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• • I ., V i f,-y. AdreMABc oa Plogo 1A]l SQOTH BiANCHESTBB, CONNvFRll’AT^NOyESlBER 18,. 1932. FIOCE THREE CEN1» yOL. Ln^ NO. 42. * *♦ iiJL 3 FIREMEN INJURED PROOF TBAT SOKffiiSiNG £3 BREWING! ' . m - m IN NORWALK BLAZE FULL CABINET TO A Score Of Olhers Sdfor HINDENBURG ACTS From Effects Of Suîhiiric IN GERMAN CRISISI For ^ T in e Is Months AH fimiM^-Store Barns With HUNGER MARCHERS Menbers Presold No De- a Loss Of Aboot $70,000. Visits V ariou Leaders To Visit ROOSEVET b iis Gven Ont After Con- " See If a New Cabinet Can Norwalk, Nov. 18.— (A P )—A score of firemen are suffering from the ef Leaders Dsnand Tbat He lereace B n It b Ssmised fects o f sulphuric fumes this after not Be Organized. noon and three others are under Ask PresideDt Hoerer To P n ^ ra tio in Were Made medical care fo r Injiudes received Berlin, Nov. 18.— (A P )—The fun tWw morning in a $70,000 blaze in weight of Germany's domestic crisis AD ow Jbrdi On CapitaL F « Neit Week’s Parky the P. W. Woolworth 6 and 10 cent fen upon the aged President 'Von at m Washington street store Hindenbuig today as he set out Widi Presideit-ElecL wmiMn Morrow of the Central Albany, H,^Y., Nov. 18.—(A P )— grim ly to attain his cherished ideal fire station was rushed to' the Nor A ddegation of ’îmgar marchers” of a national concentration govern walk hospital after he was cani^ today personally demanded'Of Pred- Washington, Nov. 18.—(AP) — unconscious from the burning bulld- ment tolerated, at least by the dead dent-elect Roosevdt tlmt he call (totoertog his full O btoet around, inir. He was overcome but is not locked Reichstag. him fo r the first time in months, serious. Harry Smith o f the H^P® The President started alone on upon Preddent Hoover to withdraw Hose Company collapsed in the fire Presidoit Hoover today gave con the difficult road he has charted for Don’t be misled by these pictures—beer isn’t baick^yist But the brewers are taking ho chances beb>^'caught' n a j ^ g whm and U real what they said was the Preddent’s house after he returned from the himself as a result of the resigna beer is permitted. The activities shown above are in tlm Ruppert Brewery in New Yorki On the left Hure the giieuit kettles; the figure of the request to all governors to dissuade sideration to war debt and domestic ms condition is precarious. tion of the Junker Cabinet of Franz the march.upon Washington. problems as a prelude to his confer-, Harold Werner of the Central fire workman (indicated by arrow) gives a striking impression of thefr size. Li the center^-no this is not a scrae from the good old dajrs—Ohaties Von Papen. That government Fieser is l^ e c t in g the product after filtration for cloudiness. Onf the right, Joseph Dobler Is shown scrubbing one of the giant fermenting tanks. The three ddegates, . roughly clad, ences next week with President- station was cut about the face and stepped aside yesterday after two were ushered into the governor's Elect Roosevelt and Congressional head by flying glass but did not re elections had failed to give it a study at the nandon to make their leaders. main in the ho^tal after receiving working hold on the Reichstag. demands. Seated about Mr. Roose One or more members o f the o ffi treatment. Only the President’s secretary velt’s desk aiki speaking to husky cial family have been absent from The firemen conquered the blaze was called to accompany the PresI ALLEYCATWINS STRIKERS ROUTED tones, the trio said they represented Cabinet sessioiu since mid-snmmer after a six hour batUe but they were dent at conferences with various AMY JOHNSON COMPLETES hundreds o f ‘Unemployed hunigry” for campaign or other reasoiu, but handicapped by sulphuric fumes party leaders—each in private. Who demanded that Mr. Roosevelt, all answered the call today in toe which rendered gas masks useless. Selected for those talks today as president-elact and governor: face of what Mr. Hoover has termed Offirtitiw think an overheated fur were Alfred Hugenbutg, the Nation PRIZE AT SHOW BY STATE POLICE Call upon President Hoover to a pending “world problem of major nace may have started the fire which alist party leader; Eduard Dingle- rescind his requed to discourage the in^rtance to thlsnation.’* Requests of foreign debtors for a was discovered at 5:80 a. m. and dey, the German People’s (Popu march. vrtiich was not under control until list) party chitf and Dr. Ludwig moratorium extension and a review To call a special session p f the of the debt field received Cabinet 11:30. ______Kaas, acting for the Catholic Cen Judged Second Best Amoag Attempt To Prereitt Men Legldature to ■ appropriate ' plOO,- Smathed Rieq>rd Made ^ attentiem along ^ t b the gigantic trist party. V0TEW0RTH$3 006,000 fo r feeihrg the unemployed. task o f paringYederal expenditinres To See mtler Nearly 200 Of Ftom W orlm g In Min^ To arrange for armories along toe down to the W ei of receipts. Tomorrow the chief executive wlB Her W ban d B j Orer T fs route of rnarch to he thrown open As they arrived at toe White KELLEY DENOUNCES see Adolf mUer, leader of the mdkt WITNESS ASSETS to house the marchers. House, membeta'were informed that poweiful Mngle group in the Reich F ^ o e s h U m East S ern al Men B m l- To provide state trucks, gasoltoe, the President in an historic tele stag, the NaB Schaffer of the Bavarian People’a To order that there be no “police cessor-elect yesterday had arranged WATERWAYS PLAN Party. • New Yoiic, Nov. 18^—(A P )—^Fuz Springfield, m., Nov. 18—(A ^ — terrors” for the marchers enrouteu to meet him shortly after 8:80 p. The Socialists were not invited Tr^. Tdk Prdiers Tkat Was Governor’s Answei* rn., next -Tuesday afternoon in tos because o f their brusque refusal to zy, a Brooklyn alley eat, sat cm a Several'htmttoed striking. cqaEînto*. The Preddent-elect w ith.dboro on executive offices to discuss debt and meet the rssiiîng Chancellor Von satin pillow among 185 blue bloods ors, picketing the Cora mina jib ito the desk and. watching the |bees'of amcd problems. Bead Of New Haven De- Papen Toesdty. Nothing was. said, Of the fSUae.;Worid while hundredr C^pe Town, Unton of S o ^ Afrijm, Price Paid h P h ilade^ attempt to dtssuaele other ;4Mtêto each speaker to turn, replied-to'tbe - Others Snmmaaed either, o f the:Oommunhfts. N ov.'18.h-;(A P )—?;/Lmy JgîKm land ftinn Vrorh^, weio early demand toat when he calls i- nulklreenwi^ tlfib mominig af6te..a dptiiimifith.de- dent Hoioyer next Tuesday bt-?ad- dnres Snbsidized T r « p s 4 ; ; ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ , S ? S S recaU h ^ TCfuaaktyn' throe Republican • and three Demo- to- byapSFtoi: • * c ra lli members, each o f the Senate flimwis iwmHItee And the House bdt'ei^^^BVwat tea« ioIeraM ■phlto*^^pWa;-~N6^ *15J^(AF)— Tito sistiltok^menfiton'tff toe amor of New xMe. ma, Michlgan^tlffitraiid as'Caf south from Londogj j ^ ^ llatMd by toe authoriCy of ways and means- committee to sit by the Reidistagi whiifii dtselt. has as North The H o ^ . conueHtois on cagipeign wito him the foUowtog (toy to dis- no ainglac^rdllp ir noallfidn c ^ - gc(7!izfiC^ liti RMStidnly have no SQSB’dabt rhatteto. ’ bu$ there mueIi’‘ch iB ^ ,o f H ^ h esaptidn MoUifb made ezpfDdituree ■ -today conUnned' to gaz..'Several Mckets-welR.topbrtod fyUrU aiitoprity n ^ ” - . Boston, iTov. 18.—Â P )^ Sub mandingpia misjorilyf^^ ‘ . ■■■'' miataking;" Fuzzy’s i^ tU d A ’ Viep President Otartls wks in toe sidized'transportation. J. J. Pelley, Official quarters pointed out that the trty‘in 4 ^yag lT hours and 19 hear'iesttoioity of Philadelpliia citi to.have been badly beatdi: Atoohs^ . ..The driagation w.A headed by capital toddy but did not the He gave a ehort^'^but'' emîatio. minutes. HiS' .mtta'a approximate them was Dan^j|llcGill, one of/th^ Si^fWeisaman, head ef tbe Unem- presidtait of the New Hdven railroad the President in accepting the chan "meK)w” and citing to his ]fiik>w zens on! a il^ g^ !electipn irregulari Cabirtet session. Had he appeared cellors resignation, has not' necea- time:was 4 daya; 6. hours 65 min ties to this city at the recent ballot- : Progressive miners’ todet active' or-, playcid Council of- Greater New it was planned to tehe an official today, must be brought to au’ when his owner stroked his head and ghnizers. Yont Accompanying him wave-MU- aarily withdrawn confidence in the suggested that, now that he had utes, or 10 hotm and ~ 24 minutes tog. Cabinet picture, since peine has been end for aU time. ■ faster than the record. ‘ Men. Start. To. Work ton fitone and -Richard SuUivnu taken since Secretaries ! Mills and President Pelley, addressing the Junker govenunent head. won second prize as a household pet, The committee, headed 1^, Heart- The President went through the She brought her small monoplane, ,The pickets were dtêrsed.bCftore - The governor, answering t ^ fre- ebapto-joined the official family. eighth New England conference un he might as well go oh ba(^ home. sill Ragon, Democrat, Arkansas, the nqtoe opened. Shortly after tfie qumtly reiterated demands e f tbe conferences with Hugenburg, K a^ And so he sat^right there in a “Desert >C!loud” dom to a skilful The six members o f toe House der the auspices of the New Eng yesteiday heard witnesses tell of al roadway, loading to: the mtoei bad three, skid that the recent referm- land Council said ‘‘subsidized trans and Dingledey this morning, each gold tinted exhibition room; in' a landing, to the. accompanhhmt of ways and means cormnlttee invited shriektog. - motor, horns ahd^ the leged votihg' biiytog, totimidation of been cleared 35 toetobers -.flf the dum ha% approved r $80,060,000 to meet.with the President' Wednes portation is responsible for a large of the leaders being sworn to se nddtown faotel-^while cat lovers and citizens who' wanted' to. vote for crecy as to what was discuss^ All cheers o f 2,000. peiXons waiting to United Mtoe Workerf! of America bond issite for tmemploymeat relief, day w ill attend. pert of the present troubles of the cat judges: pkrad^ by for glimpses Governor Rbosevelt anu iUegal re-, started, work a t't^ ; cdUety. tha conferences were out of ttie way of the ratri^-fii New YoricTs most greet her^ The crowd gave the police half of which was immediatriy - Chairman CpUier o f the committee railroads." sistahee of voters. . The .Cora, mine w u the scene o f available; that armories coifld be add Representative Rainey of Illi "The tax payers of this ôuntry before noon. pretentious cat show in history. some trouble as is rushed : to siur- roimd theiflier. Witnesses were questioned by S. a clash yesterday. Two United thrown open for relief work when nois, Democratic floor leader and provide free waterways for water • “ Big FOnr In One” Davis Wilson, Philadelphia, chair Mtoe worters were ' injured ^ ranking member on toe committee tran^rtation, free airways for air Miss Johnson covered the 6,250 the m ayw s'of the cities Informed Under the sponsorship of.the Em miles from England with only four man o f the Roosevelt independent pickets. The i>ickets. were success- the go^mor that local . 'ladllties agreed today, to accept. Representa transportation and make only a state commiltee. full then to keeping, members o f the tive Doughton o f North CarMlna, nominal charge for the use o f the pire Cat Club, the 'silver Flersian stops. The first waa at Oran to A l were Iruuûate, and that hS Would GOV. CROSS URGES fonders, the solid color cat society Jacob Mueller, a Roosevelt wafeh- rival' miners’ union .from entering immediately arrange for a confer Demoerat; Hawley of Oregon, public highways by commercial geria, whence she flew 1,500 miles er, testified today that he saw il Treadway of Massachusetts, and highway transportation.” and the Sianiiese cat society of across the'Sahara Desert to Gao to America, the “ H g Fotir One” legal assistance being given' voters ((jonttoned on Page Twelve) (Centtooed on Page 1>relve) Bacharach of New Jersey, RepuMi- The business depressicm, a little Portuguese West Africsu Then she to a polling place. cans, are expected here- Tuesday too much regulation of the rail DRY U W ACTION exhibition opened yesterday for a f(fllowed the coastline to Benguela, two-day run. “ A t least three men were allowed night in pr^Muaticn for the confer roads, and a lack of proper regula landed there smd at Mosssunedes, ence. tion of other agencies of transporta Fuzzy, owned by Mm. George S. to vote who don’t live in the dlri- Hamilton, o f Brooklyn and Sherman, her lu t stop before resushiiig here. sioh,” he said. “I .saw Elmer Tur Rainey's Opinion tion were listed by Pelley as the She waA very tired. When Molllson Meanwhile, Rainey told news major causes for the present diffi Conn., was bom in the basement eff ner, a county employe, hand at least Says If Democratic Party made the flight the strsdh wsus so three voters envelopes which I saw MOTHm I2ADS SLEUTHS papermen that he could not think culties of the railroads. an armory and is eight years old. It is his first show. great that he craxdced up at the opened and whl6h contained' $3 what phase o f the situation Presl- New England Effected finish. He 'explsdned later that he dmit Hoover .bad to submit to toe The railroad problem, he con Dees Not Change Law He Others who had ribbons today each.” included: - had so little* sleep during the flight A woman was taken back of the group “except to revive the old war tinued, was of p i^ c u la r Interest to TO Hfit MURDERED BABY debt commission, to which I am Lavendar WUrlwind, owned by tbat to'the Tu t landi ig he misjudged curtain to t ic booth and given as the people of New England “ because opposed.” New England more than any other WaiQnitlL Miss Elsle Hydon, of Bogota,'N. J., his ^tanca He was not hurt and sistance, but no affidavit taken to best male of the solid, color class. the phme -was not badly damsiged. show she needed it and ho record of Rainey and CMlier both have section o f this country is dependent voic^ opposition to revision of the upon efficient and economical trans Delmar Bridget, owned-by Ito . E. Between Senguela and Mossame- the assistance was made,” the w^- des yester^ y Miss Johnson’s plane ness said. “ Drunken persons Wero m Kid^ Are TooÛ^ RM T debts or extension of the mora portation for its raw materials, fin Hartford, Nov. 18.— (A P )— Post torium. ished products and food supplies.” election statements by leaders favor (Omittoaed On Page Two.) develop^ trouhledn the oil lines and also'-permitted to vote;’*".: it ,lotqk^ for awhile as though she Representative Pou of North "While the competition of sub ing and opposing repeal of the 18th Had Investigate.-'. IM U e ” Says Glaston? Caroltoal . chairman of the .hiles sidized transportation is troublesome w6)fid.haVe'tO;quit She-adjusted the Amendment have shoved the prohi TMe, however, at Mossamedes Representative John H ' . Netoe* BETTEBUSINESS cornmittM and Democratic d e a n ^ to the railroads,” he said, “it is be bition issue to the forefront in Con Republican, Maine, wahted to knoiy the House, today said that “ do m- coming increasingly burdensome to necticut this week. ^ d lost only a lUtle time. from the witness how he knew'per- ternational matters I want to follow -. the Uâyers. This is particularly Governor W. L. . Cross to a speech ' ; ’ . ' fidageroua FHght sohs who did not live to the divl^qh my leader uid he is Mr.- Frankljn D; true with respect to the taxpayers 1& a d ^ e to u s flight down the were voting. Mueller fepli^ that Roosevelt, our next President.” of New England. The six New Eng at Boston last night miterated his Whole length o f Africa, with stretch- Reason For ike Crnfie. Itae Better h The belid the iamendment 'should be re he had been susjdcioiis and had in .‘Nowever, I have a very deep' land states pay nine percent of the 'Cs'^bf jtotê v^hue A'fQrcied landing feritog that the foreign nations are cost of otir Federal government. pealed. He told the New Ekigland vestigated. conference: ^jD^bl.be f^ «d . ,Mlss Joken strongly for repeal and it Slogesky, -42, as' she turned to |s Secretaries. Stimson, m e o f the the New Ehigland people are to be will be to the cUscredit o f the Demo pearly eight months ago Miss Jobn- Called Lame Dock railroads'' are entering the final Washington, Nov. 18 —. (AP)- apn vtos one of those whp welcomed Wilaoh-riiouted back at the Maine edrdon o f police who surrounded first to go, carried a bulging brief required to contribute 45 million dol cratic Party if It fails to act upon Extensive revision' of the ^m e' her, thereby erided'the niyrtery of. rtomths o f 1932 with fairly ^ good case and smilingly told newspaper lars to subsidize water transpor ttos mandate. hlito : . man: l>irospocts..that collectively they will Loan banking:law 'will be asked -t ‘T think you’re, wcodtoful,” she “ Yott-âse a defeated lame duck’ the- di8appearanc'e’ *of her sevm men, “we gave oru: attention to tation. Would Leave Party the coming session of Congress by! weeks old son, Alexander. bb OMe this year to earn three-quar budget matters.” “This country cannot continue to “ As for me, if the pairty does not Representative Cochran, Missouri' t s of their year’s fixed charS* Secretary Hyde, likewise with a pour in hundreds of millions o f dol (Oonttaaed on Page Two) (Caottaoed on Page Two) ' M urder'Oiarge' act, I would be inclined to see if Democrat. . A t noon today she was. arraigned ; The r o S so far have done better smile, said *Ve gave mott o f omr lars each year to subsidize highway, some other party would ndt receive la^toe oeqond half of' the-.yeaf'Lhan attention to financial affairs — furs water and air transportation to The rieaaon,.he, aaid .today,, is that before Judge Henty H. Hunt b% toie^ me into its bosom.” the aot eatahUahing the\i^rstem;“ did Glastonbury- Town^- Court 'oh ' a to the first half—nothing, toeir exr ther than that the proponent sayeto compete with the raUroads. Sub e< S ves say, to cheer about—but not.” ' sidized transportation must be The governor earlier in the -week nothing but extend fklse hqpas. . to! charge of first degree murder after the people.? He added the s]^ m 's admltttoig she'ldlled-the child .by. nevbriheless the performance has Secretary Hurley declined to co& |- brought to an end for all time.” Spins ters Killed by Gas; bewr accepted as encouragtoff- ment.as to what happened at tlto He said that the state ot New (Oointtniied on Tw a) “failioa” was attested by the. fact giving it a -cimceotion -f-rat poison, that It had not yet made a loan. sugar and water. .. . ' Far toe full year, the Bttch Fi- loogthy-sessiem, and other rnemberis • York could have saved $1.38 a tim napcial.. Service estimates, ^ likewise were non-committal. by shutting up the New York state Cochran, chainnan ofr the,House “Little kids are too much trouble expenditures . cotomittee,, stod ' he Lined Apart from World and there .ain’t . mnCh. money now” tM ds W)U show gross rovmniea o f huge canal and contracting with $8,1TO,000,000, or 25 per cent under H A N S (X m FLB TE D ' the Lackawanna railroad to carry expected to get bafddng conindttee she csdmiy stated as .riie^ i^ q ld ed RESULTS! memhera who voted agitoist tba:bill the story to police lest 'night. ‘Tm t i » 1931 f..ure of $4,237,000,000. Albany, N. Y., Nob. 18^(AJ‘) ~ all freight at its average rate per Miss Amelia,, the younger sister, Gproae -tocome, conristingcof net op- His plara ^pleto tor viisitink too, and then providing this trans MOBE PROOF OF POW ER last session to join hla move fo r re Toronto, :Ont, Nov. 18— (A P )—\ > not sqrry.” ' . vision. Dqatb, stealing upon them from a had fallen to the old . fashioned Her confession caine aftew hours " income after-ordinary oper President itoovtr at Washipgton portation free to the shippers. OF GLASB1F1ED ADVB. next Tuesday,: Franldto |>. Rooae^ He recalled^ too, .that .Democratic .kitchen. Her hand dutebed a box of close questioning by: Cbiaf,io| and Income apart He said taxpasrers were spending world they b ^ abut out. fo r thirty - operation, Is .eetlmat- v r it has .sqrmnoaad to the executive nilliions yearly to maintain water- and Republican Hbuae leadeira had Uf pills, as though* d)o had felt her lice Michael J. MUcsi.b. . The Herald’s CSaasifled ^p iM ^ been aotocwbat apathetic toward ydux has atrnok dorm! the Misaea s elf growing, faint and misunder [a t |5i7,600,000 isgatoat $829,078,- manskm R a j^ n d Moley, toa, Gol-. wfiya so that favored shippers in mant recently carried sin ad to Policeman John' J^ t^ckasâbd' r a the original^ bfll,. pentog it to^ Btoma and 'A m dia JUebardfon,' stood the cause. r|ck G. p T o o le apd'eoine isdth- dra 3S^• Armual fixed charges. utohia''dbi^raity i^fManr wbo favored sections could save a few the effect that a heater eqiilp- will Mb'to tte White Hbuaa oontor- , thousand dollars in freight rates. upon the ciantintora toaiatefied o f tbe sp l^ ter Biateni for whom tone stop ' Mias Emma, mantafiy ill fi>r inany matic auddertosto' after ;{itoe''^wa| ' o f interest en borids and ped with oil burner to good c«l- admtototyatipif. ped at the yMt 1902. ; ^ years bedtose-bf 'too drock of a S d > amount to about $700,- enoa on vmr debts and ptocr mat-' I f elley said, there was no eeononfie dition was for sale by Idts. Mar closeted with two -relaiivas arid ref justification for the proposed -S t Bcoraa. of hia conifitiieBta.. aiime In an old bonae which the^ made brothers deat^ is- believed to .have vealed the story of ,toe nhild’s kill- ters iEr^NfOoSevrito oidy atbriMZ.;^ Bawrence waterway. He said' It tha Hooks of 18 Trotter street. the Mil bcKtoaois tow, Cootoran said, a* berzniti^ ;of Vietoriaidam, the '.anielled toa'fuines as die lay to an tog While Trirapm Zekas secret^ roads now face;,too winter toplfy arrived to., would be cheaper for the govern Needless to say, MTa. Hooks was have compdalned to hipi ' tbat the aiateri, 76-and 78 yaira wero ;upstalra bedroom, fflia wandered to ed to •''Ji at^jo|ntog roofn ' ___ ^'en. wlto falling in It nijtot, sevetal bom ment to pay the entire cost of carrv- well satisfied with our service,' as provision Umlttolr leans to -40 per found dead jreaterday, 'dadto the ,the heato she cancelled the ad after the cent o f assessed vahiatloiK restricts bustles and -rUfilea ^ a- • Vaniahed dorm. Her body with toe neck r b iw rise and traflio .nuivement is M kis cduficelhMr for ^ ^ d 86 miUlou yearly in an kt- first insertion, h a i^ eefid the benefits to too :naiFbw a field., Odn- dajr.’ i., • ' broken, lay not fa r from a what-not Moreover, toty h iS tatnpt to bring the seaboard to the heater soon after Jerald tracted valuie it naoaiiaty; ! iS>1t6 days ^ s' (^ M a o N ^ an Paga TwoA 'Et all.” ■ - '>.i’ :',F ' f : . ' !* hr- ': • , '■ 7 • t /

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(Oontlaiiid Fren P ifs One) lrtu rty*ew !ii«ftj|>y. tbs Pin Bovi now known ae the Ox- Air ______Chfiiwy Brothon Sprwtd gWMOMag Sod( aid Bnddn ChA To OoBgraiimui tad you h«vs not been fords winnuf ogainat Bd \WUeon’i Alaska Jua E m - North Bnden. fireyredani pertation on aa equal bails with ploymwiit Bjr Offing bE mio h Sam Rogofi tnd Hlg 0lMk fhlr during this invsstlfidlom^ jnijf red and showy ...... otberi, tha repeal m the "reeaoture Present Phy h ffif will leave that ttf the pubUo/' }u U u rm of the North Ind Beys AliiXI Oni lH .eeeeseeieeesesst, qlauie*’ of the M90 Traaôrfotlea W 2ST2r Ono Loom ta Oporsto Ambuoadorg Zfalsra laid. Showed up in great shape but Am Can ...i.i. Asked Act, the repeal of ths valuation Mo 0tat2 ChamploBB ^Bomsbody b u been talldag to couldn't quite make up for tne keen AaForPow e cap Not B and T ... ^ 90 tion of tbs Zateritati Oommsros 11112a llM in SchooliyAtSP.M. eyee of the bê who learn agility Am Rad stand ...... 71 Oo5a. Rlvor 480 I d o d 'effort to gift ompleyaMat you,’’w, Wilson TTusw suBiwPMtNsuggssted. , dodging tbs bins In tb r bowling Am 'Smeltig A ct which has so far ooit 1144,000,- ThaBkifflfliit Niglit. Now. S4 “Bo far as X am oonoamsd aa a ...... ^ nowungIng al- Htfd. pen . Truft.... 48 00 000 ai “eenparsd with the ortgiaal to ai nuuti^MriODi m poielMo a aaskM eiila awwiliH —.*> MelaAft ___ . __ Am Tel and Tel ...... ,101 First National 120 - sstimats of 17,000,000,’’ and a TltUi ebangi baibMD made In the velvet M. H. I. U lltoranr all?* with msmbsr of this oommlttss,’’ Ifslsoa The Acond rame was a proof Am Tob R . 02 regpondad, “ the evidenos you are Now B rit iruflt ..... — ISO mors flexibility in rats itruotursi. Vanity, Inian poittn, tlolMt-MUan or aajrthlaf that the. Tiger iI a feredoui animal Am Wat Whs I., 91 WMt Hartford ituat.. — miU at Chaney Brotban wharaby pioduoiiv 1* absolutsly worthlsis.’’ 190 Admiaalon ...... 40 aaata elM that bai to do with tho l e w aae i the ■ Tigm under Arnold Oarka Anaconda 0 * Inoum io Moska waavara will aârata ena Initaad of and Bulkin’! priNntation of ”Tho Chairman Ragon quietsd thf ver^ Ate Atchison 42 Ate the Faloooe and bad a g ^ ...... 04 two leeni. Thia will prevlda work Torch Bcarcrc’' which li to be giTca hal battle sftsr Wilion declared he meal out of a aoore of 29 to I6.7rha Aubutn 42 Aetna Life 10% for twloa aa many man. Kowavar, in the High lehool hall thli erenlaf would not go on with tho queetlonr Tiger squad la o f Arnold Ralt and Otilo ' 12' UTESTSOtXS Bcndte • I •••••• t . 11 ^ ^ n r o ...... 20% thia la tha ilaok parted In tha valvat at eight o’clock. ’The play li aa Ing. JIagon aaid be wai m.or uge o Clarke, Bdr Franola ...... u % New York, Nov. 10.—(AP)—Tbs hllarloui farce in three acta which tbs invHtl|ratlon> and Inetruotsd Both StoolW # t I S • •9•I9«fM••s • 122M Btook Market took on a httls buainaia lo It d ^ net moan that Modem and Old Both Stool, i^d I preienti a nightmare of what could Wilson toj^deed. ISl, • t (• «• t , i • $0% heolthlor oomplexioa t o ^ , but wm thara will ha ;nuy opanlngi for happen in any amateur play. It in Tho betwosn Nolson and Borden t • 96tt itlU oxtremsly sluggi^ Can Pao 12% National Firo , S0 waavara nqw out of work. Zt baa FaiMon Dance very well oait and ihould prove to Wilson oams wbils Jooijft Oustodio, llartfqrd Steam Boiler 07 Tho doolias of ^ past two ses baan tha poUoy of Ohanay Brethara at be a ”wow” of a performance. At an ovtrsotr Ih a south PhladiIsdsipids under the leadenhlp of Karl Nell- OaoO’ (J. ZO ••••••••*•.••••*• 44 AooinFiro ...... 48 sions waa ohsekfd, and prices itif- Icait that ii the opinion of letertB division was tsiiitifying. Ho tsstifloi bon have the following be^ oh their Oorro Do Paioo 2 Tnvolors ...... isg fsnsd moderately, several issues for amna lim a now to divide up tha of tboie who watched the dreee re> that 100 out OL 208 ,psrsoni who list for their team, lu r ry Rudeen, Ohoa u d O h io ...... 94 getting up a pohit or t#o, but trad work a i much aa poMlbla aa a hearial lait’ evening. Over forty wsro aiilstod In voting had fallsd to John.lfbOartby, Albert and Pai- ObiySl#r •••looessoodeeeeste 16 PbMo DtUMoi Btoeha ing was m small volume, with floor maana of raliaving tha unamploy- Grange Hall high school itudenti have been busy sign tbs slsotion book that thsy quale XMyoHo, Newton Taggort, Oooa Oola ...... 21 Oonn. Btoo Sorv • t 0 • 0 0 42 42 traders^ apparently contributing m«at aituatlon in ManobMtar. OLAm m vwt aiATioN 10 during the past lix week! In pre nssdsd asslstancs. Earl Olon, Lawrenoe loranton, Col Oas ...... IS Conn. Power '••SOOOOfO 40% much of tho activity. Chanay Brotbari oparatad today paration which included luoh dutiei Complaint that city smployss Adolph Wruhel, Herbert GMrard. Ooml SolY ...... 10 Groanwleh, ! 60 ZssuM rising ibout 1 to 2 points IO that the workere may have a four SATURDAY NIGHT ae properties, stage scenery, fuml- wars active on election day .in the The North Bnd team Is oem ^sed Cons Oas ...... t-.,...... 02 Hartford 120. 49 M laoludsd Amsrloaa Tslspbons, Amsr day vaoatlen of 'ZliankeifivlDg and ' ture, ticket lelUng and ]^blioity. Fifth Ward was mads by Joseph of Richard Brannlek, Zrvliu’ Oomb- Pont Ooa ...... 00% Hartford Gaa •ossooos 40 mm. ' loan Con, AUisd OhsiMoal, Air Re etlU averogi four daye^ work a With Wobeter’e Old Tima Daiiaa The Sock and Buildn hopes to make Kalsnsky. It is a violation of law er, Donald Harrington, Raymond Cflyii Prod ...... I. 08% r-- 6000000000SO 40 duction, American Tobacco B, Santa week. Uiualty meet, department! OrohMtra and enough on retumo this evening to In Philadelphia for any city employs Harrington, Oeoife Palmer, Jobn T Oo ...... 116 120 Fe, Com, Coca Cola, Consolidated are oloied on Fridayi. BUFPra JrOVffBry WfWWflwWe * ;'o toward a new stage curtain for to be aotivs in polities. /, Rbykoekl, Ifttce Bwlkla, Roland Dupont 87 toeka Gas, Com,Produots, Dupont, East-, tho hall. Prices are lower this year Eastman Kodak ...... SB Am Hardware man, Zntematioiial Harvester, Johns Kalsnsky eaid he caused tbs ar VaUlant, Frank and WUUam Vittner Else and Mus ...... i 1% s s e * I • « 15 17 . than ever before but there are still rest of the Judge of the slsotion in an’ Ed. Wilson, manager. Am Hosiery ...... 20 MhnvlUs, Losw’s, McKeesport, Na Elto Auto Uto ...... 19% tional Biscuit, New York Central, some good seats left and reserved the first division of the ward,on The Oxfords team Is composed of Eiso Pow and L t ...... 2% Arrow H and H, com. 7% seats may be purchased at the door. charge of conducting an'Illegal elec Bruno Sumiloski, Mike Burke, John Fox Film A ...... 8 70 PubUo Service of N. J., Sears, Souths The dub is expecting several of tion, but that he Was freed through Voilk, Bianley Opalaeh, Alphonae sm Padfle, union Carbide, Union FRED E. WERNER STATE Osn E ls e ...... 16% 2 the dramatio. dubs from out of bail obtained by State Representa Rubaebt, Stanley Opalaeh, Fred Brass — 10 Pacific, united Aircraft, and U. S. TODAY AND 8ATUBDAV Oott F o o d s * 26% Steel. TEACHER OF PIANO town. This bit of hospitality has tive Arnold M. Blumberg. ; 4JcCurnr. Osn Motors 14 — 106 always been extended to schools Benjamin L. Jacoby, a former Re The XTncaa from Wim>ing laet 800 Short covering appeared to pro A N D O R G A N . OiUstto. 17% ColUni Co ...... vide much of the upward impetus, < which are members of the C. C. Z. I* publican division leader, testified he night played off the rubber between Oold Dust 16% 16 ' league and it is Bock and Buskin’s was dismissed as a city employe, their team and Joe’s Service station. Colt’s Firearms 7% 9 but the weekly mercantile reviews Beginners Instructed in piano Grigsby Orunow ...... 1% Eagle L o c k ...... were moderately optimistic. Dun’s turn tonight A social hour for the under the civil service protMtton The Unoas team won. Bit Harv ...... 28% 18 21 at studio or their own visitors may be held after the play. because he failed to pay a politioa E. J. Slmonds, secretary of the Fafnlr Bearings...... — 85 reported that retail trade had ex Znt Nick . 8% FuUer Brush, a a ss A . panded further, helped by cold The ticket contest closed official oseeaament local “Y” is in New York today at Xtit Tel and Tel 10% 12 homes. ly this noon. Those guessing the He said be understood the aeeeee- a conference of “Y" secretaries from Gray Tei Pay Station. 18 21 weather, and that industrial opera Johns Manvillo ...... 28% Hart and C ooley ...... tions were most of the autumn im ’A S T . correct number of times that the ment was 6 per cent of hie |2,S00 a different parts of the country. Kennecott ...... 11% — 126 STUDIO, 128 WEST STREET words “The Torch Bearers" were Hartmann Tob, com... — 2 provement. Bradstreet’s stressed year salary. “Slack of work,’’ he Kreug and T o ll...... % do, pfd the post-election stlffeiUng of com Telephone 8833. printed in the local merchants’ ads sold was the reasoh given for hie Lehigh Val R w y ...... 14% 26 'H R IL U N O from Monday evening until Wednes Int Silver ...... 16 19 modity prices AS particularly hope diemleeal. U g g and Myers B ...... 66% do, pfd ...... ful. day evenii^ sent their “good He eaid ê knew of others who AMY JOHNSON COMPLETES Loew’s ...... 27% 44 48 guesses" Into Mies Doris Mohr who Landers, Frary A a k . 26 28 Nevertheless, brokerage opinion iS P E C T A C L E were fired and reinetated when they Lorillard ...... 18% New Brit. Meh. com... remained deddedly mixed. The will award a free ticket to the fol paid their assessment This occurred McKeesp Tin ...... 48 — 10 lowing ten people who were the first FUCHT TO CAPE TOWN do, pfd ...... — 75 weekly report of freight car load during the last mayoralty earn’ Mont Ward ...... 14 Mann A Bow, Qass A — ings, to appear tomorrow, was ex Only Zane Grey could to send in the correct answers: palgn. Nat^ Biscuit...... 40% 8 Doris Bother, Bert Sloan, Rose do, Class B ...... — 4 pected to show a further seasonal have written dra- Telia of Oollectkme (OoatiBiieo om n rage One) N a tC k sh R eg...... 9 North and J u d d ...... — decline, foUowing the usual trend in Mplro, Bernice Marsh, Edna Hilbig, While a city employe, Jacoby said, Nat D airy...... 19 12 - made etory tif two genef^ Thomas Freebum, William Sloan, Nfles Bern Pond ...... 0% ,7% November and December. ' he did not collect any.' campaign told him then, and four months later Nat Pow and L t ...... 14% PAk, Stow and Wilcox Hesitancy In the securities mar adooa of fiîdng Amer* Mary Bolinski, Mrs. H. Richmond, N Y Central...... 24% 1 mmm funds, but the ward leader did. “He they were married. Two months Russell Mxg ...... 6 kets was described as reflecting In Margaret Olamann. collected money from anybody,", he after that MoUlson made the tint NY NH and H ...... 15% Soovll] ...... part the uncertain status/if the war lean pioneers Noranda ...... 17% 13 16 testified. The ward leader also col solo filght from' east to west across Stanley Works ...... 10 12 debt payments, due Dec. 16, together Zona Gray'i lected from policemen, and firemen the North. Atlantic: North A m e r ...... 29% with possible reactions upon sterling Packard ...... 2% Standard Screw ...... 25 SO CURB QUOTATIONS Jacoby added. •Amy was heavy-eyed, but other do., pfd., guar. .... 100 exchange. Furthermore, the Jacoby testified that while he was wise surprisingly fresh When she Param P u b ...... 3% proach of the December session of % Penn ...... 14% Smytiie Mfg C o ...... 15 in the city employ he received po Taylor and Fenn — the old Congress,,with the possibil By ASSOCIATED PRESS stepped out of the plane today. Phila Rdg C and I ...... 5 . 120 Amer d t Pow and Lt B .... 4% litical money for his division an••• 0-4 • e • • Dlideland’s Margaret Ros^ df Al- of a inan who - had' divorced Mwi- learned that his Wife. A m y^hnson, 14% had beaten Ms record for the flight Trans-America .. .% ll^gton, owned by Mrs. J. H. Revlng- Personal Nf^tices Self from ]ÛticS being made to Union Carbide ... 26% (OoBtiaaed FVom Page One) ton, of Chattanooga Tenn., best fe suffer under the system,” Ragon to Cape Town. “I’m BO proud that she has done Unit Aircraft ... 28% male of the solid color class. continued, “and at-least mayor Unit Corp ...... 8% expressed the opinion state prohibi Koe-Ishto of Edgewood, mchibited and the dvU service people should it>’^he said, "but I knew she would. Unit Gas Imp ...... 18% tion laws should bO modified in the CARD OF HmNKS Perhaps the world thought she never by Mrs. Bertha CosteUo. of Spring- [ We with to thank our nelahhore know about It; U S Ind .Ale...... 29% event Congresa repeals or modifies field, Mass., best tom cat. ând friends for kindness shown to ua Wilson argued the testimony was could repeat her great flight to Aus U S R ubber...... 5% the Volstead A ct tralia, but this shows she has the Bonme LoOhlnvar, owned by Mrs. ' at the time of the death of our hus* vûable and Important as helping U S Steel ...... 36^^ ♦The Council of Twelve, represent A. E. Townsend, of Ardsley, N. Y., ’ band and father, Jeffrey Moriarty. to support his charge 100,000 votes stuff in her. This is wondei^. For a MRS. JEFFREY MORIARTY AND Util Pow and L t...... 4% ing state organizations in favor of best kitten of the silver PersiEuis. ' And On The Same BiU I ; FAMILY. had been changed, under the con naan it woMd be.fine, but for a wo Warner P i c ...... *...... 2% prohibition also plans a oonfraence, tinuing "victorioua systein.” man it is splendid.” West U nion...... 38% said the Rev. John M. PhiUips, \ CARD OF THANKS • Wilson also said 'the buying of He hurried -off then to put in a West El and M f g ...... 29% chairman. ’The Rev. Ralph White o f He Peeked Througrli i We wish to thank our many friendr^ pott taxes” was a crime, to which telephone caU to-Cape Town. Woolworth ...... 38% New Haven, who has been active In The Nation’s Kei;fho]t :for their expressions of sympathy and Ragon responded that the commit Mec Bond.and Share (Curb). 22% support of the 18th Amendment, in ’ flowers, dnriner the sickness and at tee so understood but that It prob a statement yesterday said prohibi ■ the time of the death of our husband ably was outlawed by the statute of Fifteen Bouts V and father. DEDICATION TOMORROW tion organizations would contest any 5 MRS. THOS. DATIS AND F.AMILT. Umitationa as' the witness had been FOOD SALE attempt to Uberalize the state laws. testif3dng to events five years ago. Saturday, Nov. 19, 1:80 P. M. Kitty Hawk, N. C., Nov. 18.— SAID AS A JINSE ?!■ (AP)—^The, nation wlU dedicate on AMATEUR Hate’s Store Basement this bleak coast s tomorrow a mem Hartford, Nov. 18—(AP) —(3ov- Junior Members St. Mary’s Girls orial to two pioneers of aviation, ernor Cross returned to his office ot Friendly Society. Wilbur and OrviUe Wright, and tiie the State Capitol today, surprised NOVICE Thanksgiving Special survivor of that famous team of to learn that a humorous reference brothers OrvlUe, wlU be present; at threat to the Democratic Party Y o u ’ ll kn'ow why been taken seriously by some news BOXING the ceremonies. The . war Apart when.you see the'star SATURDAY ment announced In Washington that papers in headlines and reports of TOW N H ALL Quality Groceries Mr. Wright bad left for Kitty Hawk his address at yesterday’s Boston o f “ S ca rfa ce’Mn the and was expected to arrive here to conference of New EAfland gover ROCKVILLE day. WUbur Wright died several nors. - . mightiest hit of his For Less years ago. “There’s nothing in it” tbe.gover See the private Hfo ef nor said. He referred fo reports of TONIGHT spectacular, carecrl I ' the man who aboHriw^ DRESS Granulated Sugar, a O his address which quoted.him as say privacy tiM eoaadal DENIES FORD RUMOR ing that if the Democratic : Party 10 lb,dath sack,... 4 4 C First Bout A t 8:30 P. M. coluiDiiiet! ' failed to act promptly for. the repeal London, Nov. 18.—(AP)— Sir Swansdown Cake o f the' 18th Amendment, he would Admission 25c and 40c. Percival Peny, chairman of the seek membership'in some other AM A COATS Flour, pkg...... Ford Motor CO., Ltd., today denied of ruff woolen in the newest party. His facetious remarks the reports which ciroulated earUer .this governor said “were taken too seri styles—furred with Tipped Not-A-Seed Raisins, week that the;.Ford plant at Cork, ously." FUGITIVE Skunk and Pointed Man 2 pkgs. fo r ...... Ireland, would' close. Awn. “Atiee Pomerene, chairman of the F R O M A CUAIN GANG churian Wolf. Reconstruction Finance Corpora CIRCLE F lap’s Vegetable Soup, g ^ tion, had been talklng.'about banks which werS 76, SO and l i o per cent SATURDAY and SUNDAY PAUL MUNI Uquid” the governor explained. 'He also spoke of piurMtic banks Tallulah Warner Broa.* Million Langh' $ 1 3 - 7 5 Queen SnlTed Olives, SILENT and Ame which were omy ten per> STATE Veraion of the Stege Hit 7Vt oz. bottle •.... cent Uquid. ’There was a lot o f talk SUNDAY — MONDAY ; with also about proMbltion; and I Just Other Coats GLOW touched on that subject. BANKHEAD TUESDAY Lee TRACY Mary BRIAN: Diamond Wakint ^ g% Robart Meats,3 oz.tin ___ IOC “I said in my address that the Democratic Party would be dis -f* $ 9.95 *“ $ 59.50 Diamond .Walnuts, credited pfrnoanently if it failed the country bv not a ct^ promptly for MONTdOMERY lb. • eeoeeetee the repeal of the‘dty law. In the course of my remarks I said-I was The Community Playert I Preaiium Soda Crack- O O 100 per cent and not 10 ' per cent Under the Auaploea e f ers, Salted, 2 lb. pkg. 6 0 C •Uquid’ and if my party was dis credited on the prohibition Issue X Ever Ready Circle, None-Such Mince Qpe would be Inelined: to look fo r mem Meat, 2 pkgs. for .. 6 0 C bership in. some other party. But 1 Kingr’s Daughters added another sentence vririch does Krasdale Tiny Peas, iO not appear in the report of my re Preetht- ♦ can...... marks. I said "I d<»i’t know which party- it would be, the SodaUit or The 8-Act Comedy Red Cttiraiit Jelly, some other party." ' lb . Jar ...... Why Mtyerlmsat with aa PhlUi^B Pork & Beans, unknown, uareliabla. make, SHARKS LEAD BUCiOAND tin ...... when you can own an oil Sealect milk, burner made by the ooua- SETBACK TOURNAMENT For Worthwhile Savings tin ...... try’s pioneer for m ttttlo u In Women*! nnd Children's 122.007 Approved by Good The Sharks took the lead la the Twa Gnat Stars In a Thrilling Star Water, Housokoopiag bitltuta and eighth annual Buoklaad aetbaoh Bomanoe o f the PennUess Rich. Sbottleafor...... i O C tournament, foUowlag’ the leoond DRESSES tho Firo Ufidorwxtton. sitting at ths lobool house last Timde At Onr Quaraatisod by tho silm t Bight Ths high scores of the eve "FAITHLESS" MONDAY Glow Corporation and Wat- ning ware noade by. Beania KuUgow- ON TBGB SAME PBOORAM t DOWNSTAIRS THRIFT. STORE 25c Brothorsi ski and Steva Schrislty. There win I be no sIttiBg next week because of EVENING Nerahey*! Baking % Pf the Thanksgiving ioUday. x Chocolate, Vi l5. pkg. i g C Eaijr Terms The etoadlng: N ot. , 8 :16 P. M. BharkSi 8U ; Bone of R est 800; 21 a t y Cab, 299; Bsars, 278; South You’ll enjoy this intensliy human dsaiM if yon wish ads. 278; Clover Leafs, 277; Haxt- nans^962: Haokstti^ 201; K. of P., of family life. It’s packed wUh toutlMK MAHIEU’S 24U BncMaad, 220. ■ • 1 Tickets at 45 eaata on 2^ ST 'I M SBlbtaStaM t flo. Bfueheeteri Gobiu , A woBsan can moke an awful t ADVWD ATT9AOI1GN paughters, at I j ^ ’a or GROCERY chuge la a man's Ufp, but she gen- **AIR BIAIL MYSTERY" bo exchanged for reoerfid asati at *0 y r A T B i s s eraUy requIrM an awful lot of ’ .N o. 2 ,1 ; ifS Spm m treet ohaage la doing It extra cofit v Uy ' y. . ‘ ' * ^ - ■ • ' 1 ^ . ,

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as though they had'not repelv^ as members of the church now living meet . Of . A n d e a n -S h e a COLUMBIA CHURCH lofty a station aa they should. can rentomber when thp nien and V. F. AtixlflaryV tiske <)aleUy Outgrown ' >vofiieh were each expected to sit on ^ ■ ; i-- - ^ thte evanihAi^^ in This first church buUdlnff la their own side. It li lelated thiU' on OoOiegb b x 9BDrooBV‘B«ltoB N « ^ W«,^^State • A ra^ !'-^ :--■ -.V- thought to have b ^ rather a rude one occasion a strange came in o ' .V. CENHNARYMONDAY structure of 40 or 50 feet in length ihd sat down on the women’s side, ^ OOj^'^'AMBASSApW ' ■ ■' CSantlieli#aa,t.O^^ S.Tc..wUl hdd ______^'% ^Wtanenrof-lairt yen^yB am ball - - . . , and breadth, which was hardly finish- ndiereupon the person>paused in his Ite . regular xnestiag^tonlght at A N6y.‘ ifi (Ai») ~ - A j ed before it was found inadequate discourse, and said, 'Toiing mim,' SAtlTEDAT NIGHT . o’dock in. Orange^hall. c«lt Ftir to the demands of the parish. In you are on the wrong side of the AdnalHleii 40c. dered Sunday £!yeiiiai$;"Aj^^ state polleemiim'f^m the2I>aaldaoiB Presait Bu3& g Defioted 17^1 a great revival paiued over house." Mrs. WlUlam.'Anderson , and Allen. mented- Cbo!&. ■ . ^ hureidu .prajuired to Or ' Ittiejr. New England and the church under Some of the earlier ministers Hayes were 'the^fortimiate wlnnere Stockton,' Gi^., to brings baick its i>astor. Rev. Eleaser Whedlock, spent tnig years in service hein. of first prises At the -Masonic public ConsiderhUe interret is.evihc^'ln JoB ^.C a|c^^,. h ^ :thara aa.a of 168 BiBte|L Bleansor Wheelorifige pMty last’ night The first th s forthcom ing cantata.' “ F aith iux4 t>arti{blplmt ih'the’re 1>1^>^ atriick room for the peoide who came. So Indian Sehod which was the begin prizes were live tfirkeys.' Mr. and loaded with allvor -'metal here Octb-' s ^ t , loft trii^ ^hy- bus Orefifi in 1747 they vot^ to build a new ning at Dartmouth C!ollege, Mrs. John Hayden won second prise. Praise,” to be sung at the Noith her 6„ 1885. ' Rapids, where,he ,wm ehtet 21— Special Service.' Methodist ^lirch Sunday . ..evening the Sridlon’' Home- The man ia, n church, 64' feet long and 46 feet wide preached here 85 years, as did Mr. and Mrs. G eo^ B. Keith are The door prizes - went to William < Carreia is the laat of -the eight which was erected about 10 rods Thomas . Brockway.. Frederick Davis and Charles Warren, .liie con at 7 o’clock by the augmented choir bandits 'to be aneated. State, police World-War iêterah aifil w >i usabte passing four days in Boston and vi of 80 voices. Solo parte wUl be taken to obtain work. He . had been living south of the first one, or in front of Avery, who is still lovingly remem cinity on'a combined business and solation prize was -by'Mr. and said^th^ bad .'heah notified he Monday, November 31,1983 marks by Paul Volquardson,' tenor; Miss in Mandheater.for 14 xnontha, com the house where Mrs. Emily Little bered as “Father Avery” was or pleasure trip. Their son, Lthcoln B. Mrs. William -Bray. There were 19 wtHdd w aive axttadition.’ tables in play. : . ^ . Grace Tourtellotte, soprano;. Mrs; ^ e 100th anniversary of the dedica now lives. The new church was dained here in 1850 and preached Keith, who was graduated from The triick,. loaded with a cargo ing here >^m Detroit. . r Genevra Shipman, 'cdhtialto; Rev. Gabuli'tia waa boarding at-'fiui tion of the present Columbia church clapboarded with cedar on three until he r^red in 1895, being W esle]^ last year, is a student at valued atrabout 86,600,-was ehroutp Pastor Emeritus until his death in L, Theron French,^ baritune and, W. sides and chestnut on the back, the Harvard Law School, and his from Waterbuzy to Pawtucket, R L, home of WilUain Zonkls oh HfiUi^ building, it being the third building 1908. A bronze tablet to his mem E. Shaw and Ralph Pearson, bassoe. driven'by CambliuB Wines, a n^pro. which were in such good condition parents , win visit him there. aiOW SEIiORiC COOKING street -and. worked, occasionally .on to be erected by the church organ in 1832 when the third and present ory is on the wall of the church. Organist Sydney Mm»AiptA^ Wines p<ê the armed group farms. He waa unable to get enouj^ isation. building was erected that many Special Sendee nounces that this beautiful <^mposi- stopped : him, , in V South . KiHingly, worl; to pay his board and had tb Fart of Lebanon thought it would be better to re A special service is being ar The local Y.' M. C. A. has extend- OF T D R m DINNER tion John A. West has hot W n forc^ to-drive. Inîa ride road and leaved The attention of the American Early reoords show that in Febru- model and repair than build a new ranged for MondayNeveifing in the ed.the use of. its gymnasium to the sung heretofore in the ijast to'hls left him tied while-they removed file Leôn was called to the matter and knowledge. The choruses .cany aiy 1715 the settlers of the northern one. This second building was paid church, and the speaker of the eve Wapping Y. M. C. A. basketball load. town authorities: vtere odhsuftei team, as the recent fire which der plenty of melody,. they axe catchy p u t of Lebanon or "Lebanon Crank” for by u tax on the people according ning will ba Rev. Thomas Brockway About 150 ' Women Attend Four 'were arrested the next day. with the result that the town hoi^ht stroyed the Wapping- chiurdw also and there are r.o cumbersome, tiring aa it was called, in a lengthy peti to their property. At that time, ac of Bingham, Mass., great grandson -Demonstration Held At Others ^ v e been seized at various the man a bus ticket from the C ^- tion asked that they might be set Off cording to the parish records êre of the Thomas Kockway' who w lp^ out the basketball gym used passages. The hantsta wiU be en times, and moat of the efrgo recov by the team. - y- Whiton Library Yesterday. joyed by everybody who likes good ter Travel Bureau here tb take him' aa a a^toite pariah, on account of were only 170 taxpayers to bear the served the Columbia church from ered. Five of the men are now serv to Grand Rapids. the great distance to a place of wor 1772 to 1807. music. It is particularly appropriate full burden. This building when com Mrs. Marion Rowe, borne econom-' ing terms in .the .State prison and ship. This petition was granted by Mrs. Frank V.^WUUams and Miss to the Thanksgiving season as the pleted was painted “sky concur." ist of the Mancheeter Electric com two in the reformatory at Cheshire. the mother church in Lebanon in Edna, Qudstensra, superintendents wordliig is almost entirely frem Carreia, poilc; Said, surrendered In 1702 a steeple was erected and p ly . ' gave a- lecture and cooking April of the same year, although respectively o f the prlmary^ând be Bible passages in which the theme in Crilfornia hecause he was hungry a beU costing |150 put in it. From DECISION RESERVED dememstration yesterday afternoon MERCHANTS IN TRIBOIE there were some dissenting votes, ginners department of the Second of gi'ving thanks for many blessings and unable to'find Work. After the that time until his death in 1828 at the auditorium of the Whiten Me and the parish became known as David Himtington was bell ringer, a Congregational' church, and the predominates. robbery, he told' .police' be escaped Lebanon North Parish or Lebanon IN ACCIDENT SUIT teachers, will be in chwge of the morial library on North Main' Street The composer has produced many to Canada and later made his way TOtATELNHEERNER period pf 36 years, and rang the beU which 'was attended by 150 women. Crank. The first record of the new a t noon and nine at night year in annual Thanksgiving party for the notable sacred cantatas and to the west coast.' 12 Her subject was cooking the ’Tbanks- parish was in 1724, when the first and year out. children of: the above departments anthems, one of the latter, “Hark, pastor Samuel Smith desired the Antonio Gamba Seeks Dam at the church tomoirow afternoon givlng dinner with all the fixings Hark My Soul,” Is considered by TO CONTINUE POLICY In 1831 it was decided to rebuild electrically. Special Meeting Held and It Is parish that he might iay down his rather than repair, but the material ages Award of $15,000 From from 2 to 4 o’clock. Games «qid re musicians as the equal of Harry pastoral office. Diulng this year the in the old house was to be used hr Columbia Couple. freshments will be a part of the A Thanksgiving table from Wat Rowe Shelley’s similar work which Geneva, Switzerland, Nov. 18.— Voted to Close Stores During first meeting house was built, it is the construction of the new one. program, and at this time the chil kins' brothers with gleaming silver was produced simultaneously. A (A P )— ^Vosuke MatsuokA; who 'will Funeral Hour. thought about where the Town Hall This building was paid for by sub Decision was reserved in. a suit dren will bring their gifts of fruits, from Dewey-Richman’s, was spread cordial invltiitlon is ^tended to all represent Japan at the meeting of now stands. scription ra&er tlum taxes. for 315,000 damages brought by An vegetables and other articles for w ith 4 snowy linen-cloth and places to attend this service. 'The collec the League of Nations Council on There is no record of where the In. 1850 the house was repaired tonio Gamba of 81 Lake .street the Thanks^vlng baskets. set for six. The centerpiece was a tion to be' taken -will be devoted- to Monday, 'laid today oh his arrival A t a special meeting of the execu tive committee of the South , Mer new society worshiped previous to and the ladies society carpeted the against Harold and Selma Strick pumpkin filled wlth'fruits of various the choir’s pledge toward current here that the present Japane- •; pol chants Division of the Chamber of this time, but it is thought at - the aisles. In 1879 it was again remod land of Columbia, in Superior Court Chapman Court will hold its regu kinds and colors. church expenses. icy in Manchuria must be continued Commerce this afternoon, it was home of one of the members. The eled. yesterday. The case was heard by lar meeting this evening promptly at The menu prepared by Mrs. Rowe for Japan can ‘take no other course. voted to request the memters of the task of bidlding a church was evi Modemlz''-' Judge P. B. O’Sullivan. included tomato juice cocktail, ICEMEN ELECT He submitted his government’s 8 o’clock, followed by' a bridge division to close their stores from dently a hard one, as records for sev So several years ago electric The suit was the result of an ac party and food sale, in the banquet cream of corn soup, hearts of celery, observations on the Lytton report" 2 Pittsburgh, Nov. 18.— (AP)—L. R to 3 o’clock tomorrow afternoon, as eral years show only a little done lighting fixtures were installed by cident that occurred October 7, hall. Tomorrow evening Amaranth spiced eremberries, roast turkey, of the situation.in the Far East to each year. In 1832 they voted to the late Mrs. Mary. Yeomans, and at 1931. Gamba was walking across with bread stuffing, giblet gravy, Girton, of Sioux Falls, S. D., today the league secretariat. They will be a mark of rei^)ect to the late Lewis members will visit JeSsamine court N. Heebner, whose funeral will <*t “seat the meeting house" and a the same time a new hard wood the the highway at Nigger Hill of New London and on Monlay eve buttered onions, sweet potato bails, was elected president of the Nation published on M ond^. , held at that hour. “ com m ittee was appointed to apx>or- fioor was put in by the church so when he was struck by an automo ning, Morris Court of Bridgeport broccoli with HoUandaise sauce, al Association of Ice IndusMes. tion the seats according to the prop ciety, the Ladies Aid assisting and bile driven by "larold Strickland, pumpkin pie, nuts, coffee and raisins. J. C. Thompson, of Dallas, Tex., CRASH VICTIM DIES Mr. Heebner was a member of the Royal Matron Ahne Tryon of C ^p- executive committee of the division erty qualifications and tax paid by furnishing runners for. the aisles. traveling west. Gamba claimed that man Court will fill the station of Mrs. Rowe was assisted in pre was elected vice-president and J. B. the members. A month later anoth The pews ana interior wood work of he received severe injures, including paring the dishes and in serving the Mahoney, of Charesten, S. C., Md S t a m fo r d ,'.18—(AP) —Mar up to a year previoiu to bis death. Charity at both meetings. Supper He was a member of the Chamber er meeting was called and it was the church was trimmed with black a broken arm-and a permanent in ‘large niunber of guests by Mrs. John W. K. Martin, of CfawfordsvUle, ino Lagb, 27, of 638 South Wilson will be' served about 6 o’clock at and served on the Board of Control, voted “That the pew by the great walnut of a quantity and quality jury to his back. the Masonic Temple in bofii cities. Moore of Parker steeet, after which Ind., were rent^med second vice-pres street, Waterhury, helper on tne until stricken by illness. A special door in the meeting house shall be which could never be duplicated. He was represented by Attorney the attractive hew books Just issued ident and treasurer, respectively. truck in an. accident with another ‘reconed’ equal to the foreseat and William J. Shea. The Stricklands Ten new directors we»e named. truck at the foot of Clarks Hill committee will represent the divi In the old records are frequent Tomorrow afternoon a committee by the Manchester Electric company sion at the funeral services tomor comer pew” so evidenfly the one mentions of the “women’s side of were represented by Warren Max They are E. L. Beimett, the retiring Wednesday morning, died this noon will be in attendance at the North and prepared by Mrs. Rowe were row afternoon and members of the assigned to the pew by the door felt the church” and some of the older well of Hartford. distributed to all present, including president, of Boston; I. H. Hiomas, in the Stamford hospital. Death Methodist church to receive con of Binghamton, N. Y,; B. F. Lucas, Board of Control and CSiamber of the leaflets giving the recipes used was caused by a ruptured intestine tributions of fruit, vegetables, of Baltimore; B. C. Brown, of New ficers will also attend. in yesterday’s Thanksgiving menu. and internal cor/pUcation. canned goods and other articles for Orleans; C. P. Anderson, of Okla Thanksgiving baskets for the needy. These new cook bookis will be homa aty; C. C. Sggert, of Denver; CURTIS HAS COI4> The committee, will assemble and given to anyone interested in elec S. M. Collins, of Tacoma, Wash.; R. distribute the collections in the com tric cookery on application to the G. Hopkins, of Boston; E. King, of munity. Gifts may be brpught aft company’s salesroom on‘Main street Washington, Nov. 18.—(AP)—A VICKS GOUGH DROP Decatur, Bl., and HOrace W illia^, slight cold today caused Vice Presi ... All you’ve hoped for ift a ernoon or evening, althou^ the ear They are loose-leaf books intend^ of St Petersburg, Fla. , lier the better for. the committee, to for addition of menu leaflets to be dent Curtis to spend the day in his Cough D rop» medicated widi hotel apartment His physician said arrange them. distributed at the coming bi-weekly ingredients o f Hie Manchester PiAKc Market Cold tea is said to be a much the illhess' w ^ trivial and that the 1 lessons throughout the season by more effective dresring for burns vice president would probably go to The Junior classes of the North M rs. Rowe. than an y kind o f oU. Methodist Church School will hold his office tomorrow. We are fully stocked with a full line of good things for your a party in the social room tonight at PROSECUTOR APPOINTED Holiday needs, and Rightly Priced. We are hooking orders for 6 p. m. Cleeses of Mrs. Heibert Norwich, Nov. is.—(AP)—For Seymour, Mrs. W. D.. WoodwaiM, mer Congressman Edwin W. Hig Holiday Poultry. To avoid disappointment we suggest to leave and. Miss' Ruth Wiggin, grades 1, 2 gins was appointed prosecutor of — -----KEITH and 8 are invited; Each 'will bring the New London county court of your order for your Turkey no^l a little wood for the fireplace. common pleas today. Judge,Charles Games wifi'be conducted by Harold B. Waller selected him to succeed ppu cow ajjord to Intjf ôo> ^ will tkke place at tiie South Metho tral Committee from 1900 to 1906. dist church Sunday evening at 7 Lb...... r -reOC Fresh Pofk to Roast, rib end, 1 o’clock. At'fills time the various classes of the-church school will be Am ong Our New Arrivals Ib...... 1 5 c Try Our Home Made Sausage Mca*., from called ' upon to contribute to this Boneless, Rolled, Fresh, Native Hams to Native Pork—15c lb. 0 A - worthy cauM. Roast—^no waste, f 0 Special—2 lbs...... Fresh Ground Hamburg Steak for a Meat ‘ The Manchester Green Communi at,.lb...... l O C ty club will hold Its regular meeting We will cut them to any size you may Loaf— 15? Ib. 0 ^ tonight preceding the weekly set 2 lbs...... Z 9 C back and dance ot the men’s edm- desire. m ittee.

Prime Rib Roast Beef, cut form Premium Native Chickens to Roast, from Coventry. Prize winners at the card party 4 to 6 pounds each. 0 0 given by the Women of the Moose r ' : ...... 2 5 c “ ' 2 9 c Lb...... 9 9 C and the men’s.lodge at the home club last night included Mrs. Wil Boneless Rolled Roast Beef q Native Fowl, 4 to 6 lbs. each. A O liam Humphrey and Uberio Frac- chis, first; second, Miss Virginia for the oven. Lb...... Lb...... ZOC Becchio and Paul Cervini; Miss Boneless Rolled Pot Roast Beef q ^ Mary Breen and Steve Smith, con from Premium Beef. Lb...... Fresh Native Spare Ribs, . ‘f ra solation. It was announced last night that the third sitting'in the series Fresh Native Veal and Fresh Pigs’ Hocks, . t A would be held TburfNlay. evening, Native Calves’ Liver.- Decem ber 1/ on account of Thanks lb...... l U C giving. day next week. After the < i Native Pigs’ Liver, AO games last night coffee ao ^ Manchester, Soccer Club ii. regards Home Made Brown Bread, H n g \ y - r; ■ . ' ■ ■ . • ■ - • ^ ■ . guarantee from the largest 'organ to fdiming a :;|qôr team ahd be Don’t take; our . \rord for loaf ...... 5 C> l U C cause o f u e interest it w ^ decided Kroehler Guaranteed ization in the country produclhg . Home Made Fruit Pies— .All , 4 q these vdues'.;. 4^ ' ^ e wo- 1 f . to (UsciuM th e proposal ton ig h t .goods of this kind. Kinds, each ...... IS/C inen who; haVe ,iôpi^ and Sming Constriiistidn. Home Baked Beans, n 1^ Home Made Coffee Rings, Sugar a C The ^ t aid class will be; held at oinipsred! ^ tell q u a rt ...... 1 9 c Frosted-r-15c each. 2 fo r ____ 4 DC the |3.choql. street Bee at 7 a’dock you IM t- it^s TFradih^s for s - t(^ght lasting tmtil'8:30 o’dobk. coat iralaes ’ . - . -^values that Nice White Canli- 1 A 7 A Kn hot in tho Native Potatoes, The foUpwing' d of 1 flowm:, each ...... tXUC'9 I S /C camtles Ifoim , Harvard I4 W S ebod priw of, their peck ...... 1 7 c Finest Sweet Potatoes^ m £| ’88 ho4W g^ts at tpo! 'ê^jmrs alon® piedc "*»••••»•••••••••«•••••• JL •East Centers street Andrew are worth êypi^ce!:^ 'You P aseftena,, .C3yde ^ m s t o d c , Native Yellow Globe Tnniipfl^ n iM Fancy Native King Aisles for O Q must see-them V :" tomor- .ir Petoskey,: 'M|ch., iUbert Graves, I 1 r r pedc JL Cooking, peck ...... Hope, A rkî^ and Waldemar n>w.!'. 4'B ddtof Migtaamton, N t Y : TcbhM:- i s h e J H ^ ■ row they wlU g a t e Nebr SDtven to PHONE ORDERS TAKEN THIS EVENING. DIAL 5111. see the, Yabt-Ha|vaM gabne hbeOm-^ .‘V . c. . . - . --.I., pahied ;by -Herhert HOttte and Miss Emily Ho|ise. 4 i - . \

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ADVntmBUBNTI ADVmiUBlfBNTS aad AppixiachMi CTedtItofAiue S t nfcasaaty by m hw oy cdnstruotleB swiaca-nd oUing. C ^^to ttm l U ateow follows: Beourad, Btikcffar o f ____ in ' President P d le j Of New Ha- repairs and oiling announced tbo Co„ IDC.. Hartfotd, IMT; uwMelired,' i ^ w f t h o f i M e e n W ^ Nte Mm’ ftim Conneetiout HUhWoy dtnartmsni as A. B. BucI^ BHllliMBtlo, 1100; Good and bad men are each <î .west Side B m - Ten Road S a js Subsidized ot N ovem ber 16, a re as foUoira: AmsHeM Candy: Co., Rartford, leaa ao than they MamÂaon. Ready-m ade **bettar" E M A i m s m m m w i m f u p p e f wQ m Route No. V. S. 1—Branford. Bos $183; F. R. Crygitr Tobtoco Co., served Mr 0ft cn h u to Of the M cditeftrif ^ . highly mdlTidual and made with fine ton Post road Is being oiled for one 1 The Fallot Itudlo, 47S Main atraot. H artford, lUT; B. s. Bibb* Com- of the OpttNi______Shop,The iMTAUiwy workmanOhlp, are being aold by the CompeiitioB Is Rninons. mile. THANKSOVING CANTATA p m , .Hartford, .fllTi Kaaohestar makaa amallant rapreduettena d old Aloialo Tailoring and Traaanialiliil offioer wlll he the stats Mgsnt, Mias R oute N ..U. S. LA—Branford. Dairy Company, $108: Manebester (ML portraita. Zf you hara a tmaurad Shop, 9S8 Main atraot It la felt that 0 Wdterhunr, The old family pletura, you oaa floa Poet road cut-off. About SnOlcf of Memorial hospital, 1108; inrtford comnltladlli ebam tadudes Mrs. there la a real need for thaaa hUrh Boston, Nov. 18—"The taxpayers reinforced concrete under constnic* ClHilr to Rifidtr Msmidii^f Secretarial School. 8174. Tim first MoMnof^Dataap. ib g .: Vm um Me- iraat plaaaura to other mambara of fluality draaaea, la evening, SunAy the family by preaantlnf them with Of this country provide free water tloD. Oraijing, open to traffic. *Vttyfr of Thuikiglving^ nuletinff of tba creditors will be held ^ t t , MW* AH0S' Hunter, M rs. Nine tenm stptslns.hsvs I night daytime and aporta orp ^ You ways for water transportation, free a week from todity at 10:80 a. m. la eoplaa for Chrlatmaa. Phone 6IM. Darien. ^Bmlton Poet road. About Sundsy Eveninff. *ud MtA ‘ May Me- their first rep o^ lor ths are invited .to drop in and look them airways for air tranmrtation and hi mile metalling dnUnage culvert the officee of R ew ee'fia^ Berman Vslgh: These pkmBiag to be pres- over without obllgatlea any day Or make only a nominal ciuuge for the C)pen to tra ffic. Stratford. Sec. N o. Red Oreei Roll ptfl, sad-^ n total Wo Mnah At 7 o’clock Sunday evening, the at 790 Main atreet, Hartford. Ihuraday and Saturday nighta 'by use of the public hiidiways com 1, Merritt blglikrty-Barnum avenue, 8847/38 has ftM A oartaln man deaai’t mind drhr- appointment ,^»60U«1 Lutheran mercial highway tranqportatlon,” bridge under construction. Closed to Ltyal Circle of Klnge Daughters toe quota of 11,800, It ia f to ohureh, ha aaya, .baeauaa It la tra ffic. touroh ^jm ^frH aunder's "Song declared J. J. PeUey,-president of p£ T h M l^ v t e g ." under the has set the date of Thursday, Childvan ' of the beglaaers and nounced todhg Ity 'W. W, one place where you can And park A lm ost the New Haven railroad in an ad in g apace. Route No. 2-r-Preiton. Norwich' tt® Swedish ReUef Sqctety. ember. 1 for its annual fell rummage primary department Of the Center treasurer of the drive. Ths 6am- Maybe, as we are told, work never dress before the New England Cioun' Westerly road is being oiled for I No admission will be ehargid but a erne, which will be ia charge of tEe ohureh sehooli are rtminded to filU oloas on' Thsnhjftlvlag killed angbo<^, but it makes a lot oil here today iu which he main- miles. ways end m eau domimtte#. bring thste'^ of food for the DOlioaclea for Tbankaglvlng are tainsd tiiat "subsidlisd competition ooUecttoo wiU be Ufted, the recetpte of people deauly sick at times.— to be used to aid th T n ^ 'n iam ^vlar kaskata at the session candled pineapple, candied oarrlaa is responsible for a large part of the Route No. U. B. 6—Coventry, tesau reporting ns o f : Anon. North Coventry-South Coventty the winter. • “ o f fiiUnday sehool the com ln f Sab- and praaerved frulta from Plnehurat TOfsant troubles of the railroads." Stewart C. Hyde, son of Judge ^ wers^ssttellowi road is being oiled for 1 mile. Grocery. Call 4161 to order.* TOs bushMss depression, a little too Rev. K. E. Eriolaon,,paetor of the' and Mrs. William S. .Hyde of 234 B. Strieklsad; 819i For a cosy after-theater snack in Route No. 14—Mlddlebury-Wood^ eluirbh, and Rev. 8. E. Green, naitor Main srteat, has bean Sleoted a mem Martin, 84; CspUu .B v e r s tf___ peasant surroinuUngs, drop into the much regulation of tha railroads; U| I Out and a lack ot proper regulation of bury road. About mllei of rehi' of the Swediak C ong^^^ ber of the ring committee at WlUlS' ms wtafts c b q s s b d nee turkey red. Moot girls want at try is dependent upon efficient and loot in his arms. Wales road is being oiled for about Local stores will remain-open un 6 6 6 just isn't being done. The high curls least one red dress to pep up their economical tn^portation for Ite one mile. UQUm-TABUBT8-r|ALVB . and waves fill in the apace that raw materlala, finidied products and til 9 o’clock next.'Wednesday night, spirits and to create an impression Route No. 25—New Milford-Utch- Frank Hoeh, Rays, Kan., mer ObedM OoiSi Srat Say, SsedNebes. shows underneath these very brief w ith . now is just the time to in food eupplies.” SON IS SUSPECTED closing all day Thanksgiving, ip ac i . fleld road from Marbledale to New chant runs a 'monument stmv on or Neamlgls In 96 iwinwtea. Materia pancake hats. ’While the competition of sub cordance with toe closing stoedule dulge that desire because the new Preston. A section of gravel sur tha lin t floor o f hie shop, a laundry In 9 Says. reds are stunning. sidized transportation is troublesome of the Merchants Dirision of the face is under construction. Grub on. toe second, and a fox farm oh- Very up-to-date la all laundering to the railroads,” said Mr. Pelley, "it New York, Nov. 18.—(AP)—Emil Chamber of Commerce. m SALVE for HEAP COjUJS bing, grading and Installing cul Klsel, .20, of 7208 Sixth atenue, the roof. It is not revealed what he methods, the New Model Laund^ is becoming increasingly burden^ verts, also constructing a bridge. Moot Sftetdy ResMtUtr Ksswn. Have some delicious chocolates in Brooklyn, was arrested today at does with his cellar. .actually lengthens the life of your some to the taxpayers. This is par One-way traffic over temporaiy The Luther League of the Eman the house for Thanksgiving. All va Brooklyn police headquarters on a ^clothes by thorough cleaning and rieties of yie famous Schrafft’s can ticularly true with respect to the bridge Is necessary. New MUford- uel Lutheran church will hold ite an ^proper handling. Phdhe S072. taxpayers of New-England. The six Litchfleld road from New Preston to charge of homicide In 'connection nual meeting and election offioara dies are sold at Packard’s Pharma vlth the. fatal shooting Sunday ot cy, both in bulk and boxed. A nice New England states pay nine per Woodville. A section of gravel at 8 o’clock tonight A program will Blakealilft cent of the cost of our federal gov night of his father, K on s^ty Kisel, gift for "her” are Schfafff s special surface is under construction. Ghib- 59, ba presented by Raymond Benson ' A good vegetable salad, with just ernm ent bing, grading and installing culverts. and his decorating committee. Re- Thanksgiving packages. The • Ider Kisel, a carpenter, was the right oombinatioa of vegetablec, "When Congress appropriates 100 Open to traffic. New Milford-Utch- ishments will be served and a isn’t the easiest thing in the world million doUdrs for &e federal aid found lying asAinst a sea wall at Spice In Variety field road from Woodvtile'to Ban sobial hour will be held. to make, especially when there’s a of the highways, as is done almost tam. A section of gravM.aurface is the foot, of 79th street and Shore ChUdten who take lunches to evtoy year, the taxpayers of New road, Brooklyn, suffering from five tmnptation to let chance direct the imder construction. Grubbing, grad The Marmon sedan which was sold redpe, and use whatever vegetablea school often get tired of sandwiches EngUmd tnust contribute 9 million ing and installing culverte. Open to bullet wounds. He died half an hour and won’t eat without knowing what dollars. ’The waterway bill involv later in Norwegian hospital. ‘ at auction by Constable Clarence H. hajên to oe left over. Here’s a real tra ffic. Anderson yesterday .afternoon at ly attractive emnbination: is the matter. The solution lies in ing Congressional appropriations Route No. 84—West Haven. Derby Police, said tiiey learned the fa* variety to keep their interest. A few totaling 500 million dollars for the ther bad trouble .about four months Wetoerell's Garage, was purchased 1 cup i>eas, fresh or canned pike is being oiled for about 6 by Mrs. Albert Cordner of Rockville. 1-2 cup celery,, minced fancy cutters, or brown and white development oI waterways only mile. ago with his son over late hours and bread used together for a cream means that the New England peo also that the son owned a .25 cal The purchase price was 845. F It S 1-2 cup chicken, veal or ham, Route No. 39—Sberman-Gaylords' choiqiwd fine cheese and Jelly sandwich will do ple'arie to be required to contribute vine road. Waterbound macadam ibre revolver. Detectives of the wonders. Make some date bread for 45 million dollars to subsidize water 2% miles in length. Grubbing, grad homicide squad also said 'The Junior Forget-me-not Circle, • The “ BLUE BLADE* 1 cup red kidney beans or lima of King’s Daughters will meet to a change; use whole wheat and rye transportation. ing. Traffic may use old road with leaded the younger Kisel and a- beans morrow afternoon at tha home of S''sweet pickles bread often, instead of always Cites Barge Canal ou t delay. friend had used the gun for target can be adjusted to fit ewedy ‘iUhls country cannot contihae to their leadmr. Miss B eatrice L. Lydall Iicttuce, mayonnaise: white bread. Try watercress occa Route No. 49—^Norfolk. Relocation practice, that a buUet had lodged in i l l e t t e -Til X>our in himdreds of millions of dol of 22 Hudson street Miss Betty If canned vegetables are used, sionally in place of lettuce. Every ot summit crossing. ’Traffic may the ceiling, where they were shoot BLUE effort you make to vary the sand lars each year tot subsidize highway, use old' road without delay. ing and that an examination of thla Park and Miss Beatrice Juul will S t . A D C the requirements ol iny htoo drain them thoroughly first. Then water and air transportation to have charge of toe program. oomblne with other ingredients and wiches will have results. Route No. 68—Naugatucit. Pros bullet^by balllStica experts showed compete with the railroads; ->Sub- pect road.' - About 2 miles' bitumi it was fired from the same pistol as or beard. A simple twist of mayminalse. Serve on crisp lettuce Helen Davidson Lodge, Daughters The Beauty Neopu- ple, or other fn|it, and put in the payers contribute the greater part mother’s stove yesterday morning ville-Westford extension. Water- ’ and in turning, bunded Into her Jar. Right away, yoimgsters’ dresses tray of your mechanical refrigerator of what water transportation bound macadam. Length about ^ have plaid trim n^gs. Nun’s collars for six hours. Serve in parfait glass actually costs.” mother, tipping toe hot water over mile under construction. Traffic herself. 'TNI BIAMONDIMOND ^ IRANO* .are the rage. The kiddies have their es. ‘Tt is difficult to understand this can pass. ûn’s collars too. This is an age of coimtry’s water way policy during Route No. 100^—^New Fairfield and fashion for all ages. The whole family can be outfitted the past, fifteen years,” Mr. Pelley Danbury. Waterboimd , macadam economically with warm underwear said. ” The taxpayers are spending about one mile in length on the for STElGEfvS French Beauty Shoppe * millions of dollars each year to at Marlow’s, especially now while gone road and one mile on the balls STOfftE OF SPiGlALTY SHOPS To have your hair attractive for sale prices are on. They have every maintain waterways so that favored pond road. Grubbing, grading and Thanksgiving, why not have a per type and size o f union suits, draw-* shippers and favored sections of installing culverts. Open, to traffic. the country can save a few thousand manent at Mrs. Aldea Petitjean's era, shirts, vesta and bloomers for Route No. i09— Thomaston. dollars in freight rates.” New French Beauty Shoppe, Jqhn- children and growh-ups. The rib Moosehom bridge over Wigwam Main at Prattj Hartford ôn Block, 709 Main street. Perma- He also critized the proposed St. reservoir under construction. A fleece and other warm woolens are Lawrence waterway project, de pents are from |2 to |6. Phone 8058 protection against colds. short section of one-way traffic is w ly for an appointment (Open claring “there is no economic Justi necessary over temporary bridge. •Wednesday night) fication for the improvement of the DetaU Route Nor 114—Woodbridge. St. .Lawrence waterway,” and that Racerock road. Shoulders are being' ^•1 Shoe Smartness Hat stands can be hiui for ten "it would be cheaper by far for the oiled for about 3^ miles. M * ; Shaped shoe trees, the kind that cents or less. If you manage to have government to pay the entire cost Route No. 137—Stamford. Long Lavishly Used On |U1 out tha;MMcs perfectly, are India- a stand for every hat, your hats will of carrying the freight to the sear ridge road. About 3% inlles of con pehslble to shoe smartness. The min be'kept la shnpe and^wiU be aired board rather, than to spend 36 mil crete pavement under construction. ute you take off your shoes, put the on their little pêidals. Just one of lion dollars each year in an attempt Open to traffic. those details that can mean quite a to bring the seaboard to the Routs No. > 144—Êssex, -Bushy Moes trees in. The trees do their lot. ^ t work when shoes come fresh freigh t.” Hill road. A^waterbound macadam from being worn. When you consider Taxpayers Pay road about % mile in length is un SPECIAL FOR THIS WEEK ^ t your shoes have fully as much On Air transportation, Mr. Pelley der construction but open to traffic. time on the trees as on your, feet dedarad that"every year the tax Route No. 168—^West Haven. Foi> you realise the importance ot thin payers contribute millions • of dol est street is being oiled for about, CHERRY CUSTARD ^ype of shoe care. lars to subsidize commercial air one mile. transportation” and added that ^'the Route No.- 171—Colchester and AND FRENCH VANH.LA people who use air transportation East Hampton. Comstock bridge pay only a small fraction of the and approaches under construction, FOB SAUE BY THE FOLLOWING LOCAL DEALERS: a t wants to be when she givee birth to cost. It is the taxpayers who are 'Two span structural steel concrete $ 24.74 UBBYTO RETURN her child,” Morehouse wrote. "Cer paying the bill.” encased bridge. Waterteund maC' tainly not CMcfamatl,. her home Speaking of highway transporta adam approaches, length abouV% Packard’s Pharmacy town. Too much curiosity. Certainly tion, the New Haven’s president mile imder construction. Open to Duffy a«4 Robinsoii At toe Center- averred that "it is the owners of not North Carolizia, which brought local traffic. 111 Center Street I TO STAGE, REPORT dark tragedy into her Ufe. In France, private motor vehicle and the tax Edward J. Murphy i Route No. 177— Farmington. From llte Downstmrs perhaps.” payers who support the highways, Plainville-Unlonvllle toad. About 1 Depot Square He said she told him that it was which are being used by motor miles of macadam road under con something she would have to decide trucks and motor buses transport struction but open to. traffic. ing freight and passengers in com- New York Newspaper CUms all by herself-^that die felt "like a Route No. 183—Winchester. An i V V. J^SEE'S^S man without a country.’*' ititiqn with the railroads.” , ^ / M^; relley tevored "a UtUe” re i To Ha?e From Hiss "When Libby returns to the stage” laxation of regulation of the rail the'article continues, "she will re roads, so that they would be enabled Whai A ^weat Day” Saturday Is Going: To Be At turn, if you take Walter Batchelor’s to engage In water transportation Hohnan Herself. word for it, as she left it—as a blues on an equal basis with others, the singer, as a husky-voiced torch sing repeal of the “Recapture Clause” of W hen.Children get THX TEA ROOM er with a sob and a throb in her the 1920 Transportation Act, and throat and who can moan ever so 888 Main Sti'OOt-' ' C^qkwite.Catoolic Church New York, Nov. 18— (AP)—After the repeal of the Valuatioa Section Oat-of>Sorts low. (Batchelor’s is Miss Holman’s of the Interstate Commerce Act, Fretfnl, *êeviah» yodng-oiMt who Special Litrodttctory Offer On the Finest, the birth of her baby, in mid-Jan agent.) which has cost to date 8144,000,000, eattoonmeh bwcmMs or titofbododten uary, Ubby Holman will return to "Offers for Libby’s services have "compared with the original esti ttevdop wbnna and constipation. *ôm e M ade’’ Candies Ever the stage. Ward Morehouse, Broad begun to come in. They begin week mate of 87,600,000.” The roads also Two aienato Specials—WhUe. They Last Only 1 way columnist, states In an article ago, even before the letter from the should be permitted a little more ~ 4L ' • in the New York Sun today. Reynolds family reached the drawl flexibility In their rate structures, lie 'NTTMIUPR n w last 'Tuesday, the day the indict ing Mr. Higgins, whose office is that believes. ment charging her and Albert Walk o f state solicitor, o f N orth Cûxillna. ]| ^ EipcUir 1 of Chocolate or Vanilla Fudge er with the mnrder of her husband, YOUTH IS SUSPECTED Mia. B . W . Coo- young Smith R ôlds, was nolle V IS F r a ^ - FREE! CnARCKS DENIED pressed at Winston-Salem, N. C., Chicago, Nov. 18<-(AP)—A 17- ^ M a i- With Em4z Pqrohase of Morehouse said, the Broadway blues year-, - _-v'. \ ■ I - At ■J:. \„ I'-; ' r' :^v.--r "i!V r^‘ '.•V;_;‘V''\-^,\.-;.V ■ o-:-.f;'. t » .< ■, '

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH M ^CHiBTEB,: CONN. JfRIDAy, NOVEMBER 18,1988, t ■ me taU you, anything was better than twomore weeks of hell on toat TO TRAIN TEAfflERS -ehfjin gang. H ITEXACOEXHIRIT DRAWS RUSSIA N O r iO S H R SUgned PMlIioii "I could tell you of hundreds of OF SUNDAY KHOOIS Rev. and .Mrs. Widiaee;P- W e e ^ (KOWDS IN HARTTORD Boeten, Noy. 18,’ H:AP) — A sp^ that bappehed in that place. attended the monthly meeting of . the cial (teteU M .plain dotoesmu h u o r i _ that weidd turn’ "your blood T^^lliimric 'Minieters’ ..'VniQB at, been assigned by, police to the cold with toe dteer brutality o:( it. Glass For Protestant Churches Windham Cuter, Mopdi«^{ . An educational exhibit, aponcKured Mbscow, Nov. 18^(AF) ’ i i Beacon Hfll dtatrlct In an effort to Once we got up enough nerve to sign Here uid In Surrounding ; Mrs. Lewis Phelps, and^her moth- PlP Texas CompMy, hah beeta governinut o rg u Imtotto said put u Ud 'to tod operations of a a petition which we hoped would be Towns Planned At Cenijer er, Mrs. J, H. FltegeraJd, were vis- opued, at 738 Main atreet In Hart- Soviet'Rtissia erotdd not x printed in one of toe '^stem papers. Church. daring burglar who is believed re It M d >toe inside story of the life sponsible for 89 breaks in the sec aggressiu pact wito toe neW'Mu- churiu state of MuiJhukuo with we were 'forced to live. I never found Tentative plans have been made meeting at 7:0-clock Sunday, evening ^****^‘ which The Texaa Compuy tion during, toe past few weeks. will be in charge of I ^ e . Butrice running, in New York for An invutigati n,into the burg out toe simultaneous signatore of s out.', if that petition was "smuggled for the formation ^ • Teacher’s 9 Jo iMph Labeck, Of Tins put>pr not. Hamilton. The. topic for dlacusaion jfi® p u t eighteu montba Md which lar’s activities h u been 'underway slmilu pact by Japu wito Moseow “ When my time was up, I was Training Class, qpen to Sunday will be "Our lMeaamgs.’’.'’rhi8 will be °^®*’ 700,000 visitors quietly -for several days. The paper âs commuting on Schools of ProtestMt churches in a pnblic ThMksgiving. worship pro- f* ^ foot, the attendance A t the home of Mrs. Edith F. suggestions iqqiearing . in ' iVtoyfi T t w n , Eiperiencd given IS.. Qtberwlse I would have newqtapers that a Ruaso^Ca» bOen picked up again for vagrancy. Muchester Md vicinity. The class gram. “ Hartford registered is already in DeCamp at 7 West Cedu street wu A special ThMksgiving. prayer ®*®®®s of 30,000. among the first entered by the chiik^ treaty wm ■ "'sulCttiut' > tc And you. can bet that I soon got as will be run on Sunday afternoons in. guarantee peace ip toe Far flle st. ^ far away foom Florida as possible. sendee-is being planned' for the It was orlglnaUy intended to run burglar. With Mrs. De Camp w u “ Sontbern Hosintality” In jMuary and February if present Wednesday eveidng before ThMks- the New York exhibit for but a her mother, Mrs. Sarah, W. Baker, "Such a propoaiu makes no ser»- "And it was a grand and glorious ous impression here," Isvestia said feeling to get back into Manchester plans are completed. giving day. There wiU be special month but the pubUc displayed such 91, and Miu Maxy Ross, 19, a grand Form Of Qnined Pninsb- musical, numbers, the choir being In a keen Interest In the W catlonal daughter of Mra. De Camp. "when it, is con sid er that Man- again." The class was sponsored by G. H. chukuo and Japu have a military Wilcox, superintendent of the Sun charge Qi Miss Amy Rudall. features of the petroleum Industry During bis visit, the burglar had day School at the Center C on g r^ - Mrs. Eugene W. Platt u d obll- “ d Its allied lines that tbe exhlWt the run of the .''Ouse, threatened all agreement under which toe Japu- ment— Arrested and Sen- dreh of Wapping returned to ; their was continued with increasing suc- three u d left after scooping up all ese army assumes guardtensMii tional church. He invited superin over MUeburia, thus iwitirfwg Mu* SCANDIA LODGE CONFERS tendents of other churches in town home Wednesday evulng after cess Md today at 29 BroadTOv toe cash in toe bouse u d kissing Mlu Ross. <^0Uce, called foom tbe eburia a country in which toe mili tcnried For lOdinf F r e i ^ M d in Wapping, Bolton, Bucking spending, several dasrs ^ th Mr. u d attracting daily 3,000 visitors Hart ham and TalcottviUe to attend the Mrs. A, E. Frink. . ^*‘‘1 Is the flrst city outside of New Joy street station, were told that tary control is in toe buds of an INITUTORY DEGREE Arthur. Fellows of Worcester, York where this exhibit has been Miss Rosa w u . awakened by tbe other nation. . meeting, at which anugements noise made by tbe prowler. were begun. A committee of flve Mass., was a recent caller of his held u d equally keen interest is be "The Soviet government in pursu The Inhuman treatment of per- brother, Emory FeHows: Ing shown there. His subsequent visits to other ing a traditional policy o f i^ ce , w u named to make further plans, beacon Hill homes were along. tbe will not refuse to sign a guarutee ■oaa'ieBteBeed to eervf priaen terms Over 76 Present As Local In the committee consisting of John The condition of MIm Persls Fel- The exhibit teils, through nie. surance Man la Admitted In lours is reported as belh'g somewhht tures, charts u d models, toe row same order and police wid be bad pact with Muchukuo but this tR on the ehalQ fangi of the south has Owers of toe Second Congregationbl been operating nfgbtl;n _ ly for toe past possible only with tos limultueouR heen widely publicised in recent to Order Of Vasa. church, Clarence Davis of toe South improved. muUc story of petroleum from toe Miss Myrtise Matthewson, who Ume it leaves the earth until it is few weeks,seks. 'rae speclipeolalclai duty • ■ squad signature of a similar trsaty by months through the medium of fuU- Methodist church, Ellen Foster of w u ordered out after regular Wapping, L. Tberon French of toe has been very lU is expected to marketed as varied refined products Japu, since its troops are tos main lepatb novels and realistic motion More than 75 persons attended patrolmen uemed unable to cope military force in Manchuria. North Methodist church u d ^ r . make a slow recovery. TOe ulroated models are used with toe situaôD. pictures, evolving from the celebrat* toe meeting of Soudia Lodge, No. Wilcox. T be course b u not yet Wallue HiWard u d Itrgely to show how petroleum “ ed case of Itobert S. Bums, who is 28, Order of Vasa, at Oruge Hall beu outlined or have the teuberi three children were vliltori of Mr. produced u d refined. ^ THAT BTOPFBD B M even now bstog sought by a south* Joeeph Lubeck been selected. u d Mrs. Alfred Post in GHIead Sun- fhere are on h u d at all tim«H a NOT YET TIME sm state. last xfight, including -members of John Ericson Lodge of WlUimutlo. *tafl of leoturers who will exnlaln DAUGHTER; No, Ju k is not On Chain Gang easy. Just a steady grind from At toe morning worship in toe the various phases of the exhibit NEW BOARDER; Where’s the Too many, these storiessrfe are pro* Clarence H. Anderson, local iniur- rtob; in fact, 'be can hardly raivu morning till night. u c e agent was received into mem Congregational Church next Sun- xnd usw er any questions of a n o . bath tub in this boarding bouse? tos monsy to kssp going. bably lob^d upon as publicity gags PAUL JONES’ LETTERS day, Rev. Wallace I. Woodln ' will logical or refining nature. One of AND ANOTHER: I don’t know— and sheer slnisatlonalwn, but to “ Pay Day" bership, with toe men’s degree team MERCENARY MOTHER; TtuD worUnf tbe initiatory degree. preach on “ The Quest foV Hap]^- the lecturers will be u automotivs Z'vs only b su ilviBg bars a moptb. I’d tell him not to keep coming. - JoNph Liubeok of S8 Cottage street, ▲t niAtfMl, toe prisoners wwe "»• Harvest" ^ 1 1 •aglnssr who will usw sr q S o S —Pathfinder. Tit-Bits. they are statement of fact. For ■gain loadedlor into' trucks and The degree team, ooubed by Carl INCLUDED IN ESTATE Tboren u d captained by Brio Nel bs toe Thanksgiving utosm rend- fibout toe various Intersstinv di^ Ltibeok, only a few years out of his broufht back■ to■ toe■■ I piprison stock' srsd by toe Senior choir. plxyi of airplane u d automoMis am. teens, had the unforgettable and ade. The men were given water, to son, budled toe work in a fine man ner which drew nquy complimen Mr. u d Mrs. Chester ci. Bridge of which are cut away to show hprriblo experience of serving a sen* wash up but no towels. On Saturday Philadelphia, Nov. 18.—(AP)— HaiardvlUe were dinner gueiU of the inside parts in motion. AmoM tenee of sixty da^s on a chain gang noon, the men lined up at one end o f tary remarks from local members u d visitors. Following toe cere Some of toe fire u d spirit wbiob Mrs. Bridge's parsnti, Rov. u d Mrs. mginss will bt a movlna in the state of Florida. In tnoee toe enclosure. The/ names of those Wallaoe 1. Woodln, Tuesday svs- ^“ hard Disssl Airplue Engins Sixty diya. ho witneMOfl .ioenN that who, in toe opinlen of toe guards mony, Put Dlitriot Muter 0. Bun- makM toe name ef John Paul Jones dell dl WlUimutlo spoke briefly. blv* which has attracted unusual inter- arf aeiMd'ihte hia memory, soenes had not worked hard enough during famous, u d a bit of tos diffioulty T flr . u d Mrs. Wofdin spent Mon- Mt at toe New York etolb it' BUSTER BROWN of agony and torture, of men sub* toe WMk, were called out. They RSfrubmenti were served, f l o w ed by a letbuk tournament. Mrs. hs u d his fsllow ssa hsross meoun- day _ in Windham Center at toe . A special invitation to tot exhibit Jeoted to every conceivable form of were taken to one side. The otoefs monthly meeting of the Willlmutlo J* extended to tbe local sohoSa. in tii'uelty, despised, .beaten and brok- were given a new striped suit and Otto Johnson won toe ladies flrit tsrsd in sstablishlng ths Amsrieu SHOES en*splrited, striving desperately to cigarettes. Zt was "pay day." prlM u d Victor Anderson won ths Navy during the Revolution, are re the high schools Will Makt Your Chlldrtn’i FMt men's flrst prlu. Consolation went flected In a puket of autographed Hi A. Phillips, who is spsndlng ths find oollsgss availed thsmsslvss of cllM to life. Lubeck was among those whose Hippy, This atory begins more than six to Mrs. Karin TorstenMU u d Nils litters just Inventoried in tos estate namel were celled out. His pay oon of Mrs. Sarah Parker Btaley. One of the ohemlstry o' laei at the All Slsts, years ago. Lubeck had grown slsted of spending toe week-end in BJorkmaa- weaVy of the hum*drum existence of Six of the letters bear tos signa High School, now making AH Widths a sweatbox, on! of toe most iO' ture of "J. Paul JonsN," flrst or ths a study ef Mtroleum, wu the flm ■ i • I • 11111 $2.65‘*$3.45 the school-boy and determined to human forma of torture. The boxes ceek adventure. With another Man great Amsrioa ssa fighters. to aooept toil invitation In Ha*?- were about five feet high and three Tbs oollsetlu oomprlsss about 60 COLLEGE INN’S DANCE rordi Chester lad, Eddie Oleason, he head or four feet square. Four men were WAPPING ed south and for several months all litters ud muusorfpti, sight of confined ip «fi0h, their arms raised which are letters from Oemmedors went well, work was obtained and and faftened oviM' their heads. PROGRAM FOR H O L n iA Y l| * ^ * S !'S l'X ° n v ‘!;rj:iS the boys enjoyed themselves. Then Tbs Wapping Parut-Teaober As John Barry, toe "Father of the day except Sunday. The T m oo BOYS' they decided to start west. From Saturday noon until Mon sociation mst at ths aobool hall on Ameriou Navy" u d 12 are from Compuy has local rsprsisntatlon BROWNBILT . On reaching New Orleans, they day morning, they stayed in this Monday afternoon. Mrs. Qsorge WU Robert Morris, tos flnuolsr of tos position, their ohly food a cup of Revolution. John Huoook’s letters Duosra throughout eutern Con- "***‘®!1 parted; Oleason to continue to Call cox of Muohsitsr was toe speaker. nsflUcut u o bsliig attracted to Col- Miin^Sd Humu atrute SSSteJ OXFORDS lornia and the coast, Liibeck tc re water and com bread. "I often Mrs. WsUfflu Burnham u d Mrs. also are included. wonder how I lived through it,” said lags Inn baUroom at Bolton to enjoy S r DeroonS m uii!im «G * 5 Sturdy School Shoes turn to Florida and then East. In Anton Bimler, Jr., wore hoitssiss. Mrs. Staley, formerly of Oarilsls, 100% Leather. A Alabama, Lubeck met a young fel Lubock. “The box had ll^ e ventlta The following committee was namsd Pa., was tos widow of F ru k Staley, 4 low named Malloy. Together they tion. A broad, hinged stripe of to have charge of the soup kitchen president of the Erie u d Western SIbm 1 to 6 9 i # 9 9 board ran along toe top to give us dance resort. Tomorrow came back. Mrs. Mae Holden, Mrs. Agusta Bur' Trusurtatlon Compuy. She died tos managemratmagemrat b u arruged a p. m of 8 •. m. u d 11 air. But in hot weather toe guards here Sept. 29 u d toe letters are Arrested closed it and In cold weather it was ger u d Mrs. Nathan MiUer. It was ipeolal week-end du es program At Live' Oak, Florida, in Swanee voted to hold a food sale on toe first listed among her personal effects. featuring Bam Rogers u d nls Con- Cuuntj’, 85 miles north of Jackson' opened. Jt a man was taller than They originally were sent to her I f BURIED ALIVE toe height of toe box be suffere< Saturday in Dsoember. Mrs. Anton neotlout Ambusaaori, State obam- ville, Lubeck and Malloy hopped Bimler, Mrs. Waltsr N. Foster, Mrs. great-grudfatoer, John Brown, ploni with u entirely new list of CHILDREN’S more as he was forced to oram] unto a "Reefer,” or refrigerator car, Madehne OolUni u d Mrs. Koblyniki merohut u d patriot of Providuoe, latest Broadway duos bits that are Rome, Nov. 18.—(AP)—Twelve going north. No sooner were they himself into toe close quarters. It R. 1., u d treasurer of Rhode Islud persons wers burled alive in toe col was impossible to move, one way or wers appointed as. committee. sure to pleue toe crowd of merry SCHOOL SHOES settled in the most comfortable posi Miss Helen Frink who had rq College—later caned Rrown Univer makers. lapse of a factory building here to tion they, could, vvhea railroad, de^ another. As the hours mint by toe sity, after a member of his family. day. Bight were taken out of the agony increased, until we were oiiperated from her recent lUnesi. On Thuksglving night several, debris dead, u d four seriously in- ; Tuf-Flex—Dampproof Soles tectives 'came updn them. caught cold at toe .pvlsh house fire At the point of a .45 caliber re taken out on Monday morning, nea^' er dead than alive. last Sunday night u d is epnflned to WARNS OF COLLAPSE Black Slid Brown Oxfords. volver they were brought to the her bed again. duos that hu been urangedarrangsd wito___ —' Patent Leather ^ ^ city jail, they were told to plead “From toe sweat box, we want directly to work on toe roads. N5 The Wapping and South Windsor Burlington, Vt., Nov. 12.—(A P )-- Tom Healey u d his Varsity Jsstsrs Straps. IB I guilty to a charge of "riding a schools WiU close at noon next Mon providing a specially arruged pro freight," otherwise their case would matter bow ill or weary a twm wasi A warntoR toat a market collapse SIsea 8^2 to 2 .. .8P X • he had to work. If 'as didn't he was day, as there Is to be a teuhers would fo ll^ if toe New Englud gram. Extra Speciall not come up until some time later, meeting with the Principal A. E Dairies, Inc., were not continued on College l u ballroom at Bolton is l as court only convened at the first beaten brutally. The guards show While It Luts. ed no mercy. Many of toe prisoners Youngin toe afternoon at toe Wap a permuent basis after Juuary 1 now rated u one of the leading -of the month. It was 2 o’clock in du ce resorts in Coueotieut u d Its the morning of December 28, 1926, suffered with disease but it made no ping haU. has beu g lv u to New Englud difference to toe guards. They re Charles J. Hevuor, who has b eu dairymu V Dr. B. H. B u e r ^ , its Increasing popularity reflsots a MOBILOIL when they were arrested. president pleastd u d satisfied patronage. ROWN^t .lAter that same day, they were ceived'the same treatment as toe lU at his home here, w u remove: others. .Medical.care was unknown. to toe MUohester Memorial hospi' Addressing toe auual meeting of 2 0 c ' * ' " sentenced to sixty .days on the toe Vermont Farm Bureau, he said LANDMARK BURNS SHOE STORE ' county chain gang.' Lubeck, who Why, one negro kuffered an infec tal Wednesday in a very serious Con S Oals. ^ 0 Your O u tion in his hand.' It'Worked up into dition. He h u had heart trouble for "toe collapse would bring us down . was 15 years old at the time,, said to price levels with j other major Boston, Nov. 18—(AP) — The 826 Main Street he was 18. He had no desire to be his arm aod then into his shoulder. a long time. He could barely handle a ibovel. The ana of toe' country ud- would Headhouse, City Point ludmark ' sent home and thought the sentence The South Windsor Garden Club 1 RACKUFFE OIL CO. pain was ihteniM, but day after day held its annual meeting at toe home Sring nallk producers of New Eng for half a century, w u partially would have to be served in the city lu d fu e to face with finuclal dis swept by flro ewly today with a 1188 Main S t, B u t Hartford jail. he worked on, was beaten when he of Mrs. Harold Newberry' Wednes complaihed. They had a wide, black aster." lou Mtinuited at 88,000. 712 Bnrnslde Ave., Bnrnslde The only alternative was to pay day afternoon. The following officers Aasurlitf the Farm Bureau mem- The blue, which started on too a fine of 825 and costs and neither strop, called the. "Black Annie," were elected: President, Mrs. Louis 211 Main St, So. Aluoheeter and this was applied to those who bere th at^ rm u en t p lu s for toe ground floor of a three story building I of the boys bad much money. And Main; vice-president, Mrs. Harold organisation were progressing, Dr. was discovered by a cruising police Oor. Cuter u d Adams St, so they went to the chain gang. A,f- aroused the anger of the guards. M. Newberry; secretary, Mrs. Peter O A O X t O t R ^ ^ The strop was used mosUy on B ucroft explained that contlnu- car. *1110 place, which is used u a | So. Muobeetor ter getting the regular prisoner’s Bossln; treasurer, Mrs. MwshaU u c e of the New Englud dairies refreshment stend for the toous- outfit of a striped uniform, Lubeck negroes arid it left welts that did not Bidwell; executive committee, Mrs disappear for months. The guards would not m eu that milk prices u d s, who frequent toe city point | and his companion.were taken to Roy GuUy, Mrs. Harry S. Martin, would be as high as in other years, beuhes in summer time, had been the blacksmith shop. were afraid to abuse the white man Mrs. James Stoughton u d aU the too much, as a death would proba but it would enable toe dairymen to closed since October. The origin of Chains Welded On officers of the club. The program maintain a fairly stable market the Are w u imdetermlned. There a huge Negro welded bly have aroused public sentiix%it to committee is: Mrs. William Thesher, shackles to their ankles, shackles a high pitch. Mrs. John A. Collins and. Mrs. F ru k separated by a length of chain, run " Negro KUlad W. Cbiaddx. 'Ihe next m eet^ of toe PACKARD'S PHARMACY ning from ankle to ankle, with an "Only one man tried te eseai club WiU be held Wednesday at the other chain rimning through the while I was there,’’ Lubeck said,' H was a one-anhed trusty and no ope home of Mrs. Elsie Cowles to Pleu- STOP! middle with a ring at the end. They M t VaUey. discovered later that this chain wae thought he’d try It. But! we were working iêar a copifleld one day A miscellueoua shower w u held Exceptional Values For for the purpose of fastening them lu t Saturday evening at toe home ta their bunks. Lubeck's first four Md tola negro was sent'for water. He failed to return and toe guards of Mrs. Thomu Sargent on Depot days on toe chain gang were not steeet to honor of Miss M ^ on Dium WIND u d RAIN overly hard to bear, as he did not immediately went to investigate. The negro was toackled, of course, whose u g egem u t io John Trom Saturday have to work. The prisoners were bley w u announced recently. I from penetrating beneath your given Christmas Eve off and also and did not get far. The guards are We have always made it a point to give our customeiiav Christmas Day and L, didn’t start fined a portion of their pay if a doors and around your windows to work until the following Monday. prisoner escapie? and theyd just as KILLED IN ACCIDENT This 7 5 g labor Saving By Weather Stripping Them. the best possible values at all times. Here are some real For Christmas dinner toe prison soon shoot you as not It wasn’t I The saving in fuel will pay for buys for Saturday: ers received a thinly sliced pork much later that a rifle .shot sounded Methuen, Mass., Nov. 18 —(AP) the work in a short while. chop, beans and cane sugar. A bot and we later heard the negro hiad —WflUato Buzhs, 26 year old ndU tle of vinegar was also served, in been killed. emplcê was fatally injured here LAMB'S WOOL TEK Breethe-Eezy which to ^p the beans. Welfare "Another-f(Alow planned to escape, eprly today vdiu u automobUe to Flexible Door Bottoms but a trusty squealed on him. 'Time Toothbrush and Cuticle For immediate relief from workers of toe county brought food which' he w u riding with three head colds. and the Salvation Andy sent cigar was added to hia eentence and they others crashed toto a tree. He died Metal and Pelt Window Stick. Regular 75c value.: ettes. But instead of distributing toe charged the wires running along the shortly after toe accldut to the APPLICATOR! smokes to . the men, the guards toss stockade with hlgli vefitage at night. Lawrence gueral hoqiital. ed .them .into thf air and forced toe One prisoner had escaped before I Joseph Carilero, SR, of Lawrence, S t r i i ^ i n g 49c men to smmble for them on the got there and .came babk to serve said piolice to have been the FmwHIinvwyiiarclHsa floor. Tlte result cab easily be out his sentence. Wanted to have driver of tbe car, was taken to the it clear of his conscience I .guess. He of I $1.25 qisit can of Armandos Lovaiott imagined. same hospital where his name was For Real Paint Protection Christmas dinper was the best was given four . mpre months to daced on the duger list. Miss Jose- serve and the g u a ^ made hla .life Cold Cream Hair^Rinse meal thM Xaibeck fojt during toe >biqe' RUey, 27, of Lawrence w u Against the Elements Use sia$y days Of his eentonee. On other hell every chance they got. aken.to the hospital to what was FARBO Regular 25c. days,, the fare coosiatod of beans, “One of the guuds a former described u a fair condition while 19c com Ivaad and "sourbeliy,’’ a pra- prisoner and he was the worst of toe Charles E. Pratt of Andover, tbe paridioii that consisted of parttaDy lot. He beat and tortured the men fourth passenger in tbe machine, VALDURA 50c House cooked UQcnfad salt pork. Lubeck with fiendish delight Md never got 19c tired of it. , escaped injury.' CELLO WAX THERMOMETERS was uxabie to eat it and confined T he car w u being driven from Asphalt Aluminum Paint himsdf to oei;B bread and beans. Hands Baw Haverhill to Lawrence at the time * Tke Anazlog NEW Tbelr Bunks . “The first week on the chain ganig of tbe accident. 29c April Showers. ’The xsop were turned from their was torture for m e.-M y bMds be bunks it 8:80 o’clock in toe mom- came raw M d blistered. I cbiild Don’t Forget That With VISIT OUR ‘ Shampoo lag. 'Ikbpe bunks were built in tiers hardly swing a pick. It waa agony LIQUID FLOOR WAX Every Quart Can of . Regular 25c. of four oM , two man to a bunk. At to hMdle Mytoing. Bdt toe SODA FOUNTAIN the front o f ran a lopg iron memory of the sweat box miade m* When You Call and enjoy yoiir 'favorite keep at It 00 RUBBING! NO POLISHING! Md, throufb ndUah-the ebain from To Get Ylmr Can of iee cream sundae. ' \ 17c too prlsQiiat prisoner. ing. There’s only two. #ayp c^t ef •I*® k®P®»‘ ®f ‘ tke ■ aa tlu —AND style Seor was—toe eppUeetbr rimply BEQEIVE A NBW.KtOOR WAX Wool Applicator. Ffy wsto tosh loaded'into a trude, that place, Lubeck aald .gnbaly. ; . WOOL ifuAiMitMi Tkn FsrbeGSlIe Was buefafidâll, and transported to "Finlih your time, or APPLICATOR FREE APPLICATOR—FREE I PACNARDJ PHARMACY pU ^ whara rbsds were bouig “State ihapectors .came'.around at Look u o u d your house and CiAoru$sMs«odiwtoMfa<^goqil|jipfag FREE built ttwoufh swamp and woods, certain intervals and 'qdlMtlohid ^ see If' yon need'hny jx r t m e : e e k t s t is . mao lihorsd from 6:80 aa to conditions, B:jt we Were 'afrMd TheJ.W .HaleCp.^^^^^ ^^^^ ^ look wtU neoa, with 15 aOnutok to tell kem of the treatinut. we got VABÎE^^BNA^^ o r ' % bifu bi^ to work un» Wo knew th*.t we wpiW b#' beaten MRnchester Plumbi^f & Siip^ apdbuliied to tite Uik^tlf we did. JINiW® *>*■ Vfjqeel XFat WfFf forced to work Two weclu liaê ipy seduce Tile F;T. BUsh Manchiester ly, tiair evfsy move watched w u up I was made a trusty. With Johh i. Olson - ^ Jp. When a man wished / PinehiirstGrcê^, ! only that sRiori time ^ renoaia- Patotoig i^d peoorattfig ’ ! Plumbing & Supply Co. eweit bff'hls face, 'he lug, I neverto^^'bkd t i g h t s ief : *'•

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dlM t JQhB Smttfr u riM riil uUl act ptsdilMi. Wharsufsa hs pro- plnt-Bisad fsitow wlio shoves and Joseph Brown as district attorney oesdsd to c « ^ by haatf photograph- sweats aad psnti. Ftnally the pia nos are fbihevsd.'" Thb four ofnei(a. and they wlU see to it that the sop* ieplBtssoC -hispBlBCii^taprovide slap hands togithir and kiMp go* r. Sim iins IpraUt ereign laws of the sovereign state at th o HhiatrBttoBB fo r the tweWb v (^ i f . The IMtlo IbBo# slbi dcwn PUUUUiHM Bi *rHA Minnesota are upheld and murdirnB ume ornithotogleal work that is bo and bsgiaa t» pMy a Gkopla waltz. PAlNTma COM!COMPANT, INC **UUnir— uasm —” ha ahnest t l «taM» Mr««( brought to condign punidunent—yea B up Ua ttftfs labots. Bs esloxod croons •• X stap-ta nstaB. ”Z navqr For A 1932 Thanl^gMng though their crimes go undiMOVWsd 100,000. plBtssr It tea.takei>hlm foup; 'n t a ohaaoa to a awaa piano CfMArkl tu rn for twice—ten times—twenty thou ybslea 0^ Mtmod: mpanSMa^ laia$> ^ 't U a . r aiwaya want ta, aid: rttuatftd OetAMr K sand years!” ry ta finish the huge Jisb. only after tha coaOsrts can t phty OB a 8X280 Instrumsait” FubfMM B««iy Bviotsc mampt For of such Is the substance o f Frobabty not one person In 000 tn - And BO OM even'-knows it!s hap- at home, choose this Sin|4a»»j»« ■•Mk A •» ili«most political criticism. ^ CoBBocticut, eutalds of Ifient, e v ^ Vâag. "V rati OffiM AtiSatb itanelMatM. isard of Mr. pnshsr. But psobaily. '•“ ■ ttu g jM fe'W ja "” - n v s i BhrtrBHia OiHA I#Sfe by Vfttl « a «••••••••• 19AOO STATE UQUOB LAW toOk not one American in a millian W hlA ramlnds ma that tba P*r IlMtlt, by m IT ...... i M Governor Cross’ announcement has ever made such good use of his other day I heard for the first 20th Century living room SiM l* OObtM ...... f aOi oair^rtfd, on« y«:.r It.O that he will probably recommend to life. time o f **ptaiio twieris ears.” It DIecontinusd samplbs. 35x25' eeema that the Mg piano ware- Inohes. Plain and fikfirsd; MBMBBX OP THB A880CIATXD the next General Assembly seme heaeee In New Yotk heap a group rsfular 82.76 to 15^ yg. P1UB8S STATE SALARY OUT Tht AMoetatM Press Is szolnstvsly modillcation of the state’s prohibi of men worUng almost eomstaatly Excellent piUcw tops. satitisd to the ot« for rspabltoafloff tion enforcement act “so aa to en Office holders azMl emidegres of at tnntng. ’Thslr ears have to be of all DOWS dlspatohSs oraditai- t« (t the state of Connecticut who may highly seatttive. And almost every or not otharwtaa eraditad In this able the state’s enforcement agen one of thorn ii now partially, deaf papar and also tha local naws pul>* cies to cope with any situation cre have been clinging to the fond dreasa tltned harain. to an save tone. ’They cup their All rtshta of rapnblleatton of ated by a possible modifleation” of that they, an a group protected by ears whan you qwak to them. The spaclal dlipalchas barafp ara als« ra> the Volstead act by Congress fails the benevolent magic of some fairy constant appHeatkm has, somehow, sarvad. tired the eardrums. somewhat short of promising ade ffOdmoCher, were to fOrevsr s s c ^ pHbllshai's ftapPasantaUxa: Tha Julius Mathaira Spadia) Apanoy-^ltasr quate action. the processes of deflation are svi Tark, Ohlsaas. OatrotC and Boats*. No makeshift, eleventhiiour modi dratly due for a Mt of ji shock. BEHIND THE SCENES IN iûll Sdrirlea ctlaae df N B A Bar*' fleation of the state liquor law, Finance Commissioner Ball's dec ▼loa, tne. Maishar Audit Bureau at 01raula« adopted for the mere purpose of laration that ualsaa the expeniea ef tlODA Squaring it with a new Coagreeslea- the state’s administrative eetahUsh- Tba BdPsld Prtnttna Company. ln The Hoover program certainly Croaley ‘Fiver* Radio ^ I were all the same to almost any son Sydney Rose is a glib little fel was not without political effect, four side chairs. Chairs gresi should legalize beer. low, with an Oxford accent, a thick I of the Green Mountain state—alike what between the money aotuedly have upholstered seats and A bargain for those who will “listen in” V Out in California they have been shock of black hair rising Just up advanced aad promised and the to Football games Thanksgiving day. Five ; unworthy. above the forehead, an ineradlea- backs I Straight grained mors forehanded. On the day of the continued baSyhoo and promises tubes instead eff the usual fou r . . and tha I Hard cider for Vermonters! Cider blR smile, glasses through which Eur to its general effects. But. the national election the people of that and butt walnut veneered. [30 hard it would make a dent in a he seems to half-squint and half restRdnt which was, .in genevEd, biggest radio value we've ever seen. Com laugh—and a deck of cards which I glass cutter. Cider compared to state adopted an amendment tn exercised during a period when See it in our window. plete, with tubes, installed to your aerial. FIVE TUBES their constitution providing certain' seem to be enchanted. Upon your the adm inistration fe lt rather das'* See it in our window ...... which the venom of a copper headed arrival, Mons. Rose will greet you limitations within .which the state perate about the election might adder is an innocuous as fresh maple with an ace out of your coat poiek- well call for more favorable com sap. Cider that would make a cow legislature must operate in the con et. Before you leave, he will have ment thsa it received. trol of the liquor traffic in the event extracted spades from your ears The only exception was la the ! climb a greued pole and hU her and a Jack of clubs from your of federal legalization of that traf loEos approved for California — ; owner with such madly frantic reck shoe. fic. The oonstttutiaBal provision 862,000,000 for the San Francis ; lessness that he’d almost as soon as co Bay bridge project aad 860,- WATKINS BROTHERS. INC. And Now to the Pehit ' not tell the minister he didn’t give places an absolute baa on the saloon. 000,000 for an aquûct at Los The Legislature is given the power, But that’s merely by way of in Angles. The ptwdent’s Cali I a dam for him—beyond which, in troduction! ______however, to authorize, under what fornia supporters, worrying about j Vermont, imagination faints. It seems tbat Sydney Rose start carrying Hoover’s own state, were Wise were the Volsteadeers. They ever .restrictions or regulations It ed out to be a doctor. He studied rather noisy in their ehouta that may see fit to adopt, the service of in London. Between studies ho it was the chief executive’s inter , knew Vermont They knew that had expsrimentod with maglo and card wine and beer in bona fide conneo- vention which had obtained the they not let the Green Moun^tn; tricks. He grew so proficient with tion with the service of meals; also R. F. C. grants. country have its morning, noon and practice tbat his classmates nuu> It appeared that the politicians the sale in retail stores of liquor in veled. Professors, stem medieos had been talking to Secretary of night hard cider the drums would direct original packEiges not to be con and fellow students gathered the ’Treasury Ogdsn Mills and c'ntrol an-J the body into the have been beating in them thar hills, around to be amused by his leger right ways :-f hvliig. 4. little pa* sumed on the premises. that MUIZ had worked on tha ' the ancestral m uskets and the thlT' dem ain.' prssldsnt, who in turn put pr«^ tience aad toJi»«ace m ay be neces* So California is practically all set ty-thirtics would have come down Then he fell in love. Before hs sure on the R, F. C. HEALTH-DIET ADVICE eery at first but whan toe em otion- for either modification or repeal of had achieved his “M. D.” hs was oi system i s . brought uuder svmy from the antlers and the descend' But the. corporation’s hoard of ttV Dtt. FRANK McCOY federal prohibition. No doubt she married. His wife argued thac the directors, now dominated by Dem and toe constructive emotions re < ants of Stark’s turkey-necked lot o f a doctor’s wife weus not, a place destructive ones, there, is an has her enforcement act supporting ocrats, apparently felt there were iduzitlena la regard to Health aad INet wUl . “boys” would have taken, to the simple one. Doctors were on can no political implications in their IncreEuied capacity for .effort and en her own constitutional restrictions day and night. ’They would have ^ h s AMWfred hy Ur, MsOoy who oaa bs durance. ’The drculatioD is better, , woods and the scalping knife. But, action. They resented the charges aare af tUa Paper. Eanleee already in hand if not completely little home life, if any. She plead' and subsequently seemed to ^ breathing is deeper, digestion more left their vitriolic H. C.. the Ver* ed, and —being in love—he listen Bnveluiie for Reply. active, tbinklog is clearer and toe ready for adoption. Whereas here in leaning over backward to avoid monters didn’t give any more dams ed. any more such Incidents before whole body proEipers and rejoices. for prohibition than the hypotheti Connecticut we have been procras 'Very well, he Could turn to election. tinating fad doing nothing to insure maigie! And did! DIRECTING THE MIND TOWABDidays of uenklnd's existence on this ATnra'rfniva avn aNawraiB. cal member did for the minister or HEALTH. planet, but today, in h more social So ,what? So at one, two or The that no funds the than the well known fly did for the ourselves against the passfige, fdl in fEu:t for cad civilis.vl environment, they are three o’clock In the m om ^, he self-liquidating projects have (OsteomyMItls.) , grocerymem. a minute, of some scrambling, illy amuses the ' roving Broadway The human brain has often been often distinct bEadicapn. The emo- actually been advanced nearly tirc of anger, which in piimltive an- Question: P. V. M. writes: “Please Hard cider, not pelf is the answer considered liberalization act which, bunch with card tricks. He rarely four months after they became likened to a compl«x telephone ex gets home before 4 o’clock in the imEds may make them immune to advise me what to do for chronie more likely than not, will work very available is due to euoh compli change, but la tMlity it is a million ostoomyelitie in femur. HaS been to the ’Times wondering. m orning. pain and desirous of tearing a p a r t cations as court injunetlons, the fine since last operation two years badly. Get the point? times more complicated thEa a tele their enemies without tear of coa- necessity of waiting for state leg phone syatem of the largut city in aequences, has today in moat people ago. ’til lately, and now it is cold FAITHLESS SERVANTS What Connecticut is to do about islative action, delay in. negotiat A Backstage Echo beeq greatly modified, although it and painful. I have to take aspirin They have found the remtUns of hfadling liquor oontrol in the event ing contracts and so on. The toana the wpxld. The brain is by far the at z^ht to get sleep. Will they Another little New York story; most Intrioata organ in the hviman GCcasionaiV iprlngs up to an atavis a murdered girl in Minnesota. She of federid modification seems to us eventually win put men to work. tic form wMcb results tn murder, affect it?” One of the high-hatted,, swanky Tnetead ef handing out the re w as appEU%ntly about 17 and some to be one of the very, biggest ques crowds had gathered for a Came body and the phyalologlst has as yet mayhelm, or some other tragic con Answer: It is useless for me to lief loans lavishly to certain solved but a few of its mysteries. sequence. attempt to give you any definite body, it WEIS indicated, had shot her tions to be attacked by the General gie Hall concert at Which Pa I states, as might have been expect 'Whiteman was putting his musi' The brain not oxdy directs the When ttê emotions Eure allowed advice through the columns iff this through the breiuit with an arrow. Assembly next January. It is sin ed had their administration boon voluntary inuBcl«»,. but it is also the paper for a condition as serious as cians through a thrilling routing political, the R. F. C. has been temple of our consefous thought and to devdop. without mental ecmtrol, However the authorities of Ottertall cerely to be hoped that the governor of modem Amerlcia music. In| they becon'ie and more unruly, yours. Of coarse, you will Lv extremely conservative in ita the governor of . emotimial life. helped in every way through xdopt- County have little intention of doing has given or will give the matter one box sat the plump, cherubic grants, confining them to atates like a wilful child without guidEace. Ferde Grofe, who had written the Many paoplO do not make the slight li^ a sensibly jdasoed dfoL hut tha anything ^ u t it. Their alibi is that more serious consideration tbsm he and localities where the need was Since our wdl-being is dependent “Grand Canyon Suite” and who. est effort to oohtr.4-.tiieir emotions speclEd treatment for your case bfus so far indioated. great aad existing efforts both but at .timea persdt them to have upon the ordoriy coordination of all Aince the crime was committed, ac lives most modestly in a little Newj ot the milllona of living cells of thq would depend upon a correct sincere and inadequate. ' This is dominance over their rational think diagnosis which cannot be given by cording to the scientists, about 20,- Jersey suburb. In laother box^ in keeping with the presideot’s ing. It huty be alt right to work physical btdy. i* very apparent 400 yeEU*s ago, the criminal would be ACHIBVEMENT sat George Gershwin, several^ of; policy of avoiding federal relief tbat a lEok of control of the emcH mail. Theoretically, all sedative or whose compositions were on the off steam in u o*..oaalonal bxxmtlonai hypnotic drugs are' harmful hut pretty to catch by now. There’s a man living over in Kent, aid except where absolutely nec- outburst ’ but this fhould' never be tional nature is bound to cause trou program, and who lives almost as; essEuy. ble. It is a good deal like an auto there are cases when the least hann- A fat lot of good that will do the Just this side of the New York state done at the expense of the power to ful ones like aspirin seem to be nec quietly, if not as modestly, in a ’The home loan banks, mean think dearly. ITMee whP do not mobile going at full speed with the sheriff and the public prosecutor of line, who has done something. His Riverside Drive pent-house. Back while, are reported swamped with driver asleep at the wheel. essary to relax the body In order stage trembled the wrath-like, have' a good emoflcmal control will that county in the next piUitical name is Rex Brasher. He was bom applications for loans, but the ad- that one may get neeiM pleap- brick-hidred Dana Suesse, a young seek all sorts of excuses for their Many times I have foimd, when campaign! “What did these faithless In New York but he hadn’t been mlnlstratfim permitted the system tantrums, by sayliiK that they are treating a patient, that the biggest ster from Louisiana, whose newest to go from the time Oongrsss nervous or worried at temperament obstacle the rettffn ef health (Eleotrotysto.)^ public servants do when the body of there In seventeen years until the composition,wu being played for passed the home loan act until Question: Martha J. writes: ”A the first ^ e . On sta^ sat the al, but such exoun's are onty a thin was the patient’s mental attltudk a slain girl, victim of the most dia other day when he\went to the city after election day without mak e to veil over tha fact that or emotional InstalMlty. ’The big short time ago I had aen». super collection of musicians. ing a single loan. The system fluous hair removed by eleotrotysli bolic crime that oyer stained the to look over an exhibition of hia The -program ends. ’The crowd their mfiadi are not organised or gest proMem is efften the one of didn’t open tmtil about three devdeged enough to exerdM a teaching the patient to visualise ^ d aad it is growing in aivda. Odidd record of this county, was found patntinga He doesn’t like cities; and, cheers. High silk hats'are popped weeks bsfors slsction. from pancakes into gliqtanlhg deC' nominal ooBtroi. understand toe harmonious, Joyrol, you tell me whether timre could ruthleseiy Hung into an unmarked bealdas, he’s been a little busy. have been eomethlng wrong with orations. ’The' musicisns begin to Evarycna who rcada the daUy pa* and oenatructive side of gaii|tog grave In Minnesota soil?” the onôs- Audubon gained the rqûtation of' the method, or whether electrolysis pack up their Instouments and de ASLEEP IN THE DEEP pen is more or less ruiqualqtad with health an*? to avdd the destruotival ing spMIbiiiden will cry ” 1hey did being far and away the greatest part Out in the cmcreta corridors toe diaoovaties of science regarding emotions such as fear, worry, aagpr,' Is not always suoecssful with certain types of hair? I have been told noUriag—abioiuMy B O ti^! They there Is a bussing of voices. Denver, Co1o.-r-Glen was not in the toe ductless fields snd io«ir effect Jealoutyt hate. Just u ofie would MturaUat-palntor at birds. Be pslnt- avoid Rtediy poisons, for thoM emo toat eiectrolysia eomoUmee zttmu-. made ao sUghtast eBbrt to appre •d 800 dUferent varisties. Brashw “Hello, Gus” — “Swell work, habit of playing hookey, so hia par upon too body.' Some of the glanu? Iceed”—*T7ice program, baby” — ents, Mr. and Mrs. L a ^ couldn't coztnl haifrht, wel^^ht, lacl^ta; alert* tions realty do tn crstimulate certain la tto a new grow th o f hair olhC- hend this poor child’s foul murder has painted 1,200—all there are in things like that understand it vdwn the school prin nrn, Sndtnwi9e,' at well as nuay QuctlOss gianrtz in the Body so that wbeie. Is this toue?” er. And .so the slaughter 'o f this in- Nbsth America from the p o| a r re But five men are in the wings. cipal notified them that Glen had not othtf ntora or lew obeoure effects. toty pour theii secretions into tha Moed stream in polsonn is amounts. BocsBt must go forever unavenged. gions to the isthifiua. When, after Three of them look liks Phil Baker reported to his elazaes. The p t ‘ he’s bejm asleep ln..tlMLhaaaBzent MI BBOh cmotionB played ah, tem8. It Js tet hm to tntiii tili mS' i Old BVii tSiiTM cia BOlz a iy -” ' tRi .%k‘ Vi ■ • <1- . J.I.'■■■V\V ^.'91 ■ Vf- -. ___ ■■.’ ■ 1 ' ,V ',.“ '’^1 ■ ' .'X ^^■■'^'■^ ,■/;■*’>'-'■■'■';? V*T- -i ,.;,.... ''-^- ...r •- . MANCHESTOB BVEWNG iqBBjUj?..^jmi:MAMia«iSTO.:cqMNît o < -• ' !- u . V ^

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A Series of Artides Discussing Modern Methods of !ri4 . ‘bo^the':. Training the Youth of Our Country. VPION CElhER YOUTH 'TDTHOW gD’AW;lQ5i9e5i< ( x m rg-'i m rm THE PURPOSE OF ITUc nO H <&bench. H iIb ao'rt of peraon does not IS KILLED BY TRUCK SCHOOL—n■” i feel morose if hie pocket la hot -^Ti^ fl|^ ttieirUbceUr^ yestei^y^ The aim of education ia the bursting with gold, be does not have 'TOTAL 0wep.ti6.847'6T4OQa^ \$êh bokM B&tfd^ Lewlp Jj son o f ‘ development of a social personality. to be on the go every momentt or FRANCE ip a ty Hulr vrere rifled ibid 2» .i»0!il' ,M r a Al l e i ^ o f This atm has to do w iu teaching die of boredom. Some of us Leqn Covell, 11 Years Old, Dies Ikipkf stoTSfi f i w liteel i flUsig' IlCiddte been understanding of the great common living on our “uppers”, we sit on the At Hospital-—Was Aiding to : eeoond-clikss elements c. life which may be wov^ edge of the chair, stand on our tip Another Motorist. - The 'toteat '. m, yMtefflay. tt batwêii jS|ihia,\fbr a course o f toctfuci|6n..H e :o i sure time. The old twelve hohr before their eyes. Formerly sehMl- John Tyler, a playmate, was return tl(J52.19i;275»UD) ' ’ tocse toat ' thej ttzeitotoeat enlisted to toe at N ^ Ravien, working day went down to ten and men believed that anythixig wmeh ing home from toe Vernon Center caused hy the., dtoer toefts' vtosi at 'A u i ^ 2 2 ,4L982. f TOTAL OWED 1435,560.000. then down to eight. The present pupils liked and cared for Should school, and they êre assisting a ito he^t. ' -. jA '-' A governor of New Hainpsbire his in not be taught; they would pink U] mim to push his automobile, which POLAND m m terested President Hoover in his those things for themselves. But was stolled, down toe incline. Youpig England 1a "said to be isinktof that philosophy was of emother day. I (§ . PAID) 4ato thn^> sea at toa rate-of nine five day week plan of labor. When Tyier, "lt is said by nelghitors, jump 22646.296 NOT TD'ENFOI^ LAW the ten and eight h ^ working day The old order was built upon mental inches eveiy Ififi ynirs. ed to toe side of toe road on toe The chart sho^ here^to gives the b^kground of the war debfpuzsle that president Hoover and were first proposed many educated discipline and knowledge-stuffing President-elect Roosevelt are.tiding to solve, as the result of, the action of European nations in asking sds- Trentou, NJ., Nov. I8.-r(4:P)— people were sincerely shocked. They entirely. In the modem school lawn, while Leon jumped in the path of a truck driven by WUllam SUver- pension of debt payments due to the United State;, on Dec, ..15, wito a view to revision. / New Jersey $tato y^ oe. were': ad. inquired, **What w ill these .ignorant there will be found such groups as vised by, Attl»^'Qenerto'W ilKaiii rot TIHn NIVB people do with their time? Won’t the Hews dub, the Thread and man, who resides on the Hartford “ o°®y.'’ag at the left shows toe tbtU amount of the war debts ow ^ toe Uifited. States- by. toe Turnpike roaT^kMs) seven visitors from Willixnantlo. Ths figures on armamsnt cosiostoare as of :1981 (with toe exomtibn of Belgium, which is tot 1910) and the *6’,9L of toe fact that TlMmksgiviag tur Officers were elected as folios: dsbt figures represent the pay:symnts due la the fiscal year M aster, Ijra W ilcox; overseer, Harry Kaufman, of WUllmantio, 1982. Tbeee payments were peetpened by toe keys from toe northwest, west and Hoover one-year moratorium,:s, nqw expired. Black or B fow n Seal Charles Gunther; secretary, Mrs. supervisor of lions Clubs in this dis southwest will probably be sold for Ellen B. West; treasurer, Mrs. Ber trict, was toe speaker of toe evening Coiiibtoed, ^ropeaa debtor nations wsrs scheduled to pay toe United States abou tf34T,000J)00 in 1982 NPN*8 OLAOfXONE BAOS, dato Hned. about five cents a pound higher nice Hayden; lecturer, Mrs. Madge and be delivered an address on lion - toe retirement of their debts. Thsir combined expenditures forarmameats represent about 82.860.- • ware. 88 and IfJnoh slaee. than was expected toe trade a Wilcox; steward, John Edwards; as iera, The president of the Wllllman- 000,000 a year, or nine times toat much. ® ’ week ago, toe price for Connecti sistant steward, Lkthrop O. West; tic lions Club was present and ad WOMBN*S WAEDEOra HAT BOEM, S cut Native Fancy grade turkeys, chaplain, Mrs. Alloe W. Steele; lady dressed toe gathering. The lions t Sbee oempnrtment Onrriae fl to It dreece. as aonotmeed November 1, will re versary of the Pythian Lodge to aaslstant steward, Frances Bushne!]; aub subscribed to the local Red SHOW HOMES SAFE tolr, tte^borao with torn otoers’wne ^ , WOMEDTi WAEDEOBa StTnCASMt 8 ha^Wa* main unchanged until after Thanks Pomona, Gertrude Von Deck; Ceres, Cross membership, and transacted New Britain. ' ^ cleared through Chandlaa eustome • oompariment. f8-lneh tm , ^ giving. according to an announce- Maud Von Deck; Flora, Louise other important business. Wayne Fagan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Niagara Falls, Ont., Nov. 18 I hero today. WOMEN’S,FITTEO CSAm wMi 7‘IM itlinta. mant issued today bv toe Oonnecti- Wochomurka; executive committee •aperior Court John Fagan of Reed street is rs- (AP)—Contrary to a rdpprt fr cut Turkey'Tii-i— Orowers'riHMUMa) xssociation. Mrs. Floroaoo DfbhU, of Newhuiy^ • or brown.. U-ineh alao.^ for three years, Ivan Wilcox; gate A Special sessfon of toe Tolland covsrtog from his recent lUnesi. Toronto last night thata groom and I sort, Mae4, owaor of too horsM, It was learned that more than keeper, Michael Schults. County Superior Court will be held 186 leadhig stores scattered Alden Skinner Auxiliary will meet too ahowring horso "Flytog Olow*’ LUQ0AOE SH0M4>WBE IXOOE The Thanks Offerli^ service will in the Superior Court room on Mon tonight in O. A. R. Hall. Plana wttl throughout toe state will feature be held at toe Tolland Federated had haaa iSllad whan toalr vm day aftemocn at 2 o'clock. The be completed for the banquet to be Connecticut ‘Yellow Tag” turkeys church Sunday morning. The guest overturned ea route from Mama-1 this Thanksgiving. RockviUe Athletic Association will, held the following evening. speaker wUl be from toe Hartford through its attorney, John B, ohusotts to too Toronto royal winter The unexpected rise in the price Seminary Foundation. of shipped-ln turkeys will bring toe Thomas, make an appeal for toe ax> Miu Grace Clough has a profu tension of time for toe disposal oi! rice of Connecticut state inspected sion of blossoms of johnny Jump-ups, Sirds well within the usual price its property on Bast Main street In range existing between toe native blue myrtle, chrysanthemums and order to dbuolve it was first neces W ILR08B DBBE8 SHOP bird and turkeys shipped from dis other plants In her garden. The sary to get an order to dispose of toe tant states. warm fall has asved many of toe property and as it coud not be dis «*THB SHOP OF lNDlVIDUAt4TY” The decision on toe part o f Con more hardy plants to flower so late.' posed of in a suitable length of time HOTEL SHERIDAN BUlLDDfa necticut turkey growers not to fol The roads all will lead to Tolland the exteiuion is asked for. low toe market trend but keep tomorrow evening when a novelty Angelo DeCarll is appealing to the dance, given by toe Hungarians of faith with local retail stores and court to vacate ito judgment re THIRD ANNIVERSARY SAE^ Tolland and vicinity is to be held in toe thousands of Connecticut con garding his petition for citizenship. the Tolland Town Hall. The music is sumers concerned, is regarded as a Naturalization papers were recently in -very commendable action by those to be by a well known Gypsy string ed orchestra of Hartford. The special denied him. He was told he woull net connected with toe association, have to writ another year, due to an and every customer quite, toe, amount of pononal'atteiiSQii but interested in toe splendid pro features Include a Himgarian solo are accustomed to receiving when tnuUng here. HoweVmr, wito dance in native costume; also Helen infraction in the law several years gress made by local growers in toe arrival of another selection of exquisite new ftoeki aM the Frazaka, contestant In a Hungarian ago. Since be filed his first papers creating a popular demand for ' toe addition of salesladies we' trust to be able to please eato and native bird. beauty contest given by a New York and since toe infraction of toe law, daily Hungarian newspaper. he returned to Italy on a visit, anc every customer that wfshes to visit The Wiirose Dress Shop and 'The State Department of Agri take advantage of our Anniversary values. culture, which has charge of ad Mrs. Keat Newcomb Burgess of while there married. His wife ant ministering the grade specifications, Hartford made a short business trip child are sUU there. He desires to annoxmee that Connecticut turkeys to Tolland Monday afternoon. bring them to RockviUe and for that Footweaij’.wlth those diittpe- will be of higher quality than usued Rev. and Mrs. Robert f'rencb of reason is making the appeal. SMARTLY DESIGNED tiyely . graceful, lines, this year. This is due to a more Rutland, Mass., called on several, of Farm Bureau Officers favorable growing season and the their former parishioners here Mon At toe sixteenth annual meeting e)ey^ ohuunefitntions that recent cold weather which is nec day. of the ToUand County Farm Bureau DRESSY qpuRrk it. 88 appropriate for essary to produce a well-finished Mr. and Mrs. Franklin De Haven held at Venxon Grange HaU, the* fol tot faetive hiîday ofcasions. And bird. closed their summer home here Wed lowing officers were elected fo? toe at prices'' that assure real nesday and returned to. their studio ensuing year: President, Robert E. in New York Citjr. , Foote, Hebron; Vice-presidvmt, Wal Dress or Sport oconbiny.: , , Mrs. Laura Judson left town ter S. Haven of Coventry; Secre nUSTOWN Tuesday morning with friends and tary, WiUard.-Pinney of Somers; Wear expects to spend the winter in Flori Treasurer, Alexander Bunce of Bol HiUstown Orange on Thursday da. ton. The Farm Bureau is having a night elected toe following officers: ‘Itt Velvnt! Master, Frank Ruff; overseer, Ed Mrs. Emma Crandhll and Mrs. membership drive which last until Hannah Gardner motored to Spring- ward Kaschie; lecturer, Arline Get- Saturday eevnlng. The dues have eld Tuesday and were guests of Mrs In Sheers ^ to; chaplain, Florence Moulton; been reduced this year. ■ 'i- f: Faith Reed imd Mrs. Morris. steward, Charleton Hathaway; as A play, “And Thou”, written by In Rough sistant steward, Oscar Hills; Pomo Mrs. Charles Budd of Snipsic Walter H. Stenxxnons of Storrs was . Crepe.! Lake is a guest of relatives in presented by several members of na, Mary Spatnlski; Ceres, Mary Brooklyn, N. Y. Reginki; lady assistant steward, Ellington Grange. ALL THE NBW-OO^BS Elisabeth Welch; secretary, Ella Mrs. M. P. Knowlton of Spring- To TeU Of Seth Parker field was a guest Wednesday of Miss Sixes For Women And Iffisees Scranton; gate keeper. Albert BogU; Tolland County people wiU be in AND Miriam Underwood and'*^Mrs. Zoe terested to learn that Albert J. Lord member executive committee, Beckley. , I8.8& Beg. 8^ George Ruoff. The next regular of Meriden, father of "Seth Parker” meeting will be held December 8.i of radio fame, wUl be toe speaker at f r e i g h t e r r e a c h e s PORT Union Congregational church on $2.73 $4.73 BV*$7J6 Bag.$10A6 LAUDER HELPS GIRLS Sunday evening. November 27. Mr. Kingston, Jamaica, Nov. 17.— Lord wUl teU toe life story o f his (AP) — Th freighter Phemlus, Cheney, Wash., Nov. 18.—(AP)— son, PhlUips Lord, of his successes, f5,73 $7.73 which nearly sank in last' week’s Sir Haiiy Lauder, comedian, de setbacks and triumphs. The talk will i • . • .* In Caribbean hurricane, put in today, be iUustrated with sUdes. layed a train and a bevy of Cheney badly damaged. normal school girls arrived here It was through toe recommenda SPECIAL GROtIP OF from Spokane late for classes. The governor visited toe vessel to tion of Dr. Lord that Rev. Georgh 8. congratulate ,toe obtain and' crew The ^rls appealed to toe conduc Brookes, received toe pastorage of on their courage. The captain told FALL FROGKiS tor for an excuse and he took the Tîon Congregation church here. problem to Sir Harry, handing him him the Phemlus had drifted for They were neighbors in. Maine. Not AO sniea and a seven-days, with no lights, little something he had scribbled on - a Auxiliary Card -Paitv Umited Nnatoifr. food and no water until ,toe British piece of paper. The Aiherican Legion Auxiliary steamer Killeig came to toe rescue. 'Wblle'They teW "Dear Teacher,” it read, "Please held a card prirty at ths home of At times he said the wind blew 200 , r V excuse Myrle Baker and her friends miles an hour and toe waves rose Mrs. Olive l^roux of Somers on $ & 0 0 tor being late to schoCl. Train late 80 feet. Wednesday evening. Bridge brines on account of being hdd tor me.*’ _ — were awarded Mrs. J. Alyward; 2nd, :Oiir Regular $18^6 and |10JO ,r CHIEF GUNNER Mrs. J. Slattery and Mrs. Catherine VataMe. ; MOUNTAIN IN DISOUISE SmoifWl M k and' Portsmouth, N. H., Nov. 18.— Regan: wblit, prises went to Mm (AP)—Chief Gunner John M. Buck- froth y Webster, Mrs. Adelphlne London.—Snowdon, '-.he loftieet ley who for 33 years rbamAl the B right, Andrew Binheimer and ’ ! , ;Ef4wn:-'-'Elk, ' mountain in Wales, is to be dis- seas as a niembvir of toe tJ. 8. Navy, Joseph Lero\w.^ The next in the HOSIERY .-.d / *1 gi^sed_to resemble toe mountains of died yesterday at Ookm, Panama, series of toe card parties vdU be held 4 ;^ Btaals antiUM foliage from toe la rd in g to advices received, here, at 'toe home of Harold Ekmding' dn <)hlffoasMid^«arytoa Wright hlna Ttiwt and China are to^be today. Chestout strsfb on next Wednesday the. Alpine }a If Bueklpy oould.be m M t o W e a etening. Bd planted on toe slepea ot ashore. It was. at WehTWaro Natos ' Tlita pmjeeL which is gp- wick. It. I., where ' tOHAL . ^canted out at an altitude sons and o toer a d C ^ lît i ^ i betore a vythlafl feet, will help to beautify 'K M. chile. ^ a y 'h e w U iii : ■■ L" ■ \^ ‘ MANCHESTBR EVENING HBRALI), SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONNr FRmAY, NOVEMBER 18^1981 "!'j' Younff Sophistication .1. Wfeeter G L O O F Y J f ^ IHATY THe INPLIXieU RULE FOR THE CLOTH COATS OF the SEASON. YOURSELF SOAP AND WATER Atypbeld fevar eaa ba completely FOUIUBD. MABB STILL BFFEOTIVB IN oontroUad by propar measures FBBVBNTINO INFBOnONII tbara are stlU more than 20,000 »»FT-WINE REP WOOlfN. Aatotoo. tha Faria hairdresser, fe* cues of typhoid fevar annually m WITH AN ENORtlOUff COLIAR oently appearedgeared with Us noilsnails btoelbuiel Waahlng Kills Oennot Says Doctor. the Uttltod States. Notwlthatand- OFSilVER FOX. and with gold iunder the adgu oi Ing tha fact that wa have in vao- THEUHItfUAL^ÊS thorn. By DR. MORRIS flSHBEIN clnation and in isolation certain TApeAÂCt08E>rrriNd Paris woman have b i u su n at Editor, Jonnial of tha Amerioaa methods of oontrolling, smallpox, the Rita with their aalla enonaellet Medloal AaaoelatlOBi and of thara ara atUl a eonalderable num brown or green to moteh their oeo' B yg^'the Baaltb ber of oasM and deaths from this tumu. BEGIN HEBE TODAY Magashio. diseaH. Amerioan women, u a rule, r» The itory opeu with » prologue act to auoh deoadaat tuts. In which a murder Is oofl^tiod Tha Bumbar of oaus of tha vari by a homicidal maniac. Later he If Infaotioua dlaaaaa la to be pre But all woman in sm art oirolu ous Infaotloua diseues varies from vented and brought under oon&ol, whatevar color nail enamel tbes boards a train for Long teland. time to tlma, u evaryone knows. thinking of the plOMant week-end people must laam to know the na- use, accent one style peUt that he le to nave there. The nara Thera bava bean great epldemlos of tura of disease, tha method of Its you should weteb. the murderer le not dlsoloeed. Influenaa auoh u the epldemlo of ^raad and the methods of preven- They all enamel their nulla cleat The eoene ehlfte to the Loi 1918, in which tremendous numbara Son. They must, moreover, do to the end these d i^ It flvei leland home of UNDA and TO! of ptopla wart Involvad, wharau everything poasibto to keep them- the nails an etongatad look. Yoi AVERILL. married tlpwe years and tbara ware minor epldemioa in which aelvM in such fit condition that in- con 'have them out quite d o u tc much In love. The Averllls have relatively few people are concern factious disease will rot readily at the contour of the flngeea’ eadi five guests for the week-end | ed. tack them. and tUs coIorUig right to the tip COUSIN AMOS raABODY, elderly, C ues of Influenaa are dlffloult to Much inlactlous dtaeus can be makes them look much longer. distant relative of linda*s) OAF- differentiate from the common cold. prevented by keeping as clean u When you want to ne ver> TAIN DE VOS, handsome Belgian The reports of the United States possible, including frequent bathing glamorous for evening, you coo repreeentlng a European perfume Public Health Service indicate about Witt, plenty of soap and water. ut gold or silver under your nalli manufacturer with nliom Averlll 700,000 oases of Influenu in 1939, Thorough waaitng of the hands with L" make them twinkle. Alao l hopes to do business; MB. 8TAT- but if all of the conditions raaem- plenty of soap, particularly before have mentioned and you probahiji LANDER, mlddlewestem noanager bling influenaa were included, the eating, will destroy millions of germ's have used the gold and sUvei of the firm Averlll works for; number would be many millions. which may otherwise infect human enamel over the colored. MARVIN PRATT, former suitor of The figures for auch eondltlona u bodies. If you are doing your aalla ai Undo’s and UAN SHAUGBNES- meules are about 866,000, chicken- Vaccination against smallpox is home this winter and are havtni SEY, Irish writer on a lecture tour. pox 216,000, scarlet fever 183,000, Important for everybody. Children trouble with hang-nails, thera ori Cousin Amos Inunedlately makes mumpa 108,000, and whooping cough should be protected against diphthe two tUnga you should look into. trouble, He quarrels with Sbaugh- 197,000, are relatively accurate alnca ria by the use of diphtheria toxoid or First, some, of the new maaleun nessey because the Irlshnum holds the large majority of such cases art toxin-antitoxin. When there are scissors are shaped with curved liberal political views; plays golf reported. epidemics of typhoid or of other in handlei to facUitato cutting the with Statlander and Infuriates Everyone knows that the rate of fer tloua diseases, physicians s j ^ d right hand bettar. Moreover sem« him by criticising his game; dis incidence of . tuberculosla has be consulted as to the desirabm ^ of of the nail enlppers now ooma in cusses prohibition with DeVos at dropped greatly and the number of using other specific vaccines, serums email sises makteg them vary us the Country Club and declares deaths from thie dieeue h u dropped or antitoxins. able. DeVos Is “no gentleman.** It Is from 275 per hundred thouiand peo Remember that most Infectious Second, there ie a new nail bath finally agreed that Cousin Amos ple in the United States to around diseases are spread by contact with out wUch eoftena the outide. Is to leave early the next nMralng. 75 pr 80 in most communities. persons who have the disease or who eventually clears It un for you and That night, vhlle the others are Notwithstanding the fact that may be recovering. , S bove- acoatof at the same time olla the nail to downstairs waiting to go to the 6LACK WOOLEN NASA prevent breaking. If you have Couqtry Club dance, Pratt enters brittle nalle, this will be a boon te Cousin Ames* room and the two CAPE COLLAR WITH A fond of dancing. His sense of doubtless comfortably ensconsed In lÛeLE^RDEROP you. If you have a time manag men’s voices rise In a quarrcL rhythm was perfect; he Indulge in Unda tries to find out what the a cool comer of the veranda, in one ^ BLUE FOX. ing your cuticle and trouble la put no stunts or flights of fancy. Danc of the romantic nooks cm the lawn ting it into its place, this nail oath trouble Is but can not. ing with him was utter smoothness or in a gently swaying boat, per will do tha trick for you. NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY and delight. Not caring much to haps, with cushions piled cosily There is a third devloe, a itttla CHAPTER IX talk when she danced, Linda wel about him. Wherever he was, Linda electric manicure gadget which "1 certainly feel a benefactor — “Give the debutante what her little heart desires—sophistication,’’ says comed the unbroken silence. ,Stat- knew be was both physically and smooths off the eutiele. It werka bringing four presentable; Intel Klvlette, New York dressmaker. But she manages, in this charmingly lahder seems to put his mind en mentally at ease. He would display a little like a dentlata' tootb-etean- ligent, unattached men. The women daring evening gown, to muke that sophistication seem nice and young. tirely on what :ie was doing and a genius for gravitating to the most ^ E P T - A 6R O W N ing machine. Only it la Individual will mob me.’’ It Is a black Lyons velWt gown, with a cape and hem ffuied with certainly the results Justified it. Nor delightful comer, the most charm WOOLEN COAT USES and many of the best aMnicurtata Linda looked around the large, croquette pink taffeta, She adds a cluster of pink rosebuds to accent when they danced together did she ing companion. Being normally eW W M BROADTAIL are using it. low-lit room opening on the broad the slender corsage. detect that aura of disapproval ha curious, she ipeoulatad aa to the lo FOR LEOO'MUTTON veranda — brcr.d as the room It usually cast about him. Linda, an cation of the spot and the identity S L E E V E S S C A R F A N D w self which In turn hung over the expert dancer herself, could forgive of the girl but on her own strolls MUFF. twinkling lights of several little pletely sophisticated Belgian greet and cluatera of shrubbery, each with much to another; evidently be around the j^rrounda, no enlighten- ARVELOUS boat landings and one long im' ed her with the same even eauve its bidden bench and lawn ebaire; tacitly agreed with her aentlmanta mant came. Probably a visiting presslve wharf at v^lcb a fine in the matter. charmer bad the Irishman in tow, AigHATTAN white ya..ht soberly swayed under courtesy. If bis eyes rUted on her even the cars and a few tled-up a second longer than necessary, w i^ launchee and other craft proved Of DeVos and Sbaugbnessay aba aa none of tbs neighborhood balias the pull of the tide. a look that possibly — only possibly more alluring to many than the saw almost nothing. A brief turn war# miasiog. G addy# I f e i a u i i The words were hardly spoken with the first did not coma u|K to ■V before vents Justified her .belief —conveyed in .urn some pereonal amusement from which they bad recognition, Linda could . not say. ostensibly come. her axpaotatlons. Having antici tbs atUl, brooding boat of the Naw York—X hope It won't giteve in the predatory Instincts of her She did think that it w u only fair pated dancing with him, aba was night bad drawn moat of tha crowd sex. Coming firmly toward them gave for an occaeional “duty diaappointid to find that they ouidoors. From all over the broad you to loam that tke dreia wit was one of the club^s most deter that Flsur should be forced to give for abe had heard her talking on rental bualaeaa hu taken a aeek on someone the same tribute of slight dance” Linda saw little of her simply did not get along togatbar — nounda—«long tbf waterfront, on the toleebone to bar father. mined hostesses and converging guests. Early In the evening Mar and ha mads no attempt to pretend the porch, near the maaaad bushaa— tha Jaw. on the party from different sides ly brsathiess sxpectanoy which bsr vin Pratt eucceeded In finding her Juit the uma . . . aba waa sober Om ef tha Third avoBM etipe- technique elic'ted from other men. they did. His attention strayad ma the twinkle of elgarat butta, ^ Y o u r ing up new, thinking inataad ef wore two equally militant mam momentarily alone — he evidently obviously, Bbo would find bla ayes S riums is diaplayh|g thia aure iwn mas, while a soft, delicate gurgle Yee, here was one that wae more referred not to out in on Tom — • 5* "Htobaa and lightara, foaling. She wanted terribly to in tha wiadew; than a match for Fleur, always on othar woman in tha US bi|A tougbtar of the woman have her motbar on, bar aide again.

To Play Glastonbury Tovra SETHE SCHEDUIES TUsTypeOf OfFeue Ibt Htri’t How Big Gi b m Shape IN TUSSLE SUNDAY Toam and Rockville A. C., ATWESTSIDEREC BowlodOver All Oppoii- Up To Dopoitert; Yolo li W il Make DatanniMd Effort On Thanksgiving Night; PRESDIT15 ROUTS tion So Fir; Colgito Is G im Edge Over Hirvard On Home Fidd; Rod Mon Coach Chute Endiused To Play Volley Ball On Mon ONROCKVIUECARD Final Test. Id Aooaal Tih. Alao Conlidoni; Game Over Prospects For Sea- day Nighty Basketball On By ART KRBNZ New York, Nov. II.—(AP)*-* A NoTice Show Tooiilit Is Ez- Starts At 2:15 O’(3ock At son. Thnrsdayi NBA Bervlos Bperta Writer small but exotodlngly i^leot array of traditional qbDtiete etares football Not since Pop Warner developed I pectsd To Provide Plenty Hickoy’s Grove. dopoiters in the face tomorrow and the single and double wtngbaek has Th« R«e n v t buk«tball t«am will Due to numerous oonfllotlB: a football formation caused so auoh makes even the hardiest tremble. Of Good Fighting. •p«n Ita itMOB Thankartvinr nlfht dates, the basketball and volley balJ1 When tho slats inoludes suoh games Oeaeh Brunig Monks of tbs Baglss schedules at the West Bide Rec have sensation as the triple wlngbaok at th« Sobool Strcnt R«o, with a s JTalo*Harvard, Lehlfh-Lafayette, has drillsd his grldmm sxtraslvsly been changed around quite a bit, but ntroduoed at Brown University Pltt*CarBsjrlsItteCarnsgls, > Columma-Syraouso, doublthMdtr afalnit th« Olaitoa- this year by Coach “Tun” Me* now are definitely set. Volley ball Temple-VlUanova,Cemple-VlUac and others of Tonight at the Town Hall la for tbs Noond tussls of ths annual bury Town Ttam and th« Rockville Laughryirni town ssrlss at Hloksy's Grovs Bun- games will be played on Monday Imllar pature, season records count RbokvlUs ths 0. D. dC. Club will A. 0., It w u aBBOUBOOd today by night eaob week and basketball on This type of offense hu bowled day aftsrnqon., Batisfisd that ths over Buoioh teams as Yale, Harvard, for vlrtuall;ally nothing. Nevertheless, present a card of fifteen amateur B ob CluBCi TBaBafcr aBd coach of Thursday night. lone”I” indicated a clear edge for boys rsprsswtlng ths North End tho qulBtct. A game echeduled with Holy Cross and Columbia — each novice boxing bouts. The oomplete will glvs a batter aooount of thsm- Monday evening the Wildcats will of tniem an undefeated eleven be* | some of these outfiti.Iti. FHere's ■ ■how the the Boy'e Club of Waterbury waa meet the Lions, In the first tilt, with big games shape up; card of fifteen bouts will be matched selvss on thslr own playing fisid, caBcelled yMterday aBd It waa da* fore bumping Into Brown. Mosks Intends to unfsash svery* the Tigers and Leopards getting to Tale-Harvard—A traditional bat* with boys entering the nng for teeir elded to preeeBt thla double attrac* The final test for the Mo* thing In an sffort to knot up tee gether after the first fray Is over. le of two well beaten outfits with first appearanoss aad with boys tlon. / Laughry magic Is eobeduled for count at one all. The opening of the baeketball ~'baBksglvlBglDay at Provldenoe, R. | he figure of favoritism polntlngjat having toom one to five contests. Aa prevloualy reported, Clunc haa league has been postponed until Fans .vbo have never seen an all The one weak point In ths Eagles’ beeB Bamed to maBage the Rec Five ., when Brown meets the last ob* ~Ta}e. There's no disputing tbs Ells dsfanss last wssk w u tea forward Thursday, December 1, as next struoUon In an otherwise pdrfeot I emonstrated In their tie with novice boxing show are not aware thla aeaaoB aad will alao handle the Thursday Is Thanksgiving. of the excitement aad action thsM wall, which cruksd undsr the su ooachlBg relna. He haa many yeara record. That test is Colgate,. not Princeton last week they’ve .come perior driving power of ths heavier The volley ball soneduTe: only unbeaten but untied. Bheuld along fast since the dark days of boys, showing for their first time, of baaketball experleBce In Man* "Reo” Volley-ball League can provide. Bach new boy has a Red Men’s ebugu, allowing Gro- ehuter and It la expected that he Brown win, it will stand out as the I JetoDer. Harvard likewise came man to sift through for tbs one Every Monday evening. jack to trim Holy Cross after tee variety of hooks and jabs stored up iwlll pilot a wlBBlBg oomblBatloB. Nov. 14—Wildcats vs. Leopards. for his first showing teat la abme- touchdown and point after, tea only Bxtenelve Praotloe 1 HoneymaBi race horse at Jefferso n Paik. New Orleans, Is shown 46-0 rout by Army. This game may score of tee game. The Eaglu un- Lions vs. Tigers. titiclag a cigarette from the mouth of a stable hand. Boneyman likes be decided in tee air for neither has thing no boxing fan should miss. Practice aeaalona have been in or* Nov. 81—Wildcats vs. Llone. 0000000 Matchmaker Oroseb has been leubed a terrlfio drive In the final der every Tueaday and Thursday l^ g tobacco best, but will chew dgars and even cigarettes. shown an effective defense against quarter lu t Sunday, and bulng Ifgers VI. Leopards. passes. ong la bringing about this show Bight aa well as Saturday after* Nov. 28—Wildcats vs. Tigers. their expectations on the knowledge o . # Pltt*Camegio— T|Us is tee one LSM has1 dirsetid all team leaders to BOOBS and aa many as fourteen can* Leopards vs. Lions. that tea Red Men’s line Is not Im New Orlsaas, Nov. 18.—(AP)— game Gamete wants to win, hut It have thslr boys in good fighting dldates have been out to ae'k bertha Deo. 6—Lions vs. Tigers. pregnable, they will tear Into the The story his been told about the CARNERAFACEB GIANT will take mo'^ than hope to whip trim, that they may give tee fan OB the team. With only three vet* Wildcats vs. Leopards. o O ‘ their best.' This is tee case aad all Indiana from tee starting whistle. erans of lea year’s team, Coach Dec. 12—Lions vs. Wildcats. race horse, BUaabetb Bella’s fond Pitt, one of the east’s finest ma' Sunday’s game is expected to be 6IN6L6 WlN6>a>CK chines. tee boys entered on tonight’s card d u n e la enthusiastic over the pros* Tigers vs. Leopards. ness for spaghetti. Hidden Jewel’s IN TEN ROUND FIGifT will be In there to do his best to filled with fireworks from start to pecta of tho Rec Five. Faced with Oolumbla-Syracuse — Syracuse’s finish. Dec. 19— Leopards vs. Lions. hash and potetoes and Old Bill’s please both fan and club. the task of rebuilding tke Rec rep Wildcats vs. Tigers. 0000000 young team gets better and better Teams-from Tbompsonvllle, Wind Coach Walt Harrison is satisfied resentatives, with nearly all new Jan. 9—Leopards vs. Wildcats. milk, but now comes Honeyman Opponent Is Ttller Than Vast as tee season progresses but Colum sor Locks, Rockville, Hartford, New with tee performance of hla boys material, he expects to present a Tigers vs. Lions. with a relish for tobacco. Venetian But Primo Is Fa* bia seems definitely stronger. Britain and Willlmantio have filed and will endeavor to Increase the team that will maintain the stand* Jan. 1ft—Leopards vs. Tigers. ^ o ^ Hooeyman exposed his taste out vored To Win,l Temple-Villanova— Temple, un entries and will be on hand with score of last Sunday by a touchdown aird set by the Rec Five in previous Lions vs. Wildcats. at his bam at Jefferson Park where beaten but twice tied may be tee boys ready to answer tee call of tee or two. Several chances to score years. O racers are coming in for the winter oholQS in this frame. were lost lu t week, and Coach Har Jan. 2^ L eopards vs. Lions. New York, NoV. 18.—(AP)— A gong. With Rockville having two WaddeU tO Play Wildcats vs. Tigers. OOUeLE meet, by swiping a plug of tobacco LafVette'Lehigb—Both have suf rison has Ironed out tee weak points couple of behemoths, PHmo Camera team leaders and two teams there A probable choice of Coach Clime Jaa. 30—Tigers vs. Lions. teat was passing between two stable fered disastrous seasons but com- will be ten boys alone entered from in the offense of the red jorseyed for u e Center posltiOB is Waddell Leopards vs. Wildcats. hands." and Joe Santa will try to amuse the arative showings against Rutgers that city. warriors. They should click, afid former Crescent star, who for the Feb. 6—Tigers vs. Leopards.' “Give me a chew of tobacco,” spectators in Madison Square Gar £n tee "middle three” series makes Two prices will prevail for this click hard Sunday. It looks like any past two years haa been playing body’s game after a hectic battle. Lions vs. Wildcats. OOO0OOO asked Bill Hughes of Wilbur Bar den tonight In what has beta de Lafayette tee favorite. show and they are reduced so that with the Stamford Pros one of the Feb. 18—^Tigers vs. Wildcats. rios. Barrios passed the plug back Gteorgetown-Bucknell—Georgetown no boxing fan can afford to miss (outstanding professional teams in scribed in tee advance, notices as a Leopards vs. Lions. 0 a wards as tee two men watched a still IS looking for its first major win this all novice contest. The first A U B l FOB GOLFERS'. the state. Uls vast experience boxing contest. Prlmo’s 861 pounds horse doing his paces on the track. of tee season. \ bout will take to tee ling at 8:30 should be a big asset to his team f P will keep Intact his record of always Washington, Nov. 18.— (AP)—^The It was taken out of his hand. outweighing his opponent but the Navy-Notre Dame—Navy is on p. m. and it will be am evening well Milton Nelson, a big rangy boy TRIPLE “How about that chew?” queried next time your putt rolls warily up vast Venetian will have to make one tfie upgrade but who dares pick the spent for all attending. Who has been playing with many Bill a few minutes later. Tars against Notre Dame? to the cup. turEiB up its nose and local teams is another aspirant BUSINESS LEAGUE astonishing physical cbncejslon. At ‘Didn’t I just give you a chew?” Fordham-Oregon State—The bet CHURCH BOWLING sneaks around the rim, just grin for the tap position and will no 6 feet 6 1-2 inches, he’ll have to look only unbeaten and imtied eleven in Wilbur wanted to know. and tell your partner you would doubt give a good account of him up to the Portuguese whose mean ter record belongs to Fordham. the east and an almost; sure bet to “No sir, you did n ot You must Manhattan-H(^ Cross—^The Cru In matches last night, St. Mary’A have won the hole if the grass had self before the season is very old. altitude is 6 feet 8 inches. He weighs TO START TONIGHT receive the invitation to the Tourna be crazy,” Bill retorted. saders should win handily but M u were defeated by tee South Metho been velvet bent. Other Prospects ment of Roses game on New Year’s 250 pounds. The match is scheduled To support you in the argument •• Included in the forward material A heated argument that almost for 10 rounds but If It goes that far hattan coached by Chick Meehan dist, 635 to ft08, and the Emanuel Day. should make them fight for every will be found the word of the agri nu-e Faulkner and Sturgeon of last came to blows followed. there will be plenty o f red faces Lutherans trounced the St. James Brown’s success with this forma team, 681 to 568. There will be no culture department and group of years team, both these men capa Meanwhile Honeyman was chew among the experts. They u e picking point. Eight Teams Entered; To tion has caused concern to many ing contentedly. One of the men bowling next week. The League will outstanding golfers who tested that ble of giving the opposition consid smart coacheq. Until its successful Primo to win early. ^ type of short, fine grass for the gov erable bit of worry through the opened the horse’s mouth and thipre SWEDES PBACnOE resume play on Thursday, December debut, the trend had been away ernment and voted it the best for ' course of a game. Coming up from was the plug. 1. Bowl At Farr’s a n d Mur from the double wingback as an eX' All members of the Emanuel putting greens. former local teams as candidates for elusive formation. Coaches were Now the stable hamds put on'a forward positions are “ Hop” OpizzI show for visitors by having Honey HERE’S YALE LINEUP Lutheran church basketball team Prior to this year’s encounter Au The golfers were Billy Burke. coming to the conclusion that am Johnny Farrell, Willie Macfarlane, o f the former East Sides, Johnnie attack with two wlngbacks must be man take big black cigars and are requested to report for practice burn and Tulane bad played 12 foot phy’s; Turkeys As Prizes. Wiffy Cox, Horton Smith, Johnny Falkoskl of the West Sides. Both fashioned so that tee formation cigarettes from their mouths, but FOR TOMORROW’S GAME at the West Side Rec at 6 o’clock ball games, Tulane winning six and men are fast and should make good could easily drop back into a anngle the horse prefers plug tobacco. tonight. Auburn four and two ending in ties Golden and Tom Kerrigan. , reserve material. Bill Dowd veter- wingback, for Inside the. 20-yard Ime The Business League will open New Haven, Nov. 18.—The Elis : an guard for the past four years tonight with eight teams competing, two baill carriers flanking the ends will again be seen at* his favorite wound up their heavy traliiing yes Pour teams will bowl at Farr’s «d- left the team with insufficient drive post, while “Tony” Saimond who terday and were informed that Joe leys and four teams at Murphy’s al' against a massed defense. , was a guard of last years National Johnson, regular center, had besn leys. A meeting to arrange the final Guard team will possibly pair up In the Harvard game, using tee Sport Briefs denied permission to play against details of the league will be held be with Dowd. Saimond is one of the Harvard. Johnson bad previously fore play is begun, at Farr’s alleys triple wingback. the shades of tee I outstanding candidates for the team famous Brown “Iron Men” of 1926 been slated for tee post Officials at 7:30 o’clock. Three Browns — Roland, Larry sum ..d OVERCOATS and has made a keen impression on were recalled.' Brown drove 80 yards | There are openings on few of the and Gordon — are regulars on tee declined to say why be had been rul* people who have seen him in prac in five plays for its first touchdown. teams for one or two men and any Brown university football eleven. ed out o f the contest. tice sessions. “Whltey” Bycholsky, The second touchdown came Ip Coach Stevens wil start Joe Crow body wishing to get on a team can much the same maimer. After three also of last year’s National Guard Fourteen of tee 40 men on Babe ley at right halfback. Ctherwlse the team, is seeking a guard berth. see either tonight’s rally manager first downs were made in four plays, or be present at tomorrow night’s Hollingbery’s * Washington State lineup will be the same as that start Though email in size he makes up four more plays put the ball over. A | meeting, as several of the captains football team axe Californians. ed against Princeton with O’Connel Suits this handicap with his pleasing total of 13 plays for two touchdowns are looking for material. and Parker ends, Wilbur aad Cur speed and sharpshooting. “Earl Bis- is not so bad! tin tackles; Nichols and Converse As an, opening night special the Against Holy Cross, tee 1932 Athletic letters have been voted Price argument should not be the only deteiv aell, captain of the former West to 44 men who played varsity foot guards; Dave Howland center; Pa'; Sides, “Cop” Campbell of Travelers alley managers are going to give edition of the Iron Men drove 85 mining factor in your selection of a suit You away two turkeys for Thanksgiving. ball for Washington university be Sullivan quarter; Bob Lassiter left Insurance Co., Sherwood Anderson, yards for their only touchdown, the I want clothing that will wear well, continue to The high single of the four teams other score resulting from a place tween 1889 and 1899. half and Levering fullback. a Ug rangy boy and coach of the look well and hold Its ehape. Cheap suite will Swedish basket ball team in the rolling at Farr’s will receive a tur kick. Church league, are all working hard key and the man with high single not do this because the material hasn't ths for guard positions on the Rec of the four Learns rolling at Mur Brown’s triple wingback, unlike stamina. We offer you the choice of some of tbs phy’s alleys will receive a turkey. single and double wlngbaok forma team, and look very promising. beet suits you oould wish for, mostly with 3 Pair Stresses Passing The undefeated Charter Oak Girls tions, uses a balanced line. Two Football Schedules Tomorrow won from the Capital Girls of Hart' of Pants. Prices start at Coach au n e has hren having backs outflank one end of tee line; BABT ford by 40 pins. In the first game a third back flanks tee other ex atrsBuoUB workouts at all practice Team* Plxoe 1111 Bqore sessions, specialMng ob short snapr Jennie Shubert hit 188 against her tremity of the line. The fourth Yale vs Harvard...... Ntw H a v en ...... 8: 0 py passing with hopes of developing opponents 133 and she followed It back is la a position to take the a smooth passing team. Following up with 125 which Is good bowling direct pasd from center. Fordham vs. Oregon B ta te...... New York ...... the usual scrimmaging the boys in any man’s league. From this formation, Brown of Pittsburgh ve. C m eg le T e c h ...... P ittsburgh...... 14-6 $ 2 0 -0 0 and up conclude their practice session with Capitol Girls Hartford fers all plays except kicks, using an Columbia vs. Syracuse...... • • • New York ^ 0-0 a run ûround the track. Warner ...... 88 94 94—2 7 1 assortment of plays that eall for Arm^ve, W. Virginia Weeleyan.. .West Point ...... Mgr.-Coach Clune is planning Bronlell ...... 95 92 96—28'i double and triple passes, reverses Temple vs. VlUanova...... Philadelphia ...... 18- 7 ■ome outsteBding attractions for the Bares ...... 104 91 88—88! '< and fake reverses and end sweeps. Washington A Lee vs. Maryland... Lexington ...... 7-18 fans and has already booked a very Johnson ...... 120 80 89—28' Plays can be seat Into any bole In Lsfayette vs. ZiiMgh ...... Easton ...... 18* 7 extensive sohedul' for his team, Ar* Pearson ...... 138 87 90—81i i tee line In three different ways. Holy Cross vi. Manhattan...... Worcester ...... raagements have already been made Georgetown vs. Buoknsll ...... • • W ashington...... 0* 7 540 444 456 1440 carry the Boston College vs, Boston U> Boston 18* 6 for ..tee appearance of the Rcc team • • • at IM yoke, Plttsfleld, Nev Britain. C’r:irtcr Oa’.c Girls obdowa record Springfield vs, Rutgfsrs Bprlngfisld 0*36 Overcoats shows that anybody docs. Fullback Westerly, R. I., Branford, Water N. "'•.j- ...... 06 100 86—28: Muhlenberg vs. Penn Milltsry .,,,, AUsntown ...... - Chicago ...... T*14 m wn its opposition from major Ohio WMlsyan vs. Ohio U...... • • Delaware ...... 0-18 teams oBly twice before and each BOGEY MOUNTAIN time with rather disastrous results. One Year Ago Today—Doctors JUNIOR GRID SERIES Lateystte beat the local school 20-0 In Cincinnati operated on Clyde Colorado Aggies vs. Utah ...... Fort Collins ...... 6-80 te 1929 and Colgate swamped the Sukeforth, 20-year-old catcher of tee Colorado Cm. vs. Qol. M ines...... Colorado Springs ...... 30- 7 Correct Fitting, Smart OrssB, 38*0 last year. (Cincinnati Reds. Clyde accidentally IS POSTPONED A WEEK Brigham Yeung vs. Utah Btate .... Provo ...... 6* 0 shot himself in the eye while out ^ FAB WEBT PrlBceton-The Dally Princeton hunting. California vs. Stanford ...... Bsrkslsy ...... 6* 0 augBTs a resumption of-iootball re* Due to several injured players ex U. 0.' L. A. VS. Montann ...... Los Angeles ...... Footwear For Men iMOBB with Dartmouth. “In type, In liv e Yeare Ago Today—Black Cleary's Lunoh tbs gams nstwsM Qonsaga vs. Beuth D ak ota...... ^ k a n s ...... ; ...... football .procedure and in sentiment them and tee Crloles, teat was prs- iWblttlsr vs. Arlsona ...... Whittier ...... ness, an 11 to 2 shot, won tee Eng vlously booksd as ths isoond gams Whothor you sit at n dask or work atanding ot Dartmouth Is a natural opponent,” lish Derby Cup handicap before a Ooddtatal vs. Pomona ...... Los Angeles ...... 0- 6 the papersays. • of ths junior championship, has bsra Pacific U. vs. Idaho Coll...... Portland ...... 37- 7 your foot all da^ you want slMos that Bt wilL record crowd in England. The nee postponsd until a week from Bun*, ThoTo la nothing moro ttrsoonte aad trouMtaot brought a cup and 14000 to tee Tan day. However, the Aces will • fur* BOUIA WEBT Cambridge—Harvard’s coaches de ner. Rice vs. Texas Obrisilan...... Houston ...... 6 -7 than poor Btttog shoos. Wt bnvo an assert* flated the maaages six to nothing In nisb the (Xioles opposition sad plenty of It this Bundsy. Baylor vs.'Beuthsra Methodist...... W a c o ...... 0- 6 moat of well known broads of shoos that glvo ai'sbort but amusing exhibition yes Ten Years Ago Todiqr—Princeton The game Is to be played at Oklahoma va Nebraska...... Norman ...... 0-18 terday but failed to save Vlo Ken* foot satlsfnetlen tad long wodr. beat Yale in their annual struggle H io^y’s Grave, aa a preliminary to Kansas Btate va K sn sx s...... Manhattan ...... IS- 0 kloklBf biatruotor, from con- * by the thin margin of a field goal tee Red Men, Bogles tussle, and wlU Creighton vs. W yomlag...... Omaha *...... 8 -0 Mdarable embarraMment. After tee /, from tee 18-yard line. Beore, 8-0. start at 1 o’clcpk. The starting Okla a ty U. vs. W. Texas (Tburs). OklabosBa'Olty ...... ooxtaes scored Kennard prepared to lineups: Brown turned tee sanM trick on s o u t h ' demonetrate to his puplu just bow Harvard, scoring from the 18-yard Orioles Aoes $3*50 to $8*00 pair the extra point should be made only line on a field goal and winning by J. Swlkla...... l e ...... Lovett Georglila va Auburn...... Columbua ...... 13*' 6 to ha've a 126-pouad manager-guard the same icore. Archlvsy...... I t ...... Muri Norte Carolina{ vs. D u k a ...... >''> Chapel RUl 0 - 0 niMi through aad block tee kick. Bulchuness...... I g ...... Disis Florida va Gooifla Ttah -OalnsiyiUs 0*38 Brannlck...... c ...... Y sgi Wagh. A U « v i^ la r y la a d ...... Lexlfigtoh ...... 7 * | t OevMead—Army ecoute ,ara go- Novak...... rg .. .B. Motiwthy Boutewsstera vs. Mississippi...... M sm i^s ...... 30* 0 to hfll tw f . birds with oae stone Last Night's Fights F.Buhahx...... rt ...... RagU Tulane vs Bewaass ...... New Orleans ...... 40* 0 SteA T b^ve ordered a oouplc M. Bwlkla...... r e ...... F.Baid' South (jaroUna vs QtadOl ...... Columbia ....i...... 36- 7 of good asate behind the goal poets Katkaveck..... q b ...... MoCiurthy Centra vs. Osorgstown ...... Danville ...... 88*6 afor the Notre Dame-Navy game. TheGrand Rapids—Martin Levandowr Olahder...... Ihb ...... Bedurtha Louliiana Tech vs. Louisiana CoU... Ruston . 37* 7 Cadete play Notre Dame Nov. 36 sU, Grand mp4ds, knoeksd out Joe Affitohell , rhh^...... -.Ylot gad December 8. Doktor, Buffalo, J. Bcharchuck.. fb'Y* • • .G. Bald ' MANCBtolBR mreHINC adUTH-MA|ic8BSIim.i(5BI(N.rRroAT^^^^ rm i^- governor I censeii eatabiishmehta and agAlimt “a V 7 '-I FORMjatLOCAL^PU I dininkdining - rooms,onroomie on thetoe meondrAow.second'fioor. ' DAILY RADIO PAOCatAM• ■ ’ : ■ ,* ■- r i. ited*;' :out . 'The;atAte:iaW proviM' that^b^ married -.'.sA'^'sewen. VtAmerlcaU' iritiz m of good chplAO- , PBIBAY« NOVBM9IR It (CsBtrsl sod B ss^ StsaduA 1 ^ . bali()ta ter wto)^have hftwiappr^ .by.â ^ Nn4a; lAJl prograw to k ^ jn d eitnin, w m a p f tb w ^ epeel< to l i _ . . Bad? oobst to oofat (a to a) daplcnatlpn tnelMaa alf im S b ib la^tl^?) - boaril'^ shal^ be p isi^ tted to o b t ^ ^QlK^-they ■a UceiUM.'^ stotute di^t PnfiBau snbjpct to ohsnsa. P. M. Cmt. "BaaL' ' AnnotuncameQts Qf Qolden said, nten iiw rt: muniifipal c ^ . PSa Aafooiofed Prtu) ^ »v ' ’’‘v t. •' : V ’• with titie>licenalng o f s{al(>on8 abides- Weddiiifi Celebration Of Rev. tions. j, •, tabiisiunento;- mentioning, -separate NBC-WBAF NETWORK I and Mrs. F. B. Adams Re- Never before can we remember ever offering; siich outsfiaid* BASIC — Baati waaf (key) weal wtle ly, Uquor aito ’ “lager : beer,” but'un O' ceived. . der toe'same-daisUleatibnB. ^ ing values!'' wlar wtas weak wn wilt wfbr wro wsy . . . , • T ' . WD^ w m wtana wWl waal; Midweat: •*16—7i1B—Bnpk Regara In S46S— As state ‘bfflcdsJc pototed out It wmaq wetlkad woo-wno wow wdaf - jfaatjâudhn da Laath—'Dixie i "Would.be;,neceaiary to revive- too NORTHWEST A CANADIAN — w tal •:6^7w 0^fhraa K Slatara — aaat; - Rev. and'liLrs. .E^nuik B. Adams of wlba katp wabo wday kfyr ekaw cfci laham^ Jonaa Oreh^—pizia: Jimmy .Norwich, formerly Wdl"knowh Man- board'of . liq^r.ênse commisaioh SOUTH —-wrra 'wptf wwno wu w|az ^ Qarrldan'a Orch.—weat cheser residents, will boserve the in case Cengre^ does enact beer wfla-wann wlod warn wmo wab wapi V. Hall-alao coast legalization laws. Governor Albert wJdz iramb kvoo wky wfaa wbap kprb P :0 f Sd»-Edwln C. Hill—o out: •50th anniversary of their marriage, woal ktba ktha ^ . tdbto Bâon-nepaat for coaat Tuesday afternoon and evening, C.^-Ritohie'.said'- he vrill be prepared MOUNTAIN-4co« kdyl kcir kfhl 7i1lft-.StlftH^lnain* Sam—^baalq; -Mel" Qiudnt prevliadaHar^' ^ to stod:.ther,-apiKtotment8 of that > D ay! « COAST—kgo kll krw komo niq kpo November 22, at their home 92 5 k«ca kttc ]qr k(a kfsd kUr _ ody.Maglo^pizlo; Crehoa—waat liquor l i ^ were nveêd m -cdpfeli^ b<)ard .toyto^m to Senate Immedi- 7:80^ 8|80—Nawa Drama — alao cat; 'jOneco stieet, Norwich. Announce of the ldgtriatlQn.of 1858, foui^'in Cant. ■««t. Baat. ments ' of the' informal reception .•ately .after'h e IS notified th at Con 6:46— 4:4ft—Tha4:4S—Tha Lady Naxt Doer S«)^"6j O^lêot92n 5 ?ov^ h5bo^* the files; d ;th e state library êre, as gress has so'acjts^ Can you recall when the “little old nickel” had such power? 4:00— 6:00—SwanaaS;00—Swanaa Mrantdara 6:80— 6:3ft—Mertoh Downey — b ^ e : have been issued by Trinity Metho some Co]D|res8i(>nal and political 4:1ft— 6:1ft—Tha StoiysK Man—aaat “ oniy _-Ban Pgllgek’a Orehaatra—weat dist Episcopal church of that city. 4:6»- a6;tO-Tha - HufehlnaonPan^ 6(00—r10:00—Tho-Street Singer^ to c lea<|ert. " S p a re d legislatloii for SOfifjBvHUNTiNO YARNS; 4:4j5^“ 6:46'"6.-W Safaty ww.wiwiSeldlara—aapt m * wiiôoljr ttlÊ aey A04a also coast: This is the (murch of Rev. chfmgihg' tee Voiatead Act and leg 6rt)0— 6:0(^DInn9r Muale—alao eoiaat 'Joseph Cooper texmerly . of Man alizing^ the tsaie! of biter at-toe com- St: I^,;>fov. 18—(AP)—rhie tall 6-SO— 6:60—Unamploymant R a II a 1 chester was pastor. The present E verybody's M arket . Talk—waaf; Al Barnard-baalo li^ aeaaionliff'Coiigni^. - story clUb 'im ght 'do well to (xinsult 6 :4 ^ .Sifft—Tha CIrala—aaat only minister, is Rev. T. A rthur Mosley. / F or im .‘/o rd in a l’, as toe i^tew W.:D. S|ev^rt,'’state'game commis 6:60— 7:00—Jana Proman'a Band— sioner, tor!prospe<:tive members.. baalo; Tha Clrela—rapaat for weat ivatfw iiaiiu '"korfinarav vrcniVa dalled iQie p k u ^ in which liquor and Fan<)y Malaga 6:1ft— 7:16—Kramlin Art.Quintal 11:08—12:00—NaWon Orchestra—o to c SOCIALISTS* v o iy : beer in quantities 6t less toiux a He bears most, of the big tales Hard Ripe, Slicing Fancy Bleached. 6:30— 7:80—Jonaa A Hara, Sonpa 1 1 :80-712:30—Hal Komp’s Orch.—o to c Norwalk, Nov. 18.—(AP) —Unof pint-might be'sold, ttie applicant for broughtfback from the M inn^ta 6:46— 7:4ft—Tha Qoldbaroa, Skatch 1S:00— 1;00—Dapea Hour—wabo only 7:00— 8:00—Orch. A Cavallara—o to c ficial Socialist, figures in the recent a license iqaiut agree to provide “six north woods, 'where fifty-toousand GRAPES! TOMATOES! 6:00— 6:00—Tha Eaklmo Nlaht Club NBC>WJZ NETWORK general election compiled today by good beds, with sufficient (kivering ‘hunters are stalking deer during toe CELERY! •:30— 6:8^Lao Ralaman Orehaatra. BASICr—East: wja (key) wbSTWbaa 'party headquarters here showed therefor, with stabling and proven biiennial eleven day season. One 6:00—10KIO—Al Jolaon—coaat to coaat wbal wham kdka wxar wjr wlw; Mid* Norman Thomas, pfesidentlal nom der for five horses a t least.” That hunter asserted.'the animals were'so 6;S0—10:30—Advanturara’ C lub^ to e weat: weky kyw kfkz wenr wla kwk lb. 6:48—10:4ft—Lanny Reaa. Tanor—to c kwor kdll wrbn wmaq kao inee, received 20,439 votes. was before toe -day of the automo- bold one bit into tobacco in his b u n ch lOrfM—IldiO—Anaon Waaka* Orehaatra bUe. pocket as he turned bit. back. 10:18—11:1ft—Jonaa A Hara—k: repeat NORTHWEST A CANADIAN — wtmj New Haven county contributed 10:80—11:8fr-Qaor0a Olaen*a Orpbaatn w|ba katp wabo wday^kfyr ckgw cfcf the largest number 7,031 with 7,017 Among -toe''^|ea.;of ’ toe law- also : Another insisted the canny deer IIM —16»0-R. KTrbaryi Art Jairaft SOUTH — wrva wptf wwno wls wjaz from Fairfield county and 4,241 werft:redorM'(H^ a^ltoh'laid ( ! ^ ^ by had .grown red toats, resembling Native Hickory Italian Hot Boasted 11:30—12:80—Vincent Lapex' Orehaatra im*wsun wlod warn waao wab wapi from Hartford coimty. the botffd -'ox hhubr U(iehse commis those worn by hunters, to avoid CB8.WABC NETWORK wjqz wsmb Icvoo wky wfaa wbap kpre woal ktba kU>s Devere Allen, nominee for sena sion in 1 9 1 5 against women drink being shot. Shewart suggested the BASIC—Caat: wabo (key) wlco wade tor, polled 19,762 votes and Jasper NUTS! ■wokowoko weao.w(M.waab waab wnao war wkbw wkro MOUNTAIN—koa kdyl kgir kghl ing on toe promises of specified 11- man wore rose colored glasses. - CHESTNUTS PEANUTS! whk ckok wdro wcau mp>wfan wjaa PACIFIC COAST — kgo kfl kgw komo wean wfbl wapd wjav; MIdweat: wbbm kbq kpo keca kex kjr kga kfad ktar wan .^bm kmbo woco kmoz wowo Cant. BasL BAST AND CANADIAN - wpg whp lb . ■ wibw whao wlba irfea wore efrb ckao 3:46— 4:4ft—Concert Artlats' Prog. Y2 qt- DIXIE — w»at wfaa wbro wqam wdod 4:1ft—'6:1ft—Daaart Ramanea—also e wnoz klra wrae wlao wdan wloo krld 4 r t^ 6:80—The Singing. Lady—east 5 ^ wrr ktrh ktaa waco koma wdbo woto 4545— 6:4ft—Orphan Annia—eaat only wbt wdae wbly whaa wtar wdbj wwva 8™ ^ 6:00"^Don Oe Forest Orchestra Fancy Yellow Eye New Crop Bed MIDWEST — whom wabt wcah wmbd 6:80— 6:80—Singing Lady—mldw. rpL Fancy California Dried wtaq wkbb kfab wlan kacj wlbw kfh 8:4ft— 6:4ft—Lowell Thomaa '— east; wmt wnaz wkbn w«l _ Orphan Annie—midweat repeat REANS! MOUNTAIN—kror kiB kob kal 6d)8— 7KN>—Amoa ’n' Andy—east only Kidney Beans! PACIIÎC TOAST — khj knz koln kab 6:1ft— 7:1^lmpersonationa—o to e Lima Beans! kfre kol kfpy kvl kem kmj kfbk kwe 6:30— 7d(K—Jean Fay, Bluaa Song Cent. Eaat. 6:4ft— 7:46—Johnny Hart, Hollywood Market 7:00- 8:00-Phll Spltalny Orchestra 3:00— 4:00—Tha Qrab Ban—c to c 7:81^ 6:8(H-Advsnti)res in Health 3:30— 4:30—U. S. Army Band—to o 7:45— 8:45—Howard Thurston, Magic 4:00— OdX^Bebby Benaoh—aaat ba- •rtIO— 6d)0—First NIghter—also coaat 855 Main Street Rubinow Building aie; Tha Midland Breadeaatera— 6:30- 6«80r-Eddlo A Ralph-e to 0 weat; Oene and Charlie—midweat 6d)0~:10:00—Country Doctor, Sketch Fresh Green 8:1ft—Captain Jack-eaat only 6:16—10:1ft—Shields’ Concert Orchet. Fresh Made New crop 6:30— 8:80^kippy — eaat only; Be- ‘ 6:80—lO:86:-Threo K^s, Negro Trio tween the Bookenda—weat only 6:4ft—10:4ft—Mildred Bailoy, Sengs Wolf—eaat baalc 10K)0—11:oo-»Mrs. Nagsby” — ^ s t : KALE! 8:00t- 6:00—Irene Beaaley—to coaat Amoa 'n' Andy—repeat for west FIG PARS DATES! 5:15—'6:1ft—H. Stern Orch.—c to c 10:1ft-11:1S—Lew. White Night Song 6:30— 6:30Êddle Dooley on Football 11:00—12:00—Cab Calloway Orchestra — eaat; Skippy — midweat repeat; 11:1ft—13:16—Howard Thurston—c rpt. Y 2 p ^ k The Songemithi -west only 11 :S0—12:30—Joe Furst’a Orchestra • Vz lb. y2 lb.

OelicdouB Seckle Extra Fancy In store for idl toose thrifty shoppers who appreciate New Pack quality and value. For our Thuiks^vlng trade we wiU an PEARS! nounce on Monday and Tuesday in our advertisement a Grapefruit! TOMATOES! WTIC WDRC series of real specials In every department. ' If it’s a turkey Travelera Broadawtiag Service SSA Hartford, Dona. 1SB§ you want this will be. the place to buy It because, as always, Hartford, Oima. while the quality is of the finest the price will be the lowest ea:45—Safety Soldiers. :45—<7handii the Magician. 6:00—Dinner Concert —Christiaan :00—Myrt and Margo. Fancy Baldwin “Winner” Brand Vvasss Nfew Kriens, director.* ; :15—Ray FcUette|f,-piaiiiit. i- Lean 6:30—The Harmoneers. ' :30—Three>X>Sist^. APPLES! 0:45—Hey wood Broun’s (Column. •45—William- HaR, 'baritone! Fresh ToUet nmue S^veet JPolatoes 7:00—Travelers Pilot and String :00—Edwin C. HOI. Orchestra— Christiaan Krlens, :15—Singin’ Sam.. director. j30—The March' of Time. % lbs, I ^ rolls S« 3 “ ” 5 7:30 -Billy Joues and Ernie Hare. :00—All American Football show: Armour’s 7:45--Harry Sosnik’s Orchestra! I Christy Walsh. S.OO—Jessica Draghotette and Men 9 :30—To the Ladies; Morton Dow Smoked Good Size Sugar Fresh Dug About Town. ney, tenor; Leon Belasco’s Or Fan<^ Sunkist 9:00—Night (31ub. chestra. 9:30— Symphonic Syncopation — 10 00—Music that Satisfies: Street PUMPKINS! PARSNIPS! LEMONS! Norman Cloutier, director. Singer. 9:00—Al Jolson. :15—Easy Aces. Fresh 9:30—Floyd Gibbons. :30—Chkries CarUle, tenor. 9:45—Hank Keene. :45—Colonel Stoopnagle and Bijd. each I lbs. 5® I i f®*' 5* I ;00—Orchestra— Tony Pestritto, WHOLE OR SHANE HALF. director. •00—Columbia Symphony*Orches- tra^ Land O’ Lakes 11:30—Dance orchestra. 11 :30—Guy Lombardo’s Orchestra. Legs or Rumps AU Varletlee of Fancy White BUTTER! CRACKERS! Mvakrttoma! O vernight VEAL WBZ-WBZA Short Cut Chuck lb . b o x I Springfield — Boston A . P . News I Friday, Nov. 18 Rutland, Vt.—Donald Gilman, 18, 4:15—Cohen and Clancy. and h|8 mother, Mrs. Cora Gilman, ROASTS 4:30—Concert. are seriously injured .as. their auto mobile collides with a '^northboimd 4:45—Concert Artists. Rutland railroad Ibeoniotive at Rip Small Sugar Cured 1 5:00—Agricultural Markets. ley crossing. J 5:15—Desert Drama, i 5:30—Singing Lady. Concord, N. H.—Earl^S. Hewitt, I 5:45—Little Orphan Annie. deputy secretajfy of state, tenders SMITH'S GROCERY his resignation to t^ e effect imme HAMS I 6:00—Weather; temperature; sport Wherie o r Shank Half. PHONE 5114 NO. 2 SCHOOL STREET ! review. diately. -, : 6:09—Program forecast, Gloucester, Mass.—Jolm E. Swift, j 6:14—Time. Democratic candidate to i lieutenant Spring Lamb , 6:15—The Monitor Views' the news, governor ggtoed six votes over his j 6:45—Lowell Thomas, Republican opponent, Qaiqiar Bacon, Fresh Shoulders ...... 9c lb. H am burg------!.,...20c lb. j 7:00—Time; Amos 'n' Andy. who was declared ’electeil^ ih a re- I 7:15 —Royal Vagabonds— Ward count'of CJHouceiii^. v o t^ . Potâsts .: ...... 2lfe-25c lb. Sausage Meat...... 20c lb. ! Wilson. Winchester, Maes.—^Hany Sher 7:30—Concert. man OriffiB, 88, ' retired executive LEC Veal Beasts ...... 25c-29c lb. _ 7:46—Johnny H art in HoU}rwood. buyer for the F. W. Woolworth Com BibComedBeef ...... 10clb. ' 8:00—'Leonard Joy’s Orchestra. pany, dies. Bon^le^s Roasts ; 8:30—Âdventures in Health. Lowell, IfBae . State-Representa- Sliced Bacon ...... ! .25c lb. Bib Boast Beef .. .25c-29c lb. {8:45—Howard Thurston, qaagician. tive Jewett (R), B'member of the ! 9:00—F irst Nighter. Houae for 21 yaan, leada TbcHmaa J. Smoked Shoulders .... ,12c 1ft. Link Sausage ...... 23c lb. 1 9:30—Eddie and Ralph. Markbam (p)„by 46 votea sia the 10:00— Country Doctor —Phillips recount is conmleted In the I4th BEEF Lamb Stew ...... Sibs. 25c ! Lord. MiddleMK d ) « t t ^ Legs Lamb ...... 20c Ib. ^0:15—All-Star Radio Revel. Boetoo—llaybr Cinlay. beMevea it I Bcmeless iVesh 10:45—Sprlng4«ld RepubUean news. MbulvUAbUi.to e o n ttn u B -^ year tbfi ^1:00—Time; weather; temperature; paetiee'BdmtBd two,;yeBm Bfb of • a- Sports Review. fumiaiilBf TnanÊflvlBf and ew et- [ il:16—Night Bong. Bma dhmen to everyono 00 the wel Order Your 12:00—Cab Callowasr's Orchestra. ter# roUa. HAN Turkey Now ■■ ' , ^ Portlaad, Me.—Charles Talbot I firowiB in lltt^ letaBfD lake and hie i-eogewless' pa aii ngened after Top Sidoing Bondess ' TO REDUCE MISSIONS roBmoBt:cBM SUGAR ' Native Turnips Natiye Potatoes . ZAMB.OBBFS ^llXfiX NSW York, Nov. 18.—(AP)—The San Pedro, Cil|f., Nov. 18.->(AP) , 9 c retirement or recall of 90 twiagi^- —^ of E B«UBre-beBded 10""46 Mohr’s Bread IMMNN) IB caM C M ^ the aftar tha racffit abertiva ravolutiett SPAilBllliS ; 'K A M '/:' 2““ 19c 7c'"' 1 • ' .M Esa^f rapcft aated a n>. tor tlie year is & n s s r s li ^ % % 4 i-L L .4b M -tfi; w.'.’s

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;l SCHOOL DRAWS CROWD KfioxviUe, Tens., Nov. 18.«-(A P ) GERMAN (mCH FAIR —^)fflcers today sought to solve the mysterious slaying of Mrs.. ifnstnieior Tells How Lower Gorman Pn^nm Conduetod James G. Crumbliss, 60, wife of Under the Direction Of the M eed Foods Can Be Made former dty eonunissloner, who was ' Into Appetizing Dishes. Pastor, Rer. H. 0. Webm- irst torfs shot down by an unidentified man F MATiomi S CbUd Welfara committe memberi last night as she was walking to her Another record cj^ d gattered daughter’s apartment in a fashion last night for the second evening of «nd tlw Ihiblio iiealtb N u r^ were able residential neiglihborhood. over tê sooceea of their lec* Safety Directorr WeWalter Anderson the Concordia chureh fUr. it'was tur&>deinonBtrstion jreeterday after- said he'believed the murder' was German night and a n ^ber of old GENUifÊ QUA at the Y. M. C. A. The banquet planned'. German melodies wefg aung under Mrs. Crumbliss, mother of three the direction of Pastor H. O. Weber hall was filled to capacity and the grown children, was shot without a male quartet and chorus. 'The mothers and home makers who at* warning by the man who ap 1 ngers included John Muschwo, tended and brought children were proached her, pressed a pistol to her Otto HeUer, Alfred Roth, Andrew able to devote their whole attention side and fired. The elderly woman and Fred Winxler, M lcb^ Xlein- to the cooking lessons, knowing that staggered a short distance to the schmldt, Edward Fischer and John the little ones were being amused aputment of her daughter, Mrs. Noske and Alfred Laim- The pro and cared for in the basement by Joe Duncan, Jr. gram opened with viOfin selectionB by Edward Fischer, accompanied on C lUss Florence Season and Mrs. H. “He shot me deliberately,” Mrs. B. Learned. Crumbliss gasped as her daughter the piano by Fred Werner. The menu chosen by Mrs. Arra reached her side. She dfied four An amusing sketch entitled “Fe Sutton Mixte-* to ^lustrate her talk hours later. She was unable to give male Help Only” was played by Mrs. on noturishing and low cost dishes, officers a description of her assail Tureck, Mrs. . Andrew Winslerr Mrs. included lima bean soup, liver loaf, ant. Susie Hampton, Mrs. Catherine casserole of tomatoes and onions, Mr. Crumbliss operates large Reiss, and Miss Anna Mrosek; . A cabbage and carrot salad, apple peach orchards near Kingston, Tenn. dialogue, “The Patient,” was pre tapioca pudding. In the pudding the His wife was vxisiting in Knoxville. sented by Andrew; Wtauder and John whole a j^ e s were used, and for the Walek, andwas nuichêjrsd. If Ibnight the operetta “The Chbreh Sof^: êaf liver loaf, inexpensive but nutritious Fair” will be given under the direc pig’s liver was chosen. The meat IRISH WORKINfi GIRLS tion of Organut Fred W em ef, and dish, vegetable combination and pud drawings will take place on ; the ding were baked in the oven at the articles for which the various som* tamo time, Mrs. Mixter keeping up ALMOST MOB THE PRINCE mlttees have been canvassing. her chatty and sometimes witty ex * —~—-g--,------planations while she busied herself WEEK EHD SPECIALS with the cooking. Belfast, Northern Ireland, Nov.-18 We tuffitl ystt elM leeve v m e ^ r ler Thenkeglvliic Mise Beatrice Hall of the Con __(AP) —The Prince of Wales was THE NEW HOUSE Turkey., ^ wM hsvs s veHsly, er litsi le iM r and lufeetl nedtiout Dsilry and Food Council almost mobbed by a roUicklng crowd yeu asks ysur thelse Is welflil sew, la Imure seffiSm gave a stereoptlcon lecture and eX' of Irish working girls today when Mllilesliaii. plained wha. would happen to chil he set out on another expedition Washington, Nov. II.—(AP)— LAND O'LAKES dren deprived of the essential vita among the populace this morning to The Demooratlo Putiy will have a fensy yeuef, clunie — yaur ekeli e Is «et|kl mins, iron and protein contained in "see things for himself" despite majority of 108 over the Repuimo 93 Mere Swici Crcim fruits and vegetables of the inex protests against his visit here. , and Farmer-Labor membershlLbershlp^ U. S, Gov'l CfrtlAtd pensive kinds now on the market, The vivacious and smiling girls the House in the new Congress dftef BUTTER 2s5f eggs, ntUk, meat and other staple excitedly swarmed all ovet ;the March 4, u a result of the election. Turkeys foods, a variety, of which is needed prince’s oar when it arrived la ffont Results of close races in Mlnmsof of a linen thread works in Usbiim. ta and' California now having been Jesed If desired JACK FROST for health and growth. cleared up, the standlag of the next At the close of the program recipe The girls clung to the mudguwds. GRANULATED Bd on the running boards and House is: leaflets were distributed and sam Democrats, 814; 10 a 434 ed on the baggage grid t o fe t ples of the dishes served to those Republicans, 118; Lamb Feres a a glimpse of the popular oelr to the present. The lecture was so worth Farmer-Labors, ,8. while that it is probable similar af- British throne. Fresh/1-7 lb iverif* An ill J u r^ i Plavr The Prince smllod throughout the Total, 486. Family filr i will be arranged by the Bpon> On election day the standing of lore. Incident and then inspected the plant. As he came out the throng ,ths Houis was Dsmoerati, 817, wltb Pailry of girl workers agaiL crusned four Dsmooratio vaca&elee, or a to tal of 881 in Democratic member- Shoulders NEW MARCH PLAXNBD around him and detectives had to push their way through (he crowd Bhlp; Repyblieane, 808, with four sohneeetady, N. Y., • Nov. 11. — to make way for the Prince and his Republican vaeanoici, or a total of led still BuniR mm Z74 , (AP)—Five representatives of capl< party. 818. There li one Farmcr-Ldbof Jal district hunger marchers intend' Yesterday be played golf and to member in the present Gongreie. Frankfurls Fresh li all lierei The Demooratlo gain in the elec POTATOES 2 264 Id to call upon Oovernor Roosevelt day was inspecting various institu U Albany today to ask free, trans- tions and factories around Belfast. tion was 98 icati, the Farmer-Labor Rib Roast - v a 15 lb. peek srtation and police protection la 'This is the last di^ of bis visit. rain was four leats and the Repub- Heavy Cream d7iI( CceiTtenlsi21LT.‘.7294 loen loll was 97 leate. .*ep«l4f besaleis evsn-reeil F u e y few York state when the marchers t Conn. Bdve on Washington to visit Con- Milk r>»i'D.iir 104 resB. r b s u m r b o l d n a m e PLACED ON PROBATION Grown Milton Stone of New York, or Bridgeport, Nov. 18.—(AP) —Dr. Bolton, Nov. 18.— (AP)—Arthur Face Rump 15« ganiser of the "hunger march" Emanuel De Mamay Baruch of D. Oronln, Natick insurance mas, Smoked Shoulders it> lO e ,movement in the Albany-Soheneeta- Oreenwlob was granted permission retracted a plea of guilty today' and leedsii eves er pel reisl dy-Troy-Cohoes-Amsterdam district, to resume the ancient form of spell pleaded nolo to a chane of eCn- jaaid five delegates bad bees named ing his name to Emanuel de Mar- ■piracy to abstract 83d0,000 frdm ■to see Mr. Roosevelt. nay by Judge John A. Cornell of the tne closed Boston Continental Na ; i\i Stone said several hundred march- Supenor Court todiw. The doctor tional bank. Cronin was plMsd on Chuck Roast * tSj |rs would bead for Washington os was represented by Judge Jonathan robatlon for two years Judge Jfovember 38. I Jismei A. Lowell. Grout. BEEF LARGE PACKAGE Mildly aured SALE G o l d M e d a l Lean Ends - I9 19c Mixed Nutc » 23e Cranberry fauct fjw 2r>«Spe MORRia lUPBBME f i i R i i P S 8*- Ute POUOHMUTS 1 | 4 LARGE DIAMOND Red Chtrrlti u 7« ^ Lamb Lege m» 2 2 o Walnutc n 2Se HOLIDAY FRUrri AT OUR k BONED AND ROLLED Royal KSlaSr vt7€ v*; 2 0 * LEMON, CITRON Orange LEMON er CITEON' FUL b 9 9 4 f Lamb Ferae es. S7e OwangaFaal pkg.9w Layer ,Flgs rMv27a Datac Finest Prunes 1irSt Sf4 m u ter 78 ^ BOTTOM ROUND pkg.9< BELMON7 wkHa ikiadia Flnait SSSS^ O llY ti Ivfliek CARROTS, SnNACH, LITIUCR, Itiilfed Dates g g r SWEETRYE ILT 8 8 Fbt React lb 2 8 c SwaniddWn ;coke flew n* 2|a CRLERT, TURNIPS, ONIONS, ORAPR PLAIN RYE IIL8 9 8 FRESH GROUND FRUIT, ORANGES, BANANAS, FANCY HOLIDAY Him Fermay Tba'Naw I hartaabi ' ' ' IH APPLES ORAPRS, PUMPKINS, Raaf 2 lbs. 3 9 c CRANBERRIES.' Dhnnend UMnub HUS' u87c HOLIDAY M h e d Huts n m . a i m m m u 18c CHOMLATIf MlndiGr AiiortnMiil T29* W IB K K V R H'IXH- r«w'M«tr fw.rrar tarkw u Mrl, m ' * w E R R E m l m W poielble. The price (tile yeer wuf be lOe to u o lower Gic b lest eecMii. A hnem b mumnmhni t i t l e FEfTIVAL L ■ FMiy left end Nerd Cectert, Beverages lor thd-HoHday. n e e d l e d Dmlb . u ife SWUTHOME (uesa ODMERAU Large Pecans M b ,'. ullC Ddidew AmcHmI Ceewrs ' HDnayaGfnb C l^ (U R98 Mlllbreok dwov 42 «. f Brunner's Id d m es never „ CIGARITTIS Fruli8 Nut Bill ItsH RfB Tevralne*i Ferny Cheeblm^ / B a a H e ' .pH O N E Uwky SmIm Ctm& •QimwtriS OM OoU iHegenreNku^L ',9iataMf Paly - t 6 1 9 1 - 6 1 9 2 Nacco.Caii^laf Sr Ritlf M arket ' cAtreii''4C.gg SAtuRSd' Appio Oitar jNn T.v’gttF iM f*---"

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4- .’i'- . V.. P i^ B T W iB C W MANepSTER EVENING HERAEDr SOtTHfMANCHESMaJR;" 1:15 p, M. Tlie" mem- i W i^ ’^^îiatfbriiiB or jdarki Otto/J!b^m m KNOWN FOR MONTHS /V ^ f u n e r a l s C. Q liM , Jr. Mrs.-Ma»tln:GatWtob. of ^ sw Britain ; (Cpntokneg Iram^Paiilo , . and 4tobeÊlU|iiJ>eto S t(^ y' Bwtfsrd, Not. 18.—(A P )—Sliiee The.fvainral to^t^, yesterday. Cheeteiiield I show in thirty-six items a net de- P. F. KiUeen officiated at the church ’ The conff rence of the calm. STcy* Lehman, governor-elect A.'son was bora yesterday tO'Mr. anrt at the grave in St James’s cem . The governor said he did not; yet and* Mrs; -Wallace Tracy, of 61 j crease of $2,917,710.86 or 13.5 per baired president-elsct and the three Wsriiington - street. J cent. etery. A requiem high mass was' ybqng “hunger, marcher” delegates know ^ t h which Congressional celebrated. Mrs. Margaret SulUvan lasted the better part of an hour. members he will confer at" Warm ; John A firilo'of 172 West Middle sang “O Salutaris’’ at the offertory; Outside a half dozen'city police at Springs, although Speaker Turnpike, Mrs.' Charles Jameson ' STRIKERS ROUTED Mra. John Buckley sang “Ave points around the mansion, ' 'ersd and Senator Joseph T. itobinson, toe and infant daughter of 108 Eldridge R a i s i n s F i b U R S A L E Marie’’ after the elevation; Mrs. there by David Smuri, chief of Al Democratic Senate leader, ore two street and Richard C. Williams of 30 Seeded snd.Seedleee Sullivan rendered “ Softly and Tend bany police. Within the mansion, as who are expected-tb consult* - him Hudsem street were discharged to Sunnyfield BY STATE POUCE erly” at the changing of the vest the four talked, United States Se there. day. . 4pk9«-X5« Fam ily Flour 24!4~lb. bag ments and John Hughes sang “A cret Service men and state troopers The telephone call at which Prayer to the Sacred Heart” at the (l3ontinned from Page Oae) stood about tbe halls. Roosevrit and toe President discuss 8unn:innyfleld end of the mass. The bearers were A ; handful of curious, drawn by ed toe arrangements for toeir meet M i n c e M e a t P a s t r y F l o u r i-ib. beg Sylvester Norkavich, Anthcny Ber- the pit. Officials of the Peabody right of toe police, started at toe ing was' made from too governor’s NOTIGEl tia, Frank Loomis, Adam Mankin, front door of toe mansion until toe study at toe executive ■ mEuirion. , An agreement has been reached Coal Company, owners of the mine, w Sk X pha*- XS* then announc^ another effort to Frank Petraitis and William Dfeikes. three delej^tes left. Only his press representative'Mu- with’ toe First Natimial Stores ot B ÊR Y SPECIALS resume operations would be made, vin H. McIntyre was in toe room RodeviUe a|id Manchester that Lewis N. Heebner n e g r o ACTRESS DKS this morning and called in a large with him. they will handle local fiesh eggs E x t r a c t s Doughnuts 'PisliTan? SuêU dea.:i 5< force of special deputies to guard The funeral of Lewis N. Heebner Roosevelt would not reveal what from .toe Spring Hill. Poultry Los Angeles, Nov. 18 —(AP) — the workers. vdU be held Saturday afternoon at was said over toe telephone. Farm of Beekville, ..Gonn. Ihrery McGill, Injured in today’s fiareup, the home, 145 Park street, at 2 Evelyn Freer, 36 negro stage and - He received numerous calleralyes- egg is gnarantofsd to be' strictly Baker'i bof. 2 9 « Pineapple Pie Ann Pag# aa l i e was arrested on a warrant yester o’clock. Rev. Watson Woodruff screen actress, died at the General terday. Among them were three fresh, not being aver', two or day charging him with responsibil will officiate and burial will be in hospital late last night from double economists, R. G. Tugwell o f Colum three days old.. The proprietor, Date-eikt'' ity for the tajuries suffered by one the East Cemetery. pneumonia after a b;def illnsss. bia University and H. Parker Willis Lonis Pestritto, is a dependable R e d S a l m o n of the two beaten workers. He was Members of Hook and Ladder A husband, Edward Thompson, and Lindsey Rogers of Yale. poultry man having 5,000 laying released last night on a $2,600 bond. Company No. 1, S. M. F. D., wiU at- , actor, and a chUd survive her. hens oi^hlr farm. Why not try White Chocojate Cake a dozen in any. First National 2 cans 2 9 * Orendmothep'e—Whole RAILROADS REPORT Store of Rockville and Manches Bread Pound, Alwaye Freeh leaf 5c Phone Service ter aad'he convinced that qnaUty A COMPLETE LINE OF BETTER BUSINESS is considered first when biqing. Until 8:30 Tonight r P I N E H U R S f Tbank yon, Holiday Candies ------— — — —1 LOUIS PESTIOITO, Ibrep. will be carried FORMAY (Oontlnaed From Page One) Inoluding a HARD CANDY and BUTTER MUSHROOMS lb. 2 9 c ceived as large a portion of money lb. caii ^ 9 c 3-lb. Cl 5 5 • “And They Are Perfect!” Ig cV tlb . as in normal years and has not been PEANUT BRITTLE U. 8. Qoverninent 4 Inepeetlon Seal on Every Can 2 lbs. 5 3 c > able to buy eoods as freely as in Fancy Lean Bump Pot or Oven Roasts, Chuck and B ot. the past tom Bound Pot Boasts. A thrifty roast— Railroad authorities state that toe C. H. TRYON’S Peanut Buds . .25c lb. carriera have reduced operating ex MEAT MARKET SPECIALS A Hershey candy product. Block Chuck Pot Roast penses to about as low a level as Sanitary Market 24c lb., 5 lbs. $1.19 A can be accomplished without sacri ■ ■ ______Eastern Cut Brightwood ficing maintenance. lb . 1 1 < D ial 4800 r r e S n n a m S Whole or Shank HaH SUGAR BCKHARDT’S CP Fuicy Native-Roasting Chickens, S-6 Ibe. ea;, lb. 29c O v 0 n R .O aS t Bonelesi«-Fancy Prime Steer Bee! lb. 2 7 < 10 lbs. 45c DAISY HAMS lb. 2 3 c Legs of Lamb, You can depend on Pineburst for Oystoirs every day in the week. lb. .... 19c R ib R o a st B e e f tx€«ii«nt Quality w ** 2 S « N. 0. MOLASSES ... .25c qt. Early Saturday we wiU ro^ve by exptess, shipments of Rib End Piorfc to Bo ash ^ ‘ P R ^ OYSTERS • *,• • s • • • • •• • • a , Confectionery 13c Sm oked RouleffU s . ' r t f ' . Rib Boast Beef, Sugar 6V^c lb. lb...... 25c P ork S a u sa ge H«ndy’» Pw« i i L i g ^ Rump Boc^t Beef, Native FUncy. At Pineburst yon get only the freshest Eastern Pork. We fea i h i ...... 29c V e a l L oa f HandyV lb . 1 9 c ture Center Cute, either rib or ioin. No smplns fat or bone in POTATOES SmaU link Sausage, these Center Cuts. FRESH HAM. Ib. .... 23c Order Your Thankegiving Turkey at Your Nearest A A P Store Excellent Quality and the Priee Will Be Low 1 9 c peck I FRESH PORK SHOULDERS wifl be 11c lb- | Few men achieve their goal with Sausage Meat, lb...... : ...... AND ONE out vitality and drive. Ana so many 1 ■ 18c -ONB ^ POUND POPCORN...... 3 lbs. 25c « e'e • • • aa*»»e**** a 39C li)* are held back from their ^st PPPND P otato Salad CANADIAN BACON ...... s a common ailment: constipation. 2 Lbs. Hamburg Steak, HANDY’S" POPPERS ...... 35c each It dulls eneigy, often causes head 'lb. 25c Fresb Ground Frankfurts aches, sleeplessness. It takes the. Striotjy Fresh Eggs, Shouldem Handy's Luxor ) ^ A l l lb. Green Orange Star Pekoe vim out o f your day’s work. . Bfcfllum, doz. a.. • • 35c Ceprect constipation by eating A Handy's Lenox ) Sfeief lbs. Pineburst Beef 2 5 c lb. delieions cereal. Laboratory tMta, 5 Lbs. light Brown- 1 25< TEA 3 3 c lb. show Kellogg’s Axjt-Bran supplies’ Sugar . . a,a a...... 25c 2 2 c lb. Kraut . . . . .10c lb. “bnlk” to oxercise the . into^to, Rumford 1 and vitamin B to tone the intestinal Crosse and Blackwdl Mince .1-lb. een 29c Cider-H e » iiim Jug 2 5 f Meat in glass jem ...... -«z. «n 4 5 c i S p i c e s Rajah Ground pkg. 9 c Crosse & Blackwell’s Fig uid Plum Padding. Also glass Jan of Btacd 4 Lb. Bags SeleeM lAfge Brezil Mtfls _ •K. 1 5 c queen Sauce and Mince MeaL pkg. l O e Englii^Wallliots Mince Meat Ann » , l Y c $1.05 Dates Marvin PIHed pkg. l i e Red Raspberries Bartlett Pears '^jineinds lb . 2 3 c “ My—bat they are good!” BelTe P ou l^ About 11 perfect halves to eaeh . pfcs. n u 2 7 c S Cans 8 Cans can. Cdbry 2 l«»g® No. Cons 2 0 ^ •i 3 5 c 5 1 c 1 3 c FRESH FRUITS ihd Jaebboen’s 8 to 4 Stalk. We sen the new Cello Wax which you will find advertised on another VaHm .Hard Ripe il page. Pint can 76c. Bananas 4 iM. 15^c I 4 iM. "I i! FloridB O iT ^ e^ 31e &wu losbepg aolld tklsp Med. A NEW laige 2Tpoimd Round Loaf of Breed, called Buekê^ .Q ^ - OnnKes . .3 2e dois. tettiice 3 hd?-! 25c I ^hlsliitesh Reds -5 .im- . : ■■.'■I ■ ...... Luscious Red Big Boy Loaf, made from four different kinds of* ftoiir. REY- Emperor Varl: MOND^ Dmints, Raisin Whole Wheat Bread, French Ifoead or Sage Cheese 35c lb. 3 LB. GAN 5 HM.,,fScvNe^ja;?ei^^ Swedish ^ e . 'Wagner Apês,'fine fm* eating or baking, 4 lira. .Fan^ Sharp, 19c, 76c 16-qt. basket. Mdntqeh Apples. . m Shooldeis^ Lamb . .89c each 1 qUMT Butepean nilltaty hero, reiohed the ratlranMnt ag9 today, but eontinaed to lerve on the 8u* Quevr Twi$l$ p«rlor War OouncU of France. At 65, General Ooturaud remains on tee hlgheet mtetary council in In Da^*i N*u» France, and by a apodal ruling will retain hla seat an extra member for Bve years. Detroit — Comediaiis oo Detroit It is conddered likely he wUl re burlesque stages will bave to use a main military governor of Paris for scrubbing bruab on some of tbdr a like period. — gags. Moreover the lioensrof one th eater dHU be held up-until a police censor can sit through its shows without a Uusb. That was the HOLLYWOOD edict of Mayor Frank Murphy after Fresh fruits am deliversd daily permittliif na to dthpliy nothing but the inest CaUfonia and Florida a hearing. A little more dotUng on IT P A Y S froito and native apples at they conO from tko grovwknd orcltardi; some of the actresses wouldn’t hurt, MAMET he added, but ruled that scant at< 381 East Center S t tire “is not the serioiu offense.” Comer Parker.' Dial 4233 Booanso Cincinnati — It cost Henry Hales’ "Self-Serve” indudea over 2,000 Itema for tiie Utchea and table at lowest poesiUe prieee.'' 6nr Schlueter |100 to prove he was not WBOELIVEB. TO WAIT ON Joking. ^ lam« buyuig power permits ns to buy direct from many importers and prodveen. A passerby peered into his cellar Good Sweet Potatoes, window and inquired “Whatcha ShoptiieSelf-ServeforThanksgrivinx-Goodieft— doin?” “Making whiskey” Schlueter Onions aiid replied. You’re kidding” retorted the pass- Yellow Globe Turnips YOURSELF EVERYTHING FROM SOUP TO NIJTS ! •erby. “Think so” asked Schlueter, “look Pound at my still.” The passertiy entered the cellar c The Lowest Price In Connecticut On This Great Brand and found things just as Schlueter . bad described them. Tender Pork Roasts > A few hoiurs later Judge Luebbws (Gdd Medal) 241^-pound fined him |100. ’The passerby was bag detective Captain Patrick Hayes. 1 5 e “Kitcken Tested” MiSBii> Fla^The Ximanles now IXOUR knour what "raining cats and dogs' 1-5 Lbe Nmttve F ob1» Iteeat^y! ‘^Why not now! Gold Modal •Wt-purpeaW* Idtolmi tasted floar-a* the towaaS pHee in Oonneetlcot Satwiaj at means. ••••••••••eoeeesese 98c Serve” Grooery. Start preparationa for tee Tbankagidng babliig by bnyt^ a bag of this wilTareally known brand today! Nine year old George Ximanles leader Bib Boast Beef, sick abed, lost his black and white 25c ’Women lik e Hale’s • % kitten an(f mourning the loss, ap Reddy Ont-up Fowl, plied through the newspapers for (Hale’s Famous 19-ounce its return. e a c h ...... 50c FRESH PORK Here’s a Knockout *! A ‘ flustered voice on the phone Boadess Shonlder Pot BREAD Milk Loaf) loaf j asked cancellation of the appeal B o ast, lb...... 19c yesterday. It was George’s papa. Small Springs Legs Land), s 800 Only Sm U L D E R S A quality product of pureet Ingredients. The taste teat teUa tee story. Ovw 2,000 loaves e<4d each Saturday, it’s “We have black and white cats, I d ...... : ...... l 9 c worth iVa weight la gold! black cats, jrellow cats, brown cats Forte CSiops, and all are hungry” he said. “Please lb...... stop the people from bringing more. 15c They’re meowing us and the neigh* Unk Sausage, (Local ( b r e a m hors crasy and anywey.the cat that lb...... 18c Became they aiwaye cook tender and delidoua. Crreen Moimtain) bushel George really lost, came tuicfc ju st Bacon. Tender and lean. POTATOES pow.” Ib...... 15c 4 9 • H orton, Kas.—^Horner Kipp, a . - ^ quality we have had all year. This extremely low price wMI permit m to aUow only two bnshels PuH s to 6SOII cuBtonker*. fam e?, purchased slaty baby chicks EXTRA SPECIAL •f for his daughter at ten cents each, Our Large Loaf FRESH ■grefdng to pay for them in grain. B read...... 5c lb That was last spring. Then grain Strictly Freeh Eggs, (Hale’s prices fdl. Last week Kipp loaded dozen ...... 39 c HAM 1 2 - e g g s Strictly Fresh) d o z. a truck with 97 bushels of oats and Lean, small tender ham. ^ ' “ 2 5 * a trailer with 18 bushels of com and Home Made SaUNkrant Large, white egga. AH aelectad aa te alae. light, tasty, orlqiy sheila delivered them, only to discover that l b ...... 5c made by Newton Boberlaon he still owed about 18 bushels of New bOxed Nuts, Bakery, Hartford. FUled with com. lb ...... 19c delicious, fluffy whipped cream. LAMB lb (Jack Fnwt Minneapolis^'The swordsmanship Mince M oat Granulated) Watch the aheils b d ^ filled la 9 t Clifford Mens, playing the hero * p k g s ...... 25c Oe SUGAR our Oak Street Window. Paeked in unifatrv ninth Kbm is the University of Minnesota, S Lb. Bag Cake ROAST Packed in sanitary doth bags. From reiUer to cuaiomm. 1 0 4 3 * lingers opera “The Vagabond King’ Forequarter lamb roast from beet grade lamb. ju st a pain in the neck to Wil* 39c Sunderman, stage director, Citron, Lemon and Orange Grote and Weigd’s Bonnie Brook Assorted le Sunderman was coaching Peel, pkg...... 12c Kingslejf and Smith’s lens in the art of fencing the pro- Pure lAud, LEGS of peting button on the tip of Meiu s lb . Fairhury F ra n k tu rts Ib. 22c ChOCOltttGR box 4 9 ^ Ib...... v v ...... • 8c 100 per cent pure meat—no cereal ingredtents. Made erd slipped off and Sunderman Stickney’s Beady To Use tj^-poimd box. Hand dipped. They’re positively da- Id to get medical assistance for a LAMB 19 nnder strictly sanitary conditlone. Udom! Iqog cut under his ear. Stuffing ...... 15c BUTTER Fresh—tender! From beet quality prime lamb. SwlfPa Sliver Leaf Brand ^ ] Chicago—There’s going to be. a Medium Potatoes, , Santa Clara Iwewery right on the grounds of the peck ...... 8c Chicago World’s Fair, but We are now taking orders for M HJf FED 2 lbs. Lard 21b8.13e won’t 1)6 any beer coming out Western, Native and Connecticut P ru n es 2 lbs. I le for iVll be only a model. A A country roll butter of high . For making Thanksgiving pies. Fancy Yellow Tag Turkeys for Prince Albert ing company announced it Thanluglvlng. quality. Kingsley and Smith’s itsitors to look at; and that’s all. butter le known to Manchester’s Jack Homer’s Prepared giM tors't olook at, and that’s all. We will aj^ have a large supply bmt lâsewlvea. Tobacco lb. „tin: ef N ative'lw l and ^loagdag Chick FOWL Dad likes Prince Albert-—get him a tin! ens. Mince Meat 2-lb. jar 29o ^ NOT TO SELL CASTLE Ic pound Armour’s Dexter New York State Mascot Cork, Irish Free State, Nov. 18-^ Fresh milk fed fowL Housewives know the quality P ea Boans 2 lbs. 5 c ( AP) —Sir George Colthurst, owner whlcu Hale’s selL MincG Neat 2 pkgs. 19^ of Blarney castle, emphatically Order Your Pies RACON denied today a report from Cleve land, O., that part of the famous NOW! Demonstration “Blarney stone” had been removed for Thankiîving’N dinner. 16^ lb. Popular "Selt-Sorro” Items to that city. You’U like FLORENCE’S Fa ROASTING Fnnsten’s Bonoford Furthermore, he said, the stone is Vb Blndless. Sugar cur^ and Devonshire Brand not going over to-the United States. mous Pumpkin, Squash or sliced. P ecan s...... lb. 39c Baking Powder, lb. 27c “We have had numerous offers Midce Meat Pies. CHICKEN 2 7 • , s WUUams’ for the castle, one from an Ameri 'Tender mllk.fed roasting chicken. Week-end price— English Walnut . COFFEE can syndicate which proposed mov We Have a Large Assortment 27c ponuA______Demonstration Meats ...... Vi lb. 27c Spices ...... 3 for 25c ing. the castle in its entirety to of Im ^rted and Domestlo H dnz America—an offer my father re Thanksgiving Perfect Bordeaux halves; fused,” Sir George said. Delicacies PORK BeU’s Ketchup, Ig. bottle 19c “The stone is In such a part of lb Sunshine 2 ii»-49® the castle that it could not be re Kalos - Sills Seasoning — pkg. 9c Iodized A wonderful city of odfoe t o Md moved unless the building were tom Anchovies For seasoning that Thanksgivtag Salt.... .3 cartons 25c yen Good Momlngl down. ,, ROAST 1 5 COOKIES turkey! “Year after year we find people l^wedish Salt H em ng Fresh, lean—and small size. The best grade pork roast P .a n d Q. gathering pebbles from the ground on the market. Honsewhm come back for it weekly!' Tonelir Fruit Soap ...... 2 bars 5c around’ the castle. There is more Bond and Kumin Ost P e e ls...... lb. 27c blarney stone sold from Germany 1 9 «ib. My-T-S1na Tea lb. 23e alone than would build six biamey Lingon, Itealth Bread Orange,• citron, lemon. . ^ Orange-jPekoe, Formosa Odeng, castles.” SucarCnr.4 Assorted. Ffesb shipment—crisp Desserts . .3 pkgs. 23c Green and Kaok Mixture. and tasty! ’ B urt CNney's Oamphell’a Asserted OEN. GOUBAUD RETIBED FLORENCE’S HAM Pumpkin .. .2 cans 29c Black Hawk’s best quality ham. Skinned baoln Ne. ean. Soups...... 3 cans 25c Paris, Nov. 17.—(AP)—Gen. BUoed. No waste. ^ ^ Hollywood Tomato sonp, t oans 28c. Demonetniition Henri Gouraud, one-armed military Bine governor of Paris, whose associa DELICATESSEN Assortment tions with the American Legion state Theater Building Tissue .... .8 rolls 25c Demonstration Quick Arrow have been closer, perhaps, than any RAKED Ib 2 7 c lb. Camay HAM Nattonal Biscuit Aasortmant. Soap...... 3 cakes 17c FORMAT FLAKES Delidoua! Ham baked in pore fruit Jnloea once Cake i p . p k ( . A PICTURE you’ve tasted it—you’U always buy K Instead of tee iflalB lb. tin baked. Atlantic Crackers Decorettes .. .pkg. 10c OP HEALTH A regular 8e siza can of SaMrlte WUHatna’ , ^ fHlfVs MW type shortening for Cleanser FBBB with eieb pask- 2 lbs. ZSP crisp, flaky pie oruit. 2 Iba. 17c. age. ROAST V anilla...... bottle 27c fllhR .65c. REEF lb Tender, lean eroie rib roaet. Boiled—no waste. Vrom A, No. 1 prim e beef. FRESH FRUITS «>. VEGETABLES iLORtDA ^ • elected ^ TANGBRINBS each f e Sw M t PO TA TO ES lb. 1 . y Good, sound fruit, eusy to peel and of good else. Seleofod, sound stook. Buy your Tluuikii|[lving nssds tomorrow t ■ • Sound, Ripe Emperor ...... Squad Galifomia Iceberg APRUM GRAPES C u c u m b e r s LETTUCE JUST 16-qnurt' bosket ' HIS 2 » » 1 1 « f o r ® 2 * Good eating and oooklBf upplee. ' Sound, ilpa fnpea. Otitafouel 2 13 13 SIZE t Froob iteok for Saturday. Crisp, fojMb and snow.whitoi Tomorrow! O rder T our 1 ■ Extra Large ' Florida’ ' \ NatlVf Not just any shoe fits baby . . not just any littls Hard Ripe shirt . . not any little crib . . nor any little chair . . QRAVBrilUlT I each must be babys’ very om size. Bryant & Chap- THANKSGIVING ORANOES CRMRV man’s PasteuriMd Milk, too, is just his size . . just the TOMATOSS milk to make him strong and healths^ 3 ^ * doz. 2 » » . 1 1 * 35 Years •Qiislit 3 •Court! yiaoe your order for'tiiiteF W o|biiM for Thanks atnid, ripe fonit 1 iihu't.lke dny oil Lnrge. Big ae a hdtoen nni Ortap eafofY boorti. Bodb humh of giving tomorrow. We skill sail the same Mih oohUty wlth,^ffrapraimt % ’ ^ ' ohnoked full o' jufotl MMas fomntoos. eeaiiiSii'tfoJ.stflljab Service lapman •Servie teat we have sold in tea elghf Morik ID. An- 1 , 1 I u ■ ' 1 dlslo, onr Baelte Market. ipaaa|er, ^ ieeared the *UKK|81?: bfot quality. A, No. i tutetys lM ediM g^ Plahaieuf Phone7697 order now and Mr. Aawo will five your order hlfl i.' personal afoentlcin. ' We guarantee out ihteea mR be I k iiMECD mr A MtAia A m ovio t a t m o v .right ; ' V.>, doz. * M om R O O M e Good ilie, Julejr laeMMu; 23 Re lihfM (W qîed a tUMHp " kiMueeumu •' V AlrlfV.-fM f*.' 4 .. *t *■ 'hi t ‘ i ^ .i. "'J*"*-. ■.'-vV'jv V

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HOUSEHOLD SERVICES APARTSttiNTS, FLATS, pose a t tnaWng beer; It p^ra a tax HOUSEHOLD GOODS 51 of S ^ t a a pound* 'A i: • ' OFFERED 18Â 'TENEMENTS 63 FOR s a l e :—3 PIECE wicker ii'ving AlaO jtoere < the tremertdous busi ness done'tormore, than.60 manu- Manchester FOR s a l e :—ENGLISH plum pud- room set Good eonditlon. Price rea* FOR RENT—THREE, five and six Bonal)le.,Call 6637. . factorerii^^ o f bottle caps and siials. Ansr and mince meat made to room tenements, with all modem more ^ metal crown makers, Erening HeraM order. Telephone 7544. improvemfiflts. toquire at 147 Eki^t and some 90. other manufacturers of WEARING APPAREL— Center street or telephone 7864. bottle-stoppinif devices. Add to the " CLASSIFIED corks and the rubber tubipg,. the ^ dvbrtisembnts FLORISTS—NURSERIES 15 > FU RS 57 6 ROOM TENEMENT, all improve ments, garage, g ^ location, rent jars and joga'anid all the paraj^her- FOR SALE — CUT FLOWERS, FOR SALE— BLACK broadcloth nalia which you can. see to the Wlih Trsdoi BylCo4t d y M i l ^ Oonnt lis ar«rac« worto to » Um . reasonable, 26 walker street In dow your home tpwn hOme-hrew Snitloli. aumbopo aad abbroTiotloao Chrysanthemumo, Pom poibo and coat, pointed fox trimming, sise '88, quire 80 WalKer. Tet 7268. M.cta count M a word aad eoaipouiid carnations. We make up floral de . soitable'for short person. 40 Hem store. ^ ' He Used MB o b s l i d words •• two wordo. Hlalmam coot to signs and wedding bouquets. lock street FOR RENT—4 ROOM apartments, Lastly, production, of hops has prlco of throo'Unoo. ^_ risen s t e a ^ since pKtoibltion, ^ Lin® rat®o per dap for tooaoloat Krauss Greenhouse, 621 Haiôrd four room flats at 86-88-42 Maple T l ^ y Cities Riisb '^Legality;” Road. Phone 8962; . street Telephoaej65l7. Moat of tile toore than 88,000,000 **** ■Seetfre Karob « , MtT WANTED—TO BUY 58 pounds Of hops produced .umually Caab Gharpo FOR RENT—FIRST OLASS heated ge into the brew kettle.. . , I OoBioontlvo Days «.| 7 oto 9 Ota I BUY ALL KINDS of bousehoici Wets Hedioii Biin^ Pdi^y Of These all IdYe some picture: o f "the I ConotontlT® Oapo ..I • oto 11 ots MOVING—TRUCKINIG— apartment; also aeveral. stogie aid Nev^.Y6jrk, Nov; 18.- t(AP); — 1 Day •.••••••••••••■•I 11 ®to II -- oto— STORAGE . 20 goods, furniture etc. Better prices double houses to good locations. home-brewb^ toûstty. ▲u ordoro for irrosiilar insorttpao paid if you call or write. Nathan Apply Edward J. Hoik Phone 4642. ‘ B ^ .Lealto.Many Dafiiei O’CkumeU vof 0 * 0 ^ Co., Win bo obarfod at tbo on® tlm® rat®. Uverant, Colchester; Conn. Tele Handfi Off "Tax i ^ e d At Home Spoolal rftoo for loa« torm o w y SILVER LANE BUS U N l^ ^ pial Leakage troxa. legat. breweries la Inc., w hh,^ pfeyioti^ .pleaded day advortlolns idTaa upon r®qn®at. rates for school childiw; See phone 97. FOR RENT—FOUR ROOMS; also hard to .prevent, and probably .will guilty to grand larcaney indictmMts Ado ordered for three or olz d^p five rooms, with 'all modem im driver. *■ never be atopped, says no less an sentenced today from- 6 to 10... and stopped before tbe third or fifth provements, first and second floors. Brewer Falls S l ^ authority tiuto the Wlekensham day will be oharsed only for the ao- LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE ROOMS WITHOUT BOARD 59 years iff pôn. tual number of times the fd appear 14 Arch street. Editors: This 1$ the -tiilrd of aêral agent to every hotoe, and short Commission. After outltotog the rise ed, oharslBC at tbe rate earned, but moving, general trucking, livery FOR REOT—FRONT ROOMS, to of an enormoua number of iUegal Judge John J. Fresebi to Gm eral' BO allowaaee or refunds can be made > WALNUt, Nito.R PINE stlfeet seiles o f six articles dea|tog: with of that there is na practical way to service. Oilr affiliation with United Selwlts building, stogie or double, the movembnt. toward retdm prevent a man from, making any “alley breweries" with the' attendiitot Sessions Court iipposed the sentence on six time ads stopped after the Vans Service means lower rates on beautiful A' rooms, hranr new, rule of the racketeer, the commis to be spent at hard labor ., in (UiM: hot and cold water. Rent reason scraped floors, 120.00; also 4-5 beer, a mbvetoenf intensified brewing |xpieriments. in' - hla own forbids" { display lines not' furnitufe Moving'to distant points. able. Inquire Selwits Shoe Repair She recent eleotimie. home that he chooses, so long as sion reports: “Tbe making of cereal Sing prison upon the 47 yMmi oM golds . "*• Large modem trucks, experienced rootos 116-118. Inquire Tailor Shop. beverage is a legitimate »bustoesa head . of the bankrupt toveatnoriht. The Herald will not be responsible L'hop. * Telephone 5030. he doesn't peddle iU ' ' men, prompt service, all g o o ^ in By W m jB THORNTON Secondt beer o f .a sort* is'so easy and cannot reasonably be elim company, liabilities of which miw tor more than one Ineorreot Insertion inated. But 80 long aa it IS carried of any advertisement ordered, tor sured while to transit are fMtures FOR REDrr—IN JOHNSON Block, FOR REhTT-TWO, THREE and 4 NEA-6ewl«B Writer to n^dco that anybody can do it with total 84,000,()00. • . - more than one tlma ' ^ offered at ncêxtra enense to you. single rooms, two and three room fajlr SHCcess. And there is plenty of on and tiiere la. demand for* beer to The tnddvertent onalsslpn p l^ cp r- room apartments, heat, |anitor the larger cities, the gross margto An involuntary petition to -hank-' reot puWoatioa of adterUsiny wlU Daily trips to New Twk,; baggage suits, all modem conveniences. Ap service, refrigeraiLot furnished. Call The sweeping wet victory to. the tradition behind that action.' A mptcy was filed to FedShd Court rectlfledtêlBly by oaacellation. of the delivered dlrebt to ste^mahlp piers. ply Janitor, telephone 7686 or A. traveler to VlrstoM to 1649 reported of protit to supplying beer, the pos Arthur A; Knofla. 6440 or 4181, election,means a definita loosening sibilities of escape from the'plants, a g ^ s t 0 ’Ck>nnell and (Company to oharce made tor tbe'servloe 'endered. For further information call 8068, W. Harrison 6817. 875 Mato street the colony had “Slff pnUic. brew March of this year. The petition, All advertisements ifiust oontorm 8860, 8864. Perrett db Glenney, Ino. of the prohibition barrier even with houses; , but most brew their own and the manufacture c f wort will In style, dopy and typography with give trouble for effective enforce filed by creditors of the; company, regulations enforced by the publish out lyaittog for any changes to the beer, strong and good." ' S IL V pi LANE BUS I ^ E offer the BOARDERS WANTED 59-A The stories of the leaks to the ment of prohibition.’’ * set forth that the firm had‘closed Ito - ers and they reserve the right to BUSINESS LOCATIONS laws. All the sopping-wet cities, doors in Febmary and that Daniel edit, revise or reieot any eopy oou- accommodation of their l ^ e De- which have always more, or less ig prohibition dyke have been often re It is only fair^to state that most Luxe b4e, for iodigA party/o^team LARGE - HEATED ROOM With FOR REN^NT 61 peated: How few pbwlcians can af' of the larger and more reputable O’Connell waa at the time of filing *’^L08I^(i*B0^ 6^âsslfied ids to board, home privilsfes, 63 Garden nored the prohibition law so far as on a steamer bound, fdr South be published same day must be. re- trips At special lAtes. Phone 8068, their local police were concerned, ford to neglect writing all their al breweries have been careful; In oelved by 11 o'clock noon: Saturdays 8860, 8864. street, ^sl'. 61M .. FOR RENT—LARGE office, toom lowed prescriptions, for legal bonded fact, many of them have cried America. fronting on Main street,, second reacted immediately. On Oct. 6 O ’Connell pleaded guilty 10:3.0 a. hi.', ROOM AND BOARD at $12.60 per In such cities, many citizens got whisky; how the' Federal Farm loudly to the government to stop ^LEPHONE YOUR floor, Purnell Block, 829 Main Board loaned milUone to California “wildcat” plants from selltog retd to four indictments. v*' PAINTING— PAPERIN G 21 week. The Hotel Sheridan. Tele street, reasonable, rates. Apply G. their beer right along without much ^ WANT ADS. trouble h p tttt the election. After grape-growers who made, and sold a beer, as it kilted off the demand for “This man had a splendid educa- '* phone 867*8. E. Keith Furniture Company. delicious soft drink grape conoen near-beer. tion and a good social background," Am are accepted over the telephone PAINTING DBCORATINO, paper ward there, was even less trouble. at the OHARQB RATS given above “Nullification’’ was given a big trate (it turned into wine under the The process of making near-beer, Judge Freschi said to imposing sen as a convenience to advertisers, but hanging, |2 a room; also glazlilig. right conditions); how illicit distil tence today. “Ha won the confidence the CASH RATES will be aocepte^d u A. Kanehl. Telephone 7641. APARTMENTS, FLATS, HOUSES FOR RENT 65 nush by the “ mandate of the people" which detoamla that large quantities of Nov. 8. - lerles dotted both country wood-lots of real beer be stored to tbe brewer of persona to humble as well as htoh FULL PAYMENT If paid at the busi TENEMENTS 63 and city basements; how literally ness oftlcs on or before the seventh t>'OR RENT—6 ROOM single bouse, Mayor Anton Cermak of Chicago ies awaiting dealcoholization, has station, who entrusted him With .mil day following the first Insertion of FOR RENT—6 ROOM flat, all im- (which has always been dripping millions of gallons of excellent sac made it easy at all times for dis lions of dollars. He left in hla wake each ad otherwise the CHARGE COURSES AND CLASSES 27 modem, with garage, 'on Liberty ramental wine went down profane RATE will be collected. No responsi provements, 270 Oak street. Inquire street. J. J. Rohan, telephone 7488. wet) wafi quoted as saying “Ctoicago honest employes, e'Ven without per financial and, to some cases,' Social bility for errors In telephoned ads BEAUTY CULTURE—Bara While on premises. brewers need not wait for the re gullets; how diversion of industrial mission of the owner, to draw off ruin. Humble people, some, whom will be assumed and their accuracy learning. Details free. Hartford FOR RENT - NICE CO'TTAGE peal of the search and seizure act. alcohol reached 9,000,000 proof gal this real lieef from tanks into near were domestics, some illiterate, lost cannot be guaranteed. Academy ot Halrdresslns. 398 home, 6 rooms with 2 car garage, The polios will not enforce it as far Ions in 1980; how diversion of real beer kegs, and ship it out as near- all of their savings. INDEX OF Main street, Hartford. FOR RENT—6 ROOM tenement, on shrubbery, shade trees. House in as beer is concerned.’’ Cermak later, beer from near-beer breweriea and beer. ■' ■ Shocked At Record Giên etreet. Apply 12 Knox St. however, addressed olty-counctl, say establlriiment of seor,et breweries be The beer industry, in other “I am amazed and shocked when 1 CI^SIFICATIONS . perfect condition, 78 Mather street. came a mine of tatotedTgOId and the Births e s s 4«'t 4 ■ ...... A WANTED—A MAN OP GOOD per- Robert J. Smith, 1009 Main S t ing, “The first necessary action is words; has never died. read the record of where- the great KnffSffsinsBti •■f«siiis*tp«»sses B FOR RENT—4 ROOM ' tenement; to repeal the. search and seizures beer racketeer rose to become a est degree o f tojtury was done. In a Msrrir.rsi • s S, ••tfiddle C Bonallty and sales ability to sell HoU street, all improvements, with act . . . the state will then be mighty and a sinister figure. NEXT: How beeir may be handled Dssthi •SS«\pt«l4SX««4SS6*S«S«6« § our goods to consumers. Must own These are familiar to everybody. great many cases hla oo-? illglonlitt Csrd o£ ThROlts^ pg• • •• I■ sI• I• p• e B or without garage. 81 Birch street. ready to abide by what Congresi to future.' Will the saloon return, tmated him, and he used tiiein a car and fumlsb bond. Liberal Telephone 6806. does.’’ But less known Is the newest twist and to wbat forin.f How do other Xn Msmoplsitt s li • • p • • 6 • I • • • I > 1.4 • ^ commisBloD. Only men loolcing for CLAIMS GREAT BRITAIN. to the beer situation. « money for his own ends. There la no X^st Asd Bound ppptspisppppip* X The conflict between thele state countries handle it, and what has excuse. He should have kpown bet *Announosmfnil ip:#p••s##ssppppp4 • permanent position need apply. FOR RENT—FOUR ROOM tane- ments attributed to Cermak is typi Wort is Legal been proposed here? PirSOBSlS • s tV • p p s s s § s • • • a p.p • Grand Union Tea Co., 24 Union ment, 88 Ridgewood street, all mod ter, AntOMotllts CANNOT PAY AT PRESENT cal of the confusion in whlfih all It arises from the ' proceues in “In mad speculation, In forgsiy, Automobilss for Btls siisUpsip f street, Wllllmantlo, Conn. em improvements. Inquire 148 Bis- overwhelmingly wet communities herent to beer-making. Beer is a Automobiles, for B z^np's ..... ■ sail. Phone 4980. and thievery tbe like of whioh Z have found tbetoselves. And the practical beve:M0 brewed from barley malt never beard before, this main eon* Auto Aeoeaserles.^fres' ,v^;'.... • iresult wa8 an immediate let-down of FIND V A L U A P PICTURE Auto ReMlrlB#T-Palntlng ...... 7 HELP WANTl&l^MALS 86 FOR RENT—4 ROOMS, first floor, New York, Nov. 18.— (AP) — with the addition of prepared cereals ducted his business. Auto Schools 7-A Aobert H. Brand, Londop banker all dry barrieri. such as corn or rice, and flavored Autos—4hlp by Truck ...... I beat, all modem improvements, 6 CitiM vied, with eaoh other to with bops.” Tho process is, to prin “Z don’t know but whi^t he is worse Autoi""Bor Hlrs •ssisipssioaios 9 MtilN TO SELL. OXm KIOH. gnde mlnutei to mill. Inquire 180 1-2 and member of the etanditlU com- than 620 per cent ip ie r of long »gov gSrden and field leedi direct,, to^ get through their oounelli fepeal of ciple, as follows: barley is oauaeif Oasinlng, N. Y., Nov. 18.— (A P)— Oarages—Sorvlee^torage ... i . 10 Center etreet. mlttle, claimed before the Academy ordlnanoee governing looal enforce to germinate or sprout by steeptof If he were required to serve one daji; Motoroyelas-rBloyoles. . : ...... 11 CisAterli. Good poeitlbn with big in< Tbe days of fairy godmothers and for saob dollar ha stolS ha ootod not Wanted Autos—Motoroyoles .... .11 come. Experlefloe ' unneceisary. FOR RENT—MODERN four and of Political Solenoe today that gold ment of tks dry laws, and even for it in water, causing the huaki to Buslnsss and RMfeeimBal lorvlees' prloei would be forced down, unem mer saloon Hoense lawi. Re-enaot- ■well and eoften. A “dlaitase’* be- Santa piauaes are not over after all, live long anoufh to sarva,hls term. Business Services,OSered .....'. II ' dbqb Co., FrankHlii; M ail. flvq room apartments, garage, Ul- ment was sought to lome oasei of gtoe,'rendering tbe etarch of the Yesterday, afternoon two Ossining X sentanos him to ôt lass than flva Household BervldsiOffered .....ll-A , ley etreet, off Malm near liew'TOSt ployment Inopeaeed everywhere and Building—ContrMtiPg ''1. 1 4 production dimmlihed If Engliad Is new eMoon l*we 'vhloh will grain lOluUe. ' The process is youths w h ^ , idsntitlM ws eon- years nor 'inoto-tuifl Ma -ysara ia omoe. Inquire 21 Dro street. M . ■tato’a prison Florists—Nuraorlsa II POULTRY AND 48 required to pny ita war debts diit of he rea # ’ W I M J ^ Cgngmi i aeta. oheokiSât,^ I?rpper point by kiln otalsd wa!^d toto lthe w t aiors of Funeral Olrsotori'II '6661. drying. ’Iwîfraln la then oruihed The probatioa^Ysport m .#0«tosll Heating—Flumbing—Roofing .r. If current eafntore>' C. J. Drslss-on C^pring strsst. ’They Xnsuranoe ...... ii FOR BALE—NATIVE TURKEYS *Tf war debts are to continue to Typioal was' that introduced by between rolleri, mixed, with water presented in court stated that the Millinery—Dressmaking ...... 19 alive or dreseed. The Qllnack Farm, be paid out of our ourrsnt earainge, former saloonkeeper Alderman into a gmel-like liquid, and heated. had with them a discolored canvas aotivltiss of his Arm had bMt.feoms- Movtng.^ruoking—Storage ... 10 So. Main etreet. Telephone 6121. "Bath-House John” Coughlin of Somatimis other raw gralni in small which, they thought hesitantly, what divsralflsd but in the mnto Qisn- Fainting—Papering ...... II FOR RENT—DECEMBER lit four unlesi there is an Immediate world improvement, England must find the Ohioago. “I don’t i4s why we quantitlee are added. Tbe “ mash’’ might be worth a couple of dollars. sistsd.of aottof os fiscal ofiptf ^ Frofessrenal Services ...... II FOR SALE— FANCY roasting room slqgle tenement, furnace, rent should wait for a ohanfeJn national le drained from tbe bottom of a tub, various clients. Including Oalinhsrs Repairing ...... ;...... 18 reeeonable, 288 Spruce etreet In means either by an Increase of ex Mr. Dtisria Interest was ar,oused. Tailoring—Dyeing—Cleaning ... 14 chlokani, 86o lb. delivered. 8. F. ports or a rsduotlon of imports,’’ he prohibition laws, as they don’t mean clarified, and drown off a i wort He cleaned tbe painting and took It of the clergy, for the furthanBoee o f Toilet Goods and Service ...... II Jonei, 1108-East Middle Turnpike. quire Geo. England’s Store, 254 anything Jiera anyway any more,’ ’ (and pronounced wurt). Thlilseol- to art oritios to New York City. undertakings of an ecolMIhstleal Wanted—Business Service...... II Spruce etreet. said. Coughlin said., Isotad into vate, yeast li added, anfl ■dneatlensl Telephone 6160. "I see only tivo courses open to There It was declared to be the work nature. Courses and Classes ...... 17 Rumors that national prohibition fermentation dose the rest. of a famous Dutch, painter, Kuyps, Private Xnstruetlen ...... FOR SALE—ALLEN’S ROASTING her for that purpose. One Is drastic enforcement agsnoles had quietly Until the mast la added, the nrort who lived from 1628 to 1700. deflation, with reduction of wages Dancing“ ns ...... i,«,,..II-A ducks 18o live, 25o dreiied. 87 FOR RENT—MODERN TWO rpom passed the word to “lay off beer’’ is non-alconoUe, and prohibition The critics put an estimate on the NEW VICAB OENiaUt Muitoai—Dramatic11—' .....•.• ••i.i Doane street. Telephone 8887. and all other costs, so as to depress were quickly denied. But it was laws haven’t been able to touch It. palttttof m 8iS,000 and Mr. Iêler Wanted-Instruction ...... ev furnished apartmsnt. Call Arthur our Internal ptioe . trend which woulo FlBanalBl A. Knofla, M40 or 4181. obvloue to everybody that the re* So some breweriea make baer right returned It to tbe youths until a pur Fall River, Mass., M ov.'2 lr"(4 i?) Bonds—Steaks—Mortgages ..... II enable our exporters to sell more to duoed federal prohibition forces now to the point of adding yeaat. chaser can be found. ’The palpting —*rhs R4v^ Henry J. NooUk psot^'-Of Business Opportunities ...... II FUEL AND FEED 49-A competition with other countries, available can not begin to cope wi^th Then they peddle tbe wort. Anyone S t James’ Roman Catiudlo dhurolL Money to Loan ...... II FOR RENT—6 ROOM tenement, is a pastoral scene, meadows in the Help and litnatlens with all improvements, on'Orchard and at tbs same Urns make our mar the beer situation in the great cities can buy legal wort, add yeaat, and foreground, with mountatoa to the New Bedford, today waa appOtotfd' ket a less favorable one for Imports, without at least the appearance of vloar-general to tha Moet Rev. Kelp Wanted—Female ...... II FOR SALE— HARDWOOD, foot street. Telephone Rockville 977-8, await beer. distance, and tbe sun setting h Help Wanted—Male ...... II or, we can sit by and watch the de oo-operatlon from local p6Ilce. This bualnaaa has. been quietly hind them. Janaes B., -Caisi#, D. D ., LL. D.» Help Wanted—Male or Female .. 17 long 17 cord. 208 School etreet. John Robb. Agents Wanted 37-A preciation of sterling. , Either < of Though no immediate change- in growing^ Curiously enough, it la Mr. Drier declined to make public apoetoUo administrator of tha dlo- Situations Wanted—Fomalo ..... II FOR SALE—HARD WOOD aleo FOR RENT—FIVE ROOM tene- these courses would be ve^ damag the status of “bard liquors’’ has not permitted; to breweries licensed the namee of the youtbi but esild the cese of Fall River. Situations W anted-M ale...... II range and fuel oil. V. Flrpo, 116 ment, all modern Improvements. ing to ourselves and to the worid at even been proposed, bootleggers to.make hear-beer..” They must fin painting had been to the attic of Father Noon was bom .in 1874, Employment Agencies...... 40 were encouraged to bolder meai- ish the prdoeii, mMce real beer, and graduated from St. John’s Sem lh^ Live Stoek—iPefs—Poultry-Tobiciss Welle etreet, telephone 6148. Comer Oak uid Spruce etreeti. large.’’ their home for many years and wi Dogs-“ Blrds^*Pets 41 Dr. Henry A. E. Chandler, eco urei by tbe mere thought of the dealcohoUze It. But other brewer taken down when a search was mai to Bolton and ordained In 1899. He LI VI Stock-Vehicles ...... 41 CASH PRICE on one half cord 4 ft FOR Re n t —6 ROOM h o u s e at nomist of the Guaranty Trust Com eleetion, and plane were immedi ies, not licensed to msUce near-beer, by the yoimg men for second band h u oeen pastor of St James Ohureh: Poultry and Suppllss ...... 41 hard wood, 18.60; lawed .to .order, 170 Hilliard street, all improve pany of New York, said that the ately put In effect to flood the eoun- can make'all the wort they like. articles with a possible resale value. stooe 1918. Wanted — Pets—Poultry—Stoek 44 ments, with or without garage. try with liquor, by .Cbriitmas as it For Snle—Misoollnaeons 84.00. Hickory, eawed to order, activity of tbe Federal Reserve sys- MtoUgan Taxes Wort Articles for Sale...... 41 4.80. Range oil 8e gal. L. T. Wood Telspbone 6084. teqi to purchasing lavfiB' quantities has not been flooded for 18 years. Michigan placed a tax o f 6 cents Boats and Accessories ...... 41 Co. Phone 4496. of government securities during the Ignoring of tbe national prohibi a gallon on wort to 1929, and be- Building Materials ...... 47 FOR RENT—8 LARGE rooms and tion laws by wet^ties, especially as 8:an coUeottog 88,000 a day. Diamonds—Watebss—Jewelry .. 41 bath, ieoond floor, PuraMI Block, early paft of this year had done regards beer. Is nothing new. The Electrical Appllaaoas—Radio .. 49 h e m l o c k SLABF 12,60 load, much toward turning. the trenld to Inspectors collect the tax and af Fuel and Feed ...... 40>A mixed ilabe 88.60: oak wood 84, 829. Mali: etreet, steam beat, gas urban American nivor really has fix revenue stamps to each eontalnef Garden — Farm—Dairy Products 60 range and hot water heater, fire financial affairs. He urged ^that tbe been without his beer. r . ; of. wort. The federal govariiment oak Ilabe 84. Bpedel fireplace policy be continued. Household Goods ...... I t e e wood, cut to order, oak 84,26, plfce, 826 month. Rented as fur Tbe last eslimate made of beer â}so inserted a wort tax to Its most n f Machinery and Tools eeeeeeeeeet nished-apartment if dpsired. Apply Pierre Jay, chairman of the board consumption under probtoltion , is- recent' revenue bills Steer Musical Instruments leeeeeeeeeee hickory 84.50. Cbas. Staye. Dial of tbe Fidiclary Trukt Company of , ■ " ulpment . . . . 8144. G. E. Keith Furniture Company. that of the Prohibition Bureau for Much of this wort goes, obviously, es ...... New York, advocated branch hank tbe fiscal 3rear 1989—668,082,000 either into, homes for home brew 'u r s ...... SEASONED HARDWOOD, stove FOR RENT—FIVE ROOMS, sec ing. gallons. TOe estitonte for the same ing, or else Into hidden basement -! itels—Resorts Size, furnace chunks or fireplace ond floor, all ipaprovements at 187 war by the Association . Against tbe breweries* Detroit e ^ c ia lly la full lengths 87 cord or 86 load. Gray Middle Turnpike W est Inquire first OLD ATHLETE DIES Prohibition AmspStoSht waa 790,- of these illiâl brewmes who buy a-w eeeeeeeee birch 86 ,Cpru. Chas. Heckler, tele floor. 000,000 gallons costing 8896,000,000 legal,'taxed wort and tmm It into, 11 eeeeeeeeeeea phone Roeedale 18-13. St. Albans, Vt, Nov.'l8.—(AP)— at 60 cents > a gMlon. Some figure legal, outlawed, untaxed beer. .ûuiiy soars—Hesorte...... FOR RENT-^ -AND 4 room tene John J. Thmopson, 72, nptod athlete these as high as 81-20. a > gallon,. at Nobody knows,, of' course, how Hotel® —ReBtsuranti' ...leeeeee®* ■Wanted—Rooms—Board ments, all improvements. Apply 95 of a by-gone day died today. In the which rats we would be spending al much home-brewing is going on. Real Estate For Rent Foster, street Telephone 6230 or early 80’s he was Ciqitato of the most as much fo r beer now. as we That is.Ohe of the distinct, disad Apartments, Flats, Tenementa .. S| GARiyEN^FARMr"DAIRY Business Looatlona f.6r Rent . . . 44 i PRODUCTS 50 4646* Bafnea Hose team nf Burlington did in 1914 for all .liquors, 81,686,- vantages .of prohibition and the II Houses for Rent ...... 66 which won the> National champion 048,084. legal' liqqor trade. N oh^y - Imows Suburban for Rent ...... 66 FOR SALE—APPLES —Baldwins, f o r r e n t —6 I]pOM house, with ship of fire companies. Tbe B o o e Biewe^w how niany men, are'engivc

~~6AS BUGGIES—Experience is a Great Teacher By FR ANK BECK~~

(BEAD TM* ETOBY, THEN COLOR I^HE nOTUBB) The little stunt of tsstariog up treat The Uttla fall did us no H8MI «rOP POKINa TOO BAD AT BARBARA . THAT SORT on ^ rind mads Dunfty stog nfunv harm. I guess ws shouldn’t Idek." AgSJr YOU BUT IP ny song of happiness, and this Is And Usn hr added, “Listen, hoyst OP THINE MAKES A YOU BXBRCISED .YOUR BABY NERVOUS.. AND bow It went: I bear a vsiy funny noise< It’s oom- BRAIN MORE YOlIb BE “Z love to teeter. Ho, • hoi kol tog up in that tree and sounds Uks IT MISHT RIAISCr y S 3 r 8 b e t t e r o p p . n o w b o Right down I go. ’Thsn.uplgpl ollw, ellek, oUok.’’ HER DOBIB^ M s m m AND DRINK YOUR Bach time that Boouty hiti u s . They mads a ssareb. ’Tpas not , TOOV g ^ l N * ' COPPER. ground, up to tbs air I'm ssiitr in vain. “Why, it's a squirrel **aad “Of course ws have to-bang on It’s in paM," orisd loou u . '1 WW tight, so everything trill be all right oUmb u s trss and see what X fin Z^ bats to taka a tumbls ’oauss do.’’ 'twould flop ms-on the ground. ■Tbs others _ “This rids is one I irouMs't nUss, trot and Bieutodl W l as long as wa oaq rids hka thls. A bsttsr rids on nnythlgg rm sure ws'vs nsvsr found.’’ A|3d than bis song, o w e to an look and flpd evt what snd.^Loek outl ’Tha malM’a hraak* braneb nad ntnshsd tho' Int." loouty eriad. “What ean A pai^ whiili was a tM l ~ "Doa'I " " ■* " But are thsy avc* loolisd arenad, will NO the twp lads landsd on M m . Ji Thf tMtsring wafevsr;oauM a | ^ ] melon broke in two. ^ . Wsa leou^ jumped'up; to hH ■flBSBBSaBpI Mot,and said, ''Ob, v’riKJil WM • ' *■ .. - I t V.

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...... ■ ' ■■ ■ \ • ' ..... murarasns avsNiNa siaAin, sodt? UAN(iiPniar>ooNM. vkoav, Novinaiiiit im m l ' * ■ ' f ' ' ' t • - i . If '' * II Ml. « U . I . • I- mSmSiAmAi f ^ '!” 7 *'*^***., a I« n,is .»M. ss-«sMaii*ieosi»ii*«Mg*M *iP*«*i(J* (h n I •‘f* - ,1^. I* iij »,v (IIP ****“ ■ . sag’ Y/, * t./iUt ' ■i ■ I ' ‘ 4-i. tli> D u ; ^ 1 .1 ^ 1 i* * : TeonervlUe-Folks iMitaiiiifbs • 1* ’ l' 1 ' .*1 , I '■f' •.'-1 TTir* V. . '! SENSE. AN D NONSENSE J' >■ .. I ' 'll. i: - f t l ' i ‘ ) C "f Y-1 ■ ’ J V. ; ^ V • • VI 1 -i.I- - VI I " 1-, 1'., Wb«B BfoM *ad b ttttr taxM art^ is to stop thinking about younslf WHBN A SeLLER REALLY SOEI COMPLEtELY AIR-MINOEpV ^ i. . I . 1 davlMd, you can dopond upon tho —^ t bury yoursMf la your work. J avorafo logialator to do It ^ , Patient—Oosh—^nd me a osmsat \ f m ix e r. * W lfa—I had to m any you to And OP .--yvSLLTHOOPLB— 1 OOT A W n OK. out how stupid you art. Qtrald—When I p ro p o N d to Husband—You oufbt to havs Qretchen she uked meme u I was a AN* Wkven TO ;oo v s w WousaA <9 ! known thdt when X asked you. r e c r u it ouK. «N«ER ALi ick-cuet euetHloe: Donald—W hat did she mean? An old lady approached a ship’s Gerald—She wanted to know If Z — CAY.WY pwcmmtcTNHrVm officer on a dirty night had evdb participated in an engage NO VUONMilt.‘-»«IM’WAN « ■1(7 Old Lady (moaning)—Oh, I feel ment before. dreadfully iU. W hat do you think 1 HR LAID BACK. HI& BMM aN VUSWBD # IK IT B *rii* 'll ADA A wA tBAfiiAl w aw ^ s h o u ld doT One nay be w illing to excuse Ig in to Trt* kAM HOCKS Afcf K*MW AS , Callous Bailoiv-^n’t let that norance, to pity it, to bear With it worry you, you’ll do it patiently, but not to accept it as a »UPPBttf-H.\«reN’ TO THAT «NOWNf fundamental virtue. awMue UKE K-Bunwi.0 in , RBBOUNDS: There are three waysly s of o f gettiim g e out "Of a scrape: Florence—^Well, at last Tvs pass A MUO wallow/ .Ss pushish out lxbaolrc ôut keep out. ed L a tin . '“Y A 1th .th e p pi a s M of the Old corset Harry—Honestly ? ¥ came the elinniiatlon 'Of girth con- Florence—Don’t be so Inquisitive. trol. . . . One p f the greatest pleas ures Im llfe is doing what Otherpeo- Women often ask if marriage wrin ple say you cannot do. . . . Rec prove enduring—looks like a lot of \ ords are broken by men who are so them have already found it more hard iniahed that they have to break than they could endure. a recm ift order to win. . . . When one Sees a g irl who is the picture of JOE—Pretty dull magasinas health he may suspect Oat she you’re getting out Ton’ll never In m painted the ^cture herself. . . . terest the public in them. Men sue fo r twice what they expect BILIrv-W ho cares? They are for and happily pocket half of the lat doctors and dentists to place on the ter amount. . . . No matter bow tables in their waiting rooms. wise mere man may become. He never knows what a cow or a wom Edith—Where did Eleanor get sc an is going to do on the highways. many Ideas about cooking? . . * Ano&er- objection to lê low ' Judith—She married a druggist price of eggs is that it encourages « • the manufacturer of egg sandwich es. . . . Nothing warms a ' girl’s heart as quickly as promising to go Tiapper___ Ma.U.S.P*T.OW. Fanny -S ays ■ thru fire for he-. ..No matter how angry you get, a pretty girl la as hard to Ignore as the earache. ... . Giite w ill never admit middle age until their chins become plural. ( b S O U N D . . . Many a girl who thought she B U S t N & S S married a big gun discovered that MAN* she married a cap pistol. . . . A Song For Sally (•VWiiiM FOi, J0S2) Of happy days we hold a score, 1 And time may bring us twenty m o re ; > - JBut, let the years bring what they SCORCEIY SMITH A “Bargain” I f M m C. Tnivi; m a y, Ws have today. And pdtb today, fast held and - ^ sweety ^ — .—njOHtdlT IM NO _ HERE’S HOW rr ARE .BDPfe 1 — ' _ Wo'challemge all that fate shall ' I DOH^KNOWVAW %VWL,Ainw336eROOMEHii^ ^S6WR,IMGHDUT IT&MTKMOV^ HIS,VMCBOf ■ m e te ; \NP& NO ONE AM P O S m v t/ ^ ARfiVMINT, BOT«. h AIN'T Q(yr NCrWVH'A6lM\0 0 «llE R S ' \DOARt,«EHOR.BOTl THI&MORHIN'AH‘^DECOVIREO BEHWl) THESE /?OCKS, ÎNCEMTE '. HECOOCD) JK T DWP THEM [am* all 1 DEMANDS IS TD LMVE. THIS , vAMr^tTWe iiursHewoRA b e lie v e w ia is . W ith joy enough to last till night, WISH VOW NO J HIS W IEM Z) AN‘ A GAL WOR NAME OP - m yDRBCPRmv WHAT Our hearts are light. SEMOR ALVAREZ, \ J ^ N O T 6BT AW#Y S ^ fiUNS ANTOnV j ^ PLACE VrtTHOUT MO -fROyeiE '. 1 AIN'T HARNL. WS.ARE PRISONERS OP THEM KTENiS £■:. •- ; ’ ■ ‘ QUICK'. TURMARDUNb!^ HO Gangster — b u t ip yix) only be SEHOEfWL^ / 7 CRVTflER w m i SEEK in p o r m a h o n . ^ - w h e n T H 'F R aO S w o n .' •ARRIHGS- SAV?, - LitUe Peter-^-Pa, what becomes 'AVwOlCIN'^PERIMPORMAfnOMl R6CIC0M ^B E G V D O p r o c e e d !^ OVER-TN'CHIBPHAD TkVBOHf WOR of a football player when, his eye HIM GIVE SOME iciocED TM 'BoaaT-rtiEK (SOOACHV SMnV4* sight begins to fall? SKULLS WOR., i I AMTW' ? Daddy—They make a referee out r CiSACKED.AM* of. him. •. S .T H ’ YDUN6 ^ i, ewBA Il V P6LLER AM X A man'-s nerves appeared ib be H IS GAL wom ;to a frsKsle. He consulted a The door on %hlch opportonlty iPm EM DvW g v:. ■ I ^ ^ c ia n . . knocks can be opened with o r p in A Doctor—The thing for you to do e ffo r t AlRYPlVig, I S t E M . ‘ IM GO * ■'H8 ... ^ .. I \L iM l

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For you. who are weary , of tiimHTig for a •.c-r . -V. smart but inexpensive hat-4ihop during this special selling tomorrow.: R^fular 81.98 and Boys^ Shop 82.98 grades. Turbans, beredX ; and brimmed modelB. New high colors and black. Large , ______and «itnan head ■*«—. ($1.98 to $2.98 G rad es) Features A t HALE’S MUynery Department—Mala Floor, neater A Thanksgiving Sale Saturday Snappy, New Genime HorseUde

^ Coats ($24.75 to $39.50 Grades) that don't scuff or peel, w ith a good * plaid lining, sizes O C Dashinii’, New Before you buy that needed Winter'.coat come ki and see to 20 (k ilb ifn l these lovely coats at 819.75. We’re proud. ^ of the values. You’ll be amazed at the'style, quality and tailoring. New . \ SILK SCARFS woolens. Luxuriously trimmed with choice furs—rk^taO You woiddn’t tWnic ,opposum, caracul, cross fox, kit fox and wolf. FuU aOk lined;- — gold so sporty, ao smart, ' Brown, black, green, gray. S i ^ l4 .to 46. so new dresses Up **0” Jackets — p1.25 Biousettes $} Knit -.rel collars. Also aalf.tHmm^t Thursdays rats. FuU aUk lined. Quallty'flari^'^' Alio Saturday Bloniliig. (Quart Gan) , For g a y ‘‘young things” who like not "cheap” a^e modals. ' . the very latest. Plaid allk bknis- Vests Sweater Hale’s For Oaata—Mala floor, Sweet Cider |5 Barrel attes with large puff aleevea. High Making Cider $1.25 Barrel Tha amairfng new liquid floor collars. Shorts wax. It takea aU . tha work out Pants Mothers! Stop Tm onlii^i^; of poUaUng'floors—no rubbing-— B eret r,y 'VJ no pOUfhing! Oe)lo>W«c dtlaa la GirU' i F o r Prom pt 15 mtantaa with a rieb,^ aatln Gay S w e i ^ , Onlnh- Girls are ra i^ ,a b o u t Service thSM swaatera.. .Neweit weaves. ‘ Smart ebldringa. COATS, $ Giris are taking Mothers! -Shop■ Bhon toto- T PHELPS OIL CO. to knit '^wooilei” Cutait Uttla morrow- for the / t r^v • Ilka » duck takea for tota 1 to 8. yoiing fkrla’ Champfon Range Oil to water. Thayre little aborts ordreM-coat. Baip .t" ’ r.i tomHlttlfig' and matching sUp-on ara fabric squirrel^ Now Mneed ^ grand for naW and Jaunty barei In attab. Drtaty models Straight' Ikies.' Oratii, frocks. Skin col*' navy, vrina Uiihk.'^ pompadour' yarn. In woolene with for/ V ■■ j ' ■ or. Bilk and cot., Pkik, cen, ;red, fabrie trim. 7 tol Telephone 8984 Hato’f ton knit 1 4 .' ,. l-n Read The Herald Aihrs. ^Kaln Fioer, right | Mala Floor; rear Malt'S, Girt