200 German Planes; Torpedo Sinks Nazi Troop Transport
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rOORTEEi ISDAY, SEPTEMBER 19,1940 tfanrlrrBtrr Eontbto BnraOk Average Daily Circulation The W**lker For the Mbath at Aaguat, 1M« For at Pt V. e. wentaot Burouu Mary C. Keeney Tent, D, U. V., Juvenile authorlUea will deal mattes or physics would seem to be V wUl its regtllar meeting to with a 15-year-old boy caught highly desirable also. Courses Irt 6,331 . A bout Town night in the T. M. C. A. building. with a atolen radio in hla poasee- Night School Generally fair tonlgM and Sat other subjects will be given if sultl- >N8IDBlTOUR Menbor of the Audit AU officers are urged to be pres Mon. The radio was taken from a cient Interest Is shown but at least urday; oUghtly wanaor touIgM. ent as a rehearsal o f the floor Mala street store Monday nlgh(, Here Sept. 30 20 elections must be made to war Botou of drcalattona lira. Mkx Asher of Andover re- work will take place. rant a class In any specific sub ISO RANGE L O IL >€|h ManehBiter^A CUy of Vittago Charm the arrival at her place last Oomplaiiit has been made to po ject. bt o f a radnff pigeon bearing Co m f o r t in g Troop No. 25, Boy Scouts of the lice that two in a New York Boost Appropriatloii I log bands. The number on the Center Oongregstional church, will registered car have been active^ in Expect That Many Funeral Service EQ UAL TO (Claaaiaad Advartlaing oa Paga Id) MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1940 (EIGHTEEN PAGES) PRICE THNF.E CKN1 H ie Board o f ERucatlon has in VOL. LIX., NO. 300 num band was AU-40>TON> have a hike Saturday at 9:30 a.m. the outskirts of town, seeking to Aliens Will Attend the • Modcrat* cMta IP and the number on a small AU scouts are urged to report and peddle fur coats and rugs without creased the appropriation for / RANGE OIL PURI evening school by $100 to 11600 • Parsonal att.ntion jrteth band la 0-832. Mrs. Asher is to bring sandwiches for one meal. a proper local license, r Classes in Citizenship. and It is expected that moat o f thU • Mcdarn aquipmant In Lots of In LoU of 10 desirous of locating the owner of /IM Gala, or More ! C GaL Gala, or More Gal. tlds bird. Her home is located on additional sum will be expended • Expart dlraetlon 6.1c A meeting for aU group leaders Girl Scout Troop No. 7, Jesse Classes In citizenship are ex In citizenahlp clasaes. The sched the Hebron-Bolton road in An of the North Methodist church will Hewdtt captain, will meet tomor pected to attract a banner enroll ule of classes will be announced WALTER N, LECLERC dover. he held tomorrow evening at 7:30 MANCHtaTM, row at 6:30 o'clock at Center later after enrollments have been «.-4. . m w * L. T. WOOD CO. T el. ^ 9 6 at the home of Mrs. Ruth Holmes, Church. ment when public evening school la received this week. The fl^ t setback party of the 267 Main street. Lesders unable opened here on Monday, Sept 30, to attend are requested to send a 200 German Planes; due to the fact that many aliens new season at the V. F. W. Home Mias Helen Crowe of Buckland A ■ ‘ T ^ . / ■ at Manchester Green, held last representative, as plans for the was one of the candidatea to re are seeking a foundation for citi coming months will be made and A night, was well attended and all ceive the Bachelor, of Education zenship applications. Principal had a pleasant evening. ItJ s pro names assigned for the different degree from 'Teachers’ College, FOOD SALE groups. Chester L. Robinson announced to posed to hold these socials each Danbury. It was conferred at a day that registration of students Given By Lndlea’ AM Society week on Wednesday evening and convocation of the State Board of will take place next week Monday, o f Emanuel Lutheran Church Avoid The Week-End Rush this year the men of Anderson- Mrs. Michael G. Gorman of 86 Education, Saturday, in New Tuesday and Wednesday from 7 to Linden street and Miss Anna Gor AT HALE’S STORE Shea Post will assist the auxiliary. Britain. 9 p. m. nightly at the supcrlntend- I f you have dry cleaning work that you can anticipate Mrs. Anna Barron won first hon man of 732 Main street have re dht’s office In the main building. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER >1 and we pick it up before Friday noon, you will be assured Torpedo Sinks Nazi Troop Transport turned from a several days’ trip Starting A t 1# A. M. ors in the games last night, A. C. Samuel Steven.son. 57. of 79 Fos Last 'Year's Courses of its return by Saturday night. Your cooperation hag Mankin. second and C. W. Custer, to Niagara Falls and Canada. Mrs. Clashes W'ere held last year In COMI IN FOR A Gorman left her son, Robert, who ter street was arrested on a third. Home made cake and cof charge of driving a car with de sewing. cooking, typewriting, been appreciated and we know it will continue. __ * fee was served at the social period graduated In June from Manches stenography, bookkeeping and ter High school, to fnter Niagara fective brakea yesterday afternoon which followed. training In citizenship and the University as a freshman. after he collided with an auto op Luftwaffe and R. A. F. Trade Blowi erated by Walter W. Hopper of 89 same classes will be conducted or THf MIW 1*41 Vernon street, Rockville, atj,Main^ this year If elections warrant w- A feature of the Cherry Park Bowling practice for the St. Manchester Dry Cleanersi tWillkie’s Backers and Flower streets. their continuance. Mr. Robinson Raiders Seen fair at Avon next week Thursday. Mary's church team originall.v expressed the opinion that. In view PHONE 7254 Friday and Saturday will be the scheduled for September 23 ha.i of the keen Interest being sho\vri In PHILCO HELGOLAND^ elaborate flower show, under the been postponed to a later date .as Isadore J. Koster, 25. of Palm trade education, classes in mathe- chaimanship of Henry N. Loomis the Y.M.C.A. alleys will not be street, Hartford will appear In o Keep Spending who was In charge of Jandscaplng open until October 1. court tomorrow charged with fail »AOIO-*HOMOqL*APH •S* wHULL at the ” Barkhamsted’" Reservoir. ing to halt at a stop sign at Hart S 6 a -\ , tfiiHAMBURG To Coast of Mr. fxKjmis .is a well known civil A delegation of 12 members of ford road and Main -street last ALIC'B COFRAN engineer. He will be a.ssisted by the Manchester Young Republi night at 8 p.m. s (Known As Queen Alice) ithin Limit Set LIVERPOOL Frank H Demars of Winsted, vet can club will travel to Rutland. SPIRITUAL MEDIUM IS YOUR HOUSE IN GOOD REPAIR? eran gardener whose work at fairs Vermont September 21 to attend Seventh Daughter of a Seventh Son BARSTOW’S LET US CHECK it OVER AND MAKE ANY REPAIRS BItIMINGHAM,’? has Dcen widely acclaimed. In ad the New England convention of Bom With a VelL enate Cam- Huge Rat More Cause I E I T H E R dition to entries of many fall flow young GOP clubs. Readings Dally 9 A. 51. to 9 P. M. RADIO SHOP TH AT MAY BE NECESSARY Root Tells BERLIN 4,000 Aboard Drown For Scare Than Bomb ers, there will be miniature bou Or By Appointment. In the Service PHONE 3234 paign lilyestigating f;j;ill(OMAM.UECK quets and a large variety of pot Miss Josephine Saplenzs, daugh of the People for StI Years. {Massive Battle Over .; ted plants. ter of .Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Sa- 171 Chnrch Street, Hartford, Conn. CAimmittee t More London, Sept. 20.— (45—What 1 ■’•t:’::i?BETHEL Ad^lraUy Sink, LONDON jy ^ r W a y plenza of 202 Oak street, was the Phone 6-2237 The low cost of a do those fearless members of I Southeast Coast Fol guest of honor at a dinner given Than $3,000, Will bomb disposal units think about William Shea, foreign news BARBER Genaico while dealing with unexploded lows Night-Long Nazi at the Heubleln Hotel, Hartford, Be Expended W All SOUTHAMPTON v.>v. Burst of Smoke and TtOODS Traiil analyst of the Hartford Times, will last night by her office associates Hexagon Shingle bomba? be the speaker at the weekly meet Raids on London and at the Prudential Insurance com Roof is no indica Groups of Supptmers. A member of one ^rew seated . Flames by Submarine -* ^ ing of the Kiwanla club at the pany's branch In the Cheney build astride a monster bomb sig- ‘ Country club Monday noon. The tion of its quality. Heavy R. A. F. Coun- ing. In recognition of her mar naled frantically and shouted G E RMANY Sturgeon on Arm of FoV Londltlff attendance prize will be furnished These shingles riage on October 5 to Frederick Washington, Sept. 20. - V ^ "Get me out of here.” North Sea Off Den- ____ ter-Blows Against Ger by J. G. Echmallan. Notice ! give many years of •Malon of Bristol, Miss Sapienza — Oren Root, Jr., told Hie Hauled up, he explained bis received from her friends a com protection — impart Senate Campaign Investiga anxiety by pointing down in : CHERBOURG-.- mark Srpt. 2; Nearly man Continental bination sandwich grill and waffle the bole at a huge sewer rat. I beauty to tha home ing Committee today he j AU on ^VMsel Lost. jh^eat Than in Other Bases, ‘Invasion Ports* Carpenters —and they're lire-- “ certain that not more than \ " MANNHEIM Depot Square Market Mrs. Keith Johnston of 63 Jen- We have Oiushes for all sale, too. 53,000,000 will be spent” in London, Sept. 20.— (/P)— Legions Gathered in London, Sept. 20.— (/P)— Free Delivery! There Will Be a Meeting Phone 7626 en street entertained yesterday types of power motors in the campaign to elect Wen The British Admiralty re British fighters repulsed iith a luncheon-bridge ^ in of dy of Choir Ports Across Channel. stock and can make repairs dell Willkie president. Root, PARIS ported today ^the torpedo' more than 200 Germatirplanes SWORDFISH, without delay. in a massive battle over the Carpenters Local No. 757 TrlBldad Lak* Aapball chairman of The Associated COLMAR sinking of a 10)000-ton G er-' London, Sept. 20— (/F)— English lb...... 3 5 c Twelve neighbors and IR umd la Umg aki»- Willkie for President Clubs of southeast coast this morning Pulleys — Belting At glM ho otakG thorn bot- Si ger Found man troop transport in a 'm ilitary aources estimated today FILLE T OF ere Invited to meet Mrs. America, testified that his or and the raiders were seen who came hero from DAVID CHAMBERS MILES burst of smoke and flames, that "perhaps 200,000” German HADDOCK, lb. . MOOSE HAI.L ganization was operating in- ’ F R A N C E racing in disorder toward the 2 5 c A delicious luncheon tlCNERAL UONTBACTOB III Reservoir adding belated support to re- | troops are rehearsing landing ex CLAMS, iVed by cards, and prizes NORTON On Hrainard Place Repair and Alteration Work — New ConKtrurtlon dependently of the Republic-, Day and night the German Luftwaffe and the British Royal A ir Force rain down bombs on ob ports that nearly all of 4,000 ! erclaea along the Norwegian coast French coast, British sources irdcd the winners. Mr. BARBER Guam 68 HOLLISTER STREET TEI. 6260 jectives in enemy country, the Nazis concentrating on London and the English on "Jump-off" bases for 2 quarts...... ELECTRICAL an National Committee, both men aboard were lost. A com-1 These sources, however, said reported today, following 2 9 c Ernest Johnston are at At 8 O’clock possible Nazi invasion of England. Dotted areaa in map show sections reported most heavily bombed HEXMON SHIN6US as to finances and policy. Floating Approximately munique said that the sub- | [S:ye“ 7tier"°ie|i'Sf mS^mora night-long Nazi raids on Lon SCALLOPS, INSTRUMENT CO, FRIDAY NIGHT winkle, he raid, had given apccl- in recent raids. don and heavy R. A. F. coun on, ata fle orders to his group, to the 90 Feet from Blood- ni&rinc Sturgeon ■ picKed tne ; gathered omlnoualy near in French pint...... n W Phone 4060 ter-blows against German in 2 9 r Hilliard Stree<. Manchester September 20 publican National Oimmlttee, and transport out of a Naval and ] and Belgian ports across the Eng- to nntl-third terra Democrats that Spattered Auto; Male plane escort as it poked i n t o j channel. land continental bases and of the Curb Service Laundry and Ti. . ______' But they said they believed the Dry Cleaning establishment, rear the $3,000,000 limit set by the Companion Is Sought. Baldwin Drops the twilight on the R^m of ; Force’s "stout resist- “ invasion ports.” The author ENGLAND Hatch act be observed. Japanese and French 54 Main street the North Se& on Denrnark ance to the Luftwaffe’s desperate itative British Press Associa Not Reoponslble for Ads tion said British fighters, hid “Nothing Rut the Best In Food” LUMBER COMPANY YES,.... He dioclalmed responsibility for PitUfleld, Hass., Sept. 20.—(4 V - Democrat Foe on Sept. 2 and fired its torpe-1 attempts to gain mastery of the Advertisement— a series of misgaziae advertise The bludgeoned bodyXof Miss i a*'"’ plus the "proven vuInerabU- den in the clouds waiting for |H0ME MADE RAVIOLI HALF BROILERS 536 East Middle Turnpike Negotiations at Crisis rara. * a J I la I I .A I Itv’* of Uic Gemian llffht tank to Fradln's, 757 Main street, has O^p. 51anchenter School EVERYONE’S SINGING THE PRAISES ments, urging formation' of Willkie Madeline Clark, attractive 44- the Germans, pounced on F- E. BRAY Soft Shell Crabs St.-amed Clams for President (Tlubs, and sponsor year-cid choir singer, wak found thl?*t6> 'S u y TaS'en” 1 l|:fn.^a‘ru ra et^ "v'‘bfaJL”'H’i^^^ them as they reached the 1iist received a shipment of the red From Council suffered torjSfedo hits and Immedl- , any plans Hitler JEWELER flannel jackets the girls have been [Oysters and Chms On the Half.S.. li - Steaks and Chops TELEPHONE 8536 ed by John Orr Young, New York ABOUT OUR DELICIOUS... floating today in Farnham'aNycaer- ately showed "brilliant flashes of : Kent coa.st and a free-for-all ^'aiting for, priced $2.98. advertising man. Niahihmai End. Per«,nal g r it is ll F lc C t State Theater Building FINE WINES - LIQ l OKS AND BEER UINN'S OPEN Root estimated that the Asso voir approximately 90 feet frhm a flame and a dense column of black i tlnued Oa Page IWo) followed. ALL DAY SATURDAYS ciated Winkle CTub headquarters blood-daubed automobile, de: Dismisses Hurley as Dealings and Prepares: smoke.” The Pres.1 Association’s corre 737 Main Street D.ince Tonight To the Tunes of r > K i y v R M / V C Y m spondent, describing the battle, In New York would spend less than ed aa belonging to the man Who Member of Defense To Leave Hanoi for Coincides With Swedish Reports • FOR BETTER “ Don” Mac and His Up Beats! $200,000 In the campaign and that escorted her from church las.t Hits Italian The date given for the attack UetenSC POllltS raid the raiders were driven re HOT PIZZA coincides with that given by ■ lentlessly back eastward and tha the aggregate outlay by all asso night. Unit; Refers to Article Made While You Walt In Haiphong; Time Set. WatcK and Jewelry RANGE AND FUEL Keticl Herald Advs. «/ ciate grodps would be under $1.- Immediately after a medical ex Swedish press reports of the tor- ! fight continued over the sea. REYMANDER’S RESTAURANl Our Own New Ovens. CHEF'S SPECIALS 00,000, a ceiling he dald the aminer issued a "murder" report. That Rapped Group. pedolng of a transport, identified | Cheered by Watohera Hanoi, French Indo-China, Forces Hard the Marion, out of Hamburg, in I Hit bv Raiders, Later a formation of Hurrlcaaea ^35-37 Oak Street Telephone 3922^ ______Try It!______presidential candidate fixed. Assistant District Attorney Har Repairing At ROAST BEEF Senators Hill (D., Ala.), Hatch old R. Goewey announced that wit- Sept. 20.— (/P)— With all Jap the Kattegat with loss of nearly ! and .Spitfires came flying home to OIL Bulletin! all of the 4,000 men aboard. ' Chas. Reymander, Prop DANCE TONIGHT nesscM had Identified Miss Clark's anese civilian nationals re the cheers of watchers below. CALL- FOR A H ALF BROILEILS companion of last night as Sylves \Hartford, Sept. 20—(4V— Broad Trail O f Destruc (The German radio subsequent- I Germans Claim Near Dover, one German fighter To the Tunes of the (Dontinoed Un Page feU) ersonal pique,” “ cMldish- moved from this French colo-; Reasohable Prices H e r e you get these two extra 1 RAVIOLI ter Dellear, 51-year-old Plttsfleld tion Along Egyptian ly said that the report did not : spun out of the sky trailing smoko features with loans of $25 to $300: Oak Grill Swingsters man, married but separated from nera’ and "peraonal aapira- nial capital and Japan placing “ correspond to the facts," assert- ; and crashed in hills near the chan J. Shorter Application Form — VEAL ( UTLETS hla wife. tionw' were attributed to Ckiv- a time limit for settlement of j Coast; Italy’s Navy ing that there was no CJerman Attack London Before nel port. Largest Assortment of VAN’S cuts questions in half. 2. Cash WINES — LIQUORS erno^ Baldwin by Public transport named Marion but that German raiders also appeared And Other Good Foods! While police from Pittsfield and W oriA Comihlaskmer Robert her military demands, nego the German transport Pioneer, on Greeting Cards for SERVICE STATION "Y O U R W AY" —-'money loaned AND BEER nearby Lenox dragged the reser Not Seen on Cruise. Noon; 6 British Planes over London and the Thamea eatu- preferably on just your signature. Flashes ! A. Hun;>y today in a reply to tiations with Japan reached a regular service between Germany ary during the morning. All Purposes In Town 427 Hartford Road . Phone 8866 voir. after finding only a single (Late BnUeUas ot the (4^ W ire) from the governor . crisis today if not an actual and Norway, “suffered some dam- Shot Down, New Mili Lomloners warned to air raid PROMPT BEB\TCE! Charges are 3% on unpaid month WE CATER TO BANQUETS trail Ifiadlng to the water, Masra- announcUw that he, Harley, Alexandria, Egypt. Sept. 20— (4>) ly balances up to J chusetta state police transmitted had beea\ dropped from the breakdown. Maj. Gen. Issaku — Britain's Mediterranean war (Coottoo^ On Psffe rwo) tary Objectives Hit. $100, 2% monthly on Plungee to Death on a region-wide teletype system (Continued On Page Ten) " balances above. etote OouM l of Defense. Nishihara, head of a Japanese fleet splashed back Into Alexan Baltimore, Sept. 20—)'4V—A man .30 Oak Street mission which has been try dria harbor today. Intact and ap Berlin, Sept. 20.—(4’>—German ^ 7.53 5Uln Street Identified from a card In his pocket (COBtlnued Un Page fw o ) HknotitJ, Tel. 3894 Hartford, Sett. 20 — (4>) — The raiders attacked London before , State Theater Bldg. O ak G rill as William L. Brown, an employe ing to work out details of a parently undamaged, after leav PINEHURST riNANCE TO fued between labile Works 'Oom- Plans 6f Axis Rooma 2 and S of the Federal Bureau of ln\-eatl- Vichy-authorized grant of ing what its officers reported waa noon today and in developing dog- | All of France SHELLFISH Tel. 3430 mUsioner Robert, A. Hurley, Dem a broad trail of destruction amid gation, plunged 500 feet to his ocratic nominee ror governor, and “ limited facilities” for Japa fights six British planes were shot! Lloenae No. 891 Italian troop concentrations and death from a tower atop the 36- Navy Arming Governor BaldwinX whom he will Kept Secret down and new military objectives I Fresh— Stewing nese troops and Naval forces, supply bases along the Egyptian were hit. Informed German sources ' Put on Ration story Baltimore Trust building to oppose In the November election term inate his personal nego OYSTERS___ pint 35c day, narrowly missing pedestrians blossomed anew today with the coast re trie d . i out on the street at the lunch hour. W ith Speed governor’s dismissal\of Hurley aa tiations with the French and The warships returned from a With the return of good weath it TWO OR THREE-BEDROOM HOME broad sweep of 2,500 miles which No Hint Given as to The body struck the pavement a a member of the Suate Defense prepared to leave Hanoi for er, these informants said, the Ger Severe New RestricUons Frying Oysters, pt. 48c In three weeks had covered fhe few feet from the curb and near Council. Haiphong. Where Next Blow Will man Luftwaffe returned again to On All Main Food Steaming Clams. one of the main entrances to the Roosevelt Inspects Phil In a letter to the coVnmissloner, Aegean, lionlan and eastern Medi the attack, bombing facilities of Get Your "When I leave French territory terranean seas, the officers report structure, tallest In Baltimore. Governor Baldwin refemd to a Fall or When to Come. Iteiiih Start Sept. 23. WITN you may ray the crisis has been ed, without encountering the Ital (Conttooed On Page IWo) win* I WtTN Little Neck Clams. * * • adelphia Navy Yard newspaper article in whi\h Hurley ■ VlU. reached,” he said in his final In ian fleet, or any attempt at bomb I Bus Drivers' Strike Settled terview with Attcrican newspaper Bulletin! Vichy, France, Sept. 20— (JPt— 4 Opened Chowder Clams Prior to His Speech. (Continued on Page Sliteea) ing by Italian airplanes. New York, Sept. 20— (4»)—r. 4 men. One officer said this demonstrat A ll main food items will be ration Chowder Clams (shell). Rome, Sept. 20.—<4V—fa s strike o f drivers and shopmen of a Philadelphia, Sept. 20— (4^ — Sovereignty Not Threatened ed "our mastery of the sea." cist newspapers indicated to British Fliers ed In both the occupied and unoc Canning Peaches queensborough bus company was Surprtee Italian In\-aders. cupied zones of France beginning 79c 43c Scallops,...... pint 3.3c President Roosevelt, winding up an He asserted that the Japanese day that Joachim Von Rlbben- settled at a 15-mlnnte conference inspection of the Philadelphia attitude did -not threaten the Making a surprise attack oh trop, German foreign minister, Sept. 23 undeV kevere new restric today a few hours after the sur No Pay Loss tions announced here today. Pinehurst— F m h —Block Island ELBERTA— BELLE GEORGIA Navy Yard prior to a speech which and Italian leaders are dis Harry Italians prise walkout had delayed thous had the politicians wondering, said (Centtnned on Page Tea) (Contlnned On Page SU ) cussing a post-w'sr division of Henceforth each Frenchman will and). of commuters on their way to SWORDFISH, lb...... 4 4 f today that be is now convinced the For Employees Africa with a share' for Spain be allowed the following rations; work and school. Many other rom- nation Is learning speed in arma in their conversations here. Meat—360 grams (about 12.7 Haddock Fillets muteni were late for their John aa Strike to Prevent Con Salmon ment coijatructloiv. Foreign observers said there ounces) a week, Eloundei Fillets Halibut the result ot a slmnltaneoas, but He devoted the morning to a were Indications the Axis solidation After Ad (Cheese—50 grams iabodt 1:8 Mackerel apparently unrelated, strike of State Workers Called Population Center Moives powers are endeavoring to Cod checkup of local phases of the vance; Sub Is Sunk. ’ounces) a week. Pollock drivers of buses serving nearby $15,000,(XIO.OOO national defense Into Military Service bring Spain into the war on Bread—350 grama (about 13.4 Whole Haddock 'Rockland county and New Jersey. their side with a part of • • • program. ‘ITie tour waa made In ounces) a day. conjunction with a visit to Phila Will Not Lose Money. \ Eastward for First Time French Morocco as her re-.vard. Rome, Sept. 20—(4h— British Sugar—500 grams (about 17.8 jOerman Troop Losses Heavy -at- delphia for an address (3 p. m., M tlsh Gilbaltar also has been bombegs harried the Italians with ounces) a month. New York, Sept 20 — (4') — \ ' e.B.t.) at the University of Penn Hartford, Sept. 20—(45— State meationed as a possible price attacks scattered from'^-the Libyan Rice— 100 grams (about 8J) i PEACH TIME Stories ot Heavy German troop employes called into active mili Waahington, Sept. 20.—(4>)— Theftlon center, the 1940 census i# ,ex for Spanish help. This report coast to Ethiopia and Somaliland ounces)' a month. ' iyp A losses.resulting from exercises and sylvania's 200th anniversary cele pected to ahow many Important tary service will not suffer any population oenUr of the United lacked ronflrmatlon In official while Italian airmen sank a Brit Soap— 125 grams (about 4.4 j Can your Prachev now! 1 ate today maneuvers In the English Oiannel bration. ahlfU in the dtatribution of pew le pay loss, an opinion of Attorney circles, however. ish submarine, the ‘ Italian high M- * we will receive 100 baskets of fancy preparatory to an Invasion at The president said construction States has moved eastward for —changes which may alter sub ounpes) a month. Joseph Novelli Farm of warships and airplanea In the General Francis A. Pallotti reveals command reported toctoy. « 'To Be Strictly Enforced h is imall home affera maxi- tempt were told today by passen- the iirst time in history, prelimi stantially the apportionment of Rome, Sept. 20.—(/Pi— Germany Striking to prevent the Italians Monntoln Grown Y'ellow Peaches! Navy Yard was going ahead at a today. nary census figures indicated to A corps of 10,000 agents will num space at mlBimaBi cm L *T'"’ gers arriving on the Americnn Ex seats In the House of Representa from consolidating themselves Mountain Road, Glastonbury T much faster rate than a year ago Although noL asked to rule on day. and Italy planned their next war created to make certain tbo- w It is a stery-and-a-half type port liner Exeter. Almost Ideatl- tives. after their 60-miIe advance into • % FINEST GRADE— e 1 O •I cal stories were brought by Robert and that he waa very much pleased the question of tcinporary replace Ehiperta said it would be several General Oenclualons move today in converratlons be lioning regulations are strictly i FANCY containing two bedrooms, living and amazed at the progress he raw tween Nazi Foreign . Minister Egyptian territory, the British forced. Ration tickets for all Ba.vket ...... I . X j Te1e{Sione Manchester 6997 Solberg, \1oe president o f. Armco ments, Judge Pallotti, observes montha before (he exact location Figuras so far available point raided areas about Derna, Bomba room, kitchen and bath with an InternnUonnl Corporation, .. who there. that "these are times of crisis and could be fixed, hut, aa far as they toward these general conclusions; Joachim Von Rlbbentrop and tioned foods served In restau 10,000 Men Employed Premier Mussolini without a hint and Tobruk in Libya, and Salum start Sept. 30. ELBERTA Slightly Small Peaches— Ail " f W ■ninished area upstairs. If this ti|yiNQ left France Aug. 25, attar 20 years emergency, I therefore urge and could tell from early figures from The South Atlantic states ap as to where the blow would fall and Sidi Barrani, in Egypt, the An official statement aco Perfect Fruit! 18-qt. bskt. d C arse Is completed, as shown in the KITiiHtN I; ,1 In Paris, and Carl Ter Weele, a He said he was told by Admiral recommend to the appointing almost every state bi the union, the parently have had the largest / ♦ r u., »• I I, || center would be several miles or when it would come. high command's communique said. panying the rationing PEACHES floor plan, two additional bedrooms Dutch Radio executive, who left A. E. Watson, yard commandant, authoriites that no position be numerical population gain. Other attacks were reported on li Heal foaa up The Netherlands Aug. 27. They that about 19,(K)0 men are employ- filled unless It is very urgent and tdOlheMt of -Ifl 1030 location The Pacific state lead In per Fascists close to the government ment raid “ the consequencea ot I . fota up to tha calling and bccoms avallabls and the smaller li I !i indicated that the talks, begun yes Diredawa, and Mogadiscio in East new crop—are priced veiy I. i L_tu agreed that the Dutch and the ed in the yard and that by this aboolutely eaaential, and, when so which waa 2.0 miles northeast of centage g^. ,,, war 'and our defeat appear now I aitampti------to atcapa- . . . and tha waater tha amount NONE CAN COMPARE WITH OUR flrst floor bedroom can bo made into terday, involved the situation in Africa. French ware supplying the British time next year the figure will be filled, ahould only be flUed tern' Untdn, Ind. The mldwaat states from North all their tragic reality." which aacapetaacapat tha imora (ual you bum to maica your FLOOg PLAN central Europe and the position of One dead and several wounded a dining room. The house will then with advance Information of Oar- stepped up to 30,000. A year ago, porarlly." They baaed their calculatlona Dakota to Oklahoma, Inclusive, The causes listed for the ] houia comlortabit. Spain in the Axis plans, but other were the only casualties from the hsTO three bedrooms, dining room, ,man exerclsaa on aeif-propeDed Judge Pallotti called upon all primarily on the fact that while have lost population. severe shortage Included Mr. Roosevelt said, Ns'vy Yard em- wise absolute secrecy surrounded Egyptian and Libyan bombings, Wax Beans - Green Beans 2 qts. 15c living room, kitchen and bath. Note bargaa In the ciMMmI and that plojrment was only 8,000. state employea to do their part by the total population of the United The New England states have Uon and deterioration o t Watercress, 10c, While .. '*'•7 haapina mora haat In la to British boniberB hiMr token n heavy States apparently gained between gained a little, but leas than the the negotiations. the communique said, and only evarroaf with warm, durabla weed ahinglaa. that all lower floor rooms havs The expansion, he said, dates sharing the burden of their aoi slight damage waa caused by the and livestock in the war Cauliflower Spinach Parsnip Homemade Hot Pizza toll. 7 and 8 per cent, the South A t national average. (Berlin aources hinted that de Milk production dropped off stop In Tonight and Try It! croos-ventilation. • • • from his order o f last September to ciates called to service by keeping velopments in Egypt where Italian raids in East Africa. Tha only coat It that of tha now ahinglaa and put about 30 World war destroy his position open-through sharing lantic statoa sained 12.5 per cent. Wherever the center of the na enormous extent" u d In It’s the Best You’ve Ever Tasted! Marketo A t A Qlaaea Ooaidlng f l f i m a On Six Statoa troops already are on the march, Eight British flanaa Dastroyad. QuaUty Brand Honey Dew Melons ...... 33c to 49c mtir aMlication bacauta it ii unnecaaaary to ramova era back in shapa for duty. him work while be is away. tion's papqlation movas, the ex places aphtic fever spread eZD New York,' Sept. 20—<^i— The Oensua Bureau already hap perts sold, it is not likely to ba might be playing an Important Eight British planes ware re Int old roof . . tha eld roof will itill ofPar aema Racommlosionlng of tha final lot On "Lanva of Aboanra” ported destroyed in these and a farm animals. Thera also wg Vinegar...... TOMORROW WE FEATURE CLAM CHOWDER Now h the Time To Com •1 ANlVg* Stocks— Irregular; lead era. aar- compiled preliminary 1940 popula many miles aind probably will stay part in the talks.) poor harvsat o f caraala In tha^ ... gallon 39^ taalatanca to radiation and with tha cembinad thlch- row. of these destroyers and a group of The pay which an employe la to tion totala for every state and for in Indiana where it has been since Satisfied With Developments series of other British raids re Jar R in gs...... receive from the state is . the occupied zone o f Prance, it " ...... • ■ • • ...... dot, 5c iiaaw of tha now and old yoli have a raally warai Saturday: plete Your Plans and Get Bonds — 5llxed; few rails up, old submarines is under way here. the 'nation; but la guarding the 1890. n Messagero :iaid the Axis chiefs ported the day before. Confectionery or Brown Sugar...... 7* roof . . and dry too. DELICIOUS RAVIOLI AND SPAGHETTI some British loans sell off. The president said they are among amount of hla regular salary lesa 'flgurra for the last six states and A t the time of the first census were “ fixing new important pointa” The British submarine waa at the 50 given to Great Britain in the amount of (he military pay tacked by an Italian reconnala- (CMttaoad aa Faga Tw o); HOT DOGS AND H A M B U R G E R S ----- ' That New House Started. Foreign exchange—Narrow; Ga- the nation with unuaual secrecy in 1790—with virtually al.l of the in their w-ar and post-war plana, GET FULL INFORM AHON FROfA- nadtoa dollar dlpo. exchange for Naval bases in Uis from the Federal gflvenfflient, the tizUil thslr scheduled release thia country's Inhabitants living slong and described them aa welL satis aance plane and iiunk, the com Cntton— Steady; opot hanae and western hemisphere. attorney general aaya, adding that week-end. tbs esstam seaboard—the center fied with military developments to munique said, but it gave no par Treasatv BRl AtCOtIO Plooe fL A P PIEL’S BEER ON TAP trade support. Mr. Roosevelt displayed partic tha employe >ls to be considered Meanwhile, tha moot Informod o f population was 28 miles east of date. ticulars. I "pi?ie/}u rJiQ roPTum c. ALSO BALLANTINE’S AND RUPPERTS au7.:r— Higher: nara new boy- ular anthuaiaam over the N avoI on “ a leave o f absence with pay aatimataa place t)M national tqtal Baltimore. Since then, westward Von Rlbbentrop was expected to A British steamer, previously .Washington. Rapt, lag latarast. aircraft factory. Ha rafarrad to for tha duration o f tha training.” at appraamatoly 133,000,000, or miirattoa nss moved the point eonclude his talks with the Duce reported'in a convey In the A e poattten oC tha Traaaiiirfl Manchester Lumber Fuel G>. gean Sept 14, finally put In at .the RdbaiptA 877.191,1i t i . m l i ) K » ff(0M :>!HU ARMOR . Metola— Steady: lacranatag eon it aa hU “child” becauae It waa Judga PaUottl was asked to rule about 7Ji par cent above the 122,- steadily westward, generally about and depart for Jl-rlln tonight, but RosmI) PauL Mgr. G. E. WILLIS & SON, In£ sumer demand for rapper. built in 1918 while he w is asslst- on Section . .82E of the 1939 aup' 775,046 count In 1980. .flO^mllea a decade, '.It reached soure.-s I'.oxe to his entourage raid Greek port of Piraeus, Italians diturea, 8S5,30OJ)4TJ3; CENTER STREET CHARTER OAK ST. TAVERN Wool Tope—Firm; ; active de-1 Ae indicated by the possible 0>lu(4bus, Ind., in 1890 and since ' he might defer his departure until B.vid.. The -Ship u-M aflame, and ance. $2,315,9 TEL. 5145 . „ . „ Coa*. Lumber, Maaoiw’ SuppUes, Paint 1 is now in drydock, it was said. racaipU far . - ^______IZOCharter^Street 2 Main Street TeL 5125 MaRchaater mend for doaasstle waatat ' ICaattoMd On Pasa'rwa) (CenttM On Paga rwa> , eastward movement of the popula- has moved only. 87 mllea. [Saturday, J f f. ' i -'’f" . ' ■r’T.f ' L >
MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN. FRIDAY, SEPTElfBER 20,1940 MANCHS8TBR BVENINO HERALD, MANCHBRTER. CONN. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 20,1940 PAGE THHi
wMeh, it aaid, would follow quick fast at V ’ ralnforcad concrato end Morocoo taka may have an loss of foreign sales, arith the pos important bearing on the outcome. ly on the expocUd coUapaa of tha pavement. ' All of France article publiahed in L ’Oeuvre short ^Norway Defense Points Jobs in Stat3 Body of €hoir Leftist Paper ly befor* the declaration o f war To Double Aiiiouiit The Oarman troops in Norway British amplra. MUftird. Wilbur Craas High Fiftlf Column sible exception* of cotton and A Thought are there for two raaaona, these "Ebigland'a days on tha Nila ara way bridge over Route U. 8. 1. enllUSd “ DU For Danzig?” in wheat, may be largely offeet by Troops Trar**. over.” said Propaganda Minister Route No. V. 8. LA— Put on Ration which be opposed French entry in Given lo the Needy aourcea believe: 1—To keep the Hit by Raiders, On Increase Singer Found Our Country Moving to Paris such programs and a predicted in BriUsh worried: 4—To occupy the Paul Joseph Qoebbel’q newspaper, Fairfield. 6,078 fget o f 30-60 to the war. Check W ork When the government cam* to crease in the domestic demand for O give thanks uato tto Idfti':-, For Landings OermatB Army. Der Angrlff, and advised Egypt to concrete pavement on Kinge High (OSattoMd from PsgF Um ) tor he Is good: for hie mercy ■ seise the opportunity to "throw way. 'yiehy.-'TVance, Sept. 30.—
P) - food aa a result of governmental Germans Oaim In Reser^ii’ ^ aV (Jlermont-Ferrand. Bines then dureth for ex-er.— Psalm 167:1. off the British yokt.” . Falrfleld. 6,846 feet of concrete Employment Service tolS, sad the Britiah blockade pre The morning newspaper L ’Oeuvre, With the bulk of the 1800,000,000 spending under defense activities. Deal repeatedly haa advocated ICMrtlBM* rra« ra«* Om > Mysfery ~ Tha Lokalanzeiger, commenting pavement 60* wide on Kings High vents Imports to take up the elsck. Jackson Says Vigilante which before the war held leftist annual fgriri products export mar The department will concentriple (CXtBtianed From Page One) in tha same vein, said Egypt "can way. Announcee 5,496 Pei> (Continosd From Pag* On#V tendencies, announced today it waa close collaboration with Germany ket cloeiid by war, the Agriculture on. two food relief distribution Among the attributes of Oed, The ofncisl explanation said no Aohert P. Tristram Coffin Suggests Groups Should Be Dis> and has opposed all attempt* to ht hava had o f trytnr to la- The birds once known aa snow be aura that after aa Italian vic Guilford. Repalra to bridge. sons Secured Po8itions. further euppUe* of-«oS ee or rice retUriting immediately to Paris to Department has issued instructions programs—the so-called "stamp” although they are all equal, the Southern railway between New reestablish relations with England. Britain. birds now are ail known aa "Jun- tory on the Nile it can look for Milford. 14,029 feet of bitu wert entering France. Soap, which a call to “ arrest end hold” D ellsi^ couraged on Task. "defend the princlpl* of European that its programs for dlatrlbution plan and the school lunch pro cy shines with eyen more ,, _ coes,” but no one seems to know Cross Gate station and South ward to a free future.” minous macadam resurfacing on “for questioning on murder ca*e.”\ That All of Us Try Being Americans collaboration.” . of unmarketable surpluses among gram.- Officials said about $200,- Uancy than Justice.—Cervantoa.*- lig h t Tanka Vnlaerabla Hartford,' Sept. 30—(4>)—Jobe has practically hlaappeared from Just how this new name started Bermondsey station and the Queen Future .Conditloaad on Stand North Broad St, West River St, the market, "can be manufactur Tbs search for Dellear and MlsS’ ' Since the armlstics L ’Ocuvr Unlike other animals, the A fri the "nation’s needy ' be doubled 000,000 waa available for such pro ^ i:r"H iU ar knowa hU light tanka Road station. A member of hiU were found fo r 6,460 In Connecti New York, Sept. 30—(P)—Vigi £i?ara vulnerable to our two pound- or what it nffans. The future, other quarters said, Prospect Place and North St. ed only in an extremely small Clark, a soprano in the choir of Once More has become the organ of Ehc- can ratel Is white on top and dark within the next 90 days. grams during the current fiscal Congrese passed the first # * * • * were reported. ia, o f course, conditioned on Egypt Route No. 3— cut during Augiut by the Connec quantity.” Stj Helena’s chapel In Lenox, who lante groups should be discouraged Deputy Marcel Dgat, author of an underneath. - Farm officials hope that the year. act on April 10, 1790. ( "ar" ana of theae authocltiaa aaid, 600 Germane Killed keeping out of the present African Lebanon. Re-surfacing a sec ticut State Employment Service, To Taka Cereals and Meat waa deecribed by friends as "vary 1 from fighting Fifth Coluira acUri- : Tend he haa no maana o f bringing Particular Six hundred Germans have been j ■^•ar Mb heavy tanka.” campaign. tion o f the Norwieh-Colchester Labor Commlsaioner Cornelius J, The Germans have promised to pretty ” began early today when tJeveath at 34 artteles on ” Our<»and kingdoms aad tbeortas ties. Attorney General Robert H. killed and 1,400 wounded by British (Egypt aevered diplomatic rela- road beginning at the Colchester Danaher annoimced today. The to her mother notified police the had Couatry,” sxclualvsly for statecraft in the world. Faith In \ Although ralda on London may aerial bombardments since hte take from the occupied zone for wrlttaa Jackson told the U. S, Conference Special leather cases in which tlqM with Rome some time ago, town line and extending easterly tal represent* the highest number the Arm y of occupation only the not relumed home after a Choir ^ NBA Hervtoe and The Herald by hard-working manhood is what we cbn^ua perhapa for montha, thaaa start of the war, Informed sources they carried their own knives, bWNtoua far made no move to de- approximately IH miles. of placementa made during any c e m ie needed for bread, the ex practice. tbe nation’s moft famous sutbor*. have grown by. If we keep that o f Mayors. aoureaa aaid the next "and per spoons and forks, when Invited estimated today as new bombings " I appreciate the fine spirit of i l ^ the deciding'’ pbaae of war claraxwar on Italy, whose troops North Stonington. Relocation August since the beginning o f the planation went on, and only part Floatlag In Reeervolr fajth, Democracy will be safe from out to dine, were owned by gent of some of Germany’s most began a drive across the Egyptian- of this route around village of all the buzzards of Fascism and many patriotic citizens and organ-’ may to fought in the Medlterran- service and represents an increase of the meat required for German Mlsa d a rk ’s body floated ^bout By Robert P. Triatram Coffin lemen of prerevolutionary France. cherished towns were reported. Llbyat. frontier a week ago.) North Stonington. No hindrance 15 percent over the 4,788 place troops. Nazism and Communism on tbs Izatlons which leads them to vol : ean. of 10 feet from the edge of the reser Author of "Oaptatn Abby and Cap Heidelberg, picturesque universl- Rome sources have repeatedly to traffic over present route. menta made in Auguat, 1039 and face of the earth. For thoee buZ' unteer for work of this kind,” he " Oarmany may try to attack Olb- The Arm y o f occupation will voir, al the end of an 80-foot trail tain Jolw.” "Lost Paradise,” Earliest forma of Chinese fans ty town on the banka of the asserted that Italy is not making Routes No. 2 and 18— two percent over the 5,404 made supply Itself with sugar, potatoes zards feed on carrion, where the safd In an address today. ealtar thim gh SpMn at the aame Neckar, only 12 miles from the leading from the blood-spattered “ Strange Hollneea,” etc. "But the real work of this kind time that lU Iy atrtkea at Egypt consisted of dyed peacock or war upon Egypt and that her A f East Hartford. 1 1-4 miles of during July thia year. end other necessary . foods from people are dead or marked for pheasant feathers, mounted on a communications center of Mann automobile. death. Where people are really ia not work for amateurs; it is in force, they aaid, and the side rican offensive n directed solely reinforced concrete pavement on Placements in private industry Germany, dating from the time The trouble with us Americans handle. heim, was raided this morning, agaliut Britain. Glastonbury East Hartford road. amounted to 4,418, or 80 percent the rations go into effect. It was Patrolman Russell Wheeler said alive they are never found. not tbe work for private agencies. the French, poaaeaslona of Tunis these sources said, and three per Advices from Italy threw little Short detour posted. of the total, and an Increase of said. French war priaonera In Ger the waa fully clothed except for lately is that We . have Imported Let’s be Americana again It cannot safely, it cannot properly sons killed. light on the progress at the con Route No. U. S. 6— South Wind ■even percent over similar place many are fed from euppliea avail her ahoee, which were found not too many ideas and fears from Eu be entrusted to men outside of Seven others were killed in other government groups.” versations between Von'. Ribben- sor and East Windsor. 3-4 mile ments made during the previous able In Germany, it waa explathMl' faviJrom the car. He said a single rope. western and southwestern German month, ^ ty -n ln e percent of the set of footprints led to the water, W e know what we mean wheat To Prevent Sabotage. Main Street, trop and Mussolini, but it was be of reinforced concrete pavement ” If severe rationing were not We have allowed our Intellec- slag, from rhlMhood to old ago, cities, particularly in the Rhine Jobs in private industry were filled together with marks that Indicat He explained that bis depart lieved there that the possibility of on the Hartford-Sprlngfleld road. eatablished we would find our ^tuals to bring overseas tbe worqg that song of freedom, "Annorlca,'' land, it was reported, and new Spain’s "cooperation” with the Temporary bridge provided. by men as compared with 68 per selves In grave difficulties before ed a body had been dragged to ment is concentrating upon the /I- batches of phosphorous incendiary ' Capital and Labor and the great ■aye Booth Tarkington hi the next Manchester Axis powers in the war, wdth Gib cent during July. Blxty-nlne per the next harvests,” said the expla reservoir. prevention of Industrial sabotage, “ leaves” as well as bomba were Route No. U. S. 5A—Suffield. ervltudes behind them and apply article of this scrieo on "Oar raltar as her reward, was dis Repairs to bridge. i,. cent, 3,029, were considered '■aa nation. Three gashes were found on M rather than upon the punishment scattered. them to a universally hard-work OouBtry,” cussed. Windsor. 3>4 miles of rein permanent. Boms rations will apply to every d a rk ’s .head-' Dr. George S. Wick for such acts, and that counter Press Continues Threats ing people. The Yankee sea cap espionage is more practl^I than Greece, Turkey Also Figure forced concrete pavement on Placements in public works Jobs one regardless of position or bam, the medical examiner, an tain used to be the sailor Who APPLIANCES OF MERIT While the press continued to The future of Greece and Tur dropped from 1,193 in July to 983 wealth. All Frenchmen were called nounced here probably would be wholesale arrests. ' threaten to “ settle accounts with Hartford-Windsor road. worked hardest of ail the crew. Named French Brpreoentatlxe. key, last holdouts against Axis in August, a decline of 18 percent. on to accept the sacrifices “ with an autopay. Wheeler said Dell- He pointed out that, becatuw. of the British mercilessly,” the high Route No. U. S. 7—North C_ The sea captain’s wife used to be. domination on southeastern Eu Public placements during August, courage, diacipline and dignity.” ear’s automobile license was found government surveillance of sus command's communique said "bat naan. Constructing bridge over able to do a big washing and iron rope, also was believed by Rome 1939 toUlled 1,159, SUghtly more Premier Marshal Retain called in the car, the right front seat of Vichy. France. Sept. 20—(JP)— picious groups, persons engaged ,ln tle planes continued retaliatory Blackberry river, about 500 fe it ing and mending and then put on observers to have figured in the south of Junction of Routes U. S than 86 percent, 849, of the public on farmers to ”do everything to which was blood-soaked. Yves Brcart De Boisanger, recent subversive work are a source of raids on London and war-essential allka and go to parties in the eve ly appointed governor of the Bank information to this government, talks. 7 and U. S. 44. Open to traffl placements were in construction boost production,” declaring that Friends of the man and woman ning. She was a new kind of lady objectives in western and central Virginio Gayda, qutboritative work and 53 percent, 517, were in If supplies were not increased said they had known each other of France, today was named rather than to any government England. over temporary bridge. in civilization. Fascist editor, commenting on the Route No. 8— public Jobs which were not obliged rationing would reach a point for some time after having work French economic representative abroad. "Numerous new fires resulted, The children of on the Wiesbaden Armistice Com conference, said that other Euro Shelton, Derby and Ansonia. Re by law to utlilse the Employment where it would endanger the peo ed in the same Pittsfield manufac that captain and especially in Liverpool," the com mission. Boisanger replaced Two chancels, one above the pean nations, “ particularly friend moval of trolley rails and resurfac Service for hiring purposes. ple’s health and physical develop turing establishment. his wife are still munique added. Pierre Fournier as governor of the other, are contained in a church ly ones,” are Involved in the war ing road with 10,388 lljneax f e « of August Placements ment. Description Of Suspect here. The vast But bad weather interferred "not as spectators alone. \ August supplementary place- French national bknk on Sept. 1. at Oompton, Surrey, England. o u n r o M M iiv 3” sheet asphalt on concrete base. majority of with operations, and only one B rit \ments wherein the person placed The state police call for the ar The German press, meanwhile, Thoma.ston. Repairs to Rey rest of Dellear described him as Americans still ish plane was claimed to have been continued angry over the alleged is pre-deslgnated by the employer No Pay Loss shot down. Three German planes nolds bridge. follows: ”5 feet, 9 inches; 175 work their way. HUS bombing of German hosiptals— Were only two leas than the 98 in are acknowledged to be missing. Route No. 10—Simsbury and {^unds; brown hair, brown eyes. whatever estates particularly at Bethel, where nine Granby. 7.2 miles of mlx-ln-place July. They amounted to 206 in For Employes they may in Heidelberg is noted for its uni August, 1939. Italian and French extration, young girl patients were reported bituminous surface and bituminous walks with slight stoop and not herit. Moat versity and its beer, but it also has Manufacturing took the great killed. macadam surface under construc friendly in personality.” Americans who leather and machinery manufac “ We'll settle accounts with the est number of placements of any (Continued From Page One) tures. tion on College Highway. One The reservoir, where Miss d a rk ’s go to college British mercilessly," said Adolf single, industilal classification. now work their Its university was established in way traffic in places. body was found supplies water to Hitler's newspaper, the Voel- There were 1,933 jobs filled in this plement to the General Statutes, way through aa 1386, and after Prague and V i Route No. 12—Griswold. Re Pittsfield, but la located in nearby kischer Beobachter. field which amounted to 34 percent governing leaves of absence for surely aa their w m MUllAIHnAIHM n DIMM iMni sroKMi cNwaiminr enna. is the oldest Germanic uni pairs to Qinebaug rlver<>bridge and Lenpx, widely known aa a summer “ German patience Is exhausted,” Jewett City viaduct. more than the 1,445 in July and state ..employes while undergoing fathers did when Kinney's new hove a gorgeous versity in Europe. 57 percent more than In Auguat a resort for socially prominent roal- said the official German news Route No. 15—Middletown. military field training. The request they came driv array of attractive, "attention One of the most picturesque agency DNB. "Dam age to St. year ago. Other industrial fields was made by Personnel Director dents of New York and other Robert P. Elimination of dangerous condi states. ing their estate getting" ENNA JETTICK stylet towns in Europe. Heidelberg’s o'd, Paul's cathedral won't help now." which showed increases in place William H. Downing who csdled on the hoof, in a Tristram Coffin narrow streets are dominated bv tion on the Middletown-Durham that are pocked with solid “The iron hand now strikes,” de ments during August over the pre attention to previous rulings of the yokie of oxen, to the college door. UP TO SPECIAL FACTORY ALLOWANCE a vast castle which was the resi road. $40 vious month were; building and clared the Boersen Zeitiing. attorney general’s office and asked And those who have.tried to per comfort and long weorl dence of the Electors Palatine. Route No. 20— Barkhamsted. construction, 18 percent; domestic Bridge over west branch of Farm clarification that would cover the FOR suade us that there Is one set of LIMITED TIME ONLY ON THIS FACTORY TRADE IN OFFER Mbmen everywhere soy they Parts of it date from the Middle service, 6 percent: other services, Americans who work and another ington river at Riverton. Tem present situation which differs ore "Americo's Smartttf Ages. 24 perceht; and miscellaneous, 80 SAXOPHONE AND f't ^ 1 porary bridge provided. from circumstances that prompted who sit back and live- o ff the fat riie Popular ^ percent. ,,, CLARINET of the land and the sweat of oth Walking Shoes" . . you will Condition Of Granby and East Granby. 2',4 earlier rulings. EVEN FOR CHRISTMAS DELIVERY! KEITH S WILL HOLD YOUR CROSLEY UNTIL WANTED. Semi-skilled and unskilled appli ers deserve to be hanged. BUY NOW! tee, when you tee them I Come Axis Attention Focuses miles of bituminous macadam sur After disposing of the matter INSTRUCTION . . . CALL cants p lac^ in both manufactur of compensation Judge PallotU dis For If they talk long enough, ' lyualhrr Oioire of SELECTION MUST BE !\IADE NOW TO GET EXTRAORDINARY ALLOW ANCE. in . . . try on 0 pair from our State Roads face on Granby-East Granby road ing and non-manufacturing work D U N C A N D. K E N N E D Y Sharply on Egypt cussed temporary replacements. there will arise ^ bricklayers and Route No. 41—Sharon. Con all were up 43 percent in August PHONE 8086 farmers whose sons will remain smort selection of Pump.Oxford Berlin, Sept. 20.—(,P)—Axis at Number Affected Not Known “ Smart Set” Women Construction In force in the structing box culvert near Main over July. Ailvother occupational bricklaycra and farmers and not and Strop styles. Suede or Kid I tention was focused sharply on street, Sharon. Open to traffic Exactly how many state em State of Connecticut announced groups showed declines as follows ; go on to become Presidents and Egypt today as German quarters over temporary bridge. professional and kindred, off 16 ployees will^ be affected either be doctors who will breed sorus good SEE OUR SELECTION TODAY urged the land of the pharaohs to by the Connecticut Highway De Route No. U. S, 44—Canton and cause of their membership in the $20 for your OLD WASHER percent; clerical and sales, off 6 S t laying brick and farming again. “ throw off the British yoke” and partment September 18, 1940 for New Hartford. 2'4 miles tft re percent; all services combined, off National Guard or because of We have let foreign Ideas about -fall into step with the new order in the week ending September 28, inforced concrete pavement on the 1 percent; agriculture, fishing and future selective service, IS not at the stigma of labor come in. The Europe which, it was said, Ger Hartford-Wlnsted road. forestry, off 57 percent; and skill present known. However. some hammer and slckle belong to us aa Extraordinary many and Italy now plan to ex 1940, together with surface oiling , Routes Nos. 68 and 69— Pros authorities believe the total wlli and stone surfacing. This report ed occupations, off one-half of one symbols, not to Russia. The bee All Siz9$l tend to Africa. pect. 939 I. f. of 8 4 ” bituminous percent. . not be large. ^ aaaaaeaitSTUw hive and the beaver belong on our Keith Trade-In .Allowance Egypt was advised through va does not include either the Merritt macadam pavement at Prospect Governor Baldwin has several Parkway or the Wilbur Cross New applications dropped from state papers instead of the Roman All WidfhsI rious Nazi channels that her inde intersection. 7,191 In July to 5,804 in August times previousl.v pledged that posi TOD^Y and TOMORROW Parkway, both of which are being bird of prey that happens to be WE CANNOT HOLD THIS pendence would be assured by the Route No. 97— while renewals decUned from 12.- tions will be kept open for any constructed on new location. I SUM iPi«n cusMm scr there. Our Great Seal ought to be OTHERS Axis penvers if she does not op Pomfret. Approximately 3-4 978 to 11,666. The file of active state employe called to military fin ear of Indian com. For we have OFFER OPEN LONG— ACT NOY^. pose the present Italian thrust Closed for Construction— mile of bituminous macaclam pave- reglsti-atlons was 73,605 on Au service. I UIU-IUCT'COll[II*Ulil(ll grown great by sweat and sweet A T $3.75 eastward, success of which was Detour Provided. ment on the Hampton-Abington gust 31. 1940 as compared with Some state officials however, toil in the furrows and shops. Wc confidently predicted. Route No. U. S. l A —Stonington. road, 76,736 on July 31, 1940. foresee possible complications with BOOM*TOWN ought to remember we are eons of Continues Conferenceo Grade crossing elimination in the Sprague. Three-span deck shopkeepers, be proud of it, and respect to the merit system in con- __ PLUS — TERMS The sudden emphasis on de village of Stonington— 617'-6" girder bridge and approaches at work and grow tough in our mus necticon with temporary employes "Calling All Husbands” velopments in Africa came as span steel I-beam viaduct over Shetucket river in Baltic. '”ho rep'ace regular appointees. It cles and minds once more. German Foreign Minister Joachim Route No. 100—Eaat Havfcn. Torpedo Sinks We have allowed a few snobs to ARRANGED TO SUM YOL K railroad tracks and a steel foot s considered possible that should "BOOM rOWN" PRICES: Von Rlbbentrop continued confer bridge over railroad tracks at Elm Steel rigid frame bridge at High any serious legal conflict arise cor talk about racial superlorUy in a ences in Rome with Premier Mus street. 5Iat., SOr plus tax. Fre., O la country built In its beginnings and INDIVTB^AL REQUIREMENTS street under construction. Elm IVazi Transport rective legislation will be sought Balcony S6r pins tax; solini behind a curtain of secrecy. street closed to traffic. Traffic Route No. 101—Kllllngly. In the forthcoming General As through Its history out of a score Von Rlbbentrop was scheduled to Orch. and LogtM, lOc plus of different nationalities and WERBNER’S Bridge over Five bflle river and KINNEYS ma.v pass on Water street. sembly. ■ tax. Children under 13, ' 825 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER KEITH’S ,\Iso Sell (he Famous “ Blackstone” Washer. leave Rome for Berlin tonight, but (Continued From Page One) strong with the strength of the Route No. 33—Wilton. Con approaches at D ayille. Tempo l.'ic all times. 90S MAIN STREET WELDON BLDG. it was believed probable that he structing' grade crossing elimina rary bridge provided. best in them all. America’s Oldest Make! From $59.50 With Pump. age when In the Kattegat but not Kittens, Not Explosive might postpone his departure un tion and bridge over Norwalk riv Route No. 132—Bethlehem. Con SUN. - MON. and TUE.S. What we need to do Is to re- The Brownbilt Shoe Store, for many years til Saturday. oa result Of enemy attack.” cox’er our old solitude, our old as er on the Ridgefield road, near the structing two miles of bituminous Chicago (IT)—Detective (3eorge There was no Indication whether macadam from south end of pres (The German broadcast did not surance, and great pride. We need at this location, will he officially known as Wilton railroad station. Traffic say Just what had happened to the Bevan and hla police squad, sum the ideas expressed here in regard must use south T-- branch for ent improved section. to get back to our fathers’ belief KEITH’S transport but added that the crew moned by an excited, bomb-con that any man who works hard to Eg>'pt bad received official en Route 33. Road Is open to rail Route No. 149— East Haddam. scious caller, moved cautiously to WERBNER’ S from now on. Our policies IS HE.\DQL'ARTERS FOR dorsement in the Rome confer and soldiera abroad were removed and stands up straight and Inde TEXACO CRTSTAJ.ITE ESSO road station only. Approximately 1 mile of bitumin ward a mysterious package bulk ence. but inspired interpretation of with “a comparatively small loas pendent and bosses his own soul, remain the saniP. Route No. U, S. 44—Winchester, ous macadam on the Moodus- of life.” ing forebodingly on the moonlit RANGE OIL FUEL OIL uninformative Italian communi Westchester road. tnm muni • ua no matter what race he comes j Constructing T ij miles of concrete (The Sturgeon, a sister ship of sidewalk. But, Instead of the UMM • Cttllla ItKat ques left little doubt that Egrypt Route No. 164—Preston. Ap from. Is worth all the machines pavement from the city of Wln- the Swordfish, Starfish and Sea “tick-lick” of an Infernal ma Ian, timaol • Sm rCwart ‘CALORIC’ Oil Burning was riie center of attention. Sted west; also grading and drain proximately 1'4 miles of bitumin per gal. horse which have figured promi chine. they heard the ’’meow— ON THE SAME SHOW — The Nazi press warned Egypt age installation. Detour la pro ous macadam pavement on the nently in this war. was completed ir.eow-w-w” of four frightened 4 9 6.1c to keep in line with developments vided by Routes 183 and 182. Preston Plains-Griswold road. ROBERT YOUNt; in SPACE HEATERS in 1932. The submarine haa a sur kittens. J Lots of 90 QaUons or More. Per Oalloii No route numbers— face displacement of 640 tons and “SPORTING BLOOD” AS ADVERTISED IN SATURDAY EVENING POSTI carries a normal crew of 40. Dry AJr Is Cooler OPEN FOR DELIVERY 24 HOURS! TEL. 8500 Barkhamated. Constructing cor 1- BURNER SIZE . . . $ 12 .9 5 LIMITED TIME O NLY! rugated metal arch culvert over Navy Arming (The Seahorse and Starfish were Triple Value In FRADIN'S Beaver Brook on Park road, sunk last January on North Sea Desert, air loses heat rapidly TRADE-IN Franklin. Bridge over Peck patrol similar to that of the Stur with the setting of the sun. This 2- $ 18 .9 5 MORIARTT BROTHERS With Speed geon.) SATURDAY ONLY BURNER SIZE 7 . . 301-315 CENTER STREET AT BROAD STREET Notice ! Hollow brook at Franklin station. Is due to the fact that dry air lets Hampton. Bridge over Little Handicapped By Heavy Weather the heat leak away much faster LIBERAL TERMS! ALLOWANCE River on Windham Center-Brook- (Cnntln'ietl from Pnge One) The Admiralty said the Stur than does moist sir. CIRCLE FURRED COATS lyn road. Detour la marked. geon executed Its “successful at THIS IS A SPECIAL KEITH OFFER; Carpenters Putnam. Bridge over Five Mile 1 ant secretary of the Navy. The tack” despite heavy weather and A BANNER SHOW! low visibility. river and approaches on Chase ' plant represents, he said, the gov FOR JU N IO R S . . . M ISSES . . . Don’t .Miss This Extraordinary Value! Lowest Price Ever There Will Be a Meeting, road. ernment’s first effort to go in for In two minutes, the Admiralty THOSE "DEAD END” KIDS . aaid, the whole ship burst Into WOMEN ...... H A L F SIZES for a High Grade Cylinder Type Cleaner! of Waterford. Approximately 2'i aviation manufacture. BOBBY JORDON 7 ^ Yt Dollars Go Far miles of four-lane dual concrete flames and Ivhen the Sturgeon rose PUBLIC Most of Planee Trainers. to the surface some time later the LEO (Spits) GORCEY ON THIS Carpenters Local No. 757 highway on the New London-Nor- With wlch road. Traffic may use pres Most of the planes being con transport had sunk and German Old At ent Route No. 32. structed at the aviation factory escort vessels were sweeping the Setback Party NOW ONLY Cleaner here, he added, are. training planes water with searchlights in a hunt “THAT GANG WITH LARGE CAPAGITY $3095 Construction— Traffic Maintained. NEW LEGION HOME $ MOOSE H A L L Route No. U. S. 1— which will be sent to the Naval for survivors. OF MINE” (The original report of the sink On Brainard Place Bridgeport. Fairfield avenue. A ir Base at Pensacola for instruc Leonard St., Manchester With HIGH-SPEED OVEN... 4,400 feet of 3-lnch sheet asphalt tion of fledgling filers. ing, appearing in the Stockholm THE "EA81 SIDE” KIDS At 8 O’clock 82 ft. wide. 'The president stopped In front newspaper Dagens Nyheter, aaid of the Naval hospital, not far from that the transport was convoyed ,T oii|iglil a l 8T 15 U A l l l Y DOUBLE PLEASURE OFFER! East Haven. East Haven cut PLUS! JACK RANDALL In the yard. Patients dn wheel by two trawlers and a dejjtroyer.) FRIDAY NIGHT off. Approximately 1.5 miles of "LAND OF 6 QUN8” B l J Y A chairs, on crutches and In bath The Admiralty said the trans 3 Gish Prizes THE FURS YOU WANT September 20 i reinforced concrete and rolled port was under the guard of small \ gravel pavement. robes came out and shook hands, A I.80 with him. German Naval vessela and air AdmiA^ion 25c. Another Thr lling Episode USED LUXURIOUSLY! u t i i U EXPERT WDRkMANSMIP Greenwich. Put's Hill. 1,181 craft. "WINNERS OF THE WEST’ Nurses and sailors hung from Dyed Squiricl . . Jap Weoml RNE MATERUOS the roofs of the building, whose ______Chapter No. 6. . . Pieced Persian Lamb . . Factory Buiit-in Oil Burners HONEST, OOLLAS main portion towers 16-stories. Knit Fox . Beaver-Dyet th at‘s wliy ov< A t the quvterm aster depot, in N tn v: Coney r--. 4tUl-Camcul . . FOR OOLIAA VAIV£ Large Oven 18" x 14" x 20" 150,000 New Eng UNEXCELLED reality an industrial plant that COLORWARE TO LADIES! Skunk. serves as a wholesale house to "SUSAN .\ND OOD” land housewives ■upply the entire Arm y with uni “STAIlDUSr* Full Cast Iron Top £ 8 8 0 forms and some equipage, most of FRED E. WERNER use l-ynn Range Oil the 6,000 employes lined the road LADIES! THE FINER FABRICS Powerful Kitchen Heater Burners Make A Date To Attend Out RANGE and FUEL 01L8 ways and shouted and waved to Nerdlepoint Woolens Hundreds of Sstlsfled Customers Our Best Recommendation! Callente Matinees Thurs., FrL In Black. Wine or Blue. Exclusive Oil "Economizer” One uf them, Mr$. of Medford mritet, "Thank soudnesB we hftd tenM the chief executive. Teacher of Piano Avoid tbe Evening Crowds! enough tt> buy b Lynn. li'i five years old. and sim as good as new Our DIAL 6320 TODAY! neighbors bought a cheap buriter, which soon pro\*ed to be far more et- Union Organizer STUDIO, 152 WEST CENTER ST. The Details of pendve because it had to-bebe IrepUced.** * $ 1 2 9 5 0 You re ri|(ht. msdara. there is • difference in rtn ^ oil burners tod T9mI Higher Priced Coats economy in buying m Lynn, even though >*ou nuy pay t Irific more for it hi BOLAND OIL CO. OR AT HOMES OF PUPILS. ’TODAY the beginning You buy quality w hen you buy a Lynn. Center Street At West Center Gives Talk Here [CTATC iM ljM lli Through Sun. New Side Ckmlngs . . New Thousands of women have hmd jeart of carefree, economical operetioq from Complete Oil Renting nnd Air Condlttoning Bishop Sleeves . . Fur Plas- Keith's Expert Service and the Lynn Range Oil Bumef Telephone 3333 HACTPOW* Sept 36-31-33 ^ Glenwood ' ' Iron Fronts . . nnd New Col Thomas H. Fortune of Wsabing- lar Treatments. Liberal Budget Terms are ' You're iure to be right uhen you buy a Lynn. ton, D. C., talked to a gathering the talk o f the town. In at tradesmen in Tinker Hall last Keith's offer immediate delivery on all modelsl If ]M sotrf $25 to $3NI STOMMYRIGdS BUDGET vestigate ! nlghl with the object of fom lng a ./.w BETTY LOU ,i Lavish. . . Fur Collars. . . eoBsUor tboM a d v a s t i^ : union that would Include members Liberal terms! Sherter OgglcatiM fens.. . cuts o f all the coniitructlon trades. DRESSES qucftiont in half, speed* senricct DRAGO SCHOOL o> MUSIC . . . Small Fur Collars. . . Mr. Fortune is general organlsar Freak Drago, Director. M "6e Year Si^ifVrTtosMar of the United Construction Work- MAJOR OOWES COBIBINATION RADIOS TO 1300.00. prefers to make loons on just 7 Tears Coadactor Norwich Symphony Orchestra. era. The gathering last night was ;RADI0GRADUATES "1941 Detachable Fur Cdllars. . . TERMS your signature. Cotne in todar- not large, but different trades VIOLIN VIOLA ’CELLO BANJO $4 .9 8 STORE LARGE STOCK VICTOR RECORDS Charges are 3% on unpaid CO M ING 1 DAYS ONLY' FURNITURE were represented. Mr. Fortune ex SPANISH AND HAWAUAN GUITAR FROM monthly balances up to $100, . . .Bolero Jackets Graceful, '■ slimming lines, plained the organization’a working MOH.K new sleeves, attractive Jew OPEN monthly on and arraftfcd to call another meet Instruments Furnished Withokit Cost bnances above. string Orcbeotra — Pleetrum Orchestra T U t A eled trim — everything that I"' ing next ’Thursday night. SfP!7 J /4 makes a dreas a succeesl CO.. INC. Pnblle Onof tB y SATURDAY Tonight there artn to a meeting Rayon Crepe in miaaes’ rl.O O R. S. Potterton U e e u e Nu. M l of the local Palntera and Piqjer .IENKOLL NOW! Wedaseday* aad lliarsdajs. A4 F. M. G. E. KEITH alzea. 753 Msiu Street Handera Unioa held in Moons Hall. Saturdays, 3-S P. 3L . . .o r Write The Radio Center! STUDIO: 831 3IAIN STREET MANCHESTER COMPLETE HOME FURNISHERS SINCE 1899 EVENINGS State Theater Building They will give consideration to PORSEYI Other Equally Attracrixe WEEKLY • 2723 'Roome 3 and 3 Tetepboacs: Hartford 3-3607 • 3-6S8S At the Center the plan of becoming connected; F RAD IN’S New Fashions 63AS to flO .M MAIN AND SCHOOLS STREETS OPPOSITE HIGH SCHOOL TeL 3U6 arlth the proposed organisation. T ■ 1 ■
MANUtt£Sriu£ £V£NiNL UKitAi.D. Ua.NwliUiiLll. COI^M. Fr.IL'AI, S£t>TfiMBER 20,1949 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONlf. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1940 PA<
creditors meet, barter their obliga and Friuik Abbandano were' sen Plan to Make Little to Fear tions and astUa tha differeaoaa tenced to die for the 1937 Icepick Strang* Hoiyeynioon Stoiy Basi* Italian Vessels with gold. The only reason for Pair Convicted stabbing of George Rudnlck, un Poles Apart ietoria Crosses W on dlifercncM is that obligations can ’l l — ___ derworld informer. Daily Radio Programs Held at Gibraltar America Fit In Cold Threat not hs m»de to balaiice by this Judge John J. Fltsgereld thank barteik I f balances are to disap In Strangling On Tax Bill ed the Jury for a “Just verdict” BMRera 0«yBgfet nm t U d Im r OtksrwlM NoMK By Deeds of Bravery pear, somebody has to take less and said it waa "well founded on goods." Lisbon. Sept. 20—(JP— Passen-1 Movement Is Started in Economist Says Barter Former Big Shots in the evidence. •••->- gers on the Portuguese liner Serpa “Ttie district attorney,” he said, Joint Committee Given gun poata and although wounded Philadelphia at Sugges* "The New £>eal’t,attack oo bau- Cannot Be Used as Sue* Pinto arriving here today from ■t and Rarest Hon* four timsa ’’angaged tbs infantry ness has had inevitable results. The Kill*foi>Cath Syndicate "haa Informed me, that they have Task of Gomproinising Brazil declared they had bMn. sur Refuse.9 to Lift absolute proof that Straiia has g:^ or fo r British Fight* massed behind, causing many ca- tion of Roosevelt. investor has been airaid to iavest his cessful Substitute. Must Die. prised to see the harlior at Gibral •ualties, and conUnued to fire un . t committed 28^urders since 1930. WTIC WDRC Differences. tar “crowded with Italian freight ihg Man Awarded to til he had no more ammunition Ban on Movie and Goldatelik three murders. The ers nad liners seized by the Brit Philadelphia, Sept. 20—tJP)— A Oolonulo Springe, Oota„ Sept New York, Sept. 20.— oB—Two Informatlofi Is that Strauss not IlDrttard H h r t f o r i ish." left.” tWRR. .Washington, Sept. 20. — (jP) — SIZE? former big shoU In B^klyn’s only carried out contracts to com 2SM M . ltt0 ke. 10 Heroes in Year. Some other recipients of the natioii-^da program" to _ ”make 20.—4e>-T-A New Tortc eeonomlst The Serpa Pinto wgs ordered in klll-for-caah syndicate muat pay mit ,rrfurders, but volunteered to Poles apart on the terms of ex cross, and their citations: America flt” took root today in a told repreeeatntlvee of America’s to Gibraltar by the British for VDUtl HNR IT IN THI Pblladelphta, Sept. 30.— up — with their lives .■1'or strangling a c ^ m lt them.” cess profits tax legislation. House . UMdon— (Correspondence of The Lleiit. Roderick Alastalr Brook movement started by John B. mining Industry tb«y have UtUs to Friday, Sept, to Friday, Sept, 29 contraband inspection. Learoyd, 37, for bombing the Distributors of tbs motion picture small-time bookmaker, soalMg.hls p. m. and Senate today turned over to a AsMCUtad Preaa)—BulleU spUt- Kelly, robust and ruddy chairman fsar from "the threat of Germany P M One passenger said he saw no Dortmund-Ems canal Aug. 12 "The Ramparts Ws Watch” left up body with gasoline and puUlng a 4:00—'Music off tha Record -Ray Joint Committee the task of com' tared throuch the black Flanders to outlaw gold In tha event of her torch to It. \ / 4:cio—BaeksUgc Wife. damage done to the British night from a German entraneh* from 160 feet when "his plane of the Democratic party In Phila r ALICE COFRAN 4:15— Stella DaUaa. Barrett. promising their differences. victory in the present confllot. to their attorneys today the ques They are Harry (Pitts^rgh stronghold by Italian bombs. aen t under the Dyle river bridge. was repeatedly hit and large delphia, at the suggestion of (Known As (|umni AHee) 4:30— Lorenzo Jones. 4:45—Ad Liner. .LeSders conceded that the task "Barter cannot be used as a aub- tion of whether to appeal a ruling Phil) Strauss, S3, and lA rtin He added that a British officer Back in the British lines, Second pieces of the main planes tom President Roosevelt. SPIRITUAL MEDIUM 4:46— Young Wldder Brown. 8:30—Strictly Swing—Gil Bayek. w m id be dlffictiH, for by the time ON DltPUYtlNT.17 stltute for gold and Germany does (Buggsy) Goldstein, convicted ‘Hold us that Italian bombers had away.” Kelly, Olympic sculling cham of the Pennsylvania Board of Cen Seventh Daughter of a Seventh Snn 6:00—Girl Alone. 5:40— Baseball Scores. the Senate gave the legislation Its U eu t Richard Annand, tired and Idle Moaay, Idle Men not prefer barter regardless of by a Jury last night ^"f tha "hpn- not attacked - during the past 20 from the latest brush with Sergt. MaJ. George Grlstock— pion In 1920 and 1024, wants the sors barring part of the film. Born With n VelL 6:15—Life Can Be Beautiful. 5:45— Scattergood Balnesr 46 to 22 approval late yesterday. statements by leaders whose word tract” slaying of Irving FelnsMin days and that the only damage the enemy, prepared to go out although “ severely wounded In nation to match military prepared capital, and therefore billions of The board on Wednesday banned Readings Dally g A. M. to • P, M. 6:30—Jack Armstrong. 6:00— Esso Reporter, It had drastically changed the has failed In the past,” Economist on Sept. 4, ISM. No date flpr done previously was to an Allied both legs, his right knee being ness with physical preparedness dollars now lie idie in the banks. one reel of the movie which Chair Or By AppolatroanL la thn Service 6:46—The O’NellU. ^ 6:05— Eddie Duchln’s Orchestra. measure-front the form In which it a fa ln -^ o M . Thomas M. McNIece declared at formal sentencing was set. World war monument." His orderly was somewhere In badly smashed.” he led eight rifle and “make men iron as well as The business man has been afraid to man Mrs. Edna R. Carroll termed ol the People lor 80 Veare. 8:00— News, Weather. 6:15— News Broadcast — Bob passed the House. men to a point 20 yarcLs from an armaments,” A.s a slogan for the Metal Mining Convention of “part of the fear propaganda be The convictions were the th_., 171 Church Street, Hartford, Conn. trout. Moreover, the Senate tacked on *'A bomb destroyed the aide that No Man’s Ltmd, wounded, helpless, expand his operations, and tlierefore and fourth obtained by District A t 6:16— Strictly Sports. advanced enemy machine-gun the movement he suggested; The American Mining Congress. ing rissemlnated by Germany.” In Phone 6-8tS7 6:20— Edwin C. Hill. a rider for the purpose of boost contained mention o f Italy's coop and he felt he had to get him. millions o f men have been turned torney, William O'Dwyer, whose' 6:30—Melodic Strings, The German sniping continued post'^ihd by “well aimed rapid “It’s unpatriotic to be un The present or eventual effects of an all-day hearing yesterday It re- 6:30— Paul Sullivan Reviews the ing individual Income and corpora eration with the Allies In that aw.iy from the employment offices. war conditions on several metals Investigations broke up the ring eit.")— I.owell Thomas. war," he said. Advertise in The Herald-~-lt Pays .V ..A pistol woui'i be useless fire, killed a machine-gun crew of healthy.” fu.sed to life the ban. 7:00—Fred Waring's Orchestra. tion taxes sharply upward In time The Democratic lender, a broail- ''l•■or flic first time in our history, were discussed In s symposium he'^acensed of committing 83 un against that, and there were no Jfour and put the gun crew out of Nat Levey, eastern district rep 7:16— European News. 6:45—The World Today. of war. Ronald. Colman, an eccentric artist with a oecret past, takes .shouldered six-footer who still American industry lias remained sta yesterday. resentative of RKO. which dis derworld slayings throughout the Seek All Poealhie Speed oOier smalt gtins around. Quickly action." 7:30— Inside of Sports. 7:00— Amos ‘S ’ Andy. Ginger Rogers to Niagara Falls on a strictly platonic - honeymoon rows regularly on the .Schiiykill tionary for a decade. It offers no ■Discounts German Threat tributed the picture produced by country. Last May, Harry Malone Nevertheless. the conferees Annand filled his pockets with Hero of Dunkerque ^7:46— Psttl Chapin Sings For 7:15— Lanny Ross. before she is to wed per fiance, and the madcap couple, are anxious more jobs today than it did ten years Discounting what he called a sought as much speed as possible hand grenades, and stepped out Capt. Harald Marcus Ervine- river, met ye.sterday with physi- "The March of Time,” said ths You. ' 7:30—AI Pearce Show. lest hotel clerk Hugh O'Connell jar their goofy scheme. These ago— and there are 6,(XX),000 more German threat to de-monetize gold because of those sections of the Into No-Man’s Land alone, toward Andrews. whose company took ov slclans, educators and physical matter "la all la the handf h f our 1,8:00 -Lucille Manners. < Frank 8:00— Kate Smith Hour. uproarious adventures ‘belong in the exciting plot of RKO Radio's persons seeking jobs.” .md establish a world's wide sys ★ AMERICAN LEGION ★ bill which were requested by de the Germans. er “about 1,000 yards of defenses cultiirists and named a committee counsel.” He added the Objection Black's Orchestra. 8:55— Elmer Davis—News. “Lucky Partners,” which brings Colman and Ginger as a top- to draft a “ moHorace Heldt's Orchestra 12:30— Jimmy Lunceford's Or few seconds, he followed it with was shattered early in the action. with President Roosevelt, who told clared. mal corporation tax rates, thus in Heineman, Temple University Geneva, Switzerland. Sept. 20— Lv.'Misdietfer 4:44 A.M. 12:85— News. I chestra. 891 Main Street Telephone 4720 another, and gradually worked his But he stuck to his post at a him. he said. to. .submit a plan. “Technically, barter ^ n not creasing the present 20.9 per cent gymna.stics in.structor, that “ this on —Cantonal police today seized Due loi'lee |Se. Sle.) t:2S A.M. 1:00— Gray Gordon's Orchestra. Tomorrow’s Program way toward the wounded man. pom-pom gun and continued to The president might make a work In this age unless yi-e revert to. a 24 per cent levy for corpora Connult Your Eye Physician country lack.s human tanks. We 1 ;3S—Sacaaa's Rhumbs Band.i a. m. driving the German.'' back out of fire with hand gear after the speech, perhaps a ‘'ftreSIde chat.” to living standards of many cen- the current edition of "Action U. ki«.n |Se. S«e.) f : l l EM. tions earning more than $25,(H)0 a have been resting on our oars, 1 ;.’S5- News." 7:00—Music off the Record -Ray their position. ship’s electric power was put out on the subject, Kelly told the turie.operatlon Impoaelble ing the good repute o f Switzerland 6:00— Reveille. 7:55— Esso Reporter. The Senate also revised the | British General Killed. “ Even If It could be made to storm of bullets would be suicide bursts of fire." said the citation, of Pennsylvania track teams, pro and the Federal authorities.” HOUND 6:25— News. 8:00—News of Europe. method adopted by the House for i PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED London, Sept. 20—dp)— Brig. work, barter would require com for them both. Annand looked “ had time to reflect on the griev posed that participants in the pro The National movement is the THir 6:30— Gene and Glenn. 8:15— Shoppers Special. computing excess profits and fo r ' GLASSES REPAIRED around, wracking his mind for ous Injuries of which he was soon gram be given badges showing Gen. William H. U. Smith, 71. and plete and unqualified multilateral party whose leaders President 7:00— Morning Watch. 8:30—Esso Reporter. applying the excess profits tax rate. his w ife were among six persons co-operation throughout the S Aiid und«r 12 some way out to die. but his great courage bore varying degrees of physical fitness Pllet Golaz received 10 days ago, H«lf F«r«. Tickets itrtet* 8:00— News. 8:35— Shoppers Special. The tax would range from 25 to 50 | Rich bmautyt W o m a n ’s Spies Abandoned Wheel Barrow him up until the end of the fight something like “ Qualified Ath killed when a high explosive bomb world— a condition impossible to bringing upon himself a reprimand 1« Itmifad. Furch«M In 9:00—National Hillbilly cham per cent. ZJSf' 8:15— News Here and Abroad. By a stroke of fortune, a flash when he fell by the gun he had lete U. S. A." St nick a West End private hotel realize. from other Swiss political parties 8:30— Radio Bazaar. pions. Defense Prorislona Closer of gunfire disclosed in the mid so valiantly served," “ If we are ever faced by what Monday night, it was announced “The free operation of foreign for falling to consult with his K in n e y x 8:55—WnCTs Program Parade; 9:15—News. Less at variance were House and dle of the battle-scarred stretch ; London Is undergoing today,” Kel- today. He retired Jfom the Army exchange markets provides a place cabinet before granting the con THE NEW HAVEN Rfl 9:00—Music While You Work; Ot30— Public Forum. Senate provisions for speeding up o f ground an abandoned wheel in 1926. where international debtors and ference. 903 Main S . Weldon BM^. 9:45_Gene and Glenn. 9:45— Let's Be Lazy. defense Industry. Soft laathor so/osf harrow. Jews Forbidden 10:00—Uncoln Highway. 10:00— Honest Abe. Both approved suspension of The lieutenant lifted the order 10:30—Bright Idea Oub, 10:30—Welcome Lewis' .Singing existing profit limitations on gov A ly Into it. seised the hand'e*. 11:00— W P A Band. Bee. ernment contracts for warships (facked his head, and rolled the To Sell F'oods 11:30—Program from New York. 11:00—News. and airplanes. This dish spells S-W -E-L-L for September! barrow through the tortuou.s ll:4.V-_Women's Club Program. 11:05—The Old Dirt Dobber. Both likewise voted to permit atretch back to safely inside the 12:00—U. S. Army Program. 11:30-Dorian String Quartet. corporations to charge off against XMtiah lines. Belgrade, Sept. 20 - iyPi--Jewish I P. M. 12:00 noon .Strictly Swing Gil earnings over a five-year period Your 59c at Grants gives you That is the .story behind one of j merchants and firms financed by 12:15—Stats Theater Presenta Bayek. the cost of manufacturing facili the 10 awards, during the firs t! CHOC-GLO as much luxury as you'd ex Jewish capital henceforth will be | 12:30—Let's Pretend. tion. ties completed since Jan. 1. to meet THRifY pect from a dollar! Rich rayon yaar of war, of the Victoria Cross, forbidden to trade in foodstuffs, ■ 12:30 — Connecticut University the demands of defense contracts. and rarest honor s British fight-1 according to the first of a series Farm Forum. The Senate, however, removed satins, chenille! Pompoms, iBg man can be given. of regulations restricting Jewish j ! ‘strings " which the House, despite pleated collars, wedge heels, Another recipient was Lance participation in the economis life S P E p A l S I objections of defen.se officials had qu ilted insoleis! E xcep tion ally OOrp. Harry Nlcholls. whose mira of 'Jugoslavia. Overnight News culous stoiy was told a few day.s Exceptloni will be made in the attached to this five-year amortiza big values! Sizes 3 to 8. ago when, after being reported case of those who were Yugoslav O f Connecticut tion privilege. dead almost positively, he was citizens prior to Dec. 3, 1918, the l i ^ ' Vote Along Part.v IJnea N o w Stylos By Associated Press The final vote on the bill was discovered to he alive, a prisoner date of the Yugoslav union. Bin choice! Good quality! O of the Germans. In the strongest anti-semlUc chiefly along party lines, with Sen- Commanding a .set t ion as a ed't(T. ial yet to appear in a lead Stern Stiuidard Time. Milford- Prof. Hudson B. Hast 'ator Townsend (Del ), the lone Re publican supporting the measure, Our Best Slippers counter-attack was ordered, the ing Yugoslav newspaper, Vreme ings, I'ale economist and president Ixi'.* riibbei '■•'‘cIs. citation saiil. he "seized a Bren blamed the Jews for rising prices New Vork, Sept. 19 — i(A5 — In and only five Democrats voting of the New Haven Y. M. C. A., L*’:iihpr gun and dashed forward jiowards and shortages of fooer napkins, but by that time defeated for the Democratic nom Really feci like wool! You^plan to pay l.OOl which Is In charge of Sterling the men bad gone. ination for governor, filed this Fisher, there will be a preview campaign expense account: Hams Sea£6ut‘Mtpe/u^i&e£f Child's Bathrobe broadcast on CBS the night of W aterbury-George L. Burke, M isses' Anklets deputy state public works com bought for church socials—none. Hear frke SooHotf lliew wMi lady Vallea every TWedoy Thick, cotton flannell Oct. 1. Each day a different sub Soft, soft colors in true , ject is taken up In the half-hour missioner, to)d members o f The Donations, ticket purchases and ever N.r;C. ied Netwerk, 10 H 10:10 0. M., I. 0. T. Good prints and Connecticut Society of Civil Engi other rackets—none. Shoes for THIB COMPANY AND tCALTKOT. INO.. ANK UNDER THK SANK OWNERtHt^ "•wester wool" tone*! plains. Full cut. programs, and an outline of each Rayon. 815 to 10"j. is to be presented In the preview. neers that the new Southbury volunteer assistants— $6..50. SizM Z to 6. 79* Training School for Feeble-Minded Proqoims tonight: Europe— Children was designed to train all Schoolgirl Dresse.<; W E A F ^ B C 6:15: CBS 7:.55, 9:45; inmates who were capable In some Regular 59c Quality! Sizes 7-Vl. MBS 9. 9:15. 10:30, 11:30; WJZ- useful activity. Substituting for X 49c NBC 8:30: NBC 11. his chief,. Commissioner Robert A. PoUOcs—W EAF-NBC 7:30 .Sen Hurley, Burke addressed the en Special! .36x.50 in. Crib Blankets ator J. F. Byrnes; WJZ-NBC 8 gineers after they had made an Gov. A. H. James of Pennsylvania. Inspection tour of the school. For SI.00 (Quality I Sateen Binding. W EAF-NBC—6:30, Alec Tem - day-out wear.' Hartford Police revealed lha'- Cliildrcn’i Slight Irregulars! 59c pleton: 7, Lucille Manners concert; Lieut. Charles Benter. bandmaster ^rduroy 8. Waltz Time; 8:30, British War of the Ui S. Navy band which 9 ' ’eralfs Special! Boys’ Corduroy Knickers-— Sizes ,7-14. Relief. Lord Lothian and others; 9, played a concert here Wednesday, Don Ameche. had been robbed ofes $35 handbag “ -I; ;You’d expect to pay at Iea.<«t $1.49 WABC-CB.S-6:30, Al Pearce; and $.50 worth of clothing, taken 79< for the.se! Limited Quantity! ^ THRILLING NEW IIGNESS 7. return of Kate Smith Hour; 8, from the band's equipment truck $1.00 * LONGER, LARGER, WIDER Jbhnny Presents; 8:30, Grand Cen which was parked near the hall PERFECrmAMONDRlNGS M All MAiOt DiMINSIONS—The new tral .Citation; 9, Bob Ripley pro Clwvrolet is SIZED UP beyond all FISHER BODIES where the concert was held. Boys’ Flannel Shirts. expectations, both inside and out—mads It's a SIZI sonsation . . . a SXYLE sonsotion . . . a gram. Hartford—Governor Baldwin an WITH NO DRAFT VINTIIATION - W ith WJZ-NBC—6.-Bushveld songs; so impressively BIG and beautiful in more foot room, more shoulder room, nounced the appointment of Ly Zipper F'ront! F'lashy Plaid.s!, 7:30. Death Valley Days; 9, wel all ways that it maeka a two-yamr more seating room—with ” 3-cQupla man ‘B.~Bralnard of West Hart Heavy Qualityr Size.s 8-141 -j!‘ DRIVE and RIDE sonsation i t Bigger In all major terweight fight, Al Davis vs. Tony OVC Mdvancm in one. roominess” in sedan models—wijh isnder ford to the chairmanship, of the windshield and increased driver vision. ‘[.viarteltapo. f State Aeronautical Development MBS—7, new series, Friday * NEW LONGER WHEELIASE dimensions both inside and but . . . with 3" longer Commission. He succeeds Luis De- .Night Show; 8;30, Command Per A full 3 inches have been added to the * 90*H.F. VAiVE*IN*HEAD Florez of Pomtretj a Reaerve Na formance; 9:30, Pennant Contend wheelbase—making Chevrbli^ for ’41 wheelbase and 3-coupfe room lntt in all sedan models val officer who resigned when he "the longest car the leader has ever built.” "VICTORY" ENGINE ers, new time. was called recently to active duty. Bringing you even more power, even Only ot Grants I * DASHING NEW "ARISTO* i t With dashing new "Aristostyle" design and more durability—and oven greafar What to expect Saturday: Waterbury— Former Gov. Clias. Flannel Snirw ovmr-mll uconomy — than the famous Europe— NBC 7 a. m.; CBS 7, A. Templeton, a Waterbury resi See These Late Model Cars STYLE” DESIGN Chevrolet engine which last year out 8:15 a m.; MBS 11:45 a. m., 12 dent, suffered a bruised hip and ^AcK-^O'SePoOi WITH CONCIAIID SAFITY-tTVt AT lACH longer, larger, more luxurious Fisher Bodies that set performed all others in its held. noon, 5:45 p. m; W EAF-NBC injured, left leg when he waa And Get Our Bargain Prices DOOR —Featuring a massive new 12:45; WJZ-NBC-CBs 5:30, Lon struck by an'automoblle here. An "■Yankee Clipper” grille—swifter, X-ray examination to determine smoother, smarter lines—tsso-tone eolers the new style for the new year it With a mighty 90- ^ SAFE-T-SPECIAL HYDRAULIC don under the Bombs. WEAF-NBC—1. I'm an Ameri the full extent of his Injuries waa ONE 1940 OLDS DEMONSTRATOR 'M PRINTS on all Special De Luxe models*. BRAKES planned today at Waterbury hos *orTtaNAi. AT SMALL ax"raA casT h.p.Vglve-in-Head “Victory” Engine that lifts perform can; 3, Library of Congress music. Designed to stop quicker srith less driver CBS— 11 a. m.. Country Journal, pital. Policeman Joseph Dunphy 1939 OLDS 4-DOOR SEDAN * DE LUXE KNEE*ACTI0N ON effort—to be completely under driver Secretary Claude E. Wlckard; 4:30 quoted Michael J. Ryle, the driver, ^ p e c i a l i control—to last longer—and, above all, saying Governor Templeton Ssvs sissy 4sNsn Radio and Heater. ance and lowers costs It's the new low-price leader p. m., American Legion convention A Charm.ngl Crown-tesUd ALL MODELS to be truly •qurdind mnd truly tmlm preview (also MBS 9:30 a. m.). stepped Into the path of bis car. at Ikit asisiisi WITH iAlANCID SPRDMIIM riONT AMD at all times - WJZ-NBC—9:80 a, m.. Lord Watertown— Lucien Lanesville, law $(ks, Nty Is 1938 BUICK 2*DOOR SEDAN Maple apun rayon (lookt like wool) RIA R AND IMPROVID W O O m iO O R (TRSR- by the builder of leaders...CHEVROLET...holder of first MO—Bringing jrou and your fatnily big Mm* mmmy ssoru •utatandlisg *mmtmrt. Mayor of London to Mayors’ Con 29, a Waterbury fuel dealer, was . pay ts •xttftdMl hnm. EnaWst Heater. yd. in gay tubfast _ _ ference; 11:30, National Grange; fatally Injured In a fall from -h)a yss It ksvt this beautiful, ptr- Tables car comfort, big car roadability, big ear Spun riolds and flswn*l *2 9 C jrA | safety I place in motor car sales for 9 out of the last 10 years! ' 3:30 p. m., Aqueduct horse race motorcycle here. Police said the (sclly-Mstched diasiend bridal 1937 OLDS 4*DOOR SEDAN brakes on the vehicle locked when (also CBS MBS). Ml today/ Rsidlo and Heater. *. ORIGINAL VACUUM*POWER MBS—:S:45 a. m., University, of Lanesville attempted to atop. He SHIFT— AT NO EXTRA COST Pennsylvania Bi-Centennial; 4:30 died four hours after the accident Other S ets... .$19.95 to $4^0. p. m.. Pacific Southwest tennis. in a Waterbury hospital. 1934 OLDS 4*DOOR SEDAN rolSul! Plaid* and ^bfastt RUIIT AS OM.Y CHtVROlIT RUKDS IT— Short waves: For Saturday— ------CREDIT TERMS ------six Wlieela. Radio and Heater. " tO% auipmstK,—nauiting only 30% DJL Berlin 9:15, Variety: GSD driver effort. ReAneo and developed to GSC London 7:50, Britain Speaks; Dog Trot# BetweM Shots 80*Squar« 17t. ^CHEVROm^tbLIiilDEB Tubfsst plaids, cheeks, stnpss. norm* the point where it’s recognized oa "tbR JLS2 Tokyo 8:05, Japanese music; 1934 FORD 2*DOOR SEDAN World'c easiest gearshift.” TGW A Guatemala 10, concert. Lincoln, Neb. .—(45—Chancellor For Sunday—GSD GSC London C. 8. Boucher of the University of Matthew 1933 CH EVR O LET SEDAN 7:30, Britain Speaks; HVJ VaUcan Nebraska has an answer for those . City 8:30, news and comment; \ybo say golf la a lazy man’s CSC London 10:15, Sunday serv game. He figures hts game on W i o r time, not strokes, and hit best JEW ELER tnd W ATCH M AKER U s , ice. 815 MAIN STREET The Bantly Oil Co. RILEY CHEVROLET CO.. Inc. record to . date around the course Manchesta* Motor Sales, he. 977 Mail St. Manchester MANCHESTER. CONN. CENTERSTREET PHONE 5293 A royal palm was pierced by a is 1 hour and 60 minutsA He atays r a n t o CORNER CENTER AND KNOX STFEETS MANCHESTER IxS-inch pine board during a Puer in the middle add high 70a despite (Next Te McLcllaa’s) S12 WEST CENTER STi MANCHESTER W . T . G C . to Rican hurricane. his dojg trot between shots. ' ’■ ■ A liANCHESTEB BVENINO BERAU). MANCHESTER. CONN. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 20,1940 MA^gHJSVllSlC BVBMINU HKKALU, MAMOUlSari’KK. UUNM. rKlUiLT. BSn'KMBER ZO. 1949 ------to see that a million men In Army In toward him: Hevenor awunf G O P Committee Defense Adds ' training camps at twenty-one to None Injured right to avoid collUion, but Ute Armory Under Outlines Plans thirty dollars a month creates Sagarino car continued, struck, iiUUe Oiibs About Town Federal Funds N, Y. Stocks Willkie Urges Revision Meets Tonight much buying power. bounded off and went through For Students To Problems “ Mind you, I do not say that we In Car Crash pasture fence and sheared o ff-a Strict Watch do nut need this conscription. The wheel against^! tree fona 60 ftft Miss Ruth Podrove, daughter of To Aid Drive Air. Reduction ...... 40% emergency is real; America has from the road. Sagarino i* w Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Podrove nan Banquet Alaska Jun ...... 4% - """ / Of Present Tax Laws w illiam A. AUen, chairman of gone too far tn the manner In taken to headquarters where he of Benton street, and Miss Flor- One Auto Wrecked; Allegheny ...... 11-16 Trinity Head . Urges All the special district committee com Baldwin Says Program whlclt her international relation was examined for Intoxication, but OBce Salmonsen,, daughter of Mr. Campaign On in State AUl^ Chem ...... 158% Special Precautions Ale ships have been handled not to Dr. A. Elmer Disk an found him fit and Mrs. P. C. Salmonseii of Holl posed of 51 members, named by Not Solution to Eco Driver Arrested on To Be Held in New Ha- Am Can ...... »6% Advo€.l«. Development “S; urs To licenses as De prepare now to face the conse to drive. strdci. graduates of Manchwter Taken to Gnar^ Arms the Republican Town, Committee To Control and Eradi* Am Home Prod ...... 6SV4 nomic Troubles. quences. We must hsve an ade Recklms Charge. Friday sesalons of the toiqi yen o n Oct. 4; Expect HighAchool in June, have entered O f Peacetime Aviation law and the Natloaal Industrial fense Preparation. to canvmse the town for new voters Am Rad St S .; ...... T% Labor Relations Act. But tbess quate defensive force.” court, inaugurated for the *um- upon thWr freshman ^ear o f study cate Social Diseases. And Ammunition. Am Smelt ...... 39% laws must ba sdralnlstered in tha and to have all who registered In ■ Rocco Sagarino, 42, of 16 Mon mer, are bring discontinued and S>OQl at the Affair. atHussSl Sage College, Troy. Into Major Indiistry, Hartford, SepL 20.— (fil —Dr. Hartford. Sept. 20. —Gov Declaring that retailers, to a Am Tel and Tel ...... 162% interests of' tbs whole .fisHo" the Republican primaries rott KT roe street, Hartford, will appear in the Saturday session is belqg re N. Y. Under the aegis of the State Company caifimanCMi* of p>e Remsen B. Ogllby, president of ernor Baldwin believes the ns)tioh- great extent, held in their bands sumed. N «w Haven, Sept. 20—lUUyIn* Am Tob B ...... 77 local Guard uhita have received an Profits for BuHiness. Their purpose is to reduce indus both thc-town smd national elec the buying habits of the people, town court tomorrow morning, Board of Health, a campaign has Am Wat Wks . al defense program solves none of around the eUte ticket named ...... 8% order ftODi the Adjutaut General trial strtfe, not to foment It. Trinity College, wants sU th^stu- tions, has called a meeting for to .the chief executive told his audi Mrs John oiten and Mrs. John been waged in this state aided by Anaconda 22 the nation's economic problems, charged with reckless driving as here Wedneaday and launching the ...... of Coni^Ucut to make special ■Aboard Willkie Trkln En Route "The proper function of our gov dente at the school to obtain mo night at 8 o’clock in the Municipal ence: , Benson are corchairmen of the Federal funds, for the control and Armour n i ...... 4% but “only adds to them. the result of an accident on Mid Willkla campaign In the firat meet to San Francisco, Sept. 20—(JI— ernment U to police the activities tor vehlcls opsrators’ licenses so building. The town has been di “ You can encourage them to committee in charge of the sale of eventual elemlnatlon of venereal efforts to protect arms and am- “ I cannot,” he said at the retail dle turnpike west, near the East ing <*f S e nevriy formed WUIkle Atchison ...... 16% Vf*>’ calling for Immedlste.jKlen- of its people so that they do not to bs preporod, In the event vided into 51 dlstriete and volun- buy soundly, carefully, with an Curb Stocks Swedish baked foods by the Ladles diseases. The work, which it la ex- AvlaUon Corp ------...... 4% muhlUon stored in the armories ditmer of the Hartford Chamber club* of CJonnecUcut, plana were k tsx revision and "A'chance injure each other or encroach upon they are called foifor military serv teera Will oselst In getting out the under.standing that this ‘war pros- Hartford town line, last lili^ht.' Aid Society of the Emanuel Lu nected will take some years to ac Baldwin CT ...... 15 throughout the state. Due to ■'I'- of Commerce laat night, "Join tn today announced from WUlJue »Oi' business to make a profit,” each other’s rights. ''Jt la in this ice,'to drlv6 Army automobiles or vote., perity is but a temporary thing at Sagarino was operator of a car theran church, at Hale's tomorrow complish, is showing first results Balt and O h io ...... 4,% thieves breaking into armories afid the joy of those who dieclare so I aeadouartera for the banquet and Wendell L. Willkie advocated to spirit that government ahould tanks. The eelectmen and town clerk best; or you can encouiwge them that struck an oncoming auto Am Cits Pow and Lt morning from ten o'clock on. M ra in the amount of Information and Bendix ...... 31% stealing rifles, pistols and ammuni happily that conscription and na I an InapIraUonal WiUkle evening on day the development of American stand with relation to workers and He made this request at a stu will meet tomorrow to make I to spend reckleasly, wastefully, driven by L. H. Hevenor of Wap- Assd Gas and El A . Olson, dial H370 and Mrs. Harry statistics which have been gather Beth Steel ...... 79 tion, company commanders have employers, not aa opponents of tional defense production will cut Am Sup Pow ...... Friday, at 7 p.m., Oct. 4, at the peacetime aviation into a major dent!' masa meeting last night at voters. They will also be in ses I without concern .for the future or ping. None of thevrix occupant* Gustafson, 5013. will be glad to ed regarding these diseases which, Beth Steel 7, pfd ...... <\.123% been made responsible for the af either party, but as a friend to, sion a week from tomorrow and in half our national unemploy of the maches was injured beyond Can Marc ...... Hotel Taft. „ , , call fer the food donations. until intelligent effort was started fixing of strong locks on aU doors Industry. which he outlined Trinity*! plans I the Inevitable day of reckoning.” Starring Oren Root, Jr., the Borden ...... 19% both.” lit the session tomorrow will name ment. minor bruises. Cits Serv., pfd ...... for their check, were not even and cases in the company supply In a brief talk prepared for a to correlate college training with original Wlllkie advocate, aa Can Pac ...... 3% Willkie gave out the following other’ date! when they ,wlU hold " I cannot believe that it la the According to the report, .Saga El Bond and Share .. Clifford A. Treat, formerly of 63 mentionable by ‘‘polite" people.Thls trainstde audience at Bakersfield, the national defense program. Noted Anthropologist Dies. apeaker, the meeting will be con Case (J. I.) ...... 53 rooms. excerpt prepared for Inclusion in evening sessions. answer America, the American rino was driving west near the Nlag Hud Pow ...... Henry street, has purchased from false modesty, as much as any The local armory, which la under iJaltf., the Republican presidential Coureea to Be Offered ducted aa toaatmaater by Lucius Cerro De Pas ...... 26 his rear platform talk at Bakers Dr. Ogllby, a former chaplain In A t the meeting tonight mapa people, would prefer to Its prob London, Sept. 20— Prof. Wickham estate and Hevenor waa Penn Road ...... Terrance Shannon & Sons a five other factor, has been blamed by Ches and Ohio ...... 40% the personal custody of. Captain nominee said: field: lem, nor can I believe that it is a CTharlea Gabriel Seligman. 67. coming in the direction of Man- Pitney Bowes ...... F. Roblnaon, Jr., of Hartford, "W ar planes? Yes! We must the army, said courses would be will be ready to give to the work room house recently completed at public health officials for the in Chrysler < ...... 77% James H. McVeigh, in aildition to ‘The aviation workers In Cali ers showing in which territory they real answer. noted British anthropologist, died cheater. Suddenly, Hevenor stated j Unit Gim ...... whose InlUaUve led to the forma have them. We should have had offered In Arm y sanitation. Radio tion in that city of the firat Wlll 45 Forest street. East Hartford. sidious spread of "social’’ dis Col Gas and E l ...... 5% placing strong locks on all doors, This House Built By James J. Rohan^ fornia—like • those throughout the are to oonflne their efforts. "Let me say to jrou that I fall yesterday at Oxford. to police, the other machine veered ' Unit Lt and Pow A . This is one of the houses erected them years ago. But great aa is the communications and similar engi kie club in Connecticut and to the eases. Coml inv Tr ...... 37% has also closed the armory doors United States—are now employed. I ^^ueed. the need of future peacetime neering subjects as well as ground vlait here of Willkie before the na on a new tract being developed Blood Test Law Cons Edison ...... 26% ihiHl 6 :(X) a. m. each day with To some extent the present na by the Shannons in East Hartford. school and hying courses. tional convention. An atti^ctlve Connecticut’s blood-test law, a Cois Oil ...... 6 % Carbjaker Joseph Benson, a special l^ fljl^ a t lo n will be even greater. tional emergency could have been Mr. Treat is now employed by the General Contractor, And Located On Also weekly meetings have been banquet at popular prices will be health preliminary to marriage, Ciont Can ...... 39% state policeman, on guard through V • l| ^ ^ H "F o r it is the permanence of avoided had these men, all of*them, United Aircraft Company in East $ l^ ^ p r a c e tim e aviation ■ not the planned at which military and •erved to what the state Willkie has revealed some information of Com Prod ...... 51% out the day and night. After six been working on a full-time bases manufacturing leaders will ad leaders believe wlU prove at cap Hartford and is occupying the new Del Lack and West ...... 3% o’clock, there Is a ruling that only I ^tem pers ry emergency of prepared in 1937 and 1938 and 1939. That home which is near his present value, and the compulsory report dress the student body. An Army acity crowd of some five hundred ing by local physicians on c a M of Douglas Aircraft ...... 76% members of the Guard enter the ness that will bring this nation should have been done. And It work. Into its rightful position of leader colonel end the president of The of the thousands of enthusiasts at disease which come to their notice Du Pont ...... 170% building. No civilians have been is Imperative to the future welfare Colt Patent Firearms Manufactur the naUonal Willkie program and is another means of finding out Eastman Kodak ...... 133 allowed in the armories since the HIGH STREET ship in wortd aviation." of this nation, as well os the fu The annual Forty Hours De ing Company have been scheduled at the strength and drawing just how big a battle must be Elec Auto Ute ...... 37 order some time ago placing Kollnw I p to .\ddrr«s ture welfare of aviation workers to speak at the first two of thei^ pow ^ of the state Republican votions will be held in St. Bridget’s as IndividualK, that plans be now church starting with the close of waged to control' the venereal Gen Elec ...... : ...... 33% guards on all State armories. Wlllklr discussed this Industry Tuesday night sessions. Opposite The Chamber Of Commerce House spcctflcally as a follow-up to h ir made so that when the emergency ticket the 11 o'clock mass on Sunday and pestilences. Gen Foods ...... 39% Quick Evacuation Hecksher To Speak A Federal fund of $26,518 has Gen Motors ...... 48% address last night in the brilliant- of ' post-war * deflation arrives all concluding Tuesday morning. Dur The Manchester Guards are now will continue to have jobs. • ' August Hecksher, 2d, nephew ing the period there will be out of aided in field work this past year. Gillette ...... 3 preparing the local armory for a ly-llghtecl I » s Angeles Coliseum, of 4he Internationally known Hecker.Prod ...... 8% Tn Build Toward Future. To Bo Moved town priests present to assist the It is reported that a little over quick evaluation in case of mobil where he offercl a Cheering crowd Hudson Motors ...... 3% "I propose to build aviation to phlUmthropiat will give a five priests of St. Bridget’s. 1 per cent of pre-marriage blood ization. On "M ” day, the drill floor, fmir steps which he said would feiniite address. Prominent in the Int Harv ...... 45% ward such a future- a future In tests^ have shown the presence of locker ro6ms and supply rooms will "turn this rountrj' around" from u Under Escort Tale Political Union and under The regular quarterly meeting syphilis. The figures completed for Int Nick ...... 27 totalltiirian system. He listed them which It is reasonable to believe be turned over to the local State will rival that of other great In- I graduate organizations, especially of the Manchester Rod and Gun 1938, the latest available, show Int Tel and Tel ...... 2% as follows: Guard - until the Manchester duNtries all of which contribute In economics, Mr. Hecksher be club will be held at the clubhouse that of 16,528 tests, 196 were in Johns Manvllle ...... :. ■ 70 "1. The rules under which busi New London. Sept 2 0 *-(/P) came, upon graduation in 1936, a Guardsmen return from their COMPLETELY their share to the permanent pos Under the protection of a state po on Dailey road in Coventry tomor fected. Kennecott ...... 29 ness is conducted must be clear member of the Yale faculty in gov- Llgg and Myers B ....■...... 99% training in Florida. terity of America. There Is no lice escort, ikrn. Philip J. McCook row evening. Chef Urbano Osano In this same period the follow Sergeant Danny Shea will be at and must bo stable. ..ernment and International Rela- will cater for dinner at 6:3t) and Lockheed Aircraft ...... 28% "2. Government policies affect reason why, with the proper atti wife of the New York Supreme I lions. His talk on the national ing venereal disea.se reports for the local armory tonight from 7:00 tude on the part Of the adminis court justice, who has been seri the business session will begin at the state, were submitted: ,424 Loew’s ...... 25% ing business should be connistent. Situation in these fields, both of Lorillard ...... 20% to 8:00 p. m. for the purpose of trators of your government, tliat ously ill for the past year, will be eight o’clock. cases of syphilis, 1,310 cases of signing up recruits for the K "3. Government competition with vdliro are outstanding headline St. Margaret’s Circle, Daughters Mont Ward ...... 40% business* must be kept within well- this should not come to pa-ss. War taken from her summer home at topics ^mong the present burning gonorrhea and 26 cases of chan Guards. Men signing up today will FURNISHED planes? Yes! We must have of Isabella; will hold a short busi Nash Kelv ...... 5% ilellned limits. It must not atop the Black Point, NIantIc, to her winter campaign issues, will prove, Wlll croid. be issued their uniform and equip' them. 'We should have had them ness session Tuesday evening at Nat Bisc t ...... 19% flow of capital into new productive home.^ln New York tomorrow, it kie leaderAhere are confident, one Hartford Leads 4 ment Sunday morning so that they years ago. But great as is tliat 7:30 sharp. A social will follow, Nat Cash Reg ...... 12% enterprise. was explained the purpose of the of the basl^ducatlonal features Hartford, of all towns In the will be ready for drill Monday need, the need of future peace escort will be to make the trip as.j open to the- public, in charge of Nat Dairy ...... 13% By "4. Business must bo given a of the present state campaign. state, shows the large.st number of night. They will join Lieut. Frey’s time aviation will be even greater. rapidly as possible to minimize Mrs. Michkel Gorman, chairman of Nat Distill ...... 21% I'honce to make a profit." The active presence of most of cases of syphilis with 552 report Marksmanship class and will have For it is the permanence of peace the strain on the patient, as well the Wa^A and Means committee, N y Central ...... » ...... 14% riould rrobe Revenue Situation the nominees on tlie state ticket ed, and 355 of gonorrhea. In New an opportunity to fire for record time aviation not the temporary as to eliminate possible acrid»nts and her assistants. Nor Am Co ...... 19% In addition, Wlllkie suggested will feature the banipiet rally. De Haven the totals for the two dis Packard ...... 3’ * on the Bolton range later in the emergency of preparedness - that or other Incidents of travel that tails of this feature df the meet eases were 429 and 212. In Bridge the creation of a special commis will bring this nation Into Its might prove upsetting to her. Daughters of Liberty No. 125. Param Plct ...... 6 % season, and will,, also accompany ing are In preparation. port 296 and 125, considered very sion to look Into the whole revenue rightful position of leadership in If the weather is favorable the L.O.L.I., will hold a food sale Tues Penn RR ...... 22 the Manchester Rifles to Florida Apart from the strong apd full low for an industrial city. W ateri situation. world aviation. escort will be by motorcycle troop day morning at Hale’s store for Phelps Dodge ...... 31% on mobilization day. Only men over Montgomery Ward & Co. delegations from eighty Connecti "This tax structure that the New bury stood at 111 cases of syphilis Phil Pet ...... 36% eighteen years of age and single "As this campaign continues ers and if It is unpleasant they cut Willkie clubs, equally large the benefit of British War Relief. Desl has erected.".be said, "is un and 60 gonorrhea. New Britain 100 Pub Serv N J ...... 34% need apply. through the coming weeks, I will will ride In automobileiv and enthusiastic groups are ex- Mrs. Albert Lindsay, a member of and 78 and Stamford 122 and 62. scientific, repre.ssive, and loaded have more to say and In detail - Mrs. Mc<7ook was stricken Sept. the standing social committee of Radio ...... 4% with punitive measures. It Is un pectol from the Republican state Among the larger towns, Man Reading ...... 13% concerning the falliireS'Of the New | 8. 1939. and Is said to be siiffer- the Mancheuter Branch, No. 208, just arid discriminatory. It is driv and town organizations. chester had only 9 cases of syphi Rem Rand ...... 8 '- Fire Destroys Deal in aviation and I will out- j Ing from high blood pressure with The introduction here of the will serve as chairman, telephone ing capital'out of productive em- lis and 6 of gonorrhea reported, Republic Steel ...... 17% And Open For Public Inspection For 2 Weeks line a program the steps of which other complicating ailments. new political figure. Oren Root, No. 8303. While a number have al plovment." while New London had 86 spyhllLs Rey Tob B ...... '...... 35 should have been taken and which. ------* ------who almost single handed, drew ready promised food Items for the and 21 gonorrhea and Norwalk, I^rge Building The audience, estimateil by In beginning January next, will be ] sale, Mrs. Lindsay and her assist Sears Roebuck ...... 82 OF T H E public attention to Willkie’s tal worse, with 115 cases of syphilis spector .i. V. Henry of the sheriff’s taken." ants believe there are many others Socony Vac ...... 8 % Oppose Bringing ents and qualities as Just the indi and 20 of gonorrhea. South Pac ...... 9 New Haven, Sept. 20— i!P)— A office at 70,00() applauded, as it vidual needed for the emergency, who will respond on reading this Starting SUN D AY, SEPT. 22 did when the nominee said: The highest percentage of in South Rwy ...... 12% three alarm Ore earlv today des notice. They may also call Mrs Parade Debris Largest is felt to' stand out as a headline fectious cases was reported from Std Brands ...... 6 % troyed a large building formerly " If you jH-ople want a complete F^oreign Dancer Joseph H. Johnsjon, 8148, Mrs. figure of the evening. Windham County. Std Gas and El ...... 1% occupied by The Manning Manu ly regulated economy, if you want j Samuel Dunlop, 4717, or contact Ever in Los Angeles Y E A R / Directed by Root The report notea that reports are Std Oil C a l ...... 18 facturing Company and owned by a totalitarian system of some Angeles, Sept. 20 (jr\- /Nursed by Root, the Willkie en any of the Daughters of Liberty if 2 to 9 P. M. Every Day Hartford. ,Sept. 20. -'/p,. Wal showing an increase in disease Std Oil N J ...... 34% Joseph M. Regan at 134 C7hap$I "T V T h. " ’ h""''.: 1 Deputv CTU' Engineer Herman P. ter U. Soby of Rartforfl. aeefetary- thusiasm of the state has become they desire their donations called totals this year aa compared with Tex Corp ...... 36% street. Damage was estimated at "JJ.'’ , JcortelVou estimates that greeters treaaurer of The Damctfig Masters rampant by later developments. I for. W .i.ke, wearing shell-rimmed office buildings I previous year. It is stated, bow- Timken Roll Bear ...... 43% less than $1,000. of America, today announced that j Stout and sweeping enough to im ' ever, that this apparent increase Trans America ...... 4% spectacles to read his 3 0 -m ln ^ . confetti, stream- A dinner conference for chair The flames swept to a height of the organization had gone on rec pel Willkie himself to come here I may not in fact be due to spread Union Carbide ...... 73% several hundred feet in the air at address, ap^ared tiny aa he stood assorted torn paper yes- ord as ^posing efforts to bring to in the earliest days oA the cam men of local safety committee will Of infection, but is more likely due Union Pac ...... 83 on a low platform at one end of | welcoming Preridentlal be held under the aegis of the times and threatened a nearby the huge oval structure. The moon ' this country the dancer, Vaslav paign for his nomination which to more thorough reporting of the Unit Aircraft ...... 41 house and the rear portion of police I Candidate Wendell Willkie. Nijinsky. was launched in his behalf by his State Highway Safety commission dl3ea.se and a general public dis Unit Corp ...... 1% beamed brightly In the oacK- , ■•xhis Is the largest amount of in the Hartford club Monday eve station two. Advertiise in The Herald—It Pays ground, but Ita glow was dimmed goby mndcp ublic a resolution nation-wide supporters, it swelled position to seek treatment. j I ’ nit Gas Imp ...... 11% celebration debri.s we ever have adopted by the organization at its ning at 6:30. Manchester’s safety by the floodlights which shone up Into a torrent which swept oppo I U S Rubber...... 22% had tn handle after a parade," 57th annual convention in Pitts sition aside at the national con committee has been dissolved, but i U S Smelt ...... 59% on the candidate. raid Cortelyou. His entrance in a decorated burg recently, hut not announced vention and named its object the it is possible that some representa U S Steel ...... ;. 56% before. party ji choice for the chief place tives will attend from this town. Western Union ...... 19% open car was timed for the end of .Vsks Pobllr to Cooperate Soby also made public resolu Local Stocks an Introductory speech by Joseph on the Republican ticket. It has H. Russell Tryon of 31 Parker I West El and M fg ...... 107% tions protesting against the prac waxed even stronger since the street this town is field representa VVoolworth ...... 32% Scott who placed Herbert Hoo- ! Hartford SopL 20.-Ue\—Gov. tice of requiring night club enter nominating . convention and the tive for the state comrpission. /Elec Bond and Share (Curb) 5% ver’s name before the 1932 Repub- j Raymond B. Baldwin today asked tainers to mix with patrons and Furnished by Putnam and Co. llcan convention. Riding with her i pupnc Pittsburgh Paints state Willkie leaders have gone on cooperation in National drink with them. 'Record this week in predicting the Elmer A. Boyle, employed at the 6 Central Row, Hartford husband In the chill evening wag i ‘Hard-of-Hearlng Week, to be ob "Such a condition,” the re.solu- largest and most enthusiastic or United Aircraft in East Hartford ALL Mrs. Wlllkie, a fur coat thrown ; served this year from Oct. 20 to 26. tlon states, “ Is demoralizing to the ganization meeting here Oct. 4 and living at 2 Pearl street,, has Bid Aski Bush Hill Road over her shoulders. The week ia sponsored by The profession and Is detrimental to recorded in Connecticut in many filed a voluntary petition in bank Aetna Casualty . . . . 119 124 Roar of Applause American Society for the Hard of the health of its members." ' years. ruptcy in which he lists liabilities Aetna Fire ...... 49 51 Being Repaired There was a roar of applause as Hearing, of which the principal Because of this practice , the Details of the possible display of $1,455.62. He also lists assets of Aetna Life ...... 27% 29 they drove around the Coliseum, Connecticut chapter is the Hart resolutions continue, many stu Specially Reduced For Fall of a Willkie movie and general $1,884.33. His largest creditors Automobile ...... 36 38 and the cry "W e want Wlllkie” ford League for the Hard of Hear dents of the dance have given up singing of the new Willkie cam- are, Hartford-Connccticut Trust Conn. General ...... 25% 27 arose from thousands. ing. I professional aspirations. Under the aegis of W PA. work ' palgn songs are features not yet Company, Rockville Branch, $159, Hartford Fire ...... 84 86 BUILDING Waving and smiling. Wlllkie ready for formal announcement at Hartford Stm. Boll. 52 56 was started today rebuilding Bush stepp'd at once to the speakers’ which is secured. Unsecured lia Hill Road which connects Keeney local '’ ’.Ukle headquarters. bilities include. Donnelly Jewelry National Fire ...... 55% 57 stand. When he flnl.shcd his ail- Phoenix ...... 81% 83 street with Hillstown Road. The dress, broadca.gt nationally, his PAINTING "■ j committee directing the Shop, $58; Holdcn-Nelson, $50; .mquet-raily include Jonathan Travelers ...... 4Q.5 425 road was at one time recognized portrait waa outlined In buniing Montgomery Ward. $124; Savings as part of the south boundary line Conrow, Stamford; Harold E. Aul, Bank of Manchester. $77; Mrs. PubUc L'tiUtlee lights-at the far end of Uvf field. Westport; and G. Harold. W'elch, of Manchester and Glastonbury. It waa the signal for a long dis 1 LIQUOR VALUES | Elizabeth Stevens, $150, all of Conn. Lt. and Pow. 57 61 With building going on in that PriTSBURGH PnrSBURGH 1 COAT New Haven pioneer Willkie spir Manchester. Conn. Pdw...... 50 52 MATERIALS play bt fireworks. PnrSBURGH its in their different drstricts. .section the requests for mall have Mr. and Mrs. Wlllkie left at Hartford Elec. Lt. .67% 69 increased. Hartford Gas ...... 33 37 once, for the HoUj'wood bowl to CANNED ^ 1 CALIFORNIA Q sy, In a recent Inspection of RFD greet members of the film colony Illuminating Jibs. .. 57% 59 BEER, doz. ^ 1 eliU WINES ..... O i C routes an. order was ioaued to dis at a rally. Robert Montgomery, SUNPROOF OUTSIDE INTERIOR S. New Eng. Tel. Co. 158 163 FLAT WHITE Over 50 Present British Fleet continue the route unless repairs Western Mass...... 28 30 the actor, pulled the nominee were made. With work underway from the wings to the microphone DRV GIN. ^ 1 Straight ^ 1 |%Q At Shower Partv Hits Italian Industrial- the trouble will be overcome. The For The Rohan House on the run. quart ...... i eU9 Whiskey, qt. V A e vf 9 Acme Wire ...... 18 20 thoroughfare will also serve S* a Wlllkie, catching his breath, GLOSS WHITE Am. Hardware...... 22% 24 WALL PAINT short cut for residents who are pumped Montgomery’* hand. 4 Year Old Q Y 1 O Arrow H and H, com 36% 38 employed in the factoriea in East Then, standing in front of the House Paint Miss Anna J. Sullivan, daughter Forces Hard Bourbon, pt. v A X O Billings and Spencer 4 % 6 Hartford. blue, yellow and red orchestra $1-10 ■; at Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Sullivan Bristol Brass ...... 4$ 48 This New Home at 45 Riverside Drive, was honor 'shell, he sisked; (Oonttnued From Page One) Colt’s Pat. Firearms 78 81 "How can anybody who lives in guest at a large shower, which Eagle Lock ...... 6 % 8 Gal. Gal. continued'through yesterday after Quota for Draft Hollywood .say there is not oppor $1.65 $2-25 the Italian Invaders less than 48 Fafnir Bearings ... 130 140 tunity in America? Mary Pick- noon and evening at the cottage of hours after they haid advanced to Mr. and Mra Walter Keeney at Hart and Cooley '... 132 142 ford. Wslter O’Keefe and Bob l U R ' A Sidi Barranl and Saluro, the re On HIGH Street Hendey Mach., Com.. 11 13 May Be Reduced Montgomery are all friends of Coventry Lake. The,, guests were turning British reported they msmbezs of the nursing staff of Landers Frary g Clk 24 ■ 26 mine, and 1 don’t think that any blasted those two places at close O r.'c.'.’ia ro rs the Memorial hospital, where Miss New Brit. Mch., com 42 44 Opposite the Chamber of Commerce one of them had a dirty, nickel u' Sullivan is night nurse, also'pri range and tore wide gaps In the North and Judd . .. 31 33 war machine Marshal Rodolfo Hartford, Sept. 20.— l/f)— Hart "When he began." 845 MAIN STREET ‘ RUBINOW BUILDING FLORHIDE vate duty nurses, visiting nurses Peck Stow and WII. 5 7 Demonstration Home. Willkle’s Itinerary took him WATERSPAR 4 HOUR Grazlanl is preparing for a further Russell Mfg.Co., new 12% 14 ford’s draft quota may be substan Gal. of the labile Health Nursing as thrust. tially reduced, it was .indicated to northward.-today tor campaign sociation and friends, more than 50 ScovlU M fg...... 27 29 day on a baals of the large number Iks up to San Francisco. After The fleet air arm also had a Sllex Co...... 11 13 In all. of youths who have begim to make major speech there, be will re- In a Gal. Cans An outdoor picnic supper was clear fleld, the British reported, Stanley W orks ...... 46% 48 for the bombing Monday of Ben inquiries about one-year volunteer Completely Furm'shed aln until Saturday night and D R U G s p e c i a l s ENAMEL do!, pfd...... 29 ENAMEL enjoyed and everybody had a por- enlistments in the Army. hen will go Into the northwest, se tiotuof the delicious wedding cake gasi,cb ief Libyan port, where they Torrtngton ...... 29 31 ... - reported they probably sank a de Special one-year volunteer en l-os Angeles Streets Ellled A high ({iiality porrh and m ale for the occasion by Mrs. Veeder-Root 58% 61 listments will have the effect of His arrival in Los Aogeles yes Hard durable finish io r woodwork Single Gals. Quarts Keeney, and surmounted by the stroyer, set fire to a merchant New York Banks CITRATE Q ^ 39c Antiseptic OQ . deck finish. ship and damaged several others. reducing local quotaa, the amount terday afternoon filled the down mnrverblal bride and bridegroom. Bank of New York . 305 325 of reduction corresponding to the And Open For Inspection town streets with spectators. They MAGNESIA ...... i J C Mouth Wash, pt. d w O C and furniture. Outdoor sports were enjoyed both Italian communiques have ad mitted the sinking o f a -torpedo Bankers T r u s t...... 49 51 amount of volunteer enlistment shouted and cheered, frequently afternoon and early evening. Her Central Hanoven___ 89 . 9S procured. breaking through police line* and U. S. P. M ILK '' O Q V * Russian aaoociate nurses showered Miss boat, a pontoon and the starting O $2.94 Chase ...... 29 31 Today it was revealed that ”10 forcing the candidate’s procession Sufilvan with lovely gifts for the of several fires at Bengasi. MAGNESIA.pt. (feO C Mineral Oil, pt. . ^ JC 'Chemical ...... 42% 44 to 15 yoimg men a day have been For T w o W eeks Starting to stop." -'Another crowd was at Qts. Pts. Qts.$t.05 Gals.$2.6C home and for peraonu use. She is City ...... 23% 25 asking about one-year enlistments, the city hall, where Wlllkie paused $ J .55 White and Standard Colors to be married to Harry Gilbert of Continental ...... 12% 14 apparently for the purpose o f vol for a minute to express his thanks too A.B.D.G. 9 too Capsules ZIO WUUmantic at St. John’s church on Hold Local Youth Com Ehtchange . . . . 47% 41 unteering." at the Arm y enlisting for the reception. CAPSULES 9 i e 0 9 Halibut Oil ,... 0 9 C September 30. First NaUonal ____ 1710 176C station at 410 Asylum streeL A By that time he and Mrs, W ill On Serious Charge Guaranty Tr{ist ... 262 27i recruiting sergeant said this num kie. were covered with ticker tape 100 Tablets _ 5 Pounds 1 O Irving Trust ...... 10% 12 ber of inquiries has been made SUNDAY, SEPT- 22 confetti and aerpentlnea. -They COD LIVE R OIL C EPSOM SALTS. 1 9 C i^shmen Arrive Manhattan ...... ‘ 14% 1( dally since Congress passed the Furnished By laughingly brushed themselves off WALLHIDE SEMI-GLOSS PAINT Manufact. Trust ... 33 3! conscription bill. as they reached their hotel, where SPECIAL OFFER! A serious charge is to be lodged N y Trusty...... 101 104 the candidate’s only formal confer A semi-lustre qualUy product in 15 attractive colors! ipon entitles purchaser to 25c toward the purchase of 1 quart At New London against 17-year-old Joseph J. Ca- PubUc National 28% S( ence was with a group of Loe An Contrast of Waterspar or Florhide Enamel or Wallhide Semi-Gloas. pello of North Elm street, held Title Guarantee . 2% ! geles labor leaders, 1 PHOTO SUPPLIES 1 here after he had allegedly attack U S. Trust ...... 1480 153( Built B y Willkie touched on labor prob- N «w London, Sept 20— OP) — ed a six-year-old girl In Center So sharp is the division where lenw in bis speech last night; de Gallon $3.45 Quart $1.00 NAME ...... ADDRESS...... I t e c than 200 tresbmen coming Spring* Park woods. Accordhig the Gulf Stream moves in toward claring: fiw a all aacUens of tha United to the report the arrested youth Some Beoord the coast o f North Carolina, 12 The A\ANCHESTER "It la my odfisidered opinion INDOOR PICTURES CABLE RELEASES was riding a bicycle and picked up miles off Cape Hatteraa, that the 1 Stataa, arrived on the Connecticut that labor has been the chief suf FOTO FLEC- ^ Fit AIL iVpe OlBMa For Wmnen campus today the girl, then carried her into the I f man could jump as well in bow of a boat may be in blue wa ferer from'the policies of the New CQ Q ti 0% 1 tar n a acUvltiaa of Freabman park. proportloo to his aise as the frog- ter and the stern in green. Deal. TORS, Setof 2.. Dale Cameras ...... <3O C | These Prices In Effect For A Limited Time ^ Only tpaak. the period of orientation for Capello recently was released hopper Insect, tha broad Jump LUMBER and FUEL "The shifting rules, the I neon- from a state InsUtution where he rqcofd would stand at abofit one- Oleve Center James J. Rohan MOVIE H LM MOVIE CAMfelRAS Bw BOW atudenta which precedes siHtent policies, the threat of gov 1 bad been committed following his ’ nm formal opening of the collage, tturd of a niile. ernment - competition, the discour COLOR Keystone . Univez collage will begin Its 26th oonvletton here on a car theft Fulton' county, New York. Is agement o f profit, and the fantas 1 I J Sept 25. T -' count He la tha'one that stole Ui* the glove msnufactoring center of tic, punitive taxe;^alt these have BLACK AND WHITE Jrwlw 1 car o f Lawrence Converse some COMPANY General Contractor new atndents wars received Egyptians Studied Anatomy the United States. The industry ' .)ccn sold to the peoJ>|^f A^^erica timo ago and amaohed it up in an V I o f tha Freshman houaas was founded there In 1760 by Sir with a false label marRed’’^Uberal' Regular $6.00 Regular $2.50 1 aoddoBt naar New Haven. Tha The andant Egyptians made 214 Guxlner St. Tel. 8203 I Juniors, and will ha an- William Johnson, who brought a ism.' Actually, these practices C AN l^ CAMERA Adjnatabk accuoad is to bo nrraigned la townlstudies OL the human anatomy Riutell Pan], Mgr. 1 1 thorn in becoming ac- group of Boottish glovers from have curtailed the number of AND court tomorrow vaontag. about the year 1600 B. C., but not the county. ^ Q Q Q Developing *9 1 with t/Hit now surroimd- Perth to . -Builder of the Chamber of Conunekice Jobs. . . . T%a arrest - eras effectod after untU sonM 8$00 years later did Center St. Phone 5145 EnUttod To Proteetkm' CASE .....-^0e90 T a n k ...... ^X i U 1 793 MAIN STREET TELEPHONE 4 1 2 1 several bours o f inveotigation Iv man have an idea as to how hip Ah south Is A primltlvs DemonstratiiDin Home. "Labor is entitled to the protec- Patrolmaa Joaapk Ptcntloo* blood dreu^jUd, ImptemsBt
. '.iJ' ‘ji IIANCHP.8TBB EVENING BEIIAI>D. MANCHESTER. CONN. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 20,1940 MANCHESTER EVENING UERAi.0 CUBSTEft. CONN. flllD AY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1940
who 'conducted on autopsy, gas meter for 'Varteirs apartment, tatlonit. Wa nauat ato]p being aoft.. The Draft and You that aUU Bit Uk« (hoiU la tb« W eather Seeks Inquest ported yssUrday that VarisU was where his body «ms found Monday, Miss Betty M< Brltlah goverainrat, bb ka cbb ba Moat of ua have becor&a aoft and bore the same reading after hia A ll Stqrt\ fro m Scratch "aulcids by lUumlnating gas." TEACHER OF DANtHIO of the frcadom-or-death tenacity not much o f a match for the death aa when the meter reader Stats Police Toxicologist Joseph visited the apartment on Aug. 16. Anaeoaoee Bchediile teir 1 lEtiniitig RftaUl of the People of the Abyaa. tougher producta that reault from U. S. May Hardly Feel the ‘Streamline^’ Draft In Gas Death Walker, after examining the young Company officials said,-howaver, Bat., Sept, f t , Tlaker Hall r ‘ , PLiMLaitHIUU M» THU a faactat education.’’ In Making Screen Test man’s vital organs, said death was that the meter race did not register MERALD PRINTIHG CO, INC It a neither Browder nor,-tlle caused by “ carbon monoxide gas quantities of leas than 100 Baby Claes e s ...... lOiaa-lltlft I L It Blnall BtrAtt Full American ' —I— / Officials Give Conflict poisoning." I Manchasttr. Cobb. Nazihund apeaking. It.^'Ta tba When Congress passed the cubic feet. They removed the meter Hollywood, Sept. 30—(d>)— Vou» You can take the word of an ex- Gae Meter Reading Same latermedlates .... || :80-l2Ht j I TROMAB rERCDSON About the only thing accom- Union League Club.of'^^ew York, Ceoipulaory Military Training ing Findings as to to a workshop for an exa.minatlon, Oanaral Maflacar J J J homely gals who couldn’t get halfTP«'^' Walter Pearca, head of the Law, It left meet ef the delleata Hardly bad their reports been asserting interior ipVebanlam Advaaoed Pupils.. 2 to 3 P. M.1 FaunBaA Oetebor 1. 1111 pUahed by the amall minority of the American Hditde' of Lorda. Its I. make-up department at the 20th Cause in^Variell Case. opponents to the Senstorlal nomi way to the Judges stand In any | deolaloaa on the draft to regula filed than The Cambridge Gas would show whether any small Earell Nowl Dial 1148. 1 Fabllahad t r t r y BTtnlnA Eieti^ spokesmap>t8 Merwin K. Hart, beauty contest may be pleased to | aona can use the same kind of tions prescribed by the Presi Light Company revealed that the quantities had been used. I^BBi^a anA HollAari EnttraA al nation of'Paul Lincoln Cornell by ’s,v-a dent. This la the first of two Cambridge, Maas., Bept. 20—(4h i Bb n a t Orrtct at Manohaatar, preajdefit of the New York State the RepublicBii. state convention at know that the day you sign that make-up. Th%t'a because of the nrticles telling the how and why —District Attorney Robert Cobb, aa BaennA Claaa Wall Wattar. onomte Council, whose apeecb-^ i Hollywood movie contract, you’ll difference In the color of their New Haven on Wednesday was ,|4V of the rules and regulatlhna. Bradford today sought an inquest ^SgfMRIPTION RATKB had been edited and approved by at least have something in com pigment. ' In the death ot Montford Schley Oea t a i f by Hall 11.00 provide the Democrats ^ th r an Those lop-eara they'll pin back the president of the club before It mon 'WRIr those beautiful glamor By Morgan M. Beatty Varleil, wealthy 25-year-old pianist Par Montb by Mail I .10 with adhesive tape, and cover tt Bla Copy ...... I ■< Idea. The Idea la thi^t-^he best was delivered yesterday at the girls you envy. AP Foataro Sor%1oa Writer and Harvard graduate, after offi UalllaaraA On^ Taar ...... tl.<00 argument to tiae^igainst Mr. Cor .A. e- - -.i.r f The studies will decida what you up with some of that mop of hair. cials had given conflicting findings first c.t a series of "true Amerl- both will look like in the silvery If you Went out and got a ter Washington—The numbers of a MEMBER OP nell le th a t b e ^ a carpet bagger, Medical Examiner David C. DoW, canisiii” luncheons. flickers— If and when you ever get rific sun-tan before you got here, legion of young American men THIS ASSOCIATED PRESS will aoon pop up out of the fish Tba Aaaoclaiad Praia la axelualva* an limnt^fant, a Johnny-cOme- Mr. Hart expressed himself, aa __ there— before either o f you even that definitely was the wrong thing ly aBtltlad to tba uia or rapubllea- Ijltety who has scarcely landed In is get a film test. to do. When they want you to have bowl— the fish bowl that’s been in tlia of all nawi Alapatehaa eradited deeply concerned with the way In Independence Hall ever since the Connei.ticut before, with all the I f they want you to look like a sun-tan for a picture, they’ll to It or not othirwlaa eradltad tvljlch the term "democracy" has paint It on you —and do a much Wond War draft, or a bowl Just tbia papar and alio th» Inral naira gall In the world, he aspires to use Garbo, you’ll look like Garbo! ^nd. aobllatird haraln. > c o i^ to be substituted In recent If th^y want you to look llker a better job, photogenically speak like It. ' All'-rlBhti of rapiUiitOatlop . at his new citizenship in the state to ing, than Old Sol. First, about 10,000 capaides will tpaelal diapatrhri bafalK ira alio years fqr the word "republic" In wicked old witch, you’ll look like a be poured within Its wide brim, |, get himself Into the United States witch! When they get you-ready for the ratirrad descnolng the United States. He i'/// / / / :«»' The capsules will be like the ones No Limit to Beauty screen teat, they’ll photograph you Pull ellant of N. Senate. The reason that this ar from practically every angle. It your druggist uae ter powdered suspects that It Is due to the in The guy who-sald that beauty la Barvlea yrTc. gument la the best one Is not that will coat the studio about $750. medicine, but deep blue ao no fluence of the Communist Interna only akin deep la cockeyed, as far Represents Certain Angle body may see the number on a Publlihiri Rapreitntatlvai, Tba it is better than others but that tionale. as the moviea"are concerned. There lullua Mnthavt Spaetil ABaney— It is the only one. It was the On every pose , they'll hang a slip of paper liislde each. Naw York, rhlruro. Dalrolt and VVe believe Wendell L. Willkie is simply Is no limit to screen beauty, little black card with big white Here In Washington they’ll Boston only cne that could be found by as long aa the grease paint holds as all-out a believer in democracy numbers on It under your chin—,, mount the? glasa bowl on a table MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OP Repunlicans— though of course out. They can do wonders—even just like they mug criminal| ^and stir the capsules with a wood- CIRCIII.ATIONS as any man in America. We are with you. they didn’t phrase it aa the Dem Sing Sing. Elach number repr^ 'cn spoon. Lights will snap on, cam completely confident that such I f ypu think the hometown boya eras will grind and notables will Tba Hsrald Prinlinc Company, : ocrats are likely to; they only aenta a certain angle of make-u Inc., aiaumas no tlnanclal rriponsl* principles those expressed by now cast X-ray glances at you in or coiffure. They Ale the numbered atop forward to pick out the first blllty for typosraphlctl erron ap- ] inquired of, each other whether it the spokesman for the Union that new flesh-colored sweater, pictured poaea away for future' Mpsulea. Later the general.*) will paaring in advertlsrmentr In tht was 'safe to nominate" a man that’s nothing to the way the finish the long job. Manebettcr Evening Herald. | League Club are detested by him. reference. who hadn't lived at least half a movie make-up artilta will give Next you aryutold to come back Behind this business of pulling Frldav, September 20 | Mr. Winkle cannot afford to det you the once-over when they aet a week from Thursday when they capsules out of a bowl Is nearly lifetime in 'Connecticut. a ______a dav go by without utterly dla- i you down to dealde how they’re go hope the results will be learned. If a quarter of a century of expe We are very glad that no such I*eople of the Abyss avowing the kind of political phil ing to make you look In pictures. the teM turna out good, and they rience and planning. narrow, unreasoning prejudice was The director will be there, per thiilk you can act, you may get Planned For 20 Years • to o M AW ROIKI osophy so rashly advanced by the Back In 1020, Congress ordered The late Jack London wrote a permitted to prevail at New Ha haps, along with a coterie of hired. If not—well, you Just don't American Cliveden set. Because. the Army and Navy to plan for MAVRYHeiftWlWBONt book—not one of his moat popii- ’ beauticians, the script writer, the come back, that’s all! WMtRI THCIA •ACKteNB. ven. W’e haven't the alightest unforlUhately, though It believes cameraman, wardrobe attendants future military emergencies. Six lar wjrks for obvioii.s reasons— I years later the Joint Arm y and OUOMT Idea that it will prevail among the In none of the principles of the and a few others who’ll seem Victim of Own Remedy. entitled "People of the Abyss." Tt i state's voters. What we need very pretty Important — all sitting Navy selective aervlce committee Repiihlican party. the Union went to work. After 1936 the Buy a used car at Depot was about the East End of Lon- ! emphatically indeed In the Senate around giving you the works, op Shreveport, La.—(4^— A 27- League Club sets itself up as an tically apeaking. year-old negro Is ill In charity hos committee called In 30-odd civilian don and Its three million people ' of the United States is men satu Square Garage—drive it up exclii-sively Republican organiza For those sunken eyes and those pital, a victim of hia own "tooth experts, moat of them graduatea The author had lived there, lived j rated with tne'-apirit of American of the World War draft system. Sixteen and a half million men. It Is estimated, will write on tbedotted lines of selective service tion. Actually It Is nothing of the hollow cheeks, they’ve not a va.st ache remedy." When an aching regiatratlon cards. Before they write, they will have opportunity to familiarize themselves with the to the front door— and see the life of the navvies, the dock- | ism—not Oregonlsm or Kentucky- assortment of magic light-colored tooth persistently pained him, he The reault of the joint effort: With All These Great Advantages! kind. It IS merely a crowd of questions by study of enlarged samples. ers, the draymen, the sweeps, the | make-up concoctions which, under filled his movth with kerosene and The 1940 draft. The committee how thankful your family Look of thoM featuresi Ism Of Connectlcutlsm, but the all . people who believe that none but expects It to be iimple, smooth #'6 Cubic Feet C«p«dty • Feet'Action Super-Freerer factory laborers, the scavengers, j the lights, will give the appear resolved to keep It there until the a Cooking Top Lamp embracing spirit of America—and the propertied should have a voice ance of well-rounded beauty. And pain ceased. A fter an hour he working and, above all. fair and final decision resting with the local will be! E'or dependable • MeteT'Mieer Mecheoiem, • Automctic Interior Light a Automatic Time Signal the waterside casuals who swarm- | democratic. Basically, It la the board unless appealed. never needa otli^ • Automatic Reset Defroster the ability and experience and ' In g'.vernment. Mr. Willkie can for your crooked nose, high cheek fell aalgep— and swallowed the transportation, come here a Thermixer Well-Cooker ed ‘n that enormous hive of hand- bones and double china, they’ll put kerosene. World War draft system all over Clerical Help for Drafting The question of dependency will • Large Frpien Stora«e Com • Unimetic Cold Control a Automatic Oven Heat Control high intellect and knowledge to partment • 5*Vcrt Protection Plan not afford not to repudiate any on a combination of darker prepa again, but atreamllned. I not be aaaumed, and the boards a Speed-Heat cooking units with to mouth humanity. Among the tranalate that apirlt into,whatever The minute the conscription law for a dependable used car. • One-Piece, All-Sted Cabinet • Stainless Porcelain in Food group that demands the brushing rations that will reduce the Only In one elephant luak out of have wide latitude in determining 5 tpeedt many things he told about that passed, printing orders for 600,- • 4 Biff Ice Trayt with Auto* 'Compartment - governmental action ahall be beat ' aside of the word "democracy.” "heavy” outlines to the finest every SO Is Ivory suitable Mr mak To Cost $196409600 Month whether wiyes, relative's or wards a Big Twin-Unit Oven life «a s a singular fact \hat we 000,000 forma— booklets, cards, matic Tray Releaee \ Satin-Smooth Dultix Exterior a High-Speed Broiler for America’s well being. | symmetry. ing billiard balla found. actually are dependent upon the hlanka, questlonnairea. In fact, all — m rxd m any mora have never seen printed anywhere earned income of a man claiming DEPOT 5QURRE Payji Cornell has not been a resl- j the paraphernalia of the draft—- (jp)— Pre-.(^.')tructed local boards,, tn view of else— that the stature of the aver Waahlngton, Sept 20- deferment. SAVI MONIYI Buy now while prices are lowesti dent of .Connecticut a great many . were ready to shoot out. lim lna^ estimates indicated to the small number of men needed, age East End dweller was three ’Both Sides' The signal for distribution waa E R N E S T A . R O Y , P R O P yeari but he baa been a four- day that $1,640,000 a month would to defer all married men. inches less than that of the aver Man About the president’s proclamation for .square American all his life. And, | be distributed among local draft Would Conflict With Law Quadequina, brother of the fa PHCNF 5113 age dweller in the West End. Gen registration. However, it was found that such mous Massasoit, introduced pop worse luck, we are beginning to Six thousand, five hundred local boards throughout the country for OE SOTO PLYMOUTH erations of seldom having enough The Relief Issue clerical help In the task of regls- j regulations would conflict with the corn to the English colonists on KEMP'S, Inc. draft boards of about three men SALES central park extensive public work.s program through 35. cut because we are profoundly cer and grand centfal station and perience, ateut one-third of the No Eatlmatee For 1941. Hitler centered his first attack ' in America. This i.i .so whether s sixteen and a half millions will fall tain that he 1s the kind of an ea.st river i which Isn’t really a Estimates have not .been for there is unemployment, or full em into class one— subject to imme when he began the bombing of : river at all I and hud.son river and 1941, when the local boards will Ajpei lean who will remain an ployment. It is only good sense, diate military training. London, figuring that they would fifth avenue and greenwich vil have completed their major task American—and nothing other however, to speed up and extend The Army isn't-ready for 5,500,- be easy to frighten into panic, to lage and park avenue and staten this program at a time when there of registering and classifying the than an American- till hell Is 000 men now. Between registra island ferry and It seems like a are many men who cannot be ab first big group of men. Saturday Last D ay! intimidate, to convert into a Paul V. McJ^Htt tion day and -' ebruary 1 tt can Whll6 thousands of low-salaried, snowed under. He Is the kind of million taxicabs and over there sorbed into private employment. ahrieklng. frenzied maas of violent handle about 400,000. By the end short-lived jobs will be createcj by a peikon that this completely somewhere is brooklyn. During the past few years the of the flacal year on July 1, it can malcontents that would demoralize Harlem? Up that way. In days of motorized armies the draft, Uterally a million fnen American state needs to .send to public works and construcUon absorb another 400,000. government and London life and Voice.s: no room on top what it should not require much argu anc. women will serve In the Selec the Senate - and we would tie for schedules have been tele-scoped First Call In I%>vember . tive Service system without pa.y. -• render the great'city and Britain number were you calling please with the result that building pro ment to demonstrate that we are On the first call, about mid- yeah oh yeah would you folks like All members of the local boards, SALE! FALL RAYON ANNIVERSARY SAVINGS him for that job even if he were | in a much stronger position by November, It expects to take in NEW HI-SPEED DE LUXE a soft mark. | grams in some parts of the coun their medical: legal and business only casting his first Connecticut , to take sightseeingtrip battery try have been set ahead s.ticveral investment during the past seven 75,000 of the first quota of 400,- That hia plan failed utterly, that ‘ wall street weird rites In China years in paved highways and Oi advisers and other administrative vote next November- which is a years. 000. Another call for 75,000 is to aides—number In all about 200,000 these deprived, poorly nourished, town temple transfer eighth ave streets. Nor is it difficult to un go out a few weeks later, another long way from being the ca.se. nue two cents forty-second street —will work for nothing. DRESSES-4.98 VALUES! derstand how valuable aYe the re for 125,000 soon after, and. a final ALL WHITE ARE BIG SAVINGS! hope.ess victims of poverty in the This is all to the goomanhattans tax basis; In this way relief has how that group has taken it upon ■ Men are assets. They are assets now being set up. apartcly popu The present Intention is to let grim Kikes about that "bloody come out even, sa.ys I. been afforded to local communi because of the useful work lated Nevada will be asked for itself to forbid the .showing In , Oh. you just get so you can do each local board decide how many ties and the public has derived a they can do. So long as there are scarcely 50 men bn the first call Ardolf" who's fool enough to think Pennsylvania of the "March of 1 it. says he. .. clerks it will employ and their Uiird mjijor benefit from the W PA men In America who are able to CENUINE /AAHOCANY 3 Pcs. $98-00 in mid-November. Crowded New pay, both subject to the amount of he can scare Britons. In Xanadu did Kublai Khan a program Time" outfit's New London made work but unable to find jobs, a York will contribute only about money the boards are alloted by Lately the Nazi bombers have stately pleasure dome decree. Mu picture "The Ramparts We ' Thete has been much criticism W PA program la essential to our 7,675. the Washington office. been shifting some of their attack sic Hall goes up and up and up of tl W PA from quarters un The lovely new Fall things are here and we are glad to cooperate with “ welfare. So long aa there are pub The question of housing for the Watch ” until there has been delet- ! and u-u-p. Smoking on balcony. (Tomorrow: Many an* called, to the West ErifJ, where have lived ‘ sympathetic with the administra other towns and cities the United States in holding open house during thousands of men to be drafted got 14 lic improvements necessary, it is ed from it a reel, filmed in Ger We opened in Buffalo and it tion. It is said that the expendi few are chosen, and why! Darien—America's the prosperous, the bigger, hand- 1 required for our aecurity. And the September 21 to 28 — the period set aside for National'Home Furnishings speedy House attention yesterday. Hurry! Sav.B 32% in many which portray.s the fate of went pretty good. We had a lousy ture of public funds and the in It rushed through and aenfL to the Finest Topcoat Value! Bomer people who have always i week in Indianapolis hut did pret greater the threat to that aecurity, Warsaw. crease in the public debt has the greater the need for public Style Show. One of the outstanding values is the new Re^rency bedroom Senate a $338.263.,902 appropria-. Ward's Anniversary! had plenty to eat and leisure and ty good everywhere else. We weakened the nation so that we tion bill providing for barracks and The German film was made aa wound up in Fhlladelphia. Then works. shown above. It is all mahogany, full size and well made — in fact, it All'Star Program . You're saving over $2 on these all the good things of life. are the less prepared to incur the The idea of a syatematio. pro other construction at Army cen a warning to any people defying we cleaned ;it u p ^ m e and brought expenses of national defense. was considered by experts to be the^utstanding value of the July furniture ters. Approximately $200,000,000 Don't miss these amazing val topcoats—and what's more " Not much has been told us as to ' it into Nei^ York. It's no Tobacco gram of public works to help reg For Cheslerfield Comnare at $20 Mora! the mandates of Adolf Hitler as to The truth is that exactly the .pp- was voted previously for A rm y ues! Here are the newest styles how these West End-people are* Road but We oughtta get through ulate employment and to-obtain market. Notice'the neat Heppelwhite design with the sleigh bed, swell you're getting new styles, new what they might expect. It was osite is the case. Our strength or and National Guard housing. Big white washer at our lowest the wlntfr with -|MreT , omy. aatisfying smoke." The -orders covered items rang would be sure to have la this coun more human targets for Hitler’s j From the screen world. Fred ing from shoes and ships to ex try, oi they pretend to that degree And. Cliirlsfcai) espied a great MacMurray, Robert Rapelye and plosives and machinery for manu bombs. ■ It is to be hoped, indeed, i busae of twoTJeckes. Then did he of ignorance. U would he inter tion of democracy. W e have to Georgette McKee "star” for Ches facturing tanks. Nelson said. that most of the West Enders are | shoulder fits ^urthen and groan make democracy a reality. The War Department announced esting to know which terfield. Heading the list of sports COMPARE AT 15% MORE B S A L E ! CUSTOM SIZEB*1 SIZE AND QUALITY away, for they probably Would not | hia way thither for he was sore Quotations — H. O. Weila, Brltlah hovellat. celebrities are Gene Sarazen, great simultaneously that Army orders A t all events their ban on the weary from hl.s struggle with the make aa tough refugees as the ! golf champion and Sid Luckman, since July 1 for warplanes, guns film, on the excuse that the Ger Giant Temptation. And he ad It ’s surprising how fast a fellow All-American football hero. and other material had totaled $1.- acrubs at the other end of towm. ! dressed himself to the lackey: Let me say at once that I hold Thrse pretty aviatrices from the 102.737,980. . . . man' made part of it is “Nazi democracy to be the greatest polit can spend a quarter in the penny 3-Pc. Maple nnaQaolily SlylM Uw It la London’a East End poor | ."Say. Mac. will this bus take arcade. newly organized Women Flyers of propHganda, " la so far as this me to the Cloisters?" ical good, the nipat perfect fonn America and a cheerful World’s who art I^ndon’s Spartans. Few of political community. —Hobby Grant, boy o f the Typical country is concerned—utterly non Music: Little nifties from the j Cle\-elaad Family ehosen for a Series baseball advertisement com Married Men Will ISot ' Bedrooni Set AU-Wool Bag Eweiy Rdooi of them ever heard of Sparta, none fifties dum - de - dum - dum - dum j —Prof. Mortimer J. Adler, Uni sensical. We are glad that at versity of Chicago. gneet trip to the World Fair la plete the schedule. Be Deferred as Class I of them has ever had the benefit of ( fort.v-second street!) i ' New York. National magasinea, billboards, least one exhibitor, a theater man Washington, Sept., 20— (4*)— Re- $ 3 the Spartan ayatem of phyaical And how do you like New cut-outs and the famous Chester Why P o t j Anairmtaarr ager named Cornelius J. Keeney of York? You do? I hated it the A doctrine which la able to main versing a previous opinion. Selec- A Month* care. But they have lived and tain itself, not in clear light, but The filth coIumnUta operating la field jnidio network programs, fea 42. 30 ? ' only i i i Readiiijg, Js^efying the censors first aix months. You can go any $14-95 turing Glenn Miller’s Moonlight tiye Bervica officials stated today tkelr (ortbeara have lived so long only in the dark, will of necessity Canada have been pretty well 3 9 ® ® 3 2 “ where for a nickel. I ’vt never Serenade on CBS. and Fred War- that married men would not be In showing the picture, and has lose its effect on mankind with in eliminated from' our trade unions. deferred uitomatlcally aa a data ao cloae to the line of utter been to aquarium. I've never been Henceforth they' will have to do A beautiful Sheraton drop-leaf Ing’s Pleasure Time on NBC. sup 'Fit you zoom' with a naw Dutaiiao asked for an injunction restrain calculable harm to human pro from compWsory training. S o lid Mapla foe IS% 1m s Iban soma Racuitoin NOW . . . SAVE HI (ros'd wretchadneaa and miaery that to Statue Liberty. I've n ev... gress. their boring from the outside. table in genuine mahogany with a port the newspaper advertising. mapU-finlAsd m UI AU piscM aia 'custom aiza' Azminstarl Nehresf pol- pay up to $I alMwhaia (or ouztaiM lihe ing the censors from closing his While it was expected that moat when they are carried acroaa that Frankie ? Oh, he's gone out — Prof. Albert Einstein. ' —ErmeBt Ingalla, Canadian Trade convenient drawer. When extend diutproofUl Bad. chaat and sanity. iatasl Wool p llt l LasUng oolotst IhaM). PriaciUaa-CoHaqoaols—ToOea- theater and confiscating the film, West somewhere — Pittsburgh, and Lnbor Oongreea. To Study India’s Facllltiexr fathers and husbands would be de Un^a hy Naai blaatinga what they ed measures 17'/*x24, and 27” high. ferred, the deferment decisions *OawB faynMiil, Cacrykif Charts ' VsIS WaMa hair top nnhiaa aaly .. .t.M ad pain — Locail AH popolor eolonl aa they threatened. somebody’s tellln' me. Class dtvlslona and racial or re have loat of aecurity, of comfort, newyorkknewyorknewyorknew- It ia fooliah to think that we Bombay, India, Sept. 20i—(JP—A must be made by local eff-aft boards The more that Americans and ligious prejudices have been, too o f well-being la ao very little that york. N'York. Noo Yolk. The Big much encouraged in this country. are living in the blackest hours'of British Supply Ministry mission, on the merita,of each Individual City. Greater New York. Uptown. ft B amall added tax upon their the whole world know about the —Henry Ford. 'history. Nearly all generations be headed by Sir Alexanaij Roger, case, they said. The City of New Y'ork. arrived here today to stuay India's In the World war draft, 844,872 faetituda to bear the losa. flendlahncea of Naai war making fore ua faced the aama altuntiona the better. It'B all claar, but I ’m going to aa wa have today. Industrial facilities and determine men claimed deferment because of USE WARDS MONTHLY PAYMENT PLAN One wlahea he eotild be aa aura Peor Aim Oeata ConticMon wralt for oomc of that tea. —^Dr. Harry Lathrop Reed, An- how far they can be made avail recent marriages, but 122,563 of o f the capacity to take thc^laaUK Baltimore— UP)—Raymond Mar- —4Uag George VI, after spending bum Sepdaory. able for production of w gr mateJ’ them were re-claaaifled after lij- Any purchast? totaling $10 or more shaU’a poor aim coat him an at I t the Nazi knout poeaeaeed by Sonething to Disavow an air raid In n alwlter. riala for Britain. The mission is vestigation and placed in the first tempted burglary conxictlon. A Ouc policy baa been to trade WATKINS composed of eight' members, ac group subject to call. will open q monflily payment account. B. the Wcat End and by the Cbam- "It ia time to brush aside ^ i a brick he toss^ through a window We have been playing over-long space far time. • ROTHERS, INC companied by 13 technical ad- Draft gelection regulations set oft a burglar alarm and aum- ^Vhwtaw-Hallfax-CUveden Crowd word ‘democracy’ with iU conno- and beyond the danger point in — Dir. Qno, CWa MS ambaasador vl.sers. ' originally /planned would have In- 824-828 M AIN STREET TELEPHONE H61 MAN mohed a aquad car, this country with a mere frustra la Britain. A
T adidifTmi^i ■ A n u n w iB * BVKmXMU h b k a l j >. m a m CHKSTER, CONH. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 20,1940 MANCHESTER EVBNtNO HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 20,1940 PACE two cottajea In a Berkahlra vtl- Jap and French vada Tunnan, In southwest China, against repeating Poland’s mis Secretary Hull asserted that no sh Repulse „ lage were demolished. to cut the laat "bock door" routes take. The paper said Germany Willkie’s Backers new suggestions opdeclslons enter launch Nightly BomMiiK. by which Gen. Chlang Kai-Shek helped Poland bite off a slice of ed the conversations. Ahrr but one brief alarm by Talks at Crisis received euppUes, One of thcae Csechoalovakla but then Poland To Keep Speiicling Informed British sources In ten German Planes daylight yesterday when two Na«l was the Burma road, recently was gobbled' up heraelf by Ger don today also discussed the Wash planes attacked' Cast London, cloaed by temporary agreement many. ' > ington conferenees without, how SHOP WITH CONFIDENCE! (OmtlBiMd from Pag* Om ) with Great Britain. The other News From Manchester’s Neighbors t Cwlteoa* tram PMie dn«) small groups of low-flying raiders Within Limit Set ever, publishing details. launched the familiar nightly was the railway. No Informattoa ea UUImatutn. It was learned, however, thni WE DELIVER FREE! CALL IN! DIAL 5721! colony's territorial integrity nor bombing. , Doubt Military M U m Toif^o, Sept. 20— Yakichlro Secretary Hull and his Far E.ast- iBHttar* when the attackers ap- French sovereignty, but he said Foreign quarters beta doubted (rontlniM||l,Prom Page <>ac) ’ 'naand emerged again shortly aft- Tn-the" first few hours bombs Suma, spokesman for the Japan ern advisers were canvassing fur fell on central, southeast, south EdvHiii LydaH - that Japan was convinced the that the French attitude would ther possible measures to deter 9 noun when It was believed the situation demanded 'A' time limit ese Foreign Office, said today he ID., N.M.), and Chairman Gillette ha* alway* been rather a hard '^boater Night” on Friday eve west, north and northwest parts provoke Japaneae/'mlBtary action. had received no official informa Japan's southward expansion 4 a u rr had passed. be set for a detailed final ■ settle They said Japaq, instead of resort (D., Iowa), piled the young poli place to heat and varlou* method* ning, SeptemMr 37, at the Gilead Everybody Saves At of London. movement and a course of aotlon Anti-aircraft batteries kept up ment. tion on reports that MaJ. Gen. tical leader with questions on pos Bolton have been tried out. An old fash Ellington Community HaU Instead of the Wapping As the night wore on, only inter Dies Suddenly ing to force, might reach a face- I.ssaku Nichiharu, Japanese nego to adopt If Japa-.ie.se military, forc a thunderous barrage against the I At Hong Kong official quarters saving agreement at the last min sible connections between The A»t ioned wood burning airtight stove date previously announced. Hr*. W. W. Oraat estuary ndders until British fight mittent gun and bomb flashes could tiator in French Indo-China, had es are allowed to enter French In Mrs. Clyde MarSkaB O. F. Berr said Japan had given the French ute since the French response to soclated Wlllkie aubs and the Re do-China. seemed a* practical as anything M- . BockvlD a Mr. end Mrs. Ernest Doran of 3894, Manclwstat. ers aped to the attack. be seen \mtll parting of the curtain delivered a 72-hour ultimatum to Pboae 4881 Tel. 4 8 Middletown were vlaltqr* at the of clouds brought an increase in Old Resident Promi until midnight Bunday-Monday to the Japanese ultimatum might be publican National Committee. Tokyo already has been inform and will be put into effect e* cold Everybody's Market France in connection with new de- Blast Communications comply with her demands which regarded as a "called bluff." No Connection with Committee* ed officially that any dlaturban'-e weather ap^achee. Mrs. Charles home of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Fogll, the tem,po, especially in the north I mands on Indo-China made by Rev. Alfred 8. KUne ha* cho*en A horse show and gymkhana U Tuesday evening. Mrs. Alice L. Barber, who has ; British bombers, striking at west and east sections. nently Identified With now include some new, secret In the meantime, Shanghai I Japan. Insisting there was no connec 'of the status quo In the Paclfli Siedler he* presented bound vol- been spending the summer months Oerman bases whlie the Nazis clauses, l sources and foreign quarters here tion, Root spid that the Independ In connection with Indo-China or a* hi* sermon topic for the regular umea of the Atlantic Monthly and listed as one o f the outstanding Miss Mary Hooker has secured The north and northwest areas a position St the Connecticut Gen at her home on Avery street, le ft! I VALUES LIKE THESE DEMAND COMPARISON! were subjecting London to its .appeared to have suffered most, Manufacturing. Nishihara gave his Interview be both were informed that the cvac- ent clubs had been a "thorn in the The Netherlands past Indies would morning worship at the Bolton Yale Quarterly Review, from 1923 features of the I02d annual Four Wednesday morning tor her home ' 18th consecutive all-night..attack. ^ ...... have an unfortunate effect upon to 1939, to the library. -Mrs. eral Insurance Company in Hert although large caliber bombs ex- fore bidding farewell to colonial ifatlo.v of Japanese nationals from I side" of both the national and Center Congregational church: Town fair to be held Wednesday, ford. She . commenced her duties in Brooklyn, N. Y. While here, I.a*t Call! Fanrv Oreea I.ast Call! Freestone Best Buv Ever! McIntosh 1 Masted the Dortmund-Ems canal central London lighted Edwin A. Lydall,^78, of 280 Main authorities. Earlier about 100 Jap the French colony ,>was "proceed Public Kecunis state Republican Committees. 'The American public opinion. ‘Toward a Competent Christian Siedler is a daughter of Mrs. Car she sold her home end farm. rie Fenn, formerly Miss Carrie September 38, at Somers under there this week. and other vital communications in , streets brilliantly and violent- streetran old resident of Manches anese civilians'.rleft Hanoi on a ing.” About 160 Japanese from ' Den.ocratlc senators In thelf- ques- Commimlty." The anthem will be the auspices of the UnlM Agricul Douglas Porter is working with Mri^ Alice Barber was a guest! Oermuny proper and a number of i buildings in the area, Talks On Defensl- Pleasures Emmons of Boston, and is a great PEPPERS PEACHES APPLES 1 ter and prominently identified with special train for Haiphong after all points in northern Indo-Chlna t Uonlng contended that the Re “God Is Love.” Floral decorations tural society. Trophies knd rib the night shift at the Hamilton at the home of Miss Kate M. , 16-Quart ports and airdromes in Gerrnan- j ^ German plane .shot down by singing their national anthem on were already at Hanoi, awaiting ' publican National Committee could London, Sept. 20. •fA’i —Inform will be in charge of Miss June granddaughter of the late Captain Withrei Tuesday n i^ t. She left 16-Quart 16-Quart 2 0 ^ 1 several local manufacturing enter Pertnlts Jonathan G. Page of Hebron. bons will be awarded horse show Propeller Company in East Hart occupied terrltorj’, the Air Minis- j jmtl-aircraft fire in southwest the station platform, under the orders to leave possibly today. avoid the $3,000,000 limit on presi- ed British 8ourVc,>) said today that Mildner and Miss Pearl Glesecke. winner* In the following events: ford. Wednesday tor her home in Brook- ' Basket ...... A VC Basket ...... DVC Basket ...... tvVC 1 try aimounced. j i^ndon exploded as It hit the prises. died suddenly last nigbt_at„ leadership of R.nkuro Suzuki, Jap Seen Prelude to Fighting The following permits have been dentlal campaign groups by organ talks having particular reference Church School will begin at ten The Jewish Synagogue now in lyn, N. Y. granted by Building Inspector Ed to defense measures in the Paclllo Saddle horse class, ladles saddle Brussel* Sprouts ...... Large White Fancy tVhIte Mushrooms... 1 Resuming daylight raids, nine i ground, demoli.shing a house and his home from a heart condition. anese consul general. Japan previously had announced izing a number of national com- o’clock. Rev. Kline will tell the proqess of erfictlon on Church horse class, jumping class, potato tioters of the town of Soullrrjj ...... qt. bskt. 19c Cauliflnwef ...... head 19c ...... Ih. t»c 1 German planes roared through the blasting out a huge erater. The ward C. Elliott, Jr.; Matthew Tha- are proceeding In W’ashlngton .street near the'former Post cor He was born .lune 15, 1862 in New Suzuki. Nishihara and other of her intention of withdrawing civil m 'llccs, like that headed by Root. story "The Stone in the Road,” race, musical chair race, obstacle Windsor will be made tomorrow ' f cloud.\ over the London area, but fanmg croft barely ml.sscd a hos- Icn for erection of a two car among Secretary of St.ate Hull, the ner. is going up at a rapid rate. Ihtrigues in Syria from 9 a. m. to 8 p. m. at the Britain but came to Manchester ficials planned to depart later in ian nationals and consular person garage and shop at 144 Charter The witness said this might be Due to the fact that this Sun race, pony class, equipment race dropped only two bombs. Addition- building. the day. nel so as to lessen the danger of legally and technically possible b\it British amba.Hawthorne street $300. would stay within th- $3,000,000 and continuing into the evening end pony class listings ere open to attending the Springtald Fair this ; j Later rooftop oh.servers heard ,.nsiein England bore the brunt of presented any new demand causing limite-1 military facilities.” This outlay. (lore will be no meeting of the will be of brick and will be of any qualified rider. The two events 4-Quart 4-Quart 0 0 # » 16-Quarl 1 the drone of planes over the capi- night attack, .secretary-trea.surer of the Man Lis Pendens Gifts SliowercMl quite a substantial sice, according week, Walter N. Foster and son ' the negotiations to reach a "dell- pi"eca.,tlon had been Interprcte,! as Klgrlm Fellowship Group this noted, however, are open only to j Istanbul, Sept. tO-(JP)— The Walter, and his sister, Mrs. May 11 Basket ...... Basket ...... , Basket ...... 1 tal, but they were flying trai high i^.ndoners came out of their chester Water Company, a.ssistant According to a certificate of lis to present indications. AwC cate .state," as preriously asserted a prelude to possible fighting, Sunday. residents of the town of Enfield, i newspaper Yenl Sabah declared F. Barber went Tuesday and Mr. Fancy McIntosh to tell whether they were British .britcr.s at dawn to learn that aii treasurer of the Colonial pendens filed toilay at the office ISew Diplomatic .Morpg Mrs. Annie Smith of Long Island Accused of violating rules of Fancy Lima Beans. 4 qt*. 38c Bleached Celery . .. bunch Sc | Board Company and held by French sources. since the Central Chinese govern Ellington, Somers and East Wind- editorially today that lUUan and and Mrs. Donald Johnson w en t! Apples ...... 5 lbs. 55c or German. thontles .ire preparing against the He said the Japanese attitude ment has threatened to Invade In of the town clerk, a mortgage on is visiting her niece, Mrs. Albert the road E. Leroy Gardner of possibility that the nightly raids a similar position In the Wil In Pacific Hinted sori i German officials "apparently are Wednesday and also spent the eve- ; ihif^ l->x|»loNion Heard wa.s based on a Tokyo-Vichy un- do-China when Japanese troops property in the Hillstow'n 'Section Skinner in Quarryvllle. Andover was tried before Justice will contihne throughout the win liam Eoulds Company. He was Washington, Sept. 20—(Ah Talk MIrr Vivian L. OriRwold. whos^ Heading the horse show conducting intrigues in Syria” tad nlng there. Fancy. Sweet 1 One cxp'psidn was heard dihing ilorstanding which provided” that enter. is to be foreclosed. Milford G. Mrs. Charles Sumner attended J. Banks Jones at a court held at Very Fine (25c Doz. Value!) Very Fine Quality, Large ... ter , , a partner In the Lydall and Eoulds of new American diplomatic moves marrirtRe to Frederick K. TiHaney mlttee is Mias' Ann- Grant, well j framed that Turkey "could tolef- William L. Waldron. Jr., of this the morning in lamcloii hut it ma\' Krenih and Japanese on the spot The unexpected turn In the Kenyon. Allen J. .Holcomb and the D. A. R. luncheon hcld-Thurs- Hebron town hall Tuesday. He known equestrienne of Enfield It wa.s announced that plans are Needle Company, manufacturers of Clara D. Holcomb are defendants In the Pacific was in the air tialay will take plfu'o timiorrow morning’ ate no solution for Syria other town has been named assistant; have been a tinie bomb dropped ui .should settle detall.s of the military Hanoi conferences was announced day at the Well Sweep Farm in was fined $5 and costa. street. Serving as her assistants director at the Lowell, Mass., Y. ■ Juicy Oranges GRAPEFRUIT GRAPES licing made for warm underground knitting necdle.s In .Manchester for In the action brought by Jennie F. after conferences of high State L)e'- at St H church, was ten than complete national integrity. laat night s raids, descril'ed olli- facilities to be granted to the by the French government, which Andover. The Neighborhood Bridge held sr* Mr*. Uohn Hydack, Ellsworth M. C. A. sheltcr.s for winter use anti that many years which company was Robln.son. ’The property consists partment officials in -ronnectlon dered another miRrellaneous Mr. and Mrs. Frank Alsever of "We only desire that Syria does stlally as "on a .smaller .scale and .Inpanese in Indo-tTilna for facili madc.no mention of any ultima shower, last nijjht hy her rmisin. its party Tuesday evening at the Howard, Sherman Hills, Lawrence not become a menace to Turkey as removal of more children, aged sold in lO.H to a Torrlngton-fon- tum. of seven pieces located near land with .Japan's increasing demands New Haven visited Mrs. Minnie home of Mrs. Ruby Gibson, with 2 doz. 35c 5 for 25c 5c Ib. leas effective than of late.' persons and invalids is advocated tation of operations against the Miss Mnrjorie Mnllon of 3K Peiirl McCann and Dominick McCann. the tool of another power," the There are 250,000.000 Moslema ; i:em He was also an officer in owned by the United Aircraft upon French Indo-China. Howard of Bolton Notch on Mon two tables in , play^ Members | Hundreds of grade school pupils Fancy Cucumbers. 4 tor 10c Fancy Quince* ... 8 lbs. -Sc Fancy 1 -Loudon again was the mam "O- to spare them the rigors of life in the .Manchester Building and Loan central Chinese government armies "Negotiations between the company. The total acreage is ap street, who is to be her hridesmaht newspaper said. In the world. Seedless Gra'f>e.s .. .2 lbs. 15c | These followed conversations day. Mrs. Alsever was a former who belong to the club are Mrs. Jectlve of the night attaek.s, hut the ground during rold weather. Corporation and was a director In under Generalis.slmo Hilang Kai- Frencly_jmthOrltie8 and the Japa- proximately 70, mostly tobacco The Mallon home was artis are preparing exhibits to be en nc.se mission have reached a deli earlier in the week by Secretary station agent al Bolton Notch. Gibson, Mrs. Wa\ter Wright, Mrs. tered in the boys and girls dejJhrt- bombs also were dumped in I.ariia- Va.st h.'i.sement and I’ellar spaces the Whiton Memorial Library. Ho Shek. land. tically “ decorated In blue and shire. Essex, Surrey. BerUslure. cate stage, the Japane.se having Hull, the British ambaasador and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bentley Irene Wright, Mrs. Josephine ment. As In former years many Fanev, Sweet No. 1, Local Fancy- Table 1 of otTli cs. sho[is. .store.s anil fac- was a. member of Manchester Nishihara said the /nfillties •Attuehnieint white. Th<* ^:neMts. relative,s and are attending the Kiwanls conven Kent, the .Midlands and s-mthwesl torie.s would IVe utilized finder the sought included busia for land and , new demands which do the Australian minister. friends from this ^and neai by Shallor, Mrs. Ida C. Heck, Mrs. of the classes will enter group art IXKige, A. E. * A M and a According to attachment papers tion at Bretton Woods, New Frank White, Mrs. Phil Motz and exhIbiU. In the Industrial art ex POTikTOES England. new plan a.s winter coyer for thou- .st.iunrli member of the North air forces. The Vichy-Tokyo uiidei - ; seem compatible with instruc- Speculation arose that the talk.s towns, showereil the tiriile-eleet. PLUMS PEACHES A formation of dive bombei.s filed at the office o f the town ndght lead to some arrangement Hampshire. Mrs. Susan Brown of Westches hibit for boys, prizes are offered SWEATERS.. . . SWEATERS sand.s of persons who now go .to Methodist churi li in which body he staiuling wa.s reached three weeks i ‘>'om the French government I with many tine Rifts. arnonR them Mrs. Samuel Alvord entertained capped-th^ night atlaeks with a I and clerk, property of .Mary Behnfield for baaing of a part of the 1,'nlted ter. The party was in observ for articles of furniture, toys of subway stations and surface was active for many years. He ago, he went on, hut 'Freni h d e -' which deviate from previous at Hannaway and Harrison streets fi soven-way electric door lamp. her bridge club at a luncheon at violent a.s,sault on the northwest agreeiuonts, but the negotiations Statc.s Heel at Britain's Far East I RinRo and other Raines were en- ance of the birthdays of Mrs. any Kind, airplane models and 5c doz. 19c peck rcfuge.s wlien alarms .sound. wa.s for many ye,ar.s superintend laying tactics prevented settle Is affected. The attachment, in the her home, "Alvord Acres” at Bol • • . and Then Some 5 lbs. 25c and^east sectors of London just be arc continuing,’ said the an ern strcngliold at .Singapore. I joyeil and a buffet luncheon served Shallor and Mrs, Brown, both com woodrraft exhibits. 1 I.arge Fancy Baby Seans, t qt*. ISc Celery Hearts . .Ige. bcH. IQc Tlie I'ailv Fixpre.ss. pnblistied by ent of tlie .Sunday school and a ment of dctail.s." sum of $2,000. is made hy thi- ton Center on Thursday. The club fore dawn while British honihers Mar t'abinet .Member Lord Beav- nouncement. This lacked lonfirmation in any I hy the hoste.ss who was assisted hy ing near the same date. Tliey In One of the Finest Selections We’ve Ever Been Able 1 Bartlett Pear* .. . . S for lOe memlier of various church ommit- .Nishihara said he would leave Dougan Dye Work.s Incorporated, was formed ten years ago in Ijart- renewed their blastings of .N’azi- erlu'ook. urged -that "tile old, the official quarter. however, and her mother. Mr.s. Oliver Mallon. received birthday gifts, and a de To Offer! tecs and at his death w.-us a trustee, indaj for Haiphong. There were reports in Shanghai i Return day is the first Tue.sday in ford, before Mr. and Mrs. Alvord licious birthday supper was held ports along the Krem li coasl mliini, the children and al! lho.se MfthechuKh. [, ^\hPn convinced there i.s no that the Japane.se Navy had October, moved to Bolton. Guests at the 1 NO. CAN PINEAPPLE JUICE 1 NO. 2'/, CAN FRUIT COCKTAIL 1 and other objective.s m Geruiaiiv. u'-'iosi- lalior is not e.ssentuil to thi' served. ------Featuring ------1 R.'v William Wallace, pastor of I " '' amicable, .siicc 's fill hiougnt pres.sure to bear on MaJ. I ((iiitelalm luncheon were: Mrs. John C. Bid- Callers at St. Peter's Rectory (vilead (Dole’s! Reg. 2.icl) (Regularlv 23c'!) One German raider hrmiglit life of the city " tie .sent to tlje G.en. tsaakii Ni.shlhara, the Japa- well, Mrs. John G. Hawley, Mrs. 1 co',iplryside immediately. tlie .North Methodl.st rhun'h. culo-1 " egnUalion.i I will „ Japa- -qurtciatm deed property on on Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Sell A Smart New Basket Weave 1 PKG. CHEESE FLAVORED POP- 1 8-OZ. CAN STRAWBERRIES down hy an anti-airei’aCI lire over gizod the lifc'ong devotion of Mr. '^^ntory, then yon . negotiator, to force the Cumberland .street ha.s been John Phillips and Miss L. Warren southwest London crashed into the London's normal [lopiilation of trizod the life’on^ ron- ers Thursday were Mrs. Surette Hebron Grange P. of H. No. I l l CORN (Reg. 10c Size!) (Regularly 12c!) Lydall to the Christian life ami may say the criti.s hii.s I een l-rm -n to grant Japan two foot veyed by the HOLC to Leslie .M. of Hartford; Mrs. Edwin Lawton. Flero, Mr*. Charles McBee and 1 Bide of a hou.se .'Hi van Is from a S .0(111.non has lieen cut to aliont reached.” Nishihara declared hold < m Indo-China one at the Miss Catherine O'Hanlon and Miss held It* second September meeting Pure Wool T.Oun.nnu hy ei'aeuation and cOn- ' his chtirch as follows: __ and Marian B. Ames. TIP TOP MARKET Mrs. Buchanan, all of Philadel on Tuesday evening at the Gilead hospital at Merton Bark 'onth.'estern tip near Cape Cam Annie Alvord of Bolton Center. BOTH FOR 25c BOTH FOR 25c .scription since the w'nr began. i ‘The .Manchestor Methodist ^ j !,'• I ' Application phia. Mrs. McBee is the wife Community HaU with 29 members 1 Building Demullshed bodia site of a new French Naval Italian Imported and Dome.slic Ftwids! The group spent an afternoon of of the rector of Old St. Stephen's, .\hout 1.000 children are leaving v hiirch hfts suffered a severe loss in . ^ r .ir/H Application for a and 10 visitors Including, teachers Pull-Over at $3*00 Its wing tips damaged four ha.»e, and the other Is the north-'., •'ppheation for a marriage 11 OAK STREET PHON E 3929 sociability and also visited the Philadelphia, Last Christmas the the city daily under an official dUs- the death of Edwin A. Lydall. He Jaainitt I'llim ntnin ern Haiphong-Hanoi region. license has been filed at the office "Life House" In Manchester, of the local schools, board of edu 1 LB. CHOCOL.\TE C0’ ’J:RED COOK houses before it struck the (ifth. pers.'il system, and railnoads are church there used a Christmas 1 WITH EVERY LARGfe PACKAGE OF :oined the rhiinh in thn year 1891 ‘ I tim m iltll ' In A'ichy yesterdav, French of the Hartford city clerk by Ar “Where Quality Foods Cost I.ess" The Town Clerk, the Selectmen cation, and the school nurse. The All Sizes — In Green - Maroon IES (Regularly 19c!) exploding with such force that rrowcled with famille.s moving to pageant arranged by Mr. Sellers, nd for half a rentury had been a; _ Hong Kong, Sept. 20' Foreign Minister Paul Baudoin nold Field of 77 Brookfield street, of the ’Town and the Registrars of program consisted of a talk on 1 PKG. GOLDEN TIP CRACKERS the building was demolisheil. the coiintrv. and they plan to use it again this and Camel 1 RINSO AT 19c . . .W E WILL SELL Irvoted and faithfn! member, a.s | F'''"hce wa.s reported to hr rta"d- .said France now recognizes Japan this town, and Selma Neckrich, 'Voters, will be in session at the Highway Safety and First Aid by People In noarliy air raid shel .\.s yet, however, there has lieen coming Christmas. Mr. Smith from the motor vehicle (Regularly 13c!) wrll a.i a generoiua .supporter of j defmntly adamant today in tlie as thq first Asiatic power, al 173 Martin stseet, Hartford. Community Hall on Saturday from Choir rehearsal for Hebron Con YOU ANOTHER LGE. PKG. FOR 15c! ters were endangereil hv the nothing like a mas.s exolju.s. tile church. He aer^'e^, a.s CTiurch ■ ^"ce of a .Tapane.se nltirnatum call- Specials for the Weekend ten o'clock in the morning until department and he showed talking 1 spreading flames but escaped. though no accord ha.s yet been gregational church wa-s held as moving pictures of "Needless Hur All Wool Sleeveless Other .'chool superintendent for a num-; upon h rench Jndo-China to ac reached, that France had been left nine o'clock in the evening td. s. BOTH FOR 25c Some fatalities were caused quiesce within 72 hours usual Friday evening at the church ry Endless • Worry" and “The Pull Over - Button and l er of years and also president of to new. Call alone" now in the Far East, t.) for the purpose of administer w'ith Mrs. O. Seyms as organ- when .a bomb hit an e.scape hatch secret demands. Official foreign ■ u -i. Chance To I-ose. " Miss Vincent, SWEATERS $2 UP Zipper Extra Delicious (Rath*a) tile Epworth I/^ague Society. At given to understand she could ex- ing the elector’s oath to those who , ist. Very Lean, Par Boiled '' of a public shelter in a north I-on- the time of his death, he was a quarters here said they had been appear and qualify. *'^°?.** ^ Hebron school nurse gave a very don park. The East End also suf Wpihliiiifs . pert no real support from the ( rehearsal was held at the home* Interesting talk and demonstration These Sweaters and those at SWEATERS $2 UP trustee and was al.so serving on informed .lapitn gave the French I Uniteertly dressed. Ih. tw O C Mr. and Mrs, Elton Buell were vices as long a.s his health would eXaims o f Thialand COMi IN fOR A The Hebron Parent-TeacBer ney fire at the John Coleman recent visitors at the home of Mr. Stop In Tomorrow For ^est Selection! rect hits on two streets. In one a the linde of .loseph .1. McConville, war against China. .Native Roasting Uhlekens— Association fall meetlilg and out- 1 ho\,;,e on the Marlboro road. The PULLET EGGS PRUNES jeweler's shop and many apart- permit His passing is a shock to New Demands Not Known Fresh Pork Hutts, nuike > and Mrs. Robert Buell In Bedford at a ceremony perfornied yester Ins many friends, and the sym- Chungking, China. .Sept, 20 'A»i : v.-«ry nice roast! .1 lbs. average Highest Qual door picnic was a successful and fire had attacked the wooden parU ^ jyj y. naenta were dumolisbeil. People in day morning at eight o'clock at St. There was no authoritative in Takungpao, a leading Chinese • natiiy of the entire cliurch mem Ib...... ity Obtainable! jp ■ much enjoyed event, taking place surrounding the fireplace and was i ^ Daniel Way ha* return- a basement shelter of one wrecked Michael's church in that city. The dication of'w hat the new demand.s daily newspaper, said today it had j 22c KELLER’S MEN’ S WEAR 4 1-lb. boxes 25c bership Is extended to the surviv Pound ...... iS O C at Holbrook's Pond State P.'irk assuming dangerous propen Saturday afternoon and evc- gation from the local a-ssociatlon '•ning tor friends of Mr. Lydall. of the United States Army station Asa Ellis, Mrs. Pearl Young and The Japane.se embassy, in fa.sh- ITALIAN STYLE MEAT BALLS! to attend the opening of the new ed at Cologne. Upon completion of Jlra. Mark Hill of Manchester. Mias Egg Noodles Ige. pkg. 10c W .D. STAR MARKET stakes spaghetti making a pleasure ber-aiise of reduced work! consolidated school in Salem. 3 cans 25c | ionable P c'm a n .Square, has suf Announce Kni*;;ip:ement his college career he will take a Warner is to be married to Addi fered d ' .age. mostly broken win O le H. FnMit Meat Balls are deliriously flavored. Nothing to add. .All ready Mrs. Joseph Goodrich Is working three months ground training son Clark of Lebanon on Saturday Polish Style Ham Ib. 49c Mr. and Mrs Marino Mi.«trctta "le M Frost of Manchester 47 NORTH STRCT:T FREE DELIVERY! TELEPHONE 3885 for the pan. Why not surprise the fanilly with a Spaghetti Din on local statistics for the federal 2 ^ 2 dow- .11 recent raids' and the staff of 110 School street announce the course aboard the USS Rlinols at afternoon the fifth of October at 29 Road, Glastonbury, died this morn ner for the week-end? I'm sure they'll be pleased! ^ government under auspices of the SPECIAL! Fine ' Jd 'o move to a nearhv bulld- enffa^:oment of their daughter, “ WHERE YOU BUY THE BEST FOR LESS!” the Brooklyn Navy Yard, next tour o'clock at the Gilead Congre Lean Pork Roll Ib. 49c 1 --ig. ing at the Memorial Hospital aft .A real treat at only—pou n d ...... < 3 d C ■ Department of Labor and the summer and will sign up for a gational church. Miss Hose Christine Mlstretta, to er a brief illness Born in .Sehles- Works Public Administration, to LIMA BEANS 1 A delayed action bomb w hli h .Anthctny F l-rumhriino. son of Mr; year as an Ensign. 1 Hebron Grange will observe Fine Frankfurts Ib. 19c d r o p j^ near a London hospital wig, Dyimark. 91 years ago. he secure a survey of payrolls and $1.00 WILDROOT and Mrs J Alhemno of Hartford. had lived in Glastonbury for the Say! While We‘re On the Subject of Good Food, Haye employment of a government na was removed and iletonated to No date has he**r; get f‘>r the — WEEK»END SPECIALS — 50c Jergen’s Lotion day. past .53 years He was a dairyman You Ever Tried Our New Tenderloined ture Including WPA wrorkers, HAIR TONIC Mild Store Cheese Ib. 25c 3 cans 25c | Wfdd'ng. for many years. ■ Thick, low-hanging clouds and , ______school workers, etc. Hebron was Mr. Frost leaves four daughters” chosen as representative of a town 1 Kraft Cheese 2-lb. box 43c a heavy anti-aircraft barrage le.«s- i FLOURy Gold Medal or Piilsbury 24^-lb. bog 85c SPECIAL! Fine >ened the blows of Nuzl'n«airhTS'im- ,..,,..1 ^1. They are Mrs. C. Burdell Stevens SUPER CUBE STEAKS! of about 1000 population in an 1 til after midnight, when the moon 4 ^ 1 h O l l c l l ^ l l O \ 4 4 * r of -Middletown; .Miss Elizabeth A. .All the Julfmi are retainedJbecause of reverse method of cut agricultural community. A cross 3 9 * 1 Pineapple Cream Cheese, TOMATOES 1 broke througli to light the wav Frost of Hartford, Mrs. Tracy F TOMATO JUICE, Crosse & Blackwell 50-oz. con 21c ting. Oh! I almost forgot to toll you the most important Item. section of the entire country Is be for the dive bombers. Brock and .Mi.ss Haittie Frost who All of our Tenderloined Super Cuiie Steaks Arc Ciit With Our ing taken tor Investigation by the The First House 1 ^-Ib. pkg. 19c By compari.son with prevlou.s I’or Mifss Tiernev made their home with their father. NEW .SUPER CUBE STEAK .MACHINE! Come-In and let us Bureau of Labor Statistics. Jergen's Cream Free! Hair Brush Free I give you a demonstration. We ran cut steaks up to an Inch and 3 cans 25c 1 nights, the raid_was con.sldered ____ ’ : Frost died six years ago. Mr. H.-O, OATSr Quick or Regular ______2 for 23c The Republicans named the fol 1 Relish Cream Cheese i-lb. pkq. 19c <1 fairly light. i F'rnst also leaves three grand chll- a half thickness. Why not try a imund for tomorrow’s y| f t lowing ticket at their caucus held Kalnstorrii Si\e<>(» S traits Miss Tcre.sa McConville and ; Preat grandchildren. dinner and he convinced of Its extreme tenderness? Lh. Monday evening at Hebron town A rainstorm .swept the strait.s Miss .Mary Donnelly of Cooper ^''^rral will lake place. Mon CAKE FLOUR, Presto large package 23c hall; As.sessor, Alphonse Wright: 1 SPEC1.AL! Green Split i**^Au'\’iNEGAK "i t h Every P«mnd of board of tax review, Mark H. W. 1 | of Dover, pathwav for a threaten street entertained last night with ' "'*^’''r''"on at two n'cli>ck from 1 PKG. PICKLING SPICES Everybody s Coffee At ed German Inva.sion, during the a personal shower at Atis.s' I'o'n- i home. Kev, James Stuart Nelli Mills; agent of town deposit fund, 25e Cue Liquid “ 25c Palhiolive I 1 BAKE A CAKE TODAY PEAS . night and a southwest vale lash- nelly's- home, foe Miss MMary ary!^ i ^ ’''^ _ .Mary's'^"ry's Episcopal , ...... church.. Center Cut Van Camp’s Mto. Della Porter Hills; grand (ReguUrly lOc!) I 19c. .W'e Will Sell-YoU 1 Swansdown Creenway^ark ed the sea against Dover's chalk Tierney of Park street, whose rifficlate and burial will be in Pork Chops, lb. Evaporated Milk, jurors, William Owen. Kenneth 1 O A Cm 27e MEATS Ellis, Walter C. Hewitt; con Dentifrict* Shave Cream 1 Boxes 29c 1 1 cliffs, but the wind subsided this marriage to P. J. Peck of Hart- cemetery. 4 tall can s...... CAKE FI.OUR, large package . mom'ep- xhe sea wa.s' reported ford will be .solemnized on Ocfohcr i — ------Rib-—Spring 25c stables, Harold Gray, Leo Gara- calmer and vi.sjl^hiliiy was c lear, es 2 at St James s church. Aliout 2.") ' ^ Extra Fancy O C Calumet’s bolaU, Joseph Gjlfflng, Jr.,'C»iarle* Now practically completed and will be ready for public 1 New-and Delicious! Creme SPECXAL! New Crop (Begulariy 39e!) 1 1 pecially during .Kiirmv intervals. close friends and former < la.°s-, ( ,h<‘l II Df* S r lio r lll |s> Lamb Chops, lb... A # C Turkeys, ib...... Sugar, BAKINT; p o w d e r , large can Rathbun; registrar of voter*; Hsr- inspection this week-end. 1 lold Gray: member of board of ed- Despite the storm. R. A F. tilers mates of the bride-elect were pre- ' ' 10 ^ u n d s ...... ^ BAB-0 1 Sweet Potatoes 1 bombed "invasion port.s " for two sent and had a very happy time lA>af Cheese, Wiison’s Lean 45c Baker’s Premium fucation to servo three years, Mrs. 2 lor *2 6 ^ 2 3 3 * 1 KISS COOKIES to three hours, renewing the heavy together. Of I -egion Parade Sliced, lb. . . . Daisy Hams, ib. .. A # C CHOCOI/ATE, !'2 -p..und bar . . . Walter Wright, Robert E. Foote. blows they delivered ye.sterday at j White predominated In the deco- 25c Maxwell House A goodly number of the towm's 10 Other Houses In Various Lge.canlOc J 3 lbs. 10c | SUch points as Lc H’avrc. Calais , rations. Seated under a white Rice, Home Circie, Roasting Pork, 3-4 pdunds, young people are enrolled this 19c Ib. and Boulogne. I arch at the base of which the gifts Coffee, Ib...... 22c .lELL-0, 4% c COFFEE, m ^ year-In high school. As usual Watchers at Dover reported that : were placed, the guest of honor the Connecticut de^efitlon ^he 2 1-H). pkgs...... 15c 5 packages...... CIRCI.E W . Ib. . . I D C the greater number are students 1 Buy 8 and Get 1 P'ree! Buv 2 and Get 1 Free! 1 SPECIAL! Buy i Caa ata 1 at Windham High school, Willi- StaiEies of Construction 1 0 GiUette Blades 25c Cashmere Cold for a time the entire coastal area disclosed to admiring eyes a choice I Ivcglon taking nart In the annual .... 19c Country Roll WHEAT OR RICE a ■ from Cala1.s to Boulogne appeared I assortment of Imgcrie and nilscel- ! I>-glon Convention narade in Mazoia Oii, mantlc. 65 are enrolled there, 1 WYANDOTTE 1 Lean, Fresh Shouiders, 4 Butter, Ib...... TENDER PEAS ...... 'P.f:...... can 8c to be a huge sheet of flame. laneous personal articles. A de-' ton next Tuesday will'fall Into fh^e pint caii ; . 29c and Floyd Fogll and Norman Comt over this week-end and select a location or • Cream pi-FFs 1 RUNKO MALT have predicted | licloiis luncheon wa.s served by the parade from Marlborough and 23c to 6 pounds, Rathbun are transporting them. 1 CLEANSER Adolf Hitler might attempt an in- hostesses. FxefExeter strei'ts Tuesdny morning at Ivanhoe Saiad ib...... I / C I^and O’Lakes Mrs. Walter Wrlgjit has the.con house under construction. Selection of a house NOW Taslon bfore the autumnal equinox tract to transport to Bacon AcBd^ 2 pkgs. 11c 1 Lb. can 29c | 11 a m , according to a revised Dressing, qt. bottie Spring Leg of Lamb, (> to Butter, 2 lbs...... 65c emy, Colchester, as formerly. Slx\ will mean that it will be ready for occupancy before —next Sunday night—which schedule of the parade received at 25c OCTAGON 1 3 cans 25c usually sigtials fall storms that Hospital Notes the Ijsglon Home yesterday. 6'/{ pounds, are enrolled there, making a total would Increase the difficulties of Appiesauce, Burt Oiney’s, of more than 60 from the town winter weather sets in. Shaving Cream Free! 2 ^ The Connecticut delegation. In ib...... , STEAKS! 1« SALE LAUNDRY SOAP 26 (Begnlariy 17c!) JELL-d transporting troops across the cluding the local post band and 2 No. 2 I ^ attending high atfhools. chojinel.) Among those who are enrolled 3 parkagesil4e Admitted yesterday: Mrs. Flor members, will be in the seventh cans ...... I # C Boiied Hams, From Heavy Western Beef! 2 jars 25c The thick weather apparently ence Gothberg, 87 Birch street; division based at the above point ib. Porterhouse Steak, _ 6 BARS . . . . 24« as students at the University of Stuffed Olives forced German raiders to take a Connecticut this year are Miss (Regularly 11c!) Charles Saunders, Andover; at marker number 39 as designat Tomato Soup, lb...... Jr C 1 B A R ______1C Former SOe MIRACLE WHIP new coqrse in their "reprisal" Josephine Tlernejf, 59 Park street; ed before the start of the parade. B. C. Dry Saiami, -Marie Smith, daughter of Mr. tad 39c Tek Tooth bludgeoning of London. They Mrs. Ann Pola, East Windsor Hill; The post band will leave for the Campbeii’s, .3 cans A a C Siiced, ib...... Sirloin Steak, ^ g Mrs. BMward A. Smith, who enterii Prophylactic Maraschino Cherries 3 jars 25c 32c quart •PPtuached the city over the Herbert Seymour, Buckland. convention tomorrow afternoon at the Freshman class. Home Eco northwest section to strike at ib...... ^ D C nomics Department. She will Brushes Birth: Yesterday, a son to Mr. 1-o'clock by bim and will take part Tabie Sait, Home 1 Cube Steak, ' Round Steak, 7 BARS 25t .Tooth Brush Wheaties or Kix . Ige. pkg. 10c Tridely scattered parts of the me- and Mrs. David O'Neil, 67 Knoll- In the 40 and g parade. A large major in clothing work. Her TREET tn ^ lis. Circie. 2 1-ib. boxes 1 ib...... brother EMwJn, a junior at the 4335 wood Road, East Hartford. number of members will go to the « . ib...... Large .Assortigent Of Post Toasties jumbo box 10c I.jirge can 21c The government officially de- Discharged yesterday: Mrs. convention next week by car, stay Fresh Ground ■ TTnlVersuy. le jQst completing his acribed the raids as "on a smaller Lard, summer work in the dairy depart $435 DOWN $30.85 PER MONTH Mary .Catalano, 107 Pine street; ing over two days. Hamburg, ib...... I 7 C PURE OLIVE OIL Grape-Nut Flakes, jumbo box 15c wcale and ten ^ ective thmi of John Tedford, 642 Birch Mountain pound ...... Chuck RoAst, In Gallon* - Quart* - Pint* and Half Pint* — At l.ow Prices! ment under Prgfejisop, G arries. 2 (or q l l ^ e CRAB H EAT ^_lata." Bradford Smith, another brother Tooth Powder Frcel ■■arise Road. With each meat purchase. Cut Up Fowi, C C lb...... Largt t o 19e i fin varioua sertlons houses and Admitted today: John Santleri, "Of Miss Smith’s, Is In his senior Pineapple No. 2 i con 19c j^^toduatrial buildlngu were bit and Rockville; Mrs. Augusta Spallac- A b o u tT o w n Grote & Weigel ■ ear at Yale Scientific. He has SALAD OIL gallon 75e been working through the summer '' M_Oie -East End a factory was set cl, Stafford Springs. WE CARRY FRESH FISH Frankfurts, Several H'eU-Khown Brands To Chooae From! GREENWAY PARK SUCCOTASH ' r.4 Tltere a number of casual- Fancy Fowl, ip- the Personnel Department in Bartlett Pears No. 2 i can 19c Discharged today: Richard EVERY THURSDAY lb______3 eia* tSe war* rqmrted, one fatal, Wright, ^Iton Road, Manchester; Jqmes CowUshaw of Hartford lb...... v.'hich he will continue through QfBce Ofi the Property On Woodbrldge Street TeL 47S7 No. 3u1d There are many membere here. Lilly Lacata, 466 Prospect street,' This Could Be Your Story Luacb—B^termUk: dates. you give me the name of a stand InteresUag souvenirs at the For Good Health Wlllimantic, at 9:30 a. m,, follow- i Diimer —Bauaage; combination ard book on diet which supplies The Progreaslve Bridge Club World's Fair were received this COPVSIOHT. tS40. aioemnnaBsB Washington, ' Sept 20.—(*■)— a ing man who had been kilUag Asks for Volunteers ed by a high masa of reqiaem in ' MARGUERITE GAHAGAN NCA StSVICt* INC. By MeGoy HsalUi Ssrvlea yegetablo salad; bakod beets; gel- the names of fooda rich in cop week from Mies Frances Dolesal, Adflrefls Stirs Interest of More than 5,000 Tetters of inquiry. chicken*. — was entertained by llre.^ Neleon St. Joseph’s church at 10 o'clock. The Manchester atln. ’ . per? Does milk contain copper, I A man who wrote from Usher at her home in South WU- who has a summer home on Wtl- Town Clerk Huber P. Ooll^ complaint and patriotism cascaded ‘ • A TV__ J - J tn ber on the treei removed! w u Uk- All eharaeterc, ergsalzatieneV Politicians; Will In* Menus baglnnlng Sunday, Bap- Friday: and If BO, how much? How much that he had bad nerves, a wldos 1 lington HUl. and Selectmen Clair,^L. Robinsoii, O f courts, he's Interteted only in : j T o r k e r s A r e IV e e d e d t o the cost llngton Tuesday afternoon. Re John Coodrich, son of Mr. and And Ineidenta e ( thle eerlsl sre en Breakfast—Fruit Juice before In water? How does the body use over the desks of Selective Service j mother, a broken noaa that he Henry B. Hutchins and Joseph N. himself and hia aet Naver had spect Navy Yard. tember 22, 1940. copper? In what parta of the H j, P m i I v to Sew on' at removing the trees was home freshments were eerved. Mrs. Nell Goodrich of West WU- tirely rtctKloae. breekfast; crisp waffle; ham; ofliciaia today, but none matched' to "keep on wiping all the tlme.' ,l»e nca^ ^ ^ public spirited citizen. Clarke will meet In Yeomans Hall a raal Idea la his Ufa, I auppose Sunday: body Is copper found?” a sprained ankle, and a gam* Tolland Grange haeeUng was lington was awarded the grand —" Htr voles trallad off and Sue coddled eggs. that ol ttie mother who wrote held Tuesday night with Worthy Saturday from 0 a. m. to 6 p. m. . Veeterdny: Vern’e laughing oem- Philadelphia, Sept. 20. - (A'j— Breakfast — Eggs poached In Answer: McCollum’s book, "The knee, besides being timid, unabla' O ct 1 W h e n M a t e r ia ls To Rerel\'e NamM - champion prize at the Eastern Public Market Mary leaned over and took her President Roosevelt came to Lunch—Macaroni; turnips; Ict- President Wilson In 1917: j for the purpose of making voters. milk, served on alteea of Melba Master Harry Labonte of South States Eheposition for a pig he moat that ehe le Intereetod enly tuea and endtvo aalad. Newer Kno^4•ledge of Nutrition.” to do heavy work, and the only one ^wrisi n D J .1 Democratic Town Chairman Leo by tfie shoulders. AroericA’s third city today to make Toast; stewed prunes. "For God sake and mine exempt | .Wlu Be Keceiveci* ! Flaherty will be at the Police Willington in charge. An enter raised and exhibited. It was auc Thera are 87 names on the list of in ene mna pozsles Hue Mnry. Dinner—Bekeil fish; string provides a list of the foods con In hie family who knew tha com* . "This la serious, Vera. Listen a speech which had tbs politicians Lunch—Spaghetti: stewed eel- m y bny. He is Ignorant, can’t tainment was given by the Three tioned off and bought by the First to be made persons, which is one NIek tnMsto ba le In leva with Sue beans; stewed tomatoes (canned); taining copper, among wTiicb are blnation to the safe at home. ------1 court room In the Memorial bulld- to what I'm aaying. This gasoline wondering, and to survey a Navy ery; lettuce salad. read nor write. He can’t stand the I Graces. National Stores. of the largest numbers In recent Mnry, nredtetsi their tutore |n n salad of vegetables molded in gel the following; sorrel leaves, spin RoeVviUe, Sept. 2 0 —(Sperial) — . jng this evening from 7 to 8 p. m order has tha wbota place in an Tard which has orders for half a Dmher — Roast pork: string training. He would not know a Wanted HuSbond la Amey Vincent Cnppola la ill of pneu years. ehnaginf w erl^ Sne Mnry le knp- atin. ach, lettuce, carrots, turnips, red- A woman who wanted ber hua* Th# Rockville Chapter of the Am- to receive the names, or slates of Miss Elsie Douglas of Worces- uproar. It'a Important. Something^ billion dollart worth of super war beans; cairota; lettuce end olive German from nobody else. Please monia at the Johnson Memorial The weekly meeting of the Brit pj', remembering hie warda. Snd- ishes," beets, leeks, watercress, band put in the army becauaa ha names of those desiring to be dele {e'r, Mass., was a recent guest of to do with a government order: ships. salad; *Fig Icebox Sponge. Saturday: never call him.” , «rtc«a Bed Cross is asking for vot hospital, Stafford Springs. ish Relief Group of Columbia was QUALITY- MEATS ______denly ehe sensee eomethlng Is salsify, celery, onions, potatoes, wouldn’t work to support her aad~ ^ gates to the several conventions to Postmaster and Mrs. Edward There are government men here Mr. Roosevelt set aside the Nor were any as outraged as unteers from organlzaUons And Miss Rosa O. Hall, Mra. George held the old Inn at the home of Monday: B ro^ fa st— (Cottage cheese and pumpkin, tomatoes, apples, or be held shortly. Bradley at West Willington. 111 *' t r 'f T B U wrong. Kitty tells her n vnInnMe now. If you knew this office you'd morning to tour the Navy Yard, a the draft prospect who wrote: ber baby. (She wrote back later, V. Smith, Mrs. Fred Tyler and Mra. Junie Squter Thursday. Work paper has been lost. Breakfast — Rc-toaated break ptnaapple. anges. olives and wheat germ. Ac-' individually to sew garments for Roy Downs is enjoying a week's realize—" new 16-story Naval hospital and Lunch— Bakod aquaah; cabbage don’t intend to fight a mar-, evidently after draft authorltlaa Mrs. Ida M. Brown, members of was done on remodelling gar fast food with cream; stewed ap cording to a report given t>y Me-; had inveetigatted, that "my bus*' tha quoU which has been a-ssigned vacation from his work with the Vem Explains The I,Ofts Vera’s ayes focused on , .Sue the ktm y and Navy warehouses. ricots. and parsley salad; cooked carrots. Collum the amount of copper per ried man’s battle and let them i tp them for clothing to be shipped Anne Wood Elderkln Chapter, State Highway Department. ments for shipment to England. Special For Saturday stay at home with the women” | band Is living with me now . . . Mitry’s face. She ssemed to come His address, climaxing the ob Lunch—Celery soup; combina Dinner—Vegetable soup; boiled D. A. R., attended the meeting It was announced by Miss Anne S. CHAPTER XI kilogram found In cow’s milk, is and I get all he makes.’’ ) abroad. Mrs. Benjamin Phelps and back to reality' servance of Pennsylvania Unl- tion salad; whole wheat wafers. beef; escalloped celery; turnip Of course that was a war draft, i Aiulover Tuesday afternoon at the home of Dix, (hairman that a gift of 35 Sue Mary nodded, - suddenly 6 .and the amount of copper in A man who suggested that the Among thr garments listed arc daughter of Staffordville were "Important—really ? I’m terri vsralty’s 200th anniversary, was Dinner—Left-over pork, sliced; Bslad (void cooked turnips stuffed water would vary according to lo while this is a peacetime measure. | Mrs. Maxwell Hfitchlnson Mrs. Edith Fochrjcnbach in Wind- guests of the former’s son, Floyd towaid the hospital ambulance Prime Rib Roast Beef, boned tense St the Importatlee of the Army raid pleasure resorts sad layeitcSt boys’ shirts, operating ham Center. Theffe' were-talks on and rolled -^FOR A NICE MEAT LOAF bly sorry If I ’ve done something set for 4 p. m. (edt). It stirred the gree^ peas (canned); beets; let with minced vegetables); gelatin. cality. In the body, copper is sn 4 iirious Letters In Mall | I ffowhs and hospital pajamas. The 157-4, WlllimanHc Phelps and Mrs. Phelps this week. unit had been made by Mrs. Rich if you wish, news Kitty bad. wrong. Perhaps Miss Grant interest of politicians because of roun^ up the thousands of young the Constitution. Mrs. LaHaster "O f couras I know all that. tuce and carrot salad; apple *F ig Icebox Sponge; Dissolve a Indispensable element, laek of It Theie have been some curious men "going around with girUr National Headquaiters of the ard VVilIiama, and Frederick TUp- msant ms to |lype It befort I left the refusal of the White House to of Lincoln. Neb., attended and read lb, ...... Veal, Beef, Pork Ground for a loaf, M ^ Aftsr all, ws’ve seen how the sauce^ tablespoonful of gelatin in a half Interfering with the normal as letteis In the ever-increasing draft while other boya were "fighting American Red Cross will furnish per had donated a large amoiint 35c yesterday and Isavc it on Mr. follow recent practice by classify Clarence .Savage ha.a returned letters received by menjbers of her 25c lb. 2 pounds ...... Tuesday:- cup of cold water. Add a cupful similation of Iron. The Iron in roail< romlng to Washington to 'over there’ forJIod and democ of cloth to be made into garments papers In the vault have been Clark’s desk. You know how It ing It In advance either aa ’’politi the material for the quot.s. the from a trip to Benoit, WLaconsin, family relative to Abraham Lin Boneless Rolled Pot Roast Beef, Breakfaat—Ctoddled eggs; re of hot fig Juice. When cool and turn Is needed for the forming of day. but most are applications for racy." by the local group. It was also an Chuck Reel Ground, guarded, and we’ve seen these was, though. I wantsd to get cal" or "nonpolltlcal." local chapter agreeing to provide coln’s campaign for the presidency i Columbia lb, men coming and going—the ones toasted shredded wheat biscuit beginning to set, whip to a light red blood cells. Copper Is report Jobs, offers of free 8er\dce. in A man who made a record for the necessary lalwr to complete where he as.sisted L. H. White, of nounced that an additional 35 had lb...... X V C away. But I guess It’s safe. I’m The setting for the occasion was froth with rotary egg beater. on his anti-slavery platform. | that look like movie G-men." with butter; stewed pears. ed to be found In the following quiries about draft rules and o f brevity with two sentences saying, the garmenta The chapter Is .Spring*field a.« mechanic, at a The following new books have i Wtmeon Rice been raised toward the cigarette Lower Round Ground, sure It’s here with these other pa (Convention Hall, where the 1936 Lunch — Carrots and. peaa; Whip a cupful of cream and fold parts of the body: the liver, pan fers to enlist One enlistment offer fund, which was asked for by na Boneless Rolled Oven Roast Beef, "Then listen to t^is. A file has Democratic convention nominated "Preparedness la e valuable aseet making arrangements to have all | rnotoreycle hill climb. Mr . White been added to the Willingtbn Pub pers.” pumkin (canned): biscuits with into the gelatin mixture with a creas, hair, gray matter of the came from a Chinese-Amcrican to a nation. Go ahead with tha 1*75-12. Wlllimaiitic Divialon tional headquarters recently. lb, lb...... een stolen, or lost, or mislaid. the cloth cut at one time by ma-j pinned second at the meet. While lic Library: Fiction, Colver, "When Mr. Roosevelt for his second term butter; salad of green leafy vege cupful of chopped stewed figs and brain. epleen. bones, muscles, boy who beats the bass dnim In a draft, and oblige." Lamb Patties, wrapped in baron, A P Personally. T think Miss- Grant and where the 1940 Republican chine and this will enable them t o ' (here Mr, .Savageage visited his aunt, There Is Love"; De La Roche, • , . „ . And it was. While Sue Mary tables. - two tablespoons of crusbid toast blood and skin. On a comparative carnival now playing New Hamp Eventually, officlala believe, tha amount of cloth Mr.s. Kohort Jonc.a, who was form- lb...... put It in such a safe place that chewed her pale Itpe in frantic convention picked Wendell L. Win ed almonds. Pile In glass bowl and conserve on the "Whiteoaks Heritage Goudge, First T. B. Stamp FANCY FRESH PORK CUTS! Dinner— Broiled steak; string baais. copper Is present In the hu shire towns. current file will be Juat as inter used and will guard again.at .spoil- crly Mi.s.s Lois .Savage. The young ’’Bird in the Tree"; Stevenson, Wlllimantic State Teachers' we can’t find It. Today’s her day horror, Vera calmly took the pa. kle to oppose the, third term cam beans; stewed tomatoes (canned); top with whipped cream. Place man body In onlv smalt amounts, The 1917 letters make better Mock Chicken l.egs, delicious fried in deep off. and thky've been hunting all esting. 1 men .stopped over in Milwaukee "English Air"; Bassett, ’iOcean College and the training school First American tuberculosis pers and headed for Mr. O ark’s paign. lettuce and tomato salad: cus on Ice or In electric refrigerator (rastrlee) i reading. Taken from the files of First Prize Small Fresh Shoulders. fat. 5c each. A C over town for her. It ig expected that the matcriiil j and enjoyed a trip through the Heritage"; Eppes. "Magic Spring"; connected with the college, died stamps were issued at Wilming office. Reserve Time On Air tard. until ready to aerve. Will keep on Question; U. S. asks; "W hat I MaJ.-Gen. E. H. Crowder, provost Cards Depictnd People* Three radio networks l NBC xx-lll be received here about Oclo- Harley-Davidson plant, Meath, "Gallant Fraud"; Miller, ‘’“''ly Wednesday evening at his ton, Delaware, In December, 1907. Eastern Cut, lb...... 6 f o r ...... J L ^ C "Meanw-hlle. though, you’d think "You mean you’re going right Wednesday: Ice two. or three days. kind of pastries can a diabetic I marshal general In charge of the The firiginal suits of German 21c Blue, CBB and Mutual) reserved ber 1. Colonel and Mis Francis T. I The Andover Grammar .si hool “ Dark Lightning” ; Llewellyn, 1 home on the Hartford road in this They were used to save a s.mall r resn rorK to Koast, Kib Lut, 0% p we're all Fifth Columnlstf. More In there and face him?" Sue Mary Breakfast—Crl.sp bacon. Melba Note: The article oh "SCHOOL have? I mean such things as World war draft, sample letters time for the address, as they do j and Kjench playing cards were "How Green Was My Valley"; 1 Mr. Salveggio had served hospital caring for tuberculosis strange men have been dashing asked numbly. Toast: baked apples. LUNCHES" should be of interest French pastries, doughnuts, pies, came from— j axwell have donated a portion held their fair Thiir.siiny at the lb...... 2 5 c FRRSH DRESSED POULTRY for most presidential speeches. I wipe, swords, money, and batons, non-fiction, Sandburgh, "Abraham i ^.s janitor In Wlllimantic for 18 patients. Miss Emily Bissell. in and out of old Ross Clark's of "Of course. And nothing’s going Lunch—Baked potato; lettuce, to many mothers. To obtsin j-our and cakes” I A woman asking "u.seful snd of The Bam on North Park street' school. The three rooms pre.sented Officials of the chains In Washing rrhese represented clerics, soldiers, to be used as a distribution center .some rerruirkahle curios for ex- Lincoln ’’ > years and leaves his wife, Mrs. founder of the hospital, adopted Fresh Cut-up Fowl for a nice 7 0 fice. and he’s had everything to happen, my dear. They’ll slm carrot and celery salad. copy write to 'The'^HcCToy Health Answer: The patient with dia j honest work " for a "good for noth- merchants, and workers, respec- Mrs. Marvin Edgerton and Miss | Selina Salveggio; one daughter, p PRIME MILK-FED VEAL gone over with s fine-tooth ply think I’m a stupid fool and ton said that neither the Demo Dinner— Lamb chops; spinach; Service, In care of this newspaper. betes should avoid pastries. for the materials and later as alhibit. among them.' a colorful In- the Idea after reading an article cratic National Committee nor I ing, lazy skunk" of a cider-drink- j lively. Helen Hutchinson of Bristol spent Josephine; a son, Joseph; a broth- cRteken soup, 2 for $1..50. Each / 7 C comb” ' ' — they’ll be so glad to fe t the darn collection depot for the finished' dian blanket from Mexico, a gor- by Jacob A. Rlls. any other . organization or In articles. Igeoii.a peacock fail, formerly hc- the past weekend at their summer | er. Frank Salveggio of Williman- Boneless Rolled Veal for Oven or Chickens for Frying nr Roasting, Q Q ...a"But what do you suppose the thing back that they won’t bother home here. | tic; three sisters, Mrs. Margaret file was? I mean, why wss It so with me." dividual had agreed to pay for the For the pre.sent the work will bejloneing to a famous Parisian ac- Dry sand Is heavier, measure for j Pot Roast, lb...... 2 V C medium^ze, each ...... 7 0 C time. I done either at the meetings of | tress, rare coins, pieces of antique A Past Matron and Pa.st Patron i Caroiua of New London, Mrs. Lilly measure, than wet sand, up to a important?" Which apparently was exactly Roasting Chickens, about 4 7 7 "Good heavens, how should I what happened. Sue Mary decid Justice Samuel I. Rosennun of I organizationo or at the workers'' Jewelry, art work and iinii.siial meeting of Climax Chapter, Order | Lidata and Mrs. Stella Samma- certain persentage of moisture. the New York state Supreme 1 homes Volunteers mav get in ' .shells Pets were the hit, exhibit of Genuine Spring Lamb Fores, boned and pounds each, lb...... A # C know? Hslf the time I can’t ed, watching Vera come back In Roasting Chickens, 5 to 6 0 7 make heed nor tall out of the a few momenta and continued court, who Is believed to have been ■ touch with any of the following, | the day. including cats, dogs, rolled if you wish, 5 to 6 lbs. each, m consulted by the president on Mrs Francis t . Maxwell. Mrs. geese, roosters, pigeons, rabbits, stuff I ’m typing. But I suppose calmly with her work. lb...... 1 9 c pounds each, lb ...... D D C when it’s all put together it does " I f I made such a mistake T’d some of his important recent Lebbeus F Bissell. Mrs. F. H.|and ducks Cup cakes, punch, hot mean something. They called me never get off thst easily," she speeches, accompanied the chief Burke or Mrs. Franklin C. Hnr-.doga and candy were sold by the in and asked m* if I ’d typed some told herself. executive to Jasper, Ala., earlier low. Mrs. Harlow will al.so c o n - 1 children and the profit was well A Limited Amount of Small Legs of Baby SMOKED AND CORNED MEAT this week for the funeral of worth the young salesmcn'.s efforts. pages about a new gasoline order. Funny how rightly Vera had tihue to have charge of the knit Spring Lamb, 5 to 6 pounds each. Please SPECIALS Doe.i that mean anything to analyzed the situation, too. Sue Speaker William B. Bankhead. ting. A shipment of fi4 sweaters Walter Cornwell of Burnap- That led to apeculatioo that Mr. Brook Farm ha.s .secured a po.sition Order Early! you '■ Mary made a mouth. Her mind smd a few' miscellaneous articles Rib Corned Beef, 2 Sue Mary shook her head. "No never worked so rationally when Roosevelt, as be haa done for SEUmS HABIT at the "Aircraft" and will begin have already been forwarded. The lb...... l U C — but I think Miss Grant asked tbinga happened. many years, had called on Rosen- knitted article* still needed include his work on Tuc.sday. DELICIOUS COMBINATION . . LIVER man for assistance In phrasing an Homer .Smith will le,i\T tomor Fancy Boneless Brisket Corned A A "Vers to type some such thing Vara astoundsd ber more and men's, women's and children'.si other major address. row for ( ’hit ago to return with POPULAR AND BACON yesterday. 1 know Vera wae al more. Her' training with the YP ■weaters, socks, mufflers, mittens, Beef. 11)...... A . V C Inapertlon One of Series •Mrs. Smitli who has been visiting most ready to go home when Mias had gfiven Vera an exterior that stockings, afghans, "beanies " and First Prize Boneless Smoked Picnics, Ten "The Inspectloo of defense faclU- there for .several weeks Word has Tender Calves’ Liver, Western, 9% ■■ Grant came out and told her to nothing could, crack. Sue Mary crocheted shawla. derized, 5 to 6 pounds each, do something. I heard her men wondered If anything ever could tiea In Philadelphia was one of a t>oen received that .Mr.s. .Smith's FOOD MARKET lb...... 3 5 c series of first-hand inapections BieyeTlsl Fined I mother died last week , after a lb...... 2 / c tion gasoline—’’ penetrate that assurance. William Riley, 37. of Ellington 855 MAIN STREET "Vera— ” Kitty’s well-defined (To Be Contlnnod) which have taken tha president long illness. ' - RUBINOW BUILDING Fancy Sugar Cured Bacon, O A Short Shank of Sugar Cured Ham, 1 A from Virginia to Maine In recent was before. Judge Thomas L, Lar ■nioma-s Birmingham, son of Mr. red lips tightened. ".She’s sup kin in the City Court on Thiinsday ‘WHERE THRIFTY SHOPPERS SHOI»” machine sliced, lb...... A 7 C 5 to 6 pounds each, 1b...... I ^ C posed to be so efficient, but I no week-4. ami ,\Irs. .Stephen Birmingham, has The Navy Yard here is finisbtag charged with intoxication. He was returned to his studies at Phillip- tice 4he always has time to drop filled J5 and costs of $11 IS which her work when young Ross Clark work on the 35.000 ton battle.?hlp Exetcr Ain'Ieniv in .N’ow Hamp Chemicals Kill Washington, It laid the keel Mon were paid. shire for his second year. comes In. He was hare last night, . Riley, a farmhand of Ellington just after you left, and she in day for the 4.5,000 ton New .ler- Maxwell Hiitchin.son, Jr . h.as FRUITS AND FRESH VEGETABLES sey, and has been assigned four rode to Rockville^ on Wednesday been forced to retire from the foot veigled him into conversation two Deadly Germs srftemoon on his bicyde and wliilc minutes after he came through more of the 45,000 ton fighting ball team at Windham Hich school, Saturday Values California Sunkist Juice Oranges, m |w craft which will help form the he was going home almost ran into Native Turnips, f A the door.' Kitty’s eyes narrowed made neees.sary heraiLse of a had backbone of the world’s most po"W- the pnjice cruiser operated liy Pa 2.‘lc dozen. 2 dozen...... 4 5 C . and a smile came to her lips. Hale’s Quality lilt on the hand from a fall at peck ...... I V C WoUitiK Agents and New erfiil Navy trolman Arthur Francis "It would be funny if she had Something New! practice the first of the week. i FRF.8H OR SMOKED • M ILK-FED Native Green Lima Beans, 9% p Hand Picked McIntosh .Apples, ^ HEALTH MARKET Bingo Tonight The slate auditors are at the \ that file. If she was so Interested Fonns o f Soap Have Loaves 4 quarth...... J L 5 C 4 lbs...... i ^ D C In Rosa last evening that she for Bread______lie N. B. C. Alden Skinner Auxiliary will home of Town clerk Ellsworth I CHUCK ROAST Precautions Taken BrighL Le*n hold a grocery bingo this evening Covell tnsi>orting the town records . Native Parsnips, w |» got to type that order and it's Similar Powers. SHOULDERS V E A L LEGS Native Celery — Large White Cauliflower the one they’re all hunting for To Protect Roosevelt at 8:15 p m. In the G A It. h.all. as well as the books of the board 2 pounds...... 1 D C Wedding Suturrla> of education. .Solid Iceberg l.ettuce now. Wouldn’t that be just too Philadelphia. Sept, 20.— iJPi— A Philadelphia. Sept, 20 —(Ti—The Hale's Large Coffee Rings ’Crushed Fresh Shoulders Lb. 19c The marriage of Miss Kleanor Mrs, Emma Tbomjison has been Fancy Bartlett Pears, w p Carrots or Beets, 1 A lovely? •’ diseoverj* that the chemicala which ettytook elaborate precautions to 1 9 c lb. "Lovely - ’ No. it certainly make "wetter" water are good for day to safeguard Presiednt Roose Your Favorite: Lisk, daughter of Mr. anil Mrs. visiting her daughter, .Mrs. How 6 f o r ...... 1 D C .’1 bunches f(^ ...... ; I U C or Crumb Coffee Cokes Benjamin Lisk of Orchard .street ard Green of Manchester, for a 1 2 0 ® wouldn’t be lovely." Sue Mary killing numeroua ktnda of deadly velt In his Inspection tour of de Wheat Nips to Robert Coleman of Clinton, few days. , ' said emphatically. She stared at germs was reported to the becen- fense work "“as Postmaster Joseph Kitty, mindful of the girl's dislike Meaty Fowl E.ch 59c Mass., eon of Mr. and Mra. .lohn The well-child conference will be tennial conference of the Universi F. Gallagher warned that a pack held at the Town Hall, Tuesday, for Vera., ty of Pennsyvanla today. age containing a bomb might have 15c Ooleman of Minterburn Court will "Don't be petty .\nyway. you 29c lb. take place on Satiinlay moiniiig at .September 4, from 1:30 to 4:00 p. ’p';',."- FOWL FRESH MADE BAKERY GOODS These chemicals are known as been mailed to one of the plants ropolar When Boned and Rolled Lamb Fores j or i couM have made the same ten o’clock at the rectory of St. m. The Mother.s’ Club .jjpon.sors this wetting agents. They make water Included in the president's itiner A Beverage Cracker! mistake Just as easily. If we ao "wet" that It penetrates to the Large Jelly Doughnuts or Bernard’s church. state clinic in Andover and has a ary. Lb. transportation committee for any RIB—SHOULDER LOIN Our Own Baked Beans, Apple or Peach Pies, well fliled, didn't know a paper was impor skins of birds and even of water Nearly 2,000 policemen and de Lamb Fores 16c Following the ceremony there tant, and we got it to type ju.st Seidner’s Will be a reception for the inime- | mother desiring their services. quart ...... 15c each ...... i...... fowl. Some new forma o f soap were tectives were assigned to the route ______Dozen Top Grade i a u ’ famiileVat^he Bhi7'l,antern‘ Any desiring such service may PORK CHOPS 1 23c before going home, we might do found In the same discovery to mapped for the president. Crullers 15c LAM B CHOPS Boston Brown Bread, the same thing and be in th|s have exactly similar germ killing Tea Room. The couple will reside c.-ill the pro.sidont, Mrs. D R. Tut VEAL CHOPS Fruit Bread— Delicious! 14egregate All Norfolk 5Iall WInchell Smith's 100% loaf ...... aame Jam. Furthermore, we don’t powers. Tipped that a package contain- Salad Lb. In Clinton, Mass. tie, or Mrs. Lincoln Bathrick, 10c Chuck Roost Beef 29c .secretary. This eonference is free know if Vera has it at^ all" The report was made by Dr. a time bomb had been mailed .Announce Marriage Fancy Layer C;^kes, a choice of 15c Medium Size Rene J. Dubos of the ho.spttal of from Norfolk, Va.. postal inapec- Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Mathcw.son for all prc-schno! children, hut Miss ^ j j c i b . Whole Wheat Bread Dressing Danehy, school nurse will cal! at icings, each ...... , FRESH SHIP.MENT OF But her own words didnit car the Rockefeller Institute. New tors segregated all mall from that of East Main street announce the 2 0 ® " ' - 1 27c tention to any definite case need : 2 3 ? Danish Coffee Rings, ry conviction. She knew Vera had York city. He said Doctors Anson city. Inspectors from Washington marriage of their daughter. Doris SMALF. STEWING OY.STERS Plump Fowl Lb. 21c ing ndvi.se In the school children each ...... the p ^ e r. Sue Mary was sure of and Hotchkiss collaborated. adopted similar measures in Vir Loaf 1 2 c May to Herbert W. I’schicholtz, here. 25c that and the realization left her The effects of these wetting and Pint 17c Bon of Mr. and Mrs. William Our Own Make Bread, 10c loaf. Oyster Crackers, ginia, Delaware and Maryland, said Armour’s Fancy The Democratic Town Commit BOILED HAM lb. 33c Pressed Ham ^ \ worried. Vera was new in the of soap chemicala depend partly on J. M. Johnston, Inspector in chsirge Pschicholtz of Davis avenue. The tee will meet on Friday evening at 1-pound package...... fice and It wouldn’t look well for whether they arc negatively or Ready for Your Sunday Treat! AR.MOUR'S STAR ...... 25c 17c ,st Philadelphia wedding took place in .luno at Mil- 8 p m. at the home, of the chair her to ba the cause of all this con po.iitively charged with electricity l h . lerton ,N. "V. "It may be the work of a crank." Smoked Shoulders 17c man, Attorney Thomas J. Birm fusion^ Effective Killing Germs Gallagher said, "but we re taking Quart 27c Rib Roast, Legs of Lamb, Veal, Announc .nent is made of the LIVERWURST Sue Mary shrugged her shoul ingham, FRANKFURTS lb. 25c Four of the negative type were no chances." He sent out the fol Armour’s marrla- of Mias Violet l,avcy, ders, though, as Kitty smiled Next Tuesday a meeting will he REAL SHARP | GROCERY DEPARTMENT'S WEEK-END SPECIALS! equally effective at killing the lowing notice to all stations In the Bacon Pork Roast, Local Fresh Chickens da" ,er of Mr. and Mra. William held at the conference hoii.se. at 2 wiselV before going ba^k to the germs of pneumonis, streptococci, .^y of Eairview, Mass, to ROLL BUTTER lb. 30c office! Vera was the epitome of Philadelphia area last night; Lb. p. m, to further the wori^ of the CHEESE lb. 31c staphylococci (which cause infec "It is possible that the bom\) Pure Lord Ralph Martin, .son of Mrs. A. Leroy local Red Cro.ss unit of which Mrs. Visit Our Grocery Department For Convincing efficiency, and certainly. If she tions) and diphtheria. They Also Ginger Ale Martin of Davis avenue. Ttie wed had unknowingly held on to an may be addressed to government Large Package Gold Medal ■lessica Hyatt. Is rh.airman. Wool Frankfiirta MUENSTER killed germs of. an entirely differ buildings such as the custom ding took place September It at | Important paper, it wasn’t a crim and Hormel Spam Can 25c will be distributed at this meeting. Values In Fine Groceries! ent kind which are uaually re- house, arsenal, Navy Yard, Naval the Hope Congregational church in Veal Loaf inal act. On Tuc.sday at 1 30 p. m. at the CHEESE lb. 17c alatant to the chemicala that de hospital, etc., and particular atten \ Springfield, Mass. Mr and Mrs. Town Hall ttie local Farm RiireaU Back in the office. Sue Mary Bisqui^ stroy pneumonia, etc. tion should be paid to mail ad-' Martin will reside in .Springfield. unit will hold a meeting based upon Mjnred Ham found, an excuse to take some PURE VEGETABLE 1 . The Important use of thia dis dressed to these points or indus l.og Cabin Flavors Installation of Officers Ghri.stmas plans and siigcestlons. NEW LOW PRICE! FLOUR Evaporated Milk, Royal wocJ< over to the filing cabinet Worcester Salt n I-Lb. Box 4 C Amer. Bologna Pound covery. Dr. Dubos explained Is not trial establishments on the line of Bottle William Poehnert was installed Any further information may be Royal Scarlet. Compares Scarlet, " A 7 near Vera’s desk. She looked down so much for treatment of disease SHORTENING, lb. IH c | ROYAL SCARLET at the dark-haired girl. During travel to be covered by President a f Chef de Gare of Vuitiire 1007. secured from the secretary, Mrs. / With Anv Advertised 4 tall cans...... a /C but to help solve the great puzzle Syrup 15c Tolland County 40 * 8 .at their Percy F Cook. the weeks in which she had come Rooacvelt when he visits this city 3 bottles 23c of immunizing people againat all on Friday. Formosa Oolong Tea Lb.35c cottage at Crystal Lake < n Thur.s. Fancy COFFEE Brands! Sugar, Pure Cane, M A ■to know Vera at the YP head SUGAR kinds of infectlious germs. VerTUont Maid day evening. Past ( 'hef de Gare TUNAFISH 1 24 Vi -pound 10-lb. cloth bag .. a VC quarters, had eaten midnight sup The wetting agents and aoaps Caae of 12 (Contents Onlv) PEA BEANS Silex, Drip, Percolator pers with her, Nick and Natalie, Bottle Charles Balz wa.s the installing of YELLOWTAIL VARIETY b a g ...... Choice Evaporated A C offer a clue to the peculiar "coats" * 10-Pound Grind, 1-pound 69c had talked religion, phlloaophyt Japanese Finecl; | ficer. iNorlli Coventry 12-pound which all bacteria wear and whi-i- Syrup 15c 2 i.2 9 c Libby's Prunes Lb. Box 15c Other officers Installed were # ■ m a c Mixed Fruits. 2 lbs. i C D C politics, war. and social problems, protect them against medicines. 89c Chef de Train, William Loos; Cor bag ...... 37c Ivanhoe Mayon- A 7 she. had come to admire Vera’s The existence of these "coats" Camera on Ship respondent. M. J. Webster; Com- Among the Coventry folks st- 2 9 ® 1 can 1-pound bag, ground as de- 3-pound naise, pint jar----, A / C intelligence, to envy her calm and was first suggested by Dr. Paul 12-Onnoe Can Calumet 155 Ft- BoU Aandwirh misslare, Indendant. William Baer; tending the Eastern States Ex- poise. Ehrlich, discoverer of the "magic Green Giant sired, bag ...... • Noviff she would have to try and "Conducteur. Charles Lutz. Assiat- 1 SAL'nN'F, 19c bullets" for syphilis. Balboa. (Tanal Zone, SepL 20 — position nie Mr. and Mrs. William PURE—EGG 2 pounds...... 49Iv Royal Scarlet Cake 1 A help her out of this situatiop. Baking Powder Can 1 2 c Waxed Paper ^ant Oonducteilr, M. .1, Webster, Tomato Juice, Kemp’s Sun- Dr. Dubos said that Ehrlich’s (.ffh - The captain and e steward of 14c McKinney, Mr. and Mrs., Thomas Palmolive Soap .She haled to be Involved in any theory had been discarded until Peas ''Guard le la Porte, Bi>rnard Acker- CRACKERS Flour, Ige. pkg. ... I 7 C Rayed, 12 '^ -oz. 9% jg the Japane'se motorshlp Argentina Maxwell Houm McKinney, Mr. and MrsiT-waltee- NOODLES difficulty at the office, but she recently ■ becausp of Insufficient Maru were fined a total of $125 Hershes-'s man; Comis Voyageur. Henry cans, 4 for~. . . . i C D C cooldn’t get out from unde! this. Markert; Lampi.ste, Eldred Dowd- B Pomeroy. Gilbert Storrs. John chemical means to test it. He re late yesterday for having a cam E. Kingsbury Jr„ and Christopher Herahey’s Chocolate Syrup, BUTTER SPECIALS .Apple Butter, "Vers." she said In a low voice, ported a long aeries of experiments era aboard while the ve.a.ael went ‘-'’ m ,b. Can Ingj Grand Cheminot. William I J'iiT. Clark la in a terrible statsi 14c con Coffee 24c 45c Baer; Assistant Cheminot. Ira 1 Glenney. , 2 I.iand O’l.akes, 38-oz. j a r ...... indicating 'that Ehrlich iirotably through,the Panama Canal. Baking Chotolote *, u. 11c Mrs. George Keller and daugh 19c fe's mislaid or lo.st a paper, was right and that chemlcbts may Steward Kenjl Miyazaki pleaded Haie'a Bowers; 5 Cheminot Lotihix, Reu-! cans ..... 25c lb...... hey’r* trying to find Miss Grant be foui^ to dissolve each kind of ben Blonsteln, Pant Mt tVgp, George j ter. .Miss Hilda are spending a ' 34c guilty to poaae.aslng :the camera No. 2 Can St. Law^■f5nce few days with Mr. and Mrs. Wal Fairmont Pineapple Juice, Royal Scar Fo see if she knows w here')t Is. germ armor. and Capt. Miktzo YaJIkIma admit Brigham, Ira Bowers, Charles' Hershey’s Cocoa, It’s somsthing about a gasoline Red Bog Coffee Lb. 14c u B»tz. ter S. Keller. Mrs. George Keller Creamery* lb. ... let, No. 2 cans, 1 A ted his failure to take possession Hershey Cocoa u. 9c RINSO 1-lb, c a n ...... 32c ordefr Have they questioned you Tender Peas Meeting Tonight who is over 80 years old. spent two 15c of it as required by regulations. days last week at the New York 1 Del MoizNiblet Ears 15c 2 f o r ...... I 7 C yet?" Campbell'* ■ *' The Every Mothers' Club of the Donat’s Family Magistrate C. G. Decker, on rec Good Luck World’s Fair and .said "it was ex- _2 packages_ Quaker Puffed Orange Juice, Royal Scar No flicker of expression pa.ssed ommendation of U. S. Attorney Rockville Baptist church will hold cceciingly intere,stlng” across Vera’a face. Her brow was a meeting this evening at eight Rice and 1 package Puffed let, 18-oz. can.s, A C William McGuigan, fined the atew’- 2 cons 21c Tomato Soup 31 Cans The Misses Koehler will take 1 Blue Super Suds 2 pif... 37c Brown Bread or Oven- calm, her lips soft and parted in Reach Hollywood ard 350 and captain 375. Pkgs. 25c o’clock at the aocial rooms. .Mrs. their riding horses to the Rockville * Wheat— All Three .leans Z D C a half-smile. Only the pupils In Lemon Pie Filling 3 25c V Emma Luetjen and Mrs. Florence 234 Baked Beans, Royal Scar The oclclala agreed that al Fish and Game club. Field trial Packages ...... her dark eyes dilated. Sue Mary though there was no evidence of Zliompson will be the hostesses. 20c No, .2 Can Burt Olney " ' to be held at the Countv lot In let, large cans, felt a little stab of fear, but when any efforts to photograph the ca Field Trial Formerlyj Super Suds! Spry, I-lb. can 17c. Hollywood, Sept. 20.—t/Pi-.-Ella FRESH FRUIT AND VEGETABLES Tolland on Saturday and Sunday. 1 1^1^^ 3 c JELLIES each .....___ Vera’s voice answered, low I and nal It was necessary to make the The annual fall field trial of the 15c Burry’^ Crisp Brown Donat, alight, red-haired wife of 1-Lb. Jar The Harvest Supper for the 3-lb. c a n ...... pleasant, she felt a flush of em- penalty heavy enough to show in Peanut Crunch 23c Fancy Quality Rockville Fish and Game club will 47 c Actor Robert Donat, has said Tomatoes Fourth Degree of the Grange was Bix Crackers, I.ux or Lifebuoy 9% > barressment pass over her face "Good-bye, Mr. Chips” to her hus tent Of enforcin' gthe regulation. be held oh Friday and Saturday, Grandmother's served last evening preceeding the OCTAGON SOAP pkg...... at her own doUbts. band "for the duration” It was the first such case. Turnips 5 lbs. 9c September 21 and 22 at the County 1 Octagon Soap Powder le-ox. B 15c Soap, 4 cakes. .. . a DC "Gaaollae order? I don’t know. conferring of the degree. Those Assorted . She and their three children, Lot In Tolland. Dr. John E. Flaher working on the supper committee Raisins, Royal Scarlet, Tetley Pure Concentrated Lux, Ige. pkg file. Q Rue Mary. It might be here in 2 cons 21c Extra Large Bunch, Fancy Quality 1 2 bars 7c Orange Juice, Joanna. 9, John, 7, and Brian, 4. E|^ Eaespe Damaj^ Molosses 1 Lb. and 3 Oz. Jar 16c ty la chMrman of the committee in were; Mrs.^ Ruth Loomis, Miss 2 boxes 9c SMdIess, 15-oz. Small package...... 7 C this stuff." She ruffled some pa- arrived yesterday to find a home tbarga and It U expected that dogs June L«omls, Mrs. Esther Olsen. pkgs., 3 pkgs. ... X D C jar ...... Rinso, 2 large packages— p«rs on hat- dssk. "Miss Grant and settle down. Olney, III.— (95—Mr. and Mrs. 14-Ounee Can Ubby’a Celery bunch 9e Fill be entered in the various Miss Clara Smith, Mrs. Katzung. 25c gave me a whole pile of work last No. 2 Can Burt Olney 1 BANANAS YELI.OW FREESTONE BARTLETT PEARS Hard Candy, ‘ Good Will Offer— A A . "Like all refugees," she said, Homer Kimmel put all their eggs Golden Bantam rventa from aeveral states. Three Don’t forget the Christian En- PEACHES Prunes. Royal Scarlet, me evening before she left." "we need and appreciate the sym in ene basket and started their No. 1 Oreaa Mountain lUkea are scheduled for Saturday, deavor social tonight. Everj-one is 1-Ib. bag ...... 19c 'lix looked up and smiled. "I dium size, m ^ for...... 32c pathy of Americans, whom we ad car across the railroad tracks en ^ Long Slice Pineapple Puppy. Junkir AU-Age, and welcome. Pard Dog Food, Silver Dust. O A 2 euppose Kitty has already told mire very much.” route to their heme. A train Potatoes _pcck 19c Aaaataur AU-Age. On Sunday the Because of tha cold weather the 5 « 5 lbs. 2 5 c ^ 2-lb. pkg...... I / i C >’0 U. I meap that yQung Rosa Corn 23 3 oafis 25c 2 large pkgs.-----O w C Oiling England's spirit "splen struck the 'ante, spinning it Open, Derby and Open All-Age corn haa been very alow In matur Clark came 'in and talked to~ me. did.” she said ehe didn’t want any around and throwing Mrs. Kim 2 f„19c m k «9 wUl be run. ing, hence the ladles haven’t been I knew she was watching every ’’fuss" over her arrival. mel against the windshield. The 12-Otuic« Can LIbby'a Oranges dozen 23c^ __ ■xMBkMlou Saturday able to put on one of their famoua 1 WHITE TURNIPS MEDIUM POTATOES GREEN PEPPERS move T made. Anywaw,, he sug "I want my children to go to eggs. In the rear seat, escaped 2 cons 21c H ie exewilnetlon for the eubetl- "com fritters” suppers. Cbm Headquarters For Canning Needs. We Carry A gested driving mt home, but I school Just Uke other children end damage. AH Kind* of Sweet and Hot Picklinf Peppers -*> M c carrier and clerk at the Rock- ripening la becoming one of the vetoed that. I did stop to have a live sane, normal,, happy livea," she Cana apples ~ Peaches — Wild 'Grapes — Tokay snd M 5 lbs. l O e J c peck Basket Juice 3 25c GREEN STAMPS Office wUl Uke placejon town favorite topics because the 1 ■Irink with him, though. And be- explained. Ughtning Uke Hale Grapes —^ Extra Large Cantaloupes ■— Hoasy aoriety wants to plan their supper % r-M":c I dIdn’C, want to keep him GIVEN WITH CASH SALES. SuSurdey, Full Line of Jars, Spices, Jar Rings and Bulk Vinegar Donat is doing war rallaf work Melons. Teieor VlalMe SB soon as possible. A ll money ' "•'ting, around bora with Kitty on tha London stage. He had left Denver-i-OP)—Hew docs llght- l eiwi^ l tMtee oa the north side earned by the Fragment society kicking like a gfaen-eyed eat, I Hollywood before, early this year, aiag look when. It’s about to bit from now on wUl be for reshin- Linit Starch BIB ba've been removed and 'Id nqsh some, of tbia stuff aside he was awarded the Academy of you r Mrs. Josapblna Mangone. ■ Pkf. 9e f r e e ]DELIVERY ON ALL gllng and redecorating the church. JELLY ROLLS 'or today.” , >. ■ il Tower can now be CHEESE CAKE Motion Picture Arts and Sdsneea' 63. aaid the belt that knocked her ORDERS FOR 11.00 from the center of the city. PHONE SERVICE UNTIL 8:30 P. M. " DIAL 5137. Ehe atared but the window,*'lest "Oacar" for l9S9’a eutstanidng unconaelous appeared "es e $ort During the 17th century, gallant in nleasant thoughts. "Ha’s rath- 12-Oz. Can path la to ba cut to the male acting performance Ihl''Good of halo that came rolling in Hormel Tongue 35c OR MORE. ' n f A 1 I ■ r
rOURTEEH BftANUHKSTISK KVliiXVLNU lilSKALil. MANCHESTER. CONN FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1949 MANCHESTER EVENINQ HERAI.D. MANCHESTER. CONN FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1949 ®AOE FII Expect Over 150 5ADY TO SERVE—AS OUR MEAT Rohan-Ward Tea-Bags Here to Stay9 ADVERTISED BY d e p a r t m e n t o f f e r s At Clu6 Banquet MARJORIE MILLS Home Ready Pen Fed for Tendemeadf Ab- ' They^re So Convenient ^ Amerk Race 2-Team Affair as Indians9 Tigers TieforLeaS nolotely Preoli. Yonnr He«, 8 ,, From 150 to 200 members- are to 10-Poimd expwted to attend the get-togeth Modern Residence to Be True Americans have alwaya^baga are modem, convenient to u' TURKEYS er banquet of the Mother'a Club, Open for Inspection been a fervent lot—eager for new and contain Just tho right amount flrai meeting of the 1040-41 sea Ideas—wrllling to try anything once of tea for the perfect cup of t:r. ' i. Comiskey, with New Left, Triple Threat 3 3 c l b . son. to be held at^he Y. M. C. A. Beginning Sunday. —but not at all satisfied to keep made to suit th'e Individual tuslc. Tigers Count on Home Run Twins, using a thing unless it has some It la so easy to steep the tea to on Monday evening, September Chisox and Bosox Out Native Broilers — Native James J. R ohu, 2nd, Io(») real honcst-to-g(x>dnG8s merit — Just the desired strength and then 23, at 0:30. All Set for 2nd Big Teatl Grid Surprise j Fryers — 6-Pound Roast building contractor, with tha co some fundamental and lasting con remove the tea-bag. There la never The speaker, well known venience and appeal. Witness the any guessing about the quantity Crack Twirlers to Beat Indians _____ i ing Chickens — All One throughout Connecticut -as a operation of the Montgomery miniature golf iiourse, the jig-saw to use—It is all very accii.alely With Yanks oh Brink! ,lh. 42c Ward Company, will open the new By DHkm Orabain When Daly took him over Com- Cornell, Colgate and Bntt Half .... P rice...... lb. 39c teacher and lecturer. Is Rev. Rob puzzle and theUlke which sprang' weighed. Another-thing, it is just Sparta Editor, AP Featnre 8ervlea lakay was Just a tall, broad- bins W. Barstow, D.D., president 4-roorn modem home on High up almost over-night, enjoyed th e' as convenient to make tea in the Reds punctured th* Phiui**' Shank Half or Deerfoot Sausage. street extension, directly opposite Jersey City, N. J.—Mott fight aboulderad husky with strong Syracuse Loom Tough Leaders in an Absolute of Hartford Seminary Founiia- height of popularity for a while I tea-pot for a large group us it i.s Bridges,'Rowe Mann KO^s Lovett in 8th managers have to caution thalr arms. Ha waa about as graceful aa I* 4-. . Wl nill-l wmr. . *lthOUgb OUthlt (*S USUSl) 7-5, ! W hole...... lb. 33c tlon. He will talk on the aubject the Chamber of Commerce Dem and then passed out of the picture to make it in the cup for one or ro r Coming Rivals. Deadlock with 85 Wins Tbs ac* curvebaiier didn't g ivt s Brightwood Sausage. onstration Home for public inspec young IMxera about wine,, women an elephant. 'H* knew nothing "A Yankee visits his Latin Amer completely. two individuals. qr the horses, but with BUI Daly about boxing, axcapt that no one CHICKEN CHOP SUEY ican neighbors.” tion beginning Sunday after Tea-Bags, those little square Newsom Ready As Handlers Toss Towel Albany, N. T., Sept. 20.—OP)— And 61 Losses Each as ^ itjT'nw °*Yor’k OianU* noon and continuing for two As thoroughly convenient ns tea- It's different. His scrapper, Pat had been a ^ a to stand up under ROAST PORK 2 Oz. Noodles Free! Those In Charge paper envelopes containing just a bags, are. people don't serve tea Comlskey, is nuts about automo- the clouting of bis huge right fist. Upstate New York, which last General arrangements for the weeks The hours of Inspection will certain amount of tea, are dltfer- for this reason alone—they do so Crucial Scrie, Stall.; J in '!? !^,S,SSS 31c lb. be from 2 to 9 p. m. dally and a For Slab Duty Hartford. Conn.. SepL 20.—(/Pi—elevens from other sections. Tendrr Voung Richard Symington. Mrs. Harley the house Is over a sectioned con him along slowly, hand-picking pennant struggle reeched a new gle hold on third place in the Na The team of Hedder A .ftmlly which tvlll be one of the feature crete walk' which circles the east popularity has Increascxl tremend aim today is to serve line tea con Tribe at Top Strength. their first meeting recently, but It tively easy target for the rights car salesmen. Daly agrees with hia foes, building up bis confi This year fans hope Improvements tional League. Fiddler BUI Mc B. De Wolfe. Mrs. Robert Russell. attracticons In the elaborate vaudeville and revue to be presented both ously year after year. The reason veniently; that means tca-mnkll was such a bruising battle that the and lefts' which Mann 'began Pat that red roadsters are nice noted at both Oilgat* and Syra criaU today as the Cleveland In Gee gave Just five hits In the flrat LAMB LEGS lb. 28c Members are requested to bear side ol the house to the side en dence. Rxtm Small or Cut Down I.ok'i, Sc pound extra. afternoons and evenings at the Cherry Park fair in Avon Thursday, trance. The front entrance leads for this rapid growth In that tea- with quality tea-hags. prolt^ Sept. 20.—(/I^—The props fana clamored for a re-match pumping home with Increasing fre but he figures—Pat to th* con Pat rai) up and impresalve- cuse will give the upstate big dians and Detroit Tigers came up , game„ and Johnny _Mize______led a 14-hlt in mind the importance of keeping Friday and Saturday, 3ept. 26, 27 and 28. The outstanding enter directly into the large living room re placed and the actors and the which was held last night, with quency. trary—that one Is enough for a aounding string of knockouts. three a trio of home-ground vic to their series with each other fin j offensive t o ‘capture the liighteap' Fresh Mint Free! Please ask for -Mint If vou want It. all reservations that have been an absolute deadlock—85 garnet . tainment ta.lent booked, for the three-day fair is all being brought with the Onely appointed kltch'cnj tudlence were ready today for the same result. Two Bay State boxers, Danny 19-ycar-old boy hot *o long out Then last winter he had his first tories over Ohio State, Duke and RUMF’ - CHUCK or RIB OVEN ROASTS POT RO.VSTS mada. directly from New York city. Dainty Emily is the sensational aer- for the constmctlon of one large cnthudastic over the room plan Lovett was still willing to go on, Buckley, 162, of Holyoke and Bat of a 16-a-week Job pushing a Northwestern,''^ respectively. They won and 61 loel. ] Yesterday's Results at the right equipped with elec basebaU's super-super spectacle of big teat, against Steve Dudaa. rlali.st tvho displays the art of form and grace while performing many tric range, electric refrigerator and one small room or for making ning and especially the fine, large after four trips to the canvas, but tling Monroe, 165, of Springfleid wheel barrow In an Iron foundry. Steve had passed hia peak—but have a good basis for their wish Also for the llrst time it was National spectacular tricks on the hanging Web. Her most celebrated stunt and a modern sink with ample the larger part over into a child’s livlng.,£Oi^m containing four win the year—the Cleveland Indiana vs. his handlers mercifully chucked In fought a»^ six-round draw in the Comlakey-Baer Steve had fought some top notch- ful thinking, too possible to say positively that the | Rt. Louis 2-8, Pittsburgh 1-2. Is the teeth-splnnlng, spiral swivel from a height of 35 feet, making Syracuse, which first meets the conflict has become a two-club | .HiJailer Prices storage space and drawer room. playroom. These rooms are well dows and the attractive fireplace. the Detroit Tigers with the Amert- the towel In the eighth round, giv aeml-finai. Pat. a burly, blond buater out era along the way. He knew hia j Chicago 8, New YorJk.Z- about 200 revolutions a minute until she touches the ground. lighted by windows on each end The home Is heated by automat ing the 485-pound Mann hia second Another slx-rounder saw the up of Paterson, N. J., is going to fight way around. Hia unorthodox move invader when Northwestern comes contest with nothing counting but Cincinnati 4, Philadelphia 1 The Kitchen dinette is between the cati League pennant as the prob their own mortal combat. 1 two street fronting kitchen win of the house. ic oil bvitner, thermostatically con able prize for the winner. K. O. victory. and coming Willie Pep, 124, of Madcap Maxie Baer in Jersey ments and cfafty maneuvering east to play Oct. 5, U already a (Only games scheduled) For Meat Seen trolled with connected hot water Lovett was a game but battered Hartford gain a declaion ovet City September 26th. For more vastly improved ball team from Chisox Eliminated American dows. Montgomery Ward Company Tied as few teams have ever had the Inexperienced Pat In a fog The Chicago White Sox have than in 1940 becau.se unfavorable Electric Fixtures has (quipped this fine home with heating. xi^te- ceUar-alao. contains fighter at the finish. After having Jackie Moore, 126, of Springfield. than a year now this oversown all night. 'The kid broke bis hand the one that drew the advance no .New York 10, Chicago 1 producer prices last .spring dis Court of H onor a basement wash room with two been In the waning days of a base been floored for no count in the Other reaults; George Maher, kid ha.* been tabbe(t as the most tices last year and then flopped to been mathematically eliminated, fJleveland 3, Washington 1 Tlierc arc two bedrooms on the a chctcc of this company’s desir ball season, the clubs open a three thumping Steve’s head and lost not by the standings but by the Wa.shington, Sept. 20 - (fl’i — couraged breeding operations. De northF-side of the hou.se separated able liome furnishings, selected set tubs, electric outlets for wash sixth, for DO count again and then 130, of New Haven outpointed l^romlsing of the younger heavy the decision. a .500 percentage in games won St. Louis 2, Boston 1 American consumers may have to game series at Briggs SUdium for a nine count In the seventh and Billy Marcus, 127, of Hactjord weights. Everyone, though, agre(Hl and lost. schedule, and the New York Yan mand. on the other hand, i.s expect- To Be Tonight by a modem bath and shower. for this particular home, and har ing machine Installation. this afternoon that Is expected to It's Aa III W ind- kees have been pushed to the very Detroit 13-10, Philadelphia 2-1 pay higher priced next year for ec| to be larger. There are several electric outlets monizing with the light decora for a second nine count In the (four). Tony Altlerrl, 285, of he needed much more seasoning For one thing. It haa Tommy draw upward of 140,000 cuatomera eighth, he came out of the scrap Meriden scored a technical knock before being turned loose against Then it waa back to dry dock Mainea, a sophomore likely to be brink for the same rea.son. GREEN PEAS. „nv, 23c their bacon, ham and beefsteak. The ri.se in consumer prices, the in eacn room for use of home elec tions which shows to the full the Highly Henslllve before its conclusion on Sunday. These are th®,standings today: The Agriculture Department department said, will be more pro with bad cuts over both eyes, a out over Freddy Martin, 190, of Joe Louis. for six months. While his rig h t' heard from before the season 1* Ready to cook. Serve* 4 The Bronze Palm,, awarded to tric appliances, and each bedroom contrasting colors of the furnish The swim-bladders of fish sre The weather prediction was bleeding nose and an Injured right New Haven (2). Mickey Canty, hand waa healing Daly made him ' To Yesterday's Stars said today that slaughter supplies nounced for pork products thap has Hige closets. The electric i ings. "cloudy with scattered showers.’’ Baer will be his first major op over. Club W L Pet. G.B: of livestock will be smaller In 1941 for other meats. Eagl" .Sccnit.s who have earned .flve acutely .sensitive to the slightcsf arm. 150, of Springfield scored a techni ponent. If he can win decisively concentrate on hia left. Up to then I Mainea is a hard-hitting fellow merit badges over the Eagle re fixtures in each of the rma are Several home furnishing experts vibration and fish sense sfiuhd Each team has won 85 games The fight was not all one-alded cal knockout over Claudie King, the boy had had nothing but a I Cleveland ..85 61 .582 — Ca«y-(o-G«f SEAFOOD DINNKtt modern and distinctive. over the big bad Baer, Pat will who can blast a line wide open Detroit ...85 61 .582 — quirements, will be given to Elmer who have already been given a waves with them, having no /Out and lost 61 and each club still has as Lovett, spearing with his flick 148, of Hartford (2). be ready to take on any of the right, a powerful, straight-punch-1 without falling all over himself By The Associated Press Our farmer Just started on Weden Jr., at the first fall session There Is ample space in the attic pre-vl<>w of the Rohan home are er ears. eight games teft to play. The New York .80 64 .556 4 Hank Greenberg. Rudy York and another new pateh of Yel SCALLOPS . . . tiJ” other better rated heavies with a ing right that bowled over every- ; once he reaches the _^ejear. Ossie Chicago ... 79 67 541 .6 of tho Court of Honor. Boy Scouts closeness of the struggle la further thing it hit. A smart foe, though, Solem. who used to coach Iowa, Dizzy TYout., Tigers—Creenberg low Corn' illustrated by the fact that the shot at Louis virtually a cinch for Ordinarily a club four and York each batted in five runs SPINACH____ of Arrierlca, at the South Method next summer. knowing the source of Pat's dyna- still must uncover s defense to games behind could at least hope ist church tonight at 7:30 o’clock. teams have divided 16 games this fnlte, could keep clear of that In first game with Athletics and YELI.OW CORN RASPBERRIES . boi year. Comlskey is the fighter BUI stop the running attack of Bill for the clubs above to lose all their Trout pitched four-hit ball in 29c dozen (iU ox.) Serve* 4 Three Star Scout badges, award Both In Top Shape Stellar Hurling Cops Daly went aU the way to Ireland right. , de Correvont and other Wildcat games. In this case, however, the nightcap- Nation-Wide Stores ed for winning five merit badges to find. -Bill aearched Ckmnty When Pat waa revealed again j ace backs. He -feeU, however, scdiedule makes that impossible Lima B eans...... 2 (its. I He From the veteran Tigers and Cork, discarded a fistful of bruls- Maine* will do to spark his owm Paul Derringer, Reds—Scored Shell Beans . . .1 qts. 2.V over First Class, will be present the younger Indians caiiie the word he flashed a left that astonished ■ tod the only benefit the Yanks oh 20th victory of year with seven-hit CHOPPED STEAK. ih. 33c ed by the Court, as well as 24 mer that they are well conditioned for eta with glass' jaws and disgust boxing fana. It was one of the offense until someone better comes Sox could get would come from hurling against Phillies. it badges Raymond Mercer will be KeeieiM to Pennant for the Reds edly shipped back to Paterson. fastest, hardest left jabs in the | along. Detroit and Cleveland ' breaking SUMMER StlUASH AN INVITATION the big teat. Detroit hoa Louis Bill McGee and Johnny Mize, the chairman. (Buck) Newsom. Lynwood Rowe Tramer Johnny Lane listened to busin^sa. Not only could he stab : As if building up for the climax even against each other. Cardinals—P'ormer hurled five-hit .'5c each 2 for 9c VEGETABLe VALVES From your Nation-Wide Grocer to you to join thousands nf house Daly’s woes and laughed: "Well, Intersectional clash between Cor 2 and Tommy Bridges (three hur- a game; double steal* became al with that left, he c»uld whip it That would mean three more ter In first eame and latter led a Beets Carrots box wives who shop at Nation-Wide Stores, where they are always Parent cormorants open IHcir lera the Indians haven’t beaten All Ten Cincy Pilchers if It’s an Iri.sh fighter you want. acroas for a knockout punch. nell and Ohio State at Ithaca, a games lost for each leader. Cleve 14-hit attack in nightcap against Brussels Sprouts (lifoi.) ?3c sure of (Quality- Foods at the Right Prices! most commonplace and only a few I’ve got the lad right here in your wiek later. Andy Kerr’s Colgate land still has two games with the Spinach Caiillfloner bill.s wide apart to permit their this season) ready to work In On “Black” Side of . day* ago. Bill McKecbnle success- He beat Dudaa In a return ; Pirates. Watercress Chico rv young to reach down their throats FOODS order. Cleveland .will retaliate with I home town. Kid name of Comls- match and a few weeks ago he | team meets the invasion of Duke, St. Louis Browns and Detroit two A1 Smith, Indian*—Kept eight fully engineered the rarest of all Green'Wax Beans (io"»v. 19c for food. Mel Harder, A1 (Mllnar and Bobby kev.’’ I knocked out Bob Sikes of A rkan-! a power in the south, at Hamilton with Chicago. If the leaders lost hits scattered In whipping Sena Ledger; 38 Games I larcenies—a triple steal— with Bill •’What That’s Polish!" snorted i sas on the Baer-Galento card. Oct. 19. Last year Duke had a pic- both of these, that would leave tors. SWEET POTATOES 6 lbs. l.'ic: 12 lbs. 2.1C Land O'Lakes Butter lb. 34c Feller. Feller, » mystery to other ! Werner scoring, Mike McCormick clubs, has been beaten three times Won by Single Tally. Daly, I Comlskey la 6 feet 3 inches tall nic with upstate clubs, beating them in a tie at the finish with 88 Roy Cuilenbine, Browns—Trip GOOD q u a l it y NATIVE POTATOES...... peck 2tc I taking third, and anchor-man Ival Poli.sh, nothing," returned ; and weighs around 210 pounds. If . Colgate 37-0 and Syracuse 33-6. games won and 66 lost. The White by Detroit. ' Goodman, getting to second. led with two on in seventh Inning Cranberries — White Onions — Pickling Onions _ Tiger officials predicted an at Cincinnati Sept. 20—(A5— They I Lane. ’He’s pure Irish” j he whip* Baer and continues to j This year, however. Kerr la Sox already have lost 67 and to beat Red Sox. Special! Pkg. Krispy Crackers I And so the partnership was show Improvement during the j hopeful. His particular brand of therefore are eliminated. White Turnips. (ireen or Wax Beans. 2 qts. Lie and tendance of between 30,000 and never showed much power at the Hank Leiber and Stan Hack, 40,000 today and sellouts of more formed, something over two years ; next year he may beat Louis for | pigskin magic depends on a pair Yankee Win Remote Cubs —Hit two homers good for Pkg. Hydrox for 15c Mahieu's Prices For Today and Saturday than 65,000 for Saturday and Sun plate; no one ever hung the tag of ago. the championship. of rugged blocking guard* and a ,If the disaster outlined here flve runs against Giants. 183 SprucH Street day. -"murderer’s row” on any part of bacKfield that can really get up should strike both the leaders, the Red Ruffing. Yankees—Spaced ALL WEEK WE HAVE PEATLRED MARJORTf: Yankees still would have to win 8 I'niiueetened Newsoms, the self-appointed their batting order, no Just what Local Spbrt and go. He has plenty of both, seven hit* to check White Sox. MILLS r a d io h o u r SPECIALS! ORDER TODAY! Granulated Sugar, spokesman for the Tigers, assured including Indian Bill Geyer, a Jun out of 10 games to tie. Such an made the Cincinnati Reds a team outcome is so remote that it might We Have the New Burry Crackers...... lb. l.Vc lO-jiound his public that he would take care that canie through to a second pen. ior back who runs the hundred Evaporated Milk 4 tall cans 27c of the Indians texlay. yard dash under ten seconds and as well be dismissed today and let HONESTY Meat Markets nant in two years? Chatter the dead past bury its dead, in 47e ‘Tve pitched against that C5eve- Pitching, indubitably—pitching Best Attack Confused sprinted 88 yards for a touchdown RED CAP REFRESHER 25c , land team twice this year and beat against New York University last cluding the four-times world ME.\T VALUES FANCY FRUITS : Potatoe.s, No. 1 and that indefinable something, the Governor Baldwin's approval of champion Yankees. The new enjoyable and ine\|ienHlve Doodori/.er. l>ls|>eU all Q ^ lT Y LEGS OF LAMB ib.29c ’em both times," Newsom said. "As "what-it-take*" to come from be the State AthelUc Commission's fall. type* of objectionable odors (|ulekly . . leaves the air pleasant VE(;ETAIU,E! Quality, pock . 23c .Hoon as they show up ol’ Bobo will amendment to professional rules By a Shifting Defense Finally, there’s that Oldo _ State-___ Tigers are getting too fero- and refreahed. I.egs of I.anib, O V .., take care of ’em." hind lime after time and win. of the Athletic Commissioner is a ______Com. II tilt Oct 26 Ar'^lumbu* - - 1 clous these days to handle peace Ib...... J m i C SEN)-----LINK SAUSAGE ib 29c Ninety-four wins, 38 of them by ably and they have to be consid Geo. Waahington Both “Af'ES” ...... ISc Fancy, Ri|»e Bananas, Sweet Potatoes, .Newson has won 19 games and blow to Pete Vendrillo, Sr., vyho i last fall. Carl Snavely’s Big Red l.aiiih Fores, 4 lbs...... lost four this season but hasn’t B one-run margin—but that, Joe a result of a fake on the part of' team turned a 14-0 early game ered favorites for the three-game Good Luck Pie FIIIln(f...... 3 for 2.V 12 ll)s...... Fan inaiata, is only part of the bandies a local stable of boxers Coach Wallace \^'ade of series on their own field this week O. A C. Potato Sticks...... can lOc Ib...... 16c .Apples, McIntosh, 25c RIB ROAST lb.33c been too good In a couple of recent . . . the amendment providoa tliat the carrier or another back. I deficit into a 23-14 victory and , a 5 lbs...... start*. alorv. ’’a brother or father of a contes Diikc Says Good Line After a play has developed and high national ranking. He has the end. They massacred the Phila PrudtMiee Roast Beef Hash ...... 2 cans lOe Turk L oIiin — Whole or -Either Native Fre.sh Kggs. delphia Athletics yesterday 13-2 U-AIl-No Mints ...... Carrots, Harder, another veteran right All Pitchers .Ahead tant la not permitted to be a sec has been recognized, each deien- same players who did it then, with ...... pki;. lOc Pullet Size, hander, has always been a difTiriiU The Rcdi have ten pitcheri- and men, Baeker«-U|> Soon and 10-1 with a couple of second Morrel’s K-7, Cut Ham Butt or Shank Halves Slices. S bunches ...... SMOKED SHOULDERS ond or sit in the space reserved sive man should guard his assign- \ one exception, and there are tho.se ary pitchers and had Buck New r ; 23c Beets, dozen ...... 22c moundaman for Detroit to hit. every man—Jack is on the "black" foi' seconds or contestants" . . . ed territory on that type of play, who say hl.story can repeat. Neafle’a Seml-.Sweel f hoeolate...... , , •• |,i,rs 2.’>c Shoiildrr l4imh ('hopN 27c side of the ledger. Two. Paul Der Diagnose the Flay. som ready to oppose Mel Harder Listen to Mnrjorle Mills Dallv. Mondav TlirouRh Kridav. From 3 bunrlies ...... F'ANFV Detroit’s high position la due al which means that Pete can't sec Moat players who leave their! Well,’maybe it can. today. Ih...... 28c 1 )elicioii.=: i HONELES.S most entirely to slugging—par ringer and Bucky Walters, have 2U ond his two sons, Pete and Pat territory unguarded have done so ! l;.S0 to 2:00 I’. M. on WTU . Fancy Pears, POT ROAST lb. 32c-35c wins each; Gene Thompson to date In their first game with the A’s, Native f'hirkens and Fowl. dozen ...... Kating Apples, ticularly that of the lion-hearted Vendrillo . . . I,ast of five articles by foot- B8 the result of an effort to help ; Hank Greenberg, Rudy York and la two up on hia freshman .string hoM’s foremost eoachee. somebody out on a play that ha* rBarney McCoaky, who still hasn’t of 13 victories in 1939, and the scattered hita while Detroit got Rock Ford—Rifrc 25c BACON lb 27c I HAMBURG 2 ib- 49c The senior Vendrillo said today been fak(Td. ■ Standings 13, including homer.s by Hank (iROLERY VAIA’ES heard about that sophomore year three, plus Jim Turner and relief that he plana to use Charlie Back- By Wallace Wade Anticipate Purpose ! LANTAI.OLPES, each Mazola Oil, Jinx. hurler Joe Begga, have won 79 Ihikc's Athletic Director Greenberg and Rudy York, each of 17e ofen of Rockville as second when and Of IMay To Be Run National whom batted in flve runs. In the gallon can .... Tha Tigers practically blew the games and lost 39 of the Reds’ 47 his sons are in action . . . Back- Head t.'oach Before an offensive play gets HONEY DEW Spry. .Ml-Vcgelable Shorl- I.ux Flakes, 99c SFEf’IAL G 2 regular pkgs. Green Giant RINSO 33c earlier thla month when they utiliz Aa the champions turned west ha.s been Pete’s assistant in man ' of varying the defense is to con- concerted action planned and 12'j 33c-44c ed homers to sweep a three game after sweeping the seaboard — Brooklyn . ... 83 61 .576 lected 13, ItuJuding homers by 3-11). c a n ...... H V C Large package . . . P eas, .t tall can.s 41c aging and handling boxers . . , fuse offensive players in their as- directed by a defensive "quarter St. Louis ... . 77 65 .542 17'-. York and Pete Fox. ■edlcss Mhite (Jrapes— T O series and come from four garnet something no Red team haa done I Hlgnments. back." 1-pound Rinso, 3 i*egular < hack Into contention for the pen Pittsburgh — 73 70 .510 22 This made 17 consecutive games R)\d (jrapps— 2 lbs. I ^ C W hite Distilled RED HEART DOG FOOD 3-25c In years—these items reflected Another amendment calls for I This can really create havoc in Instead of trying to guesa what 71 73 .493 •J4>, in which Detroit had hit one or packages ...... , nant “ Just what hurling haa meant dur ■ the best attacks, the next play is to be. the de Chicago...... FA.NTY can ...... I O C V in eg ar, Post Storm Signals th* reduction of the license fee New York . . . 66 76 .465 28 more home runA 2 Large packages GOLD .MEDAI___KITCIIEN-TES'I’ED! ^^Bag ** ing the season’s drive; for managers of boxers from $25 j The offensive quarterback calls fense should try to anticipate the Cleveland was outolt 8-8 and Mc^TOSH AITLES. Scottowel.s, T O g a l l o n ...... FLOUR 83c Storm ilgnala for the Cleveland Walters, with 20 wins and 9 de purpose of the offense—1. e.. B oston...... 61 82 .427 34 ELBERTA 25c to $15 per annum, payable in a for a certain play and then, much Philadelphia . 46 97 .322 49 needed toe help of a (x>uple of (Not hantl picked.) 6 lbs. 25c 2 f o r ...... I y C Lux Toilet Soap, pitching staff went up yesterday feats. has less than an even break lump aum In advance . . . thla rul to his dasmay, the defense, in whether the offense 1* trying for Washington errors to beat the •1^ a r s ...... ^ Hanh Packed Tomatoes, when the Tigers made 27 hita good with only one club. He dropped stead nf playing the way he ex a first down by a short gain, or for 61 bases in sweeping jt double- ing la effective Sept. 1. 1940, and GBL Senators 3-1 and keep a share of REACHES .Iiiicy. Sweet—('alifornia Sugar Heart ^ g 18-ounce can, CLAPP’S Strained BABY FOODS 4 —29c three out of flve to his old team all llcenaes now in force shall be pected, will suddenly shift into a whether a touchdown- or long the lead. Lefty A1 Smith pitched 4-tJuart Lifebuoy .Soap. header with the Pblladelpkia Athle mates In Philadelphia. six or even a five-man line. De gain is to be undertaken. Cleveland . . OR.V.NtJKS. dozen ...... rea.s,'2 No. 2 can.s :i c an s ...... tics 13 to 2 and 10 to 1. Meanwhile, adjusted . . . the third change is Detroit ...... shutout ball except for a home run Basket 39c 33c 3 b a rs...... 17c Derringer won three but- lost that “In every boxing contest each, fensive backfield alignments s!Bh^ft There are many variations of by Johnny WelaJ, but it wa-s ap Silver I,ane Cleveland was defeating Wathlng- accordingly. defehsive play. embracing the New York . 16 quarts t;R AI’EFRLIT (iood |.uck < RiifTet Size RED BAND COFFK 2 ■ • 35c ton 3 to 1. four to Chicago and has a 2-3 contestant shall have at least two parent the Tribe hasn’t anjlhlng Dill Pickles, qt. ... M.OfSi record with New York, aa haa Gene aeconda buf not more than three.’’. It followis, then, that a running five, six, or seven-man line. It can Chicago . . . . resembling the • power of the 75c and SI.23 e a c h ...... Jar Rings. 3 do/.. , PTuits. 8-oz. can, In the 17 games Detroit has Thomp.son with Brooklyn. guard who was shift through be the 7-1-2-1, the 7-2-2, a 6-2-2-1, Boston ...... Tigers. 10c 3 c a n s ...... played on its present home stand 5-3-2-1, or Just about any align St. Louis . . Shredded Wheat, m ^ Parowax. < 23c Greenberg has batted .434, hii hits Turner, curiously, has won one The Mobile Shippers of the and take a cciM^n backer-up, Red Ruffing showed some of his Ready-To-Serve Foods and lost two each to Boston, doesn’t find him where'he expect ment a coach can devise. Washington old form in spacing seven bits as 2 pkgs...... C 2 1-lb. pkgs...... i O ctagon including 13 homers. York haa bat Southeastern League, with which There are no rules regulating Philadelphia t-O te a m sa C 8ALTESEA RED AND WHITE—FANCY ted .499 over the same stretch, and Brooklyn and St. Lotiis, and team Stanley "Mickey" Katkaveck ed to find him. the Yanks overpowered the While 'DIO f ST I• 1 E Laundry Soap, Many blocks are missed. the disposition of defensive play Sox 10-1 with a 14-hit bombard Speedy Suds ha* driven out eight home runs. Moore’s record shows a loss to Bos la now completing his fifth season Today's Oannes THESE P)HCES ARE QUOTED FOR GASH. 5 bars ...... No. 1 The homer hitting of York and ton and three to New York among li» the minors, finished In third Plays are plied up with no ers outside of offside tod out-of- ment. The only run he, too, gave 19c Tin gain, or even a loss. bounds Items. This, according to National up was a homer—by Joe Kuhel. CRISCO Clam Chowder tK" 25c Corned Beef Greenberg haa enabled the Tigers seven defeats. He haa chalked up place In the League standings with (No games scheduled.) Rin.so, .size RED AND WHITE—FRESH KIBBE’B OVEN-BAKED to set a new major league record eight win*. an even .500 percentage on 72 wins The most Important require many critics of toe game, tends The St. Louis Browns beat the 3-F’ound C’jin __ ...... ,^5.'lc BURSACK BROS. of 17 consecutive games in which Begga. one-time Yankee, holds a and 72 losses . . . the first four ment of a defcn.sive player i.s to , give the defense an advantage. .American Boston Red Sox 2-1 on Roy Cul- 45B Hartford Road — Tel, 8532 pkg., 3 f)ftgs. .. ability to recognize an attacking Whether this la true or not. a Chicago at St. Louis (n i^ t) Icnbine’s triple with two on in the SELOX 25c l-I*ound Can ...... 20c 23c Tall one of their number haa hit a high upper hand over all comers games of the playoffs with Pensa Tins with 12 victories and single losses cola, second place winner, resulted play aa early aa poaslble. sniart,: defensive team can play Cleveland at Detroit. seventh. Kl'lTTEL’S MARKET I W. HARRY ENGLAND Motor Oil, lOOTf) Pure Luncheon Meat 23c Beans \ homer. As soon aa he has the attack hob with the best attack. (Only games scheduled). Derringer Cops 20 th 18 BIsi9<9I St. TeL 4266 r e d 'AND WHITE RED AND WHITE Greenberg, a money player if to the Dodgers and Phils. In a standoff . . . Mickey caught SHAMPOO I Pennsylvania, the first three games and collected figured out. he should maneuver Paul Derringer finally got his vou« aoTHu there ever was one, now leads the Aa long as Begga was around, - ...- i ------coveted 20th victory as the Cln- ^ ^ Natlon-Wlde Food Stores of New England. 2-gallon can . . . O y C American League In home runs few fans cared whether a starting four hits In eleven trips. Including to meet the play accxirding to with 39, runs scored with 126, runs a double . . . -the victor of this some prearranged plan in cooper Sauerkraut 2 19c Tomato Catsup 2 27c hurler tossed more than a boll or ation with hia teammates. I'KG HERSHEY’S batted in with 145 and double* two before heading, for the show- series facea the winner of the ^ wmm% 2 tor yOXVDOLL.VRGF. RED WHIT^ with 49. He la fourth in th^ batting era. In all, Begga haia appeared In Jackaon-S^Ima duel, Jackson hav- In order to ferret out the play Again Name Luddy Hanson race with a .340 average. 33 games. Ing copped first place and ^.elma in the split second or tdro in 39c 2 for 39c Chocolate Syrup " m 9c A look at the batting percent fourth . . . which it develops, the defensive >WMM«AMEn m i. HAND TAILORED CLOTHES Chip** Sifted Peas < 2 33c ages Shows only two regulars, lineman, nr backer-up should give As Moriarty. Grid Mentor Lv. 11:84 a. m. D.S/i* / » T/jf So.;^ RED AND WHITE—FANCY SUNSPUN-PiniE hia undivided attention to the ball Center Pharniacy. 411 ■ • .You can pay mere than $28 Tli« white M«p Ernie Lombardi and Frank McCor carrier. Main 8L Phona 4S6S. 115 and get a hand tailored, ell- o f jLeag’ue Leaders mick, hitting above 800. Another, Last Night's Fights He should particularly guard Moriarty Brother*’ football can poeltlons are open to toe best can WUNO TRIP wOrsled suit ..but why should ^omen Ur whiter PATTERSON’S MARKET j c rookie Mike McCJormlck, has play against making a wrong move as didates available. ' ’’ Peaches 2 nns 37k Salad Dressing L"' 2 1 didates will pracUca at to* West you? Anglo * Craft gives yea TELEPHONE 3386 101 CENTER STREET By The Afifioclated Press | ed moat of the seasbn and is hlt- By ilie Associated Press * for washes National League f flng .288 but otherwise the Rhine Bangor, Pa.—A1 CoaU, 140, Side Oval tonight at 6:15 o’clock all (he line dolails and perisa- Batting — Garma, Plttaburgh, landers have ranged from BlUjr New York, outpointed George and another workout wrlU be held tionoi hand-tailoring, plus Ih* OUR QUALITY AND SERVICE IS HARD TO BEAT, Myers’ .195 to Bill Werber’a .276. Safeguards Shins CAMAY 25 c 10 for 37c Pkgs. .377; Hack, Chicago, .323. Brown, 136, Bethlehem, Pa., (8). Sunday morning at 9:30 o'clock •sesIUneo of an all-wotslod AND OUR FOODS AND ME.ATS ARE A DELIGHT TO EAT! ‘‘Junket” Ice Cream Mix Runs — Mize, St. Louis, 105; Played Daring Ball Brooklyn—Cavl—Gugglno, 132, at the Oval In preparation for the CHERRY PARK FAIR iabrie. In addition, in an Werber, Cincinnati, 103. Fans In seven other National Avon, Conn., On Ronto 177, Between UnlonviUe and Canton, Conn,. -■ 1 .Mi-.' I — Hartfnnl, Conn., tod Monty Pig- opening encounter of toe season, Anglo-Cralt aulj, you get the CONFECTIONERY OR BROWN SUGAR...... Ib. 7c RED a n d w h it e Giant Runs battfd in—Mize. 8t. Louis, League cltlea saw a surprising nature, 130,. BroolUyn, drew, (8). .\gain We .Are Having a Lot of Select. Home Dressed Chickens and Fowl. Chickens CRISP-T.ASTY’: 130; F. McCormick. Cincinnati, brand of baseball played by the which wrlll probably be played SEPTEMBER 26, 27 AND 28 — DAY AND NIGHT! styling and tailoring el ea- LAND O'LAKES OR IOWA BI TTER . . . . , ...... lb. 34c Com Flakes Pkgs. HarUord, Conn.—Natle Mann, ports . , . and eaelusive, smart d'rom 5 to 6 pounds are 33c Ib. Smaller Chickens, 3'/', to 4 pounds, .32c Ib. Fowl, 28c •119. Reds through the season. 185, Hamden, Conn., knocked out against the Stafford Olympics Horse Rtoing - Large Cattle Show - Ox Drawing - Poultry Show - Fepperrdge Farm While or Whole Wheat Bread___25c Hits—F. McCormick, Cincinnati, Daring base-running won many away'on Sunday, Sept. 29. Flower Show - Industrial Exhibits - Large Midway With Rides pattsma. Angle-Craft Is yens lb. Npthing Beats a Chicken Dinner! KIBBE'S If Lb. Larry Lovett, 184, HfiJI/ord, (8). and Shows • Fm lt and Vegetable Exhibits. QUALITY! 182; Hgck. Chicago. 181. - Manager Dick Kerr announced boat buy at 828. English .Muffins — Coffee Rings — Reymond’s Raisin Pastry Flour Bag Doubles —F. McCormick, Cincin today that Ludwig Hanson haa “FLASH WILLIAM’S THRILL DRIVERS” Bread — Potato Bread i— and Donuts. Legs of Spring L am b...... ^..... ,28c lb. Center Cut Pork R oasts...... 29c lb. nati, 42; Vaughan. PltUfcorgh, 87. again consented to handle the Satorday Aftomoon and Evening. coaching reins for toe Gas GOLD MEDAL FLOUR...... 24', lbs. 89c LeamTender Lamb Rolls, all lean .. 27c lb. Rib Roasts. . Pot Roasts. RED AND UillTE Pkgs. Triples — Vaughan, Pittsburgh. Rat Vendrillo Wins 14th 14; Miss, 8t. LouU, 13. ■ JlouserSf "Luddy” turned In a VAUDEVILLE EACH AFTERNOON AND EVENING Rib and Loin Shoulder Chops. Fresh Brisket...... '...... 28c Ib. Pancake Flour fine Job with toe team last fall and K l« e n « ...... 2 for 25c and 28c Our Good Scotch Sausages, sliced, all one Home run*—Mlse, 8t. Loul*. 41; FIREWORKS i Oovalettes, 500 ...... Nicholson, Chicago, 24. Straight at New London phiapecta look bright for another General Admission...... ^ ...... gge. l.«mb Is Cheajper! price 23c lb. Pitching—ritaalmraons. Brook- strong eleven to represent the 8-0*. Peaches, 4 for 25c 8-Oz. Pears, 3 for 25c Depot Sq. Market Fuirhelfi Gmeery lyn, 15-2; 8ewell. Pittsburgh, 15-4. south end in semi-pro competition. ShurRne Coffee—Special!...... lb. 21c Meats and UrocerleS PETERS’ Stewart J. Vennar* American League Pat Vendrillo waa tho only oneflanded a terrific right to the jaw The Stafford Olympics la one of l .i f OUR GOOD SCOTCH HAM—With the Faultless Taste! Try it; you will buy it always 20 Depot Square of four local fighter* abl* to gain " ' — ...... two teams that earned a decision Shurfine Milk ...... •. cans 27c afterwrards ...... »....< ...... 38c pound 384 Hartford Road Tel. 6387 Batting—DlMagglo, Naw York, but Farr cam* back with a rush .4 Phone 7626 RED A WHITE STtlRE Meals ■ Untccrtes ■ Fruit* .351; RadcUff, St. Loula, .346. a victory on toe opening card of in the next two stanzas to earn over Moriarty* last year and and Vegetables Runs—Greenberg, Detroit, 126; toe indoor season at New London an even break. It waa tha second Coach Hanson has high hopes of Menia and Groceries last night. He turned in an im- FOR FUN! -FOR HEALTHl Phone Service Until 8:00 O’clock Tonight. Please Let OURlGOOD TEA^Everybody Likes It! ...... 60c pound William* Doaton, 121. meeting of these rivals and toe gaining revenge tola time. He J. BROGAN Cor. Center and UiiswoM Sts. , Runs batted In—Greenberg, De preaalv* verdict over Toun); Ap second draw. plans to put his charges through Us Have Your Order By 9:15 A. M. for Saturday .Morn Cold Menta — Groceriea P. F. NIEI.SEN troit, 146: DlMagglo, New' York, ples of Westerly, R. I., In a bout Pete Vendrillo suffered hts some stiff scrimmage sessions dur Tet. ^ 8 Meals — Grorerles In which Pat had his opponent seventh'loaa in 32 aUrU when he ing toe coming week as toe time ing Deli veo’- Small Wilson Hams, 3 to 4 pounds .38c Ib. Round Ground . . . 38c Ib. Fmlta and Vegetables Fruits and Vegetables ■ I2ff.' ■ Wilson Smoked Shoulders...... ^Ic Ib. Ground Beef . ... ,28c Ib. 95 Pine 8L TeL 3820 Hits—Cramer, Boston, 103; Rad- reeling and groggy at the finish. dropped a narrow decision to Billy la short before toe opener. ROLLER SKATING 143 Main SL Tel. «!U.'. It waa Pat'a 14th straight tri Lktganljpf Wasterly. This was a nip The following players are asked Daisy H a m s...... 33c lb; Veal G round .~r. . -.30c Ib. clUr, St. L lUCD HYUER He Lcarna F w t BY FREO HAftiiCI SSS!^■ ^SS&, B U i r L L cW WLWMTf/ifH ai€ Sense and Nonsense -1R1O<0 J'A fo o a N JO M rt SIVIN' aeieuseTxoa Touaecrt: ■ .va8rr® We seem to’ get along beat An exchange coins a popular Efficiency Expert—Sort theae when we pay strict attention to slogan; "Billions for defanae but old latttrs Into alphabetical order mvMtca our own business, but we. don't not a dollar for taxss.” and then throw them away. get much excitement out of tt. ONE WAY TO BEARN IS TO Mrs. Newlywed (In seed store) ASK QUESTIONS. AND EN —I want to grow sotae trees in Mrs. Newlywed (giving first or Lost tiMl Found 1 Automobllca For Sato 4 Help Wanted— Female 95 Household Goods 61 Houses For Ssto 72 QUIRING IS THEREFORE A my garden. (Jan you sell me a few der to butcher, over the phone)— LAUDABLE CUSTOM SO LONG seeds? Baldwih, Drops New Transactions Pleaae send me a pound of steak. filoS T —BLACK SUEDE pocket- FOR SALB—1937 Master Deluxe WAITRESS—TEA Room for Sat 3 R oi>M S FURTtlTURE FOR.SAUS—NEIAR Depot Square, K. o f C. Toastmaster AS WE ASK SOMEONE WHO Salesman — (Jertalnly, madam. income producing property, two Butcher —r And what else, book, n«w 5 * 10 or CwtoJI’i . sedan Chevrolet, good condition, urdays and Sundays. Apply Man USED 3 1-3 MONTHS $150 MAY KNOW. Here's a packet. This furniture w u sold to a young 7 room singles, always rented. By Wasley Agency please ? ' Ttle^one 0601.______, privately owned, \^th-heater and chester Y. M. C. A. between 1 and DemocratFoe Mrs. Newlywed—Can you guar radio. Telephone 6340.' 5 p. m. couple July let, but unfortunately Price right for quick sale. Small Mrs. Newlywed — And — and Big Boss! invited out to dinner antee these? LOST—PAIR OF glawee In case. they had to break up houMkeep-- down payment, balance like rent. some gravy. by one of his employees)—I don’t Salesman — Tea, madam, we Am t West Side Rec. Monday 1938 PONTIAC SBDAN. 1937 Ply- GIRL FOR GENERAL house ing. Each and every item haa been Arthur A. Knofla, Tel. 5440-5938, Stuart J. Wasley, reports the often have such a dinner as this, can, work. Apply at 160 Tolland Turn From Council Sttontoon. Finder pleaae Call mcuth sedan, 1937 Pontiac sedan, tbodugbly revonditiuned by our 875 Main street. following transactions through Ms A DRUNKEN MAN DOES young fellow. Mrs. Newlywed—Will the trees 7314. Reward. 1936 Chevrolet town sedan, 1936 pike or Call 3379. Finiahing Departibent and the fur THINGS THAT HE WOULD Son of Family—Neither do we. be tall a)}d. thick In the trunk? Pontiac sedan. Cole Motors, at niture looka almoat like new. Thla (Continued from ^f^ge One) real estate office: EXPERIENCED silk presser. dry Suburban For lAale W NOT DO IF HE WERE SOBER I’m glad you came. Salesman — They should be, UU'l OUR WAY BY J. R W ILLIAM S ODK BOARDING HOUSE WITH MAJOR HOOFLB . The Center—6463. outfit Includea a complete Bed Annie Flaherty of 36 Lilac BUT IT IS WHEN HE IS SOBER madam. Personals >i cleaning, experience, steady work. room Suite, Living Room Suite was reported to have called the de- street, has sold to John Hulten of Apply Curb Service Laundry. GLASTONBURY, 69 Grove street. THAT HE MUST SUFFER FOR Why %ouId anybody want to be Mrs. Newlywed — And quite 1935'CHEVROLET coach or 1936 and Kitchen. If you are looking for fense set-up a "publicity stunt” 33 Division atreet, the four-room strong at the roots, I suppose? HE MU«TA THOUGHT WELL,HE'S ONE WORLD’S FAIR gueata $1.00 Plymouth coupe only $39 down Station 33, single, five rooms, hot THEM. president of the United States-p THEM «HAFTft FAU.1N' OF TH' MANY VA40 a b-i.-gain in good uaed furni air heat, no garage. $30 monthly and said “ the statements which single house at 69 High street. Af or of iinythlng else, for that mat Salesman—Oh, yes, madam. each. American home, 1 block and $18.25 a month and It Is ture here ia an opportunity you you are reported to have made ter alterations Mr. and Mrs. Hul WAS A BOMBIN' RAID/ THINKS SOME OF Fair Gates. Reservations. Mrs. yours. Brunner's 80 Oakland St. Dogs— Birds— Pets 41 covers all carrying charges. Price ter? „ Mrs. Newlywed—Very well. I'll 1 THINK A PERSON THEM BOMBERS IS shouldn't mlsa. weaken the public morale and tend ten will make this their home. Visitor—Do you think times are take a hammock also. Grant, 42-27 Saull street, Fliish- Tc:. 5191. $3000. Cash $500. Raymond G. to lessen the confidence of the getting better? KIN FOIXOW THAT (S O IN 'T O MISTAKE THE BEAGLE—GOOD LOOKING male J REE GASOLINE IF YOU DRIVE Bartlett, Inp.. 49 Pearl street, Mrs. Sullivan of Main street has Friend—What do you take for tns. N. y., Cor. Frankiln Ave. YOUR OWN CAR people of this state in the national Pastor—Oh, yea, decidedly. We w a r d o p e t o o ATLANTIC OCEAN FER 1 1-2 years old. trained. Will Hartford. Tel. 2-4343. sold to William F. Bltsy of Rock your insomnia? ...... WE'D RATHER DIET THAN C l o s e "W H Y , i THE ENGUSH If you-drive your own car to our defense program.” are getting much better class of Business Services Offered M make a real gun dog for this Fall. ville her property in DobsonvUle Man—A glass of wine at regu WEAR A DIAPHRAOM-C O N- BET .TH' PEOPLE CHANNEL/ Reasonable. Leavitt. 158 Pearl. store we will refund your gaaollne GLASTONBURY, 31-33 Grove St.. f Recently Hurley has criticized buttons in the collection la r Intervals. TROL BELT. (3VER THERE AIN’T Automobiles For Sale 4 if your purcuaaa^ amounta to $10 Center, consisting of a five-room now. • . ASHES—PAPERS removed week Station 33, three family, one fiat state finances under Baldwin's Re house and '3 acre of land. Friend ^D oes that make you THAT HEBWOUS/ 1937 DODGE, 1935 Ford coach, ly. Chambers Trucking. Telephone or more. Or you can phone us for five rooms, one of four rooms and publican regime and he took espe sleep ? NOTHING TO BE GAINED BY a "Courteay Auto” to calj for you. cial umbrage at statements made The Manchester Memorial Ho 1933 Chrysler cabriolet. 1933 Ford 6200. Poultry and Supplies 49 one of three rooms. Income $600. pltol Association has sold to Lav farmer—Do you guarantee this Man—No, but it makes me sat- WINNING AN ARGUMENT sedan, 1932 Willys sedan. Cole bring you to the atore and take Cash $500. Price $4000. Raymond by the governor in his acceptance I Isfled to stay awake. AND'LOSING A CUSTOMER. OP W A T E ^ BROODER HOUSE for sale 10x10 rence Converse the Boynton pro] rer seed? ^ Motora Main street lot, opposite SEPTIC TANKS, 200, .ibO, 400, 6C0 you back home again. No obliga O. Bartlett. Inc., 49 Pearl street, address after being nominated at Merchant—Guarantee? I should gal. capacity. Electric and gas feet. Convenient for moving. tion whataoever for thia service. Hartford. Tel. 2-4343. the Republican State Convention. erty at 82 Main street, Armory. Theodore Weiss of 16 Brulnard say so. If that seed doesn’t come welding. SAtlth Welding Com Cheap. 26 Lilac street after ‘ 6 WE GIVE YOU IN WRITING: NO ------1------Then the chief executive said that Place has rented a fiat at 50 Pine up, you bring it back and we’ll HULU EVERYTHING BY CLYDE LEWIS If 1937 CHEVROLET 1-2 ton panel pany, Buckland. Cali 3825. p. m. PAYMENTS IF SICK OR UNEM Completion of the $25,000,000 in refund your money. truck, excellent condition. goorevutlon» Buckland, Conn Phone 7997. ELECTRIC REFRIGERATORS, 5- selectmen, Burt Hnlleck, George' chiefs throughout the state should those who Intend to be present to •Rch count as a word and compound AUSTIN CHAMBERS—Local and cu. ft. G. E.—8 cu. ft. G. E. Por Cook; tj^asurer, I. Tilden Jewett; be notified that Fifth Columnists make known their intention by Navy Eiilistiiieiits situation: word* As two wordA Minimum cob* Long Distance Movers. Tel. 6260. FOR SALE- MEN'S rebuilt and celain. 6 cu. ft. G. E. 5 cu. ft. G. grand juror, A. Esten Clough, J. probably would be abroad, and the calling the K. of C. home tonight. Real Estate Agent (deciding to ts price of three llnep. be quite frank with his latest Line ratFB per dnv for tranileni 68 Hollister street.. relasted shoes. Better than new E. Ref. 1 Tru Kold. 1—Grunow. 1 Jackjm, Benjaman Miller: consta chiefs should advise on methods to The new board of officers, to be For Long Perioils Rd«. cheap shoes. See them. Sam 7 cu. ft. all por(.-lain Frlgldalre. bles. Bertram Banks, F. Benkozy, cope with them.' He iddcd that headed by Thomas J. Quinn will be clients)—Of course, this house Mareh IT. irtT haa one or two drawbacks which |L_ Yuyles, 701 Main. 1 Cro.sley Shelvadorc. J. W. Hale Frank Ott; board of education, the council also talked of guard installed in the K. of C. home at 7 Cash Charge Corp. I feel I must mention. It Is bound _ WERE I Conieculive Uaye<..| 7 ctsi I ett Repairing ' ------Rupert West; library director, ing bridges, and that 'h c^ s were o'clock. Following the installation, New Haven. Sept. 20 _ 8 ConiecuMve Daye...| 9 ctelU cti which will be in charge of District ed on the north by the gas works, Valentine S. Alison. I spent deciding whether guard.s Lieut. W. B. Davidson, U. S. Navy THE ATLANTIC CHANNEL 6HE C O M E 9/ 1 Day ...... Ill ct«[l3 ct» WANTED TO TUNE, repair and Fuel and Feed 49-A should be placed under or above Deputy Lawrence Fagan of Hart bfficer in charge of Navy recruit and on the south by a fertilizer All orders for Irregular Insertions Machinery and rools 52 At the Democratic Caucu.s held plant, on the east by a vinegar Will be charged at the one time rate regulate your piano or player at the Town Hall, Tuesday eve the bridges.' ” ford. the officers and members will ing service in Connecticut, said to SEVSONED HARD WOOD for go to the hotel where the dinner factory, and on the west there is Special rates for tong term every piano. Tel. Manchester 5052. sale, cut any length for .fireplace USED OLIVER ”70” tractor, ex ning the following were; noml- The governor also referred to day, in an effort tq clear up what 4 ay Rdverttamg given upon request will be ser>-ed. a glue-boiling establishment. BY EDGAR MARTIN or furnace, $9.0t a cord; also slab cellent condition. u.sed and new [nated: A.sse.ssor, R. Eldred Doyle; new.spaj)or report.s Wedne.sday on may be a misunderstanding, that Bool'S AND HER BUDDIES Still A, W. 0. L. Ada ordered before the third or LAWN .MOWERS SHARPENED, Hurley's appearance at Torrington OTOrge Stamler Is chairman of Husband—Good heavens 1 Fancy fifth day will be charged only for repaired; shears, knives, etc., wood $8.00. Donald Gchrlng. Tel. tractor plows, harrow.s. Dublin j board of tax review, Andrew J, "voluntary enlistments for short showing us such a place. What a the actual number of times the ad where he was quoted as calling the banouct committee. ground; keys fitted or duplicated; 8758. Tractor Company. WlUimantlC. Buckley; selectmen, George D. terms and the privilege of selec neighborhood. HE.V appeared, charging at the rate earn formation of the Defense Council tion of type of duty for men volun- ed but no allowance or reTTimtsr“car vacuurr cleaners, clocks, phono Neff, .lojin F. Lathrop; agent of Agent—Quite so. But there are | 1 I OARE SEASONED HARD wood for fur town deposit fund, I, Tilden .lew- "a publicity stunt.” meet the candidates, discuss their ieering before the draft goes Into I V A COMvN' be made on six time ads stopped graph: etc., repair^, overhauled Wanted— To Buy 58 advantages. The rent ia cheap and j After the fifth day. Bralthv'alte, 52 Pearl street. nace or fireplace $4.50 for 1-2 cord. olt: grand juror, .John A.she. Wil- Others .Accept Responsibility. local problems and, above all. pre effect does not pertain to the Naval you can .always tell which way j No **t!l| forbids**; display lines not H. B, A W. B. Pomeroy, 8671. lian ('iechow.ski, .lames Buckley; service." •eld. CALL MANCHESTER'S leading "All of the other members of sent u.s with a true picture of con the wind is blowing. j The Herald will nut be respunslblt dealer for your .saleable junk. Wm. con.stabIe.s, Marlin Ludwig, the council and the cabinet (for ditions." Lieutenant Davidson stated that for more than on^ Incorrect Inser t.’harles Ralsch; registrar, Mary 51 Ostrin.sky, 182 Bis.sell street. Tel. .state defense) have accepted the From these informal talks. "Navy enlistments are for six tion of any advertisement ordered Household C.oods I .Magnu.son: boartl of education. E. rcspon.sihility which I called upon for more than one time 5879, Chairman McCarthy declared, two years for first enlistments and S'l'ORIES IN AMPS The inadvertent omission of in Notice of the " FOR SALE- DAK dining rexjm '.I. Wanat; library director, L. Ern them - to as.sume, patriotically, defln tc trends have become ap four years for each succeeding en •errect publication of advertising .set. 8 pieces, in good condition. est Hall: senatorial delegates, wholeheartedly and without re.ser- parent: One Is the enthusiasm for listment. TTjla Is not a recent will be rectified only by cancellation Rooms Without Board 59 I .lames D. Burke, George D. Neff, vatlon,” the governor wrote. the Connecticut candidates and change,” he added, "but has been <80 TO of the charge mad* for the servlr« Tax Collector Telephone 4786. ( ecv\oo\_ (- rendered I John Lathrop. A. F. Ludwig: con- "I am shocked that you have their alignment with President In effect since 1939. There are no 1 All advertisements must cunforn- FOR SALE—G. E. Hotpoint elec FOP RENT FURNISHED room, 1 gressional, Geo/ge D. Neff, James .seen fit to characterize thi.s work Roosevelt and the New Deal, and Indications at present that this “Nix, Mrs. Ostrich— that’s our football!” In style. Copy and typography with of the tric range, good condition $50; 3 miniite.s from bus line. Con j n. Burke, Charle.s H. Ijconard, vital to our state and nation a.s tho.^othcr ia a noticeable weaken regulation will be changed in the regulations rnfori-ed by the t>uhlish- Party leaving town. In^piire 13 venient for Aircraft worker.s. John F. Lathrop; probate. Simeon an undertaking simply for the ing og Republican small town en- era and they re.^erve the right to Ratc.s reasonable. Cad 6951. near future, principally because edit, revise or reject any copy con- South Maiiehester Fairfield street. B. Luhrsen. R. Eldrcd Doyle sake of publicity. thusi ism for Willkie. the country as a whole, and the eldered objectionable Frank Ludwig, (-harlc.s H. Leon "This attitude upon your part To Give Teatimonlul Dinner Connecticut district, in particular, FUNNY BUSINESS CT.OdlN<» IK Cbiasifled adt FOR SALE - GRAY ENAMEL ard. obviously would make your con In Newtown, the Democratic to be published e.'itnr day must hs Bengal combination ga.s and oil Wanted— Rooms— Board 67 has consistently filled its enlist «eya.4s»»tT received by \i o d o r k noon S.atur* Firc‘ District Aaron Pratt. Jr:, is spending a tinued setwice as a member of Town Committee, under the lead ment quotas and maintained a devs I i i range, large oil burners. Good a.s few days at the Pratt summer i this defense organization of little ership of Probate Judge Paul All persons liable bv law to pay new. Dial 5762. ELDERLY WOMAN and daughter sizeable waiting list from one Holy Bible Holds Place Telephone Youi Want Ads want room with bath and kit< hen home in Tolland before leaving j value, and you can consider that Cavanaugh, announced it would month to the next.” BY ROY CRANB taxc.s to the South Mnnche.ster for hi.s winter work a-s musical di- your services as a member of the As World's Best Seller W A SH TU BBS Cherchez La Femme Xda m-4'epted tivcr the tele Fire IHatrtct arc hercliv notified prlvilege.s, heated, furnished or honor Chairman McCarthy at a re'tor in a Vermont High School. council arc herewith terminated.” testlinonlal dinner on Sept. 30. phone at the t'llAUGlL KATL given that I wi'l hive a r.ite hlM for the unfurnished. Phone 8649. HMM! 9 ONLY WE HAP A PBETTY (SIBL...0NE abo\e as a convcncince to adver Rec. L. C. Ilarri.s Superintendent whicii would be attended by the 'T'HE Bible u the world's “Book 1 TfLL VA.POPS,the T the SAIMUTE PUNKVB roosnate bem > the ^ T,toHM!Tws tswosEsewaus EOT list of 1939 of 2 re'lls on the dol- THE/BEX thAN WE BEALUED.COMBMtt HOW? OF THOSE VIVACIOUS BLONDES LTi Payment! Republican State Convention last Jr., of Hartford, was named as the building has also been established. since Gutenberg issued his first t utem'** *■ •• ful and pretty gifts. Refreshments, toa.stniaster. copy. Some 29,000,000 Bibles are AULtJiuuUlbS for S;)le 4 toh( I If'"' rendc 's the tax 1\hi !’ii l!-nt? Houses F< r Sale 72 consisted of a birthday cake,* Wednesday, said that "if the state This is to be open each Tuesday. Automobiles for Fx.M.tnge .... k d" 'no ent and ii-ercst will be wjuits a lieutenant governor who Instead of having the Center on printed annually. Auto Accessories—Tires ...... 8 fancy cookies, candy and ice The Bible was first written by added at t'-e rate of 7.2 per cent J 0N 1> DUTCH COLONIAL 6-room sin cream. cai'h serve as its poet-laureate, Stamps Depict Foodstuffs North School atreet open five days Auto Repairing--Painting .... 7 the Jews, from history, tradition, More Magic BY V. T. HAMLIN • Auto Schoo s ...... t - \ -cr einum ria*‘n” from Septem 33 O \ K gle, fireplace, oil-burner, excel The Tolland Grange Economics count me out.” a week the hours will be limited ALLEY OOP Autos— N’ .p by Truck \ ...... S ber 15. lent condition, centrally located. Professor Shepard; an authority On their respective postage to Wednesday only. The West Side folk-lore, prophecies and laws. Autos .-or Hire s Offlor r^l. CJommittee arranged an exhibition George W C. Hunt, Tei. 7396. at the Eastern States Exposition on English literature and a Pulit stamps, Bulgaria has featured branch will be open on Tuesday, The Hebrew Scriptures were OAOISUM MUX OlieaEO G s' ,* • - -Service— Stor*»e# . . . Ki Rcftid. nee T*I7 grapes, Newfoundland has shown • orcycles- -R'ryrle- .. . l\ Col'ector. at Springfield. Maas thia week. zer prize winner asserting that the the North school center on Wed translsted into Greek between the UP AM' SWEPT ME. RKSHT IM - • ant.'d AiitoH MM».,rc.vcles 'j Mrs. William Tyler of Canter "remarks” had "no political bear codfish, and Oolumbla has pictur nesday and the new branch on third shd first centuries before AW’ MOW THAT I'M IW, I TOM'! Bnalvrsa and t*enfraM|«»n*l Nervi* % bury. Conn., was a guest Wednes ing or value” , said that “if Intend- ' ed bananas. In each case, the Spruce street on Thursday. The Christ. The New Testament was KNOW WHALl'M GONNA CO Builneaa Services Offered .... IS stamp portrayed a prominent pro Houiehold Services t^ffered . . . . l l - A Sale of Clams day at the home of her son Wil ed as a contemptuous bnishlng^ opening of the Spruce street written in Greek, adopted by Building--—Contracting ...... 14 liam Tyler, Jr, and family. aside of an opponent before the duct of the country. branch was much appreciated by early Christians and translated by Florlata— Nurseries ...... II contest has really begun, they children living on the East Side Jerome into the Latin, or Vulgate Funaral Directors ...... i l To Be Banned Mrs. Donald Grant of Wapping ‘He always dresses like that when he starts his heavy miss their purpose." The dollar mark originally was and nearly 300 secured toys there Bible in 383 A. D. Heating— Pliimhing— Roofing ,. I? an<] Miss Sadie Millard of Rock drinkinf;.*’ tnihrance ..... It MUST BE SOLD ville were callers of Miss Berths No Diaqiwllilcatlon. a religious symbol. yesterday. Millinery— Oresamaklng ...... If Place Wednesday. He added: Moving—Trucking—Storage .. 20 OWNER MOVING OUT OF TOWN. 6-ROOM SINGLE Bridgeport, Sept. 20 —(/Pi—Sale of clams dug along the Bridgeport "Dr. McConaughy knows as well Public Passenger Service ...... lO-A HOUSE on the West Side. Large Lot. Furnace Heat TOONEKVILl.E FOLKS BY FONTAINE F’OX Painting— Papering ...... 2i water front, to which a record as I do that the ability to handle Profeaatnnal Services ...... 22 and Garage. Priced for Quick Sale— $4000. Small the English language, which he Repairing ...... 28 number of typhoid fever cases Down Paj-ment. Rest As Rent. here has beiin attributed, will be Legion Setback himself so conspicuously possess, Daily Pattern Tailoring— Dyeing—Cleaning .. 24 T HE P o w e r f u l K a t r i m k a i s e n t i r e l y t o o s t r o n g f o r s o m e j o b s ! Toilet Goods and Service ...... 25 prohibited. Dr. Richard O’Brien is no disqualification for the office Wanted— Business Service .... 26 Shea, public health officer, said to Party Tonight of lieutenant governor. ® Rdocatinnal J "If I say nothing of the fact Pattern Courasa and Cl.i.ssea ...... 87 STUART J. WASLET day. Private Instructions ...... ' 26 Dr. Shea said the seven typhoid that he la a highly succe8aftlI’'uifiT- i Dancing ...... 26 A .Real Estate and Insurance cases in the city .were caused by veralty president, I may' expect Along with the pattei;p for these I Musical— Dramatic ...... 29 Fine, prizes will be given this State Theater Building Tel. 6648 - 7146 Any Time. eating clams dug in the waters evening at the weekly setback him, before long, to ignore the comfy, good-looking pajamas, Wanted— Inst ructions ...... M fact that I have' written a few come instructions for crocheting Ptnanclal from Pleasure Beach to St..„Mary’s series of games to be held in the FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Electioneering. BY MERRILL KLOSSER Bonds—Stocks—Mortgages ... 81 by the Sea. At no time since be Legion Home. Leonard street un books. Then we can. get down the slippers! And what a world of Business Opportunities ...... 32 to the real business of this cam comfort and cozy warmth they Money to Loan.-...... haa been health officer, Dr. Shea der the aegis of Dilworth-.CorneIl 38 paign—a campaign In which he both offer! The pajama icoat vwvT lardM 1 WAS J ust Fisuaii Help and Sltnatlone pointed out, has there been that Post, American Legion. During the ...... AMO IF M3U rx>rr HSLP Help Wanted*—Female ...... II has pledged his 'entire loyalty and hangs loose and full from a smooth G o S M . HILDA, you COULD NUP wmatS that A WAV' TO g e t s 6g TUB number of typhoid cases reported. past few weeks these games have ME G E T e l e c t e d . iL L MEVER. .5000 MALE VOTE. Itaip Wanted— Male ...... 81 He said the importation of clams devotion to Ray ^Baldwin’ and in yoke. It's finished with a trim, 5 PCA< T o bOL) AGAIN! J 1 DON'T our SOME Soar HAVE I got to do •aleameB Wanted ...... 86-A been attracting, many Legion OF CA>(ARAt(5N — WITH the dug in New Haven harbor would naires, Auxiliary members and which I pledge mine to the State notched collar, equipped with ca,^ KNOW AMVTNIN© Help Wanted—Male or Female 87 ABOUT PCUTiCS / I'VE GOT 1& HAVE ELECnOM? Agaata* Wanted ...... 8 7 -A also be prohibited, since it is of Connecticut. paclous pockets to keep yoiJ Workingmaii's Opportunib friends of the groups. At the close A PLATFORM OR lltuAtloni Wanted— F^mala feared they may also contribute to of play refreshments will be serv "Dr. McConaughy will soon find vagrant hankie from escaping duil fiituatlona Wanted— Male 81 that poetry, so.far as I am con ing the night, and trimmed witi^ SO»sAETI-IINK5 / Bmployment A gen clei...... 44 the spread of the fever. ed. Playing starts at 8215 p.m. U v e (Meek— P et^—Poaltry— cerned, will play no part in thia bands of piping. The'trousers are Vrhlelea campaign. Democrats prefer to unusually well-cut, and very easy . f i Oog»— Bird*— Peta ...... 4t stick to the facts, and let their to tailor. As for the slippers, any Live fitoek— Vehicles ...... 41 opponents do the dreaming. They Poultry and Supplies ...... 41 body who has ever tucked her toes Wanted —Pets- -Poultry—Stock 44 GREENWAY FARMS also prefer to respect their oppon into the soft warmth of a pair like Per Sale-fr^lseelleaeeee ents as long as they can. this, will Jump at the chance to Arttelss For SsU ...... 4A Boata and Accessories ...... T shall not try to compete with have some more—so easily and so 46 on Woodbridge Street REAL ESTATE Dr. McConaughy in two-edged thrlfUIy! Building Materials ...... 47 Diamonds — Watches—Jewelry 41 personal remarks, partly for the Make the pajamas of flannel, iSl4mtr1eal Appliances— Rsdlo.. 49 Now is your best time to buy that home on conveni reason that I hold for him a brqadcloth, batiste or silk crepe, Fuel and Feed ...... 49-A ent terms. Barden— Farm— Dairy Produeta 90 strong regard and respect. He according to the climate and your V-ssousM Household Goods ...... It New Cape Cod Houses, 4 rooms; fireplace and steam A Real Buy and I are not running for the preferences. Complete require Maeklnsry and Tools ...... 12 heat. AH lots at least 60 ft. frontage. Houses are ar office of poet-laureate but for that ments for slipper yarn appear on Mualeal Instruments ...... IS of lieutenant-governor. We face your pattern sew chart. BY JOHN C TERRY DfTloa and Store Equipment ••• 94 8 0 SCURCHY SMITH Special Delivery Spaolala at the Stores ...••••• II ranged additional rooms can be finished on second fioor New six room single home, hot water heat, each other now In the political Pattern No. 8786 is deslgn'ed for w earin g Apparel— Furs ••.••• 17 as needed. arena. I intend to meet him Apd sizes 12, 14, 16, 18 and 20. Size 14 r’tIFantstf— To Buy ...... II garage, large lot, excellent location, sacrifice beat him on that grround.” WEU..HAVE VOI T NOTMEENS. TPMORROW/BY * B e a * » -» B 4Mir*— H o tel^-H eaerte THE BEST PART IS THAT YOU ONLY NEED $435.00 reqjdres 5 yards of 39-inch mate Rewtanniato at $5,300. Terms. ~ ^ Unprecedented Enthnalaam. rial r 61/4 yards binding. FOUND ANYTHING?) •nawoiatow. Without Board •••••«*> It TO OWN ONE OF THESE HOUSES < lleanwhlle Democratic state For a PATTERN of thia attrac dors Wantad ...... ••««««I9 -A . . . aitd this in, two installments— $ 2 2 5 is all you need headquarters reported "an unpre^ suntrg B o a rd -R a so rta •«••••• I t tive model send 16c IN COIN, ^ lotala—Raatauranta ..«••••••• H now and the additional $210 when you get your Deed. N E W — Four rooms first floor, two unfinished on second. cedented enthusiasm on the part YOUR NAME.A D D R E 8 8, “ stod— Rooma^Board 99 Tptal Cost of House i s ...... $4335. Fireplace, steam heat. $4335. $435.00 down. $30.85 of Democratic workers for the STYLE, NUMBER and .SIZE to _ _ ~ Batato For Boat state ticket headed by Robert A. • « taieata. Flata. Tonamenta tl Monthly Payments ...... $30.85 per month pajrs taxes, interest and principal. The Herald, Today’s Pattern Serv laaa Idoeattona for R oat •• M Hurley, state public worHa com ice. 106-7th Ave., New York, N. Y. F o f RoBt ■•••••••••«•• II NOW IS THE TIME TO ACT AND $225 • missioner,” following an analysis m You’ll get the thrill of a new ^barhM For R oat ...... H - ■ STARTS THE BALL ROLLING! This agency haa a very large listing of Real Estate, of pre-campaign meetings with ! 6 7 6 6 season when you turn the colorful sr Homos For Roat ••••• fit workers groups in, Tolland, Wind •tod to Roat ...... W an types. piages of our new Fall Fashion lUal Hotaio For fialo For Inspection and Further Particulars— Sec ham, Hartford and Utchfleld Book, brimming over with lovely sc Battdlag f^r Sal# ^ 19 counUes held during the" past 10 styles. Fashions for afternoon and __ Froporty for fialo t9 aad Uaad fo r fialo ••••• tt days. every day! Fashions for your fog fialo ••••••«««!••••• ' Z* "We tried something new iMth school-girl daughter! Fashions for A fialo •••••••••• f t Howard R. Hastings these county meetings,” State “ everybody from size 1 to 52, eas -. a FroM i^ for Balo STUART J. WASLEY Chairman John T. McCarthy said, for fialo «.•••••>•••• 21 ____ MEAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE 1 0 1 PHELPS ROAD to make, new aa tomorrow mom- at# for Bgehaago •••• H RATE THEATEE BUNl. TS!i- M«s . 71M "and they have proven of Immense tag, and, of course, all inexpensive! -RMi Bateu ...... 7* value. Not only have we come Into AOEMT rO E OREENWAT FARM HOMES. Phone 4842 Op^n Sundays Patterd, 16c Pattern Book, 15c direct contact with the workers, One Pattern and Patterd Book or- (O tt40. by reatsias Pax) oe • * • • • <*sa.;gaaAi-f-JI3 tE- ■■ - but tbs workers baVf been able to dered toother, 2;ic. ■ ) t