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Classified Adrertlslng on page 6 MANCHES1!ER, c o n n , MONDAY, JANUARY 17,1927. State Uibtary PRlCiS THREE CENTS, VOL. XLI., NO. 91. CORU. ___

EXPORTS, IMPORTS DRA.W WETS LOSING, CLOSER TO A BALANCE’ 'FAMED SCOPES Big Prize *%ovMyt Washington, Jan. 17.— Amer­ GOOLIDGE MAY MEET MEX ica’s foreign trade in 1926 to­ to Young*s Mother taled $9,242,953,000, an in­ TRIAL A HOAX, SAYS T A U IN crease of $106,500,000 , the 0 r ' ' . I Commerce Department announc­ ed today. The favorable balance Waited on Table to Keep Boy in School, Now He SPEECH HERE of trade was $177,869,000, the TEACHER SAYS RULER IN BORDER PARLEY smallest since 1910. Gets $25,000 to End Her Hardships. Exports were $4,810,411,000, a decrease of $99,400,000. Im­ Brother of Former President ports were $4,432,541,000, an Didn’t Teach Class at All on increase of $205,952,000. Toronto, Jan. 17.— "My good-^ young to think of gtrls. He hasn’t TELLS OF GRAFT Listens to Proposal Made Gold exports were $115,- ness, isn’t it lovely,” declared Mrs. any sweetheart that I knpw of and Declares Congress is Dry­ Day Named in Indictment I don’t want him to think seriously 707,t)00; imports $213,472.- Jane Young, widowed mother of 17- 000. of marrying for qnlte a while.” year-old George Young, who pad- Mrs. Young explained that when INRUNNINGOF by Leaders in the Senate er Now Than It Ever Was; For Attack on Fimdamen- died his way to victory and a $25,- she was left alone with George 000 prize In the Catalina chEtnnel when her husband died she made Raps Press of U. S. tahsm. swim In California, spurred on by her living by cooking and waiting SEVERAL FACE ACTION AMERICAN, ENGLISH his desire to end the hardship of on a table. She said she wasn’t “ a SOLDKHOME FOR SENATE CONTEMPT Tension Over Nicaragua his parent. bit ashamed of it.” Horace D, Taft, brother of for­ It was for love of his mother that When George was sixteen his Washington, Jan. 17.— ^With­ mer President WilUam Taft, said CHlIRCHES RAIDED Washingon, Jan. 17.— One of the youthful George risked his amateur mother suffered an Injury and he in an hour after the Supreme Lessens as State Depart­ last night at the South Methodist greatest legal hoaxes in the history standing to Invest his scanty funds was forced to quit school and go to Noroton Refuge Conducted Court had decided today that a In a motorcycle to carry him from work. church that he didn’t think the of American jurisprudence has come Senate committee has power to proibition amendment was the Canada to Callfqmia for a try at a ('The story of Young’s winning ment Amends Attitnde; to an end with the decision of the small fortune. of the Catalina channel Contest will In Interest of Board Is compel testimony of witnesses wise way to handle the liquor under penalty of contempt. Sen­ question. What the wise way was, U. S. Destroyer Hastings to Tennessee Supreme Court granting When the motorcycle caught fire be found on the sports pi.ge). after George got beyond Chicago, Boy’s Own Story. ator James .A,. Reed, served no­ Kellogg Gets Borah's Ad­ the speaker did not explain. John Thomas Scopes a new trial In Charge of Auditors In tice in the Senate that he would Mr. Taft was brought here on he continued the trip by train, on Los Angeles, Jan. 17.— ^Let Foochow to Protect Mis­ the world famous anti-evolution foot and by “ hitches.” George tell it. report several contempt cases the observation of the ninth anni­ for action. He referred to vice At His Home— New versary of fhe passing of the Vol­ case. George has always been a good George Is the 17-year-old youth Startling Report The story of the hoax may he son, light-hearted but never frivo- from. Toronto who is richer today Thomas F. Cunningham of stead Act and the Eighteenth Philadelphia; Samuel Insull, Amendment. He is the leader of sionaries There. told today because the court, while lous,” said Mrs. Young today, by $25,000 for having negotiated Election Solution Looms; has always been industrious and 22 miles throngh the chilly waters the Illinois utilities magnate; the law enforcement body in Con­ holding the anti-evolution law con­ New Haven, Jan. 17— That mem­ States Atorney Robert E. Crowe necticut and has stood for enforce­ studied hard in school.” of the Paclflc ocean from Avalon, stitutional, recommended that the bers of the Board of Governors of and others. ‘Diaz Warned By Depart ment of the dry laws since they London, Jan. 17.— Chinese mobs Mrs. Young said her son liked Catalina island, to the mainland, case against Scopes be nolle-pross- particularly to eat porterhouse to win the epic swim sponsored by Fitch’s Soldiers’ Home, Noroton were enacted. have attacked American and Eng­ Heights, “ could and did combine to Wets Losing Power ed because he left the state. The steak and drink tea. He is a strong William Wrlgley. ment. lish churches and residences in cater, she said. George— George Young— Is the effect their own purposes and pro­ Instead of becoming stronger in authorities have agreed. “ Has George a sweetheart?’' mote their personal Interests Congress and throughout the coun­ Foochow, according to dispatches youth who made his way to Cali- The truth of that famous, case Is “ Goodness gracious!’' Mrs. C A I M TO GUARD try, the wets are gradually losing received here today. through the conduct of the board that Scopes was convicted of a mis­ Young replied. “ He is much too (Contlnued on page 5) affairs” is a charge made by Grlf- Washington, Jan. 17.— The ex- power, he said. Congress now is The United States destroyet demeanor which he never com dryer than it ever was, according fenhageu & Associates, Ltd.,, .of tremo tenseness that has marked Plllsbury is reported to have left mltted. The writer has the word of Chicago, in a report of an exhaus­ BORDER BY FUERS to his statement, three-fourths of Scopes himself to this effect. the Mexlcan-Nlcaraguan situation the House and the Senate being Shanghai for Foochow to protect tive Investigation into affairs at the “ Sldrts Clear.” CHAPLIN, ILL, MAY Home made to the State Commis­ since American warships and ffi.!- dry. Americans there. | The youthful teacher, who be­ SUBPOENA POWER Mr. Taft’s talk was based on an sion on State Institutions and re­ rines were concentrated In Carib­ Reports No Attack i came the center of a tremendous leased by the Commission here to­ article by Walter Llppman in Har­ New York, Jan. 17.— The board bean waters appeared lessening to- conflict between fundamentalism day. Former members of the board Plans to Use Juarez Air Base per’s magazine. Lippman, he said, of foreign missions of the Metho­ BE IN BED 10 DAYS ; day. and science, never violated Tennes­ OF SENATE UPHELD declared, when they were in office, is one of the leaders of the wets dist Episcopal church today receiv­ see’s anti-evolution law as found Both in Washington and in in this country and his article, “ The affairs of the Home are none to Stop Anns From U. S* ed a cablegram from Bishop Brown by the jury. He didn’t teach the Latin-America strongly backed though strong, was open to a lot in Foochow stating that there had of the taxpayers’ Business,” accord­ children of Dayton, Tenn., any ing to the report, which shows that movements are about to And a so­ of criticism. . ^ * been looting in the city but there \ “ theories that deny the story of the Breakdown Suffered Satur­ “ The Eighteenth Amendment had been, no attack upon the Meth­ Mai Daugherty Loses as Sn- in the year ending Ju~e 30, last, For Rebels. lution of the difficulties that trill divine creation of man as taught the sum of $175,177,26 was spent can never be repealed,” Mr. Taft odist mission, which Is outside of in the bible.” He said so himself restore military peace in Nicara­ said. “ It is impossible for it to care for 158 persons living there, the city limits. Yet he was indicted and convicted day Serious, According to preme Court Rules Call gua, and political peace in Wash­ would necessitate calling a consti­ Foreign Settlements Barred a reduction In cost of $8,162 in a Mexico City, Jan. .17.— Evidence by a jury of farmers while the year. ington. ' tutional convention in which two- Shanghai, Jan. 17.— Notwith­ whole world watched his case. that the Calles ^vernment believes * thirds of the states would partici­ 915,000-To Paint Home standing the improvement of the The bald, bare truth is that His Physician. For Books Valid. that- the rebellion of religious zeal­ Not the least Interesting of the pate. As there is not now a two- situation in the vicinity of Shang­ Among items in the report is one Scopes missed the lesson, which ots In northern and central Mexico suggestions for solution of the thirds majority on the question, hai, as a result of General Sun might have violated the law. His that the Home was painted at a Qost Mexican problem has been that there will be no convention. The of over $15,000. Another item de­ is being supported from the United Chuang-Fang’s victory over the indictment charged he taught a cer- New York, Jan. 17.— The condi­ Washington, Jan. 17,--The pow­ President Coolldge should go to tlie east may be wet, as in New York, clares that in July, 1924, the Home States was given today when H was Cantonese forces at Ningpo, the i tain anti-evolutionary theory on tion of Charlie Chaplin, film com­ effort to go to the border and there Connecticut and Rhode. Island, but foreign fiTuthorities today continued April 24, 1925 .In truth, he didn’t er of the Senate to subpoena rec­ paid $557.80 for bituminous coal announced that the establishment meet President Calles in personal out in the middle west and the far their preparations to defend the teach his biology class at all on edian, wap somewhat Improved to­ ords and witnesses In officail inves­ and $1,680.09 more for freight on of an aviation base' at Juarez is conference in an effort to agree west the states are as dry as dust. foreign settlement against a pos­ that day. Two pupils testifled at his day, following a nervous break­ tigations was upheld by the Su­ it. The repert also shows a long list projected. upon a general adjustment of Mex- ‘They have always been that way. sible attack by the Nationalists. trial that he taught from page 155 down suffered Saturday, but he will of attendants at high salaries, and The government; It is said. In­ Ican-Amerlcan affairs. Dry victories have been the usual preme Upurt today In a decision of n akes a recommendation showing 'The international settlement to­ in Hunter’s “ Civic Biology” on that be confined to his bed for ten or f^r-rieachiug importance, which in­ tends to send strong aerial forces Does Not Refuse. thing for many years and thie day was completely ringed with day hut Scopes said he had “ skip­ how 930,000 a year could be saved to Juarez, and to maintain a com­ twelve days, attending physicians volved the roDStitational rowers Cf The suggestion was made to trend seems to he for the dfys barbed wire entanglements, and ped” the lesson. tbo legidative branch of the gov- by readjustment of duties Changes plete border control there to pre­ rather than against them. The the French commission, which lies It was on a warm July afternoon announced. already made have effected .a.savirig; vent the entry of rebels across the President Coolidge at the White, ornment. House last week, it was learned to- movement is a thing that started between the international settle­ in 1925, a few hours after hla con­ “ He is highly unstrung. of 2 S p w in cost'Of &od. Unitrid States border and check 5|'b^dqqlBloaiwasj!ehdej§jlJ,n ^Ije -day, by responsible members of the In I860 and U haa been growing ment and' fbS' CfilnbsiS cfty,. was viction, that scopes told the writer m ehtS'and physical eonditten '•iw| g. Daughftrfyrbrot'fter ** The rriport points out that , “ the the' shlprisent of military suptllfe's.' ever since. The movement has shut in bebind huge steel gates present superintendent .was appoint­ It is understood that informatipa Sanata,.,who, \rore keenly concerned the “inside atory” of his trial. Thej affected by his v breakdown, of ftfiarier Attorrtoj'-aevc' al Harry over the apparent 'drift of the tiro been in one direction and to my which blocked all streets. ed July’ 19, ‘1919. for the. ekp'ress hrie^hhen received here that the toll declared Dr. Gustav Tieck, who is Ad. Daugherty, arid la an outgrowth governments toward an open clash. knowledge, the gain has always A message from Hankow said H. . There s something I must tellj attendance The physician' said of the Senate's fnnioua investiga­ purpose of straightening orit the rebels have and are receiving sup­ been on the prohibition side.” affairs of the institution. Apparent­ port from sympathizers in the Unit­ Considerable pressure Is beliig M. S. Woodlark arrived there today you,” said Scopes. “ It’s ^ ^ r i ^ breakdown was la— ely brought tion into the Department of Justice brought to bear on President Dia»\ Raps Newspapers bringing foreign refugees from all during the trial. You know I m '• .... while the latter Daugherty was its ly he has made sincere effort to do ed States. Mr. Taft rapped the press of the on by nervous strain resulting from Government officials made It to retreat from the recalcitrunt Changspa. The Woodlark was not guilty of violating this law.” the divorce suit brought against head. so, but until within the last year, country, saying that it was practi­ “ A jury said you were,” he was according to all evidence, his hands clear that the proposed creation of stand he has assumed since he was threatened with bombardment by Chaplin by his. wife, Lita Grey, in Defied Seriate assured of American military sujw cally subsidized by the liquor inter­ Mai S. Daughort ' head of a have been tied by a hostile execu­ an aerial base at Kuarez is not in the Nationalists’ uhore batteries, told. Los Angeles. 3 port. This pressure is being applied ests. Doing Something. Else. bank at. Washington Court Hou.se, tive committee and an unresponsive tended as a measure offensive to but the commander of the British Sees No Visitors by the State Department and by “ We saw nothing in the papers “ Yes, but I never taught that O., refused to give tlie senatorial staff, who looked to the same execu­ the United States, but is merely a gunboat wirelessed to Eugene Chaplin remained in bed at the neighboring Central-American re­ about the great dry victory in Illi­ evolution lesson,” Scopes retortea. investigators access to records of tive committee to keep them in measure of precaution from Mexico Chen, Nationalist foreign minister, apartment of his attorney, Nathan publics, some of which are favor­ nois a short time ago. Wet victor­ “ I skipped it, I was doing some­ tlie bank, and alsq refiised to ar- their positions even against the will to see that the border laws are- who ordered the military authori­ Burkan, denied to all visitors and more rigidly enforced. ably Inclined toward Dr. Juan B. ies; few as they are, are heralded ties not to molest the ship.'' thing else the day I should have not permitted to answer the-tele- swer questions put to him by tlio of the superintendent. far and wide, but when a state Episcopate Enters Denial Saca’s claim to the presidency. Japs to CkMjperate taught it and I missed the whole phone. investigators, and in the court test No Control Over Steward Mexico City, Jan. 17.— The Cath­ goes dry, or stays dry, we hear lesson about Darwin and never did New Election Possible. The Japanese consulate at Han­ Chaplin’s illness, however, did’ tliat followed challenged the con­ An example of the diffleuities olic Episcopate has issued a chal­ nothing about it. I know for a teach it. Those kidsHhey put on the stitutional powers of the Senate to Active mediatory efforts are be­ kow announced that in accordance not interfere with his plans to fight which beset the superintendent- is lenge'to the Calles government to ing made by President Jimlnez of fact and it has been shown through with Instructions received from stand couldn’t remember what I his wife’s divorce action. His compel him to do so. found in the fact that the steward, investigations that the American produce a single document to sub­ Costff Rica and encouraged by the Tpklo the Japanese Yangtse squad­ taught them three 'mouths ago. lawyers are busy preparing his On the lower federal courts, who had charge of buying all sub­ stantiate the charges that the Epis­ Association of Brewers and Distil­ They were just coached by the Daugherty was partially successful. State Department. Out of them ron would cooperate to the fullest 1 case. sistence supplies, reported direct to copate .has inspired the. widespread may yet come new Nicaraguan elec­ lers bought up whole papers and extent with the ships of other for­ lawyers, and that April 24 date Judge Cochran deciding that the the executive committee and was magazines to further its propa­ rebellion in Mexico throughout the tions, as proposed by Senator eign powers in case of emer­ was just a guess.” U. S. FILES SIX INCOME power of the Senate to subpoena not under the superintendent’s past fortnight. It declares that it is ganda, and inspired strikes in dry Borah, or an agreement may be gencies. “ Honest, I’ve been scared all dur­ SUITS AGAINST CHAPLIN records and witnesses was confined supervision or control.” unfair to charge that the 3,000 factories. That is where the slo­ ing the trial that the kids might to those case^ wherein the Senate patched up between the rival Diax The report shows that a force of Catholic clergymen of Mexico are and Sacasa forces for joint admin­ gan ‘No beer, no work’ came from. remember I missed the lesson. I Los Angeles, Jan. 17.— ^The Unit­ was investigating ’‘official acts” or ninety-three persons was maintain- responsible for these rebellions An indirect allusion to Governor was afraid they’d get on the stand wherein it was investlgatinig with a istration of the country until the ed States government today flted merely because a few priests have next regular elections two years A1 Smith of New York was made BOMB EXPLODES AT and say I hadn’t taught it and the I six income tax suits, aggregating view to legislation. In the case o f ((Tontlnaed on Page B.) participated in local Insurrections hence. by Mr. Taft when he said that no whole trial would go blooie. It that Mai S. Daugberty and the Midland more than $750,000, against here and there. The attitude of the State' De­ wet would ever be president of the Charles Chaplin, world famous National Bank,. the lower court de­ The government’s answer to this United States. NEW YORK CONSUUTE (Continued on I'age 2.) nied that, the Seriate was either in partment has undergone a marked film comedian. The suits take in, MELLON-COUZENS WAR challenge appears to be an an­ change in the last forty-eight Enforcement Impossible the following years: 1918, $134, vestlgattng the ollicial acts of the nouncement that the revolt in He said that law enforcement hours. One reflection o f this was 622; 1919, $31,501; 1920, $576,- attorney-general,- dr Investigating Cqabuila, has been.crushed with the was impossible when people are with a view to legislation. Secretary of State Kellogg’s visit Italian Office Scene of Outrage 768; 1922, $71,208; 1923, $89,- COMES INTO TAX SUIT capture and execution of the “ cleri­ to the home of Senator Borah Sun­ feeling as they are now. Sensible PROVIDENCE ‘GORILLA’ The supreme coutt reversed the cal leader.” \ That Does Damage Only to a 571; 1924,. $170,048. day afternoon for a long confer­ men, he said, are on the side of the decision of the lower court, arid Had Garza Papers ence. wets and are with them just as a D oor. held that It. erred; in granting a Secret Memorandum Sent to BACK IN STATE PRISON The statement declares that An­ Warren Works For Peace. matter of principle. They believe writ of habeas corpus. MeHoit at Time of Senator's tonio Acuna, who was captured, in liberty, but they will be shown New York, Jan. 17.— ^A bomb Once the Nicaraguan situation Hence, tbri charge against Criticisms. hri'd incriminating papers which the error of their ways in time. was exploded early today near the KELLOGG’S PLAN ON 18 settled, observers here believe Daugherty of coitempt of the were signed by Rene Caplstran the controversy with Mexico over “The wets say that they will front door of the Italian consul- Spectacular Criminal Caught Garza, recently proclaimed “ provi­ Senate still stands. The maximum the land laws will more rapidly register in 1928. They have been general’s office at 20 East 22nd When He Tries to Stage Detroit, Jan. 17.— The fight be­ sional president.” Jose Eff, mili­ Ta c n a-a r ic a f a il s penalty for such an offense is a year Jdeld to adjustment. The presence saying that ever since the amend­ street. The door was wrecked but Elopem ent. in prison. tween United States Senator James tary adviser, was also captured and ment was enacted. We are willing no one was Injured. Couzens and Andrew. Mellon, secre­ papers found upon the two were In Washington of Charles B. Wa*-- ren, negotiator of the recognition to be shown but we are conJEldent The building housing the consul- Providence, R. I., Jan. 17.—- The decision of the court was tary of the treasury, was brought held to be sufficient evidence to general’s office is a three-story and agreement -with Mexico in 1923, has that there will never be any show­ “ The Gorilla” is hack in state’s Flatly Rejected By Peru unanimous. Justice Stone -did not 'directly into the hearing of the wirirrant their immediate execution. down. We are too strong. basement brownstone affair. government’s suit to recover $34,- Progress in suppression of rebel­ not been without its effect. War- prison. Felix Lamake, 16, with a Though Favored By Chile participate in the case, however, as ren has persistently championed a In Connecticut the dry forces are Property damage was light. record of flfty-seven boudoir rob­ OOQ.OOO from former Ford Motor lion in Guanajuato, Jalisco and Za­ There was no damage beyond the be. -was attorney-general during conciliatory policy toward Mexico lacking in power. That is because beries, who escaped from the pris­ and Bolivia. part of the tlriie ^ e Iricidenta ooin- Company stockholders today. catecas-is announced by the gov­ they are not organized. You see, wrecking of the door and the blow­ ’i'he secret memorandums were ernment. as opposed to the sterner methods ing away of the scroll work inside. on In a daring break, kept under plalned of were happ ning. sponsored by Secretary Kellogg and when the amendment was placed in cover for several days while police Washington, Jan. 17.— Peru’s re­ Whether Daugherty ever will be Introduded^ ptirportins to show M.any of the priests brought to the constitution, the drys in the Frank Munitc, the caretaker, his ply to Secretary of State Kellogg’s tb3 brials for the gorernment’s ac­ A m ba^ dor Sheffield at Mexico wife, four children, and father, and detectives of three states made to pay .the; penalty for his Uty. Warren has been at the White east went to sleep, believing that searched for him. recent proposal for the settlement contempt appeared to be in. some tion In changing , the 1&13 valna- (Contlnned Oo Page !z.) the job was well done. It isn’t. were jarred out of bed but not in­ of the. Tacna-^ Arlea controversy House, .as President Coolidge’s jured. A desire to see his sweetheart doubt this afternoon. tlori of shares of Ford stock from guest, and has held numerous con- There is still a lot of work to do. in the town of Arctic, however, was delivered to Kellogg today by $9,489 to about $3,000, thus in­ “ We must march forward; Next door to the damaged build­ Peruvian Ambast-dor Velarde, NORRIS TRIAL ENTERS *^^® ®<*“ ioistration’s ing is the headquarters of the joint caused him to leave his hiding SCARLET FEViUEl CASES creasing the amount of income tax: critics at the capiol. we must organize; must The not^ Is urideritooT to b« a board of the Furriers Union. No place here. He was captured In a r . STULL ON THE INCREASE One o f these written in 1925, just Spaniards Applaud Oalles contribute. We must isee that the garage. flat rejection of the Kellogg plan. Hartford, Jan. 17.— Another In­ before the government’s action damage was done there, however. Hendaye, France., Jan ^ n - j- courts are washed. This idea of The text of the note was not made ON ITS SECOND WEEK Meyer Schumyatsky, arrested “The Gorilla” admitted four crease In the .number of cases of was taken, iridlcated that It was. Some two hundred leaders In the $25 fines for fourth offenses of public. aimed, not-at Henry-Ford, as the with Ruben Taer, confessed this burglaries since his escape, one of scarlet fever waa reported during political, scientific '.nd literary life selling liquor is getting altogeth­ them a clothing store where he When the Kellogg plan was pro­ the past week,’ according to the one drawn up. three years before afternoon that they bombed the Verdict in Murder Case of Tex­ of Spain have sent k cablegram to er monotonous. We must see that obtained a suit of clothes to re­ mulgated a few weeks ago, propos­ State Health Department morbidity apparently was, but at Couzens. consulate. ing that Bolivia purchase the dis­ as Minister to Occupy Many President Calles of Mexico, con­ it is done away with and a proper “ We heard Mussolini wasn’ t giv­ place his prison garb. report Issued today. There were 101" ^ Couzens is specifically mentioned system of law enforcement put in­ puted territory and thus end the in the.1925 memoraiidrim. After M ore D ays. gratulating him on his Nicaraguan ing labor a fair show in Italy,” po­ Lamake said he planned to go to long quarrel between Peru and policy. to operation.” lice alleged Schumyatsky said. Arctic and stage an elopement with Chill. Boliyia and Chile promptly The disease is now prevalent dn all giving reasons for using a valua- “ We don’t care about the man his sweetheart. countries, but cases are most num­ tion of $3,125 Instead of $9,469, Austin, Tex., Jan. IT.— Trial of Their message follows: “ We who says ‘give me my liquor, gov­ advlsed Kellogg that they would it says that if this theory is accept­ Rev. J. Ph:ank Norris of Forth share your sense of dignity that In­ agree to the plan in principle, de­ erous In Fairfield, New Haven arid ernment or not.’ We are working ed, Couzens would owe the gov­ Worth for murder, entered the sec­ spired your defense of independent UNWELCOME CALLERS LOTTERY MEN tails to be worked out at a confer­ Hartford. Fneumonis decreased on the man who is wet from princi­ duririg the week but there was a ernment between ten and eleven ond week today with indications it Nicaragua. We admire the clear po­ ence of the three interested govern­ would continue at least another litical vision you demonstrate by ple. Fashion changes and it will INDICTED BY ments. slight increase In Influenza. millions. in this case just as it always has. SHOOT STORE MANAGER The author of these memoran­ week. defending the high mo-al and ma­ Peru at. the time, however. Indi­ Rev. Norris, charged with shoot­ terial interest of Central America. And when we get the principled cated a disapproval of the plan dums apparently will not be re­ wets on our side, the weight will AU.S.JURY PROPOSESTO vealed at the hearing. One of ing to death D. E. Chipps, wealthy Among those signing the cable when It ask^ Kellogg \What pro­ were former Premier Sanchez Guet- be too great for the unprincipled Hartford, Jan. 17.— ^Leo Rich- them, it developed today, reached lumberman, at Forth Worth claims vision would be made for the self- GIRL, ACCEPTED he fired the three shots in self-de­ ra and General Aguilera: ones.” lieu, suspected of being one of Boston, Jan. 17.-rNews of the determinatiou of the Inhabitants of Mellon at the time Senator Couz­ fense...... Many of the same personages The poison liquor theory, Mr. three men who shot Max Fine, secret Indictment of thirty-eight the affected provinces. THEN ARRESTED ens "was criticizing Mellon's tak Taft scouted. “We find, through policies...... ■ Character witnesses. Intended to .signed, a.second cable to President manager of Liggett’s drug store on men charged with shipping Inter­ Calles, which said: Investigation, that there were no Asylum street late last night, was state lottery tickets in the so-called FORD SEES OPENING OF Couzens charges that the addi­ show the alleged unruly nature of Nevr Britain, J.an. 17.— Constan­ Chipps, and that Chipps was in­ “ We congratulate you on your more deaths through wood alcohol given his freedom by the police to­ “ double play” pool was made pub­ “ MARY-LAOT” SCHOOL tino Fabj;ettoi 20, of 161 Main tional tax aggressed against him last Christmas than there are usu­ was Inspired by a desire for po­ toxicated most of the time imme- determined anti-cleriiai policy, the day after a severe grilling. Rich- lic this afternoon by Assistant South Sndbnry. Mass.. Jan. 17.— street, appeared in police court this mirror into which all other His- ally in the orgy of holiday drink* lieu had an alibi. According to the United States Attorney Elihu D, Henry Ford went back to school tor moiming' charged with, forgery. It Is litical revenge. diaiely preceding the killing, were Ing. Health officials say that presented by the defense today. pano-American republics and the police, the three men entered the Stone. day. He was riresent at the opening alleged young -forged the whole metropolis si«. uld look.” ' wood alcohol caused no deaths but store as Fine was about to close Men from Peoria. 111., Worcester, of the .little red district school name of Joseph' Lul;setti, a building BRITISH CRUISERS ON Fred Holland, former Forth hard drinking was responsible for upi and when asked to leave struck Westfield, Fra^nklln, Milford. Bqe* bouse, made famous by Mary and contractor. Police say that he has THEIR WAY TO CHINA Worth officer testified Saturday he all of them.” Flpe on the head and then shot hini ton and New Bedford were number­ her little'lamb. fprge.d. seven checks tQtalling had beard Chipps threaten to kill M^. Taft was Introduced by Rev. in tho shoulder. Fine’s condition is ed among those indicted. The motbr magnate was righ.t/np 1243.50. It was learned that Fa- - i,Malta, Jan. 17.—-The British the minister some, time before TREASURY BALANCE Joseph Cooper. Rev. Watson Wood­ said to be not seriouls. With Fine In The pool, according to Mr. Stone, In the front row as the sixteen bretto proposed marriage to a sl.\- cruisers Frobisher, Royle, D,elhi, Chipps visited the pastor to pro­ ruff and Rev. John E. Duxbury the store were a clerk and a offered cash prizes op baseball youngsters, ranging;in ages from teemyear-old girl jteeterday and Dragpn and Drinae have arrived test against pulpit attacks on May­ Washington, Jan. 17;- —Treasury read Scripture selections during friend, neither of whom was mo- scores and digits of the United six to twelve years, took tliei'r seats was- accepted. He .was held lor here enroute .to China and are tak- or H. C .' Meacham and other balance as of Jan. 14: $19i05>B^ Uie eeTnlng, luted. States Treasury. balance. Jift-ttw eseoii^ bell. ,j[ court ; 'liuijm atorea.... friends, of Chinns. 818.72. '

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/ f V ■X . ,| • ^ v; ; •;., • •••■ \ ■ ( t»AGE TW O ■X MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MONDAY, JANUARY !■(, 192T. ' ■ - • •y-' - ? 4 i miiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiuiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiuiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiu ^AMED SCOPES TRIAL 1,000Bushels of Spuds A HOAX, TEACHER SAYS To Acre, World*s Record I The Yuan Nobody Knows | » MVERSm SALE (OoutloaeU fmm page 1.) I IN MOTION PICTURES | TOMORROW MARKS THE OPENING OF OUR THIRD ANNIVERSAY ^ALE. happened, they’d run me out of Stockton, Calif.— By specializing = Under Allspices of Men’s !Kble Class of St. Mary’s Parish | in potato farming the Zuckerman TO ALL THE PEOPLE OF THIS COMMUNITY I EXTEND MY PROFOUND town 6n a rail.” S '' iS THANKS FOR THEIR COOPERATION AND ASSISTANCE WHICH HAS HELPED “ *W‘ell, .you’re-safe now,” the Brothers’ farm, near here, has pro­ o : writer observed. duced an average acre yield of ME TO INCREASE THE VOLUME OF MY BUSINESS. “Yes, I’m convicted of a crime I 1001.7 bushels on nine acres. \ Cheney Hall, Wednesday f AS A MARK OF MY APPRECIATION I HAVE REDUCED THE PRICE OF never committed,” - said Scopes. This crop, acclaimed a world’s i EVERY ITEM IN MY STORE WITH THE EXCEPTION OF SUITS AND OVER­ “ But my skirts are clear. You know record, was produced by machines re COATS YOUR CONTINUED PATRONAGE IS SOLICITED AND ANY SUGGES­ I pleaded ‘not guilty’.” doing all of the actual work from panting to final grading and TION THAT YOU MIGHT OFFER FOR THE BETTER SERVING OF OUR CUS­ “That will make a great story,” BY I8BEAL KLEIN I Evening Jan. 19 | he was told. sacking. , TOMERS WILL BE GRATEFULLY RECEIVED. I WANT YOU TO FEEL THAT This yield is nearly 10 times “ My God, n o!” Scopes exhorted. i ' At 7:30 o’clock. = THIS IS YOUR STORE. MAKE IT YOUR PLACE TO MEET FRIENDS AND “ Not a word of It until the Supreme larger than the average acre pro­ duction of potatoes for the United FEEL AT LIBERTY TO USE ANY OF THE PRIVILEGES OUR STORE AFFORDS. Court passes on my appeal. My - Science Editor, NEA Service = Tickets 35 cents, may be secured from members of § lawyer would kill me If }t got out States, which was 107 bushels for A cold weather danger to autos now.” the five-year period 1920-25. more subtle and harmful than freez­ = the Men’s Bible Class or at the door. s; In corroboration of his “ confes­ Potatoes were selling for about ing Js dilution of the oil In the SUITS AND OVERCOATS $2.60 a bushel when the Zucker­ sion,” Scopes pointed out how bis crankcase. TiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiff OUR PRICES REMAIN THE SAME DURING OUR THIRD ANNIVERSARY attorneys— Clarence -Darrow, Dud­ man Brothers’ unusual crop was Crankcase oil dilution is the mix­ SALE. BUT I AM CONFIDENT THAT A LITTLE SHOPPING WILL CONVINCE ley Field Malone and Arthur Qar- harvested, giving them a grbss re­ ture of the lubricating oil with un­ YOU THAT OUR PLAN OF “NO SALE ON CLOTHING” AFFORDS YOU BETTER jfleld Hays— had kept him oft the turn of $2698 from the best acre, burned gasoline that finds Its way 1038 bushels. PRICES AND CHOICE OF QUALITY MERCHANDISE 12 MONTHS IN THE YEAR witness stand and finally entered an into the crankcase. agreement In open court for his Good SoU When that occurs, the filmy seal INSTEAD OF IN SEASON. COME IN. LOOK OVER OUR ASSORTMENT. ASK conviction. He referred also to the The soil Is known, as “ tube- between piston rings ^nd cylinder ABOUT OUR TEN PAYMENT PLAN. ASK ABOUT OUR MADE TO MEASURE land,” consisting largely of de­ RIALTO plea of Darrow to the jury for a wall is destroyed, the walls become LINE. I AM SURE THAT IF YOU DO YOU WILL DESIRE TO HAVE WILLIAMS conviction. composed peat. Nearly twice as scored, and the piston, cam, and much seed as Is commonly used FOR YOUR CLOTHIER. Wanted Higher Decision crankshaft bearings are left unpro­ TWO BIG FEATURES LAST TIMES TODAY “ We are more Interested,” Dar­ was planted and the crop was tected. A little dilution of the fuel row had said to the jury, “ In over­ heavily fertilized with s chemical is enough to render the lubricating fertilizer composed of about 23 throwing the law and we canH do oil worthless. **Rusiness of Love*,' SHIRTS per cont phosphoric acid and 24 that unless we get to a higher court, A cold engine is mostly responsi­ per cent potash. WITH EDWARD HORTON AND BARBARA BEDFOBO SHIRTS AT SWEEPING REDUCTION SHOULD SPUR YOU ON TO REPLEN­ and get to a higher court, we must Practically all the work of ble for this. All the fuel that Is have the defendant found guilty. I drawn Into: the cold cylinders isn’t ISHING YOUR WARDROBE. LOOK AT THESE VALUES. Planting, digging, washing, grad­ don’t^ see how you can bring in a ing and sacking the potatoes was burned up. Some of It Is blown di­ «*North ofi Nom e" $2.50 and $2.00 S hirts...... $1.69,3 for $4.95 verdict of not guilty.” dune by mechanical equipment. rectly out through the exhaust. A YUKON DRAMA STARRING ROBERT McKIM The Tennessee Supreme Court Some Is deposited within the cylin­ $3.50 and $3.00 Shirts ...... $2.15,3 for $6.25 Many of the machines used in this AN HILARIOUS COMEDY AND NEWS REEL may have had an inkling of this work were perfected by Roscoe der in the form of carbon, while the $8.95 Velvet Rose Silk Shirts ...... $6.95 story too, it appeared today, as Its Zuckcrinan. rest of the unbnrned fuel condenses decision was the only one by which and runs down Into the crankcase White Broadcloth Shirts, Collar attached and neckband, exceptionally good quality The steps of harvest on this DOUBLE FEATURE TOMORROW and WEDNESDAY it could uphold the evolution law potato farm start with the me­ unless precautions against this are $1.89,3 for $5.50 and yet get rid of the Scopes case. taken. \ chanical digger which gathers the Counsel for Scopes had guarded potatoes and dumps them into Only when the engine is at the “Perils Of The Coast Guard” every other avenue of a technical sacks. The sacks are dropped on proper running temperature Is all A Thrilling Melodrama W’ith a Smashing Climax! 'The HOSIERY reversal of his conviction by per­ the ground to be picked up and the fuel burned up. Heat aids va­ Cast is headed by CULLEN LANDIS, DOROTHY DWAN mitting the elimination of their bill hauled to the washing outfit on porization and promotes perfect and JIMMY AUBREY. $2.00 Wool H ose ...... $1.69,3 Pair $4.95 of exceptions, containing all the wagons. combustion. alleged trial errors. Mechanical Work BILLY SULLIVAN IN A RDLE-A-SHNUTE STORY $1.50 W od H ose ...... $1.15,3 Pair $3.25 “ After all,” as Scopes explained At the washing machine an op­ The first step to avoid oil dilu­ $1.00 Silk and W ool H ose...... ; 79c, 3 Pair $2.25 it that July afternoon, “ the cause at erator empties the sacks onto an tion is to warm up the engine, slow­ “The Speed Champion” sta^e Is one of religious liberty and iron-cleated carrier which con­ ly and carefully, before the car Is 75c Silk and Lisle H ose...... 55c, 3 Pair $1.50 educational freedom. It doesn’t veys the potatoes into the big driven a foot. SELECTED SHORTER SUBJECTS. matter how we got this issue iilto washing vat. As the potatoes pass Even In this operation, excessive 35c Lisle Hose ...... 27c, 4 Pairs $1.00 the courts ju^t so we had some con­ through the water on the carrier use of the chock is to he avoided, 25c Cotton Hose ...... 21c,. 5 Pair $1.00: veyance to’ carry it before the they arr vibrated and brushed so for that means forcing more fuel American people.’’ that they come out comparatively into the cylinders than they can Golf Stockings Reduced to .'...... $1.50 and $1.00 Now the Tennessee court has dis­ clean. burn up. At the same time the mantled that “ conveyance” so the The tubers then continue on mixture should be as lean as possi­ . UNDERWEAR issue Is back once more in the roll-- their way, bouncing along on a ble, although heavier than for sum­ ing, verdant hills of Tennessee. series of carriers and becoming mer use; (Copyright 1927) drier with every jolt. As they If the spark plugs are clean and $3.50 W ool Union S u its...... $2.85,2'for $5,50 near the end of the series of con- the rest' of the ignition system in Tonight $3.00 W ool Union S u its...... $2.45,2 for $4.75 ves'ors, the smaller sizes begin to gcod shape, there also will be less CALLES TO GUARD chance of “ missing” and attendaht L A ST TIM ES drop through the Iron cleats into Circle j $2.50 Wool Union Suits ...... $1.85,2 for $3.50 safcks. The langer sizes continue loss of unburned fuel. . 7 :00 and 9:00 to the end where they drop. Into $3.00 W ool Shirts and Drawers...... $2.60,2 for $5.00 AMERICAN BORDER other sacks, completing the Once the engine Is warmed up, George O’Brien and hhfPS 3 3 $2.00 W ool Shirts and Drawers...... $1.60,2 for $3.00 (Continned from Page 1.) process, of cleaning, grading and there Is little chance for seepage sacking. cf unburned fuel into the crank­ Olive Borden in Fig Leaves $1.00 Shirts and Draw ers...... 85c, 2 for $1.65 Me.xiso City h.nve been given their case. But this little chance may be liberty on their promise not to big enough to cause trouble. COMEDY NEWS SCREEN SNAPSHOTS leave the capital. The government If the. motor Isn’t in good me­ I SWEATERS announces. SUPER WHALE IS chanical condition, if the pistons Calls On Fanners are worn and the cylinders are out 2 Oxford Gray Sleeveless, 38-40, regular $7.00, N ow ...... $4.50 President . Calles today called of round, tapered or scored, there 1 Coat Sweater, Navy Blue, 36, regular $9.50, N ow ...... J6.50 upon the Agrarians to aid In sup­ GERMANY’S NEW is an additional incentive to loss by TOMORROW AND WEDNESDAY pressing the rebellion of “ Clericals fnpl dilution. Heavier oil will not 1 V Neck, Navy Blue, 36, regular $6.95, Now ...... $4.50 and reactionaries” and sent Secre­ help, for oil can’t replace metal that CLAIRE WINDSOR WILLIAM HAINES tary of Agriculture Luis Leon to has worn away. Crew Neck, all sizesj in black and white, regular $5.50, Guanajuato to distribute 1,000 RECORD PLANE The solution to this difficulty Is and HARRY CAREY in $6.95 and $8.95, N o w ...... $4.^, $5.75, $7.25 rifles to farmers in the neighbor­ reboring the cylinders. If they are hood of Celaya. out of true, and replacement of the . The president Wrote a letter to pistons and rings. WOOL AND FLANNEL SHUITS the Agrarians who had asked for Biggest Hydro - Phne In Little Jouniey' arms for self-defense.'and declared An Idling motor, even though A Straight Reduction of that stern action will be taken to warm, causes oil dilution, for ex­ Three Thousand Miles of Love and Laughter! put down the uprisings throughout World Is Boast of New cessive suction tends to increase the' the country. amount of fuel required for run­ 33 1-3 OFF President Calles denounced the ning the motor, leaving' some un­ Romance a La Pullman! Don’t Miss This One ( “ clericals and reactionaries” and Craft’s Sponsors. burned portions to enter the crank­ / Our Stock of Wool Shirts. charged they are fomenting Insur­ case. rection “ at a time when the foreign situation contains serious compli­ Berlin.— Germany can boast of Diluted crankcase oil can be iden­ COLLARS cations for ns.”. owning tbs biggest plane of the tified. by Its thinness-gj^ its collec­ Durango Priests Fxiled world. The new “ Super whale,” tion of black sedlmenl^■ 20c Arrow, E &' W and Lion Collars ...... 10c, a dozen 90c Seventy-five lives were lost dur­ just completed by the Dornler Drip some of the crankcase oil ing a fierce three hour battle be­ works at Friedrlchshafen, famous through your fingers, and feel the 20c Ide Stiff Collars ...... 15c, a dozen $1.60 tween rebels and federals at Tepa- birth place .of Zeppelins, has made oil; You easily can distinguish good A ll W eek 25c Ide Semi-Soft Collars ...... 5 for $1.00 titlan, Jalisco, according to reports its first successful flights across oil from bad.. STARTING received here. The rebels lost 67 the Bodensee and will be employed Or drain rfome Int&a test tube or in the regular air passenger ser­ STATE 35c Semi-Soft Collars ...... 4 for $1.00 dead. glass and keep It a day. If there is In Durango the federal lorces are vice, preferably on longer routes: a great deal of black sediment at TONIGHT 50c Semi-Soft C ollars...... 3 for $1.00 moving against the rebels, who are The new super-whale Is a hy­ the bottom, and the oil above ap­ strongly entrenched at San Bortolo. droplane capable of lighting on pears thin, it’s diluted. Durango dispatches state that all and ascending from the water. The Au excellent precaution Is to NECKWEAR priests have now. been ordered from boat part of the plane measures drain the crankcase In winter.fevery about twenty-three meters. Back MINI) the state, having been sent to Mexi­ 500 miles. READER Every one compliments us on our wonderful showing of Neckwear. co City under charges of having of the bow is a cabin with, accom­ Don’t flush; it with kerosene. A AMERICA’S GREATEST During our third anniversary sale you should take advantage of our been Involved in the rebellion. modations for thirteen passengers lighter oil is best, for slight flush­ Behind this are a toilet room, room ing. offerings. Twenty priests from Durango ar­ rived here last night and were sur­ for the pilots, baggage room and another cabin for eight passeng­ $1.00 N eckties ______-...... 79c, 2 for $1.50 rendered to the attorney general. ers. RAJAH RABOm Carry 21 Fassengera ' Defends Smith $1.50 N eckties ------$1.19,2 for $2.25 EARL CARROLL GETS In addition to the twenty-one • The Man. Who Can Tell Your Future. The only passengers two pilots will be car­ man in the world who can tell you what you are $2.50 Hand Made T ies ...... $1.89,2 for $3.50 ried. The whale can carry fuel ^ A THIRH DAY STAY for a 1,200 mile non-stop flight. It thinking^ without you writing it down. has two Rolls-Royce motors with HATS AND CAPS a capacity of 1,300 HP. There Is New York, Jan. 17.— Earl Car- $1.95 Caps...... $1.65 Lot No. 1, values to $5.00 ...... room enough in the gondola to $3.85 roll, theatrical producer, won a permit mechanics to work at the We have grouped our Hats in two lots. Lot No. 2, values to $2,95 ...... $2.25 point today in his fight to escape a motors during the flight. The prison sentence for perjury In wings measure about 93 feet. pictm! For Today-Tomorrow-Wed. false testimony sworn to by him However, this super-whale will SHOES during the grand Jury Investigation be only an Infant as compared to into his famous “ wine-bath” par­ the new colossus now under con­ A R R 7 Whatta Boy Whatta Boy I $8.50 Values $6.35 $5.25 Values ... $4.25 ty. struction at the Junkers UTorks The United States Circuit Court near Dessau. This new plane will of Appeals, which recently upheld be able to carry a hundred passen­ $6.95 Values $5.95 $4.50 Values ... $3.75 his conviction, today granted, him a gers on a transatlantic flight. stay of thirty days, pending a de­ From wing tip to wing tip it will $5.95 Values $4.95 $3.95 Values ... $3.25 cision of the United States Su­ measure more than 262 feet. It preme Court on the merits of an will be equipped with four motors appeal to that body. of about 1000 HP. each and the to­ IK Carroll Is facing a sentence of tal weight of the plane will be no UMRRELLAS a year and a day and a fine of $2,- less than 36 tons. The nev^ giant ADMISSION 000. machine, can carry nearly 2600^ gal­ TODAY Ladies’ Silk Umbrellas, values to $8.00, Oh Tomorrow and $4.00 Umbrella^...... $2.95 lons of fuel. The body of the Now $6.00 HE’S DOWN plane will be nearly 80 feet long W hat Wednesday $5'.00 Umbrellas $3.95 $3.00 Umbrellas...... $2.25 “What Is absolutely certain is and the wings could cover an area Laughs. Matinees: that stupidity, just like intelli­ of about 6,000 square meters. H al H al 15o and 25c gence, la hereditary and— ” Evenings: “That’s a nice way to talk about CablM for Passengers A Straight Reduction of 25% On All There will be fourteen cabins 15o 80o 40o your parents.” — Le Petit Bleu, Pa­ C. J. Doyle will represent Prank ris. for two passengers apiece, twelve double cabins with beds and some L. Smith, senator-elect from Illi­ GLOVES larger cabins for passengers. Al­ nois, as his attorney when Smith Mcllduff-Harrison together there will be plenty of goes to Washington to face the During Our Third Anniversary Sale. studio De Danse room for 100 persons, Including a Senate storm over his campaign crew of twelve men. The plane funds. Doyle, former secretary State Theater Building of state of Illinois,. Is president of Private or Class Instmctlon will be etiulpped with all imagin­ able coDifort, Including a dining the Springfield baiseball club In the In Social Dancing. salon, lounge rooms with sofas, Three-Eye League. RATHRORES a kitchen, a smoking room and v ' $9.00 values...... $7.00 $5.95 values...... $4.50 even a small card room. Sampson, Hercules, Atlas $8.00 values...... $6.25 $3.50 values ...... $2.50 The plane is being built for a and Sandow-—Just sap* STATE CAFE AND "regular trans-Atlantio passenger lings compared to our Delicatessen Lunch air service between Europe and find strong man—- he’s » Ti­ LUGGAGE America” and will be completed tan of titters—-the giant Chas. Kuhr, Prop. . about the middle of 1927. giggle-getters — tho 20 Bissell St., So. Manchester nation's strongest gloom- A Straight Reduction of 25% On All Luggage. bnsterl Regular Dinners Served , 5“J 0D 11:30 a. m. to 2 p. m. IRETHROAT QiflgU with warm salt watar m i n t h e Sandwiches and ligh t —than apply over threat— GEORGE H. WILUAMS Lunches at all Hours. Johnson Block Open Evenings Until 7:30 o’clock. ' 'All Kinds of Cold Soda. xlassified Near Beer on Draught. ‘ Fresh Made Cider. : columns Advertise in liie

/ ment are not only splendid wrUing but:reflect a keen mind and'rever­ ent spirit in that most'difflpuit'fleld of New Testament exegesis. ' And yet, Mr. Barton shows Jesiis tli® (F nrniibed Putnam Jt O o.) To Marry Brooklyii, N.Y. Man market place, as the theological Christ of the Christian- church. When he states his summary of Bank Stdcka. Israel’s theology, namely, that .City Bk & Trust.'.. . 650 700 Moses gave Israel 'one God, Amos Conn River Banking .300 — made Him a Just God— and Hosea First Natl (Htfd) . . 238 — made Him a Good God and Jesus Htfd-Aetna Natl ....440 460 fulfllled in His own life ^nd teach­ Htfd-Cohn Tr Co, ...580 — ing all these attributes, to use ah Land Mtg & TlUe . . . 65 — old fashioned theological term, Mr. Htfd Morris Plan B’k 115 — Barton is at his best. His-picture of Phoenix St B’k Tr ..405 — John the Baptist as the last of the Park St T ru e t...... 435 — prophets or thunderers is, excellent, Riverside Trust ....450 — U S Security ...... 440 460 CLEARANCE he says: “ Between the great spirit and the spirits of men, which are a Bonds. tiny part of His— po one has the East (3onn Pow 5 . . . 99 —• and right to Intervene with formulas Htfd & Conn West 6s 95 —r and rules” . It was this God of Jesus Hart E L 7 % ...... 290 295 that Paul preadhed at Athens “ to Conn L P 5 ^ s ...... 109 110% the Crowd of self-satlsfled Joke- Conn L P 7 s ...... 116 — makers and fashion setters. Conn L P 4 % s ...... 95 96 Introductory Sale of Glenwood Ranges Speaks As Bxpert Brld Hyd 5 s ...... 103% 105 Mr. Barton substitutes the crowd­ . Insurance Stocks. This is our regular semi-annual clearance and you will You may buy on credit’ at clearance prices through ed page of the magazin-* and news­ Aetna Insurance ....500 510 our Profit Sharing Plan. paper for the crowded market place Aetna Casualty Sure; 680 700 find some real values on high grade furnishings in every A cash discount on credit accounts with a full year’s of ancient life. Here he speaks as an Aetna Life full pd . .545 555 time to pay— that’s the privilege that is available at all expert, perhaps one of the best in­ Aetna Life part pd . . 480 500 department. We plan to clean up as much of our stock formed men fe the spheie of mod­ Aetna Life part pd . .470 490 times through our Profit sharing Club. ern advertising. Fcr the transfer of Now at our Annual January Clearance Sale we extend Autoi^bile ...... 246 260 as possible during this event to make room for new ideas and merchandize he says Conn General...... 1625 1675 that privilege to make SALE PRICES also available these centers have larger areas of National Fire ...... 720 740 through this wonderful Credit Plan. radiation than the sphere of the Htfd Steam B o ile r ...640 660 spring stock soon to arrive. *' j pulpit; without going into the con­ Hartford F ire ...... 495 505 troversy, we must admit this is a Phoenix ...... 500 510 s-<><. ^ ^ si ^emendous and undeveloped fleld. Travelers ...... 1200 1210 / ■The rules of writing and display for Public Utility Stocks. the economy of printed and paid-for Conn Power Co .'...3 2 5 335 space Mr. Barton explains most C o n n L P 7 % ...... 112 115 graphically and in a beautiful way Conn L P 8 % ...... 120 123 he directs the advertising man to Hart Gas c o m ...... 73 76 the method and teaching of Jesus. Hart E , L ...... 340 345 . He has boundless admiration for Hart Gas p f d ...... 49 the stories and parables of Jesus. S N E T E L ...... ;. .153 156 He lays down as His rules which Conn Elec Serv pfd.. 66 % .68% Could apply to any Sermon— 1— Manufacturing Stocks. Condense, 2— Simplify; 3— Be sin­ Am Hardware...... 83 85 cere; 4— Repeat. American Silver .••• 30 ;>';-5r Let there be light” he calls the 9cme W ir e ...... * 10 first advertisement— “ that no astro­ Billings Spencer pfd . — nomer is ever an atheist” . That the Billings Spencer com — spreading of the Gospel, the good Bigelow-Htfd com .. 85 —John Haley Photo. news, is nothing but advertising Bristol Brass ...... 7 Miss Marlbel Oieney God to men. That Jesus by the Collins Co ...... • — Parlor Suite in Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cheney of 131 Hartford Road, announce the words of our text is the silent part­ Colt Fire Arm s...... 28 engagement of their daughter Marlbel to John Harvey Humpstone. son ner in every modern business. Eagle Lock ...... 110 of Dr and Mrs. O. Paul Humpstone of Brooklyn. New York. Miss There is no such thing he argues Fafnir Bearing...... 88 Cheney attended Miss Walker’s school in Simsbury, Connecticut. Miss and rightly so, as week-end business Hart & C ooley...... 190 Weaver’s Finishing school in Tarrytown. New York, made her debut and Sunday bifSiness, that the Int Silver'pfd ...... 105 100% Pure Mohair All Over last winter and is a member of the Junior League. Mr. Humpstone standards of Jesus apply equally Int silver com .....110 112 graduated from WilliamsXIollege in the Class of 1926 and is now in the every day. Jewel Belting pfd . . . 80 Cutler Mail Chute Company, in New York City. ‘Truth in advertising” is the Ln’drs Frary & Clark 88 Consists of 78 Inch Davenport and Arm Chair as ^ ^ ja p rf / V theology has robbed us of our slogan of the International Adver­ Mann B’man Class A . 19% Pictured. ^ I ^|J Christ. What is the business of tising Association. Mann Bo'man Class B 9 ESaO R REVIEWS Truthful Advertising New Brit Mach pfd . .104 A suite of excellent quality throughout. Heavy spring X Theology? To Interpret the New construction on web bottom covered all over in the best plain «* v * n Testament picture of the Christ— I believe I can speak with some New Brit Mach com .. 16 Niles Bt Pond n e w .. 17% nothing else— ^to say than that knowledge of the field of advertis­ taupe mohair, with silk tassels and reverse cushions in A Year to Pajr ing and of the church and therefore North & J u d d ...... 21 bright damask or brocatel. ‘Wing chair to match if wanted, Ccgoiar Price $ so.oo BARTON’S NOVEL theology has “ assumei' that he Niles Bt Pond pfd .. 80 2 knew everything” that his “ works with some reflections upon the reja- tions of these two flelds of En­ Pratt Whitney pfd .. 86 /A were a dress, rehearsal” with no J R Montgomery pfd. — real problems or crises” rules out deavor; a story will illjstrate my point. In London last summer I call­ J R Montgomery com. — the New Testament from Christian Peck, Stow & Wilcox 22 Re?. J. S. Neill Speaks on Theology— The early church spent ed with p. letter of introduction upon Colonel Lawson, proprietor of Russell Mfg Co .... 53 300 years overcoming that particu­ Smyth Mlfg Co ...... 340 lar heresy picture of Christ. The the London Telegraph and president 76 ‘T ie Man Nobody Knows” of the British Advertlsi->g Associa­ Stanley Works com .. 74 Docetists said that Jesus Just Stanley Works pfd .. 27 “ seemed” to live a human life. tion. While chatting with him his telephone rang and after his con­ Scovllle Mfg C o ...... 64 At S t Mary’s Episcopal Arius said, that Jebus was a sort of Standard S cre w ...... 105 versation he explained that a man cross between a super-man and an T orrin gton ...... 66 inferior pagan God; numerous were had Just been convicted to eight Underwood...... 45 Church. the distorted pictures cf Christ, months in prison for. fraudulent use U S Envelope pfd ..108 which Christian theology, by end­ of the advertising columns of his Union Mfg Co ^...... — less patience and labor, corrected paper. Vigilance committees and Whitlock Coil Pipe.. 21 The following is from a sermon and eliminated. The New Testament better business bureaus of the ad-^ is the only standard or the life of vertising clubs do more to establish preached by Rev. J. S. Neill at St. confidence in advertising than any Cotton Felt Mary’s church yesterday morning. Christ. Mf. Barton speaks of what might be called r The (1) Aesthetic other agencies. They follow, the Dining Chairs It is in the nature of a review and Christ and (t ) the Athletic Christ. greatest advertisement of all “ I am N.Y. Stocks Mattresses criticism of the book “ The Man No­ Picture of Jesus the truth” and “ ye shall know the Combination Bedding Outfit ^ 5 9 = truth and the truth shall make you body Knows’* by Bruce Barton, (1) The picture of a Jesus of free.” “A Year to Pay” which has caused such a sensation mild effeminate features— a pious $2.95 mourner, a lamb to be slaughtered, The Christ of the Christian High Low" 2 p. m. Our high-grade upholstered box spring, with floss mattress, $14.95 , In the literary world. church, of Christian Theology, has rolled and stitched edge and a pair of silk floss pillows— all cov­ a sort of “ kill-joy” he calls it, is 40% 40% VERY SPECIAL this message as the whole of His At Gulf W I . 40% ered in fancy art ticking to match. $1.00 A WEEK one that mediaeval art and, artificial Am Sugar Ref. 82% 82 • 82 “ Ye Shall Know the Truth”— monastic, life have thrust upon the life and when modern business 153% 153% Regular Price $85.00 through Its great telescope and Am T & T ----- 153% Heavy golden oak chairs, as J ohn 8 c 3 2. world. “ No one ever saw him Anaconda ... 48% 48 48 All pure cotton layer felt “ I am The Truth” — John 14:6. laugh” quotes Mr. Barton— from an microscope— advertising— has the Am Smelt ...138% 138. 138% with art ticking and roiled same, standard of “ truth in life” Illustrated — with genuine ancient author. There were times Ameri Loc .. 107% 107% 107% \ edge. Full weight and a fine On Wednesday evening at 7:30, in his life when Jesus did not laugh and is one In purpose and method Am Car Fndy.lOl 101 101 brown leather slip seats. mattress for wear. at Cheney hall, under the auspices — ^when the strain upon his pa­ Atchison ....167 166 166% G. L KEITH FlfflTlIRE CO. loc of the Men’s Bible class, a' moving tience was terrible— but the happy Balt & Ohio .109% 109 109% Regular Price $5.25 picture based on the book “ The days with the disciples and God in Beth St “ B” 47% 47 47% C om er Miain and School Streets, South Manchester Regular Price $22 J$0 * Man Nobody Knows” by Bruce Bar- Galilee were full of laughter and. Chili Copper • 36% 36 36%

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M axitifttUtt great calm to be disturbed by such an. alien thing as. wonderment. Stienins il^taUt “ The wonder is,” he'says, “ that in the face of these incontrovertible City*sCitic Center ■ ' PUBUSHED BT facts, this question continues to THE HERALD PRINTING CO. arise to plague tbe public. It is as Founded by Elwood B. Ela Modern AmericanCftnmunities Find Oot. 1, 1881 definitely settled as slayery. Be­ , Ev%ry B renlnr Ezoept Sunday* r.nd lieve it or not, like it or not, Amer­ Holidays. Public-Owned Auditorium a Entered at tbe Post Offlce at Man* ica is preponderantly dry beyond Up-Td-The-Minute Chester as Second Class Mall Matter. the last shadow of a doubt.” , - Necessity/" ■ SUBSCRIPTION RATES: By Mail When Galileo insisted on plaguing six dollars a year, sixty cents a This is the seventh of a series of-20 aiticlos on the p r o g r ^ month for shorter periods. the public of his day with demands By carrier, eighteen cents n. week. and problems of American cities. Modem phases o f a city’s Sipgle copies, three cents. ' that science recognize that the development such as zoning, planning, traffic and population are ‘ SPECIAL ADVERTISING REPRE­ earth moved around the sun, the discussed in the series, with specific instances of what cities arc SENTATIVE. Hartillton-De Llsser, Du Puys of the time told him to doing to keep abreast of the advancing times. iTic., 285 Madison Avenue, New York hush his'noise because it had been and 612 North Michigan Avenue, By DON E. MOWRY Chicago. definitely settled, by the papal sup­ the Manchester Evening Herald is Secretary American Community Advertising Association. on sale in New York City at Schultz’s pression of the same theory and News Stand. Sixth Avenue and 42nd. tbe muzzling of the bothersome A modern American city is hardly complete without SINCE 1855 the makers of the fanj- Street and 42nd. Street entrance of that almost every Crawford innovation Grand Central Station. Mr. Copernicus a couple of hundred its Town Hall— or, as its more imposing title usu^ly is, ous Crawford Range have made good has been adopted by other makers— ‘TnternatlonarNews Service has the years before, that the sun movejd its Public Auditorium. exclusive rights to use for republlca- cooking ranges. The women of New EXCEPTING THOSE ON WHICH around the earth. “ Look at it It -vYould be interesting to trace the development of tion in any form all news dispatches England, famous for their fine cooking, CRAWFORD HAS EXCLUSIVE credited to or not otherwise credit­ calmly, face the facts. Gal,” they the town hall from the barren frame meeting place of ed in this paper. It is also exclusively grew to expect the best” in Crawfords, RIGHTS! There are Cra'wfords in ac­ entitled to use for republleatlon all said, “ You’re wrong.” And wheji he years ago to the sumptuous stone and steel auditoriums tive, faithful service today which were the local or undated nows published was still unconvinced the Inquisi­ of today. The old-time hall housed town meetings, po­ and have shown the manufacturers how herein.” built over 40 years ago. The Crawford tion got after him and made him litical rallies and so on; the modem ones hold everything to make Crawfords practical, kitchen Ranges shown here are built to give MONDAY, JAN. 17, 1927. recant. , from national conventions to prize fights, grand opera perfect, and fuel saving. That their better cooking to every size home for But the sun does not move and industrial expositions. advici was geffid is evident in the . fact weeks and months and yeafs to come. HISTORY OF MANCHESTER. around the earth, nevertheless, de­ spite' the incontrovertible fact of Publicly Owned. Not enough— not nearly enough Copernican suppression and Gali­ The town hall, of late, has indeed been found to be al­ — people are reading the History leo’s torture. most a necessity; a’ place where the citizens can fore­ of Manchester. We put it that way gather on frequent occasions, a common center for the — in the present tense— because When a controversialist argues to the extent of six thousand words use of* the citizens for widely different events. the History of Manchester is not a to prove that a controversial ques­ The basic idea ls to have the structure publicly owned book to read once and then have tion is all settled and done with and operated. In this way the citizen is made to feel done with. It is something for every The Victory Crawford— a combination coal and disposed of beyond the last that he is one of its proprietors. He goes to it in a freer man and woman and boy and girl manner than he would to a private hall. Gtxwroso] and gas range— ^comes in two 'sizes. The one to take to himself or herself as shadow of argument, you may ac­ sketched is 43 Inches long over all, 'while a A great and lasting hall is a distinct asset to a city. smaller, compact model, with 2 lids for coal permanency; something to become cept his intelligence or you may Cleveland, for instance, with a hall that will house any­ cooking instead of 4 as in the larger size shown, part of living in this town; some­ accept his honesty, as you please. You can’t accept both. thing from a convention to a cavalry concourse, has measures only 37 inches over all! thing alive and absorbingly Inter- “ cashed in" handsomely on its investment. -esting; something to keep with one . in one’s thoughts; something to 11 VALOR OP INEXPERIENCE. These Cities Have Them. The Fairy Crawford is a popular luminate the highways and byways Glorious is the valor of inexperi­ Among the other cities that maintain public halls are; size for the small home, the apart­ Simplicity of design' is the key­ and hills and levels of their town ence— and sometimes its eftect^ve- Akron, Atlantic City, Atlanta, Baltimore, Birming­ ment, or £he home that requires note of the State Crawford one of only the capacity of a small range. with a new and fascinating light. ness is equal to its glory. American ham, Boston, Burlington, Vt., Camden, Canton, Cedar the recent additions to the Craw­ Kipling says: “ What do they Yet It has the full regulation oven ford line. It was built to gratify doughboys upset every tradition of Rapids, Chattancega, Chicago, Cincinnati, Columbus, — 20x20 Inches— allowing full bak­ know of England who only Eng­ the Increasing popular taste for 'a the World war by not having had Dallas, Denver, Des Moines, Evansville, Houston, Hunt­ ing capacity. 46% inches long dignified stralght-llne piece ' of land know?” enough to do with it to know that ington, Kansas City, I^exington, Los Angeles, Louisville, over all. kitchen furniture— which looks as What do they know of Manches­ they could not achieve the impos­ Lowell, Macon, Milwaukee, Minneapolis, Memphis, New well as it cooks. 46 inches long. ter who only know the Manches­ sible— and so they achieved it. The York, Oakland, Omaha, Philadelphia, Portland, Racine, ter of their own lifetimes? history of business enterprise In Roanoke, Rochester, Saginaw, St. Joseph, St. Louis, St. Here is a town whose roots go this country Is stuffed full of in­ Paul, Salt Lake City, San Francisco, Savannaji, Seattle, back to the beginning of the white stances where men who were too Spokane, Snringfield, Stockton, Topeka, Washington, man’s America— and beyond. Here little Informed or had too little vi­ Wheeling, Wichita and Worcester. is that rare thing indeed, an au­ sion to see the insurmountable ob­ thentic American town history stacles in their way, hazarded their which draws In vivid- colors the all in some perfectly hopeless practically unanimous approbation ish and Injurious Nicaraguan cinema of a new civilization dis­ scheme— and bulled through to among the people of this country, placing an earlier one— drama, success. wrangle is put an end to the quick­ RAJAH RABOID and would re-eslahlir-h the Unitc-rt tragedy of the most poignant If young George Young, Cana­ er wijl we be in a position to estab­ staged in a locale with which the States at a st-oke ss a true advo­ lish ourselves in the opinion of during his blindfolded drive about dian swimmer, had had a fifth part town cate of international justice. physical eyes of all of us are fa­ as much experience with long dis­ some scores of millions of people Here is a really big and splendid miliar— and to which our ment^il tance sea swimming as some of his across the Pacific— all of them po­ business, in such sharp contrast to TOMORROW NOON 12-1 eyes— most of us— are as blind as competitors in the Catalina contest, tential friends and customers. ■ bats. the frittering affair of Nicaragua the chances are a hundred to one will stop at this store, pick out ar­ In their History of Manchester that it Is inconceivable that an illy | Here is the ideal small coal range The Century Crawford is the that he would have parceled out ticles in our stock and describe them Mathias Spiess and Prof; Percy considered mistake in the latter di — the village Crawford— made to newest addition to the famous his strength for each hour of a -1 meet every requirement of, Craw­ while blindfolded. Come in and see rection can be permitted to inter-1 Crawford, line. In keeping with Bidwell of Tale have produced. In schedule, would have fitted speed ford work and construction. Its him perform! searching out and putting In order fere with it.~ TOM SIMS SAYS- the rest of the up-to-date models and conservation to the particular large 20 inch oven, heated by its its surfaces are all smooth, so easi­ the circumstances of this town’s It goes without saying that if the roomy firebox makes an ideal stovo exegencies of each part of the ly kept clean. A 20x20 inch oven birth and growth, a perfectly en­ tt for baking as well as cooking. It journey, would have done, in short, United States is contemplating a , . makes baking a pleasure. 49 inch­ measures 50 inches long over all. es long. trancing story. It is redolent of precisely what the seasoned cam­ measure of such great importance-, ch^ry tr“ee L ^ S ^ iso n ’s^v^^^^ “ the curling smoke of wigwams,” paigners did—rand would have fail­ as the freeing of China from the sleep - is- the - bunk, theY-vtell us. We ^ of the odor of . the ;^ildernes?, of ed as they failed. tangle of bonds in which foreign are expecting any day now to hear v.'the first breaking o f new soil. It interests have- ehmeshed her. *we a.-,protest .from .the White'Hou8*»|c Instead, Young simply dashed In­ cannot go on with petty quarrels about all this prosperity, refiects with almost startling clar- to the water, swam as fast and as nc '^ Ity the stern conditions _o'f life of with our own neighbors— else the BROTHERS,1 ^ I . hard as be could, and of the 102 There’ll be plenty of work fo r , ‘i effect of our action in the larger ^ Uhe earliest settlers. It' carries the contestants was ihe only one to everybody In 1927, says Hoover. FLORIDA BRANCH — THE WATKINS-UMBACHER CO___ST. PETERSBURG. interest would be nullified. absorbed reader through every step climb ashore on Catalina, winning Just as we had feared. of the development of .this com- the splendid prize of ?25,00 0 - The policy of justice for China . munity, through all 'the genera- Is a Coolidge policy~and a wise A young man who turned bandit while the- old timers were slowly in Kansas City really can’t be tions— and when he has finished he one as well as an hon.irable one At freezing in their more restrained blamed. He had hunted the town wonders how on earth he ever rest- times, ever since he has been Presi­ and more scientific crossing. from top to bottom for a job for his FUNERAL d ir e c t o r ;? , od vatisfled with ro knowledge of dent, Mr. jCoolidge has expressed wife. Sometimes It is splendidly profit­ .1 these things. his interest in the Asiatic situation able not to know too much about This Is no ordinary, conventional and always on the right side. He Charlie Chaplin is suing a the Job you are tackling. magazine for half « million. That’s ; “ town history,” filled with ra p has never been able to see any jus­ one wa;y of scraping up the modest Officials of the Sacasa liberal and tags ct commonplace. It is a tice whatever in the attempt of a sum thet Lita Is asking. government have estimated that - saga, intriguing-i-and true. NOROTON HOME. group of outside peoples to control the maximum value of American - The Manchester parent who does The mind of man runneth not the destinies of that huge and an­ It’s 1927, all’s well with the interests on the Atlantic coast is $8,000,000. The liberals controlled not put this book In the hands of back- tb the time when there was no cient nation, and has frankly said world and the Prince of . Wales has Be ye therefore wise as serpents, fallen off his horse again. this coast until Admiral Latimer’s .^!hls children is treating them un- scandal or hint of scSndal In the so. and harmless as doves.— Matt. i x r i q affairs of the Soldiers’ Home at 10:16; men landed. ^ fairly, cheating them of a very real The time Is here' for the United The next thing wc expect to hear American Residents There are the signs of a wise enlargement of their lives and de- Noroton. Established no great num­ States to deal a diplomatic stroke of is the. autobiography of-A base­ The same officials say that, ex- ber of years afterThe Civil w^r for ball player running in one of the man: to reprove nobody, to praise By RODNEY BUTCHER. clpalvef of marines, there are some Z-, priving the community of I'leir b< t- in the interest of China that will nobody, to blame nobody, nor even President, American Nature Ass’n. . terment as citizens. . the care of disabled or indigent vet­ , confessions magazines. W e -> said 800 Americans dwelling on the At­ make history. The sooner the fo o l-. “ ]iear .of,” not "reaiL’' to speak of himself or his • own lantic coast and probably a lesser erans of that conflict, there have merits— Epictetus. Washington, Jan. 17.— Mystery The great^ naturalist, ■ Linnaeus, cloaks the Identity o f tha American number In the remainder of the once said, “ Nature is the most been few periods since when it country. SETTLED AGAIN. would not have been possible to interests in Nicaragua wBich ask­ rfiarvelous in the sballest of her ed for ‘Iprotectlon” there by our Nicaraguans, Mexicans and ^ Writing in Success Magazine— write a book about the complaints creatures. N^w Year’s Resolution Stuff warships and- marines. others owning property in the I', strangely named in view of its and grievances of the inmates, country often establish American The writer once stood for an No person or company has yet hour on the elevated platform of an . struggling ups and downs— one charges official and unofficial made public admission that he.br it or British citizenship for protec­ tion In' case of revolt or other dis­ “ L” station in Chicago's loop and , William Atherton Du Puy deals against the management. appealed to tbe State Department watched' the long column' of a pa-» and the department itself has re orders. An example of this is ,, contradictorily in prognosis of fall- Now the report of an ' outside Gutierrez Pena, who owns th rade as It passed below. NearlJ^ fused to divulge names o n ' tbe -3 j. uro, the title of his article being group of auditors declares that ol electric light and ice plant at every marcher carried aloft a green gronnd tbait reprisals' flight be banner, and the whole pageant bore . “ Why a Wet Candidate Will Never late the Board of Governors of the taken against the appealing party. Managua, valued at more than be President.” Home have "combined to effect IbnTVou $200,(T00, and is an American citi­ a startling resemblance to a. long Nloarggna Is a nation'Of -only zen. line of parasol ru ts ' homaward Mr. Du Puy is one of those su- their own purposes and promote Wan t 76 600,000 persons, but her nationals 'The Bragman Bluff Lumber Co.) bound, carrying aloft grebn banners , perlor individuals who specialize In their personal Interests through the A Alice RIDE, here estimate the raliffi-of Ameri­ which have been cut from ■ the can property there at something the largest of its kind In Nica­ - being calm— v^ry, very calm and hondjxct of the board affairs.” ragua, claims an Investment of leaves of trees, .-•nd which • frag­ like $10,000,000. ments have been Industriously cut Judicial. He does not let his pre- Apparently there is excellent rea­ Oar Canal Concession- $2,000,000. It -produces large quan­ tities of mahogany and other fur­ and hoisted to position. dispositions Influence his determi- son, for heading the admonition of This figure does not include, the These green banners are enor­ ** nations—not he. Governor Trumbull that the law American concession to build a niture woods. Its headquarters are at Puerto Cabezas. mous in comparison to the size ef Ho insists on looking at this mat- governing the conduct of the Pitch canal through the country, making the ants who carry them. Riding a second artificial waterway con' The Fniit Interests ^ ter of prohibition in the cool, calm, Home be made all over, so as tO' The United Fruit, Standard gaily home on these banners often­ neotlng the Atlantic qnd the times will be seen one or more unbiased light of statistics. Elec­ permit of the appointment of the Pacific, althongh that perhaps is Fruit and Cuyamel Fruit com- panies have Invested millions of small ants which accompanied the tion statistics.' There is,: for Mr. Du board of management without any this country’s most Important In­ larger ants to their work and which Buy, no other light worth coosld* requirement that this that or the terest. dollars, it Is understood, with wire­ less stations. supplementary rail­ act In the capacity of secretoervlce 'O rljg in which the subject may bo other veterang* or other organiza­ rtic/ Nor does it Include the National men in keeping away a dreaded en­ Bank of Nicaragua or the Nica­ roads, docks and warehouses. The emy fly. f viewed— such, for Instance, a> the tion be represented thereon. New Orleans &: Blueflelds Fruit ■^ell being of a nation. raguan'railroad, although the for­ This fly seeks to deposit its eggs The Pitch Home has been a foot­ mer is incorporated under tbs laws and Transportation company bad In or around the mouth o f the put about $1,000,000 into Nlcsr I Of course he hand-picks his elec­ ball o f politics—not party politics of Connecticut and the latter under working ant, who has no time Itself tion statistics and turns such facet? so much as war society politics— laws of Maine, These institutions ragnan fruit and cattle production to bo on the lookout for the dread­ of them to the sjxedding , of this nominally are owned b y Nicaragua, -fl.fiures in the ed insect which seeks to infest it ever since It was established. The "H it are unavailable. statistical light as he chooses, for results have not been happy. but the hank is operated by New with the parasites. Yorkers and the railroad by other The- largest mining. interest Is These tiny flies are vldously at­ ■he set? his own’rule's for his own Now It ]g the course of plain Americans. The hank has a mort­ wi**?®**^*® be that of the Eden tacked and driven away, by • the Mining Co., o.f Philadelphia, which game. And by such procesgas as at-^ business sense to put the manage- gage on 61 per cent, of the stock qt body-guard, and for this good work the railroad, as a result o f a recent has put about $2;500,000 into gold — or s a lt appears— are given a tributlng the defeat of Brepnan for ment of the Institution on much mines. The La Luz and Los An­ Illinois senator to the fact that the same basis as other state sup­ loan to tbe Diaz government. free ride home on the swaying ban­ geles Mining Company of New ners. »; Brennan is wet— Ignoring that he ported servlc..^. That it will be done Big Profit Made The Nicaraguan railroad is 159 000 $1,000,- . After the fragments of leaves are le also a Democrat in Asolldly Re- at this segslon of the Legislature Is iffiTfte miles long. Like the bank. It for­ cut and hoisted to a porpandicular bubllcan state— ^he finds the key pretty sure, for there is no sound viORtV merly was- American owned, bat About 26 American companies-In position, which is often accomplish­ all are listed as having Interests in ed with a great deal of difficulty, .;:tp eternity In a row of Wectlon re­ reason for not dohig it and every the Solorzano-Sacasa government Nicaragua, but most, of them are sults extending over half a dozen reason why it shculd be done. purchased the stock control from small. they are carried to the «nts’ under- ground nests, chewtd up and mois­ years. Prom them he deduoes that, the two New York banking houses which held It and which are. said Industiy In Nicaragua Is very tened, and. a sort of compost, made, outside an Insignificant slice of the OPPORTUNITY. to have made a. huge profit on the Ita labo* Is is spread out and then sprinkled jjCountry along the north Atlantic transaction; llllterato and generally poorly or­ with the spdres of a certain kind of Prediction that the United ganized, although the Nicaraguan coast and one or two laconseqnen- There are various short, prlvite fungus called Rozitor gongylophosa States , government will 'taka Inde­ Federation of-Labor claims itlal spots In the Interior, never by railroads owned by Interests In the 20.000 which is to the .parasol ^nt wha! pendent action with a view to sav­ ‘There Is little manufac- mushrooms are to us. This .jungus any possibility can anybody but a United States and - used to hanl ing China by recognizing her inter­ •V fruit, sugar, lunlber and mining is the food' upon which the pdrasol * dry be elected to any office, from national equality and her right to pfoduetj^^ ^ Ont lives. cproner up, and that never, so long govern her own internal affa'rs, in­ The value of Amerlcsan property FAUX I«AS Send a stamped, addressed envel­ as the world shall last, will any- cluding the \*I!jn«natlon of extra­ In NIcaraCTa probably Is less , than formerly, due to ■ the Nicaraguan ope and qnestioBs of fact having to •body but a dry be elected President territoriality and the management YOUNG KNUT—rl /say, waiter, do wltb Nature will be answered by ;Pf the United States. purchase pf bank and railroad never me a steak lik«. that again! the consulting staff of Nature Mag- Of her own tarl^s. Is rife at Wash­ stock and to the decline of the li^AITBR—;VPhy not, sir? And then Mr. Du Puy permits pli gaaine . of W*-Mngton,. D* C., ington. Such action would receive Nicaragnan banana industry result- TTOUNG KNU'T— it simply Isn’t through arrangements made by thi« Ihc frfm a tras dlsaaaa. dons, old thlasl—-London Opinion. paper, v

vV'V h I wrap’s MANCHESTER EVENING HER>^rMOlri>AY^' jrAlCGi^^ v - i f : .. 8. We-had less •|tended-'by ■ ' 'pehts between us. pkrts oif ^he .... mRALD’ STOCK^ timbered Boc O’Byme who which •wair “ GAS” SHORTAGE MAY frtehdslt.’’ • ; A t th e’ cloas qf^t&B:.Yippfurb cocb^ _____ i will be published each day until every ‘.I Just know I'd do It," the lad and Bahdwichi^s ^ qhd The next generation will see a SOCIETY TO MEET confessed modeatly. "I’ve been ^ (M >Mei^r8 the', young 'a bpd^ to decided change in motoring design, Scheme That Is Now Be­ angle of the qu^tion is explained. swimming since I was three years hiear ^tbe: -.leciijire ,by "Honbrahla if the word of Dr. A. C. Fieldner, bid up at my home in Toronto. And Horacb Taft it'tlie Sbh Method­ director of the Pittsburgh experi­ Modem Japsm. ist churc^. , i I’ve been'swimming all my life in — I 1.' . ^ .1.. ment station of the U. S. bureau of Annual Eleciicm of Officers to ing Aired In Broohlyfi cold i water in Lake Ontario, and mines, is to be accepted. Be Held in Hartford Wed­ f Income Tax In a NntsheU must'be included’also the income di other lakes 'up around home and dependenth|u they are the time of filing the return, or in line by as high as 40 per cent, but flnanc^ and publicity, committees that the two previous owners of come in excess ol.$10,000. married they are.ijfsmally loyal to also enable the further reduction will also submit their reports. these mines had gone bankrupt. four equal Installments, due on or their hurfands and‘*;arisready to of engine displacement and increase Officers of the Children’s Aid That these mines were bought t.t before March 15, June 15, Septem­ AS Y .W : DIRECTOR, welcome them on,‘their return from ber 15 and December 15, 1927. ■ work. He said tbe-,;frpn,ts of the of speed and power. society Include: Philip B. -Gale, a bankrupt sale for $7800. ; Thousands of letters have reach­ That the stock which Rice boost­ Japanese houses are',.d'rah and un­ The result is that even today we president: Miss Marjory Cheney, ed the Bureau of Internal Revenue ed from $1.50 to $17.00 a share interesting, -biit further- you’ have an engine far more economi­ Mrs. Samuel B. Hemingway, relative- to changes in tax legisla­ Mrs. Welles A. Strickland Also cal and yet more efficient than the Thomas Hewes, vice-president; cost them about 9 centr. a share. BIG PRIZE IS ’lOVELY", proceed into the interior they be­ That the total sales from the tion. Taxpayers desire, to know the ; Chosen at,Hartford Meeting; come more beautifui. He qompared motor of yesterday. Paul M. Butterworth, secretary: benefits to which they are entitled the Other Officers. That, however, is only the begin­ Hartford-Aetna National Bank, mines for the past two years was this fact to the natives themselves / $13,000 which did not even cover under the revenue act of 1026 by SAYS WINNER’S MOTHER who are as a rule cold and forma! ning. Fieldner looks forward to the treasurer. Members of the Board of .way of increased exemptions, lower time when we will have to depend Directors are as follows: Mrs. D. operating cost of the mines. but when you get into their hearts rates, the credit of 25 per cent of ■ Mrs. Charles W. Holman, was they are pure gold. They are bn the on other than our gasoline resourc­ Newton Barney, Farmington: Wal­ That the stones from this mine (Gontinned from page i > pleqted a-director for threr years to sold for about 59 cents a carat the tax on earned net income, and defensive as it were fintU you prove es, when an entirely new fuel may ter E. Batterson, Hartford; Mrs. H. the allowable deductions for busi­ succeed Mrs. Louis St. Clair Burr, Mother,! Ybur'child isn’t natural­ revolutionize the design of our mo­ (Many were not worth transporting yourself a friend.: ' Bissell Carey, Hartford; Charles,E. ness expenses, losses, bad debts, fornia on a battered motorcycle, atrthe Y, W. C. A. banquet held ly cross and pei^ish^ Sbe if tongue tor cars. Chase, Hartford: Austin Clieney, to tile coast) instead of for $500 to with his chum ,:Bill Hastings, ,to wifi Friday evening in Hartford, Mrs. Was Delegate. > Diesel May Com^ In $1000 a carat as claimed by Rice in contributions, etc. The purpose r ‘ Mr. Yasumura wks" a delegate to is coated:' this is,a sure sign the lit­ South Manchester; Mrs. Patty Lee the Bureau of Internal Revenue is the swimming classic from a field Wells A. Strickland was also elect­ tle stpniaci, liver and 'bowels- need Of course our enormous stock of Clark, Hartford: Mrs. Charles P the "Iconoclast.” of the world’s best swi'mmers. Inci­ ed a director for three years, to the first national conference of Jap­ coal wlU furnish us with a large Loses Suit to answer ihese questions in a anese stndeifts held recently in a cleansing at..ottc«f.>' ; ^. Cooley, Hartford: Hon. George H, dentally, George gave 2 5 , pounds of represent .the north side of Man­ ' When listle^,’ pale; feverish, full, 'supply of gasoline from the heat Incidentally Rice has lost his suit series of newspaper statements, Evanston, 111., and he gave a short Day, Hartford; Rev. John M. Deyo, flesh during the course of his wa­ chester and Buckingham in the of cold, hreat^bad, throat sore, treatment of this mineral. But even for $500,000 damages against Stew­ based bn the revenue act of 1926 account of the council which was Danbury: Joseph R. Ensign, Sims and the latest regulations relating tery trek. County Y. W. C. A. For Marlboro doesn’t eat,, sleep o r act naturally, this will gradually decline; while art Campbell, State Inspector of bury; Alfred C. Puller, Hartford: to the income tax. "I also sold everything of my Mrs. E, T. Thienes was appointed a has - stomach-ache; ; dlarr^LOea,. re­ other processes of making the car Irving B. - Holley, Torrington; Mines in Idaho— Campbell charac­ own that I could in order to in­ director, Mrs. Thienes is a daugh­ go will be introduced. Income tax returns are required member, a gehtlpi-llver a n d ’hpivel Joseph K. Hooker, Hartford: terized Rice’s promotion of Idaho crease our capital ter of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Hood of cleansing shouid always be the first The Diesel is being perfected to Copper Corporation as a swindle. of every single person whose net Chefetnut street; Manchester wom­ Charles W. Jaynw:, Hartford; Rob­ income for the taxable year 1926 “ Hard luck rode with us on that i. treatment given. ■ . a point where engineers already see Many good Manchester dollars one-lunged motorcycle. We were en who were in attendance at the INDIGESTION, GAS, its availability for automotive pow­ ert B. Newell, Hartford; Miss Grace •was $1,500 or more; every married ’ .Nothing equals■‘ “ Caljifprnia Fig; Plimpton, Hartford: W. H. Ratten- went into these two “ wildcats” . broke when we reached Chicago. banquet were Mrs. Paul Ferric. .v-Syrup” Cor children’s ills; ’give • a er. Thus a new motor will go under Front the character of inquiries person, living with husband or wife, Mrs. L. St. Clair Burr, Mrs., W. A. bury. New Britain; Charles D. Rice. whose net income -was $3,500 or We had bought the motorcycle j teaspoonful, and in a,few. hours a)l the hood crude oil will be the mo­ that have reached the Chamber dur­ with most of the money. Strickland, Miss Esther Sutherland, UPSET STOMACH tive power,,cheap and highly effici­ Hartford; Miss Helen O, Rider, more, and every person, single or the fpur ■waste, .-spur hlle ahd feir- Danbury: Winchell Smith, Farm­ ing the past few weeks, one is more "Broke, in Chicago, we didn’t Miss Hazel Trotter, and a number I'menting' food .jrhlqhi is clo s e d in ent. knd more impressed with the married, whose gross Income was of the Girl Reserves. More than 200 The steam car may return to ington; Mrs, Philip B, Stanley, New know what to do. _We decided to Instantly! “Pape’sDiapepsin” J the bowels p«iMes:’'dut of'’ the sys- amount of money which is being $5,000 or more, Tegardless of net beard' the lion in his own den. We were present from the different popularity under these conditions, Britain: Charles L, Taylor, Hart­ income. { tern, and you haye a well and play- lost to small investors through their went straight to Mr. Wrigley. towns in the county. Corrects Stomach so Fieldner believes, and we may even ford; Miss Eleanor Tyler, Pine If the combined net income of f ful child again. All-children love, Orchard: Mrs. Curtis Veeder, Hart- inability to properly distinguish be­ “ We told Mr. Wrigley we were The new Hartford County offi­ see the improvement of the electric liusband and wife was $3,500 or cers are: Mrs. B. Gage of Suffield, Meals D igest. ' . . this harmless, dpliciouB. '“ fruity car a greater possibility, .ford; Mrs. E. L. Weber, Stamford, tween an investment and a specula­ headed for California to try to win laxative,” and:it nbver^.faila..to ef- more, oi* their combined gross in­ his moneyi- president; Miss Fannie McKenzie, A German manufacturer has a and the officers. tion. come was $5,000 or more, the in­ Southington, vice-president; Mrs. ■fect a good ‘'ipeideiclBfiDstng.’’ D'i- Diesel engine using powdered coal In these days of American pros­ ‘You look like a couple of The moment you eat a tablet of rections for bahibs, chkdren of alt perity there are sound, safe, and come of each must be reported on a clean-cut laddi’ Mr. Wrigley told Theodore Case, Granby: secretary, “ Pape’s Diapepsin” your indiges­ for fuel, a new possibility in the au­ single joint return or on separate Mrs.iF. B. Hamblin. Bristol, treas­ ages and. growhrnps are plainly , bn tomotive world. Wood is being profitable investments 'or anyone us, and he loaned us $60. tion is gone. No more distress from the bottle., . .. . . who will take the trouble to inquire. returns showing the income of each. “ From Chicago we went to Ok­ urer.' : a sour, acid,’ up^et . stomach. No burned in a test truck in France, If a wife does not file a separate re­ Keeh it handy :in;. ydn'r home.. A- USED BAD CHECKS Ordinarily, however, investments lahoma. There we lost the motor­ flatulence, heartburn','V palpitation, llttle glvq'n today'|jh4;!^n.,.si.ck • child and there is also the availability of turn or join with her husband in a . ' Lfeanifhg. .the Bible by heart is are made, not because the investor, cycle. We were flat on our feet, sp or misery-making' gase?. • Correct tomorrow, but*get' thb.j;g6nulhe. Ask icoke and charcoal for the same use joint feturn, the husband is re­ the s%lf-imposed task of the 40,U00 has thoroughly studied the invest­ we started to h o o f it. From Okia-, your digestion for a few cents. your druggist ;iQ‘r;.n flj’tlie' of "Cali­ For Higher Efficiency TO PAY THE STATE quired to include in his return all hiernbers of the Berean Band'of "The present average co’npres- ment, but because someone qomes homa we walked all the way to Bach package: guaranteed by drug­ fornia Fig Syrdp,"'* then see that it income received by the wife in payr California except for a couple of Bible Learners. The movement is 21 sion ratio of all motors sold in the to him and urges him to put his ' year#.old and was originated in Ac­ gist to overcome stomach trouble. is made by "llliie California Fig ment of wages or salary, or from I rides we picked up. — Adv. ' Syrup Co’mpany:’t“ -Ad'v'.‘ '.’ United States is 4.1 to 1,” says money into it. Such a case came to ton; .London. Fieldner. "The best anti-knock Motor Vehicle Dept. Has Near light only this week in connection the sale of products of her labor. In i "Bill and I arrived In Los An- cracked gasolines are • suitable for ly $4,000 on Hand—Autoists with a local investor who was I ' nil —•______-T a compression ratio of 5.5' to 1 or Fined .$5 %nd Forced to Make "sold” $75.0 worth of stock in 1920, more. Good. and who recently asked' the Cham­ “ As anti-knock fuels become ber to investigate it,-and after con­ ipore generally available, manufac­ After the smoke had cleared siderable correspondence, the turers of motor ears will increase away, figuratively, following the Chamber finally received a brief Drastica Januarj" compression ratios from year to rush for 1927 motor vehicle regis­ note from an attorney which closed Still Greater Reductions year to a figure probably not ex­ trations in the closing days of with the following paragraph: « ceeding 6 to 1. These higher com­ 1926 and the opening days of 1927 "This concern •went into the hands Reductions Fea­ pression ratios should result in the motor vehicle department of a receiver in 1923, the assets For the Second Week of Our Famo us eventually doubling the mileage per found itself iN possession of a were sold in September of 1924, ture These Charm­ gallon of gasoline. sheaf of bad checks aggregating and the stock is absolutely value- "Motor car manufacturers are l6S8»** aiding also in decreasing the fuel 13,924.89. Those who resorted to this ex­ Mellon’s Warning ing required per car mile by more effi­ Andrew W. Mellon, secretary of pedient to get their registrations Rule Now On- AR Winter cient carburetor design and other the treasury, recently issued the changes in engine design, such as have found themselves poorer by over five dollars each for having following warnings to Investors: Sport^ ^ H ^ l ? the Ricardo type of cylinder head, * Secretary Mellon Says •v^ich reduces detonating tenden­ done it. In order to save th.lr • ,; ■ • '-.'■i-'-'r.jiV-. registrations, they have been re­ "Never buy stocks in mines you DRESSES cies. know; nothing about. Shun alluring "And, of course, the small light quired to produce within eight S port car, such as is used in Europe, days certified checks, money ord­ promises about mines in a far-away must eventually come when the fuel ers or cash covering the original land. of . Botany - -Jersey shortage greatly increases the price amount plus protest fees and a "None but the rich can afford o at $15 and'wckil tsybile. one- and of motor fuel.’’- five-dollar penalty. The stgte law trifle with oil wells. two piece e^bets. ^Ixes authorizes the department to col­ "A patent may only be the right 16 to 44, $9,:DF to-816.95 lect fees in cases where It has re­ to a lawsuit. Schemes take advan­ at this sale price values . ceived uncollectible checks. In the tage of every important discovery HEBRON WOMAN, 99, course of a year, the department and investlon, and some have noth­ there are numer­ Now receives as much'as $1,000-in these ing but promises to sell. five-dollar fprfeits on account of "There are real estate promoters: ous smart models IS STILL ACTIVE bad checks. who will sell you swamps as "shore The bad checks offered in pay­ frontage.” If you buy property, buy of silk frocks that GOAT ANI> ment of early registrations amoun­ near home. $25 values Mrs. Elizabeth Lord Passes ted to only a little more than qne- ‘“ Look out for new companies formerly ranged Birthday Anniversary Quiet­ tenth of one per cent of the .otal that are going to sell by mail. They Newi $13.50 * ly—Is in Good Health. receipts for 1927 registrations is­ msy neror earn more than salary sued between October 1, 1926 and n oney and that is paid out. in prices o f $19.95 s w e a t e r s A n d spic^'F January 1, 1927. The. total re­ "New manufacturing methods JACKETS r e d u c e d Hebron, Jan. 17.— (Special)— to $24.95. ‘ Sizes Mrs. Elizabeth (Hutchinson) Lord ceipts for that period aggregated should Always be person lly check­ 10 to 25% Off was 99 years old on Saturday. She $2,228,059. ed and investigated. our usual low T/Hceq. ; passed her birthday quietly at her The uncollectible paper taken in "Invest quick or it may be too 13 to 46. boarding place with Mrs. Gertrude at tne main office in Hartford rep­ late” is the favorite urge of wild­ Hough where she has made her resented $1,635.31, while that re­ cat stock salesman. That should home for the last few .-ears. Mrs. ceived at New Haven amounted to make you suspicious. Great Savings Hough had planned a simple cele­ $1,188.50; Bridgeport, $1,070.25; "Look with suspicion on offers ■ bration of the day but as so much Waterbury, $51.58 and Stamford with special inducements in cash on Sm art grip prevailed thought that there $79.25. The New London office discounts or stock bonuses. might be danger of Mrs. Lord’s be­ had none. All Tips Worthless At Greatly Reduced-Prices ing exposed to it, so gave up the "Your banker will tell you that Winter Coats plan. all "tips” on the stock market are Mrs. Lord was born In Gilead In worthless. Do not think you wlll(;l)e Exceptional 1828. Her parents were William let in “ on the ground floor." “ The Hutchinson and Polly Caroline TEST ANSWERS rich man can afford to speculate. If coats, everyone, (Post) Hutchinson. At the age of hp loses he has otSer money. Not so the small investor. Never play the not only in style, twenty-one she married George These are the correct answers to Hinman Lord. She remembers dis­ stock market on ‘'margin." but in quality of the questions which appear on the ' "Stock in companies being organ­ Northern Seal Coats $95 tinctly her wedding day which oc­ comic page: ' curred at her Gilead home, the ized on the success of others rarely fabrics, fur trim­ 1— Governor Gifford iPinchot. turns but well. Do not put your Squirrel or Marmot trimmed, $125. and ceremony being performed by the 2— Guy de Maupassant. mings, lining Rev. Charles Nichqls, then pastor of money into another man’s dreams." $13$ values. 3— Des Moines. T^ese are the observations of a the Congregational church there. 4— Painter. and tailoring. Her wedding trip was to Hartford man ^ho knows. He is f n the inside 6— Ph. D. and ,is familiar through actual ex­ where she spent her honeymoon. 6— Lord De La 'War, of England. $ 1 5 9 ;S b Her 'life has been spent in Gilead perience with every type and Muskrat Coat C oats $15 7— Marian Evans. method of financing and has his at­ and Hebron. For quite a number of 8— Cambridge, Mass. Fox Collar, $200 value. years she and her husband lived on tention called to innumerable at­ Values to $29.50. 9— Orange blossom. tempts at financial chicanery. a farm which they purchased in 10— Floyd D611. that part of the town known as There is only one time to Inves­ Godfrey Hill. Since the death of Mr. tigate, and that Is before the money Sport Pony Coat $16930 Coats $29.50 Lord she has spent most of her time Is paid,-and this is exactly what the Values to $49.75. with Mrs. Hough. She is still active Chamber of Commerce stands readjr Raccoon Collar, $250 value. though through the winter months to do; t'j ascertain the facts in re­ she spends nearly all of her time in gard to ahy unlisted stock or Others Proportionately t C oats $ 4 $ her room. Golds security or In regard to the pro­ Mrs. Lord’s mind, for a person of Ended overnight moters of any new project and sub­ Reduced. Values to $79.50. her age is clear and her conversa­ mit for your Consideration. tion Is characterized by i clearness There’s a way to end colds so quide had efficient that w e paid $1,(X)0.000 and elegance of diction which for it. That way is HILL’S. It stops makes it a pleasure to listen to her. colds in 24 hours, checks fever, opens A WRONG MOVE Her health is good and there seems tpe bowels^ then tones the entire sys­ no reason why she may not live to tem. Millions roiploy it because it "What bscame of that young fel­ see her hundredth bhthday. She brings such prompt, complete iresults. ler from the .city?” has one brother living, Alfred W. Go try it now. “ Oh, he used to be a chauffeur, Hutchinson o{ Gilead. Mr. Hutchin­ HtLL*S Cwean-Branuds-QiikMia and lie crawled under the mule to son has recently passed his 86th B« Mm you Itat MUX'S, la tW rad bflB see w,hy It wouldn’t go.”—Pele birthday and is in good health. with portoatu At «U 4nm iite--M a. Mele. 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FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS Carson’s reputation as an Indian fighter was not Carson had but recov- e jo M. / w P Outnumbered ^en to one, Carson led his men into greater than his feats of exploring. One winter he fol* ^ ered from the experi­ With 100 men under battle with the haughty tribesmen. From a hilltop the FOR SALE—Female Gorman police English Woolen Company, tailors dog. 3 yrs. old. from pedigreed stocky since 1898. direct to wearer. Harry lowed the path of Lewis and Clark, starting from the ences of this journey/ his command, it was de­ women of the tribe urged on the warriors. But Car­ Inquire at 13 Winter street. Telephone . Auderton. 38 Church street. South Three Forks of the Missouri river and winding pain­ when he Was back in the termined to settle for son’s strategy in forcing the Indians to charge over 1081. ■______^______' ! Mancht ter. Phone li21-2. fully across the Bitterroot mountains. The privations Yellowstone c o u n try, once and for all the ques­ open ground won the day. When the victorious band FOR SALE—Used household furni­ ready for war with the tion of mastery with the returned to the Green River post hundreds cheered ture. party leaving town. 97 Eldridge Legal Notices of this trip v/cre terrible; once they had to subsist on street, town. v^hlood drawn from their mules. ^ Blackfeet. yjndians. V^their arrival, ptegr by wea senvicg, me. (Continued AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD FOR SALE—Roll top desks, 3 on at Manchester, within and for the hand. Glenwood combination coal and district of Manchester - ’i the 12th. gas range. Spruce street Second Hand day of January, A. D., 1927. Store. Present WILLIaii t>. xx.DE, Esq., Judge. FOR SALE—Glenwood E. coal Estate of George F. Jarvis, late of range, in perfect condition; also six Manchester in said district, deceased. burner gas stove, $50 takes them Upon application of Frank Croteau, Willie Hoppe Is Marvel of Sports \X^JL£ jO £ both. Call 1950. creditor, praying that administration be granted on said estate, as per ap­ plication on file, it is STAGE and SCREEN FOR SALE—Slightly used Vidal ORDERED:—That the foregoing CAMS 8»Ck insoM Vacuum cleaner. Will sell for half YWJCB 23VfedCS cost as I have an. electric cleane.r. application be heard and deterpilned o r WATCHIM6 YOUR. at the Probate office in Manchester in w ou oei?" Telephone 648-4. said District, on the 22nd. day of What’s What When and How at the s t e p is w h at makes January, A. D., 1927, at 9 o’clock Ih SAlUUMB auuiACD You PALL y>om OM FOR SAI.E—Fresh eggs delivered the forenoon, and. that notice be given Local Playhouses. CrtAHPloM OF _ 'TBE O’OB-'w.*— at wholesale prices. Phone 1404-2. • to all persons interested in said es­ TH6 VfORtX) r= tate of the pendency ofuaid applica­ FOR SALE—Apples. Northern S. les. tion and the time and place of hear­ Greenings, Baldwins, Johnathans, by ing thereon, by publishing a copy of basket, bushel or barrel. Edgewo 1 this order in some newspaper having Fruit Farm, 401 Woodbrldge street. a circulation in said district, on or be­ .BOViPj \V. H, Cowles. Tel. 945. ' fore Jan. 17th.. 1927. and by posting a PEmOFCOASTGHAW)|— ^ copy of :his order on the public sign­ FOR SALE—500 bushel o ' apples, post in said town o f Manchester, at COMING TO RIALTO^»AIt H ibllW AY all kinds, all prices. Wc have apples, least six days before the day of said good apples and honey sweet cider hearing, to appear if the.v see cause at and vinegar too. We'll be glad to ex­ said time and place and be heard change these for money. If you’ll call relative thereto, and make return to SYSTEM OPENED nine seven o ring two. W. L." Fish. this court. “Business of Love” Closes Its Lake street. Phone 970-2. WILLIAM S. HYDE Judge. S!X. a / H-1-17-27. Engagement This Evening; AliTliP QNAWIi A II FOR SALE—Fresh carnations, $1 Dandy Feature Tomorrow. fli 1 CIi ulVU YV i ilLL per dozen, calendulas, faOc per dozen; OMTiL YW/HIS also potted plants at half price. Sta­ UP? tion 22. Burnside Avenue Green­ IMieBCuPTfeD houses. Laurel ICIO, East Hartford. K. C. COMMIHEE Edward Everett Horton who has the principal role in “ Business of FOR SALE—Chestnut wood, hard Love’’ which closes its engagement Department Reports All wood and hard Wood slabs, saw--d TO MEET TONIGHT MAD6 CMMEFAlC stove length, and under cover. Ij. T. at the Rialto theater this evening, Wood, 55 Bissell street. Telephone since the very beginning of his AT ‘046 1 1 4 ^ 6 6 SUBPHISE PARTY 496. famous screen career, always enact­ Roads Clear Despite To Perfect Plans For Enter­ ed vibrant and pulsating roles. In O FOR SALE—FancysGreen Mt. pota­ tainment— Council to Pick “ Business of Love” one of the de­ A surprise farewell party was toes. Frank Williams, Buckland. Tel. Heavy Drifts in Many given Friday afternoon at the 989-23. Directors Also This Evening. cided film hits of the year he por­ €iHcc 2«,*n4e TrTue home of Mrs. J. ^I. Hewitt by neigh trays a part characteristically ac­ /4A& tHROUet FOR SALE—Hard wood, all lengths. The entertainment committee of tionful, but emphatically different hors on Holl street in honor of her Raymond F. DeWald, 655 North Main Sections. /IAkW KAMOS— sister. Miss L. Yluffey, who sails stree'. Telephone 2358. Campbell Council, K. of C., 'will from any he has ever interpreted. ■V. meet this evening at S:45 to per­ As Edv/ard Burgess a young college on Saturday for her home in Lon­ Mcnj at 3S>; WILUE /S don, England. Miss’ Huffey has FOR SALE—Hardwood slabs saw­ fect plans of organization. The fol- graduate with a 'mind of his own, After battling snowdrifts Satur­ ed stove length $12.00 per cord. Order lo'wing members of the committee Edward Horton’s policy is “A man’s MOttB WKKS o f ,spent six months in this country, visiting relatives but for the most by mail or telephone Willlmantic are expected to be present: first problem is to discover 'what day night and all r’uring the day IS TO he division 204-15 evenings. P. H. Whip­ T tvoRV CLicifeRS' part making her headquarters with P. J. O’Leary. Rev. James P. work he shall do.” This edict is di­ yesterday, the State Highway De­ 8l(JUACI>& UiHAT ple, Andover,. Conn. her sister here. Timmins, J. H. Quinn, John F. T.v- rectly opposite the views held by partment, announced late last night 44M IS TZ) During this time she has visited FOR SALE—One cord 4 ft white nan, P. J. Hutchinson, F. G. Balk- bis rich uncle who believes that no birch, cut any lengUi, $12.00. Mixed ! that all state roads were open to BSGrS many places of interest and has hard wood $14.00. Call Willlmantic ner, James O’Leary, James D. man is born whose work is not cut Burke, John F. Shea, Walter J. traffilp. Crews which man the de­ seen samples of all kinds of New 157-12. i out for him. This is the basis for a England weather, having arrived Buckley, Edward J. Murphy^ Dr. E. story rich in humor and romance, partment plows were at work stead­ FOR SALE—Hardwood. Reo truck ily, going over and "ver many roads during a hot wave last July. It was $9.00;.hard slab 8.GO; hard pine and G. Dolan. William P. Quish, Josepn one of those kind the average film Doyle, Wilbur Messier, J. J. Swee­ Miss Huffey’s first visit to this cnestnut mixed $6.00 a load. Firpo, 57 fan can sit through twice whhout where the wind piled the snow country an^she wa- very much im­ Wells street. Phone 154-3. ney, James McVeigh, William being bored. The co-feature is a high in the roadways. The ■w;orst Burke, Philip Carney, Charles pressed with the beauty of the etirring drama of thp frozen North spots in the state were found maples and other foliage last au­ Trebbe, William Cotter, Delphis St. Lands starring Robert McKlm. It REAL ESTATE John, Ellery Donahue, Arthur around Danbury and New Milford tumn, as well as with the severity abounds in thrills, usually of the ed supreme in billiards. His revei;se ta take the crown for the “ s(eenth” Keating, Cain Mahoney, Joseph and near Watei'bury and Nauga­ By BILLY EVANS of our winters. In England they unlocked for kind. Selected short that year came at the hands of :im6. ' have plenty of fog and rain but FOR SALE—For sale or exchange, O’Leary,, Ward Taylor, William subjects to be shown include a. tuck. Snow was also piled very high . Willie Hoppe at 39 again is f.arm and city property. William Shea, R. J. Gorman and Thomas 18.2 world billiard chi’.mplon. Jake Schaefer. It caused the ex-> Recently Hoppe entered ihe nothing to equal our snowstorms. ICanchl, 519 Center street. comedy and news reel. The double along the state road through Beth­ perts to feel that Hoppe had pas­ three-cushion carom field. In his The guests at, ^turday’s-party Mortarty. The title of “ Boy Wonder” no feature program which opens a two any. In many inStaficeS it was ne­ sed the peak of his game. match with the champion. Boh came supplied with dainty eatables FOR SALE—5 room '.ungalow, oak Preceding the entertainment days engagement at this theater to­ longer fits him. However, the floors and part oak trim, all modern committee meeting the K. of C. hall cessary to work two plows In one Within a short time he surprised Cautrtfax, he was giving the title- and presented to the English visi­ Improvements. 2 car garage. Price morrow is beaded by Perils of the word wonder is still synonymous by winning back the tltlCv oUly to holder siich a trimming that Can- tor a useful remembrance in the association will meet at 8 o’clock section, so rapidly did the snow with Hoppe and billiards. very reasonable and easy terms. Tel. Coast Guard” which stars Cullen lose it again. I f waa apparent the nefax, in a fit of rage, cut the cloth shape of a gold fountain pen. . 1483-12. for the purpose of choosing three Landis and Dorothy Dwan. It is a drift into impassible piles. directors for' three years. P. J. At the age of 16 reign of Hoppe had been seriously for which he drew a suspension. melodrama of the most gripping Ability to rid the important state O’Leary is president of the associa­ highways of snow with great rapid­ Hoppe first won disturbed, even if not broken. Only a few weeks ago Hoppe TO RENT tion. sort and according to advance re­ ports has few long moments that ity is one of the major achieve­ the world title. Until 1921 the winning of the j was subjected to a similar happen­ MOTHER-DAUGHTER BANQUET FOR RENT—Store with fixtures, drag. Billy Sullivan is starred in the ments of the Connecticut Highway Journey ing to 18.2 title by Hoppe was simply an ing in his three-cushion match with suitable for confectionery or general Department. The rapidity with annual event In the sports world. .Gus Copulous, except that the cut­ store at 136 Main- street. Inquire at DIES AGED NINETY-TWO; second picture “ The Speed Cham­ France, he met The committee in charge of the pion.” It is another tale of the prize which the snow is removed is due No one for a minute doubted it. ting of the cloth wasn’t done by 21 Warren.street Maurice Vignaux, Things are different now. Mother and Daughter Banqtaet at ring and, has every thing to guaran'- to a carefully planned and organ­ his opponent im this instance. TO RENT—5 room tenement, short holder of the Within only a little more than the South Methodist church Wed­ tee its success. The customary ized system of attack which begins championship and These two unpleasant features nesday evening are planning a ■way from Main street, rent reason­ WAS WELL KNOWN HERE almost automatically and continues a year the, championship has able. Apply 47 Maple street. shorter attractions are also schedul­ astounded the bil­ caused Hoppe to make the an­ very enjoyable pro.gram. Beside until every road is cleared. changed hands forir times, finally ed. liard world -by nouncement that in the future he the toasts, there will be several FOR RENT—Furnished, five room Three Inch Starter to be again won by Hoppe. Mrs. Cecelia Murphey Who defeating tha sup­ would confine his play to. the 18-.2 flat. Inquire at 13 Winter street. When the snow begins, to fall the Jake Schaefer, the tUlehoIder, readings by Miss Evelyn Hall of Passed Away in Hartford, posedly invincible game and seSk to re,gain the crown, supervisors of the eleven highway was beaten by the Belgian strif, Wethersfield /'and the pantomlne FOR RENT—Three room suite, in Frenchman. that had adorned his head fo f so “ 0 Zion Haste” is to be presented the new Johnson Block, facing Main Lived For Years in Buck- districts and the numerous foremen Edouard Horemans. In his first de­ That was 23 many years. by seven girls of the church. The street. All modern Improvements, Ap­ land. in their charge prepare for a hectic fense of the title Horemans lost to U TTIE JOURNEY” HERE, Billy Evnrji years ago. From Meet the- champion, Willie Hop- church school orchestra, under the ply to Aaron Johnson, 62 Linden battle which is to keep them on the the bj-Illiant German player, Eric street or to the janitor. pie. He has made good his decla­ direction of Mrs. Howard, will Mrs. Cecelia Murphey, widow of job for 24 hours at least. Seventy that time until 1921, Hoppe reign­ Hagenlacher; Now comes Hoppe ration. TO RENT—Steam beated room ■with the late Charles F, Murphey, who FOR 2 DAYS AT CIRCLE highway department garages locat­ play. use of bath, at 915 Main street. In­ died Saturday at the. home of her ed along every main highway in the quire Murphys Restaurant. other sectors than their own to as­ found a pair of dice and a crap daughter, Mrs. Albert Wilson of state become scenes of bustling ac­ sist where drifts have made pro­ FOR RENT—New five room flat, Freeman street, Hartford, will be tivity. WheiF the enow reaches a game was In full sway. What is first floor, modern Improvements, and Claire Windsor and Harry gress and speed difficult. more, about (10 In change was McGovern Granite Co. remembered by older residents as depth of three inches in those vari­ Preparation for snow removal be­ garage, on Woodland street. Apply I Cai-ey Star— 'Tiir Leaves” lying about ready to be “ faded.” 38 Woodland street. Phone 1521. having lived In Buckland for many ous localities the foreman in charge gins in the- highway department In CJSMETEHY MEMORIALS years aUd later on North School Plays Last Time Tordght; telephone the district supervisor August, instructions being sent to I * Rei>i«sQ>ttone 1320-12 moved to Hartford and since that the enemy, “ three Inches” being ing equipment in shape and to ord­ a phonograph store dealing ■ In time has made her home with her the starting signal. am thinking about told an old, old records made in all tongues. Every­ 14W (Summit St. Tolephone 1021 Four stars will be seen In “ A Lit­ er any new parts that might be ] story— about illicit love and and a FOR RENT,.—Five room flat up­ daughter, Mrs. Wilson. | In the course of a short time, the needed. Everything even to the thing from the most popular Greek stairs. steam heat furnished: also two tle Journey,” xvhich opens at the 183 department trucks equipped philandering husband. baritone to the favorite Yiddish car garage. Apply 92 Russetl street. Mrs, Murphey was 92 years old Circle theater tomorrow for two most minute detail is prepared long and had fairly good health for one with ten foot snow plows leave the Anyway It didn’t go. Too far­ tenor to the French contralto can days. They are Claire Windsor, Wil­ in advance, so that the entire de­ TO RENT,—3 room heated apart­ of her age until taken with pleu­ garages and are at work clearing partment Is able to function almost fetched many called the plot. So be heard warbling. The children ments with bath. Apply shoemaker. liam Haines, Harry Carey and the highways. Each truck carries It moved from Broadway up to the of- all the lands of the earth, meet­ Trotter Block. risy a week ago which developed Claire McDowell. Tonight the start- automatically. By October 1, the Into pneumonia. She was born In crews averaging from three to five plows and other equipment are ex­ Bronx and the manager, to inspire ing on the famed cosmopolitan AUTO jlng picture “FLg Leaves,” will he men, whose duty it is to clear a interest, thought up a few stunts. ELECTRICAL SERVICE FOR RENT—Five room flat, all Im­ Milton, Kent, England the daugh­ shown for the last time. pected to be in first class condition thoroughfare, crowd the front of provements, window shades on: on certain section of the highway well One of them was a marridge on the the place to listen and shout re­ KCPAia WORK auARAHTOD trolley line, station 52. Apply 508 Cen­ ter of Thomas Foster and his wife, **A Little Journey” Is the story and ready to be attached to the ter street, Harrison Store. Phone 569. Emily Segar, and came to this defined in the department’s stand­ heavy trucks which are put to other stage. It was duly announced and quests for aome artist whose name NORTON of a mad love and a girl torn be­ ing instructions for snow removal. ncciRiCAi. ooniuHRNT ca. country with- her parents when tween three men who love her. She uses during the more pleasant sea­ got its small quota of publicity. . is unknown to American ears. FOR RENT-t-Ono 7 room tenement. about 10 years old. The average territory covered by Well the stage wedding waa just, — GILBERT SWAN. taXlMDCT. Maple street. Apply to H. Tryoti. loves one of them but doe' not find sons. in care of W. Hale Company. By her first husband she leaves one of these trucks is ,about tqn The personnel of the highway ended when a woman Jumped up )s it 'out until she has almost'given miles, although on the wider arid two sons, Thomas F. . Sexton of herself to one of'the other two. department and its morale are im­ from the audience and rushed up FOR RIO.VT ~ Three, and four Warehouse Point and Rev. Fred­ more Important highways, the dis­ the aisle. BATTERY WORK room apartments, heat, janitor ser­ Coped up in a Pullman going portant features in removing tne erick Sexton of New Haven; Chas. tance is much shorter, so that rapid snow. Most of the workmen and “Arrest that mam for bigamy!” '' vice, gas range, refrigerator, In-a- from New York to Frisco, the cha­ removal is assured. In some cases Authorized “Willard” Service door bed ru.-nished. Call Manchester M. Murphey of Hamlin street, racters in this story do all their drivers nave been in the employ of she ordered, and a plain clothes Construction Company, 2100 or tele­ Mrs. Louis Palmer of North School the tru«ks work in pairs, one ,fol- the department for many years and officer who accompanied . her Station. phone 782-2. acting on board the train. Human lowlng the other and clearing the & Schreiher & Sons street, Mrs. Norman Barrell of nature at close range, people as know every curve and hill in their obeyed. ^ Carbon Kuming;, FOP. REN’i'—Ip Greenacres. Aral Hartford, apd several grandchild- double track at once and being able particular territory. They often re­ It seems the actor who had Just' they are when they get up in the to help each other in case one be­ Auto Electrical Work. and second floor flats at 73 and 75 dren and great grandchildren. morning, all are shown in this fea­ main 48 hours or more on the job participated in the stagri; wedding Benton street. Call (30, comes stuck in the drifts, Electrical Appliances Reimired. F u #ral services were held this ture and all are interpreted truth­ and are willing to sacrifice in every already had a w ife.. Of course it General (Contractors aftergoon at 2 o’clock at the fun­ fully. y Report on Phono was a hysterical moment for the As the work p’-egressos. tiie fore­ way to maintain the department’s Free Crankcase Service. WANTED eral rooms of Taylor and Modeen, Harry Carey is "dressed upV in high record. The element of rivalry audience. Hartford. The bearers were her men report to their »li4trict super­ often enters Info the snow removal The play itself closed the other this feature for the first time since visor whenever a ielepbono is avail- UuJiderB ot ’'Ri'iter Unlit Humes” - WANTED—Two* or three men grandsons. The body wa^ placed he has tbeen a moving picture actor. work, the men in particular areas day. Those fiction situations',In JOHN pAtJSOLA fulepbuhe t0e5*il. boarders. Address Box A in care of in the receiving Vault at Cedar Hill' dble. -As each ijortlou of tho high­ taking particular pride in being drama are entirely too unreal,, you Usually the Western star is seen in ways in their d ’stricts is cleared, Herald. cemetery. films where ■ he wears furry able to clean their area rapidly and know. With Barrett & Robbins the • istrict supo:*.)sor report.? by to move to some other section to as­ 913 Main St. Phone 39-2 WANTHiD—Saliesman for lubricat­ “ chaps,” a two-gallon hat, high- telephone to G. E. Hamlliu super- Shop: 285 West Center Street ing oil and paint; two lines combined. held boots and a package of Bull sist in the work. Salary or commission. The Royce Re­ lUteiuient of repairs at the depart­ The New York street gamjn is « fining Co., or The Royce Paint Co., SAYS HE BOOTLEGGED Durham. It seems so queer to see ment headqui’ L rs in Hartford, or predatory, animal. Cleveland, Ohio. Harry In full dress or street cii come other oTicial left in charge OFFICERS INSTALLED He learris things fast and' accepts filiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiK 'iiiiiitiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiin clothes. But that is all he wears- In _b- • • ' • • w a n t e d —Typing to do at home. TO GET CRIPPLE CURED by him. As the reports com-? ii- Following are the officers of right and wrong rather imperson­ 5 „ Call 2094. this picture. And he doesn’t look a. each portion of the road reported ally and indiscriminately. He apes bit out of place in them at all. King David Lodge, installed by C- clear is marked In red on a high­ A. Goegring and suite of Rockville, his elders and is quick to catch on w a n t e d —To repair and clean New Britain, Jan. 17.— Edwin N. “ Fig Leaves” which started last way ;system ma,', a single line iiidi- to any passing vogue and cash in sewing machines Of aiU niakes. All night, • caused .considerable com­ at the regular meeting Friday even­ o r work guaranteed. TsI. Manch<*ster Nedley, 35, who claims to be a son catirig one way Doific and a dculde on it. ment in Manchester. It brought up ing: WR o f f e r THIS WEEK No. 715. Go aiiywJiere. R- W. Oarraid. of Chief of Police Nedley of Green­ line showing that the higliway is Noble Grand, Charles S. Roberts, He leaps at the dr ora of taxi­ 37 Edward street, Miuicbester. wich, Conn., together with his wife, again that vital question: Can there completely opened. The number of a real good six room single, all nrodern, well appointed rooms, be love without luxury? Hundreds Jr, cabs though be seldom gets a Up. w a n t e d —To buy cars for junk. Hazel, was arraigned in police red lines continue to growvhour by Vice-grand, W. Beverly Wright. He Tuns into the* street to hail a cozy and homelike, only 9T.800, easy terms. Bast Center Used Parts (or sale. Abel's Bervio# court this morning on charges of who saw it went home with the hour until all roads are clear. This Recording Secretary, James B. Street section. Coward Green. feeling that they had been given a cab ill the early morning hours. Station. Oak street. Tm. 789. violating the liquor law. Both system enables the departmen’i to Wilson. Heaven only knows when he sleeps One big building lot measuring more than Idt acre of land pleaded guilty and were held for worth-while lesson. keep on accurate Check on the work Financial Secretary, Samuel J. rm Pitkin street... Walk, curbing, sewer, gas.’ water, all In. WANTED-aSome ■ ■ pleasure these George O’Brien, one of the best and where. But he does Learn to long evenings? Why not have that trial on Friday morning. and to furnish exact information Prentice. line his pockets with dimes, and Price only |iS;OOe. It is as large as three ordinary lots. phonograph flxed and spjoy the old Nedley told the court that he Is athletes now acting in films, is concerning every traffic route to Treasurer, Walter H. Walsh. A modem flat, recently constructed' on Summer street. Mod­ favorite records once again. Braltb- cast as Adam in the early part of often more. walte. 150 Center street. the father of three children, one of the many people wht^ inquire about R. S. N. G., Loydon H Clarke. em of course. ‘ The price Is low and terms easy. whom, a boy of twelve, is a cripple. tbis'plcture and later as Adani them by telephone and personal L. S. N. G., Meredith Stevenson. A rskl investment In q -o-rgmily, f 7,300. Easy teemsi 3 I MISCELLANEOUS He confessed that he entered the Smith whose pretty wife, Olive' calls to department headquarters. Warden, John G. Glenrey. One- of the moBt amusing tales rents, with Improvements. - Pays more,than 10 per cent. East liquor selling trade in order to get Bordon, has taken a job as model As seen as two-way traffic is pos­ Cond., Lester A. Behrend. to go about lately ochcerns a side, convenient location. money With which to pay for an op­ for a fashion designer, for money, sible on their portion of the high­ R. S. S., Henry Fr.autman. holiday charity stunt arranged'for 8 1 Fine big flat, nearly new on Benton street, modem ini":rove- WANTED—I will pay highest prices eration on his crippled son. Nedloy and clothes. a party of orphans by a Broadway meats. With an extra building lot. Price flO.OOQ, TermiL for all kinds of junk; also buy all way system, the various gangs of L. S. S., Theodore Bautr. kinds of chickens. Morris B. Lessner, claims the profits in selling unlaw­ Thfe parallel between the Garden workmen begin to retrace th^r 0. G.8 Sterling K. llippincoU theater. When time tor dlatrlbnt- telephone 982-4.-., ful liquor were far from his ex­ of Eden and modern times Is clev­ stAps and to |)ush the snow back 1. G., Sederick StVaughan. ing gifts came, about a adfeo: or­ pectations. erly drawn and life In both spheres still further to prevent high winds Chap., John R. Frazier phans were nptlcad to be missing, • Rags, ttiagazinesi bundled paper Nedley’s home was raided last is shown to be similar. or other storms from piling it back R."S. V. 0., Wm. Fren’Jcfe. A few minutes later the youngsters Robert J.Stnith) lOOdMaintL and JuiiH bsnght. at tilg'iost oasb Real Estate, Insurance, SteUatsbip Tickets. pricts. Fhons (iO'S -a^d I will oglL 3. night and police seized forty-two “Fig Leaves” will be seen to-i^ in the roadway. In several cases, L. S. V. G., Herbert F. Stevenson. were located In'an alleyway, at the Eisenberg. quarts of Scotclu night for the last time. tencks And men are dispatched to Organist. Waltof E. lex . side of the theater. 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\ ^ MAJNCHESTEK EVENING H ER Alj), M d lp A Y , JANUARY 17, 1927. ■ 'V RAJAH RABOID TO VISIT STORES

war .sweetheart. He had to double 16, 30 and 40 cents. Thursday, Fri­ NO PARTS GIVEN OUT., dents, never even scratching a fen­ and evening. With the Rajah for He tells what people are thinking RAJAH OPENS WEEK the first three days of the week will and he uses no' suterfuge In doing as'the strong man when his partner day and Saturday with. 6 acts of se­ der. i becomes ill and it Is here that Har­ lect vaudeville the price as usual. MENTAL WIZARD Raboid has performed this stunt ba seen the rising star, Harry Lang- it. There are no notes or letters ,No definite parts were given-oii don. In “ The Strorig.Man.” handed him and his style con'iln^s ry shines. Matinees 15 and 86 cents; evenings at tlfe tryouts held by the To#* thousands'Of times and has never 20, :36 and 50 cents. AT STATE THEATER Langdon is a recent addition to of taking a -person’s mind apart by Supporting him. In the cast are Flayers for the three-act conied}^ met with an accident. In ' several Priscilla Bonner, a girl who has not cities he has visited the police de­ the bright galaxy of moving picture just looking at him. He is consid­ “ Seven Chances,” which will TO‘SHOP WITH stars. His first appearance in a ered the best of the mj^tlcs now yet bobbed her hair, Langdon pre­ given for the Girl Scout council if partments to prove that his eye­ appearing on the American stage, fers glrls> with long hair and after, sight when blindfolded is as good' leading role was in Manchester and February. About 30. people attend^ Famous Mind*Reader Starts moving picture fans are still talk­ and comes here after engagements advertising throughout the country as when his eyes are not covered. Six-Day Engagement To­ DAIE ed the meeting and all were glvel' EYES BANDAGED ing about it. It was “ Tramp, at the best theaters in the East. for one to be hM leading lady, he a chance to try out for the parts.^l^^ *The Rajah says he would not do finally picked out Miss Conner. She- the “ blind drive” if he were not day— Harry Langdon in Tramp, Tramp,” and one of the “ The Strong Man” is a rollicking Louis Smith, Miss G eary’ anil;’ “ Strong Man” First 3 Days. funniest films ever ccreened. Lang­ comedy of a misfit. Harry Langdon is the old-fashioned girl 'n this pic­ Miss Ruth Calhoun were iu'charge pcmitive there would be no acci­ ture. Also in the cast are Gertrude dents. don is now one of the most popular is pictured as a Belgian soldier who of the tryouts but made none of comedians who Is starring in pic­ is captured by a German during the Astorr Robert McKim and William their decisions public. It is expected that a large crowd Rajah Raboid, man of mystery, Benjacala Franklin bom at Bos­ WiD Drive Auto, Enter Cer­ tures of more than five reels In World War. He and the (3ermah be­ y. Mong.. The report of the treasurer of will be present tomorrow noon to starts his six-day engagement at length. His own company Is produc­ The Rajah will be hero all week ton, 1706. J. C. W . O. Mozart, see Rajah Raboid perform his the State theater today. He will be come fast friends, anj^ when the war the club sho-wB that thjs Players ing his new vehicles and Langdon is over they go on the stage, the but the “ Strong Man’’ is bbokCll for musician, bora, 1766. have a considerable snlh' of money tain Stores, Select Goods stunt. seen in the most marvellous exhibi­ hah a good deal to do with the di­ a three-day engagement only. Pric­ Feast day of St:''Anthony, recog- tion of second-sight and mind-read­ captor, as a strong man’ and Harry in the treasury. Thia will be used rection. as his helper. During the course of es for the first 3 days are: After-- nized'as the patron and protector of to cover expenses which are large ing dver witnessed by the people of Abo.ut the Rajah nopns 16 and 25 cents; evenings; lower animals, particularly pigs. and Tell Prices With Sec­ -British railways carried nearly Manchfegter. His contract calls for a year or two the pair come to. during the course of a yrar. . 75,000,000 parcels last year. ’ two appearances every day, matinee Rajah Raboid Is a mid-reader. America and here^Harry meets his ond Sight.

Rajah Raboid, famous, mentalist. will perform his marvelous “ blind­ fold” stunt tomorrow noon, start­ RAJAH ing from the State theater. Stand­ ing in front of thp theater the Ra­ jah will be blindfolded by some person known to hundreds of Man­ RABdiD chester people. Cotton is to, be plac­ ed over each eye and then 16 layers of bandage will be wrapped around j WILL VISIT his head completely shutting oft his view. Then Raboid will step into a Januar Chevrolet Broughan furnished by W. R. Tinker, Jr. He will proceed Our Store to drive down Main street turning Demonstrate out for other cars, dodging pedes­ trians and obeying any traffic sig­ Tuesday Noon^ and nals as accurately as though he l^int out items of in­ were hot blinded. V -THE.,— Certain stores, whose advertise­ terest in our stock of ments appear on this page will be visited by Rajah Raboid. He will drive to' these stores, leave his au­ tomobile, go in, walk up to a clerk, select some article on display, and Rajah Raboid* will be at our tell Its price. In some instances he ^^Gifts That Last CLOTH will proceed to describe various store Tuesday noon and per­ articles around the store. Jewelry makes the most appropriate gift for those Raboid is appearing tonight and form wonderful stunts. Every­ all this week at the State theater. we love, regardless of a!ge or distance, because of its He is one of the cleverest mental- body welcome. COATS Ists who has ever performed on a intrinsic value. Here you will find the largest selection stage in this country. He tells the past, present and future'in an un­ of worth-while “gifts that last.” canny way. He employs an entirely different way of putting over his Wrist Watches .. $20.00 up Chests of Silver ware mental act from those which have been presented in Manchester be­ Strap Watches .. $15.00 up ...... $11.95 up fore. He will appear at all shows at Pocket Watches $10.00 up Sandwich Plates $3.75 up ‘While Blindfolded in Our Salesroom Tuesday Noom the State this week. 'ormerly to 79.75 Signet Rings...... $5.00 up Bread Trays___ _ $3.30 up The Rajah has performed In If ever you bought a practically every city and town of Stone R in gs...... $10.t)0 up Berry Spoons___ $1.75 up real bargain you will The SAVAGE has been chosen^for this remarkable test be- any size in this country. He did his Pen-^ind Pencil Cold Meat Forks .. $1.00 up “ blind” drive in New York City. recognizie this one, so The stunt was photographed and SetV-...... $5.00 upColored Glassware . .75c up cause of its^ many distinctive features^ reproductions went all over the extraordinary, as to country. The Erie (Pa.) Dispatch rank above all others. V » , ' Herald said that the drive was sen­ sational and attracted large crowds. Every Coat fur trim­ Here him explain them Tomorrow Noon. Thousands of people saw him per­ Dewey-Richnian Co. med;. highest, grade form in Savannah, Georgia, just re­ cently. The South Bend (Ind.) Jewelers — Stationers — Opticians materifd and tailoring. IT PAYS/FO WATCH OUR SHOW WINDOWS. Times says that the. Rajah drove New Store — 767 Main Street. R^ular and extra his car through heavy traffic in an large sizes. \ uncanny maniier. In Decatur, 111., The Home of “ Gifts That East” the Rajah drove through heavy nobnday traffic, and this city has *’ iiftliiillliiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiill neither traffic policemen nor sig­ nals. However, Raboid has no acci- MINER’S S PHARMACY 061 Main Street, Phone 170fr S

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has chosen for his wonderful demonstration on the streets \ RAJAH RABOID •e of South Manchester, tofnor- c will be at our store Tuesday between 12 and 1. Come > - row noon. and see him select a player noil and demonstrate a “ Gulbransen Registering Piiano” , just as our salesman > ' < f do. Rajah Raboid uses the Gulbransen regular ipt his travels, becausedt is “ Easy to Play.’’ Come in arHi See Rafail Raboid here. watch him do his stunt om the; only Registmng Piano He will'do a mystifying the ' act that will keep you guessing. Bajah Raboid

Prescriptions Carefully P layer- Compounded A Gulbransen Registering Piano

'' Because of its ease of operation and wonderful control in traffic. . . ' We are Agents for Huyler’s See him, blindfolded and alone in a new Chevrolet Broughan, drive, through the business district of tne town, stopping at several stores. Chocolates Then visit our showroom and see the beautiful new Chevrolet closed, This is the popular Community model which is “Easy models; let us explain the improvements to be found in this season’s mod­ to Play.” Beautiful case, fine tone and guaranteed by els and, best of all, learn the new low prices., full line of Cigars, Cigarettes us. Four"instructioti rolls- and a selection of popular and Tobacco. rolls free. Come in and hear it. I Gulbransen Straight Piano

W . R. TINKEIL / MINER’S ISO Center St. South Mancheirter w l u r a i ^ f i A’ *4 A . 4. . PHARMACY $450, $530, Weldon Block.

■■-mLb ...... PAGE EIGirr A- MANCHESTER EVBNmG BDBRALD/MONl^Y, JANUARY IT, 1927. T O K H O R S r OPPONENT SWAMPS Gettysburg Coach Youth U N N S TO PUT A SKH* C. B. A. A. FIVE; SCORE 65-34 to Suc^H illat Waters and Wins Where TO SCANDAL >------100 Others Local Team Has “(M Night” Wapping Seeks Wesleyan Uiiiv. BasebaB B o^ Is Fel % Minus Boyle and Knights Middletown, Conn., Jan. 17.- Los Angeles, Calif., Jan. 17.— a Is a more exuberant person bn-the With Wli Wesleyan University today an­ George Young, of Toronto, Cana­ continent. Player-Manager Passe SdppfSThat nounced the appointment of Wil­ da, was taking things easy today:— Stars Fall The American League will'nave Of Lithuania Win Easily. liam W. Wood, Penn State star cen­ There were other swimmers who DfhreOnt Ban and well he might, for this seven- only two playing ' manaigers next Sent Baal Mr. Pyle have you ter in 1913-14-15 and football men­ perforined notable feats. There was season, Stanley Harris at Wash­ tor at Gettysburg college since teen-year-old Canadian, youth' has Norman Ross of Chicago, a favor­ any donght TrimmedC.B.A.A. made swimming, history. ite to win the event, who . battled ington, Ray Schalk a t; Chicago. Yee sir, yes sir, more than If Necessan^. Apparently playinig with their 1918 as football coach and associate 'Three player-managers will per­ ifou know: . eyes closed, hands tied and legs professor of physical education to He was the only entry to finish to within a mile of shore; there Another record-breaking crowd the gruelling aquatic grind from was Peter Meyer of Cincinnati, form in the National, Bob O’Par- Some for the French lass- paralyzed for most of the game, succeed Samuel Hill, recently re­ rell at St. Louis, Dave Bancroft, some for Red Orange, is expected to pack the Parish hall signed. Avalon, Catalina, to the mnlnlOQ^ still four and a half miles out when at Boston and "Stuffy” Mclnnis' By DAVIS J. WALSH Cheney B#'Others’ basketba^ll quin­ in Wapping Wednesday night when near’ Point "Vincente, a distance of he was told that Yo.ung had finish­ And soviet for old "Cold Cash" Wood was captain of his team at Philadelphia. '' who revels in the change. New York, Jan. 17.-—Scandal tet suffered its worst defeat ever the Knights of Lithuania basketball during part of his junior year after 22 miles. . ; ed, and there were those two stal­ During the past few years the f when it was snowed under by the team of Hartford comes to that vil­ graduating from Mercersburg More than 1C[0 swimmers .started wart and courageous women, Mar- pendulum. has swung from the and backstairs whispering, for hitherto practically unheard of lage. Both teams are undefeated. where he also had been captain, as but one by one they dropped oiit, i;aret Hauser of Long Beach and player-leader to the bench pilot. which the off ■season, of 1926-27 Knights of Lithuania club Satur­ Wapping has won five games and well as all of his senior year when some exhauste4«ASome stricken by Martha Steager of; Portland. cramps, some just plainly dls-. These two women were- taken Despite the fact that more than ' will go down In the bpoJts a» the day night in Hartford. After the ^he Knights have won eight. Fur­ he left his team to win over Penn­ average success was attained by j most notorious in history, will debris had been cleared away, the ther still, each team has been sylvania, Lafayette and Lehigh. For couraged and'some seasick. out of the water after, swimming “K icked Ong. Ck’amps'V for about nineteen hours and thirty players who also doubled as man-, cease abruptly with the holding of score sheet showed a 65 tally for knocking off opponents by one-sided two seasons following graduation agers, it is a tough job for one- Judge Landis’ special American the Knights and 34 for Manches­ scores. Wednesday night’s tussle in 1916 he was assistant coach at But George Young was not one minutes. Bach will get $2,500 of these. Twice he -was cramp! from Wrigley, man. League meeting in OhicaKo on Jan­ ter. At halftime the score stood should be Well worth soeihg. It Is Pennsylvania State under R. C. Handling a ball club is one uary 24. The writer learned to­ 32 against 7. The Knights have expected that many from this town Harlow, later at Colgate and now at stricken, • but, as. he put: it, “I rol­ Three moire famous sisters of the led over on my back and kicked sea, Mrs. Schramm of New York, thing, playing-another. It’s quite day that Landis, thorouighly fed-up won all their eight games. will go to Wapping to see the game. Maryland. a task when you combine the re­ with undercover efforts to embar­ Manager Hunt had no alibis to It has been said that Wapping’s Since assuming his coaching ’em out.” Mrs. Schoemmell and Clarabelle When a short distance-from, the Barrett, also of New York, had sponsibilities of the two jobs. rass his regime, will force a cessa­ offer when questioned about the so-called “Wonder Team’’ has not duties at Gettysburg in 1918 Sisler Should- Improve tion of the guerilla warfare now game. He simply stated that his been pitted against real opposition. Wood’s teams have demonstrated goal he ran'into kelp beds after long, since given up the struggle. being in the water for more than Mrs. Schoemmell swam about I look for Georgo Sisler to he at; in progress even if he has to go so team played like a bunch of gram­ In this respect the. natives point his ability as a coach of green men, least 25 per cent more efficient far as to drive Ban Johnson out of mar school kids. The silk work­ with pride to the,- fact that the fifteen hours. ' He put on added seven and a -half miles. She was winning the F. & M.-Dickinson- around first base the coming sea­ baseball. ers offered practically no offense Knights drubbed Cheney Brothers Gettysburg Conferenco champion­ power, cleaved his way through in the water six hours and ten min­ the kelp and a few moments later utes. son than he has been for the last He can go further than that, If until the last ten minutes of play 65 to 34 and say: ship three out of five times and two years. the spirit moves him, for his con­ and their defense was like a sieve “Walt until Wednesday”. was on shore. He ^m'ade the swim Miss -Barrett swam thirteen placing fecond once. Gettysburg de­ in fifteen hours, forty-eighty min­ I am inclined to think that Sis­ tract gives him arbitrary power In with a thousand holes. The ab­ feated Wendell’s Lehigh team last miles when the cold forced her to ler made -a serious* mistake when utes and thirty-five seconds. ault.{it'l:i3 a,.;,m- . the matter of dismissing any offi­ sence of Johnny Boyle, who is now year fifteen to six, the year, before he took over the managerial job. cial Whose acts or utterances are sporting an Elmwood suit, left a the score being seven to seven. For his stupendous feat, the Henry Sullivan and Charles T. Probably It was Just as bad a big gap in the local , team’s lineup. Toronto boy will get the .$25,000 Toth swam nine and thirteen niiles deemed inimical to the good of the In addition to football duties offered by William Wrigley, Chi­ respectively. Norman Ross cover- blander on the part of the owners game. Jimmy Neil played well but was W hatW e Think Wood has for a year been faculty in selecting him. unable to fulfill the assignment as cago chewing' gum magnate who er. between 17 and 18 miles. He has so deemed the utterance, member at Gettysburg where he ob­ promoted the swim which is'a pret^ The temperature of the water Sisler doesn’t possess manageri­ attributed to "a well-known'- offi­ Boyle might have. ' tained his Master’s Degree In al , temperament. He is retiring, Hartford and Manchester bat­ In Sports ty fair fortune for a>. young man forced most Qf the men swimmers cial,” that neither Cobb nor Speak­ science. He is a member of the who landed in Long Beach about to abandon the race. Henry Sulli­ rather than ‘ aggressive. He Is er ever again will be permitted to tled on even terms for the first Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity. prone to worry. I am positive that five minutes,, the score being 6-6 (By SPORT EDITOR) i two weeks ago with, sixty , cents in van of Lowell; Mass,, Charles Toth play in the American League. That For the past three years he has been his pockets. Sisler, In trying to takb care of statement, if proved to he correct, but after that until the final ten of Long‘Beach, Calif., both con­ the managerial burden, found it minutes of play, it was just a case secretary of the College Young Young, although youthful in querors of the English Channel, will; completely . nullify the effect Men’s Christian Association. Wood years, is certainly a man in size impossible to concentrate on his Landis.hoped to create by failing of how much the Knights could OBEYING RULES and other stars went the ' same playing. score. Substitutions were insuffi- It is noted that New Britain High Is married and has five children. He and strength. He weighs, 186 way. to go on record as to the guilt or is trying to weave an alibi for its will come here during the 'spring pounds, and is extremely muscular. Bush Does a Comeback Los Angeles, Jan. 17.—C, C. innocence of the two stars.. It, In ■cient to check the rapid-fire scor­ Although ,no woman finished, 1 note that Joe Bush led the ing of the Knights. The first quar­ 21 to 17 defeat at the hands of to plan for the next fall campaign. He was a veritable “dark horse” in leaving the $15,000-prize unclaim­ Pyle, better known as "Gash and fact, tactily declares the American Hartford High using Principal C. P. these parts, but in Canada his National League in point of effec­ Carry,” reports that his first ven­ League’s belief in their guilt. ter ended 1 to 6 against Manches­ ed, it became known here today tiveness last year, after passing ter, the half, 32 to 7 and the third Quimby of the local school as the prowess is well-known. There he that Wrigley was-planning another ture in professional tennis with Johnson, th& Airthor (?) filling and the so-called “hea '- from the American and joining the Suzanne Lenglen us the headliner Landis suspecte .thac Johnson Is quarter ended with Manchester on is long-distance champion.- 'Catalina swim—;this time for wom­ older organization.. The, figures the short end of a 48 to 12 score. master's rulea” as the warp. Coach The winner of the face finished en only. Derails have hot yet has been a. big success financially. the author of the statement Just Cassidy’s team was forced to play show that he held the opposition to Football over, he now turns his at- as he is morally certain that his Then came the final score, 65 to in excellent condition.. Today he been worked out, but it is thought a batting average of .211, not bad 34. against Hartford minus Albert Hav- is resting at Santa Monica. He it will be held in September and itention to the movies ffs manager of arch-rival jockeyed the appearanc­ llck, one of its best players, because for a veteran supposed to be "Red” Grange. es of Swede Risberg and Chick Mallenowski, captain of Hartford shows no ill effects; he is not ex­ that a purse of $25,000 will be of­ through. High, played with the Knights of Principal Slade declared Havlick hausted, but it is doubtful if there fered to the participants. Gandil at the last scandal hearing. ineligible* after investigating No doubt the success of Bush He even belie'ves that Johnson in­ Lithuania, as did one other mem­ at Pittsburgh was due to the d'„ ber of the H. P. H. S. squad. In charges brought ty Principal Quim­ S^ienstDays spired these two worthies to re-op- by that the player had participat­ ‘~MY LIFE STORVl ceptiveness of his fork ball. It en the question of whether the De- the afternoon. Captain Mallenow­ is a freak delivery, perfected by ski led his team to a 21-17 vic­ ed in games other than scholastic BOUNCE PASS troit-Chlcago fund of 1917 was a ones. New Britain feels that it Rookie Schulte Will Get Bush, that takes a more puzzling bribe or a gift, kno-wing that this tory over New Britain High, which break than the hard-to-hit spit- Coach Cassidy considered the best would have won if Havlick had would place Landis 4n a tough been allowed to play. ball. spot. in the country. When Bush came to the Phila­ Cheney Brothers will play in Thus, It may be seen that, in the CHAPTER EIGHTEEN IS USED MORE Now, however, it will be John­ Elmwood Thursday night and the eyes of New Britain fans at least, delphia Athletics he had one oJ son’s turn on the griddle. Landis Manchester is inc’irectly responsible It was at the 10th round of my the best fast balls I have ever has called bis, special meeting Crompton-Knowles Company of famous fight with Jem Carney, judged. It soon won f'lr him the Worcester, Mass., will come here for the victory Hartford scored over with but one idea'in mind: to find New Britain Saturday afternoon i*T; champion of England, that I began cognomen , of "Bullet Toe.” An out whether the American League Saturday, to fade, after having made a sucker At Age of 39 Hoppe Regams i The summary: New Britain. Principal Quimby also arm Injury later robbed him of helJ out on him when it turned ov­ notified Principal Slade of New out of him in the earlier rounds. ■ that great speed and resulted fn er the Cobb-Speaker case to him Cheney Brothers (34) Britain High that the captain of the I had boiled myself soft trying to the discovery and development of World Billiard Title He for a decision or whether Johnson B F T N. B. H. S. team played with an out make 133 pounds and that, added the fork ball. merely is pdpping off. Either way, Faulkner, If ...... 3 2 8 side team, the Burritt A. C., and to my leg injury that prevented me Now Bush takes It to the Na­ Johnson is due to be abashed. If- Pentland, rf ...... 5 3 1.3 Captain M. Zaleski, whom Coach doing any road work at all, was re­ tional. League, and it looks very Won at 16. it was a pop-off, so to speak, then Nell, c . , ...... 3 0 6 Cassidy hails as the greatest high sponsible for the frenzied feeling much as If the shift would pro­ Landis will be in a ptsition to de­ Cervini, Ig ...... l i 3 school player in the country, was that gripped my heart, making me long his career a couple more mand Johnson’s scalp on the Wiley, rg ...... 0 1 1 temporarily placed under suspen­ believe I couldn’t win. years. BY H. G. OLSEN ground that it endangered not only- Macdonald, Ig ...... 0 0 0 sion. However, after an investiga­ I . don’t know yet what I was High-Priced AtlUetes the judge’s position but that ;o.' Anderson, rg ...... 1 l 3 tion, he was allowed to play against fighting on. It must have been New TTork will have the two baseball as well. If It was a iipid- Hartford. sheer spirit, for we went 74 rounds highest-priced athletes in captiv­ Ohio Stale Coach before we both collapsed. out, then Johnson, having,had the Totals ...... 13 8 34 ity n,ext season. Babe Ruth and: One type of pass which is coming early investigation in direct charge After the IDth round Carney be­ Rogers Hornsby. Likewise they’re Knights of Lithuania (05) Principal Quimby’s actions, in gan to get overanxious and fouled more and more into favor Is the will be held culpable again. - B F T our opinion, were justified. The the two bi&gest drawing cards ir bounce pass; the caroming the ball Johnson . Speaks rules of the schools state that no me repeatedly. Jack Dempsey, my their respective leagues. C. Shimkus, I f ...... 8 2 18 second, decided if the referee was off the floor to a teammate, instead Chicago, Jan. 17.—Ban B. John­ W. Shages, r f ...... 6 1 13 players shall be allowed to play not going to take any action he Hornsby is reported to have of passing directly through the air son, president of the -Amari.rau S. Shimkus, c ...... 5 0 10 with outside teams. One of the would. signed a two-year, contract calling to him. There are several fine fea­ League, declared today that ho not N. Stanton, r g ...... 3 5 11 main reasons is to be absolutely So a funny thing happened. for $.40,000 per annum. He want­ tures about this pass which make only would attend the meeting of A. Mazotas, I g ...... 4 1 9 sure the players do not become pro­ At the 12th round he pulled a ed $50,000 at St. Louis to play its use very worihwhilq. league officials set by Commission­ Crasis, c ...... 0 0 0 fessionals by accepting money for towel up over nie and leaning and manage, also a three-year In the first place, since the five- er Kenesaw M. Landis for Janua^ Mallenowski, rg . .. . 2 0 4 their seiwices. New Britain High of­ down, Dempsey bit me on the contract. man defense has come into almost 24th, but that he would* prove -to J. Shages, rf ...... 0 . 0 0 ficials have been lax for some time shoulder until the blood came. Ruth received $52,000 last universal usq, we have a more fre­ the public that Landis, and not the W. Mazotus, Ig . .. . 0 0 0 regarding this rule and t is high I rushed right out rf ray Corner year. It was the finish of a two- quent recurrence of the -'ituation of American League, barred Ty Cobb time someone brought it to their at the whistle, pulled Carney’s head year contract. He has yet to sign, having an opponent between the and Tris Speaker. Totals ...... 28 9 65 attention. over my shoulder, yelled bloody after having had one of his best passer and the man to whom he Johnson practically admitted he Referee; McCormick. m’l.-der and claimed a foul. years in 1926. wants to pass. was the author of the published The rule l)as bem strictly en­ The referee examined the teeth This is because most teams send statement which quoted, a "high forced here. Every time Principal marks and then gravely opened one or t^o men' in behind the first American League official” as saying Quimby has learned of players par­ Carney’s mouth. Carney had no that "Cobb nor Speaker will ever ticipating in other than High sahool SILENT FIVE SPLITS line of h live-man defense, so as to again manage or play on . an Amer­ front teeth. have a man or two well up the floor games, he has reprimanded them Round after .round both of us ican League team.” ROAD GAMES JINX in one way or another. Why should­ heading up the offense. kept going. Slugging, jabbing, al­ WEEK-END ASSIGNMENT This brings the problem of get­ n’t other schools be held to the ternately taking the cffers’ve and same regulations? ting, the ball past the men .In the defensive. Round 30 came ami first line of defense, and it Is In ac- TO PUINFIELD 5 Hartford |Kgh Is no exception. It went. Trims Service A. C. 29-24 But has been learned from what is con­ compllsLIng this that the bounce Round 40 was passed in a whirl Loses at Greenfield 52 to 42; pass has come into almot t universal sidered a most reliable source that of .glcves. Round 50 ,v > '■•J^^?A^^^--'!;^-. .V A T ’, r . .-^,^v : - S ^

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Confronted by his wife’s suit, no smile biightens Charlies face as he Sizes Range From mimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiHiMimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim I arrives in New York from California. 16 to SO U2 New York, . Jan. 17.— Charlie ed dramatist— a weary and sad man Chaplin just now is attempting a lost in a sea of wonder.” h role at which lesser comics have Baggy Pants Missing. HALES SELF>SERVE [The Entire Assortment failed. Somehow, as hu dodges about, So many clowns have come to pursued everywhere by cameras . ^ c e d A t speaking terms with despair that and reporters, one looks in vain for the worl(^is wondering if the great­ the-baggy pants and the little der­ G R D C E P Y est of them all can juggle the fra­ by. [IT TO Pit YOliiRa gile bubbles of scandal. This is the Chaplin that the pub­ The “eternal Pagliacci/’ someone lic knows and screams at. Chaplin has called their status. Men and in his funniest moments— when women who make the millions, rock the pursuit is on and the little, sad­ TUESDAYS with mirth, but whose own lives eyed man dodges here and there, get tangled in seamy skeins. now losing his hat, now dropping his cane. There was'Mabel Normand whose career was brolten over the Taylor That’s all very funny on "the SPECIiiLS I ft murder scandal. screen. But such is the slight An Unusual Group of There was Edna Purviance, once margin between tragedy and come­ Chaplin’s leadiiTg woman, who fig­ dy that all the wistfulness remains ured with Miss Normand in another when life stages the chase— and Palm oUve S.ap 7c cake COATS unpleasantness. very little that is funny. Perhaps the audiences laugh at, That Originally Sold Up to $39. Disastrous Cocktails. the symbol of defeat and frustra­ Including Many Large Sizes. There was Fatty Arbuckle, who tion. Perhaps they see all of I Powdered or Confectionery Sugar, Fifty Coats in All. went to disaster at a fatal cocktail theinselVes and humanity held up party in San Francisco and who to their most ridiculous mirror. I 2 packages...... , ; 15c* | Saturday, About Half Price- now is in the directorial anonymity That is a problem for psychologists. of “Will B. Goode,” maker of com­ Sad and Alone. I Good Mealy Native Potatoes, peck___45c | ic films. I merely know that I have seen There waaFrank Tinney, the mu­ the real life chase cu and I haven t sical comedy jester, whose home laughed. I Native Made Peaches, tall can, 2 cans 25c | was disrupted over a lovely blonde I have watched Chaplin, arming i Yellow Free. chorine and whose life was all but himself with a suavity that, comes snuffed out by illness as he plodded to hand easily, facing the armies dl I Etale’s Breakfast Cocoa', qt. Ideal ja r.. 23c | his way back toward popularity. the press when it became essential FU R COATS There was Ed Gallagher, of Gal­ to do so. nvery Fur Coat in stock reduced in price for lagher and Shean, whose health And of all the comics he seems broke and who remains a pathetic to me the most sad and alone. Genuine Blend quick clearance. The following are merely examples: invalid. Arbuckle, red-faced and perspir­ There was Max Linder, the ing of forehead, would strut the Red-Y-Mix $125 French Seal Coats $200 American Opos- French comic whose fame traveled corridors of the San Francisco SCOTCH (No cook) (dyed across several continents and who courtroom, crying for a square deal co n ey )...... c 9 SSis $ 1 4 9 ended a suicide. and sometimes crying real tears— Stout ' Alleged Forced Man-iage. a truly tragic figure. 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He has jump to Europe to get away— and Now Taste the Best! $175 Northern Seal Ex- Coats, flirted with scandal before when the rest would have their experi­ > \ Porter " marital craft went aground, but ences according to type and charac­ none so fraught with Innuendo and ter. $100 sensation as that which came upon Chaplin approximates most all of him when his child-like bride of an these— but he has those melancholy Demonstration All This Week of alleged forced marriage began to eyes, that appealing wistfulness speak. that have made him, upon screen COCO AM ALT And how does the “best known and stage, one of th» great clowns. man in the world” bear up under It deems that one would awaken A good healthy drink. ^ NEW SMMNG this? to find that it’s all very funny and Well, to begin with, one must re­ that soon a comedy cop will appear member that Chaplin has often and settle everything. Yet\none been termed “the loneliest man in does, nor will. 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CliSoid Ijjnm.' NEA WHAT HAS GONE BEFORE maintain his gravity no longer. He since I’ve had a good look at him." threw* back his head and laughed • • • To the home of PROF and MOL- long and loudly. The twtns, per­ "So that’s why Mike’s coming T.TW ELW ELL In CamdenTille ceiving all danger of calling down along with Jim," John Clayton was , Ind., one night In October of 1898 bad vanished. Joined him. . explaining to his nieces. “1 wired is brongbt a woman who had faint­ “Well,” he said finally, “you did the young man myself-and this-Is bis ed on a train. That night twin exactly right under the circum­ reply.” girls are bom to her and she dies stances, I congratulate you. Andt He exhibited It. The twins read: without revealing her name. now about Mike Hennegan.” “Absolutely and much objlged. Mlk* The story then moves forward 18 • • • Hennegan.” years. The twins have been adopt­ To go back to Mike Hennegan and And now," said John Clayton, ed and named' MARGARET and his elevator Job at the hoslptal on “that Freddie has been disposed of ELIZABETH. They are called Long Island. Mike, as Nellie Dow­ so nicely and you’re already to . go RUSTY and BETTY. ning well knew when he had been tomorrow, I want you to kiss me JIM ELW ELL, the son, enlists given his Job, had a great falling. good night. 1 must go out and 1 in the World War. He then dis­ That was his weakness for the game shall be late. Remember, now.” be covers that one of the twins loves known as craps. > added hastily, "don’t throw any him. In several of bis letters Prof bad shoes.” ‘ ’ He is shell-bhocked at Sedan and mentioned /Mike’s kindnesses to John They kissed him and be moved on. reported dead. Much later he is Clayton and the twins and Clayton The butler helped him pn with his identified in a New York hospital, had made up his nllnd that here was coat, banded him his bat and closed where his parents find him with another person who bad done some­ thei door behind him. his speech and memory gone. He thing that entitled him to some kind “Now," said Rusty, “we’ll toll is like a living dead man. of reward. Martha Dalton and then forget all The day before his parents are On one morning when be should about Freddie. Perhaps she’ll get a to take him home, Jim wanders have been running bis elevator, Mike laugh out of It." was down In the basement shooting away from his nurse, NELLIE Martha Dalton most certainly did. DOWNING. Late that night he craps with some of the engineer’s best assistants. It was not the first Until she very nearly cried. is found in Bellevue hospital with “How well I remember," she said, his skull fractured, expected to die. time since be had been on bis new Job, and, the superintendent refieot- “the night you two and Jim sneaked ’ The twins are in Indianapolis at ed sadly when he came upon them. Into my house for supper because the home of their uncle, JOHN It was not likely to be the last, and you didn’t want to exhibit Jim’s CLAYTON, the m ystery'of their that was why he would have to fire black eye with the beefsteak on It to Identity having been cleared while him. ' Mollie and Prof. .That was the day Jim was away. Some time later Mike was In the midst of an elo that Rusty threw^he croquet ball. " iO-Mt-TlGHT MoIIie writes to them that Jim will quent appeal to the dice to turn over My dear, please don’t go In for live but bis memory is forever and be good and to show eight spots bombs.” 11M gone. for him. Dp In Bellevue hospital the room The day biefore the Elwells are “Eighty from Decatur!” he coaxed which had been occupied by Jim El- klflD Wfc- ■ expected back, the twins have an "Is. I shoot the four dollars.” wq^ for sqvefal weeks was now O Q t 1DM^ FAVOI^D unpleasant encounter with FRED­ “ Man,” came from one of his vacant. Tbnt day ho dressed him­ DIE LAWRENCE, a society nui­ “faders,” “stop oratin’ so much. You self, assisted a little here and there FAYOI^IIOW sance, and Rusty hits him with Is talkin’ all the spots oft’n ’em.” by Prof, and then walked out. A eiMs tv HU ttowieg m$. her shoe. John Clayton comes in “ I am,” announced Mike, “about little weak, Jim was, stllL but get­ with a telegram shortly after, say­ to -throw an eleven. Come on, little ting stronger every day. ing it is from 8HKE HENNEGAN, dice, rise up and—’; That night Dr. Lawson, sitting the soldier who had identified Jim. “When,” asked Mike, ‘do He got no farther. Confronting alone In his study In a fashionable a few days, probably the last of the in New'Haven, that she is confined NOW BEGIN THE STORY we leave?” him was the superintendent. The Park avenue apartment, was con­ week. ' to her room with arthritis. Mrs. CHAPTER XLII other offenders had fled. templating the uncertainties of the Word has been received from Mrs. McCarthy has passed her 80 th. The superintendent shook his head medical profession. Ho thought of Margaret Dingwell, formerly of this f i t V o u mean," Rusty asked, rence would hear more from this. birthday. sadly. "I am afraid, Mike,” he said Jim ElweU and Mollie and Prof, and place, that she ha.- left the Man­ ‘Mike Hennegan is coming Betty picked up the story. “ I AUENE suram' I I never expected It, of course. The that you’ve had your last chance a puzzled little frown creased the chester Memorial hospital and is here?” A week from today we get a new skin above his eyes. Ho tapped with Rotary clubs or eat caviar sand- with her sister, Mrs. Kate Double­ “Precisely. But before I go Into first thing I knew he was trying to Faroer Beauty Shops y wlches for lunch. There are women bend my face up to his. He grabbed man for the elevator.” bis pencil on the table. If the poor, abused, drudgln„ day in Willlniantic. She is still in a detailed explanations, suppose you “Yes, sir,” and Mike saluted That same night Nellie Downing, and women, and there are men and enlighten me as to what has taken me and held me so tightly that he farmer's wife could get to a beau­ critical conditon but she seems to JlilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllUIIIIH “ Don’t blame you.” suddenly confronted with the reflec­ men, and there are individuals and be improving and more hope for her place In here. Freddie, I see, has hurt me. And—and ho had been ty shop more readily and there, individuals. Probably this picture of drinking, I’m sure of It.” That evening he *was In Bellevue tion that she had not seen Jack midst rose and gold creatonnes and recovery is given. gone, and both of you wear guilty hospital, talking to Prof and Mol- Nevln for a week now, called up the what women want is what most looks. 1 am suspicious. Has Fred­ Yes, her sister supplemented, he the fragance . of spicy ungiients, woman want, but not all, and why Word has been received frop Mrs. I Flapper Shop | lle Elwell. Ho had plenty of time city room of the Planet. yield herself to the beautlfler’s A. D. McCarthy, a former resident die been acting up again?" had smelled like a distillery. his hands now, ho announced Presently ho was on the wire. continually try to foist it upon Freddie, Betty explained, had met mliiistratlons, there would not be and native of this town, now living = 75 Pratt Street x “And I don’t know what would cheerfully, and they could call on “ Yeah? This 1s Nevln.” them? ’There seems a concerted the enemy and had been vanquished. such a problem of how- you gonna have happened If It hadn’t been for him at any time If they wanted him “ This Is Nellie Downing, Jack.” move afoot to force women Into = 5tb Floor Elevator 3 “ The enemy,” he smiled, “seems Rusty and her shoe.” keeiS the women down on the farip. states of happiness and discontent to do something. “ Oh. By golly It’s gooff to hear This, according to the history of a fond of doing Just that to Freddie. ‘•Eh? Her shoe? You surprise Prof began to think. "Mike," he your voice again. Haven’t seen you because their menu for contentment Come, now, what happened?" lady farm bureau director. She says me. my dears.” sajd, “ Mr. Clayton of Indianapolis— In a month.” , dpeff not fit the rubber stamp of “ Well,” began Rusty,/ "he had an that more beauty parlors, more “Rusty was sitting at the other thht’s the uncle of the twin girls we "A week,” she corrected. other tromen’s approval. I DRESSES awful nerve. There I was sitting at roadhouses and more itea rooms in (EEPIMINGIOWIG end of the room. She turned around raised, you know—has written to mo “ Is that all? Seems like a month, S the piano, playing for his benefit—" the rural regions would keep wives s and saw us and then she slipped her and told me that If there’s anything anyway. Could a fellow call tomor­ S for Hardly for his benefit, her uncle in those great open spaces of rural- The secret of keeping young is to fed shoe oft her foot and threw It at he could do for you he’d like to do It. row night? It’s, my night off.^* contradicted. “ I heard, myself, the Ity. Tell this to farm wives of this young->to do this you must watch your S Afternoon • Evening Freddie.” He suggested that you come home A fellow could. It seemed. atrocities you were committing.” HEBRON liver and bowels—there’s no need of “ And Freddie got hit,” said the with Jim and act as a sort of male ’‘By the way. Jack, I called you up nation and see their expressions of E Street and Sport “ Well, you know I don’t play very having a sallow complexion—dark rings young pitcher. nurse and bodyguard for a while. to tell you I was prepared to make disdain. Most of them will tell you well.” what they need first is plumbing under your eyes—^pimples—a bilious “ Oh. he did?” Now, since you’re out of a Job, would amends,” Mrs. Roger 'W. Porter, teacher in look in your face—dull eyes with no • “I am Interrupting you," he “ Yes, sir,” Betty Informed him, you like to do It?” “Amends? What do you mean?” and electric lights. the primary department Hebron sparkle. Your doctor will tell youjninety acknowledged. “Tell your story In “rather hard. He sat down all of a “ When,'” asked Mike, “ do we "You remember that I once cheat­ Women Want Hard Work Center was taken ill with what was pd' cent of all sickness comes from your own way. I beg your pardon." No Higher s sudden.” leave?” ed you out of a good story?” Lady Cynthia Mosley of England, thought to be muirips while teach­ inactive bowels and liver. “ As I said,” she went on, gather­ ,No Lower S "Let mo get this straight,” said “Tomorrow.” * “ Well, cheated was hardly the canvassing the country for her hus­ Dr. Edwards, a well-known phyadan ing confidence, “ he had an awful ing' on Friday. She was obliged to Clayton. “ You, Margaret, were over “ I’ll bo right there. Captain. Any word, I remember paying my re­ band, Oswald Mosley, Socialist can­ turn over her work to a substitute in Olio, perfected a vegetable com­ nerve. What do you suppose be tried didate, told the harassed wives of on this side, of the room and Eliza­ further orders?” spects to a lovely pair of eyes." for the afternoon. Later develop­ pound mixed with olive oil as a substi­ 10 to do to Betty?” miners, farm tenants and the like, beth was over there with Freddie?” “ Oh, Just pack up your things and “ Behave. Tomorrow night, when ments seemed to show that her case tute for calomel to act on the liver and “ Are you Inviting me to guess?” that the Socialist system would give bowels, which he gave to his patients . Yes, that was true. be ready, Mike; that’s all.” you call. Jack, I’ll have another story “ Yes, sir.” was probably grip. As all the school S Sizes 14»43 £ “And you threw all that way and Mollie ventured, a little timidly: for you—much better than the first. them nurses for their children and fo r years. "He probably tried to kiss her." ' are exposed to both mumps and hit him?” “Perhaps It will bo very tiresome With pictures and everything." permit them to send the' children to £k. Edwards'Olive Tablets are gentle I NEWESTCREATIONS | “ Exactly. And after what she had grip and many are already out of “ Yes.” for Mike.” the seaside. ; intheiractionyetalwayseffective. They done to him the time he tried It be­ (To Be Continued) school ill with one or the other dis­ iEvery New Shade | “ Weren’t you afraid of hitting your “ If It Is,” said Erof, “ Mr. Clayton To her surprise, this promise did bringaboutthatnaturalbuoyUncywhicB 3 3 fore. You remember that?” has a Job down In Indianapolis that not receive an over-gracious" recep­ ease the school attendance |WlIl all should enjoy by toning up the liver sister? Their heads must have been probably be seriously Interfered = We Never Have a Sale. s John Clayton did. He nodded, fairly close together.” would fit Mike like a glove.” What is the story that Nellie Dow­ tion. The reason is simple. Carp and clearing the system of unpuritles. smiling, but his eyes held something “ I took good aim,” said Rusty. “ Yes, sir,” said Mike, “and now 1 ning has for Jack Nevln? In tht and bemoan their .hard, lot as-wom­ with. Dr. Edwards’OliveTablets aTe known iHiiiiii|iiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiii|iiiiiiiiiiiiiin of a resentful glint. Freddie Law- “ Oh, I see,” John Clayton could want to see Jim. It’s been a week next chapter Jinl starts home. en will, they reseat any attempt to At the American Legion and by thdr olive color. 15c, 30c and 60c. wrest any of their many jobs from Library whist held Friday evening them. They glory in their own ne­ at the library three tables of whist cessity, and seem to have no other were played. The parties will occur Interests with which to fill up the weekly through the winter. . went Ifito bonds. These are absqr gaps as one set of jobs is taken Since the coal shortage the lutely true cases. I know of do’seirs from them. churches of the town have been Home Page Editorials ♦ more. Shake a Sauce^n! burning wood in their furnaces ail In This Modern Plant r- Good Natute I am trying to stand up for the Mrs. Mlchaer Angelo’s art'dinner of which are Intended for coal. This Intelligent parent, rich and poop, created out of vegetables was as has made It difficult to heat the a n d Teeth or Toys? who sees that health physically and great a masterpiece as her famed churches properly' and the result milk is handled rapidly, carefully and in mentally is the child’s best inherir husband’s colossal “ Moses” ' in inar- has been a smoky and shivering in­ a most sanitary manner. -That% an­ tance. ble, the only difference being that terior on Sundays. St. Peter’s other reason for the goodness ..of onr By Olive Roberts Barton hers was transient aud his' perma­ church has finally put in two tons of dairy products. . G cdcI ttsal nent. This is ihe point of view set coal and 'will have fires built the DIAGNOSE NOW IS MADE the most simple Instrunients of forth by a lady vrritsr'wbo extols night before, insuring, it is hoped a You are invited to go through our BY MANY INSTRUMENTS precision, practiced an intense ob­ the glories of cohkipg as she de­ comfortable church on the morning plant ANY time. servation which has been some­ A woman said to me, “ All this WAPPING clares that women must shoo them­ when services are held. With, the what lost in modern times by pri­ theorizing about making Johnny a selves back Into the kitchens. wood fires lt< has been Impossible to By DB. MORRIS FISHBEIN mary dependence on the labora­ perfect hoy and paying money to The lady says-that women can no leave the fires overnight. W.K.STRAUGIlANt Editor Journal of the American tory. longer look to .servants fo j salva­ specialists instead of putting it into Rev. and Mrs. Truman H. Woodr A mistake made it appear that "SetVic& AbJays Medical Association and of Hygeia, The medicine of the future ,is tion. She sq,j!s that restricted immi­ Mrs... Walter C. Hewitt was an In­ the bank for him— that’s all right ward gave a party for the choir of the Health Magazine. planning to' encourage to some ex­ the Federated church at the par; gration lawd have smothereiff’the in­ mate of a New London hospital. PHONE 681 Few persons realize that much tent a return to the medical art of for the rich. But how about the sonage last Friday evening. There flux of Irish colleens and. others Mrs'. Hewitt is with an aunt, Mrs. eager to be “ willing workers” in "a ol the progress of medicine in re­ an older day, while using the help poor who can do neither? It dis­ were seventeen members present. Charles Manvllle In New Haven. cent years has been dependent on of these modern times. Such a courages intelligent women from The party broke up at a late hour lady’s kitchen,’ - and that wives Her operation which was delayed the development of instruments of combination should soon reveal contemplating maternity.” after presenting their organist, themselves must be the cbbks of until she was In a more favorable the future, if we do. ndt starve. precision. the secrets of many diseases which “ Well,” t answered, “ you’ll have Mrs; Fred H. Adams with a gold condition is now expected to take These enable man to prolong arc still of unknown cause, most to admit that the physical part of piece as a small token of apprecla-; She is cleyer in. making her ap­ place at the New Haven hospital in his senses so that he can have in notablq of which is cancer. child-bearing Is not the hardest. It proach to "the new ^oman” via tlon of her faithful services with pbilosophy, as she insists that cook­ addition to ordinary sight, feeling is not an easy thing today, being a them as organist. • ' } and hearing, the magnification of mother. But I don’t agree, with you ery is a high and worthy art, with these senses afforded by electrical about any workable thaory being Slippery traveling' was the a perfect meal “ leaving an -lmper- SOIREE SATIN cause of five autos and two trucks BABIES CRY Intensification of sound and the discouraging. Theory and practice isbatrle record in the spul.’’- ' , ' sliding down from the road to the Someone has said that you^can enlargement of vision by the mls- Soiree satin *ls, a new lustrous 'are father and son. Practice, even croscope. though it can take only a 'few tod­ gutters, on Friday evening at the get today’s woman to do anything fabric with an almost impercepti­ Instruments for All Ills dling steps, may as well go In the short distance, from the Center hs if you smother the “aiything” in F0R“im R IA ’’ ble twiir. Today, In addition to the stetho­ direction that some good theory far as Norman Hills’. No damage enough "high-sounding tklk."' scope, with which one listens to* points out. was done, although it was with 'What They Want—lK>ve!': sounds within the chest; the Rich and poor alike today may great difficulty that one of the That w*omen want and ineed noth­ Prepared Especially for Infants ophthalmoscope, for observation be inclined to pay more attention trucks finally got out after send; ing in their lives bqt jOye and the of the background of the eye; the Scarf and Hat to material things than to a health ing for the town truck for asslst- knowledge, of being Indispensable to and Children of All Ages laryngoscope, for looking into the Inheritance for their children. aoce. some ihistitution, namely;tbe'ih.ome, larynx or place of voice produc­ Poor Is only a term of compari­ The force of twenty-two cafiVasr as they could npver be Indispensa-^ Mother! Fletcher's Castoria has tion, and the thermometer, the son. There are few people so poor sers of the Every Member drive ble in an office, is featuring’articles bqen in use for over 30 years as a physician hag the X-ray, for pho­ that It is Impossible to give their for the Federated church have in our nation’s magazines as; jaever pleasant, harmless substitute for tographing the outlines of Inter­ chlidren an intelligent chance for been invited to the home o l Mr. before. Here is a juicy hohe for the Castor Oil, Paregoric, Teething nal structures: the manometer, gorij health. and Mrs. George A. Collins on next feminists to gnaw. It la by Kath­ Drops arid Soothing Syrups. Con­ for measuring the blood pressure; As far as sacrifice goes, the child Monday evening. Mr. Collins ajs leen Norris. tains no narcotics.' Proven direc­ the sphygmograph, for measuring himself can do without a few mate­ the captain of these’ teams wishes “ Mere wealth and the Ihdejjend- tions are on each package. Physi­ volume of the pulse and Its varia­ rial things to Invest in his inherit­ to make arrangements and taljc ov­ ence that self-support gives cannot cians everywhere recommend it. tions, and the electrocardiograph, ance of health. If necessary. A clean er the work with all the canvassers bring happiness to any woman. A The genuine bears signature of woman’s love and service It ren­ for accurately recording the move­ throat and good teeth are more Im­ after which there is to be U social portant than movies, phonographs, tlpe with a supper for all. ders; nothing else counts, to her. ments of the heart. “ She doesn’t want a raise'.in sal­ In addition to these, there are toys and a lot of other things. The Pleasant 'Valley club gave Here are some cases I .actually ary, she doesn’t want, her name on “ scopes” of all kinds for looking a whist party at the home of,Mr. know about. A little girl has needed a directorate or an office, door. She Into every orifice of the huiban and Mrs. 'Wellman Burnham last wanttH-and she has always ^lyanted, her tonsils out for years. She Is Thursday evening. body,^ and electrical intensifying peaked and ailing. Her parents no less and no more-^-freeqom 'tb devices and measuring devices for threw up their hands at the mere The subject of the Christian En­ serve and smooth arid' m^'age the determining accurately all sounds mention of an operation. They were deavor society’s prayer meeting at lives about her; to be loved— arid MRS. ADA M. and movements made by human too, poor! Last fall bought a sec­ the Federated church next Sund^ perhaps envied - a little— for ‘her tissue. ond-hand flivver for two hundred will be ‘’‘How to Develop Our Der goodness, her beauty, her children, MERRIFIELD I , Highly Technical dollars. ' votional Life.” The reference is her home, her fldwerE,. intisic^ . ap­ As a result of these additions The poor aren’t the only ones found In I^alms 40:1-8 and the ple pies, frocks, ^ er income nqjiy be Teacher of to-medical technique including alsq who make mistakes. I have watch­ leader is to be from 'Vernon Epi; as big as. the president’s, her suc­ Mandolin Tenor Banjo the developments made In chemls- ed the daughter of a rich family eworth League. “The leader ol our cess sensational in ' the - business Mandola 4 Cello-Banjo cal laboratories, diagnosis today grow up Into a pale, frail woman society. Miss Ellen Foster Is going world, but he Isn’t happy -without Ukulele ^ Maudo-Ceilo Is an exceedingly technical are re­ because they wouldn’t send her to to Vernon to lead their meeting i t a man and a child.” ...... ' Banjo-MandoUn quiring a vast amount of knowl­ a warm climate after an attack of the social service SundaY evening. Okay fpr Some Ladies - Ensemble Playing for Advanced edge of the possibilities of these Agnes’ white felt with black and pneumonia that nearly killed her The pastor. Rev. Truman H. Wood­ All very. £rue-r-for some wbitien. Pupils. ' additions to medical practice. white band, witifi black and white when she was a little girl. Her ward, will give an illustrated lec; But no more true -for all women Agent for Glbsnn Instruments. However, the physician of an silk scarf to match, promises to be j mother told me It was too expen- tiire on “ Panama," using the laii- than it would be true to say tjiai ' Odd Fellows'Block [pider day^ unaided by other j^an .very popular for the south. i 8lve. I know that chlld’i health ,tern slides. all men .want to be prepiiSentB -.of At the Center Boom S MANCHESTER EVENING tpjRALI), MONDAY, JAIW ARY 17, 1927.

I FLAPPER FANNY SAYS; GAS BUGGIES-Phew! By Frank B( EWIL SENSE Aifl) n o n s e n s e ll^%‘ SO , WINSLOW WASHOUT, LISTEN, f STAND UP LIKE CLEO HEY,eLeO, WAKE WINSLOW! People usually are divided into y o u ’re t h e s k u n k w h o HEM .. ) A M A N , YOU MY UP— I'M HOME . WE YOU’RE ALIVE ORGANIZED OUR two classes; the kickers and the IS STIRRING UP ALL THIS TH A T CRINGING COWARD. TAKE CLEO pawers. TROUBLE OVER THE NOISE TALK PREPARE TO M EET; .THAT, A n t i -NOISE s o c i e t y . OH, WHAT A I MAKE FIXING MY BUS. ABOUT YOU IT W E N T OVER BIG. DREAM.... I More times than not a woman is Y O U ’RE THE QhLY WHO PARADING SNEAK I KNOW ITS LATE, MUST HAVE responsible for her husband’s suc­ FRAMED THE ANTI-NOISE TO THE BUT HEM WAS OUT IN FALLEN ASLEER cess because of the money she SOCIETY, TO RAILROAD POLICE HIS YARD AND WE makes it necessary for him to make. ME TO JAIL .. W ELL... STATION HAD TO STICK IN THE HERE’S WHERE YOU WAS ALL' GARAGE TILL HE Your cold is getting better if you A JOKE! /. have begun to think your wife is a LISTEN pretty good scout, after all.

Man in Elevator: "Fourth floor, pleasa.” Operator: "Here you are, son.” "How jdare you call me son? You’re not my father.” "Well, I brought you up, didn’t I?”

When those two big mail order houses combine they’ll likely get all the money Ford doesn’t.

etS27 BY NEA SCRVICC. INC Nobody ever does exactly as he Cdpyright. LM7, b / MtropoHUa Nc»»ptp«t Strnet; When a man’s allotted one hook pleases, but some men get a good in the closet, he's married. deal of pleasure in bragging about how they do It. SKIPPY B y C r o s b ]

Surgeon— ^Your minister is here. Do you wish to see him before the J If TMIS coca 5NAP INTELLIGENCE TESTS operation? OP,|'m

I hug him in the hallway And kiss him at the gate. We’re going off to Europe But haven’t flxed the date. His money buys me dresses, (I’m always smartly clad,) But it is all quite proper Because he is my dad.

The trouble with being your b CndB,, 'JnhBWii 'Futarei, Ue. brother’s keeper is that he thinks you are trying to be his boss. FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Come and Gone By 1( A Scotchman and a Jewish boy went out golflng on a very hot day. v m a a ta ee -vo o do im s ) R2ECKLES SAID AE'D WASAJ VWERS The Jewish boy had a sunstroke and 0A\W6O/0A)ir.'. I AEC&? VK1AIT/A6 FOR. ' m e s t m b a s r e = AW woo 70 the Scotchman made him count it. A rm u B e VMAir SOMBBODV rvje WAITED SINCE’ AIM? The name of the state governor AOCM LO/06B5 FOUR O'CLOCM-ir O'CLOCK!/ Dink— “ Have any luck In the and the answers to the questions FOC a i m !.' poker game last night?” MUST BS Five appear on another page: TWEry BVAiow.'.' 1— What governor is shown In Blink— "Yes, there was a doctor the accompanying picture? in the game and I won eight pre­ 2— Who wrote the story, “ Ascriptions” Piece of String?” 3— What Is the largest city in Now Is the time for all good mer­ Iowa? chants to put the busy In business 4— Who was Claude Monet? with advertising. , 5— What is the abbreviation for Doctor of Philosophy? "What should a bride do with 6— After whom was the state ofleft-over meats?” Delaware named? "Make hash.” 7— What was the real name of "And with the left-over hash?” George Eliot? "Croquettes.” 8— Where is Harvard University?"And then what?” ' D—What is the state flower ''•''SSl representing Florida? Once the kids honored their parents: now the parents honor 10— Who wrote "An Old Man’s —/"V. BY MBA 80W ICE. INC. J -!Z ^ Folly” ? checks written by the k'ds. We all know Tvhat we"\vould do Add Life’s Minor Tra^fedies $ALESM A N A M A Peroxide Blonde By to this spring if we had the money. Bright thoughts and clever ones and deep ONC. or BEL5T 6 0 LLH- > H!EH ! - ) T^oOGrtr Vov) U5oK^ r\6«!E. LIKE. Evil and goodness may be liken­ Como as we’re dropping off to sleep. WPlKTU 1^ CftNARV RiRt BY HAL COCHRAbT t r : >Cuf rr TO

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l7' (Read the Story, Then Color the Picture) “ Ah, ha,” said Scouty, "this is I and saw footprints that seemed to grand, safe land, ‘Tls better far say, “ Beware!” Then Clowny said, LV-CTwE ^ OF COUF.se than drifting on an iceberg out at "That ends our fun. I think we’d « me.’’ shout, " I ’ll not leave here tlfl I /Af er walk. It’s much too cold to sit.” Soon, when they heard him beg So, soon they all were on their and plead, the whole bunch follow­ way. ’Cqurse now and then they’d ed Scouty’s lead. They tramped on stop to play, and all In all, they had in the footprints till the closing of much fun in hiking 'cross the snow. the day. And then, when tired Said Clowny, "Say, It’s hard to enough to drop, they all heard keep upon your feet, the snow’s so Scouty holler, "Stop! I see a fun- deep. I hope we very soon arrive at ney enowhouse not a dozen yards i f where we’re going to go." away.” At last they found some cause eiBB7 av MU BCNVICa INC. for fear, as Coppy shouted. "Hey, (Clowny Tlnymite is captured by look here.” They all aazed down an Eskimo In the next atorr J. yonulw iwy, Th« BbU Syadkttt, tae.y . \ < k V . I? •' ' ’

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Mystic Revle# Woman's benefit association will meet in Tinker hall LOCAL COUPLE MEET F.E.W1LUSTO SPEAK ABOUTTOWN this evening: E. L. O. Hbhenthal of this town PRINCE OF SWEDEN AT CHAMBER MEETING will sail January 22 for London on Ever Ready Circle of Kings his sixth trip to Europe in the in­ Daughters is planning to hold a terests of world wide prohibition. District Cable Manager of large card party in Odd Fellows He expects to retum'about the laht Mr. and Mrs. John I. Olson hall, Tuesday afternoon, January Western Union to Be Here of April. • ' Among Those at Reception On Wednesday Evening. 26 at 2:30. Both bridge and pro­ At Hotel Henblein, Hart­ gressive whist will be played. The Thornton Larson, son of Mr. and committee of arrangements is Mrs. ford. F. E. Willis, district commercial Scott Simon, Mrs. R. K. Anderson Mrs. Theodore Larson of Laurel cable manager of the Western and Mrs. L. J. Tuttle. place, left on Saturday for Flint, Union Telegraph Company, will be Mich., where he will be employed Mr. and Mrs. John I. Olson of the speaker at the Chamber- of Owing to the Bad Weather Darit^ the Past Few in one of the automobile factories. this town were among the Invited Commerce meeting in Tinker hall, The local league of Women Vot­ He will join Walte»> Madden and guests at the reception tendered Wednesday evening, January 19th. ers will meet tomorrow afternoon Samuel Smith, who have been in His Royal Highness, Prince Wil­ Mr, Willis has an interesting Days We Will Continue Our January Clearance at the Center church parlors. Mem­ Flint for some time. liam of Sweden last night at the story on cables— ^how they are bers may invite their friends. Tea Hotel Heubleln in Hartford follow­ made. laid and operated. will be served by the program com­ There will be a special meeting ing his illustrated lecture at the There will also be a high grade mittee and a surprise number pre­ of the members o f' the committee Parson’s theater where a capacity entertainer who is coming over Sale All This Week sented. working on preparations for the audience heard him speak. Prince from New York to appear before Fiftieth Anniversary of the A. O. William is making a speaking tour the Travelers General Agents’ Con­ N The Cyp club young people will H. tonight at St. James’s parish In this country. vention on January 20th. By a have their sleighrlde this evening, hall at 7:30 sharp. Mr. Olson also attended the il­ stroke of lack, the Chamber has se­ leaving the Center Congregational lustrated lecture at the theater in cured him for their meeting the church at 7 o’clock. The chape­ There will be a meeting of the the afternoon. previous evening. Extra Special! Extra Special! rones will be Mrs. George H. Wil­ entire cast of the Rec indoor cir­ Prince William’s illustrated lec­ The chamber members are to be cox, Miss Lucy Ladd and Leonard cus at the School street Recreation ture had to do with a special trip asked to discuss some Important Beadle. ^ Center this evening at 8 o’clock. he made to Africa to secure motion matters at the business meeting, pictures of wild animals in the called for 8 o’clock. Vice-president Turkish Rayon Sunset Rebekah lodge will hold W. W. Robertson will have charge The regular meeting of the Lar jungles. According to Mr. Olson, its regular meeting 'n Odd Fellows they were exceptionally good con­ of the meeting in the absence of hall this evening. A social will fol­ dies’ auxiliary to Dllworth-Comell President Austin Cheney, who will Post, American Legion will be held sidering the hazards under which low the business. they were filmed. In many In­ be In New York on an Important Towels Hose this evening at 8 o’clock at the business engagement. state armory. It is desired that all stances the lions and gorillas had John Hall, son of Alexander Hall, to be shot in order to insure pro­ who is employed by G, H. Sankey, members be present at this meet­ was removed to the Manchester ing. tection of the photographer who You Must Be Memorial hospital yesterday, suf­ often secured "close-ups’’ of the fering with pneumonia. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel J. Kearns animals before he was attacked. arrived in town Saturday night Among those from Manchester . Satisfied 29 from Chicago, where they have, who were at the theater were Mr. c The Me'inorial Hospital Linen au­ xiliary will hold its annual meeting been since last June. Their young­ and Mrs. Scott Simon and family, with reports and election of officers er son Frapcis has remained with Adolph Benson and Edwin Swan­ ^‘Used Cars W ith an We haven’t been able A PAIR at the School street Recreation Cen­ his brother Charles and his wife In son. to offer such good quality ter tomorrow afternoon at 2:30. Chicago. Turkish towels since be­ fore the war. These tow­ GILBERT— ^MATZKE O* K. That Counts” Perfect goods. Colors: Thursday afternoon of this week Mary C. Keeney Tent, Daughters els were bought as drop- Regular of Veterans, will install its officers 1926 Chevrolet Coupe— Has had stitched, but they can be white, moonlight, chain- at the Manchester Community club­ Ervin Gilbert and Miss Anna good care. Small mileage, many pagne, mauve, French 50e house a bridge party will be given for 1927 at the regular meeting Matzke, both of Coventry, were bought with Hale’s guar­ Thursday evening at the state arm­ extras. antee of satisfaction. nude, sunset, parchment, a Pair and all ladles who enjoy the game married on Friday by Rev. Chester etc. Three seam back. are cordially invited. ory. A supper for the officers and F. Austin, pastor of the Church of 1925» Chevrolet Sedan— This car the Installing officer, State Presi­ the Nazarene. They were unat­ looks and runs like new. Prac­ Boy Scouts will have a special dent Mrs. Yale of Bridgeport, will tended. tically new rubber. meeting at the Center Congrega­ be given at the home of Mrs. Wil­ 1925 Chevrolet Coach— Good mo­ tional church this evening at 7 bur Loveland on Elro street preced­ tor. A fine car for little money. o’clock. ^ ing the meeting. 1925 Chevrolet Coupe— ^Thls car is A-1 in every way. $5.95 The state of Connecticut has the $5.00 AND $6.50 „.49SLIPS QQ Joseph Crooks, who has been ill W e Repair 1925 Chevrolet Touring— With all MILLINERY $ l o 0 0 with pneumonia at his home on honor of furnishing the largest the extras that go with a good CORSETS ...... « p l s U U number of members of new chap­ Apel place for the past week, re­ car. A close-out of all remaining winter mains in a seriousc ondition. ters at the National Patriotic Rubbers and Arctics Wrap-around, front and back lace Council to be initiated at the ses­ 1924 Chevrolet 4 Pass. Coupe — Sateen and non-cling slips in gray. millinery— felts, velvets and silk in sion in Washington, D. C., this ' As Well as Shoes. Motor has been overhauled. Good corsets in well known makes. tan, brown, henna and blue. A daughter was born at the tires. Duco finish. black and colors. Memorial hospital Saturday night evening. The exercises will be to Mr. and Mrs. John McCann of 39 broadcast from the Naval station 1924 Chevrolet 2 Pass. Coupe — NAA, beginning with a concert by Thoroughly overhauled. Duco Wadsworth street. Sam Yulyes finish. Good tires. Librarian Miss Jessamine M. I the U. S. Navy band of more than: 1923 Chevrolet Coupes (2 )— At a $1.49 UNION SUITS $12.98 and $14.98 $7.98 DRESSES j 50 Instruments. Mrs. ^arriet Nor- 701 Main St., Johnson Block Smith of the South Manchester Free small price. COATS ...... $9.98 I ton and Mrs. Frank F. Spencer of 1923 Chevrolet Sedan — Here is a Girls’ coats sizes 2 to 6 years. $3.98 Library announced that two copies this town are members. South Manchester of the Centennial edition of the His­ real bargain, 5 new cord oversize $1.00 “'$1.25 . Children’s school frocks fashioned of tires. Motor is perfect. $9.98 and $7.98 tory of Manchester have been pre­ Mrs. Mark Holmes will open her Medium weight union suits with jersey and homespun. Sizes 7 to 14 sented to the library. One is from 1925 Studebaker Standard Duplex COATS ...... home at 223 North Main street built-up shoulders and knee length. Boys’ and girls’ coats, $4.98 the Orford Chaptear of the D. A. R. — ^A-1 mechanically. Good paint years. Thursday evening for a public and tires. and the other is from Frank Cheney whist party for the benefit of Mem­ Jr. 1924 Studebaker Special 6 Coupe— orial Temple Pythian Sisters. Sev­ One of the famous models. O. eral of the local Temple members Hose Company No. 2 of the Man­ K. throughout. ^ are planning to attend the meeting 1923 Durant Sport Model Touring 29c TOILENORD $2.75 LUNCHEON $1.98 HEMSTITCHED chester Fire department will ob­ of John Hay Temple this evening in serve “ Ladies Night’’ Thursday fol­ — Many extras. Duco finish. GINGHAM, Yard SETS ...... TABLE ^*1 AQ Hartford when the grand chief will 1924 Ford Tudor Sedan— Good 29c $1.98 lowing the regular monthly meet­ make her official visit. CLOTHS ...... 9 1 ^ ^ 4 / rubber. Duco finish. 32 inches wide. Guaranteed fast A 50 inch cloth with six napkins ing of the company. There will be A good looking mercerized table cloth 1924 Ford Fordor Sedan— Good color. New spring checks ,plaids and ready to use. Attractive colored bor- card playing and refreshments. motor. Good tires, Duco flnisn, with attractive colored borders. Size GEORGE LOOS plain colors. ders— color fast. 58x72 inches. A daughter was born yesterday Mrs. Tressa Dennler of 58 Chest­ priced right. at the Memorial hospital to Mr. and nut street hfts returned from the 1926 Ford Roadster— Express Mrs. Robert Turkington of 200 Day Kimball hospital in Putnam, body, perfect in every way. Center street. where she has been caring for her 1926 Ford Roadster— Balloon father. Her father, George Lobs, tires, looks and runs like new, 1925 Ford Coupe— Balloon tires. 43c ONEIDA PILLOW $1.25 TUXEDO 29c ALL LINEN A son was born yesterday at the died at that hospital last' Monday. CASES, Each ...... Memorial hospital to Mr. and Mrs. He is survived by his wife and Nickel radiator. A-1 mechan­ 35c t o w e l i n g ; Yard ically. Priced low. SHEETS ...... 89c 22c Joseph Stafford of 293 Burnside seven children, Mrs. Tressa Denn­ Good quality cotton, second of a well Avenue. 1924 Chevrolet Touring. This is a very soft, heavy dish towel­ ler, J|rs. Henry Rothe of Rockville, 1923 Chevrolet Touring. known ma