. JnSTTOBSS-RUN AVEi U q B DAJ^Y GPPflbuiAnON OF.3 HEI EVENING HBBAIiD Fair and slightly colder tonight. for th® montb of November, 1020, Tuesday partly cloudy, slowly rls-' ing temperature.

MANCHESTER, COIW., MOJ®AY, DECEMBER 6, 1926. (TWELVE % PRICE THREE CEl VOL. XLI., No. 56. Olasalfied Advertliliit on Pii«e 6 lAbTaTCY .

R e f u s e d A c ig a r e t t e , r AliABM BELL, mNOINO, f Farm Buyer with Big Gun, Knife FALLS OHUBCH BURNS FIGHT a n d is KltiLED to Qtirr CARBARNS ■- ^ ! New fork, pet. , 6.—Refusal Boston. Mass., Dpc. 6.— Stirs up East Hampton^s Frank Powers, member of the of. a, reqnest for a cigarette to:r congregation of 'the Unitarian day led to the miurder 6f George Nm SATURDAY church, erected here 200 years Bast Hampton, Dec. 6.— Deputy move out and had arranged to seek Crahdley, according to the po­ of Its Career ago, saw'lt*aflre today. He seis­ Sheriff Young and Constable other living quarters. The man lice. Crandley Is alleged to hay© Flood of this place are combing then disappeared and returned asked .Charles Johnson, 6f the ed the rope of the church bell, Saturday to the home of .John which was also the village fire- the woods In the Mount Pleasant New, York Hotel, where both FINALjraON section for a man believed to be Johnson, armed With the gun and -were living, for a smoke. John- bell. But the .fire burned the insane, carrying a revolver of knife, and appeared to be ),h a C(®TN. SYSTEM OF fastenings and the bell came -:son’B refusal,, police said, led to, heavy calibre and a large curved highly excited condition. He sud­ a .fight- dming which Crandley A p p r a is a l v a l id NEWSMATORS ■ crashing down. Pow.erty la'valued when con- Company. ‘ deihned for park purposes All Except •was liferentlally held valid by Both Houses Crowded For TOWN IN SNOW, LINDGREN, SINGER, SIMPSON TO URGE TRIAL LOOMS ‘ the Suprem'e court today in dismissing the appeal of John Definite orders for abandonliig B." and Loulis M. Macken of Historic Ritual of Recou^ tbe local carbarns were posted In IN NEW ESCAPADE LEGISLATIVE PROBE Waterbufy.; the office of the Connecticut Com­ FREEZES rriip FOR A. B. !^ ct< m : tte %oirt Fm- - ; Property of the Mackens pany, yesterday afternoon. Manches­ ■-was takpn for park purposes yening— ’Noon Is Signal ter will cease to be the operating by the city of Waterbury. base for Stafford and local cars Highways Kept Open— Trol­ SqiTeiiie Court Roles & - ter next Sunday mornins when the new 'Swedish Nightingale’ Takes Will Not Charge For W o il For the S^Month Term. runs go Into effect. . Motor men and conductors of the ley Service Secretary and H, F. Sin- Washington, ^ Deb. . 6 .-T^opgress entire Hartford division, which In­ Poison, Calls Cab, Moves In Hall-MOls Case— Com- Washington, Dec. 6 (United cludes Manchester, will start bid­ Many Autos Stalled— c f e Must Face Jqry— camd back to wpiski tq^qy^ fjscijsg. a Press) .— With historic ceremony, ding in. at the Wethersfield avenue To Boston Hospital. ty Shrinks From C ^ . vertlble' mounted"*- of • problms, the final session oi the Sixty-ninth carbgrns In Hartfo'rd tomorrow with only- twelve scant weeks Congress was ushered in today to night at 8 o’clock. The first section, Near Coasting Accident. Capt Robison on Stand. *whl6h; to solte‘’thVm, and , the oplu- dole out a tax reduction, wrestle which Includes men high up In the ion was general; among • the leaders with prohibition legislation and seniority list, will bid In. at- this Boston, Dec. 6— Lydia Llndgreh, Somerville, N. J., Dec. 6.— New deal with the business of the na­ Following what was an Intima­ 37, grand opera star, known as the when the gavels felt,that the :d3^h« time. The. second sectipn, of men that the "world famous Hqll-MlUs tion. who are,further down the list, will tion of Winter'on Friday evening, "Swedish Nightingale,” whose two trial Is all over, soinehody has .to Washington, Dec. fi.— Another session of tlie. sijty-n}n_th ’ Cbn- when Manchester had tts first ap­ Pine ladies with lorgnettes; busi­ have an opportunity to bid in on great fears have been . dea.th and pay the bills of the iong-;drawn out conspiracy trial, growing out of the gress- would - pass’ into hlstoiry; on ness men from over the country; preciable snowfall .of the season, darkness, swallowed a dose of poi­ Vessels, in Wednesday while the spare men prosecution, but the taxpayers of W1 scandals” was assured today silk hatted diplomats; wounded will bid in on Thursday. Both of came the storm of Sunday, which son In her suite, at the. Copley Somerset county are not anxious to little ^accomplished 'outsldeVof the continued practically unabated un- when the Supreme Court held that Veterans from hospitals and - glad- these sections will start bidding in Plaza Hotel early today. assume the .responsibility. routine ind-the oecessary. MiclugsuhGanada Trap. hand government officials peered At times the fine Then, gathering, her baggage and ex-Secretary of the Interior Albert It ■will: be a' sesgloii, ace.ording to at_l:30 in the afternoon of the days | “ Lk^s^Sv^en b?‘ a^sVr"^^^ The question of settling the bills, Bi Fall and Harry F. Sinclair must down into the wells of the Senate personal papers together, she tele­ its' leaders/ that-wHI’-- s^ej^f anpcli and the House of Representatives named. wind assumed blizzard proportions. which are estimated to be froin sfamd trial on the indictment gfow- phoned for. a taxicab, and drove to sharp • flghtlk^, ''mgeh' pplltlcal ma- when the stroke of noon summon­ Local Men Affected To add to the severity of the $75,000 to $125,000, will dis­ ing out of Fall’s leave of Teapot . Sault Ste. M-ajle, Mich., Dec. 6— Manchester has only 22 men on city hospital. There emergency noeuvarihg,’ much . oratory,aufi ed the national legislators to orga­ storm was a temperature on Satur­ treatment probably saved her life. cussed tomorrow at a special^eet- Dome to Sinclair. little oif first rate-aeComRlishjneat. HbP^e of freeing 121 ships, valued the first list,^headed by A. H. Gil­ nize for the work at hand. day night of about two below No reason was given for her tak­ ing of the Board o.f Chosen JPrSe-^ Pall had nothing whatever to do "Lame duck” congresses rare.ly set man. In addition to this, nine ngmes at $150,000,000, Imprisoned In the Vice President Dawes in the zero, and severe temperature con­ ing the poison. holders, and it has been reported with arranging- the government’s any records, fqr achievement, and appear on the second list and 19 on ice jammed St. Mary’s River .with Senate and Speaker Longworth in tinued throughout all of yesterday Paul Quirze, operatic tenor, hus­ that a .committee of .tgxt)ayefs will lease with E. L. Doheny for oil this one is expected,to prove ho the third. These 19 are on the spare t$eir crews of approximately 4,000 the House immediately called for and well into the night. This morn­ band o f the “ Nightingale” was no^ be on hand to oppose payment. , storage facilities at Pearl Harbor, exception. . ■ order and introduced the chaplains board and do not bid in on the ing moderation set in and the No Charge, Simpson. men, -wnhed today as the blizSard, -titled at the Hotel St. Andrew, New Hawaii, Captain, . J. K. Robison,-D. To Keep Bills Oft- with below-zero temperature, con- for prayer. < regular runs. sform abated. Fully eight inches of Senator Alexander Simpson, Who York. S. N., . retired, told the jury at the The efforts of the’leaders will: be fihued toTage, The entire fleet is Organization lUtnal Runs to Manchester and Stafford snow fell, but with that Manches­ acted as. special progecptor. h ^ an­ devoted to keeping - legislatlbh off Took Plenty, of Cash , FallfDoheny conspiracy trial to­ suffering fpom lack of food and a. The solemn ritual of organiza­ will not be the same as f9rmerly i s ter was fortungte compared with Lindgren took along with her to nounced that he will not charge, for the statute books, rather than see- tion plescribed by the constttntlon far as the operators of the cars are day. ^Pbe actual negotiation^ were number of ;tbe ships are in dire other sections of the country where the hospital beside her baggage his services, and that he will ask carried pn chiefly by subordinates Irig how .much. Can-be put. oh. In need of coal. Coast Guards will he was complied with, and formalities concerned. Manchester. , motomen the storm was more severe and the this endeavor time Is, their .><-hief and personal papers, a substantial for expenses of less than $200. In the navy and interior depart­ dispatched with food supplies, it is were cleared away so that Presi­ and conductors will'find that locai temperature lower. sum of money. Simpson also announced that he ally^ for their- remain., but "twelve dent Coolidge tonaorrow may pre­ runs will be split up with Hartford Highways . Open , Enroute to the hospital the cab ments, Rahlson said. weeks of- life to-this “ Cqolidge Cjjh believed. will demand a legislative investiga­ DoheDy-appeared In court today Worst in History sent his annual message on the runs and as none of the Manchester The highways leading into Man­ battled its way over streets that gressr ’ so-called because’ It came tion of the inguiry four yews with his left arm In a sling. An in­ The shjip blockade, said to Ije the state of affairs, with recommenda­ motormen are familiar with Hart­ chester were kept open by the ef­ had not been cleared of snow. and of the recent trial which result­ into power oh the crest of the 1824 tions as to what business should forts of the State Highway Depart­ fection was responsible. His physi­ worst in marine history, is several ford runs, there will have to be Three years ago, the -.inger was ed in acquittal. ■ ^ landslide. ' : ^ ; "j . miles long bn^ each side of the Is­ be transacted. considerable hVeuking In. ment and the Connecticut Com- on the front pages of the newspa­ cian said were, it npl^ ^®r his enforc­ Disposal o r :the.'ttseasury 'sur­ f It was the same ritual that has .pany. One of-the trolley company’s ed presence in court, h e -would or­ plus of nearly -54$0,000,000, farm land. ’Th'is ice-.forms a veritable dam Several hundred names appear pers when her husband notified .,iweiity;'fBet deep- It is worse in opened previous congresses since on the. seniority list' received at the snow plows wgs put out of commis­ New York police that she had dis­ der, Dpheny .to bed;.A .t?Thl?erature relict and radie .Jrhg4l»tlon;=-the^ the foundation of the republic but sion at Burke’s Corner, Eockyille, SEEKMRS.CHRCT, I accompanied'the infectlOT. prChleins conefit’UiB> ife; tHhlty^^^^ naiTpw^j?>ock-ci(!:, d-ykea. where the Manchester office. Each of these appeared with $14,000 ^worth of (C^nrniTig of-jtugs has cut the ice in it bore an excited interest to the men is privileged to bid in for Man­ when the' rear wing dropped and jewelry. She was finally found in r,,E« bison in-"Secret. mafcr tasks c^ffl^ohting: the mqni- spectators and participants* alike. caught into a bank. During all day heter: when theS^ aflaembiaigl'- to^Siy. ' 'bhunks;HheisIse'bf baseballs and chester and Rockville runs. Inci- Feder^ building here, discussing Questioned, by Owen J.. Roberi8. ■ e'ntirely- filled the channm. When -a Senators were dressei in their dently, the runs but of Hartford to yesterday and during the^ night the her naturalization petition. The Capt. Robison said he and Fall if ^these ‘ are;adequately 'dealt with frock coats and high collars. They situation was kept well in hand, in .addition to^passage’ o l the usual boat passes through the ice fills in these two towns are considered disappearance, she said, was the agreed .to keep secret the plans for behind; aghin and. the same difficul­ stood at their desks in the semi­ some of the best in the division and and trolley service this morning result of a misunderstanding. Long Search, in Surry Fails to the Pearl Harb.or project. Because appropriation ■; bills, adinlhist^r^ideh circular chamber with bowed was only slightly off schedule, iqaders finlB'^qh;^ ^ch’ 4 ty Is nxperibnoed- by the next boat, as a result new faces inay be seen Lydia Lindgren Is master of sev­ Disclose Whereabouts ' of believed that wise policy 4 j^aitofs say it is like driving a boat heads as the chaplain prayed. about fifteen-minutes on the main en ISAgy^es. She ----- At the. ?ront o f the chamber,, on the local cars. . , JlBffi ord^ and -Staiff ord . he' flP itlR r (SVac; thbCrhasury •In^SPgTOTel -pfle. Quratiou PIntiliy foor YSApfmls' of- Europe;- c: ' Tjwb passenger steamers, the • there were two vacanc chairs tn Sb'rlnigs, and oh other lines less. peared In grand opera through the surpluses will, be sharp.Prosideht mark the passing of two senators Supt. Scott’s notice settles a London, Dec. 6. — Thlrty-SiA thelii, Aethat ScoompHshmeht. iQoblidge has 'i^comjhehdet^ ; ttia,fc Harmpnlc Athabadsco, are AdtoS R ^ a g e d continent and in this country. • Roberts read from Robison’ s tes-. during the nine months summer question that has been hanging fire The only damage in this vicinity hours of constant searching-of the these milliohgv b’ei'tpirfted'bach to hmong the. ite bound ships. recess, Albert B, Cummlns;of Iowa for several months. Since^ the. an­ Before" swallowing the poison, timony lii the civil suit. In which . Idany;; of the .trapped sailors be- to be reported was to automobiles, Lindgren wrote a will and penned woods, p,6nds and rivers of th e^ r-: .the taxpayefs. ;.TJhe Democrats lU- and Bert M. Fernald of Maine. nouncement some time ago that the soni,e of which were sthck in the ley Countryside today failed Co.de­ Robison said the seergey , agree­ slst the surpluses;,.he,.ig^d^ .^e ha^. llaVdd ihby aredestined; to spend New Senators con^pany was to consolidate its car­ three letters, one to Otto H. Kahn, ment had :beeu prompted by a :de- the iwintcr where they are. Marine show, on the highways and had to of New York, investigators learned. velop any trace of .Agatha Clariss. is : for gener^ ■ tax^-rfidiietlon.'/. is After the prayer--was over new barns, . rumors have bpeh going the be towed in,\ and some frozen while Christie, populhr Bfltfsh nbvellst, Slre. to keep the matter awqy. from the; concensus; ,thqt ’ neither; p r t^ - Bden; pointed out;^he necessity of senators were brought forward to rounds. None of these could he standing in unheated garages or who disappeared under mysterious Congress. : . , ^ sal can prqvatil,, and thaV Ip* '.ine keeping at least half a crew with receive the oath of office. There verified, however, for the Hartford while moving on the highways. Ga­ circumstances yesterday morning. "I guess so, if it’s in the record, end' the enorniPns. sUrplus will go each ship to keep steam up be­ was formpr Senator David Walsh, office of the company would give rage men were kept busy towins niANCHU CHANG PLANS Mrs. Christie is the. daughter of replied Robison. by default Into {4e'>^duj:e.mept of cause, when the Ice breaks the Dem., Mass., who was elected to out little or no information. Even and thawing most of Sunday. .As the late Frederick Miller of. New Roberts read from the minuteh the, public dept., ^ how ;totailhg ap­ bbats 'must he ready instantly to fill an uneipired terin to which Supt: H. A. Nfettleton of the local late as this morning many stallsJ York- Her husband Is Colonel of a meeting of the Navy Council proximately $lpi5(fp,000,000.* ■ move, r William M. Butler, chairman of division wgslkepl in'igubtauce of autos were seen on the outskirts of TO RULE ALL CHINA Archibald Christie, C. D. G., D. S. 0. i on Nov. 29, 1922. at which Robi­ the Republican national committee the date, of the change. the town. Her automobile was found aban­ son-'appeared and announced' he The fightipg'6veh farm relief p-eviously had been appointed. Local Protest Ineffective Boy’s Narrow ^scape doned in a chalk pit at Guilford, had a defintte proposition for the will be even, sharper. .’Mldwe,8tprn He, with Senator Harry Dawes, Protests by local business men ■With the storm came the open- Will Assume Dictatorship, Lon­ surrey, on Sunday^ members, frCi|h:irpifi th'e dlsgrun- Dem., Mo., and Senator David W, and even one by the Board of ing of the coasting season, and the don Hears — Anti-Foreign Colonel Christie said his wife Stewart, Rep., low-a, were the on- McNary-Haugen .■ blU w hichPresi- SEEK NOSSING MAN Selectmen had; no effect on the de- | youngsters were out in large num- Situation Is Easier. had been suffering froni' a nervous letter 9f Npv. 28, 1921, to Fall had i ly new ones who had been sitting cislon of the company. Officials said i hers on the various streets where dejit- 'GoolM«eV.(5'yea/ ,^ o that'the reason for the removal was i the sliding was good. There was Marshal Chang Tso-Lin, Man- ests contemplated bidding on Pearl Man Ahspnf Since required that the others chosen to the fact that It would cost more to * one near accident, when an auto­ because the southerners weuld,mbt' M an gucc also receive churin war lord, is planning to as­ Harbor,, support if. .Since then,; h^hvjdr,’ - Friday Noon; His wnere- included sena- repair the barns than to move the mobile, passed over a boy on Gar­ sume a dictatorship over the Chin­ SQUIRREL WAS NUTTY Falls te Remember. den street. The youngster ran di­ the SduthYhaB;heen;h^d htt by^the Jiouis Unknown; Locpl | tor Gerald P. Nye, Rep., N. D. and whole outfit . to Hartford. They ese government, according to a Roberts read a portion ofHhe let­ decline In; c'ottbn p'rloes.' The* bill’s Senator Arthur Robinson, Rgj claimed that the barns had fallen rectly in front of the automobile, Daily Mail dispatch from Peking. ibutmasters Notified. which straddled and passed over ter referring to Pearl Harbor. one chance of passage lips in a epa-f Ind. Into a bad state of repair and that British marines will probably be BUT NOT HYDROPHOBIC Ution of south ahd west. Few be4 without touching blin or his "pig­ ‘Now,” he said, addresslh? the ' ]|Ianchester Boy Scouts have been The oaths being adminl^ new buildings would probably have withdrawn from Tu Faw shortly, ------I jury» ‘1 ask ypu, .didn’t,•’.that sug- Ueve that it “;c'an'i he:;; accomplished. the candidates in pairs,/Senator to be erected here. sticker” sled. It was a narrow es­ the foreign office announced today a sk ^ to'-joln with other scouts .n cape and threw a scare Into the Negative Test For Rabies Re- gest Doheny’s intention to you?-’-’ A sol>itloh,^. temijorary'’- a,t Idast; Curtis, Republican floor header Various problems confronted the after It received reports that the for the preBgpt . radjo; confusion the • ftartfard Connell in efforts to boy and the driver. ■ - - - - ...... “ Huh,” sneered ...... ^ Robison, — “keep troduced the usual resolutions officials of the company and it Is situation there is much easier. suit of Scare When Trumbull probably. wdli:hei'>f^n^; IfiTpr ho lochtB Daniel Raymond, 56, of 91 notifications to the p eslo on reading.” Ifpnyy strept, Hartford, who has said that some of them are not set­ The Hankow local authorities, are Child Is Bitten. "I'w ill,” snapped Roberts.; ’. He other reason than ^p"ublic demand the? house that the senate'wM STORM GENERAL taking steps to suppress disorder been'’ ulipstag from , his home since tled yet. Hartford officials profess­ did, but Robison refused to change fon It is so great.I The Hpnsh.has session and ready to do busihl ed Ignorance of further develop­ and British landing forces will be Hartford, Dec. 6.— Since _ time passed the' 'Wh'lte-^ bill, giving" See? ipst Friday nobh: He is five feet and Adjournment then was taken un­ Delaware Breakwater to Maine returned to the na-vak units in the his mind. ret'ary of Cdmmerpe'Hobver almost flyb iiches;tall, weighs between 140 ments in the move, saying that immemorial the squirrel hgs been Robison next failed.to remember, til tomorrow. everything w^s being handled at Inland to Ohio. harbor. , regarded as an example of mental c'zar-Hke antligrity to regulfle-'ra­ and 150 ppu'nds; has a black mus­ House Jubilant the New Haven office. Shanghai, Dec. 6— Thirty of fif­ instability but at last science has he/had PTeviously testified that dio, . .The" Senate passed. the Dill tache., wore a blue top coat, grey The scene in the Hduae ' wat- . Expreae Service Boston, Dec. 6.— One of the ty-six separate strikes declared by been called upon to give a brain about December 10 or 20, 1921, he bill, creating a n , indenendant bn- felt hat aud dark suit. more____ jubilant. There- the 435 No arrangements have yet been severest early December snow , Chinese servants, customg officials test to the lowly,animal apd in one had told both Fall and H. Foster rejiu with regulatory Towers. A PradjD. Hill,,: scout executive of j members a'cted like classmates re-, announced for the handling the storms on record, swirled out to and police in the foreign concess- case at least, abnormality hag, beqn Bain, director of the Bureau of cifnipromlsh. ' hatASe^n' • these % t-Wo Hartford Council, was notifl3d of turning from the summer vacatior local express business. A ware­ sea today off Norther Maine and | sions of Hankow have been settled, proven. The test was m^de at, the Mines, that Doheny intended to probably -will he .worked/ out. / | the; missing man -and asked to con­ and few of the members paid house has been kept here for years the Lower Canadian provinces. In j but anti-foreign demonstrations laboratories, of the state 49PPrt- make a bid at “ cost” on'^. Pbarl Dne' fdr' Shdf^g -^ /:. tribute tlie gid oiftthe Boy Scouts in much attention to th. routine busi­ to store the express packages but many places more than ten inches continued' today as strong as ever. ment of health here last', week.; A Harbor...... (iblef among. thb other, questions the j work . Mr. Hill accordingly sent ness transacted upon the same the ;Ha,rtford office has not intim.at- of snow fell, It Is reported that the national squirrel had bitten a child' In Then Roberts^ approached, t^e to ‘bf dealth. with ?are jprdhihltl’on, iettfers .to all the scout masters in formula as pro-vided in the. Sen­ ed whether or not this will be con­ Shipping, tied up over Sunday by Ists, organizers pf the strikes, have Trumbull. The animal was killed “ war scare” repbrti Muscle Shoals, alien ptopeVly, the;.couricll In speaking abo’ut Mr. ate. The congressmen buzzed in . tinued. a fierce blow was released today. decided to send delegates to Eu- and the head sent to the labora­ “ Did you know that in Novem­ Shipping ‘Bq'ard rebreanlzatlnn, Raymond, „the .lett,e.r received by little groups, shaking hands and tory. Rabies infection was fear­ railrohd .icousolidati'pji, ‘ Another problem, concerning New York, Dec, 6.^—Seven Inches Tope in the hope that by careful re­ ber, 1921, a disarmament confer­ local-scont masters says: telling stories of the campaign^ ‘^dush •funhs,-’’ etc:'/ .Oh.- all tnese Democrats found their strength . spare men who are expected to be of snow fell here in the week-end search they will be able to ed, inasmuch as the anlm6:l is. a ence was sitting in-Washington?” ‘^ is family Is- distracted, natural­ member of the rodent family. matters ophiion'-'is -so shaiTiy 4^- increased substantially In the Sen­ ai the barns ip time for the first storm, setting a record fpr this tiine carry’on the boycott of foreign "Yes. sir;” - . ly, and. .appeal.to. ttc . Scouts to goods on a more scientific manner. A negalJvfr report was retprue^ ■"What powers, to your recollec­ vided that" It-dg ’ npt •; ballevAd ,p6ad- ate as a result of the last elections - runs, confronts both the employees of the year since 1886, 'The fall ex- bie to work out" aiiy definite ' dls- search for .Mr. Raymoji They do Disorders were reported at Foo­ on the rabies test but indlcailpns not ip.dicate where he^inisht be. although their full newly acquired and the company. If Manchester tendjsd from Delaware breakwater of abnormality were discovered. tion?” * / .. .. k * strength will not be felt until ths motormen and conductors are ex­ to. Maine and as far Inland as Ohio. chow, which has surrendered to the “ Nearly all.” fionseguently, -we^ c make no sug- Cantonese forces. The report to the laborstbry by (<^ntlni|^ 3.) new coHgress comes into power at pected to report for the first car In the squirrel’s owner, which .has BCk) Day Job. ghsllen as-tb- what rtion of > ter March 4. This session Is a ; It Is rumored- here that the "Did you know-that'a fouy-ppwer city, shoul.. be searched.. Ho the morning, they will hpve to, live troops of Marshal Wu Pei-Fu, who been a pet,'was that it acted hold-over o f the old Congress el- / naval limitations treaty, was adopt- Scpuj^ ehohld b'e urged to' he bn the in Hartford. This mpans that the for years has alternated between “ queer.” So far as the laboratoty ected two years ago and the only town will lose more than 100 of its OLSON “ PLAYED” RADIO workers are aware this is the-first ,ed?” lookqut-fbr this m&n and even to go changes made were through flllihg fighting Marshal Chang Tso-Lin for ojjt of theif way’ to search isolated population for there are about 55 mastery at Peking and allying with time the brain of a squirrelj h^s vacancies caused by deaths, ■ ' motoripen and conductors employed AFTER DEATH OF GIRL Chang against other ' rivals, will been exaniined for rabies infection “ pld ypu know this treaty was' both In' the city apd in the Two Democratic senators, WalSs • on Manchester cars. join the Cantonese forces. in this state. . ' ' • •, signed on February 6, 1922, and AnhUJ'bs.-^It: would he a great credit and Hawes, were sworn to repliacV- The town will be interested In ratified by Congress oh March 22, tbi shouting if ope or. more Scouts Republicans ahd left the Demo-t> finding out how the company will Prairie Du ChlBn, Wis., Dec. 6— 1922?” CoRrt in Murder of cbuld either locate this mian or get crats fust six votes short of a ma-!: , handle severe snowstorms, from Its When Erdman Olson, 18, returned STOCKHOLDERS VETO FINE RECKLESS WOMAN, ■ ■■•"Yes.” ■ Don M^«$t Be^uis to Oper- aiciue.’tq'hls/locattbn-' Such a propo- jority. 'The standing is 53 Re­ base in Hartford. Heretofore,; co­ home at 1:30 the morning on ■ “ And how long would It have ' ^ate' in-’Caiitou.^';-:j,,.V. . /. ^ : fltiftn'leads-a hoy to observe, which publicans, 42 Democrats and ;jv;' operation between Don Hattin, which Clara Olson, his sweetheart taken to complete the Pearl Har­ iS'right:albng the lines of Scouting. Farmer-Laborite. superintendent of the Manchester was supposed to have been slain, TAKING MILLS SOUTH 6.-TrEatrick : ,'l'^tll y.on:kIndly bring this mat­ Balance of Power he sat down and "played the''ra- HOLD SUSPECTED CAR bor project?” • Canton, 0>, - Dec. State Highway force and Supt. H. ‘'Abont'five hundred days.” Eijigene ; McDerijaott, .alternately ter; most'embbatically to the atten­ This situation would enable ■ dio,” Mrs. Albert Olson, his moth­ the Democrats to control upon atay/' A. Nettleton of the Connecticut . Roberts' was "seeking to shpw cast: sheers'/^;:prospbistl^ Jurors tion ofTyqur troop at the next meet­ er, at the coroner’s Inquest, testi­ Removal From Ware and “Alice M. Black ot Betliany” ing. f if you' can . offer any sugges- legislation in which they shodid ' cordpany' here, has kept the roads fied today. tha|u Pearl Harbor could not havo and ;(^bhahgefl 1'w.li^dlJh.ckA’ ''wUb open between here and Hartford Greenville By Otis Company Drove at 40 on ^^l^t Tllre in his/couhael' here^'’tqdayH as ,,a jury tlohs wbieh‘'WQuld help the boys In receive six votes from the Inde- : / Albert Olson, father of Erdman, hoiSh completed in time for use in pendent Republican group. and- also between this town anfi^ testified that when Olara demand-: Blocked For Present. ^‘Borrowed?* MaeWnp. ; ; " 1921 ,If the "Yellow Peril” scare their search, it would be. well. Rockville. ‘Have* the boys report —any In- The short session will last ter. ed Erdman marry her, he seht had materialised,- and; that .Japan three-.months until March 4'.hu^j;.-. Dispatcher Stays Boston, Mass., Dec. 6.— Decision oi ^ n .} formatfen*:, they gpt to Franklin Erdmon to see. her. “ I told him Greenwich, Dec. 6,^—A wpman 'W^s.Umitihg', not Increasing, Its l^WS. there will only be about ten w e ^ ^ ., The dispatchdrs’ office will remain to ask her to cqnsui!: me about the to withhold approval of the direc­ pttblitihef of ; ’f IbaymbAd. tele'phone Charter 4889- giving her name as .^lice! mV’Black naVy at the;tlme;^ ,Wlieh/cpnfi;;i^ of actual work, dine to the neqei^|[^^ here for some time after the move matter but she refused to do that,” tors plan to close the Otis Company and-'l^ieg: i.home- tgwn' as The h w t’ point Roberts attacked 2 a| jd to?lAe.dbtectlve bureau of the .8«. Iqcfti’Tbfibe'department.’’ ty .of adjourning over the Cnrlh?*':;^ is made, it was announced. Consid­ the elder Olson testified. Textile mills at Ware, Mass., and Conq., was fiqe4.325.and‘c'pBtB'',Qn.a wW ’^te .gnesiibh of/legalltyrof the mas holidays. erable timie, will elapse before the meh'^ had iih .-fhe ■ j jay Greenville, N. H., and remove the charge .of >r.eckl^s didvlng. b^re toV^ Doheny oontract. , ' /bbjjr-.-niey The calendars are jammed -wiHt. tel^hpne lines operated by the HIGH. GALES TONIGHT looms to a southern location, was day, and her car was ordered/aplz^ “ lid in 't’ypu know that three,'pll iFEDBBijTABSMrF^fl legislation to be taken up,- h. ' qdiinected -wltfr,; a, ibber . / flrnr ; ! TO' STOP P€K)L GAMBLE Coanecticut company'can be chang­ voted by the Otis Company stock­ ed pending ah- Investigation as to' cqfnpsmies questioned the legality Mrs. oHve,. Kiustbh,'. NqrJnan Blery, there is little prospect that niu ed Qver. to, connect with the Hart­ -Washington, Dec. 6.— The weath­ holders today, pending a further how she obtained' it The 'woman of the ; contract t’,' business can be transacted, v ratjner,;! aijd Mrs, Ap^le Winhull. /'.'Springfield, Mass., Dec. 6.— De­ ford office. That, tpo is another er bureau today issued a warning study of the New England and was stopped by an officer here, to-^ ■r“No-tfir/ 'tknew of^ne.” - , , ,Qf thh vetfi je’ ^ l ^ taaesttlBn government appropriatieii^^il' pr(^lem. Line cars wprking out of that a disturbanee of considerable Southern situations by a special day aftep she Had driven-at forty ' Confewdiction drawn - fbr^lthe .onsb ^ahout tii •‘dozph spite” “ 'tlie" "federal:’' ' ptdceedlngs must be passed and these:' '.dnehestor have takpn care of intensity south 6 f' Nova ScOtia Is committee. miles ah hour on a flat tire. The; egr „i;Robe.rts , rfi»d from Robison’s had been, exoused. .on tlia ground a ^ n s t tbe.Alhapy' .and ; Hudson considerable time, .although''' -a-ks In the power wires and tele- moving northeastward and will was registered In' Ne'w Ham^shipa trttlm^ny in‘.the,;mam'moth-. oil case •tjiat they^hhd'formed .ah./ojpiidoih. igUmhling pool, agents today were attract but little atteaHm'..'f one ' sj^dtem .Very efficiently. Re­ cause'strong north and nortb^we^st TREASUB.7 BALkNCE and. the driver had a teinporafy ip'xyhibh-he had said- he knew-, of Wifre, -apposed ,to' cental / punish-: bandii^ out'"key <»rds”" ibr tbe most <^he leglslators.-V,.^/ '' play pn- the'fiu<^ati6ff of thb select­ pair q^rs, then, will- have to work winds along the Atlantic seaboard driver’s license good In Ney York-- ;two,dr„he three.. ' ; . ment dt 'Other canees.- . Proposes but di Hartford and-f ie trip to dls- between Eastport,,^Maine, and Sa^- Washington, Dec. 6.- —Treasury state. ,The driver declared’ she hgd 'Roberts wanted to know hqw t The„crowd Which, sought to vls- ed lint of - New • ■^wrkgstocks', - showing The Senate was In gesgU^'-.,"] dy 'Hook, N; y :,‘ this afternoon and balance Ss of Dec. 3: 1142,401.- borro'wed it from a-New 'Hampshire itj the (Continued

■*-V-il I ' 'r . v-'- ;i.- ■-< .V ■ r, ..'r ■ / PAGE TWO JVrANGHBSTER EVENING HERALD, MONDAYi DEC. 6, 1926.' eponsored a resolution- to, InvMti- was called to take him to the hos­ preferential clause Is something I A committee ot three iras ap­ Arratigements were made for the NEW SENATORS TARE gate charges that the imw Maine pital. don’t know much about.” d.a: r. heisfAvors pointed to aid Miss Ella Stanley, Christmas dance, which is to be solon “ bribed” Canadian officials ABOUT TOWN Roberts read from the record librarian of Orford Chapter, In given by the Ways and Means com­ in a railroad deal. ' ' . A daughter was borm yesterday that Robison previously had testi­ gleaning early historical facts mittee Monday evening, Depemher SEATS AS TERM BEGINS afternoon to Mr. and Mrs. Stanley fied the clause was “ more Import­ MISS NETTLETON about Manchester. Miss Emma 27, at High School hall. Music wijil • Miss Esther Lord’s group tor the 1 (Contlnned from page i ) Tilden of Spruce' street. ant than I had at first thought.” Hutchinson, Mrs. J. M. Williams be by the Paramount 's)rchestra. lE U R A L G IA unday School Christmas entertain- and Miss Mary Cheney were choe- Tickets may be obtained from the or headache— rab the forehead lent at Center church will meet to- en. committee which Includes Mrs. twenty minutes, but in that time —melt and inhale, the vapora A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. GAME OFFICIALS GO TO Votes to Support Her Nomina­ the wheels of a new Senate Inves­ iInorrow afternoon at 4:15. Tomor­ Wilfred Johnson of 69 Charter NATIONAL CONFERENCE The next meeting, which would Charles F. Sumner, Mrs. Louis row evening at 7.30 the cast for - ■ ■ tion as State Regent. Grant, Mrs. Arthur LOomlsr Mrs. J. tigation was set In motion— In­ Oak street this mprning. / • naturally fall bn New- Year’s day, volving the right of Senator Ar­ the Christmas pageant will re­ Hartford , Dec. 4— Headed by January 1, will be postponed until P. Cheney, Mrs. W . L. Parkis, Mrs. VICKS hearse at the church and on Wed­ • Orford Parish Chapter, Daugh­ C. W . Holman, Mrs. F. H. Jones, thur R. Gould to be seated. Sena­ „ ▼ V A P o R u j a Mrs. Arvid Seaburg of East Cen­ Frederic C. Walcott, of Norfolk-, a January at which time contribu­ tor Walsh, Democrat ot Montana, nesday afternoon at 4:15 Miss ter- street entertained with a birth­ ters of the American Revolution, tions for work and material for the Mrs. J. W . Phelps delegation from the State Fisher­ held its December meeting Satur­ Hazel Trotter’s group V ill have a day party Saturday afternoon for ies and Game'Commission went to women immigrants detained at El­ Miss Marion Jacobson, pianist, rehearsal. her little son, Arvid Jr., who was day afternoon at Center church lis Island will be received. gave several fine mnslcal numbers. New Ifork today to attend the na­ parlors, with Mrs. Charles R. Hatn- eight years old. Fifteen of his boy tional game conference under the Edwin Victor Gordon, son of Mr. and girl playmates were present away. Miss Nellie Lull and Mrs. auspices of the American Game Adelaide Spencer acting as hostess- and Mrs. James Gordon of South and had a merry time, playing Protective Association. Included in ■ n Tonight Main street has successfully passed games and enjoying the good the party are Commissioners 68 « things prepared by Mrs. Seaburg, At the business session the chap­ AND' / the Connecticut Bental Board ex- Charles E. Wheeler, of Stratford, ter voted to go on record as endors­ '.aminations held In November. Mr. which included a gaily decorated birthday cake. Arvid received and Charles C. Kulle, of Suffield; ing the nomination of Miss Kather­ Gordon Is now entitled to practice many remembrances from his little John W. Tltcomb, superintendent ot ine Nettleton of I)erby as state re­ Tomoirro^ the commission; A..' Joseph Wil­ Medals For This dentistry in this state. The young friends. • gent to succeed Mrs. Charles H. man graduated from the local High liamson, state game warden, and Bissell, regent, who has recently kschool with the class of 1918 and Eben Gobb, field supervisor. resigned.* '■•Miss' Nettleton* Is the ffrom Tufts Dental College at Med- TEAPOT DOME TRIAL present vice-regent. Also to favor ^ford, Mass., in June of this year. for state councillor. Miss Doolittle iNAN k ------SCOUTS GATHER of Bridgeport. W eek . EPWARD There will be a meeting of the LOOMS FOR A. B. FALL CHRISTMAS TOTS : \ Both anniversary committee of (Contlnned from Page 1.) % SUTHERLAND iManchester Division No. 1 A. O. H. Each troop.of .Boy Scouts ..o f PRODUCTION ;at eight o’clock this ( vening in St. Manchester is endeavoring to gath­ 8 UGHT MAZDA XMAS TREE STA'TE CAFE AND WITH I James’s parish hall on Park street, long Robison had considered the er toys for the ^children ; of Man­ OUTFITS ...... $2,50 jit is important that all the mem- preferential right clause in the chester who" are not ' fortunate Delicatessen Lunch CHESTER CONKLIN |bers of the committee be present. Pearl Harbor contract whereby the enough to have theifi. Any toys Chas. Ruhr, Prop. 8 LIGHT MAZDA XMAS TREE TOM KENNEDY I ______Doheny interests subsequently were that are not being msed or that .• lU a U D IT / awarded the $100,000,000 least on 20 Bissell Sto So. Manchester STAR OUTFITS...... $2.75 ADOLPH ZUKOR I The Board of Police Commis- av6 slightly broken will be wel­ JESSE L LASRY , j'sloners will meet this evening at the Elk Hills naval oil reserve. come by the Scouts. They plan Regular Dinners Served COMBINED OUTFITS OF i"" |! 6:30 to formally inspect the Man- Robison could not remember and to take the broken toys and repair 11.30 a. 'm. to"2 p. m. government counsel read from the them and at Christmas time dis­ 16 LIGHTS : ...... ^1.. $5.00 Chester Police department. The in­ Sandwishes and Light i'spectlon will be followed by the civil record that Robison had said tribute them to the children of the \ RED OR GREEN XMAS WREATHS V regular meeting of the commission. he considered It only a few hours. town who have none. This is the Lunches at att Hours. ' There are seven applications for “ As a matter of fact didn’t this first year that this plan has been AU* Kinds of Cold Soda. WITH MAZDA CENTmt LIGHTS . $2.50 membership in the department to preferential right clause destroy tried here and it is hoped that the ■ ■ -— ■ ■ ■ 1 ■ ■ ■ Vi_____ & townspeople will Join with the Near Beer on Draught. be considered. competition?” Fresh Made Cider, “ Well, ^ guess so. But that Scouts in this work. Extra Bulbs for Xmas Tree Outfits1 ...... ’ 12c each All members of Memorial lodge, ' No. 58 Knights of Pythias, are I urged to attend the meeting ne.\t Hotpoint Coffee Percolators...... $10, $15, $17 Wednesday evening at 7 o ’clock in­ stead of 8 o’clock. The refreshment LET US^ GIVE YOU A TIP Hotpoint Toasters...... committee will serve a roast beef ...... $6 supper at 8 o’clock. The rank of Cold Hotpoint Curling Iron s...... $3 Knight will' be conferred on 16 Before another day - : A . candidates. The grand mancellor . .Hotpoint Waffle Irons ...... $10 and his staff will be present and . A cold may be stopped in 24 hours, Men Appreciate Ne^wear large delegations of visiting broth­ the fever checked, the bowels opened, Hotpoint Waffle Irons with tray ...... $15 \ ers from Thompsonville and other the entire system toned. The way is HILL’S—a way so efficient that we Purchased at - surrounding towns are planning to Hotpoint Electric G rills...... $12 witness the work. paid $1,000,000 for it Don’t rely on lesser help, and dont delay, ^ t the Hotpoint Electric Table Stoves ...... $4.50 Michael Sufka of 195 Oak street quick, complete^ results that rliLl-ia :was removed to the Memorial is bringing millions. WILLIAMS ai hospital today, ill of pneumonia. H ILL *S Cascara-Bromide-Quinine [GtiramouM] He was stricken while visiting on R 0 surs yo u g vt H IIJ .’S, In thn red bo4 'Hotpoint Flat Irons ...... ;...... $6 w ith p ortrait. A t aU druggists— 30c. = ft Autumn street and an ambulance A Fine Selection of Styles G i c t i n e White Toilet Seats* Special ...... ,...... $5 White Enamel Set Tub Covers ...... $5 pair ■ N. ;_ $1.00 $1.50 $2.0 0 Imp Soot Destroyer...... 50c pkg. Store Open Until 7.30 Monday, Wednesday and Friday Evenings for Your Convenience. A Fine Thermometer Given Away I IE Free to Each Customer. Christmas Sale . .A suit or overcoat purchased through .our .Budget Wednesday Wednesday | Plan woul^l make an ideal, Xmas g ift ... Ask us for de­ tails. , ^ Manchester’s Headquarters for Plumbing, Heating and ^ . O j. s u r p r is e i Tinning Supplies. We dP all kinds of roofing and re­ Country otore night . = Fancy Articles, Aprons, Basketry, Embroidery, pair work. And a Double Feature Bill Home Made Cahdy. j Our New Method of Merchandising :o:- Refreshment^ on Sale. 5% for cash at time o f purchase. 2% for cash within 30 days. Net on our popular 10 Payment Plan. TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY Alfred A. Grezel Plumbing and Heating Contractor. , DECEMBER 7 AND 8 at Tonight i 829 Main Street — So. Manchester Circle LASTTHitES ’ George H. Williams » A T 7 ;0 0 a n d 9;00v ■ Johnson Block * .. Salvation Army Citadel Open Evenings Until 7;3Q P. M. BUCK JONES, 99 IN------**30 Below Zero The Perplexing Question of “What Shall I Auspices of “ 30 BELOW ZERO” has more action than a ,€Ircular Saw.' Give’' Can Be Easily Answered at laNOGRAM r COMEDY 1 SPOR’TLIGHT Women’s Home League— Young Peoples’ Legion. Sale Begins Tuesday at 7 p. m. BLUEBIRD PEARLS TOMORROW AND WEDNESDAY have about them that rare grace and BUY YOUR CHRISTMAS GIFTS HERE! loveliness that appeal to every woman. F R A D IN ’S ~ Prices Start At THE SHOP OF USEFUL GIFTS \ ' L et U s Suggest HALES SELF-SERVE: \

G n a CERY ^ wrra it PAVB TO WAIT ON YOURagl,r< Bathrobes if \\ ANTONIO MORENO and 0 . . « PAUUNE STARVE Mi Special Tuesday Only! for young and old. Good warm ones. THURSDAY Night Only THtJRSDAY • . “ Beacon” make. ‘ ' THE EDUCATIONAL CLUB PRESENTS TOWNr PLAYERS • IN A THmSE ACT COMJpfiDY ^ Confectionery, Brown or .b Admlfslon 60c Powered Sugar, 3 lb. pkgs. ..:.. 25c Women’s sizes priced $2.98 to $8.95 Reserved W. H. GARDNER I ' I **DULCY” “SeMon T o il A LIBBY’S SAUERKRAUT, large c a n ...... I4c 847 MAIN STREET. Children’s sizes, priced $1.49 to $3.49 WALE’S PURE JELLY, jar'...... I9c ‘ All flavors, home made. QUEEN OF THE VALLEY MARROW Dozens, of'Pairs , SQUASH, large can ....___ _...... I5c COFFEE, lb .,...... > ...... 50c Women’s Ribbori Trimmed RIALTO Chase and Sanborn’s, Autocrat, Sunbeam, White I House and Maxwell House. Felt Bedroom^Slippers A FRESH SUPPLY OF FRESH FRUIT AND of pure wool to please every TWO BIG FEATURES SHOWN for LAST .TIMES TODAY VEGETABLES DAILY. taste and every purse. '' “Two Shall Be “The Bonanza Infants’ Sweaters $1.00 to Bom” Buckeroo” $4.95. With KENNETH HARLAN. ^ Fast Action Wpstem ' -S.. A. and JANE NOVAK Starring Buffalo Bill Jr. Children’s Sweaters, $1.49 to Also a Rib Tlcklln COMEDY and Current News Events. $5.95. ^ MEALTU MARKET TWO FEATURES TOMORROW and WEDNESDAY J A. Women’s Sweaters, $2.49 to $6.95. ' ^‘ T j r p h o o n Harold Lloyd — In— Love” Tuesday Spedids “Among Those Hate and love in the South Present” , Seas with a raal typhoon as the The fnnnlest comedian in an ^ Lean Pot Roast, Ib...... 22c climax. Mitchell Letvls and hilarious role that will makc,^\ and pleaaeido no make li e mistake of comparing this pilce with Katherine D a.w n are starred. your ribs ache from langhfngV^r^ % slippers o{ lower quality at a lower price. * VEAL STEW, Ib...... ; 22c These are excellent slippers In every sense of the word and BEEF STEW, lb...... 20c decidedly underpriced for this event at 41.00 a pair. / in a delightful variety of new LARRY SBMON COMEDY. NEWS ETONT8. ~^ FRESH RIBS OF BEEF, lb...... lOc Made of 28 ounce wool felt trimmed with silk ribbon and large styles and color combinations BRISKET CORNED BEEF, Ib...... \ ...... 22c silk pom ppm, chrome leather padded soles and heels. May be had in colors of rose, oxford grey, taupe and pretty combinations of Wool, Suede, Chamoisette . WANT A RADIO SET FREE? RUMP CORNED BEEF, lb...... 22c at this particular sal* price of $1 JSp a pair. - „ and Kid, 50c to $5.00. A Five Tube Set W ill Bo cilven Away Next Friday Evening. S a S 5 5 5 5 | 5

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^ f h in ’ fMs session— -l^inci-, ;AIRS. LAMTOECHT’S FUNERAL. Ic >tiSly tax redniftloniand .farm re- SURPLUS, RADIQ,tAiP>'r; Hei. Inr.Rhe'.?^ Seventieth Congress The funeral of Mrs. \Panllne Tell O f Plans i l S Democr|js!'WJli ; be sfrongerj . Lamprecht, e i, of n West street, j •i’- ... ^ TO FAI^EEIimBS'more militant,'ahd/ ?in,'. a ’ better was- held yesterday afterndbn at the IF^TOMACH IS I . . . . st^getical position to' enact their late home at ,2 oEclbck and at the own prdgrtyn’.L ii'f..? ' v tv-.* -' Concordia Lutheran church at p Get to j > TR0UBUN6 YOU! ' 2-:ST).'Rev. H. 0. "VVeber officiated. M ^ ■ ' * ■ P: ■'The .present session will not The bearers were Carl, Robert IN THE HOUSE IN THE s e n a t e ; posal. The'wjBt-Ji.w^^orflMtahce; really get d b '^ fo' business until .has organizedvto ^ ^eat%^\apy,';,- atr aud Herman Lehman, Reinhart and Instantly! End Indigestion] By FINIS J. GARRETT By JAMES E. WATSON. By JOSEPjI T. ROBINSON j , Thursday. , After the gavels' fell NICHOLAS LONGWORTH ;tempts at egfofc^edt-rqpfgfi^ William Lamprecht and A.ugust Speaker of the House of Bepre* Democratic Leader in the House Administration Leader, United Democratic Floor Leader, UnllM’ today the u.8ual'adj.oumment was Kleinschmidt. There were numer­ or Stomach Misery with ; k ^tion, Bponsored^byij^^i^^/.i^^by tAhen out -of resect to deadtmem- sentatives of Representatives States, Senate Statea Senate.' ^ ous floral tributes. Many „ friends The Democrats will nundertake' /delays ! qp" - ^ b^s. Tomorrow will be' devoted “Pape's Diapepsin” • The Republicans In the House The Democratic minority in the The short session of Congress 'noeurering and relatives present. are concerned for the Immediate House in the coming short session will be, introduc­ to bring about a' tai feductibn In td^hparlng E President C'oolidge?s the present session of . Congress action for’ - ...... ____ annual message, 'and ^ Wednesday future with the appropriation bills, of Congress will continue its poli­ ed by Senator Mc- The dying ^^jfty-nln^-, CoBgr^^s As soon as you eat a tablet (Jr arhich we are anxious to dispose of cies as carried out during the ses­ Nary and’ it will be which will bring equal relief^ inso­ to^hearinK the'budget; read and COUNTESS CARNARVON two of “ Pape’s Diapepsin” your in­ iassembled with “'the ‘''-thTei^t'*' of >>ah dlwussed, ' Thereafter , the - fIghb- as rapidly as possible. sion ended last July. Its pj^gram pressed. far as Is possible to all the'pMple ^^tra sessibn' - of '‘''"■tlie ■’ ^‘^ventteth GOES UNDER THE KNIFE They .will vig­ ii^!-heglns. . '.7 ,. ] digestion is gone! Heavy pain/ ' It is desirable is not one of Second, t h e -hanging ovqrjif,7a " ' • ■ to accomplish this heckling the ad- fight over tax re­ orously oppose heartburn, flatulence, gases, p il]^ the administra­ V Recognizing the Imiftrobabllity Despite tife: stoy m'. last evening tatiour^or any misery/ from a spur/ so that there will ministratiooi, but duction and ’ the cpf accona|>U8hihg ;:in,uc)i'' three’ be no question of of co-operating form it shall take. tion’s tax refund ab^uf 40 of the ybungjpeople of the ' London, Dec. G.-^The Countess acid stomach ends. .CJorrect youy plan as unfair to .|ionths, the DbmpcrRg are j openly Cjm c^ub Mthered' at .Center church lack of time later 'With the major­ Third, Muscle .Iprecasting an* egfra" ses?Iop right Carnarvon, formerly ' Katherin stomach and digestion i o t a lew on for the passage ity where* it can Shoals. ' millions o f small after March 4 vtOHdB.al.r with . the Wendell of New York, was operat-: cents; Each package guaranteed by and vigorously Fourth — ^ a n d taxpayers and a ed upon today for appendicitis. druggist.— Adv. of these measures. piece of marked The appropria­ opposing the extremely import­ majority where ant because they favoritism to the tions committee larger taxpay­ h a s completed .'it cannot. The involve the expen­ m i n or 1 1 y of diture of about ers. * three ^ or four of Taxes, accord­ the appropriation course, cannot Watson $3,5.00,000,000 — initiate legisla­ the appropriation bills, which are ing, to the Demo­ bills and we ought cratic v i e,w , to get these pass­ tion or fix the about to be taken up. program. should be col­ ed by the House Whether any of the contested lected for the Gan-ett election cases— the Vare and Smith Pollipjion : .f before Christmas. If the majority pushes the' ad­ purpose of government eigenses ..The Ways and Means Committee cases and others— will be officially and when large surpluses 'aOTumu- ministration’s tax refund proposal, considered is problematical. * is now in process of agreement it can expect plenty of opposition. late from unneqded revenues, th^y upon an alien property bill design­ I think the McNary farm relief should be ’’regarded as aut.bmanc We will have none of it. We are bill, which I strongly favor, stands ed to complete the return of alien hoping, on the other hand, for a signals calling for a,> decrease In prbperty and the settlement of general tax reduction. a better chance'for enactment this taxation. ' ' , ' ” 2 , American claims and we plan to I belieVe the first step in tax re­ session than ever before. put this bill through as soon%s pos­ Personally, I don’t believe that Among the other principaljques-' duction should be a revision of the tions which probably will coiue'be­ sible. tariff. *• any tax legislation whatever will be Further than this we have not passed this session, and I think the fore Congress in whichv Democrats Tariff revision all along the line, are most interested; are: yet worked opt any definite pro­ we feel, would be one of the first surplus will be used to reduce the gram. Such a program will be form­ debt. "if Passage of an adequate farm re­ important steps toward agricultur­ lief measure. ' .. • . .v. ulated during the tim# we are en­ al relief. Apparently, however, the Muscle Shoals wlJl be one of the gaged with the appropriation bills. situation as regards relief for the first things to come up and it re­ Reduction of the tariff.* ‘ ' farmer is as chaotic as it was ’ *st mains to be seen whether this will Measures to curb corruption a^d ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED. year. be pressed, the debate on it will "slush.^fund” irregularities inrseha- Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Purinton of It is important that the radio probably consume about ten days. torial primaries. - , ■ • . Highland Park announce the en­ bill be passed ii^ i'I'-s session and We always think we’re going to Consideration of farm \ relief gagement of their daughter, Marl­ there seems reasons to hope for do a lot of things in a short ses­ should follow disposal of 'the ap­ on, to James W. McKay, son of Mr. this. Something should be done sion, but my experience is that we propriation bills. ^ ‘ and Mrs. James McKay of Clinton also about the disposition of Mus­ don’t. The Senate today standsjat the street, • \ cle Shoals. crossroads insofar as copcqjms i£s prestige of the immediate future in the minds of the public, as a'^ result of the scandal attaching to .the re­ QUIT CARBARNS NEXT TEST ANSWERS r PILES GHuTcir cent elections of certain senators. Piles are caused by congestion of These are the correct answers For its own honor and self^iespect SATURDAY IS DECISIONto the questions which appear on the Senate cannot afford to con­ blood in the lower bowel. Only an done by ignoring it a situatibn Internal remedy can remove the the comic page. 1— Mrs. Aimee Semple McPher­which threatens to brand elections cause. That’s why salves and cut­ (Continued from Page 1.) of United States senators as'coiq- ting fail. Dr. Leonhardt’s Hem- son. 2— Will Durant. monly dishonest and corrupt. • Rold, a harmless tablet, succeeds, tant points such as Stafford -and 3Benito Mussolini. because it relieves this congestion Rockville will take time. However, 4— Low taxe^ and strengthens the affected parts. officials of the company say that 5— A free piss or admittance Two bowling teams have been or­ Hem-Roid has given quick, safe they have gone into all that and ticket. » ganized among ^he lady members and lasting relief t% thousands of are prepared for anything that may 6— “ Suspense.” of the Campbell Council, Knights Pile Sufferers. It will do the same turn up. 7— Sax Rohmer. of Cblumbus, and games are rolled for you or money back. Packard’s Regarding the carbarns and the 8— Princess Ileana and Princeevery Tuesday night at th“e K. of ,C. ^’>•1 or Murphy’s Drug Stores and drug­ property owned by the company Nicolas. alleys at 8 o’clock. The two' teams gists everywhere sell Hem-Roid here, it Is' understood that it will 9— Denver. are the Carnations and .the Daffo­ vith this guarantee.— Adv. be sold as soon as possible. 10— Benton Harbor, Mich. dils. ; : V

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■ r::K\-rr ' We are going to give away keys to a Treasure Chest which contains $100 IN GOLD Fashionable Colonial Windsors | ■( - $5.50 to $19.75 I i w i s Yours Ybiirs i Chair,' rocker 6 r. aim chair, whichever you may have| wanted, is here now at a new price that makes its own-| w. ■,:*:' V ( may be may be C h i l d ^ s I I ership and-Christmas much happier. ■ Boycycles ' the the $8.00 to $17.75 i^IO O Comes lu/biue ..eiiapiql ’ decorgt-L What , boy or girl would nqf do-. Lucky ed. drop. l^fe!tbhji^.\An^^-fairs'| ' . light in one of these three wheeled Lucky Very sfroh^^^hfli|t'.ahS t0ieg8B a u , ■ < cycles. They are built strong and IN G O L D SpIOndf^Iqndf^ jii^Aor'wpt£‘ tibjeLauit f(wS run easily. “ Columbia” , make, Key! Key! any boy oS'gl)rl.'v^'L that’s all that Is necessary; to say. . ... ■T-Jr' ' ». The strongest guarantee is back of' \ ■ f ■ !■ 4-. every one of them. ■ Among these Keys, one of which will be given to each person opening a Christmas Club account \ - r f v : * with this bank, is one that fits the lock of the ! b > < Treasure’Chest New^t Style Smoking Stands now on display in the lohhy of our Bank 5 « ? $$;()() ta $15.00 There's style, great style in these new, practical and In the chest we have placed CM d’s Rocker V ornamental room fixtures. Every style, wood and iron | is here, and the prices are special. . ' Doll Carriagfes Very stutdJlSviHti with In Gold genuine,' le|^fh|r* v k-.Qur"Un^ * $5.95 o f ' chlldfehiS ' Every little girl likes to play is cOtni^e^eijai^.'j^jirr'ai'Bj^ tdl “ Mother” — she needs a doll car­ After December 20th you and every holder of a And .jufit w j ^ ’^ u ^ l - l o q k ^ for.' riage— this one is made of round Be spre to^'iMj^:-in^^ fibre, steel springs and wheels, the stock Hsl'd^li^eti.'j# i : ' * rubber tires, reclining bplpk. Comes Key have the privilege of trying to open the lock in different 'colors. Attractive of this Chest. Yours may be the . ... ■ and dura,ble. . LUCKY K EY ; ■' Treasure Chests The Manchester Trust Co, ; $25iOO $16.95 T h e * ^ beauty spot m any ro

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F'. , ■ "•I ’f'i-' A ■"? ' 5 ' ;■ T FAGS FOine MANCHESTBjR EVENING HERAED, MONBAT, BEC: e; 192»: 1^ - - ■ ■ '■ ______- ^______Aanrl;rgtnr BOOZE ADS. al'Kftys puts a scratched needle on Boston customs authorities have the phonograph. ^ ¥ ■Prw ^^vfttins Usralb iffiled that foreign publications car­ Now comes this one. Do you TRADE ON NAMES rying liquor advertisements cannot "Along this railroad’s right of 'way .. PDBLI8Hb 6 BT ^ SMB SB ^L D PRINTING CO.' gnter the Unite'd States. This is in IS produced two-thirds of the oats IS CROOKS’ STiiNT Founded bj Blwood a Bla direct confiict With a ruling' <{btab* In'the United States?” t Ool 1. .188 BTory Bvenlng Rxcept Sundaya and lished at the New' York customs Or does the grammUrlan say By H6DNE)Y DTJTGREB. B olldsya house,, but is said to be with the "Along this raUroad’s right of way Washington, Dec. 6.—Among Entered at the Post Offlee at Man* For Christmas-^/ ohoater aa Second Ctaas Mxll Matter. sanction of the revenue authorities ARE produced twonhlrds of the those distinctly not Insensible to Qiamber Discloses Parker SaBSCRIPTIGN RATES By Mall at Washington who took council oats in the world?” the Democratic party’s screaming alx dollars a year: sixty cents a need , of a Moses to lead it out of month for abortat periods. with somebody or other conpected . One guess seems as good as an­ Fraud—Berim Lad Is Put By carrier, elgrbtoen en u week. with prohibition Enforcement, so the wilderness in 1928 Is the Hon. Sl..Kla copies, i ree cents. other, for even those in the high Albert C. Ritchie, governor of the this Atwater Kent SPECIAL. ADVERTISING REPREN it must be'alL right. If it Is the in­ places, grammatically speaking, can Maryland free state. Right. . SBNTATIVB. Hamllton-De Llcser. tent of the Volstead law that the * Ino., 81 West 4Sd Street. Vaw Yo*^k borne to no conclusion when ap­ All the experts seem to agree and 612 North Mlchlirau Avenue. circulation of liquor , advertlso- pealed to by the railroad. that the Democrats’ important re­ Chloaso. meiits be prohibited—and it cer­ The University of Chicago vOte» quisites are: This Is the 89th article Ih a ser­ The Aanoheator Evening Borald is tainly is—then of course there is I'^A presldentlal candldate who ies prepar^ for The Herald hy the on sals *n Now York City at Schults'a for "are.” Northwestern University can. make an agreeable comprom­ Manchester Chamber of Com­ News Stand. Sixth Avenue and 4lnd no valid excuse fo^ making flesh of ' • 3 5 Street ana 48nd Street entrance of votes, for "is.?’ Harvard puts its ise man if the A1 Smith and W. O. merce. • American newspapers and fish of Grand Centra) Station. okay on "Is,” with which Princeton, McAdoo situatiofi' arises again at - The Automotive Royalties Cor­ "International News Service has the English or French magazines. the next national convention, and exclusive rlshts to use (or republlca- strangely enough, agrees, but Yale poration, Clark W. Parker, Presl- tlon In any form all news dispatohea One of the publications against votes for “are?’ * who will have nothing serious the dent., , \ As Sketched credited to or not otherwise credit­ which complaint was made at Bos­ matter with him which would tend! Here is .another case of ?radiqg I n s ta U ^ ' ed In this pap» it Is also -xolusively So thert you are—^)r therd you' to alienate a deoisive number of] ■entitled "to us'' (or republlcatlon all ton i| a Paris fashion magazine, 1s! ' on a name. 'More than $.100,009 . * * the local or undated news published votes. V • worth ’of stock In the ^above con­ herejn.” which probably hasn’t a single sub­ 2-r-A fighting, substantial and cern was sold in this 'Vicinity en­ scriber in the United States out­ constructive program which will tirely by ipail within a month, sim­ \ MONDAY, DEC.-6. 1926. side the garment and millinery IN promise .the country something it ply by using the name thi Parker trade. The number in question con­ wants and look appreciably more Rust-Roof Process qompany. Everjr budness map, particu­ sisted of 150 pages. On one of the attractive than the administration I NEGATIVE MERIT. now being furnished. larly those having the handling of pages appeared a one-jneh adver­ I Congress Is again witli us. With metal products, knows what It tisement top a cordial which ever/ means to have them branded as, S' long and involved: program of Ritchie a n d ^ ^ friends have felt well-to-do New England grand-! for a long time, that they could “Parkerlzed,” so It Is not surprls- legislation ahead of it, It comes in- in , that they were easily interested .mother of the last century used to Nei? York, Dec. 6—It is a supply the first of these necessities t6 session for the winter full of strange scene in a strange place. and quickly sold when it was rep­ consider as a«i essential to her me­ and now Ritchie himself Is stepping resented to them, that Clark W. fight and political animus. Not Ro'Ws on rows of men and women up to the plate with Ifts idea of the dicine chest. No other liquor adver­ stand at the dally toil of feeding j seednd. Parker was the Inventor of an en­ much of the program wllLbe per­ babies, and a thousand voices of tirely new type of jevolving inter-: tisement was caijrled in the num­ ^ Thff gqjernor again is -trotting nal combustion automobile engine. J V formed. Not much will get beyond ber. ‘ “Mamd, Mamq” squeak and gibber out his favorite issue, which Is the stage of talk for the record. It in the air. But the thing they did nof know ' * Inasmuch as the cordial is dis­ state’s rlghts.\ , ' was that Parker was not the in­ ria a good bet that an extra session But the food they 'use is cotton tinctly an Intoxicant under the Vol­ and the babies they are feeding are But the most important feature ventor, nor the owner of the Par­ Will follow, even though the Presi­ of the matter is that the state’s ker Rust Proof Company, but that ! stead definition, however, the ma­ rosy-faced dolls. With the holidays dent is saih to be earnestly opposed near, these are bupy days for the rights issue, in the opinion of most he obtained the formula in Eng-: gazine is legally-proscribed. There to it. We doubt that Mr. Coolidge thousands of helpers of Santa of its friends, is closely intertwined land, and was supposed to pay the I is no more reason for exempting It with prohibition, and that Ritchie English inventor royalty rights for i expects to get along without the ex- Claus, Artists are employed in the from the inhibitions of Volstead- work, too, painting in the eyebrows himself is definitely on recordv as the use of the process, nor did ■ tfa session, much as he would like they know that the Barker Proof ism than tor expecting the prohibi­ and eyeiatfhes and properly shel­ favoring a change in the "Yolstead to, and suspect that hie registered lacking each dolly's cheek. dot along with other alterations Company lost $1,590,000 while tion forces to overlook open If In­ tending to decentralize American Parker was president of the con­ objection ^8 more of an expression More than three-quarters of the cern, and that the banks refused Give the Home this Gift at Christinas of principle than anything else. consequential advertising of black­ government. Ritchie favors tur.n- berry brandy. doll factories In the United States. ing almost everything, back to the to further finance the organiza­ It is almost Inevitable that this I am told, are here. Thousands of states that the states properly can tion as long as Clark and his son Being part and parcel of the lavr New Yorkers labor at this task of were connected with it. j pession of our national legislature handle. What Burns Learned ' RESERVE your outfit now for Christmas delivery—ror have it delivered will result in is revival of those of the land, it is rlgiit and proper making Margie’s mummers.^ Ritchie’s most concise presenta­ that all these ridiculous, offenalva Huge machines with special The Burns . agepey summarized now and enjoy the wcellent programs being broadcast this month.' Ray many expressions of contempt for molds turns out the unbreakable tion to date of the platform on the, findings of several weeks’ in­ that body which have been becom­ regulations be enforced. heads, which are made In two sec­ which he would like to run as a vestigation in the following para­ on the. Christmas Club Plan, if you desire—a small dowp payment^ arrmU ing more and more common of re­ Meantime there are ati least half tions. Each machine is capaNe' of presidential candidate was made In graph: weekly installments until Christmas—then a year to pay the balance. Iif- his reqent speech at Chicago, where “AUTOMOTIVE ROYALTIES cent years. a dozen preparations, legally on making a half-dozen jjeads In one eluded in the outfit sketched; Model 35 Single Dial 6 tube Atwater Kent sale in every drug store in ‘ the operation. .* he attacked “excessive federalism.” CORPORATION, 1819 Broadway, 'This Is regrettable. Congress as The heads are sandpapered and Obviously encouraged by Demo­ New York City. Set, f tubes, 1 "A» Battery, 2 “B” Batteries, 1 ‘•C” Battery, 1 Cone Speak- a whole is far from contemptible. country, which are exactly as much smoothed on buffing wheels. Then cratic gains in the congressional The Principal of this is Clark beverages and contain several times they are ready for their’bath. A elections, he' saw reason for hops W. Parker, who figured promi­ er. 1 Radio Table—complete as sketched and including installation and ser­ It contains a great many very able, nently in Injunction proceedings vice by our own experienced radio men. • very honorable, very efficient mem­ greater alcoholic content than the dip into the sizing material makes that “political hypocrisy, cowardice the doll’s head as smooth as the and buncombe” were about to make Instituted a,gainst him as th^ result bers. Probably a considerable ma­ French cordial in question, ..^nd of a p'?omotion some years ago at which can be advertised legally In skin of a baby and imparts the rud­ way for an honest, vigorous and jority of the representatives and dy glow of health. comprehensive Democratic pro­ Poughkeepsie, N. Y. Dr. Eugene every newspaper in the United Holes are drilled for the eyes, gram. ’ Christian of 171 West 71s't street, senators are as big, as responsible New York, who advertises himself and as earnest as the members of States, every day of the week. If the rosy oheeks sprayed on. Too much government in busi­ their makers see fit. The head, its facial makeup com- ness injured business and chilled as an authority on feed, is circu­ any parliament at any period in his­ ^plete. Is taken to a circular saw. larizing his mailing list in the In­ Is it to be' wondered that in the free enterpi;ise of men, he held, terest of Parker and urging all W A T K I N S B R O T H E R S. In c . tory. And it ought to be rememher- the top is cut off and the doll’^ and government should keep hands , ed that, in spite of the fact that at other countries America is getting eyes are Inserted. Then tne nead is his, (Christian) clients to buy the reputation for being entirely ready for its wig, sometimes real off business as, long as business stock. AVehn one of our repre­ ATWATER KENT AND CROSLEY RADIOS and ACCES0RIE3 one time and another it has con­ ijcept hands off government. sentatives, during the present in­ destitute of a.sense of proportion? hair, sometimes silk. sidered thousands of governmental Dolls have followed the styles of , According to Ritchie more than vestigation, met Parker the latter experiments of one kind and an­ humans. Most of the dolls now have 40 federal agencies continually are claimed that he had defeated the bobbed hair permanently waved in injecting themselves into, private attorney general’s office In the In­ other, in fifty years Congress-as a junction proceedings. The attor­ MUSSOLINIZED. the latest fashion. ■ business—40 nuisances, according whole has committed only one act Dolls used to l,e rather stiff per- to, Ritchie. ney general’s office denied this to ol! outstanding folly—the submis­ There has been a theory, In this som*. Their'diet then was sawdurt, be a fact, however, stating • that sion of the eighteenth amendment country ever since the nation be­ but that is cha'aged low. American Rit<»il6’a prospects at this time the injunction is still in force. and its supplementary Volstead leg­ came a nation that the military doll® have soft, cuddly bcdlcs, seem to depend in large part on Parker told bur man he • worked power was at all times, save in plnmply fllle-. w'ith c'lvton. whether his party will accept a.' Ford’s first car and was tomobile'or airplane use, and islation. I he stiiffin:; department is "wet” candidate, although he offl- that he has not yet perfected it. That constitutes a pretty good time' of -actual war, subordinate to where you hear those crips of clttlpr might be wetter' lor dryer Motors. He also claimed to have Notwithstanding the above facta record. the civil power. It remains to be “Mama.” The mama' voices are after the party • finished ,making- a organize^, ,the Parked Rust Proof they make nse of the well-known Company'of America which is lox and dangerous sales argument bas­ FOR. After all, the people of the coun­ seen whether that theory has been placed in the bodies Tvhen they arc cahdidate of him. cated in Detroit, Mich. Our De •being stuffed, and, as the bodies The uncertainty as to how the ed upon the assumption that IF try ought to i;eallze that It Is not abandoned and whether we have are moved about by the workmen, troit office reports that Parker’s this engine is installed in 20 per arrived at a point where military prohibition issue will shape up in, name is unknown in the chief en­ only wiiat Congress does which pro­ the voices give vent tp their plain­ *1928 tends to discourage much cent of the automobiles manufac­ COLDS bureaucracy is beyond the control tive walhi. gineer’s office of General Motors, tured in the United States, in next vides a measure of its sanity, but speculation about either a very or at the Ford Company’s plant, what it might do yet does not do. of the federal courts. The American doll industry is five years that every, hundred dol­ not as large as .some others, but it “wet” or very “dry” * possibility, and inquiry at the Parker Rust- lar investment will return $1800 It is an essential of ther situation, If it is within the power of the makes 20.000,000 dolls a year. The but, although Ritchie has been dis­ Proof Company of America in royalties annually. that negative performance is some­ secretary of the navy to determine srecial wood f'.'.ur used in makin.g creetly silent, there seems little brought the information that Par­ Since the last article of this times as much of an achievement that “public policy,” justifies with­ i::-ibreakable heads takes about question that he has been bitten by ker and his son were both identi­ series was written, the Chamber the presidential “bee.” fied with that company, but, be­ as positive performance. holding from a United States court 1;-,000,000 feet iT timber annually. has had a caller, a clean-cut, at- Thous.'uids of bales cf cot'On and On the surface, his advantages cause of financial troubles result­ tractice, honest-appearing young If' Congress this winter does reports of navy officers on the tiioueonds of yards of cotton ai d seem to be that he is “wet,” has a ing in the bank's refusing further lad, named Henry Lawton. Henry I nothing at all but pass the appro­ strength of which the navy has good record of service and re-elec­ loans so long as the Parkers were was from the Berlin, Connecticut s:'jk fabm go iito the malting. connected, both were compelled to priation bills It will be doing bet­ made preparations for war involv­ And the smiles the thousands of tion and Is considered “acceptable.” branch of the American Rescue leave the company.” Workers, Inc., and was soliciting ter than if it passed all the legisla­ ing the sacrifice of hundreds of mil­ s-.illed worKO's will brii-;r ' bu His disadvantages are that he Is Coristmas ir.orn.-ng will stretch, “wet,” Is a bachelor and comes Long Report • contributions for the organiza­ tion in sight. lions of dollars worth of public end to enu, nlTif-s the land. from a state with a small electoral The local Chamber has & volumi­ tion. property—altogether without the GILBERT SWAN. vote. nous report , on fUe. Amon,g the He was questioned closely as to interesting high-lights of this re­ what he knew abou': the organiza­ HAPPY GLOOMSTERS. knowledge of the people or of Con­ OH, YES INDEED! port are the facts that even Pjr. tion he represented, particularly Loud cacklings today from those gress;—then it Is high time the INDEEH SHE IS Eugene Christian, Parker’s' most as regards the natKmal officers. country realized it. Because in such ardent admirer and self-appointed The result of the Inquiries con­ sombre pessimists who have been Housewife: Would you like some She: Just think, I didn’t learn to publicity agent, admits that Auto­ running around ever since the mid­ event the country will mo^t cer­ cake?' speak until I was four. vinced the Chamber that this la^ Tramp: Yes. y motive Royalties is a gamble, and was honest and was in reality, an dle of September, quoting to who­ tainly take steps to bring* about a He: Oh, well, you are making up Parker himself, admits,that his re­ unconscious dupe, sent out by this dlminlshment of that power. Housewife: Yes, what? for’ it now, aren’t you?—-Nagels volving internal combustion engine soever would listen from the utter- 1'ramp: Yes, dear. Lustige Welt, Berlin. organization, which has been the , ances of; certain bilious old seers With the State Department es­ was not originally designed for au- subject of a previous article in tablishing a foreign policy iq Nica­ this series. who insisted that the "'winter of The American Rescue Workers 1926-27 would bring us more snow ragua utterly contrary to all are notorious for the crookedness than we ever dreamed of before. It American traditions, and with Sec­ A Tin for Her Majesty of their national officers,. most of Is their day, and they are happy.' retary Wilbur instructing his sub­ wh"! a are discredited Salvation ------Army men.’ Their plan of opera­ TAKE “ BAYER ASPIRIN”- Well, let ’em be happy. §o are ordinate officers to refuse to give- tion is to represent theiheelves as the rest of us. We have the conso­ testimony of the utmost value in doing a work which parallels that Proved safe by millions^ ^nd prescribed by physicians for lation at least that if zero-weather ohe of the most important criminal of the Salvation Army. As a mat­ on the fourth or fifth of Decemhet* prosecutions the country has ever ter i-f fact. ■ they do just enough Colds Headache Neuralgia ' \ to escape arrest aud to prevent bits our coal bins a devastating known, we are standing, very tem­ 'S i Better Business Burcuus in In­ Neuritis Toothache Lumbago DOESKOT porarily It Is to be hoped, in a po­ wallop far In advance of all reason­ dianapolis, Philadelphia, Boston, Pain Sciatica Rheumatism AFFECT ableness as to dates, it mauls the sition that would delight a Musso­ Worcester and other places where lini. they have headquarters, from put­ glooinsters’ fuel Just as viciously; ting them out of business. Accept only “Bayer” THE and that if seven Inches of snow And we are breeding a lot of Hanl- to Convince package which contains HEART fall where one Inch would be a de­ trouble for, ourselves. 4 Young i-dwton w'-s hard to con­ proven directions. cent pre-holiday decoration, the vince because he knew nothing except wh^t he - had seen at the Hjndy "Bayer” boxes of 12 tablets. Also bottles of 24 and 100—Druggists, shdvellng of it excites our lumbago NO SUIT. Berlin branch, which he claims - A^lrin Is the trade mark o( yayer Mannfactnte o( MoneaceUcacMester oC no: more than.it does r the' dour The Stevens family—or Hall- was honestly administered, but prophets’ rheumatism. the fact that'a large pdreentage of. Stevens family—bf I;Jew Jersey the branch collections go to sup- .j^nd then there is always the threaten, through one of their law­ pdrt the national officers, nearly satisfaction that comes to the nor- yers, to sue the New York* newspa­ r all of whom have co art records on maiUy constituted human being per which was directly responsible many serious charges, made it nec­ t from dealing at first band with essary to till the' boy that he could for precipitating the indictment of So not solicit subscriptions in Man­ some unusual , stunt of nature. four of its,members and the trial chester; that if he persisted, his' SIMS Miami people who went through the of three of them for murder. It le y arrest would be ordered. , big blow are secretly as proud of something ^ore than doubtful that The holiday season ia a time The splendor falls on castle walls their experience as if they had row­ when calls for charitf dnd sub­ And snowy summits old in story; SAYS they will do anything of the kind^ scriptions of all kinds are being The long light shakes hcroas the ed out into the Caribbean and stir­ It Is pretty certain that the news­ made Manchester people are ur^^- lakes. red up that cyclone themselves, paper in question would welcome ed to think twice before giving to And the wild cataract leaps In The buffalo has become the quar­ anyone whom they do not know, with a fire-bellows. The man who such a suit ten times as joyfully as ■glory. ry for many big game hunters; the can truthfully relate how he once but in case of dcrubt,^ call - the Blow, bugle, blo^, ' set the wild one on nickels. Henry Stevens welcomed the six- Chamber of Commerce, as they echoes flying. saw a spirit thermometer register pound blueflsh that brought him an may thereby save themselves Blow, bugle; answer, echoes',^dy- 68 below zero in Montana (;an al­ froih' being swindled and inciden­ , Do you remember when the Jollj alibi in its gills. : Ing, dying, dying. storekeeper used to glqe a dime to ways get an awed bow out of a tally, give the Chamber an op^r- O hark, O hear! How thin and The Stevens family suing a rich tunlty to save others from being the top of the showcase? New England grocery? store audi­ clear, ' ' . New York newspaper before a court vdctlmized. And* thinner, clearer, farther go- ence—and never misses the chance. which would not be a court of Som­ tlng! . ■' One man sues another ' because Who of us would, if he could, erset county, N. J., and before a O sweet and far from cliff and scar the other’s bees attacked his gold* fish. Not the first case where a fish command two-thirds of this snow­ jury which was not made up of The horns of England faintly blow- has bhen stung. ‘ fall to buck up and straightway re­ I their neighbors, friends, business Blow, let 'US hear the purple glens turn to the skies, when he reflects associates and employes’ relatives, replying; ' . Aimee may be right and the dev­ that he is experiencing the smash­ •would be in a very dllterent posi­ Blow, bugle; answer, echoes.'dy-i il may be the biggest liar Imt ing of a forty-year record for early v ing,'dying,. dying. \ we’ve seen some formidable run­ tion from the position of that fam­ ners-up. December? Nobody, of course, v ily during the,last four years. O love, they died In yon rich sky; \ First radio broadcasting of pres­ The7 faint on hill or field or river; Where dbes 4jie gloom forecaster There will be no libel suit. Odr echoes roll from sonl to soul. Houdlnl left his books to the get off with hir* exclusive joy In idential message to Congress from And grow fbrever and forever. ' stations connected with Washing­ Congressional library. Perhaps the this sudden olfeiiglve of old Ueneral WHO’S RIGHT? Blow, bugle, blow, set the wild congressmen can find in them some ton by, long distance telephone, '. echoes flying. Winter? Nothing exclusive about it. Just as things are going along < ? > ’ 1923. way to pass farm relief. ^et the good work go on I And: answer, echoes, answqr, dying, pretty well, thank you, somebody Birthday anniversary' of E. H. dying, dying. A well-turned ankle has turned Sothern, actor. —A. Lord Tennyson (untitled).. many a head. ' r '■'

s . 5 'iv ■^ these pests,. joins with the chickair bark of the trees, vp or down ‘I'hr" dees and the creepers in .spepializr ^sideways, he repeats his cb^ry President, .American' Nature Ass’n. nasal liote, “Yahk, yank, yanki” M V The common nuthatch, from his ^Ing on insects which hlde'^ away in color and habit of creeping about crannies of the bark. This announces him, for it is;im- on the branches and trunks of He Is particularly adept In tra- like the note of any other of bur veralng his field 'upside-dowb, and birds. . y ! - ■ by this power puts one‘Over*fon alt A piece .of suet tied'to:the,triiqk i.' r his bark-hunting friends. Another of a,small tree 'Will encourage .common h^bft’*of the nuthatch Is and Mrs. Nuthatch to remaln'^.a!! to take an acorn and wedge it into winter oni our home grounds. ,»< < * r For Spedal Manchester Fine for ducks—but how about your feet? Wire Patrmis WWB!* \x/, Christmas We are making it every day at the front of our store. ^m e in and see it made. Drawn out thin, crisp and > \ G. Fo & Go delicious. x Inc Hartford FREE SAMPLES TOMORROW Tuesday, from 2 to 9 p. m.' We are taking orders .now for Churches and Schools. Get our price on quantity orders. Maintains a direct wire to Manchester = Well, it’s December weather—and we’re going to S Nuthatch. i have January weather and February weather before = trees, is often mistaken f*r a small ' for the convenience of its Manchester S we’re through with this winter. S ,woodpecker, but he has ’ so many 5 How about sturdy wet-proof shoes? and rubbers? and 5 ' characteristics o{ his own that.this Customers with no cost to you. ‘Is undeserved. With his black South Manchester Gandy Kitchen: | i overshoes for deep snow? The last two suggestions 5 ^ crown and bluish black he'is un- 5 may not sound so good to some men—but they feel lots = flike any woodpecker, and he well 5 Tinker Building, , Main and Birch Streets. S i better than wet feet. ^ ■ ‘ = deserves that all should know him 5 ^ ■'for ■syhat he is. \ I First PHONE 1 Rubber Footwear f ■\ = United States, Hood and Bulls Eye makes. Rubbers, S leigjer. Inc. s Buckle Arctics, new pull up Arctics, I^oo^s, Deggins, Gai- i 5 ters and Spats for Men, Women, Boys, Girls and Chil- S j - 5 dren. Prices reasonable. ■ ■ 5 MAIN. AT PRATT'ST. HARTFORD PHONE 2-4206 mm

I C. E. House & Son, Inc. j <5; MANCHESTER S K (iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiimm TOMORROW — An Important , ~ - -3 ...... —:,y and you have our slope in Hartford. earance We Mai^e Regu!^* Deliveries To Manchester SM ART DRESSES HUICK RELIEF FROM SILK, CLOTH AND JERSEY—IN STREET, CONOriPAM AFTERNOON, BUSINESS AND SPORTS STYLES That is the joyful cry of thousands dnee ,P r. E d w a ^ {uxxluced Olive It Takes Real Cleaniiig

to spruce up the heavy garments of winter. iFPERING substantial savings on smart all-occasion Dresses, in advanc­ enemy,! formula for Olive Siiiierficial methods whlch^are fairly effective ed winter styles. Satin, crepe de chine, georgette, twill and jerseys. Tabh^ whilb treating patients for on the light and flimsy goods that comprise' O’ due^C ^stipation and torpid Overs. Sma^’t frocks for holiday gaities, trim business Dresses, .•-hie spoils Frocks. ‘ (MvaTablels da not contain calomel, summer cloUies fail utterly on the cold weath* just a helMmg. soothing vegetable laxa- er fabrics.' Our —inta wide variety of styles for every type and preference. At savings ^fiyemhcbdimtholtye!^ „ , . No griping Is the "keynote of these usually not obtainable until after Christmas I little 8U^-co9ted. ,olive foit^ have a *^dark brown mouth -- cleaningl ' ' ’ , bad-mram—a dull, tired feeling—sick . h e a d a ^ —torfud Uver^R-constipation. creatas you’ll find quick, sure add pleasant re- one or two of O r. Edwards’ A t These Drastic Reductions 0 ^ Tablets at,bbd^ ’ Tbou^ds take them every niAt Jdin to day to keep right. Tiy them. 15C, 30c, 60c. v-i Money in the Bank IVfeans Diresses Formerly 4 AHappyX’MAS Up to $22.50 . . ladies’ Hats !om . II Join Our Cleaned, Blocked, Dyed Christmas Club J• i Shapes Changed I q Orders taken for Felt shapes, any NOW Up T $29.75 . size. EVERYONE WHO JOINS THE ivim’s Uata cleaned and Blocked. uiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimmiiiiiuiiiniiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiniimiiiiii^jji^ip CHRISTMAS CLUB BECOMES A ^ Dres^ Fotmerly ^bes dyed, satfafaction guaran­ SYSTEMATIC SAVER 50 teed. . \ - There is a specific amount due 'each week. Up to $35.00 . Payment!? are made with such ease that the won­ 1 ■ » der is how quickly, pennies, dimes ' and dollars NATIONAL SHOE grow in such a short 50 weeks. SHEVE PARLOR Select the Club you wish to join. The first Dresses Formerly \' payment makes you a member. 75 ■ 887 Main Street. The table below explains the plan fully: Up To $49.75 . LOijIS, DELL, the 'well known YOU NEED THEM ON YOUR CAR NOW 25c Club DePO»«t 25c each vreek—la ,« 12.50 shoe repair' man, will rebuild your BO Treeks yon have ^ sh >es in the way. yoh’d like to have 50c Club each ireek—In < 25 09 5 i if you are going to drive. Stop and let us equip ydtt 50'ivceks yon have Dresses Formerly them done. - 51 Club®***®"** W each -«veek..»in S car. All sizes. . U 50 ivecka yon hare 5 0 .0 0 5 2 Clllb*^®**®*** 50 ^tveeks each yon iveek—In hnve'\ 100.00 Up To $59.75 . . N BATTERY WORK 5 BETTER HAVE YOUR RADIATOR FILLED WWtt $5 Club'^**’®cd each fveek:—In 25o;oo •BO M'ceks yon hnve Authorized “Willard” Service I ALCO-GLYCERINE. $10 Club®®!’®*** en€!h vreek—In .■>0 n'cckM yon hnve ' 5 0 0 .0 0 ! Station. $20 Club'®®*’®*** cneli iveek—In ;\ ."O iveckN you.Imre 1, 000.00 Carbon Burning. $50 Club**®*’®*** each >rcck—In Richly Fur Trimmed Coats Auto Electrical Work. j BATTERY SERVICE| 50 weekN you hnve 2 ,5 0 0 .0 0 Electrical Appliances Repaired. •! $100 C“ch Tveek—Jn 5,000.00 .',0 ,vcck« yen hnve Are Sharply Reduced—in the December • '’•AFree Crankcase Service. 3 We give real service. If you are stuck anywhere- I around town give us a ring. WeJ>vill fix you up. ^ We cordially invite you to come in and. join ' ■ ‘ Sale of Coats • ' i ; JOHN BAUSOLA ^With, Barrett'& Robbins '913 Main St. Phone 39-2 'K I No: End FiUing Station The Manchester Trust Co, r \ COPPED THREE TILTS South Manchester, Conn. Steiger’s—Fourth Floor.' .. , ,Tu'lane had a tough football sea­ i Corner Main and Hilliard Streets,' ‘ M a n c h e s te r - . ------Be Sure to.Get a Key — son. The' Green Wave was little = Courtesy « . . S e r ^ e e more than a ripple in 1926, winning ■” ' 1 ■/; just three games. It .was defeated ; r% m times ahd held to a tie another. '.A'., .V ■ . ,1. ■ ’

A,. •> ■'•'L J r.,': ■ = .’.•.▼V'T " . ■ a --- ' . . ‘•J ------...... ,, . ', , •.-. ’■-•■■■ • ^,■:■■■"'■'TV 'vv ■'■■ ■.•.■■>:*• ■■:'.t:;^. MANCOTISTER EVENING HEBALD;J). MONDAY:DECMONDAY, DE^. «. «, 1S2«.1S2«, ■ ' .-.- w ,.. * , ^ , \ PAGE SIX' -ii..-- . - ! Change in Rates THE ROMANCE OP AMERICA: Roger Williams (10) tSketchies by Krdesen, Synopsis by Bcaucher V: For Herald Classified Advertismg On and after June 1, 1926, the following rates for Classified Advertising will be in effect: All For Sale, To Rent, Lost, Found and similar advertising on Classified Page: First insertion, 10 cents a line (6 words to line). Minimum Charge 30 Cents. Repeat insertions (running every day), 5 cents fi line. THESE PRICES ARE FOR CASH WITH COPY. An additional charge of 25 cents will be made for advertisements charged and billed. In ffie spring of 1643 Massachusstts, Plymouth, puring Williame* abeenea war broka out batwaari th4 ...... ^ On tile way over to Connsoticut and New Haven formed the United Colo­ Willlah)s had fwwerfuf MbhMtna and Narraganeatta, raaultibg In tha capture England Williama wrote FOR SALE WANTED. nies of New England. Several settlere at Pawtuxet, friends In, Engl and, of Mlantonomo, aioMflm of tha Narraganeatta and a near Providence, placed themeelvee under Massaohu- a hook on Indian lan­ amoi\g them Ollvei’ Crdm- FOn SALE — Glenwood cooklngr guage and cuetome, a friend of Williama. NKintonomo» given to hit enemies stove. In good condition, sold cheap. WANTED settaV protection. Williame, fearing encroachment on weil, whpm. ha \ had after a oeuii of tits Uilfted Colonies had decided on Telephone 332-3 or call at 32D East valuable treatise'on the known In MmbI .ddyt. Center street. Saleslady for two weeks pre- Providence, set cut to England to obtain-a onlarter for the death p e n i^ , was slain with a hatchet. vious to Christmas. Apply Tues- early red men. The ohartar waa grahted. FOR SALE—5S young pigs. Must " is people*8 terrltoiy.______- ' (Continued.) Bell as I need tlie room. R. Lehman, day after 2 P. M. Meyer-Harrison V Ml 1,1 ^ Eucklngham, Conn. ______Bootery, 863 Main street. South V- Manchester, Conn. FOR SALE—Good Baldwin and Greening apples, $1.00 per basket de­ » FoP':Value you can't beat th« livered. inquire .of Or. Weldon. WANTKD — Experienced tobacco Les:al Notice MANCHESTER AND jONES 5-38 Crpsley that Barston's Radio .sorters, A. Johnson, Adams street. AT A COURT'OF PROBATE HELD COUNTERPLOT PUTS COVENTRY FOR SALE—Get winter apples Phono 1707. V I ^ T I E J G £ Shop is selling for |16 down and now. nice Baldwins. Pippins, Seck- at Manchester, within ard for the 16.44 a month for 10 months. In* no-furtlurs. Bellflowers, Spitzen- district of Manchester, on the 1st. DEATH OF A. H. POMEROX WANTED—Salesmen in Connecti­ day of December, A. D., 1926, PEOeSTRlAW T him ks - I m ‘‘30 BELOW ZERO” stalled complete.— Adv.— bergs. 75c bu.: also beets, carrots and Present AVILLIAM S. HYDE, Esq., pickling sinlons, delivered In town. H. cut territory to take orders for men's HAYWOOD-I. W . W . AM Auroisr IS reck- F. Gilnack. South Main street, tele­ suits and overcoats. Instructions free Judge. -• w A. H. Pomferoy -pasted taway at —largest made to-measure company Kstatc of Mary Wilson of Man-*^ uess UMTIL BUYS the .MancheAter .M4inQrlkL,Iioapftal Buck Joifes Latest iFtetnrcf phone 223-G. ___ In the world $35.00 to $50.00 value for Chester in said district, deceased. lVf given to cle theater. They ■ were well i;h- Local aml.lpiig distance furniture work guaranteed. Tel. Manchester all persons interested in said estate Continued By Special In­ always lived in .Coventry, having paid for their efforts, as anyone of moving. CatGe and Tobacco a Wells street. Phone 154-3. spent the last 60 years of his life No. 715. Go anywhere. R. W. Garraid. of the pendency of said application them will testify. , - a .Specialty. FOR SALE—Good cooking Green 37 Edward street. Manchester. and the time and place of hearing at his recent home. Mr. Pomeroy Equipped with- a‘ gripping story Mountain poiatoes, $2.03 bushel, de- thereon, by publishing a copy of this vestigator Sims. was a great worker for- fTid 'Dem­ C. W.Johi)son llverejj. James Callahan, Wapping, WANTED—To buy cars for Junk. order in some newspaper having*a ocratic party and for many and'surrounded by-an excellemt telephone 102-3. Used parts fop sale. Abel's Service circulation in said district, on or be­ cast. Buck Jones stars in "30 Be-, WAI^PING. _ , ’ PhoBp 92-12. Station. Oak street. Tel. 789. fore December 6, 1926, and by post­ was registrar of Tvoter's.- He also low Zezo,” P ot .Films version of FOR S.ALE—Chestnut wood, hard ing a copy of this order on the public This is the second of two arti­ was -a member of "Cfrlle Lodge i of John Stone’s dramatic story of the wood, and tiard wood slabs sawed to WANTED—Some pleasure these sign-post In said town of Manchester, cles telling the strange, hitherto Merro.w. order. L. T. Wood. 65 Bl.ssell street. long evenings? Why not have that at least .six days before the day of Ai t r A_. north woods. plionograpli fixed and enjoy the old said hearing, to appear If they see secret 'World War otory of “ Cap­ He is survived by o6e son, H. B. Telephone 4D0. favorite records once again. Bratth- The cast ineludea Eva Novak, cause at said time and place and be tain X ” and his counterplotting, big narcotic ring by “getting on Pomerojr-and a glandson, 'Walter Paul Panzer, Hartje Woods, Frank walte. 150 Center street. heard relative thereto, and by mail­ as a U. S. Steel Coinporatlon em­ B. and two sisters,: Mrs| Ellen Day 2 Acre Place REAL ESTATE ing by registered mall, postage paid, the inside.” Butler, Henry Miircock, Vincent a copy of this order to AVllliam AA^ll- ploye, against alleged anti-war in^ For the ^ast two years, railways and Mrs. Fanny .Ciittls, both of Howard and others. FOR SA' ■—Several nice now sin­ MISCEM.ANEOL’S son at Turner Falls. Mass., and to trJgue of the I. W. W. Fiartford.^ ■ - ' • . * , ~ gles of 0 rroms. Sacrlflca price. Will of America have employed bfm to “ 30 Below Zero" will be shown Two-family house In- a conve- Jane Jackson at Clanmackte. Birches. run down ticket frauds.' The funeral'will be held Tuesday at the Circle for. the last times to­ bo pleased to sliow you Uiem._ Fur- You will find at Mrs. Jlanning’s, Portadown, Ireland and return make at 1 p. m. -from h.8 . late home, hlent location, poultry houses and tlicr imrMcuiars of Artl.ur A. ICnolla. House and Hale block upstairs—gifts to this Court. By HAROLD M. SLAIS But none of his peace-time night. You are bound to like him Tel. 7S2-2. 875 .Main. for all in hand made articles. Hem- work will ever compare, for thrills ReiL J. N. Atwood officiatlpg. garage— price only 36,500. sLitching, plaiting and buttons made. AVILLIAM-S. HYDE Bunal will be In'the Ceuter ceme­ In this “ different” plcthre. Judge. Portland, Ore., Dec. 6.— Charles and excitement, to the job he did Another fise picture, will be on Two-family house "bn. Flower FOR SALE—New single. Just off E. H-12.G-2G. G. Bakesy, “ Captain X ” , ostensi­ tery, -V > Ce.iter street. $C0Op. Small amount Direct to weareF. English Woolen during t,he war. the bills at the Circle Tuesday and street, 14 rooms, furnace heat, gas, cash. Modern Iniprovenieiits. Six large Company, tailors since 1898. Harry bly the right hand n an and per­ Wednesday "Love’s Blindness” rooms. Arthur A. Knofla. Tel. 732-2. Anderton representative. 38 Church sonal friend of “ Big Bill” Hay­ is an Elinor Glyn story’ featuring etc., price only $8,500, terms. street. South .Manchester. Telephone wood, I. 'W. W, leader, but actual­ COMMUNITY CLUB Mancheste.r 1221-2. ABOUT TOWN START CHURCH BAZAAR •EXTENDS THANKS Pauline Starke and Antonio Mo­ /-Good single six rooms.. Summit TO RENT NOTICE—Money to .oan on flrst ly a secret operative of the U. S. reno. And— well, you know what and second mortgages. P. D. Comollo, Steel Corporation, found himself street, steam heat, etc., extra build­ TO RENT—6 rooms, all modern Im­ Real Estate and Insurance, 13 Ock The Ladies’ Missionary Auxiliary that means. provements. Inquire 24 Clinton. Tey. firmly ou the “ inslde” ^of the radi­ WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON The executive committee of the The Elinor Glyn touch which ing lot all for $7,000. street. Tel. 1540. of Second Congregational ^churcli Manchester Community club finan­ 807. cal organization a few months af­ changed Lew Cody from a villain Wadsworth Street two-family, 10 Hosiery with runs can be satisfac­ will meet Avitli Mrs. Leonora Palm­ ter he had set out on his strange cial campaign desires to take thfa Into a romantic leading man. es­ FOR RENT—Lewis Bros, tobacco torily repaired at the Mary Ellen er of Hudson street tomorrow after­ rooms, improvements. It ought to wareliouse, of 2000 case capacity, assignment. In 1917. Coftimittees In Charge of “ Fes­ occasion to express Its appreciation tablished John Gilb'rl as the great Gift and Craft Shop. o,ver Miner's noon at three. be a good bargain at $7«000. located at Nortli Main and Oakland Pharmacy. Also charming handmade The last doubts Haywood might tival of Months” Report for the splendid co-operation which lover of the screen and made Ail- streets. Mancliester, Conn, 3 story and gifts. ------' have had of him were swept away made possible the remarkable sue een Pringle, has now Anglicized Store and Bungalow oh Bigelow basement, brick building. STlitable for The Bucklaud Parent-Teacher when Bakscy, known to thO I. W. Everything In Readiness. otiicr purposes if desired. .Apply cess of the campaign just closed. Antonio Moreno. In “ Love’s street, both buildings exceptlopally S OR.A,GE—For furniture in our association will meet this evening W. as “ Charles G. Albis,” got well built and modern. Price and Conn. Valley Tobacco Association, new wareli' use, spritiklc,' ure jtro eo- This co-operation was given prin­ Blindness,” the Metro-Gold wyn- 225 Stal street, Hartford. Conn. in the school assembly hall. Miss Haywood to officiate at a fake The various organizations' of the terms reasonable to right party. ' ti . low 1 ur: nee rate. Manchest'P South Manchester Methodist Epis­ cipally by the following: Mayer production of Elinor Glyn’s ■' s Public Wareliouse Co.. 16 Apel Place. Isabel Moore will be the speaker. marriage In whloh Mrs. Bakscy First— The financial contributory. novel Moreno is a thorough Eng-j TO RENT—Seven room tenement, Plione 1275. posed as the. daughter of a rich copal church are now enthusiasti­ Green section, Kensingtoh Streoi, ,11 improvements at 183 Center street. • ------Second-^The Manchester Herald. lishman, even down to bis name,* Bungalow of six rooms, modern liKiuire at 170 Center street or call A son was born yesterday morn­ Oklahoma oll‘man. cally completing their plans, fojr the which becomes Hubert Culverdale. Rags, magazines, bundled paper Bakscy— or: Albis, to use his “ Festival of Months” .bazaar which Third— Various fraternal, social, conveniences, also 2-car garage an.l 244-3. and junk luiight at lily' est cash ing at the Memorial hospital to ^business and church organizations. Pauline Starke has the leading t9-i extra Building lot. price only prices. I hone 849-3 and I will calL I. Mr. and Mrs. Lerry Aspinwall, of alias— thereafter’ 'became Hay­ is to open at 3 o’clock Wednesday TO RENT—Garage at SO Hilliard The men and women, who con­ male* role. ' , $ e ,7 ^ . Elsenberg. 1D2 Vernon street. wood's personal bodyguard. Events afternoon at the church. street. stituted the, teams were unusually On Thursday evening * of- this Higliest prices for rags, papers and were raovin,g rapidly. The I. W. Each booth will represent a week, "Dulcy,” a comedy In three FOR RENT—Five room tenement magazines; rags 2c lb; bundled paper W. had plans laid for a general efficient and diligent In the per­ wltli modern improvements, on Brain- The regular meeting of Lake month of t'.ie year, and will be dec­ acts, will be presented by the 30c per 100 lbs; magazines 40o per View Farent-Toaclier Association strike. orated according to the 'outstanding formance o'f their responsibilities—' Town Players. The cast wlU be Robert J. Snu^ ard street, near Main, price, $20 per ruu lbs. uall 2116. 28 Oak strogt. Wins Delay often very arduous. They gaye their month. Apply to Aaron Jolinson, 02 will be held al the South Main 1 1 I thought of/that month. With a as follows: Dulcy, Ruth' Smith: time gratuitously for love of tl^ Linden street. / LOST Street school t'ltis oA'ening at 7:30. fn gfeat array of colors, the banquet Tom Sterrett,'Har^ Bellamy; Gor- 1009. Main Street Mr. Quimby wl!i be the sieaUer of Wait until the government, has work. It would be..impossible, la "don Smith, Albert P.earaon; Henry, FOR RENT—Five room flat In t : hall of the church will present the practleall.v new house; steam lieat LO.ST—Black leather case contain­ .he evening. seiit more men to France. Then many cases to secure the same .Harold Maher; "William Parker, Real Estate Insurance v,’e can turn the country upside- many tads, foods and fancies to de­ .and all modern improvements. Locat­ ing lodge records between Johnson light the eye of the purchaser. The quality of talent or 4^evotion for a Eln^r Johnson; C. Roger Forbes, Steamship Tickets ed 103 Maple. Inquire 105 Maple. Block and No. Metliodist churcli. The Men's League of Ceuter down over night and grab the gov­ pecuniary consideration.,These vol­ Albert Addy; Mrs. Forbes, Eva F'inder please call 1175-4. ernment.” general chairman, Mrs. Claude FOR RENT—Three room.s on flrst church will have a supper this eve­ Truax, promises one of the most at­ unteer services are easily worth McComb; Angela Forbes, Edyth floor, all modern imiirovemenls, at 5 LO^l'—Automobile lire 33x4. riiq ning at 6:30. The committee in Haywood was unconvinced. So many thousands of dollars annual­ Schultz; Vincent Lsach, Leonard Albis gave him a new argument. . tractive Christmas sales, and Is Ford street, near Center. Inquire of ami tulio. F'’indpr nlease return to ..barge is composed of C. W. Hutch­ ly to the community, and are pro­ Johnson; Schyler Van Dyke, Ray­ Mrs. J. F. Sheehan. H Knighton Dennis Coleman. 22 Maple street, tele­ “ Don’t start anything now,” he working now with the representa­ mond Tllden; and Blair Patterson, G. Schreiber & Sons 'street. I’honc 2108. ^ phone 2303. inson, Leonard Church and J. Rhey said. “ Our organization is full of tives of each church organization ducing Inestimable results in Eraithwaite. healtiiier, happier, more purposeful Crombie Donaldson. General ad­ FOR RENT—04 HoH street, flr.st FOUND .government spies. We’ll all get to bring this about. During the sale, mission fqr this performance will floor, new live room flat, beautifully pinched before we can make a a cafeteria supper will be served at children ahd adults, and besides Mystic Review, W. B. A. Is hold­ be fifty cents. Reserved seats will tinished. very latest Improvements, l''OUND—Bird dog. blaek and white. move.” 5 o’clock, with Mrs. Mary Benson improving the moral tone of the be seventy-five -cents. General ('ontraefors steam beat, sliades. well built. House ing a public supper this evening at town. must be seen to be appreciated, rent Imiuiro R. IladoUi, 71 Birch street. This impressed Haywood. Albis in charge. Tinker hall. The meal which will urged that he could vld the I. W. THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. I'casouable. Mrs. J. F. Slieehan, .'1 FOUND—Large black and wlilte A very flue menu has been plan­ $08,000 FOR CONNECTICUT Kuigbton street. Phone 2IOC. dog. part bound. Call .Tohn Tedford, include roast chicken and all that W. of spies. Hayw^ood agreed and ned, and the ladles are ready to Uollden of “Itetter llaHt llomea" gi es with it will be served from six IN RIVER-HARBOR BILL \ — Birch Mountain Road, Box 111, Ulch- It was arranged that Albis buy a meet any and every need. The sup­ Telephone ISeSgB. TO RENT—0 rooms, all Improvc- land I'ark. to cight'o'clock and the regular nicnls. steam boat, ou Madison street, I house in Duluth, fill it with 1. W. per committee is as follows: Mrs. inquire 100 East Center street. meeting of the lodge will follow. ‘ W. workers, and start cleaning out ■Washington, Dec. 6.— Expendi­ Lesral Notices Election of officers for the coming . the organization. Mary Benson, Mrs. A. McCann, Mrs. ture of $65,477,365' bn. river and FOR KE.N'f—5 room flat, all im- Robert Keeney, Mrs. Bronson, Mrs. harbor improvements' for the fiscal rfa on trollcv line. Station 52. AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD I year will be held. I Albis did. Haywood thought Shop:' 2S.G Wes? Center street a, Manchester, within and for the the “ oil king’s” daughter furnish­ Margaret Brown, Mrs. ' Emma year ending June 30', 1-928, was rec­ Apply 508 Center street. H-irrison's District of Manchester, on the I5th. Dowd, Mrs. Beers, Mrs. Ross Lewie, yjtore. Phono 500. day of. November, A, D., 1926. Jobn'^Crockett who for mere than ed the money for the house: actu­ ommended in the annual report of Instate of Catlierine B. Gbeiiev late thirty years has been a rn'otorman ally it came from the U. S. Steel Mrs. Dayton Drlggs, Mrs. Thomas Major General Edwin Jadwin, chief Getieral TO RENT— Garage. 58 Oxford St, _ of Jlanchester, In said District, de- for the Connecticut Company has j Corporation. Vennard, Mrs. Hamlltpn Metcalf, of engineers, United Sates army, cea.-ed. j Not long after he went to Du- Miss Flora Stanley, Miss Alice Ben­ made public today. Am6*uuts in­ TO RE.NT—Desirable 5 room flat. On motion of C. H. Cheney, ad­ now secured employment as janitor GOUTS Auto Repairing and ,11 Improvements at 12 1-2’ Church ministrator. at the Hall of Records. I luth Albis had enough documen- son, Miss Mabel Trotter and Mrs. cluded: Conectlcut river below street. Apply' at IS Cliurch street or ORDERED;—That six months from 1 tary evidence against Haywood to Davl^ Harrison. ERICA Hartford,'$40,000! Duc]r Island, . Overhauling plione OOL tlie 15th. day of November, A. D„ I warrant his arrest. He gave this 1926 be and the same are limited and William Foufds, Jr., and Mrs. Clpnnectlcut harbor, $40,000: SHELDON’S UAKAGf: FouHs left today for Sarasota, 1 to federal agents and Haywood waa Housatonic river, Connecticut, $13,- Rear of 25 Hnlliater Street. TO RENT—Five roo;n apartment In allowed for the creditors wlth+n I seized. But the other I. W. W. practically netV two-famtly house wliich to bring In their claims Florida where they will spend the TOWN PU YERS SEND 000 Phone 2828-2 . Residence 2828'4. with furnace, gas. etc. With or with­ again.st, said estate, and the said ad­ leaders never dreamed that Albis COURT OP HONOR . out garage. Kent reaso.iablo. Inquire ministrator Is-directed to give public greater part of the winter. Mr. and was the / ‘Captain X ” whose depo­ of E. L. G. Hohetithal or his sons. notice to the credltorc to bring in Mrs. William Foulds Sr-, will leave sitions were being used against OUT 500 INVITATIONS The next session of the Court of tbelr claims within said 'Lne allow­ Thursday for the same place. TO RENT—December 1st. new live ed l)y posting a copy of this order Haywood. Albis, in ' turn, told Honor of Manchester Scouts will be room flat, all modern, on Florence on the public sign post nearest to the them that Haywood’s arrest only held at^tfie School Street jRecrea- street. William ICanehl. 519 Center place where the deceased last dwelt Paul Jesanls and John Walek proved his contention that the or­ Letters were sent out to 500 tlon CenteV on Monday, December street. Avlthln said town and by publishing were each in the police court t'als ganization was Infested with spies. people in Manchester Saturday in­ 20, at 7:30 p. m. All’ sebutenvlsh- the same in some newspaper having viting them to become associate TO RENT—Nice tenement. 5 rooms, a circulation in said probate district, morning for parking their autotno- Haywood’s successor gave Albis Ing to qualify before th.'“. court hot air heat, $25 jier month. Artlttir A. and return make to this court of the biles more than an hour jon the east sweeping authority to investigate. members of-the Town Players, the should have their applications Invest Your Money Knofla. Tel. 782-2. 875 Main street. notice given. side of Main street from the Center Ha gave him a signed passport Little Theater movement of this properly signed In. the hands of tVTLLIAM S. HYDE town. The invitations were sent FOR RENT—One 7 room tenement. Judge. to School, street Saturday evening. calling on all I.. W. W. locals to Commissioner Irvine . ,on or before Maple street. Apply to H. R. Tryon, H-12-6-26. Both pleaded guilty and* a fine of “ lake-him into full confidence” on out by Mrs. Charles Felber, chair­ Thursday, Decetnber 9. In care of W. Hale Company. $2.00 without costs v;ac imposed. any matter Albis wished. man of the extension committee There should - be a number of AT A COURT OF' PROBATE HELD add are a part of the campaign^au­ scouts ready to pass tbelr first TO RENT—Tenement of 6 large at Manchester, within and for the Within the past month. In the nflghr Albis then launched his counter borhood of 25 men have paid a fine plot. He sprea'Q suspicion- and thorized at the last meeting of" the class tests and every scout master rooms. lern Improveineuts, corner district of Manchester, on the 4th. organization. Ridge and Pine, 33.00 per month. In­ day of December, A. D., 1926. of $2 for exceeding the parking fear throughout. the organization. is urged to have their scouts ready quire 58 Pine street or telephone I’resont "WILLIAM S. HYDE. Esq., The Town Players, organized by Judge. • time limit ’Tuesday and , Saturday No man knew whether his com­ tor this Court. 1232. ■ rade might not be a government Miss Marjorie.C. Geary of the Rsc Watch the Boy Scout news col­ * .We ate always ready to give advice— and place / Hstate of Irene B. Parker late of evenings. a in October, 1925, have an active FOR RENT—Three room tenement Manchester in said district, deceased. agent. Trusted men were ousted, umn in T h e‘Herald for further in­ your money, without charge in good First and Swond with all Improvements, 73 Btssell Upon application of Charles E. the finely-laid plans were disrupt­ roll of about 70 members, but the formation. street, also furnished . aoms for light House praying that an administrator Miss Caroline C. , Bendeson, organization is now working for M orig^et— Yielding interest at 6% to'io% , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B. J. ed. Who will he’ the first Eagle housekeeping. de bonis non ,to bo the last wHl and The Duluth Raid associate members, people who jrlll Scout In Manchester? testament o2 said deceased be ad­ Bendeson of East Center street Is give their moral and financial sup­ We have several now on hand. Inquiry places you TO RENT—5 room flat, first floor, mitted to probate and that letters of receiving the congratulations of her Albis became/Chairman of the all modern Improvements, 321 East administration with tbe.wlll annexed First Soviet Council at Duluth. port to the movement. under no obligation. * * * Center streoL inquire 41 Bigelow St. be granted on said estate, as per ap­ many IocaI friends, on,successfully All the while that he was gather­ Since ^heir fcrmatlon, the play­ plication on file. It is passing the State Board examina­ ers have given sin one-act sketch­ TO RENT—6 room, tenement, fur­ ORDEREDThat the foregoing ing evidence, and doing his utmost nace, gas, 7 minutes from mills. 30 application be heard and determined tion for dental hygiene. Miss Bende- to bring the I. W. W. plans to es and a three-act play, “ Her Hus­ , I ..... — ^ Essex street. Telephone 12S7-1S. at the Probate office In Manchester son is now a registered dental naught, he ostensibly was the I. band’s Wife," for the benefit of in said District, on the 11th. day of hygienist. For the past eight years W. W.'s most active leader in that the Educational Milk fund. They J O ftS T lU , FOR RENT—F'our room flat In new December, A. D.. 1926, at b o’clock In will present "Dulcy” , another house, all Improvements, at 170 0«U the forenoon* and that notice be Miss Bendeson has been office as­ part of the country. He paid for street with garage; also three room given to all persons Interested In said sistant to Dr. E. G. Dolan aqd pre­ this reputation, a little later. three-act affair, for the milk fund flat. Inquire 164 Oak street or call estate of tlie pendency of said appli­ vious to his removal to Hartford on Thursday evening at the Circle 610-5. The Minnesota militia raided HOWARD J-HOLL cation and the time and place of was with Dr.’ WIIlIam L. Cramer. the I. W. W. hall at Duluth. * In theater. Future presentations In­ hearing thereon, by publishing a clude a Christmas pageant sched­ FOR RENT — T h r^ and t ^ r copy of this order In some newspaper the furore that accompanied the ' . , 885 Main Street. ' room apartments, heat. Janitor ssr- having a circulation In said district, Mr. and Mrs. Casperson of Vil­ raid, militiamen pounced on Albis uled for December 22 and a one- vice, gas rang6. refrigerator, In-u- on or before Dec. 6. 1926; and by post­ lage street were surprised yester­ as "the worst of the bunch” and act play to be given for the Girl s door bed furnished. Call Manchester ing a copy of this order on the public Scouts in January. Construction Company. 2100 or tele­ sign-post In said town of Manches­ day afternoon bj?» about 35 of their gave him a punching that sent phone 733-2. him to a hospital for two ■weeks. In addition to ' the associate ter, at least six days before the day relatives and close friends. The oc­ members, the club Is always open of said hearing, to appear If they see casion was their 35th wedding an^ But be didn’t care. He had his FOP. RENT—In Greenaores. first cause at said time and place and be evidence, and he gave the signal. to active members who wish . to nHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiliiiiiiiiiuliiiiHiiiiiiniiimiHiiiuiiiiiiliiliiiiiliiHiiiiiiii and second floor flats at 73 and 76 heard relative thereto, and make re­ nlversary. Dinner was served and a Benton street. Call 820. Leaders were arrested by tha act, learn stage technique, assist s • '3 turn to this court. pleasant afternoon and evening, en­ in staging plays, makeup and aU WILLIAM S. HYDE livened with music, was enjoyed by score. The organization was crip­ I We Recommend The Use Of WANTED \ Judge. pled. "Whatever chance they had the branches of theatrical work.*. H-12-6-26. - all. Their guests presented to Mr. Tb& present officers of the club and Mrs. Casperson a complete set of pulling a general strike van­ WANTED—Experienced man for ished overnight. are the following: president, I Brails M pe and Fittings »orting tobacco about 0 minutes from \ of china dinnerware. % Leonard Johnson; ' vicerpresident. Orford Soap Co. Good pay. Inquire Tl^e Finale a ^ For W^ater SupptjT • — Gust Schaller on Woodland street. It is history\how Haywood and Miss Florence Kelley; treasurer, Rehearsals of the ^Men’s Choral Tel. 962-33. Cut H o wers scores of others ,were prosecuted Crombie Donaldson: secretary, Al­ I ' > and carry a RtoCk on hand. Call hn pa club will be discontinued hntil after and convicted: how most of his as­ bert Addy. WANTED—(StrlAs mother’s helper, P o 11 e r| 1 a n t ,s Christmas. Next Monday evening to reside In family, good home, refer­ I J'- '!■ M sociates went to prison, but Hay­ ence 'required. Phone 1819. there will be a get-together of the wood, upon his release on bond, Miss Helen Bodreau’s specialty There u a man m oui toK-n acUve members in Cheney ball. A tonight at the School street Rec W ilson I ^esign.s and .Sprays fled to Russia. Ami be u w»drOu> wite. AVANTED—2 key punch operators. dinner will be served at 6:30 by Cor our tabulating department. Apply V\l )|.K:-,UN f,l-’ l,I MI()|,'-V.'- After the war, BaksCy Went to will be Hot Tamales, 10c, Cafeteria ! 28 iiipi'uce^i>treet , . RhiRie 641. ^'ll Co Cheney Brothers Employment . . I i n i ' . ' I , Vt ■ : ■, Chef Osano and an entertainment Washington for special secret ser­ privtleges' open to Rec' menitje'ra Bureau. nrovlded. .i , and all others ■who wlatt.'—A d v . “ vice'-work. ' Thisre be'exposed a jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliuliiiiiHiiiiiiaiHiiiikiiniiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiMMiMUiiiY

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Hartlepools United 0, Ashington : Cowdenbeath S, Falkirk.; ! , , ^ beautiful South Sea isle to shoot the Tuesday evening, Dec.' 7, and tfo FORSHQN SOCCER (Second Division)- “IN THE NAVY N O r picture, so the scenery is entirely Manchester Thursday evening, Dec. Bradford City 1, Nottingham ' Dundee lUnlted 5, Hsartibfrtfid^. authentic. The climax shows a real WAPPING . London, Dec. fi.— Socrer football Forest il. ' . >tv' ' < Lincolu'City 0, Doncastdr Rovers lothian 3.;,/ - , ' r typhoon and the havoc it wreaks 'There wast'a meeting ef the. games played, in Great Britain Sat­ Chelsea 4, Barsley 2 . ; , ’ 0. , ■ .* ■ - ■ Hibernians 6,^i)majj|m^k urday'resulted as follows: , Clapton Orient 2, Grimsby Town ^ Southport 3, Nelson 4. - f SCORES A BIG HIT with everything that stands in its At the annual meeting of the Junior Y.^ M. C. Ar ln the'.parish Morton 2, Queens P’arkjO. ' way. Several of the cameramen had house last Friday afternoon.'^ ' ; Eng:P8h Lmigne ■' Stockport 4, Chesterfield 0. Congregational Church'Branch of Rochdale 4, Walsall 4. Motberweir o, Celtic 1. .1 \ close calls while filming this hurri­ the Fe'derate’d church here, the fol­ The committee of six: of tiie Fed­ • tFirst Division) Hull City 2, Portsmouth 1. Extremely Funny Gob Comedy cane but after reviewing the picture lowing named people were chosen erated church held a meeting at tlie Arsenal 1, Bury 0. Middlesbrough 4, Blackpool 4. Tranmere Rovers 1, Bradford 2. Rangers i, Hsmilton Acads 4. Aston 'Villa 5, Evertor 3. ^ ■ jv i.-: ' - With Wallace Beery and they agreed that the result was as a committee to nominate the Parsonage on Friday night, and ap­ Notts County 4, Fulham 0. ‘ ' 'Scottish League' I * ' St. Johnstons }.,>Dnmferihtlih< well worth the risk takbn. Ruth pointed a “Parish Hoijse” commit­ Bolton Wanderers ^5, Blackburn Port vale 1, Reading 1. - ^ (First Division) | i ' Raymond Hatton Goes Over officers and committees for the en­ Ath 0. . -I? Clifford, T. Roy Barnes and Mitch­ tee consisting of two members from Rovers 1. , * Preston North End 2, Manches­ Airdreofilans 2, Aberdeen 1. Big. ______suing year, Alfred Stone, G. A. Coir, ell Lewis are starred’ in "Typhoon lins. Miss Kate M. Wltherdi add each branch of ' the' .Federated 'Burqldy 1, The We<’ nesday 0. ter City 4. ’ ^ Clylie’2, Dundee 2. Partic"i Thistle 5. St. Mirren Love.” The other ’ feature being church: Walter N. Foster

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V.t' •■■y !’ ■ ■ MAJICHESTEIR BV®nNG-H BRAIJ)* ipSONDAY, DEG. 6, PAGE Toum-s *26 '■M ^ ■ r ■■ / : ASSOCIATED PRESS SELECTS Situation Turned Out AN ALL WESTERN BACKFIELD 'The makenp of first, second and third All-American football teams, as complied by The Associated Press from a country-wide consensus of coaches and critics follows: 3^8. , Player Cfollege Hgt. Wgt.. Residence. B Victor Hanson, Syracuse 23 5:10 174 Syracuse, N. Y. T Franl^ Wickhorst, Navy 21 6:00 218 Oak Park, III. G Harry Connaughton, Ggtn, 22 6:02 275-^ Philadelphia. C Arthur Boerlnger, No. De, 22 6:01 186 St. Paul, Minn. Teams Wasted Time Argumg and Decided to Play Day G Bernard Shively, Illinois, 21 6:04 208 Oliver, 111. r Mortimer Sprague, Army, 22 6:02 210 Dallas, Tex. E Hoyt Winslett, Alabama, 5:10 174 Dadeville, Ala. Before Winter Arrived; Lost Money as Consequence; 3 Benjamin Friedman, Mich, 21 5:18 172 Cleveland. B Ralph Baker, Northwestern 22 5:10 172 Dockford, HI. 3 Morton Kaer, So. Calif. 24 5:11 167 Red Bluff, Cal. Cloverleaves Deierve Credit, Were Willing to Play But i Herbert'7oestlng, Michigan 21 6:01 195 Owatonna, Minn., Second Team Pos. Third Team _ ' Cobs Quit; Manager Angello Resigns. Harold B'roda, B row n ...... ^ •.Benjamin Opsterbaan, Michigan. Emerson Nelson, Io w a ...... T . .Lloyd Yoder, Carnegie. ____ Edwin Hess, Ohio State ...... G . .Herbert Sturhahn, Yale. John J. Butleb, Pennsylvania...... C . .“ Polly” Wallace, Okla. Aggies. BY THE SPORTS EDITOR n A r ' l i n -V ■Vr> A1 Emerson Carey, Cornell ...... ,• • • •.Fred Swan, Stanford. D. Thomas Eddy, Navy ...... T. .Orlando F. Smith, Brown. Like Josepli Conrad’s famous \ i Theodore Shipkey, S tan ford...... E. .Carl Bacchus, Missouri. unfinished novel, ‘'Suspense,” so l A William Spears, Vanderbilt...... QB . .George Guttormseh, W a^ J t T lsJ j IA u seems Manchester’s 1926 football Lb Harry Wilson, Army ...... HB . .Frank Klrkleski, Lafayette. .Charles Rogers, Pennsylvania. edition destined to end. There PL.4INFIELD jbOSBS 30-16 ' William-Kelly, Montana...... HB . Martin Karow, Ohio S tate...... FB . .L. J. Rauber, Washington & Lee7 will ,be no prizes offered for the ttest Imagination as to how the au­ “ Something Is wrong in Den­ break was caused by Connecticut thor Intended to culminate his nar­ mark” with the-Plainfield basket- bailers. Saturday night they were Aggies themselves and said Man­ rative. Only a miracle can now handed a decisive lacing In Bristol BALL EXONERATES chester was blameless. He claimed remove this blanket of snow from 39 to 16. There was a vlsable lack the rea'son was because , the ■ Nut­ the gridiron at Hickey’s Grove and meg colleige was unwilling to play of teamwork. Passwork was again t'' j.' allow the Cloverleaves and Cubs among the missing as it was in the MANCHESTER FOR basketball in Massachusetts. Last to play next Sunday. They have battle with the Fall River team. season, the two colleges met at picked the colors for their own The two outfits .will clash Wednes­ the Armory here as a neutral floor. funeral, so to speak, let the cor­ The team from Storrs won and day night at Plainfield in a return BLAME IN BREAK 'Ball said the Connecti^cut Aggies' tege move on. game. The summary: Some weeks ago, when the writ­ cheering section was unsportsman­ Bristol Endees er went on record as saying that like but added Manchester fapa there was an exceedingly strong FG. F. T. treated them cordially. Malcolm, If ...... 6 0 12 possibility that for the first time Ball also denied Massachusetts in the history of the town, the ' Feldman, r f ...... 3 2 8 M. A. C. Official Says Town Donaghue, c ...... 2 0 4 severed relations with Connecticut north ^ and south would be unable Aggies. He said “ Dolly” Dole to agree on terms before winter Leonard, lb ...... 4 1 9 Had Nothing to Do With Marchinek, rb ..... 2, 2 6 BOEitfivGEfCr f5ie5>54N '^csrii was the one who took the first arrived If at all, the wise ones —W—-N definite step in that respect. ‘ In laughed. ^ They termed it nothing Ball’s opinion, the two colleges 39 but a lot of bunk or cheap publici­ 17 I Left End—Haneon, Syracute Athletic Break With C. will resume relations in' about two ty. Litfle stock was taken In the Plainfield ’ 1 years. startling Information. However, FG. I ■ Left Tackle—Wickhorst, Navy maybe today some of these, same . Madden, rb ...... 2 ! Left Guard—Connaufehton, Georgetown H.C. hombres may look back and admit j Benson, lb ...... 0 I Center—Boerlnger, Notre Dame that the prophecy w^; much near­ ! Norris, c\...... 0 ( WORST IN SEASONS er 100 per cent than the hooch Dessinger, r f ...... 0 Right Guard—Shively, Illinois « In the opinion of “ Red” Ball, as­ sold these days. Stavnitsky, rf ..... 0 i sistant athletic director at Massa­ , Bye, Bye Football Normandl, I f ...... 1 ' J Right Tackle—Smith,. Brown chusetts Agricultural College, Califernia experienced one of the Yesterday came and wont but it Mantelli, If ...... 2 Manchester had nothing directly failed to relieve the high-keyed ten­ / Right End—Oosterbaan, Michigan I to do w*ith the break in athletic worst football campaigns in many sion at both ends of the town. As 5 6 16 Quarterback—Friedman, Michigan relations between Connecticut Ag­ seasons. The Golden Beai;s won-but a matter of fact, it made conditions INDIANS SEEKING RECnVlWINS gies and their arch Bay State riv­ three of their nine games. They worse, yes, far worse, for now Score at half time, Bristol 13, * Left Halfback—Baker, Northwestern als. Plainfield 6; referee. Waters; time counted 106 points to 167 for the \. there Is little likelihood the Clover­ Right Halfback—Kaer, Southern California .When questioned-about the mat­ leaves and Cubs will lock horns on two 20-minute periods. OPENING GAME ter here'yesterday, Baffl said the foe. the gridiron this season. The cold A NEW MANAGER Fullback—Joeeting, Minnesota weather which, accompanied the MERIDEN ENDEES \^IN CopjTight, ColUcr's, the National Weekly. driving snowstorm even failed to c ^ a «tStXXXXX36X9tXXXXXXX^^ cool the temper of the fans over The Meriden Endees wOn 44 to north who branded the Cubs as 19 from the New York College Our Own Billy Evans Is Ekes Out 34 to 32Hfiimer “ afraid to play.” quintet Saturday night in Meriden. Cubs Cancel Game Waddell, playing part of a game at Collier's All-America Over Portland Independ­ The game yesterday was cancell­ center, scored six points on fouls Among Those Suggested ed by the Cubs about noon on the alone. Bissell and Hafner went grounds they could not get all their well. The summary: ents Before Slim Crowd; team together under existing Endecs Peckingpaugh likely O verlooks *Big Three* weather conditions. The Clover­ FG. F. T. leaves were ready to play. -Their Silverman, If ...... 1 4 6 Choice. Quish Stars. players were in uniform and Mana­ Cook, - I f ...... 4 2 10 (By Special Arrangement with tional honor roll of star players. ger Griffin Insisted there be no Murphy, rf ...... 3 ,0 6 Collier’s) ■ The selections of Grantland Director B. H. Chaney’s newly cancellation, it having been agreed Waddell, c ...... 1 6 - 8 to play rain or shine. Manager An- By DAVIS J. WALSH The All-America footbr.ll team Rice, noted footbart- expert, would organized Rec basketball five McNamara, c ...... 1-— -■■t- 3 be hard to Improve on. The^ play- scored an impressive victory over gelllo of the Cubs, however, was Hafner, lb . . 0 r, I. N. S. Sports Editor for 1926 appears in this week’s is­ ...... 3 sue of Collier’s Weekly, which prs he has named for his .Irst the Portland Independents Satur­ unable to gather his team together Bissell, rb . . . ___ _ 1 - 1 and was forced to call off the 3 New York, Dec. 6— Having as­ makes its thirty-eighth selection of team af brilliant performers,' day night before a slim crowd at Lingner,. rb game. He later resigned...... 1 0 2- sumed, after due deliberation, that the mythical .all-star national team mighty deserving of the national the School street Rec. The game Financial Deficit the Cleveland Indians do not intend originated by that publication. recognition accorded. was one of the most thrilling of the The late cancellation, while gen­ 15 14 44 to start the 1927 season without a Grantland Rice, successor of All sections, except the south season here, Manchester ekelng erally expected by the fans because C. C. N. y. Club manager, the keyhole listeners Walter Camp as namer of the All- are represented, Alabama, with out a 34 to 32 winner, of the peverity and duration of the FG. F. T. were moved to a burst of generosi­ America team, received the cooper­ an outstanding end in Winslett Portland proved to be a .fast Green, rb ...... 2 0 4 ty today and furnished E. S. Barn­ ation of ten celebrated coaches— and a great tackle in Pickhard, team. The visitors were leading storm which made playing condi­ at intermission time by three tions terrible, resulted in a finan­ Klauber, lb ...... r. 4 4 ard with no less than five. ’The Glenn S. Warner of Stanford: failed to make the grade.. Davis, c ...... 0 0 0 nomlnees-by-acclamatlon are Billy Robert B. .Zuppke, Illlnpis; G. C. Of the 1925 team named by Mr. points, 18 to 15. In the second cial deficit which was shared equal­ half, Manchester spurted Inta the ly by both clubs. The Massachu­ Nadel, rf ...... 0 3 3 Evans, the umpire; Jack McAllis­ Woodruff, Georgia; Knute Rockne Rice, eight graduated, only three , lead and held it until the final setts officials arrived per schedule Laiz, If ...... 3 2 8 ter, scout; Clarejnce Rowland, an­ Notre Dame: Wallace Wade, Ala­ therefore having a chance to win -- ---, — other umpire, Roger Peckinpaugh, bama: Captain J. J. McEwan, Ore­ the coveted honor again. They j whistle. The brilliant work of at 1:30 and were payed $40. Quish and Welman stood out fore­ \ i c w -twenty dollars being deducted at O 9 10 of the senators, and Eddie Collins, gon: W. A. Alexander, Georgia were Oosterbaan of Michigan, Tech; Howard Jones, Southern Hess of Ohio State and Thayer of most. The former was especially their own request because of no Score at half time, Endees 25»C. former pilot of the White Sox. invincible as his opponent’s score The club can't hold out on the California; E. P. Madigan, St. Pennsylvania. Oosterbaan was the game. The two teams suffered a C. N. Y. Club 3: referee, Barnikow, will attest. total loss of over $50. time, two 20-minute periods. situation much longer, with the an­ Mary’s, Calif., and Dan E. Mc- only one of the trio to repeat. Only*a limited number of play­ The. Rec Five looked good in its Officials Came nual American League meeting be­ Guigan, Vanderbilt. As in the last named team nam­ ers have been accorded the dis­ debut. The passwork was snappy Had they played, there would ing due next week. My guess Is that and pretty to .watch. ^ The box HERB ANGELl STARS . Peck will get the post. 'There was a ed by Walter Camp no member of tinction o f being named for three not have been as much of a loss successive years on. Collier’s All- score; . 'because there were over one hun­ tip going the rounds today that the so-called ^‘Big Three” appears Herbert Angeli well known local In the lineup. Geographically, the America. Oosterbaan is In line Rec Five (34) itmas Club dred faithful fans who braved the McAllister was the favored gent, B F T basketball player scored nine points the original boom for Collins ap­ west predominates in the selec for the big chance. He has al- elements to snow-shoe their way .u readv been selected as Michigan’s Weiman, rf ...... 4 1 9 Hickey’s Grove. It did not .start to for the Southington Pextos Satur­ parently having been allowed to die tions, securing seven places against day night‘ In Middletown but Lis four from the east. The work of 1927 captain. Gotberg, If ...... 2 0 0 ■now until nearly 10:30 in the from malnutrition. Runde, rf ...... 0 0 0 team whs overwhelmed 47 to 25. One consideration that Interfered selection represents expert eye­ It's a mighty fine team you morning, this was a half an hour have selected, Grantland Rice. Quish, c ...... 7 1 15 Guerra, McCabe and Ca|[lson were with the progress cf this laudable witness Impressions from all the after the officials had left Amherst. Congratulations, old boy! Mistretta, Ig ...... 2 0 0 Therefore it was too late to stop the high scorers. The summary: project was the fact that Collins leading games of the season, pro­ ducing the All-America and- na- — BILLY EVANS. Boyce, rg ...... 1 0 2 them. Had a forfeit been posted by Middletown happens to he the property of the Bellamy, rg ...... 0 0 0 each team, a cancellation by one FG. F. Chicago club. If the Indians really without the other’s consent would Fitzpatrick, If ...... 1 1 wish to make Collins their manag­ the fact that this town had only Totals ...... -....16 2 34 Money in the Bank Means have been impossible. Murphy, If ...... 2 . 0 er, they must first take their hats two men entered, the showing is as Portland (32) Credit to Cloverleaves Guerra, rf ...... ; 5 1 in their hands and see what Com- LOCAL BOYS TAKE good as could be expected from any B F T A Happy X’M AS There Is no denial of the fact McCabe, c ...... 4 2 ibkey wants. It may be said for the town or city in the ccenty. , Clark, If ...... 0 0 0 that yesterday was no day for a Carlson, lb . . _____ 6 0 latter that he seldom wants any­ 0 0 Markley and McKay are two of Nicholas, If ...... 0 r» football game. It was better suited Waterman, rb ----- .' 3 1 thing more than a vest for a but­ 3 CHAMPIONSHIPS Manchester’s best promising swim- j Anderson, rf ...... 3 1 Join Our - ! ; for a snow-ball fight. But it must tonhole. mers. The latter has been a town Huey, c .....•••...I 1 3 hi admitted the Cloverleaves are 21 5 47 Evans would find much favor champion for three years while hjichols, rg 8 2 18 in the game for glory first, and Pextos with Cleveland fans but they s^y Markley gave Wesley Warnock the Cramer, rg ...... 1 0 2 money second. Otherwise they that sentiment does not extend to 0 2 t FG. F. run of bis life for the junior title Bowen, Ig ...... 1* Christmas Club would have been the ones to can­ E. Nelson, rb . .. i .. 0, -r 0 DO altogether without influence In Markleyand McKay Clean cel the game instead of the Cubs. ByronJBancroft Johnson, who is at Globe Hollow last summer. War- 4 Connors, rb-lf ...... 0 0 nock was not allowed tq enter the Totals, l4 But as matters now stand, England, lb ...... 1 0 this sltuaiton. Referee: W. J. Clarke NOW chances appear verv slim of the In fact. Ban’s desires In the mat­ Up in County Swimming meet today because he is a mem­ Angeli, c . . . 3 ber of the Hartford Y. M. C. A. EVERYONE WHO JOINS THE Cloverleaves and Cubs meeting Mead, rf ...... 4 1 ter probably account for the men­ tion oLRowland In connection with All three are members of the CHRISTMAS CLUB BECOMES A next Sunday. It is understood the Cushing, If ...... 2 1 Meet in Hartford— Will SEVEN GET IN Cloverleaves will not book another the job, Clarence having been one High school swimming team. Last SYSTEMATIC SAVER ’ . . game with the Cubs unless the of Ban’s boy friends ever since ho Year Manchester walked away with 10 5 2? was wafted off the Chicago tench CENTURY CLASS There is a specific amount due each week. south end eleven posts a forfeit of Score at half time, Middletown Enter State Meet Next the county meet, scoring the most by another of Comiskey's monar- points and the most individual at least $100 to defray expenses for 24, Pextos 12. Referee, Manlon. Payments are made with such ease that the won­ the game itself and for yesterday’s. chial edicts. It Is hardly likely that championships. Frank Soblrai and i& RUN-MAKERS der is how quickly^ pennies,: dimes and d o l^ s The Bay State officials have to Rowland has been given serious Saturday. TAYLOR SCORES 27 POINTS Warnock planed first In every event leave Amherst at 10 o’clock there- consderaton. , they entered and scored a total of grow in such a short 50 wegks. fot-e a clause would have to be in­ It may bet that one of the players There were Just seven players Select the. Club you wish to join. The first Taylor’s contribution of 27 30 points. cluded In the contract that the wll be taken from the ranks and Manchester boys carried off two in tl)e American League that scor­ points went a long way toward giv­ Following Is the summary of the payment makes you a member. game not be cancelled after 9:30 In made manager but the writer has a Individual championships in the junior and Intermediate events; ed 100 or' more runs during the The table below explains ^;he plan fully: ing New Britain a 57 to 43 victory hunch, supported by a rather auth' 1926 Campaign. event of bad weather. County Y swimming meet held in Their Own Fault over the visiting Misrlden Insllcbs Oritatlve tip, that Barnard Is lean­ • Junior Three were members . of the in a free-scoring game. Clanes, of ing toward Peckinpaugh for more Hartford on Saturday, Eddie Mark- Yankees. They were Ruth, Gphrlg ' r iiih DeP*»«U -S« vreefc—In « ' 12.50 However, the situation simmers 50 creeks you have ^ down to just this: the Insilcos, scored 20 points. The reasons than one. He Is a native ley and Arthur McKay, members of 160 yard relay, won by Enfield, and Combs. The others were Mos- Had the two teams cut out their summary: of Cleveland, for one thing. He Is the Rec junior swimming team, second, Granby. Time 2 3-5. tll. White Sox; Goslln, NaUonls; a u b » « — 25.09 silly wrangling and played the New Britain not without managerial experience, came-through with first places la, 40-yard breaststroke, won by McManus,- Browns, and Spurgeon, game a week or two ago as com­ FG. Ff T. for another, having bandied the old all three events In which they were Markley, Manchester; second, Indians. Club ' 50-»« Taylor, If , . Yankees some years back. Ho Is Ruth led the parade, as ho has mon sense called for, yesterday’s ...... 10 7 27 entered. Manchester, with' Its two Clark, Kensington. Time' 32 ?-5. Club 100.00 disappointment would have been Jasper, If ...... 0 0 0 credited with having a superfluity representatives, finished second 40-yard backstroke, won by done on several ..ther occasions. ' 60 fvecks yon have avoided. The logical time for the Sloman, rf ...... 2 0 4 of baseball brains, for a third. only to Kensington in the total Clark, Kensington; second, Price, The Bamb scored 189 times. His Club“ ®P“*‘*„f® each TTMk—In 250.00 60 fveeka yon kave game was Thanksgiving Day and Raynolds, c ...... 3 1 7 No two ways about It, the Indans point summary. Enfleldl Time 43 3-5. teammate, Lou Gehrig, wais next could look further and do worse. with 135. 'Mosul ranked third C lu b Depoait $10 each week—4n ' 5OO.0O the two Sundays bounding it. Glerochowski, c . . . 0 0 0 The two local boys ran up 40-yard freestyle, won by Mark- '■'*** 60 weeka you have However, neither eleven wanted to Kllduff, lb ...... 4 2 ley, Manchester; second, Beasley, with 120. Then came Combs, 113; 10 against little opposition but they Goslln, 1Q5,; McManus, 102, and r'lnl} Depoalt $30 each week—In 1,000.00 play November 21. The Cubs refus­ Sturm, lb ,. , ...... 2 0 Enfield. Tima, 25 7-10., 4 did their best as the time for their Spurgeon, 101, 50 weeha yon have ’ ed the holiday and the Clover­ Sheehan, rb . ...>.. 2 1 5 JUST, ONE TOUCHDOWN races will show. Markley negotiat­ Diving,, won by .Markley, Man­ CluhDepoalt $50 each week—Im 2.500.00 leaves November 28. \ --- ed the 40-yard freestyle swini In chester; second Beasley, Enfield. 50 weeks yon kave ’ As a consequence the situation 23 11 57 Little Hiram College scored but 24 7-10 and the 40-yard breast Intennedlate Diving, won by McKay, Manches-' C lu b Depealt $100 each wM k—In 5 ,0 0 0 .0 0 has turned out just as we predict­ eInsilcos one touchdown all season. It was stroke li) 82 3-5. McKay’s time In 160-yard relay, won h'y Kensing­ ter; second, Smith Wethersfield, ^ 50 weeks yon have - ed. IT FG. F. . T. made against Otterbein. Not a game the 80-yard free, style in the In­ ton. 2:1A3-6., " .. , Point Sonunary ' ’ ’ Hurwitz, rb ...... 0 0 0 did Hiram win, although a couple termediate division was 50 3-5 and 60-yard breaststroke, won by Kensington, 42; Manchester, .25; We cordially invite you to come in and join McCarti/, rb ...... 1 . 0 2 were close battles. he did the 80-yard backstroke In Morlton, Enfield;..second. Erickson, Enfield 20. CARD OF THANKS Mendell, lb ...... 1 6 8 1:05 2*5k Both boys cleaned up In Kensington. Time, 33 3-B. All three of the local hoys. War­ 3 13 GET SAME NUMBER the diving events far ahead of the 80-yard freestyle, won by Mc­ nock, McKay, tad Markley, will en­ Th^ Cloverleaves football team Clanes, rf ...... 9 2 20 second place men. Kay, Manchester; second, Wright. ter state Y mdeta in Tortlngton and wishes to thank all person s who Meilneker, If • • t p 8 r~ 0 • 0 0 Babe Ruth and Harry Heilmann Both entered the^maxlmum num­ Kensington, third, Daly, Enfield. New Haven next Saturday and a The Manchester Trust Co. braved --the elements to come to Callagher, If ...... 0 0 0 each poled out the same number of ber of events they were- allow(jd Time 50 3-5. ' / week from that date. Winners and South Manchester, Conn. 'Hickeys’ Grove yesterday. The safeties In the 1926 chase-—184, under the rules of the meet. Other 80-yard backstroke, won by Mc­ runners up In all county events are game was cancelled by the Cubs 16 11 43 Heilmann, however, was at bat towns In the competition came to Kay, Manchester; second, Gufleth, eligible to enter the state meotj ------Be Sure to Get a Key — - much against our disapproval. Referee, Dillon. Time, 20-minute seven times more than Ruth, Hartford with teams of men num­ ,Ken8ingtpn: third,. Cholosky, Ken­ Warnock will enter because ol»hls MGR. WILLIAM GRIFFIN. 1 periods. though playliig In 11 less games. bering ss many as 12. In view of sington. 'Time 1.05 2-5. connection with the Hartford Y.

/ \- X - f •: ;• ••. • \ I * . ' -’i- • ■I- MANCHESTER irVEmNG BERAIJ); MONDAY, DEC. 6, 1926. P AG E TE N ^. '■ * . ' ' '> * * t * FEATURE ARTICLES I ■ : LATEST FASHION ABOUT INl’ERESTING HINTS BY FOREMOST WOMEN AUTHORITIES

in hei4 a few days ago,* they say, Now—Let the Wind Blow! and., do yoi^ remember the clerk who helped you?” and/then pro­ ceed to find said clerk for her. But often there is.no clue that •we have spent precious minutes in there be­ fore. We aijB either careless, or we don’t want-'to take tlipe to bother,: and are hnly too'glad for the tei^- der ministrations; of any clerk, to ©1026 C lifib rd L^fehl>“ ^Enie8t Lynn, say nothing of seeking a special NIA. SEllmCEIEC. teries In a hot, fierce ^ v e. ;^ A llcn e , one. And it’s rather-- stretching a WHAT HAS GONE BEFORE He felt the young breast held close, point to expect the girl to ask, To the home of PROF and MOLr to bis own lift and foil in throbs ot Out of a Powder Jar. “ have you been hunting in here be­ l i b ELW ELL in Camdenville, short, quick, breath. After a minute "You just couldn’t give-your fore?” We'4 resent it If she did! Ind., one night in October, 1898, he raii^ bis bead and drew her out mother anything she would like But there’s another Phase to tjiis comes MARTHA DALTON, a from ihs shadow of the tree where- better,” said tUe salesgirl, * gazing' m atter which d oes.«p t reflect, on its nurse, bearing a woman who had be could aee into her upturned face. •with rapt eyes at the orchid-colored buyers so much as on the salesglrfs. been traveling. '7The big full mpon shining down musical, powder jar on th,e counter After all, this matter of, ■who gpts • Elwell is an artist. He has a though the leaves reflected Its sll* before her. the cqmmiBslon and the general son, JIM, aged 6. Late that night VOry the dark-eyes look­ "See, just listen! It will play ‘I custom of paying commissions for twin girls are born to the woman, ing up into Us and be saw there the 'Wanta Be Happy!’ ‘Sweet Adeline!’ sales instead of a stralflxt salary, who dies without revealing her Ugbt "ne’er seen on land or sea.” He and ‘It Ain’t Gonna Rain No More.’ or as an addition to a 'straight sal­ r^d there t^e old, old story of the identity. Her attire indicates she If you ,•want to pay $5 more you can ary, is up to the store, not ns! And things that are—the revelation ot 1 is a person of wealth and refine­ get one with black enamel, outline it seems to me it la up to them to so ment. The Elwells adopt the girls. life, ot nature itself. In their humid. depths he saw revealed the great* around tbe flowers and it’ll play regulate the matter that customers 1 The story then moves forward are not embarrassed by. wrangling 18 years. The twins, now growing underlying secret, the iipmprtal fou r tunes-i—tbe ejetra one is ‘The between clerks as to whose “pros­ to beavftiful womanhood, have story of ths Universe, Jim 'Elwell Star Spangled Banner.'” been named RIARGARET and was awake at last. He lovqd -and pect” she, Is. ^ ELIZA BETH and nicknamed was loved. With a fervent exclaipa-- It may sound funny to you, but Tra^ Mark Registered. BUSTS and BETTT. tion, he kissed her again and again. it wasn’t meant to he funny at all. It Is almost tbe Invariable trade­ The United States enters the "Dear,” he said, "and I was so It was In out city’s ritziest depart­ mark of a cheap -store when this World War and Jim Elwell enlists blind. ..." ment store, the sort of store that wrangling does pruhlicly occur. The with the first and awaits his call. Her arms tightened around bis has an entire floor devoted to , better stores have ptrlct laws The Elwells get a contract to turn neck. ' “ I love you, Jim. I can’t maids’ and chauffeurs’ and nursp- against it. A few days ago I trod out scenery for two Chicago thea­ bear to see you go away to war. It maids’ outfits, and has never- been the highways and 'byways looking ters and Jim wires DICK CAN- will kill mo." known to have a customer who so for a gold lace hat. I almost found FIELD, a friend, to come to help He tried to comfort her, tried to much as carried a box of hairpins it in a certain shop, hut was not them. tell her that be was coming back out to her waiting limousine. It just sure of the way the maline Canfield comes, helps them turn safe and sound. ‘‘With America In yvas, in fact, a bit out of my bali- wafted itself heaven'Ward. The clprk \ out the job and after three weeks the war, dear, it can’t last long. wlck, but the mead of Christmas showed me how it could be draped goes to join an aviation unit. Why—!' he laughed bravely—"those cheer was foaming within me, 1 downward, even bringing more- Mobilization now begins in 0am- fellows Will be ready to quit the min­ would go forth td the best mart maline from tbe trimming depart­ denvilie. ute we Ismd in France. You know and do my Christmas shopping, ment, but I was not quite convinc­ NOW BEGIN THE STORK that, honey. Don’t worry. Jim doesn’t want you to. It would make have all the white tissue paper and ed. I took her card, saying I would CHAPTER VII him feel badly if he thought you red ribbon 6n the packages hy look a little more and If I found Thanksgiving eve, and look pious­ nothing any more exactly right, T was early in June when the call were worrying about Um. Be brave, sweetheart." ly and self-cpmplacently ujpn a come back. • was Issued to Camdenville’s en I He held her close until her' sob- struggling shopping world some And Walked Out Again.” listed men. shaken body was still. 'Thirty min­ days hepce. ,I did go hack. My particular girl During the days that followed time utes later she left him to go Into the Music Hath Charms. was out for Innch, My o-ro lunch didn’t just Jog along by any means. house. But before she went she had The salesgirl .unfoldPd further hours were not too long. I couldn’t It flew by with a speed that fairly confided In him another secret and glories of her realm. It seeumd that well wait, so told another clerk given to him the promise he bad ex­ what I wanted. The hat was no took the breath and gripped the if you didn’t care for the'tuneful acted. powder jar, there were musical more than found when the first girl hearts of the Elwell family. "'X’es, Jim," was the answer she jugs to sit by the bedside with the breezed in. She was all coos and ma(^ to his question, "1 promise. And on the twins fell a Sort of night drink, and charm the wake­ sugar to me, but turned on the sec­ Not"until you come back shall any­ tragic calm, as if they had Just ful one with tunes when the stop­ ond girl with rage in her orbs. one except sister learn from me-our ‘"rhls is my customer,” she said awakened to the tragedy at hand He held her close until her soh-shaken body was still. secret. And If—’’ her arms tight­ per was taken out. There were mu­ and were resolved to bear it like the sical tea pots and musical bread “I showed her a dozen hats the Rusty, he felt that they might as der-colored dress wherp the moon­ ened around his neck . .. she was Spartan maidens of old. still for a moment . . and then traps, musical wash cloths and bath other day.” “ But you didn’t ask for Ethel Hays, who sketches flappers for NEA Service and The Hei-ald re­ well get the agony over with. beams touched It as It crossed the went on, fighting bravely to keep towels, hae noo a doot. her, did you?” said the second cently drew a sort of combination skirt-and-hloomer arrangement where­ The nest to the last evening before yard. A moment passed. In which Mollle Elwell, In a darkened corner her voice from breaking—"if you 1 . I Miss My Swiss* “Well, she is mine!” This from the by windy days and high street car steps would be robbed of all their Jim was to go away found him and he stood thinking somberly; then he of the room, was silent, and Jim on don’t—don’t come back we’ll-^sho I was reminded of a day in Lu­ first. “Well, she is not!” This from terrors for the rolled-hose sex. Clara Bow, film actress, saw the sketch Rusty and Betty in the Elwell par­ the second. » his couah wais in an agony of spirit. stepped across to the doorway. and I—will keep I t . secret always. cerne, Switzerland, last summer, and.liked it. , She’s shown here wearing the what-do-you-caU. it. lor. Jim was stretched out in his But come back, Jim." v^en •we Invaded a -woodcarver’s So I just walked out and got my Elizabeth Elwell began to play. From under the trees In the back customary pose on the sofa. But He would, he told her, and kissed shop to seek some of those little hat somewhere else, I thank you! yard came the sound of sobbing. Jim In a Little Spanish Town. Waj-ne Softly, like ^ e breathing tones of her iiands. carved red-nosed , gnomes and Rusty and Betty, both dressed alike Elwell slipped quietly out and across Popular Medley Here’s Result fairy music, the low notes of the lit­ dwarfs that are the delight of the in lavender-colored frocks, occupied the lawn, pausing under the shade of All right," she whispered. “ And Martin and Storm, Accordionists tle prelude**to the old song fell on old whiskered men of the Alps who a big leather chair, Betty half hidden now, my big pal—my sweetheart— Bass Solo— their ears. Then; the maples. I’m going in and tell sister." make their ^living by their whit­ WTIC in its depths and Rusty sitting on its Why, he thought rebelllously, did To be announced— Frederick A. “ When other tongues and other She was goAe, and once more, as tling to take' down to the valley be­ Shipman ^ cushioned arm. this have to happen? Why couldn’t she moved from the shade of the low. 'Wearily I sank into, a carved Travelers Insurance Go., hearts Q u a r t e t - it was reminiscent of that other he, like bis friend, Dick Canfield, be trees, the moonbeams fell across heC' chair by the door while my friend Hartford. nn. i Comrades in A rm s ...... Adams Their tales of love shall tell. evening In June. Just a short year alone with no one to care too much lavender frock. Jim ElwelTs eyes looked at car,vings. Music swelled » a ’r. Apollo Male Quartet In language whoso excess Imparts were brimming. and welled about m6— dainty, tink­ ago, when Jim had come in with the If he never caine back? Why? Accompanists: Henry E. Bonan- The power they feel so well; He turned back Into the shadow ling tunes like those that haunt the der; Natlie Kosinska beefsteak dressing on his eye and The form of a girl became visible There may, perhaps. In such a of the maples. He wanted to think— pages of Andersen’s or Grimm^ s Program for Monday ^11:00 p, m.— News had demanded music to ease his suf­ to bis eye. Her head was burled In to be alone for a while—out there In 6:00 p. m.— “Mother Goose,” Bes­ scene. fairy tales. Over and over again lltOS-'^Capitol Theater Organ— ferings. the hollow of her arms as they, rest­ the splendor of the Indiana night they were played. I looked about sie Taft . ‘Melodies for the Folks at Some recollection be This was the setting tonight when ed against the tree trunk. He was where he had found this sweet and for the music box and it w.as not 6.20—News i Home” — Walter Dawley. Of days that have as happy been. wonderful thing, this fragrant rose >6:30— Dinnej: Concert, Emil Heim- Prof and Mollle Elwell entered the half crying as he moved softly up until my friend approached, pack­ Then you’ll remember me, you'U of love’s young dream that had so berger’s Hotel Bond Trio— room as the darkening shadows were behind her and placed bis hands on age in hand, and I arose, that the remember, remember me.” suddenly bloomed In his life. Hungarian Dances No. V and WORTH-WHILE CAKES. falling. But gone was all the happy her shoulders. music stopped and the smiling pro­ How could It be possible, he prietor told me I had been sitting VI ...... Brahms Joyous spirit of that other June eve A sweet contralto voice died away Then she turned around, but her thought, that he had gone on all on a musical chair which could play Woodland Whispers . .Von Blon When making cake, it is economy in a low cadence of drifting melody. face was bidden from the moon by , Nell Gwyn Dances ...... German nlng. The hearts that then beat in these years without seeing It before? twelve hours straight if the sitee to ,use ohjy the best materials, the shadow of the great tree. And to discover It on the eve, al­ Happy Days ...... Strelezkl the peaceful breasts of that little as­ Sllen ;e fell on the little group. ^ * . did not remove himself or herself. strictly. fresh eggs, fine granulated “ Don't cry, little pal,” he said to most, of his going-away, perhaps/ Gray Days ...... Johnson Then suddenly from one of the shad­ Doo-Dads and Tahingamajlgs. sugar, good butter and pastry semblage now were gripped with her, his own voice husky; "It’ll never to return. . . . The irony of Selection from “Tannhauser” foreboding, in truth, from appear­ owy forms in lavender came a stifled, probably come out all right In' the There is much food for thought ...... Wagner flour. Otherwise, the result is not wash, you know." in the Christmas display this year. ■worth the effort. ' , ances, it might have been the night tearing sob. And as he stood there, thinking '7:00— “The. Romance of Rubber” No words came from her for a Perhaps there has been' for the past after a funerai in the house. Jim Elwell arose from the sofa and there came to Jim Elwell remem- W . M. Hlckeiy short space, as she stpod there lean­ brance of many little Incidents which few years, but it seems to me that 7:15—Soprano- CROUTONS FOR SOUP. It was Rusty who broke the pall left the room. He walked blindly, ing against him, her body'shaking at the time of their occurrence had never before has the commercial Spring Voices ...... Strauss ! of silence with a low-spoken request. feeling his way along out through violently. Then, “ Oh, Jim," came seemed of no Importance to him. world gone on quite such a ramp­ I Bring You'Heartease/' To prepare.croutons that are so the startling response, the words delicious with soup,' cut buttered “ Oh, sister." she began, with a little the kitchen. At the door he paused But now in the light of what he age with its artay of meaningless, .’...... Branscombe The vogue of short skirts is result­ broken by short, gasping sobs, "don’t had learned this night be told him­ silly, gew-gaws and doo-dads. Now Down- in the Forest .... Ronald slices , of. bread into squares half catch In her voice that was half a and lifted his eyes toward the sky. ing in the creation of various typea call me just—Just a little—little pal self he would rather cut off his fight this commercial world is canny. The an inch thick. Heat in the oven in I sob, "get your harp, will you, dear Ruth McJuhkin Dewey, So- "God!" he said softly, and then he —tonight! Call mer-call me your— band than take a chance of his other gew-gaws would not be there if p'fano; Muriel Passmore, Ac­ pan, stirring occasionally until of leggins and boots. YabriC; [ and sing 'When Other Tongues and walked to the woodshed, where be oh, Jim, you’re going—golhg'away— little pal being hurt. He was fully there were no market for them. It companist they are crisp and golden brown. sometimes~matc^hing ' the skirt m,a» I Other Hearts'? My heart is going dropped down 4n a chair in a dark to the warl I'll never see^seo you convinced now that he had done the means that women will buy. Now 7:30— Monday Merrimakers. terial, and leather, are used. again—1 know! -you’ll—oh, k-kiss I to break anyhow, and it might as corner and cupped his ckin in his right thing In exacting the promise. the question arises, what sort of 8:00— The New Departure Band— me, won’t you Jim? Not as you’ve— . . . The three of them would catch March, Maryland ...... Panella ONIONS AND CABBAGE I well break tonight!" bands. woman exists today who must spend you’ve always k-klssed me before— the morning train for Chicago...... Selection Jrom “ Mikado” Green vegetables keep. their col­ I Ordinarily optimistic people. It has but—oh, jirh!" her time and energy in hunting up He sat there for some minutes, He would telegraph Dick to meet and buying fripperies that cannot ...... Sullivan or better if they are cooked ih an I been said, can on occasion get a sort Tenderly ho took, the shaking form staring at the shadowed floor. Then them and— by any stretch of the imagination Cornet solo with Quartet— uncovered’ dish. Strongly* flavored of morbid enjoyment out of the most in bis arms and drew, it close. Hq The voice of his mother broke In I the sound of a footstep fell on bis he called “white hyacinths for the My Creole S u e ...... Dayis vegetables such as onions and cab­ I dolorous prospect. Perhaps Rusty bent his head and his Ups; touched oh him. She stood Just a few feet Messrs. McFarland, Noon, Den­ bage are .hetter cooked uncovered, ear. hers. But. the quick, passionate away. \ soul,” unless her soul he a bawdy was of that nature. And that, per nis and Otto and thelr;6'd6r is less objectionable I cling of those Ups of hers was mme- (To B^ Continued) thing, indeed! It failed to stir him at first, but The Band— If allowed'to pass , off continually ; haps, was the reason why Prof El thing far different from fihJtlhing Anyway, We Buy Them. another sound brought him to bis Medley on Southern Plantation in steam. = well brought Betty’s harp from Its Jim Elwell had ever kno-wn before. Jiiu can’t ^tell his mother whieh And are we women who think Songs ...... ^rr. (Jontemp feet. He looked up Just in time tp 5 place In the corner and stood It up The blood leaped to . his. heart and it is be loves, and be explain! that we must have, because they Waltz: Sourire d’ArvIl . . Depret catch a fleeting glimpse of a laven are set before us, powder jars that I In front of her. Probably, like then went pounding through his ar­ why. Read tbe next chapter. Baritone— play tunes and perfume atomizers Laurel Wreath Polka Barnhouse for the handbag and a million other Mr. Karl Otto MRS. ELUOm SHOP baubles of an over-complex age ■The B a n d - any happier, really, than our moth­ dresses her, or gains a coveted Overture; Raymond ...Thomas GIFjrS FOR A LL T w o M inute ers who would no more have spent By the Waters of Minnetonka Home Page Editorials. .. place on a team! Men as a rule are better fitted money for a hand-painted musical ...... Lleurance OCCASIONS . ■Hair D ress Good Natute for group living than women, con­ powder jar than for the crown jew­ The Anvil Polka , ...... Parlow V By Edna Wallaca Hopper Our Higher trary to all the annals of sex. els of the Russian Royal Family? Hungarian Fantasia .... 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nAPBBg FANNY saws GAS BUGGIES^Another Gold Mine? By Frank Beck -7 =— IS SENSE and nonsense . TALK , ABOUT _ , I TOOK IT TO W HEN . i TOOK IT> THAT BEiNG TH.4T YOU'RE 7 ■ -^1 . L SUCH A BRAINY ^ BY And now we have the sad case of uighwaV robbery ! A VULCANIZING YOU SHOULD IN HE'SAW THE W AS THE t i m e > BUSlNEiJS M .AN X A g o s h ! V the boy who spent six months In THEY SOAKED' ME W H E R E PLACE. I CAN HAVE TAKEN HOLE W A S N 'T BiG . ; T O , ' a n d OUT OF WORK,) { I NEVER L overcoming halitosis only to dis­ THREE BUCKS FOR DIO YOU BUY A WHOLE A RUBBER ENOUGH TO MAKE DO YO U R ' v Y o u o u g 'h t t o y 1 THOUGHT'., cover that he was’ unpopular any­ F1LUIN6 THE TA K E IT ? NEW SHOE FOR HEEL OFF AN ALL DAf JOB HOLLERING.' 1 (Pr o f it b y y o u r \ \ OF, T H A T li how, ' DINKY HOLE TO SOME t w e n t y b e a n s .' PNE^OF YOUR OUT OF IT SO HE NOT W HEN. , EXPERIENCE AND ) 1 T H A T TIRE DENTIST! HE NEVER USED] OLD SHOES TOOK A KNIFE YOU- GOT One thousand poor people in New HOME \ GO INTO THAT < / ’ THREE BUCKS!. A HUNDREDTH 'AND TAC^C e d ­ AND CARVED York were presented with radios PART OF THAT i t ON IT - BIGGER 7. TO M E .: j?/ LINE YOURSELFJ last Christmas-:—poor people! AMOUNT OF .YOURSELF. ' I ' RUBBER. (f When doing ypur Christmas m — shopping don’t forget the first of 1 the year tax list— beg your pardonj for crossing bridges.

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Santa Claus is surely right For be brings- us such delight*; Hear him scale the roof so steep, Then down’ the chiainfey creep. e«M« BY NC/k SemnCE, INC. \ ^ Jk _ % Santa Claus you need not fear Hubby may think he has the last If his bells you chance to hear; T By Perty Crosby word— but how long does it last? Gifts fo f all he’ll leave behind, SKIPPY Hurrah for ,the Christmas time. intelligence e ts Chorus: 0 0 / a w a n t f O ^ A T ^ ” Jingling Christma,s bells,,- VARIETY-TEST Happy the children’’s band, A P C A T € O f r H € . ■ (SKCKec- THC O O W f 6 ^ Shining eyes drooping with flick­ M PROP V, ■ ing tapers. l/ A K IC C A ICC Twe wH ire Hoos€ We are off to the slumberland, Christmas time brings good cheer. - Waiting a ^lad surprise. Children’s a-singing; Their sweet voices singing Hurrah for the Christmas time.

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Sambo: “ What kind of a Watch you got?’’ ' - j Jasbo: “ I has a wonder watch ’’ , ' Sambo: “ Wonder watch! Never heard of that before.’’ Jasbo: “ Well, you see it’s this way. Every time I look at it I won­ der what time it is.”

A frpe and easy, man is usually I*. I- Kr.niin’i*. lur. 0CC6| popular. So Is a free and easy wo­ f i ‘ ^ man. SALESMAN $AM Always a Way Out By Swan Dealer: “ That, sir, is a rare old revolver. It was carried by Chris­ topher Columbus.” Do You M o 5 l f ? - X>RV060K1T'.'.- WHP.TR f rn RLL IN - GOE^.$ VOO HPiVJtHT •PAID VoOR. WILL \ 6»o? \ BlMT 6oT HO MoHEV ! y I KEE-P I ■DRH - RLL ry t (^DE; I'LL 60 To RHO K o o n -RE.HT Tol? R Customer: “ What! "Why, re­ W hole, w e e k volvers were not Invented in Colum- VlftFPLES -S-E-LV- I5’ NlSTe.1^ ■Eriv -? Gentlemen Prefer Blondes. Brunettes. There’s a variety of interesting Redheads, questions in this test. The correct Raven heads? answers appear on another page: Titians. 1— Who is shown in the accom- Flaxens. ■panying picture? Aiibunis. ' 2— Who -wrote “The Story of Nutbrovms. Philosophy,” recently published? Peroxides. 3— Who is popularly known as Hennas. the Duce of Italy? Gentlemen prefer— , 1 0 P 4— Does President Coolidge li:- WOMEN! lieve in high pr low Income taxes? 5— v-'What is meant by the popu­ It is generally the citizens who lar theater slang term “ an Annie have never dabbled in ink who Oakley” ? 6— What is the title of the nov­think they know bettep-^how to run el that Joseph Conrad left unfin­ a newspaper. ished at his death? 7— Who is the creator of thebus’s time.” 6\ “ Fu Manchu” mystery tales? Dealer: “ I know. That’s what 8— What- members of Queenmakes this one so rare.’-’ FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Os^ie Has Questions of His^Own Marie’s immediate family accom­ panied her on her American tour? It is hardly fair to expect every­ i 1 BETCAA Y5U V O S n VEAW-6EE., IF t| PAciPrc.'.'^loMoUo -■ VMWy DOES A BROVMM 9— Where is radio station KOA?body elsGj to be good simply because VNAAT rauEA IT VA DO/O'T VJtiO^'nK/iT YA VOOARE DUMB.'.' 10— Near what city is the Houseyou are growing old and have lost I , COW t w a t e a t s g r e e n g r a s s IS THAT e m p t ie s D^TD cerTa i/olv a r e OOMB-s 60SM-VOO DO/O'r MBBBEVpO of David colony? your kick. WAAT CIVIE VMMITE. AWLk TWAT 7A’ golf of MEXICO IT BESIMS VNl-m AM ‘ UMOW AAJV7MIM6, -TUlAJk VOO’RE RIMER? M AM’ EMDS VilTA SO SMART.!' m a r e s v e l l o w “ So'she’s n grass widow?” All work and no play makes Jack I OSSIE.' BOTTER?? “ Yes. Her husband was a vege­ a dull boy, but all play and no work AM I .' MOAOflo tarian.” makes him a duller.

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(KE.-ID THE STORY THEN COLOR THE PICTURE). |\ A merry bunch of Tinymites plane and then they heard the man were surely seeing all the sights. exclaim “ My trip will sure be VIKY, grand. I ’ll soon be flying through They’d climbed upon the back end t C(\N'T the sky, and through the clouds. of a great big touring car. Said Tehn, by and by. I ’ll land up near V I GilEN FIND Scouty, “ Gee, I ’m - getting cold. the, north pole; for’ I ’m bound for ^ MM SELF. Hang on, you fellows. Don’ t lose Santa Land.” ' , hold. The speed the man is driving And then the man went after gas, at, he must bo going far.” and when the Tinies saw him pass % Along the country road dust flies. on out of sight, they scrambled It flew up in thein little eyes, and forth and cried, “ 'We’ll go along.” made' it rather hard for them to Said Ukey, “ Let’s climb in the ship. really have much fun. And then the This ought to be h dandy trip- Of auto swerved about and, as it stop­ course " e ’ll have to trust to luck ped the man jumped out, and that nothing will go wrong.” shouted to another man, “ I’m glad And so,'behind the driver’s seat that trip is done.” they found a place that sure was “ Now, all be quiet,” Scouty said, neat. The man wtfs now returning “ I think the man’s gone up ahead'. so they rushed to beat the band. s soon as it is good and safe we’ll The next thing that the Tinies hide behind a tree.” For quite a knew, the man was In the airplane •t ' . y' while they watched the man and too, and in an Instant they,were then they all jumped up and ran, bound for good old Santa Land. 23 and shortly found a hiding place, as (T o be continueA) safe as it could be. c»»a»,iYH«Apowiet,iiic. They hoped for thrills, and! not (The Tlhles sail through the In vain, for soon they saw an 'aero-. clouds in the next Ctorjr)* ’

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> . - i . >-’■•_ r;TS4,-4f.=, >c ' ■-...... MONDAY,^ D E G .v^l9^ ~r~‘ i .' ■■ 'A ■ ‘ ' • 4'. ' - • » IBSaturlt^atrr JEufttUta Heiiiii - m- PAGE TWELVE 4I . r t - .. South Methodist \ 1 * . Episcopal Qiurch ‘ -J f. ^Festival o f the Months’ • • b a z a a r t ' WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 8th Ready For &vere Admission Free. 3:00 p. m.— 10:00 p. ni. WINTER Cafeteria Supper \ Able to supply you with the n^essary wants to help A Fine Display of Christmas Gifts. you defy the long cold days of winter. Arctics and Rubbers for Men and Boys. Heavy SUPPER ilSJD Warm Underwear, Wool Hose, Gloves and Mittens for all pui-poses. Sweaters, Suede Jackets. Warm Over­ A Choice ENTERTAINMENT coats and Suits. Tim’s Caps for boys. Under the Auspice of the Brown’s Beach Jackets w th collar ...... i .$ 5 .0 0 Swedish Lutheran Church Choir Brown’s Beach Jackets without collar ...... $ 4 .4 5 WEDNESDAY, DEC. 8, 6 >30 p. m. Tickets 75 Cents. Brown’s Beach Vests ...... $ 2 .3 5 Coontail Felt Boots—Sheepskin lined coats for men and boys. , . ^ Give Daughter A As A'Uift. • -s • . . a . . ABOUT TOWN Quality gifts for Men. and Boys, large assortments. Newest styles. Selected From Our Wonderful Showing of Men’s and Boys’ Ne<&wear Announcements In the Hartford 50 cents to $3.50. \ . ^ papers during the past few days The Berkley Knit Tie. “The Tie of a Thousand that The Elmer Auto Co., had giv­ SCL en up the Ford agency and taken K n o ts .” 4 Adyanced Showing over the Overland Whippet caused some speculation as to how this arrangement would affect the BUY NOW Pickett Motor Sales, which has the local agency for the Wlllys-Knight BUY HERE and Whippet. Mr. Pickett, who holds a direct agency for these BUY OFTEN A TRIBUTE TO HER cars has been assured by the New York management that his status Participate in the FREE GIFTS. One chance with DAINTINESS will not be affected and that he will every 50 cent pu rch ^. , continue to represent the Whippet In Manchester terriory. One Suit Clothes,- One Boys’ Suit^ One Pair of Shoes, PERFUMES FOR SOMEONE on YOUR LISP One Hat, One Pair of Gloves, One Shirt, One Umbrella, Sunset Rebekah Lodge will meet One Necktie. t o in Odd Fellows hall this evening. COTY^*...... $1.00, $2.00, $3.75 LEATHER GOODS The Falcons will have their regu­ L’Oiigan, Paris, Chypre, Styk and lar meeting at the Manchester Com­ Emaraude. munity clubhouse tomorrow instead G L E N N E Y ’ jS COTY’S EAU DE COLOGNE.. $1.00 One and twopiece models in the advsmced spring of Thursday evening. Surely there is someone on your HUDNUT’S QUELQUE ^ styles— ^trimmed with ^broidery, pleats, ribbon and The Manchester League of Wom­ FLEUR ...... $1.00, $2.00, $4.00 . list that will be delighted with a new hand bag; especially one sheet­ en Voters will meet at Chestnut tucks. ' Stunning models for . iriimediate wear. Lodge Tuesday at 3 p. m. The APRIL SHOWERS $1.00, $2.50 ed at Hale’s. Poncho and under- speaker will be Mrs. Fred E. Duffy C o lo rs: the-arm models in calf, goat, pateht of West Hartford, formerly of Man­ DJER KISS PERFUME ..... $1.75 leather, silk and alligator. A won­ chester. Her subject will be “ The derful collection priced, Legislative Program of the WOODWORTH’S CARESS AND League.” FIANCEE...... $1.00, $1.75 QUEEN BLUE, ATHENA HUDNUT NARCISSUS----- '.. $1.00 $1.00 to $10.00 The.annouhcement in Saturday’s ROSEBEIGE ' . MOTHER GOOSE Herald that The Manchester Trust HUDNUT’S THREE Co., would give away $100 in gold FLOWERS...... $1.00, $2.00 MONKEY SKIN GREEN to some Christmas Club member MAIN FLOOR whose key would open the chest containing it, stated that after Dec. MAIN FLOOR 25, Christmas Club members would FROCKS—SECOND FLOOR have the opportunity to try their Men’s Rubbers, light and medium and heavy weight, keys in the chest. The date should have been December 20. low cut ^ d stpnp. , Any man would appreciate an. Men’s 1 ,2 and 4 buckle Arties. CHRISTMAS RAINCOAT SPECIALS Imported English pipe for Xmas Men’s high lace Boots, waterproof. Come in and see our line. United Men’s heavy W oohP^ts. Soda Shop, William Wolfe, Prop., Men’s Leather Jackets. - Corner Main and Bissell sts.. So. Manchester.— Adv. ‘ Men’s Ughti medium imd^he^vy work and dress Hose. The New Collegiate Men’s line^, dress and work Gloves. ^ Men’s Ear Lap Caps.. ’ ’ , All kinds of Men’s Sweatere; s Sawyer BELTED GUARANTEED

■Pictures MEN’S UNDERWEAR WHEN IN DOUBT GIVE The collegiate girl will be ■ pleased; with one of these new Eth-a-dri slickers. Snappy belted'models in black, green , and red. A U S E ^ G I F T Make Desirable from $ 1.00' to $6l00 per Suit GLOVES HOSIERY - We have a large assortment of the $3.98 RAINCOATS...... '.... ^$2.98 Wh^t girl can'have too many pair Christmas well known Fawn and Baemo kid of hosiery. We have a full lln? of >Rubl3ers and If you are planning on giving a rmncoat.as a gift it will be worth your Gotham, Phoenix, FI?incee, Humming filover. in f.nicy cuff and .slip-on mod­ Bird and Polntex In all the new win­ Gifts. m m : Sretiesfor Men, els. Priced while to see the raincoats which we are 'Dffering at, $2.98. AU the wanted' ter shades. Priced, We have a complete show­ Women and $2.98 and $3.98 shades. Sizes 14 to 44/ ’ ' $1.00 to $1*95 ing of tl>ese very beautiful Children. ^tAl^J FLOOR RAINCOATS— SECOND FLOOR MAIN FLOOR pictures in stock. Felt Boots arid Extra Rubbers, Rubber .... ------^ Priced from Boots, hip and knee length. ' - . COME TO TO YLAND FOR THE SPINET DESK : * »V ' ; 75c $18.50 ' - TOMORROW! , A Desk Set C H IL D R E N 1 GIVE PICTURES THIS A.L & . e b . ' CHRISTMAS. ■ Professor A1 Flosso • c o i f f i i n Ja i ^ e b 1.9,8, $4.50 $5.00 WILL ENTERTAIN SAIjlTA CLAUS KEMP'S THE CHILDREN WITH Five piece sets consisting of a '^desk b lo tte r, an in k w ell, a station ­ A N D B U Y . MAGIC TRICKS ery holder, a letter blotter and a letter opener. Made of metal or pearlpid in blue, tan, black, rose, etc. ■/t. A Surprise Package STA-nONERY— MAIN FLOOR •'. AND NEW- 25c ' “PUNCH ANT JUDY ’ SHOW ■ - DON’T DELAY! Frofsesor A1 Flosso has entertain- Orders Taken for,Personal .^grayed, Christmas Santa will be with ns every after-’ id people all over thu world with his Greeting Cards Uiiiil Dec. 15th. . : noon until Christmas. mhgde tricks. Gome in and see him < thU^ week.' Hours 1 ;to 5 p. m., I* ' The weather has. been .too v finp; th is. F aU ., ■ Cold ^ weather ’ " . Tuesday night from 7 to 9 p. m. m X i N FLOOR, REAR ' ■ delayed and'men'put.off buying Winter siiits, so we have too i . . • . - . SN0W SHOVELS \ many for this time of year. ' BASEMENT We w ^ t the room they occupy and the money they, repre­ sent, so to move them qiiiiA we have decided on this

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$32.56 SUITS N O W ...... ! ...... $24.95 $40.00 SUITS N O W '.^ . $30.95 $35.00 SUITS N O W ...... ;$27.95 $27.50 SUITS NOW *.$20.95 ■' SPECXAli aCEEBTING FOB .again two prtthree times- Then they Tefreshfments will be served bj. $37.50 SUITS N O W ...... ' ...... $29.95 ^ $30.00 SUTTS NOW . r. . . .r . . . ^. .$22.95 UGHTSGOODTHERE (wenU dht ;enth^e}y. ;,SufieFihiehhdnt S. A. XMAS SALE - some of the young people. The sa^- Manchester, i^dge of Masons .will L.'^H. Heebner ^ dispai^hpll -serern.1 is under the; ansplces of the Yop«]^- A t these extremely low prices we shall be obliged 'to charge extra f6r any altera­ hold, a spi^ial'^mihunlcation-, to­ men'to,iii|wimh' the^ power pvpf onto OPENSTOMORROW Peoplei's^ • Le^on and . Women^ tions, ... ; " •• . morrow eVeaihg when the' Master the old ihie wblch.^fpllows the rnJU Home league, who have been worl^-. Mason degree w;iU be Oonferred'on road tracks. :In a' WjjiQr^ttine semde lug during the past months to several ptromlooht business m^n. ’ ^ waB’r.estdred.>.':. '.r ? together a good assortment A This will bo the last meeting at Manchester was in almost total i The Salvpiion 'Aim7 will open goods to sell. The sale will . or It’ was thrpngh the; which the/j^es^nt piQcers will con­ darkness for twenty minutes about its sfiie. df-!!?drk, tomoirrow evening .Tuesday evenlffgrat 7 o'clock. V ■1- fer the degrees. The election of offi­ F 'o’clock Saturday night-^when an local department .%e■> .^'lljehts in' the’-ibwer halUpf .tjie citadel ou ARTHUR cers Will take place .one w^ek’from electric light pole bearing the main went oat as it,waV':^trin[ldhhl;ter- Main. strebL 'The ^Ariny a fine For value you can't te--: f - V tomorrow at the regular ^jneeting.: feed wire from Hartford broke off ritory.vHowe Ver., Jfc at fiyadit' to display of ^all kinds of things that '.A. .5-38 Crosley that Barstow’s Radio VISIT OUR NEW BOYS’ DEPARTMENT. /The session tomorrow eveuimg near the Manchester-East Hartford Superintend eh tthet eervr make np a sale'of work, Including Shop is selling for $16 dowu and i; will'start'promptly at 7:30. A large' town line. The .cause.., is unknown.: ice^ was restored ^ < q niekly;.as ; it embroidery, fancy . work, > aprons, 16.44-a month!for. 1 0 ‘.montbs. tnraout of the .Masons la szpectsd.' ^->-The lights went off and then iod . was. -basketry, boxaie made'candles, also stcdled cpmplete.^^TAdv^--* J-r.r

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