical South Methodist church will meet of 9 per cent from Oct. 1, 1929 to Wednesday afternoon at 2:30. Tea W . G. Glenney Co. |iv April 1, .1930, 10 per cent for toe vill be served. balance of the-year, and 12 per cent on all liens filed. Instrument Co. , Coal, Lumber, Masons’ Supplies. The regular monthly meeting of HAROLD T. RICHMOND, Allen Place, Phone 4149 Manchester toe Dorcas Society of toe Swedish Collector. Hillard Street, Bianchester Lutheran church will be held Wed nesday evening at the home of Miss Florence L. Johnson of Clinton street. E , Critic^Critical Eyes S Mr. and Mrs. Edward Reilly of Everywhere are Judging Springfield, Mass., were week-end S visitors at toe home of Mrs. Char your appear les Wilkie of Chestnut street. ance. Manchester’s cops got hooked on toe chamge of time from daylight to •WEIGHT standard. In fact they got hooked ' 4- : twice. When the daylight time started in they went to work on Yon can depend on any reputable coal dealer to.give yoif full standard time and worked through weight on your coal order, but fuU service and value K toe night and into toe morning on coal expenditures Is a matter that depends upon the TOrt of coal t\ standard time. Saturday night they you choose. . ' . , ^ went on duty on daylight time and you’re safer if you rely on our coal— It’s sootless ^ d smoke worked right through toe night on daylight time, or an hour longer I AV I less; It gives a steady, even heat that floods^ I that never annoys! home wito welcome warmth regardless of than toe usual night’s work they weather. Hl*di carbon content and low in waste matter makes put in. Plunfblng defects like human ail it a full •value coal at all times. ments usually give' warning of "something •wrong” before the trou Notice of A e Tax Collector ble gets real serious. < All persons liable by ,law to pay Noisy radiators, dripping faucets L. Pola Coal Co. taxes in the ‘weak, flushing toUets are 'always Yard, 62 Hawthorne St., .Tel. 4918 Isn’t it worth while to have ^ ,your fur danger signals which acted upon at Branch Office, 55 School Street, Soutti Manchester. Ninth School District once will save more costly repairs, Phone 4882 X of Manchester are hereby notified STUDENTS trimmed coat thoroughly dry-cleaned— a Of course the cheapest and most that I shall, on October 1, 1929 3 have a rate bill for the collection the faibric ref reshed—the - fur reglinted practical____ way . In the long run is to of two Tniiia on the doUsir levied - - - by July 12, 1929 and for the collectlOD Rent or Buy a Typewriter and skillfully moulded back to noticeable | ______new of an additional one mill on the installations. dollar levied August 28, 1929 on and practice at home to acquire the speed and accuracy . (smartness? - . =i— town list of 1928 due October 1, oUALlTv 1929. so necessary to become a proficient stenographer or sec I will be at the No. 4 Fire En retary. We carry all make machines, new and rebuilt, Phone us to call today. . - ; | gine'House (School Street): daily also all makes portable tjrpewriters. $20.00 and up. JOSEPH C. WILSON from 9:00 a. m. until 7:00 p. m. for Special rates to students. . -'.-J com the collection of seid taxes. Plumbing and Heating All taxes unpaid Nov. 1, 1929 Mandi^ter Oeaniers & DycfY | Contractor. wUl be charged interest at the rate 28 Spruce S t " T e t 5043 of 9 per cent from Oct. let 1929 to Robert E. Doiigqn, Prop. ; “ . ' ; | Ml April 1st 1980 and 10 per cent for KEMP^S MUSIC HOUSE the balance of the year and 12 per 129 Center Street W 1 cent on all liens filed. 763 Main Street. South Manchester “ Cleaners That Clean Clothes Cleanest.*? %/b WILUAM TATLOIV Collector. z^hone 5680 ' S ADVEKTISE IN THBfHliRAl.D,MT PAYS Sect 24. 1929. v'