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MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, NOVEMBER (TEN PAGES) PRICE THREE CENTS CUisslfled AdTertlsIng on Pat* S STOL. XLV., NO. 32; __ _ SMITH GHILS GUT OUT TAKE 25 HIGH SCHOOL I FAGS AS FIRE-RISKY I BOYS IN A KBNO RAID Greatest Fiction Sleuti " ' G.O.P. GIBSON ILLNESS JOHNSON(Kn BOARD VOTES ■ Nortbamptoq, Mass., tlov. 6. New York, Nov. 6.— Twenty- ! —rln order tq reduce the fire six pupils of Erasmus Hall High Analyzes the Hall Case hazard, students of Smith Col school, Brooklyn, many of them SURVUHALF lege have agreed voluntarily to VUALBLOWTO FORSPEAKER sons of prominent men in that ^ TO PURCHASE refrain fyom smoking In college borough, were arrested when ■ dhrmitorles until after the policemen raided a poolroom I M •, «i ir » Ai-i. ' those after-touches of Christmas holidays, the Student T H E H M TRIAL two doors away from the high: B I G J M C r O R Philo Vance, Van Dme s Ont- W E T , ^ DRY Cophcil announced. IN T M HOUSE school building. The arresting At the same time the council patrolmen said the youths had 1 j standing Hero, Adapts His once - t spoke ” gouging soft wordsof a tongue from that a made public that a plan was he- been gambling at “keno,” an' r ihg worked out for the future old time game of great rapidity, i mouth that once sang alluringly? So Declares Nicholas M. 'T ig Woman” Unable to Selectmen See Demonstra ! “-which would deal with the May Be First Manchester revived. 1 Was it not, then, at the "woman ------«. Singular Talents to Study In the case” that .all fury and hat I matter ^ a maqncr to lessen red were directed? Botler, Warning of Fate i the flreJrisk and at the same Testify for Weeks; Mills Representative to Get Job; tion of Snow Plowing in Remember, too. It was a dark time provide a suitable place of the New Jersey Crime night, - penetrated only now and Like That of W l^ s on for smoking.” Unmoved by Grilling of COOUDGE ADVISES Movies; Will Bay New then by a tickle moon! Through Prospects Are UnusuaDy out the long history of crime you by Psychoanalysis. * will find that there aye crimes of SlaYery. Defense Lawyers. Tnicl^ Special Meetmg. the dark and crim es'of the light! Good. BIG TAX REFUND And those who would tremble at GARIBALDI ADMITS Here is the first of two analyti their deeds, faced in the clear light Somerville, N. J., Nov. 6. — cal articles on the spectacular of day, have been known to do New York, Nov, 6— Dr, Nichols t Prosecutor Alexande." . Simpson, Judge Raymond A. Johnson, The Board of Selectmen in a Hall-Mills case— now on trial at amazing and terrible things behind Murray Butler president of Colum D O U B ira O S S JOB elected on Tuesday as one of Man Quarter of a Billion Likely special meeting at the Municipal Somerville N. J.— from the vlew- the drape of darkness. I believe bia University, in a statement last dominant figure in the Hall-Wills chester’s representatives in the building last night* voted to pur- ' point of Philo Vance, the "psychol- Shakespeare and others have had night warns Republicans that the murder trial, today faced a dilemma General Assembly, may have the chase a Best 10-ton tractor, The ' ogical detective” of fiction. They something to say on this subject. French Press Says He Con> — the fact that the state’s star wit to Be Returned to People ninwine' prepared by S. S. Vance Dine, Certainly, In looking at the psy party faces disaster unless it “ takes honor of being the first local man tractor will be used in ^ ® creator of this newest crime-story chological phases of this remark the righteous side of the moral and ness, Mrs. Jane Gibson, the “ pig to become Speaker of the House. town roads out of the snow. The figure. The first herewith pre able case, the nature of the night political issue of prohibition.” fessed Stirring Up Antis, woman,” is so seriously ill that she So favorably has Judge Johnson s to Avoid Surplus. price to be paid by the town Is sented, deals particularly with the cannot be overlooked. Citing the decision of the United may not he able to testify in court importance of individual psycholo name been spoken of in this con $8,000. The appropriation with In the little courthouse here the for weeks. nection that he has authorized The which to buy a snow tractor and gy in crime detection and a gener question still goes begging: Who States Supreme Court, Dr. Butler Then Informing. alization on its application to this killed Mrs. Mills and Dr. Hall? denounces the *Anti-Saloon League "Whether this tough “ break” Herald to announce his candidacy. Washington, Nov. 6.— A refund truck was voted at the last town Speaker of the House is a covet meeting. The sum of $12,000 was specific case. The second will deal True, four defendants face a as “ barbarous • a n t, un-American” against the spunky little prosecutor on Individual and corporation tax ed position. In the chair at all ses allowed. with the Individual figures. It Is charge of murder; but that does in Its contention'that it makes-lit Paris, Nov. . 6.— Franco-Itallan will jeopardize his chances of con sions the speaker naturally com es paid this year on last year’s In The new tractor will amply take to be understood thrt any theory not solve the mystery in many tle difference how many times; a relations are strained as the result victing the wealthy Mrs. Frances mands considerable influence. He come will be recommended by care of the town’s needs during presented Is purely conjectural, minds. One asks: Are they guilty man is put in jeopardly for violat Stevens Hall and her two brotners, has several appointments to make President Coolidge to the short snow storms and will cut down the or the victims of circumstnee? ing the prohibition law. Dr. Butler of the disclosures made by Colonel Willie and Henry Stevens, of the cost of snow removal considerably. By PHILO VANCE Does any or all seem to fit this warns the Republicans that the Ricciottl Garibaldi, who Is detain murder of Rev. Edward Wheeler session of- Congress which co'n- ('The . “ Psychological ..Detective” particular crime? Last winter a similar tractor own- party cannot exist half wet and ed here after having made state Hall and Mrs. Eleanor Mills, was Hero of S. S. Van Dine’s Mystery] A brief courtroom study and a oMh\ re°baTlS;i ed by the town Wlndeot half dry. His statement folio vs: ments concerning his activities ,as the uppermost topic for debate in Tales.) 1glimpse into background can per “ Now that the smoke of Tuesr not been definitely decided upon,] plowed out a, stre^h «f Somerville, N J., Nov. 6,— ^Why j haps, breed this conclusion: the an agent provacateur for the Fas Somerville today. Simpson’s friends hut it Is reported the President has hour and a half that required sev day’s political battle is lifted, it is were willing to gamble that ithe en hours for a Manchester truck were there three bullets in the | Stevens clan have a great tena- cist regime In Itply, while posing in mind a return of from 10 to 12 quite plain to see that the Repub as an anti-Fascist. harrassed but indomitable prosecu and plow attached to plow out. body of the slain choir singer and 1 lican party stands at the parting per cent. but one in the corps of Dr. Hall? (Contlnnea on Page 2.) The French newspaners declare tor will find a way out of this situa Since action by Congress would For Snow Only. of the ways. There Is the usual that Colonel Garibaldi has -etmfess- tion. come too late for relief on the last It is the plan of the hoard to talk of reorganization, but what ed that he worked for former Refuse Warrant keep this tractor for snow plowing quarter paymefits in 1926, it was the party needs‘is , not so much re Minister of the Interior Federzoni He wanted to get the "pig wo intimated that the refund should only. It is equipped to do all kinds organization as ideas and construc of hauling. It has 72 horse-power of Italy. They declare that he has man’s” testimony into the records apply on the payments in 1927. MARIE COMMANDS’ CONNECTICUT UCKS tive leadership. admitted spending large sums of ever so badly, “ before the hand of As to the proposal for a perma-^ capacity. But, the board feels that Cites, Three Pressing Issues money in France, securing infor a tractor for snow removal only “ Public opinipn demands of it as death might aid in the miscarriage nent reduction, the President was mation concerning the activities of will last longer and will be more the price of siyiport vigorous and of justice.” Her story is vital to his said to believe that the short ses PEACE; OBTAINS IT P ^ T OF MOSQUITO antl-Fascists and fostering antl- case- But the two presiding judges sion gave inadequate time for a re economical In the end. courageous intellectual and mgral The Best tractor is the famous leadership in dealing with the three Fasclst Plots, which were disclosed wouldn’t sign a warrant forcing the vision of the tax measure. to the Italian police at the right doctors at Somerset hospital to May Total $250,000,000. Caterpillar make and bears the en questions of immediate and engros dorsement of the United States sing interest that are before the time. bring the woman to the courtroom, The President’s plan, announced Gatalosian Plot. neither would they transfer the here late today, came as a surprise. government. Eveiy tractor sold is Stills Troubled Waters by Ditching Elimmates Insects country. registered by the government so “ These are attacking . at their Further charges are made in ttial from the courthouse to the While no definite figures are yet some sections of the press that given out on the amount of tax re that in time of emergency the gov- source the stupendous moral and hospital in order that her testimony ernpient can commandeer them for the Unedon of Her Smil* from 7,00D Acres of Its political evils that are the natural Colonel Garibaldi was responsible could be obtained. duction involved, it is expected the for formulation of the Catalonian total cut will he between $200,- its own uses. They are built stand and necessary results of the Eight Today Simjison had before him. ard so that, they can be used in eenth Amendment and t|ie Volstead plot against Spain, which was the official statement of Dr. A. A. 000,000 and $250,000,000. It will > ing Ukase. Marshlands. broken up this week by the arrest depend on the estimates for the haulliig artillery If need be. act, the formulation on sound eco Lawton of the Somerset hospital Demonstration. nomic foundations of a construc of Colonel Macia and many of his and Dr Edward L. Keyes of New Treasury surplus at the end of the followers'at Perpignan. current fiscal year June 30, 1927. Before voting to purchase a trac tive policy for; agricultural devel York, a specialist in kidney dis tor the Selectmen viewed various opment and relief, and curbing The left press openly places eases, that it may be several weeks The President has been advised Aboard Queen ‘ Marie’s Special New Haven, Nov. 6.— ConnectI-. full respoabiblUty for Colonal Gari Jadge Raymond A. Johnson. that the surplus which is probable makes at work. Last night Brook Train (in Washington), Nov. 6.— the growing Federal bureaucracy, before Mrs. Gibson is able to testi- Tyler, representative of the Holt cut’s fight against tlie seashore wjMle greatly increasing the' effl- baldi’s activities .upon Premier will amount to about $250,000,- The magnetic Queen of Rumania and comes into contact with every Manufacturing Company for this mosquito has extended to the point ciebey. of those, services which the Muapollnl. “ Mrs. Gibson is suffering from jtn 000. He has been giving this con “ It was Mussolini, through Gari bit of legislation considered, no section, demonstrated the Best smiled today upott the turbulent Federal government does, and sideration and has been listening where about 7,000 of . the state’s. baldi, who "i^biehted the plot acute infection of the left kidney matter to what committee it is as to the arguments that the taxpay tractor for the selectmen through forces seeking to serve her and gbould render. and the kidney pelvis,” said an 20,000 acres of mar^land have “Moreoteir, it will. not he long against Spain, in order to disrupt signed. It is without a doubt the ers should- not be burdened by pay motion pictures. A machine was peace dawned over her kingdom of official^hrtement Issued by the doc been ditched, according tb the before' It becomes pretty obvious Finxfiqll^panisli relations,” charged. most influential position in the ing for a surplus. The White House set up in the selectmen’s room at "WIiggIs. tors. “ She is in no immediate dan House. announcement, coming from the the Municipal building and seven * Her hiajesty took hold of a dell- State Agricultural Experiment Sta- that American economic'interests, Let’ QhOtidbsn, , aA Fell dtl American ldaals,\‘'' *!Mu4*dll&I' bought a quarrel ger of death, however.” In Line. authorized spokesman of the Exe reels of pictures showing the trac catfe aituatlon with the diplomacy flop here. . 31111s’ Cross-Examination That Judge Johnson is In line mand a more coiistinctiye 'and fOr- •With France and havlng.no pretext cutive, is the result. tors doing all kinds of work were t- and his folidwers.' Grant and-divorce which Mrs- Mills of its representatives named after next March 4— their calcula (Contlnned on Page 2.) Seattle this afternoon. ] tions Included Senator Lynn J. The new and drastic Internal had placed on the rector’s desk the Speaker of the House. Judge Olin .policy which has been adopted, day of the crime, and that later he R. Wood and Judge William S. Frailer of North Dakota, insurg ent, who was openly and eagerly finds ■ full s.npP.ort in the Fascist destroyed It. Hyde, in their terms, became floor thrown out of the party just twen newspapers and Premier Mussolini’s Mills looked at the flushed'.and leaders, but none of the town’s ty months ago. Now Frazier hasn’t action In faking over the ministry dignified Mr. McCarter without a legislators have become Speaker. made up his mind whether he’ll be hy Hany Anderson o f In^Vrior,. the seventh portfolio hint of alarm. The chair is filled on the open Fall Sports in Manchester a party Republican when It comes which, he holds, is applauded. ' “ I don’t recall,” he said with hiS ing day of the General Assembly time to organize the Senate. blanket air. and is elective. T h e, newspapers do not connect Without Frazier’s vote, the Sen the^dlaplaceihent o f Federzoni with “ Do you remember that on Jan ate would divide 47 Republicans, the‘ Gatlbaldr affair In France, and uary 14, 1923, Ellis Parker came 47 Democrats, 1 Farmer-Laborite scoff at the . charge that Colonel to see you and you said to him, re- NEW ARMY BRIDE IS and 1 "Independent” as the Repub Giribaldl,.as an agent of Fascismo, ferlrne to your wife: ‘She said licans themselves have classified t>fWimfcOip--0*f(F»'iie (|w/ aided', in the Perpignan plot against something about jealousy over Dr. the North Dakotan since March, $pain. The newspapers point out Hall and I made a hell of a house for her, but she was not that kind OF VANDERMT KIN 1925. This Republican strength that Italy is in entire sympathy includes Senators-elect Smith of Il of a woman’ ?” linois, and Vare of Pennsylvania, with the Spanish directorate and "I don’t recall.” would, not foster'any ihovement and if their certificates are refus r u Take -f He was equally forgetful of a Society Loses Fussy Wedding which might injure. Spain. When Barbara Sands Elopes ed at the initial session of the new CAKE OF quarrel shortly before the crime, Senate, all hope of Republican TH/g. ^ Aneets which, the defense sought to de With Officer. control will be destroyed. J ^ r id , N ov .' 6.— ’The police have velop, ended in Mrs. Mills’ diary §RPPtOVfOH, placed sixty alleged syndicalists, being thrown In the fire after one New York, Nov. 6.— New York fteM TIW UV/ Commnhists, Liberals and Repuhli- page had been torn out. Senatoi and Newport society learned today 1 DEAD, 1 DYING IN eans^under- a rr«t tor alleged con Simpson protested again and again that it had been cheated of one of nection with the catalonion plot as Mr McCarter read from the al those fashionably formal weddings which ^was frustrated at Perpignan leged exclamation. Some of the tes at which society so loves to prom CRASIL RUN IN CAR this-weeki It js'reported that 500 timony got in. Much of it was ex enade. Announcement was made piotlers succeeded in crossing the cluded. that Miss Barbara - Sands, grand border and are now in Catalonia. Pleased With Himself daughter of Mrs. William K. Van One Man of Four Flung Clear Mills was quietly . pleased with derbilt, Sr., had eloped with and of Wreck on Famous Bay himself as he checkmated a move married Lieut. George R. Burgess, State Road. tRDISKir REVEALS by lapsing into forgetfulness. He of the Coast Artillery Corps, U. S is a small man of sparse frame, at Baltimore, on October 5. with thinning hair, a long pointed It was stated that news of the Sangus, Mass., Nov. 6.— One man DESPAIR OF RHHSM nose and watery eyes devoid ol marriage was kept secret for more was killed, two were injured, one any expression. than a month because *"of army of them probably fatally, and a “ Why was it that all Thursday red tape,” which held up the bride fourth escaped today when their au EfXcitfO Russia by Speech in night, all Friday and down to Sat groom’s anticipated furlough. tomobile skidded on the Newbury- He Points Failure of urday noon, did not make an in port Turnpike, overturned and quiry at the hospital or a police The announcement was made by ^yNOAV fOOTSALL C m ra u n ism . Ogden L. Mills, recent candidate smashed into a filling station. The station, or a single place concern for the governorship of New York dead man Is Harold White, 19. The <30T A n ing the unexplained absence of injured are Tone Capodiinpo, 19, Moscow, Nov. 6.— ^Warning that your wife?” Mr. McCarter inquir state, who is a relative of the So ak in <3 OU(flN

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MANGHBSTEE EVEOTNG HERAin,;5ATjj:RPAT, ^ ■ ...... CHURCH OP THE NAZARBNB 1'; ’ll' » } 5'-.' Rev. Chester F. Austin, Morning • prayer will beg^ to morrow at 10 otclock ■ and the| morning service will be held at' 10:30. Sunday school will con-; vene at 12 o’clock. -This iS' tirtt -vlct.My thi{t''w «^^ tbe^worid, evgu' oar^{| ^Tbe Pickett,'Motor. Sales repofts The young people will meet - at ;by Wiffiam T, BIfis. ■faith.— i ^ J ^ . ’ »;8 . SOUTH METHODIST. f CENTER CONGREGATIONAL. 6 o’clock and the evening service îlTeriee of aip Overland 'Whippet will take place at 7:30. For Every A^* CriM u|d ^ ediP to Hgrry .R.'Ttotter of .Itlbjil % | s e t, OverlohO $Uc Sedahs to^'john Rev. Joseph Cooper. Rev. Watson, Woodruff. The Week Monday, 7:80— Band practice. IlnUh Jr. of Bnckland and N. E. Wednesday, 7:30—^Prayer meet Rofskriiie. , .v Astoniahlng w»a tip ; tall bt. , „ by indulgenca? Hay# 9:30 a. m.— Sunday school. Sermon by Rev. Watson Woodrqff icho.' 'VlJujallip .tTi»t'^; rerttpr"ki r feelings, ■ thoughts, or Inalinatio.n at 10.30. Topic, “ The Merciful." ing. ' , \ ;.QeQfge S. gpiith. local Chiysler 10:30 a. m.— Ministry of the Friday, 7:30— Class meeting.' . 08 Jugt received ope of the new scene. Jpaiiua:«u4 the bRsUlp tp riglii'eimilaefla that s«^ chime. The music: The revival meetings conducted aa27 model Ch|Yalpr 70 Bfoughhiâ lepdin^, the bfiprlim arki unoontiosrable afidr mifcbtler tâ 10:45—Morning worship. The Ave M a ria ...... Schubeft VICTORY FOR coming' after,. and; Uie .pipopTe ifiV ‘ira? X(Ook ’-^sdltate, Remember, O Lord .. .W. H. Allen by Rev. C. C. Rlnberger, evangelist, ^whioh is well worth rooking ovhn vested choir will sing “ Nunc Dlmit- V lo'wtng, enconipaaB the^cliy; •once,» see If we arer tree to thlpk oi tis” by Gretchanlnof, and “ Hark, We May Not Climb the Heavenly ■ will continue until November 21, "' ^^the Oopitol’ 9 nick Go. has dellv-. and will be held every evening ex dpy for six days. ,'Not a '^drd ds true thoughts and love- only- w| Hark. My Soul” by Shelley. The Steeps Hosmer cept Saturday. sppkqn, n pt.a sound .‘is heard, eit- is lua* and pure. Nad to pastor will preach. Sermon sub March, Solennelle...... Ketterer -cept the. 'tru'papiat.?»’^Â;^^^^^ n>,wt of uk btyiAf|l^}ga to Adi ject: “ Strength For the Battle.” Musical Vespers: CONCORDIA LUTHERAN ^ ^ a sh sedah to Gustdv Rnnde'Of day thpy cq'mPfisaed thp\,c'lty» peVen qoer. . there ate . tbpnghU OW 4:00 p. ra.— Meeting of the In The choir will be assisted by Mi;s. f historian/‘if .In -his'Jiudgnient tjie i^ lim t street. times. Then at the' blast of the feellnga that return; raough resui termediate League. Leader, Miss Estelle Eddy, violinist. The pro Rev. H. O. Weber ‘ ' "Khihali’’ of the 'Tell . ^^.^tnarha sOeorge H. ■ Betts of the Manchea- trumpet thb walls’foil flat a^>wlth' ed a -thousahdr: times and Vera Hotchkiss. Subject: “Holding gram; Sund&y school, 9 a. m. ■ The Internatlonol: Sunday tablets were ^ the!, >. Hebjew^ under *-’er Hudaoo-'Slasex- has delivered to a ..shont 'every man' advanced yean; apd so|n,e pe^le come to My Torch High.” Mqlody in F ...... Rubenstein English services, 10 a. m. School Leswn for November 7 Joshua ahd .,he'‘ replied, / ‘‘Not a tUred Grezei a new Hudson straight bo'fpre' hl,ipq^ '^he' city. cdncluslon thai’ êy^cannot nbfr 4:30,p. m.— Rehearsal for the is, “Tb» Fall of Jericho.”-r 'Phis. stOFYt la'.riwprdpd ‘to • jf-: . them. ; Mrs. Eddy German services, 11 a. m. doubt about it.'.’. Soê"' /skeptical lî^ngham. aner. TrulncJce cannot orchestra. Vesper Hymn. The Week , Joshua 6:1^30. youpgsters'-Will' brieve' 'the clay '.1 ': V '------■ vAl the, wpnderful'w;pt^ that the the Lord can'and wllli if in fplY 6:00 p. m.— Meeting of the Ep- Scripture Reading. Monday, 7 p. m.— Boy Scouts. -1$, tablets’ when they refuse to credit L jrd •wiir, d o 'ih 'a h inrerlial way wd-'db His will, then, as the we| : LAST NIGHT’S FIGHTS for them who: in unquestioning o f. Jericho fell before the L o m worth League. Topic: “ Avenues to Praise the Lord, Tuesday, 7:30— Sunday school the Scripture. 1 Service,” leader. Miss Ruth Lippin- Maunder — I—, - : . faith in BUs. ppFqr>.n^:Pi¥Bei]he dp power, .the opposition-to our trjfe O Jerusalem ...... teachers’ meeting. A SntaeMng Victpiy anî a, IfeW J,' At New 'yprk-rBilly’ Kelly,' of cott. A playlet entitled, “ Lost, a The Choir Wednesday, 7:30— Bazaar com Here we have an old story rwhlc'u ■ Bra.' ' as He commands' . IVe cannot, with hapiilness will paw evay. has passed into the knowledge of vSoranton, P»., won tm foul from our eyes see thA works'of faith, or Washerwoman” will be presented. Air for the G String ...... Bach mittee. At Jericho inanna ceaêd^ to fall No one can remove bis eyl{ 6:45 p. m.— Ministry of the Mrs. Eddy even those who are not' familiar for the Children of Israel.' ''There- rjoey Robs of Hoboken, N. J., In the what the Lord Is doing yrithin the That is a creatlTe act. It Thursday, 2 p. m.— Ladies’ Sew ’iiihth roiiiid^Ross was disqualified chime. By the Waters of ing Circle. with the Bible. ^ The -dramafiC: the land, depth of omr. hearts. O, how little wroTwght In the, invisible denth^jj 7:00 p. m.— Evening service. Minnetonka...... Lieurance 6:30 p. m.— ^Willing Workers. fall of Jericho, when th e ^ a lls.p fi over Jordan, they were actuallyÎn NTpy butting. faith seeina^. apoomplish! How si the a.6ul. The LfMd desires The pastor will conduct an “ Eng Miss Trebbe * 7:30 p. m.— Senior choir. the great city on the Jordon Plain r of Promise. It was T; At Hplyok^—Louis Kid Kaplan lent and slow its pperaion! Yet we i create at new neim within lis, |b| lish Night.” Sermon subject: Offertory— Triumphal March Friday, 7 p. m.— English choir. collapsed after seven days of cir- theirs: but It still had to he won. won '4eclsion over Tommy Cello "f know, of its accomplls.hnients,. for' ' to do* so He must bare o'ur coop.e “ Tennyson’s: In Memoriam.” The from A id a ...... Verdi 7:30 p. m.— Rehearsal for en cumambulation b y ' the Israelitee, All the future to .which we are ‘pallfprpla, ton .rounds. Ruby Brad- the story* is a picture ^ it;, • ’ ation. He works within and .'fr* church quartet will sing. Miss Dickerman tertainment at the bazaar. may be approached from a new heirs: becomes ours only by our :^y of Holypke^won decision over Notice! The walls, the defense Of troths which are Mis laws, whei;^ Monday, 6:30 p. m.— Dress re Swing Low Svteet Chariot, The different societies connect angle. It represented the first own God-aided efforts. At the' en .Ifti^rry. Goldstein of Boston, ten the city, fell without the aid dt fpre cornea this universal faot, tbe^ hearsal for-the Biblical drama. Negro Spiritual, ed with the Concordia Lutheran great achievement of the younger trance to every Canaan there .rounds. man. The Lord’s power alone des within every truth Is the power 6:30, supper served by the Men’s generation of Hebrews. The older troyed the bulwark of the enemy its accomplishments through gen Male Quartet church are busy making arrange stands a grim ’Jericho: an eternal At Chicago— Shuffle Callahan of uine faith. Friendship club. 8:0d. Friendship Ave Maria...... \ . .Bach-Gounod ment for the bazaar to be held in generation, timid, discontented, uu- principle which youth cannot learn phicago knocked out Plnkey through Joshua’s faith that if he club meeting. E. L. G. Hohenthal the basement of the church Nov. idealistic, with the blight of Egyp- •Mitchell of Milwaukee, In the third did as the Lord commanded the Let us have faith that the Lp^ Mrs. Dunham, Mrs. Eddy too soon. is back of His promises,' and ra will be the speaker. Subject: The Light of the World 16, 17, and 18. The proceeds of tion slavery still searing their souls General Joshua has his orders round. City would be given Into his hands. “ Places I have Seen and Things I Joshua obeyedr and--the Lord fulfil with Joshua, He wlirfulfill them is Jesus ...... Bliss-Alien the bazaar will be used to reduce had all perished in the wilderness. from Headquarters. This victory with us. .5 Havei Heard.” The Choir the church debt. Excepting only Joshua and Caleb, meant more than the conquest of led His- word.' Translate this into Tuesday. 7:00. p. m.— Meeting The Young People’s society have not a man of all those whom Moses Jericho; it would be an advertise present and practical facts. Traum ersi...... Schumann > Forty alphabets and 1,160 keys of the Boy Scouts. 7:15, meeting Sunday school 12. Men’s League accepted an invitation to visit the had led out of bondage survived to ment to all the other cities ahead ' W there an , enemy of our true Cincinnati policemen are to cai^* of the Camp Fire Girls. Young People’s society at Seymour. ^'distinguish a typewriter recently abiding happiness within us, an old ^ cameras so rthey may phob^ 12. ' Leader, Samuel Bohlin. cross the Jordan into Canaan. It of them of the might , of the invad ?in vented. Wednesday, 7:45 p. m.— "The Speaker, Rev. Watson Woodruff. Pastor Stippich, the former pastor was the younger generation that ers and ^ of their supernatural re inhabitant o f our nature, stiAhgtti- graph evideneda of crime. : first presentation of the Biblical Cyp Club 6. Reports from the of the local church is now in won the Land of Promise. sources. This was to be a demour- drama under the auspices of the Older Boys’ Conference. charge of the Seymour congrega In a day when the younger gen- stration In force of what Jehovah Sunday school. The Week. tion. The party will leave in pri leratibh is causing great perturba and his people could dp. The Igr Thursday, 7:45 p. m.— The sec Monday, 4: Rehearsal of tjie vate automobiles today at 1 p. m. tion of mind to their elders, it is raelites themselves were to be Im ond presentation of the Biblical Troubadors: 7.30, meeting of the and return about midnight. well to stress this overlooked phase pressed with the power of God. So drama. King’s Daughters at the church par of the Lesson. All fathers come the triumph was staged melodra Friday, 4:00 p. m.— Meeting of NO. METHODIST EPISCOPAL to the point when their thoughts of matically. For six days the arm ' the Junior League. 7:30, short lors. Hostesses, Mrs. Viertelle, Mrs. Lester Hohenthal, Mrs. James success shift to their sons. The ies of Israel, led. by the priests and business meeting of the Woman’s Rev. John E. Dnxbnry the Ark of the - Oovenant-r—we; Foreign Missionary society.^ 7:45, McIntosh, Mrs. Fred Johnson, Mrs, Canaaus they have forfeited must Wm. Carey, Mrs. Wm. Keen. Sunday 10:45— Morning worship be conquered by those who come fight in vain except the presence of; an open meeting of the Woman’s with sermon on “ Haw to Carry on the Lord go with us-;—walked in si Foreign Missionary society. Speak Tuesday— State Conference, Nor after. Despite old men’s croaking, wich: 7.30, Men’s League bowling in the Christian Life.” Singing led is it not true that the younger gen lence about the walls of Jericho, er, Mrs. M. T. Titus-of Moradabad, never firing an arrow at the jeer-_ India, topic: “ Crescent and Cross.” team at Murphy’s alleys. by two choirs. eration sually is an Improvement 12:05— Bible school. upon, the old? May we not he ing soldiers pn the walls. That’ Saturday, 1:30 p. m.— The first Wednesday, 6.30— Hi-Y supper. unoriental silence of the Hebrew 6:30— Epworth League and eve heartened, as we contemplate the hike for all Intermediates. State Conference, Norwich. host was as impressive as the final Thursday, 2.30, Ladies’ Benevo ning service. Subject: “ Avenues to great spiritual and social and polit tumult of victory. lence Society will meet to sew for Peace” ical tasks of the future, by recalling On the seventh day the march the “ Big Bazaar” , a “ Street in To- Wednesday, 7:00— Junior choir that Jericho fell to the sons of fath ST. »L\RY’S EPISCOPAL was seven times repeated. Then kio” : The Girls Reserves are re rehearsal. ers who were not themselves equal at a blast of the priestly' rams’ quested to bring sewing materials Thursday 6:00 — Ladies’ Aid to the task? horns, and at ;a concerted shout ' Rev. J. S. Neill for “ The Friendship Doll.” Meet chicken pie supper with all the ^x- Personal Glimpses of Jericho. 9:30 a. m.— Church school. from the besiegers, the walls fell ing followed by a volley ball game. Ings, Last night a woman, a college flat. Jericho was conquered. Men’s Bible class. Friday, 7, Boy Scouts in Junior The ladies of our Missionary so graduate, said to nie; “ It is so diffi Faith’s paean of victory, sounded; 10:45 a. m.— Holy Communion room. cieties of the North Methodist cult to make, the Bible seem real. and sermon. The rector will while yet the battlements frowned Saturday, 10, Junior basketball church are Invited by the ladies of Somehow, it almost belongs in the in strength;, was justified. The preach an appropraite sermon for practice; 3.30, Japanese entertain the Missionary societies, of the same class as the old nursery the 20th anniversary of the Girls’ promise had been fulfilled. .The ment and tea in the church parlors. South Methodist church to njeet tales.” What she said millions consciousness of conquering power Friendly society. Tickets are now on sale. Come with them next Friday evening to 3:00 p. m.— Highland Park Sun feel. The fall of Jericho, and all swelled in the breasts of Israel. and see “ The Friendship Doll.” hear Mrs. Pitus, a missionary from the other tales of the conquest of day school. Reams of paper will be wasted, India. The service will^begin at Canaan, seem as unreal as “ jack and hours of precious time consum 7:00 p. m.— Evening prayer and 7:45.' sermon.' Rev. David Kelly will the Giant Killer” ^nd “Little Red ed, in the study of this Lesson, tp Seein’ Is preach. Topic: "Jesus of Naza SWEDISH LUTHERAN. Riding Hood.” sôw that the miraculous collapse reth Passeth By.” No cure for this mlsty-mlnded- of the walls of Jericho was caused by ether waves, set in’^motion by N'’ Monday— Girls’ Friendly society Rev, P. J. O. Cornell. ness is so good as a personal visit sir, an^you kin learn somethin’ m m most iuiyhbdy. rm.lea^ln* Twentieth Anniversary celebration. EXTRA REHEARSAL to Bible Lands: or, failing that, a the army’s tread, but Its great Devotional meeting -followed by a Totnorrow the 400th anniversary real study of Bible backgrounds. shout and by the blast of thp ram’s new tricks t’ this furniture bizness right when p.fdla emne^^m horns. Possibly so: God uses law social hour. of the translation of the New Testa This Jericho is a real place, situat and agencies which we do not yet here an’ bought a parlor set th^ other, day, an’ he wuz îlm ’ us— ' , .. Wednesday, 7:00 p. ra.— Gala- ment into the Swedish language FOR MARE NOSTRUM ed in the Jordan Depression, just a had club meeting. will be observed at this church with little above the Dead Sea, the low-j,Whate'ver H4s nqeth- Friday, 3:30 p. m.— Girls’ a double service beginning at 10:45. cst level of the earth’s surface. I! 9*^» enough to know that’the You see,, ’twas this way. He’d been oyer th’ river t’ one o’ th’ h o q t^ Friendly society candidates. Confir Rev. Ralph Mortinson w ill. preach For First Time in State Thea have visited it within the past six i was won by spIrituaL âs mation classes as follows: ter’s History Director Kap Ptonths. 'The site is so obviously ‘ material agencies;, faith places where he’d seen some tall, advertisin’ ! By gdUy,,I been wondfrih’ in English and the pastor will give which Is 4:30 p. m.— Juniors. his sermon in the Swedish lan lan Calls for Overtime Cue meant for a city that It has been! cooperated; how they cud get away with spnie q! that stuff, seeiii” bQqt how iqudi we 7:30 p. m.— Seniors. continuously so continuously occti- the only way the Church’s Jerichos guage. Sunday school will convene Practice. are to be mastered today'. , have t’ get furniture. I git wonderin’ thet; wpy sometime^— ,1 Friday, 8:00 p. m.— Cheney hall. as usual at 9:30. pied. There is a modern Jericho; I ' The rector will give a stereoptican The Week, The picture that thrilled Broad end there are the excavated ruins bin wonderin’ how many cobblestmiies it ^ t ^ e t’ buiy thet orc^ênw t! lecture on “ Ireland,” with recita Thursday, 2:30— Ladies’ society; of the Jericho of Joshua’s day. tions, music and moving pictures. way for many months is here at SEVEK SENTENCE SERMONS staurway up t’ Center Spring Park. You know hbw *ti& An’ prob’ly R ydii. 8 o’clock, choir rehearsal. last! Prosperous Jerusalemitea still goj Sunday— Rt. Rev. E. C. Ache- Friday, 8 o’clock— Men’s society down to Jericho as a 'U/inter resor.t- ( come in here lookin’ at furniture you’d wonder, too,: how they kin talk son, D. D., Bishop Co-Adjutor of Its fame Is already a nation-wide ' ’Tis impious in a good'man to be meeting. Herod the’ Great made ft a bril-' , ^ Connecticut, wil Ivisit St. Mary’s fact, established by the marvelous liant city. The luxuriance of the', Edward Young, such prices in there ez they do. / .• V ■ ' ! n i churih for confirmation at the record set at the Criterion Theatre, New York, during its long run at tropical vegetation is beyond anv- ^ \ morning service at 10:45.. thing found elsewhere in Palestine. examine saciedly whether But happened thet this fplla wfipt in there first, an’ see how ’ twaa/-r' SRF3D1SH CONGREGATIONAL. a two dollar admission. Look up this record and you will find that I especially remember the sweet lemons o f Jericho, with . which 1 [ . an’'then he. come out here an’ seer—ap’ fer him, seein’ wuz heMeyi%’{ Rev. J. A. Anderson. it is in its sixth month and still go SALVATION ARMY ing strong. That also means tjiat once filled my. saddle-bags as I set f tqid us ’bout it—^ y s he, “I wtiz cur’o u s /^ u l th^ parlor, aet fe r .$ 1 3 9 ^ because of this record in New York off to thh highlands of Moab. Many Who loves his native country best. Commandant C. M. Abbott Morning services will begin at with pretty n w th’ whole house: th r o ^ in |ree, ’ ^ hed/if« all and„in other of the biggest cities ih a-Britisb soldier, especially in Aus Alfred ’TenrfysQn., Sunday school will convene at 10:30 and Sunday school will con tralia and New Zealand,^ will be right— but gosh ’mighty, ’twan’t nothing a ^m jm^ buy. ’^ a s a ^ki^p 9:30 and the holiness meeting will vene at 12 o’clock. The evening this country it Is almost impossible be held at 11 o’clock. The after service at 7 o’clock will be follow to get the shows here unless at pro The Sabbath is to give us a lookin’ cover, an’ only went ’bout hfiJf ’round—-but worst of ed by Holy Communion. hibitive admission prices. memories of the burning months chance t6 do wliat we like to do— 4 noon service will take place at 3 \vnpn, as a member of AHenbys^to carry out our own character; the dinkiest little bit of a thingr^ûh CQu!dp.’t begin to’ toretch op o’clock and the evening service will The Week. ' The name of this picture is “ Mare Nostrum.” That’s a Latin gray, he pamped on the Jericho j the use we make of it shows wheth- ^th’ sofa nohow— an’ the chairs wqzn!t big epough fer a kid t’ set in. be held at 7:30. Wednesday, 7:30— Prayer meet Elaln burrowing for himself a hqle hr our character is Christlike' or ing. word meaning “ Our Sea.” The ti tle Itself means little to Manchester in the soil to escape the frightftil not.— Ahonl '* , ' ■ • j ■■■ ST. BRIDGET’S R. C. Thursday, 7:30 — Choir re heat. “ Course ’twas cheap enough, what with tobies an’ lain^ pn’ rujto» a t^ hearsal. movie house patrons. But ask one of your Italian friends to pronounce A whole book could he written Bp careful for. nothing: but in Rev. C. T. McCann Friday, 7:30— Meeting of Sun about the geographical naturalness: thrown in— but I wouldn’ t a bought it fer h a:ô?en, nei; nobadT; Masses tomorrow will be cele- shine club with Mrs. Carlson of 192 it and you will get it better thah every thing by. prayer and supplica type can explain it. It Is pro of the Bible story. The Iqgical tion with thanksgiving let your re- And’ when they showed me somethin’ batiefr^WowI The way they; brated at 8:30 and 10:15. Woodbridge street. highway between the Uighlgnds of nounced as if it were spelled "Mar- qqests be._made known unto God. jumped those prices,; I wuzn’t cur’ous no longer. 1 c ^ e r^ht qpt^^hqtof^ ray Nos-trum.” The “ nos” rhymqs Judea and the highlhnds .qf TrapA — Phlllpians 4:6.’ Jordan on the meridian of Jerus'a- An’ fer real furniture thet a fella wants, you got ’ em stojêd-a mllo*” Hiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim with boss and the “ trum” with drum. Do you get it now? Ira runs , through Jericho. It.*wpB Man is one world and|âs Now that we are all ready for as inevitable that Joshua’s; arpiy; Another to attend him.— Herbert. ' ! Well, sir, that’s the ganie'--an’ like I say, I wuz intrusted P leam how ' dur lesson, this great picture is should enter by this route as ‘ I South Methodist Episcopal Church | coming to the State theatre tomor was that Jesus should later , go Lord, before 1 commit a sin it ’ twas played, ’cause no matter, how th^ aff l^ k s, you can’t on^ ’bout across to' the Decapolls by the safne "seems to me so shallow that 1 may row night. Monday and Tuesday, way, what you pay for. Thefe ain’t nobody gi’Hn’ stowethin’ fer nothin’. We with matineps and evening per i^vrade through, i f dry-shod froih any = Corner Hartford Road and Main Street. i formances on Monday and Tuesday, lATien Egyptian Lads Peddled Clay/guiltiness; but when I have ep.m-; aim t’ give th* best we kin*—an’ there^s thibg aônt ii M f you gpt R of course. Tablets. . I mitted it, it. oftph )êms'A<> daep i ' s Careless schdiol teachers, who I that I cannot escape, without here an’ it am’t right, er you ain’t entirely ga^fied^you’re^ doctor an! i Minister: REV. JOSEPH COOPER. I “ Mare Nostrum” Is one of the most thrilling pictures ever shown, either ignore Hebrew, history or drownihg.-rThomas Fulley, we pay the bill. , j V v in addition to being beautiful and else treat it as a sort of folk tale, need to be jolted into awareness of artistic. There are a thousand ex Bui spehkin’ o’ giving th’ btot.Yê .t i f e fer 10:4.5—MORNING WORSHIP. the, dramatic confirmation of the citing moments crowding, this great Dr. Fred F. Bushnell hit! Imagine such scenes as the Bible narrative. The invasion of givin’. ’Tain’t somethin’ fer nothin’, ’c a ^ yew have V buy a suite er a sinking of a submarine; the beauty Canaan by the Israelites has had a ViEyi'ERINARIAN range er hold the lucky nnmber. But it’s pretty dose onto it, '"Why, wa 7:00—PLEASANT SUNDAY EVENING. and the octopus; the revelation of dramatic" confirmation by contem? 494 Bast Oemter Street, the network of spies headed by the porary and still''existing records. Majichqsber Green. . , got a new chamber set, fer $139.50,—riiice big set, new style an’ finish, an* most beautiful girl iq all Europe; Every ttae I go to the marvel- filled Cairo Museum I look for the OSce Hoofv: 7 tp M.. ' real good stuff— year P pay fer it, an* yei^ânkfgivto* turkey beddeiirT* the vampire facing the firing squad English Night “IN MEMORIAM” , case on a side corridor, containing TBLBPHONB 18#'!,. yc«i, sir, $139.50 for that outfit is next: idOo^P n^ at aQ. —just a'few of the highlights in the famous Tall el-Amama Tab this dramatic thunderbolt! lets. They resemble a dish of The director and the author of shredded wheat. As, Is generally An’ like I wuz saym’--p-“Seein’ to heUeyin’.’^ Copie in mi’ see. I Go To Church. Worship and Work. s “ The Four Horsemen” have made known, these clay tablets covered Gpslee & Godee their greatest hit!. with' cuneiform Insorlptions, were There will he the. usual comics iiiiiiiiiiiiiieiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!i:

mand tor their goods, would like kingly autograph is wprth only royal party. Princess Ileana and her quest made by the entertainer, those lower tariffs because their cost of IBmtriieatnr about 550, because they signed their brother were out in Central Park secrets will never be made known. trying out.a new jazz oar. operation would be reduced and A t the time of HoiTdinfs Aeath names too often! The prince “ stepped on it” a little they could more advantageously iEttening Heralh this newspaper risked the disap A reversal of the tables in this and they went humming past a compete with exporters In coun tries where overhead is lower than PUBLISHED BY proval of those who hold that be autograph realm— it’s quantity that traffic officer. He blew his whistle THE HERALD PRINTING CO. and they stopped. The traffic cop here. cause a man is dead be ebould never counts rather than qualify! Founded by Elwood S. Ela ran up, ved-faced and angry. The mid-westem fanners are Oct. 1. 188 V be criticised by expressing the be *"Say," ■ he shouted, “ Who dy’e' dissatisfied because they consider Every-Evenlng Except Sundays and OVERVALUED. that the present system of protec lief that’ he had a narrower and think you are— the queen of Rco- Holidays. A Springfield voter named Na- tion makes everything they, buy Entered at the Post Office at Man illiberal outlook on life, as evi mania or sumpln’ ?’’ chester as Second Class Mull Matter. politin walked ten blocks through expensive without increasing the yV*'** denced by his contemptuous enmity “ No,” answered Ileana, T m price of what they have to sell. SUBSCRIPTION RATES- By Mall the streets of his home city in the merely the princess. Mother is at six dollars a year; sixty cents a to many persons honestly engaged Besides, there is a congression month for shorter periods. frosty early hours of yesterday the hotel.’’ in psychical' research. al group which holds tariff protec By carrier, elgrhtoen -ent.j . week. morning, clad only in pajamas, by GILBERT SWAN. tion intrinsically economically un Sl..sle copies. t:.ree cents. It will perhaps be agreed even SPECIAL ADVERTISING REPRE way of paying a bet on election. He sound. . by most ardent admirers of Hou- The intematoinal bankers world SENTATIVE. ' Hamllton-De Llsseft had wagered his slumber-garmented | Inc., 25 West 43d Street, New lo 'k dini’s cleverness that this deter wide, free-trade proposition is, at and 612 North Michigan Avenue, hike that William Butler would i mination to have die with him the moment, highly unpopular in Chicago. win. 'In his cooler moments— o f ; the form in which, it was' present The Manchester Evening Herald is knowledge of the methods by which on siUe *n Now York City at Schultz’s which he had just as few as he could ■ ed. Expressions by politicians here he gained his fame and Intrigued leave no doubt of that. News Stand. Sixth Avenue and 42nd manage to— he must have come- to r a i H Street and 42nd Street entrance of his many thousands of auditors is It seems certain that it will be Grand Central Station. the conclusion, obviously shared by pretty good evidence of a monu turned down very coldly. "International News Service has the a majority of his fellow citizens, Washington, Nov. 6.— Any pro Tariff revision downward, hefw- exclusive rights to use for republlca- mental egotism. tlon In any form all news dispatches that Butler wasn’t worth it. posal to level America’s protective ever, is a different thing. It has a credited to or not otherwise credit That millions of other persons of tariff wall, together with the pro good many advocates. ed In this paper. It Is also .‘xoluslvely new generations might be diverted tective tariff walls of other coun entitled to us" for republlcatlon all the local or undated news- published by the same devices. .^hat he em tries throughout the world, stands herein.” ployed, had they been passed along, about as much chance of being adopted as the proposal to cancel did not Interest him. Going out SATURDAY. NOV. 6, 1926. Europe’s war indebtedness to the of the world he had no'furtlrer con United States. O ld Masters cern for it. That, we will submit, ' That is to say, none at all. TOUGH ON MARIE. Starting is not the attitude of men of size. Such is the almost unanimous Queen Marie of Rumania has hit Today However, it will probably not be New York, Nov. 6.—The preda verdict of public men now in Blow, blow, thou winter wind. a triple portion of hard luck. It tory Broadway wis^racker lies in Washington on the suggestion, many years before there will be Thou art not so unkind was bad enough to have her far wait to pounce upon any passing from a group of the very most ex As man’s ingratitude; another Houdini. Enough people alted among international bankers western itinerhry run her into the event. Thy tooth is not so keen know somethinlg of what he did to This is his "game,” his “ gag,” and industrialists, that protective Because thou art not seen. bizarre complications created by the form a pretty good basis for ex and often his means of livelihood. tariffs are hampering world trade Although thy breath be rude. unique personality of Sam Hill and and that it would be best for all perimentation— and there are as Does a prominent woman get a Heigh ho! sing Heigh ho! unto the THANKSGIVING. his eccentricities and to be made the divorce, does a national scandal concerned to tear them down. clever wits in the world, and yet to green holly: storm center of a public quarrel, break, doen a queen lome to town, Most friendship is feigning, most come into it, as ever went out of it. does a sensational court suit get Not many of the national law but it was worse still to have the loving mere folly: into the papers— and down he makers are here at present,>-but the Then, Heigh ho! the holly! affair break loose at a moment ANNIE OAKLEYS. swoops upon it, fitting puns to suit few who are on the ground prob This life is most jolly. _ ably furnish a pretty fair cross- when the attention of the country The passing of Annie Oakley, the occasion, getting comedy lines section of congressional sentiment Freeze, freeze, thou bitter sky,. ale of China xsas so diverted, first by the elec in readiness to sell to a vaudeville long ago a figure in Buffalo. Bill’s as a whole. If there were any sub Thou dost not bite so nigh or music revue act. tion and then by the New Jersey Wild West shows as a shooting phe stantial differences of opinion As benefits forgot: Overnight the gags go the rounds 42 piece Dinner Set, plain gold 100 piece’Dinner Set, wide light murder trial, that only fragmentary among them it might be harder to Though thou the waters warp. nomenon, stirs the New York of the night clubs. Within a fort stripe pattern, regular $9.50, $7.95 blue border in fancy design. Gold judge, but hardly a dissenting Thy stng is not so sharp. and puzzling scraps of the facts World to conjecture as to the orl- night they are carried on the road voice is heard, regardless of party As friend remember’d not. 50 piece Dinner Set with plain handles. Floral design in pale hi’.ve come to general knowledge. by traveling troupers. They are , gin of the term “ Annie Oakleys’’ or tariff views. Heigh ho! sing Heigh ho; unto the blue stripe and floral groups in Yose. Regular $90.00 ...... $59.50 People out on the Pacific coast universal in the theater heard in the tank towns and the As Senator Borah puts it, a green holly: cities and, by that time, the wise- blue, rose and green. Regular may have some glimmering as to world with reference to free pass small group of Americans, with Most friendship is feigning, most crackers have something new to loving mere folly: $16.50 . . . y ...... $13.25 the merits of the controversy in es. Says the World: “ large and increasing interests 112 piece Dinner Set with hair pounce upon. abroad,” have - now put forward Then. Heigh ho! the holly! 52 piece Dinner Set, bird of para which the queen has become involv “ Some say Ban Johnson started three proposals, all of a piece, with This life Is most jolly. line gold stripes and floral patterns ed, but in the East the whole affair it. Some say it-arose when thirty- dise design in blue, red, lavender, a view to “augmenting the value — Shakespeare. in blue, rose and green. Regular seven gentlemen, all claiming to be Such is the inception of most of green and yellow. Regular $25.00 seems nightmarish. of their foreign investments:” brothers of the -sharpshooter, the national slang. .Thus do jokes $95.00 ...... $63.50 Perhaps her Rumanian majesty 1— Entrance into the League of ...... $19.85 showed up at Madison Square Gar travel the country round and be may decide that the best thing to den one night, demanding admis come as familiar in Butte, Mont., Nations. 66 piece Dinner Set with brown 2— Cancellation of war Indebt do, when she gets to California, sion, and got it. Others say it as in New Rochelle, N. Y. Not a TOM and gold stripes and floral designs 100 piece Dinner Set, narrow edness. will be to cut and run, taking the arose when passes for children were “ patter” man on the Broadway in green and rose. Handles in gold and black stripe. Grold han stage but likes to “ crack” a new 3— Repeal of all tariff laws. first ship she can get for home by issued one time at the Garden, SIMS gold; Regrular $49.50 ...... $36.25 dles. Regular $103.50 ____$75.50 these all bearing Annie Oakley's one first. This is butter and eggs way of China and other civilized Borah isn’t necessarily opposed picture.” to the curbstone wag, and scores countries. Perhaps she may find have offices where they turn out to American tariff revision, but he We shrewdly suspect these guess SAYS it convenient to become ill and make gags for acts while you wait. wants revision, if any. undertaken es to be all wrong. To find the In America's own Interest and not a straight dash for New York with W ill Rogers has become an in Headlines that tell the sto,ry; origin pf the Annie Oakley appel- ternational figure because he coins in the interest of the rest of the out any stops on the way. Cer SKIPPER’S LAST OCEAN VOY ation for free passes the World his own gags out of the day’s world or of a few of America’s own AGE HIS WIFE’S FIRST. WATKINS BROTHERS. Ing, tainly she must have discovered, by should go to the old time profes- papers. There are any number of international bankers. That sums up the who,le consen this time, that the wild and woolly lesser comics who wisecrack as they A wealthy alumnus gave his col FURNITURE, FLOOR COVERINGS, PIANOS, PHONOGRAPHS. sional trap shooters with whom the sus of opinion, so far as il can be is no place for a lady when she gc, and whose hit depends on tak lege lOOO volumes of humor. And woman expert was thrown in con estimated in Washington today. happens to be of royal rank. ing a jab at some local event in with so many freshmen on the cam tact at many a trap meet for many the town where they appear. Even those who denounce the “ robber tariff” say An;erica has be pus, tco! a year. Miss Oakley shot the Practically all of these got their come so complete an "addict to the DESERVED BUT UNLIKELY. schooling on the sidewalks of New whole circuit for a long time as the Inflation drug” that it undoubted Today’s definition: Murder— Boston’s police superintendent York. Dozens of them are passed, salaried representative of a gun ly would have delirium tremens if fall outdoor si^prt (see Herrin, III.) in the actors’ clubs and newspaper Poneral Director*. can hardly be blamed for seeking it were suddenly taken away. They i making concern. And the stories men often give them clews. indictment on charges of felony of _âvor reducing the dose, but by A Frenchman who hat played a the old timers tell of her “ near- Don’t forget the song writers, the ring leaders in the mad riot in ^.egrees. cornet for 70 years is a candidate 1 ness” would make all the tales either! for a Legion of Honor medal. He dulged in by those students of The bankers’ statement was 1 about Scotchmen, at present cur They’ re a ripe market for the hardly .in print'before the,- “ presi ought to h^ve. one—rif escaped Institute of Technology who did gag boys. A fortune awgjts those rent* sink into insignificance. dential spokesmen” « had' turri^di arrest all that time. who cad put just the proper sorU- their best to turn not only Cam She always claimed every clay thumbs down. ' Thereupon the bridge but the city of Boston into a of kick into the title of a new song. Ameritan sponsors of the plan, in The royal party has expressed bird she shot at, even if she didn't Asinine and ridiculous as these the desire to see some cowboys. Yes, bear pit on Thursday night. cluding the huge financial house of- dust a speck off it. She squabbled titles sound to the sophisticated ^forgan;- hastily explained that your' majesty, just stand around Nothing on earth can excuse such over the odd nickels in the sweep- ear's, the “ gag” Is passed from they hadn't meant it to Include the any pharmacy. Christmas Gift Special No. 1 proceedings. Youthful exhuber- stakes. She never in the world mouth to mouth and the song United States: it was only for the ance, college spirit; and college tra catches on. Youngsters think these paid for anything that she could get rest of the world’s benefit. dition, “ boys will be boys,” may be titles are funny, particularly if TEST ANSWERS By ARTHUR N. PACK. for nothing. She even wrote to a combined with some trick in the all given the fullest consider£^tion The suspicion in Washington Is President, American Nature Ass’n. big shot manufacturing concern lines. that the tariff is in for a concerted Here are the correct answers to and weight, and at the end there and coolly suggested that they Wisecracking, in fact, has be attack from several powerful quar Do you know that millions of in uppears not the faintest palliation come a Broadway industry. the religious questions which ap make her a present of a ton of shot ters. sects ar^now getting ready for for the criminal rowdyism into Foreign countries want Ameri pear on the comic page; — for of course she loaded her own 1— Absalom catching his hair intheir war. of devastation next which the Tech rush degenerated. can barriers removed to be able to spring? — which she didn’t get. While on the subject of gags— a tree when attempting to escape When Raquel Meller, the senorita compete, with their lower produc One of ,the busiest workers is How are the police to prevent tion costs, with American indus capture. An “ Annie Oakley” among the with the large eyes and remarkable the locust borer. This insect pest recurrence of such utter savagery tries irf the American market. 2— A sacred order or religious trap shooters was anything at all song repertoire, returned to New deposits eggs in crevices in the unless they do prosecute the offen Americans with large invest teachers among the aqplent Celtic that was free. Small wonder that York recently, she announced, that nations. bark o f locust trees in the fall. The ders for the actual offenses of which ments in foreign industries want, larvae hatch and burrow into the free passes came to be known by she wished no longer to be refer for the same reason, the same 3— Yes. they are guilty? And if ever there ohter layers o f . the Inner bark lin her name. The show folks all red to as “ the great Spanish d's- thing. 4— Satan. euse.” 'vVhen asked for a reason 5— Asa promised to seek theing. and there spend the winter. So was incitement to riot and actual knew her. American importers want lower riot— punishable by state prison she said she couldn’t trust the proof tariffs, to enable them to sell their Lord of Israel. readers of the western press. 6— Elijah. sentences— it was in Cambridge and imported goods fof less, at an ODDITY. “ Do you know. 1 picked up i equal or greater, profit, and so ex 7— Wittenberg. Boston on Thursday, with Tech paper in the west one day and found 8— A period of fasting previous Tha^ bushy head of hair you see pand their trade. students as the criminals. myself referred to as the great to Easter. Just the same, there are probahly on the first violinist in the orches Spanish disease,” shff" explained. American manufacturers, who 9— Ignatius Lovola. 10— Eight. a hundred chances to one against tra i« there because he plays the Another goes the .ound about the depend largely on a foreign de- violin. Likewise, that trombone ' the proceedings ordered by the po player is bald because he plays the lice chieftain ever going through— t-SSi End Tables $3.50 trombone. though it must be admitted that a Beginning to Stick in Our Craw That sort of reasoning sounds Cambridge student, in conflict with the Boston police, stands in a less absurd, doesn’t it? Iêll, check on sale Monday advantages position than the ma up on it and see. Rabbi Jacob bis / jority of the gangsters and gunmen Klein of Cleveland did and con This is the first of a series of Gift Specials of the North End or South Boston. jured up a reason. It’s all simple and logical,, bo m m ! .v!w;x i'MA03uTff7 which will be offered on sale Mondays and Thurs POSTHUMOUS HUMOR. says. The violinist is getting the benefit of th j vibrations of his This days until Christmas. These unusual values will It seems a little strange that two s-'Ss'S-s instances of posthumous comedy, string Instrument. All players of SluFF present to the thoughtful gift giver a variety of ,N similar instrudients, including the each of them unique i n its line, practical ^ t s of furniture at worth while savings. should come to public notice on the piano, get a similar head massage same day. that keeps the hair healthy and pro \> The Specials will be on sale one flay only. None Yesterday was given out the sar lific. Locust B o re r sold before or after the day advertised. No donic will of a Canadian million Op the other hand, the trombone i I n & iz v v you see they are right at the base aire sportsman who left a hundred player and the rest who ^ a y wind 6£E AhiVlAjMQ V *phone orders pr reservations will be accepted. instruments literally blow their hair of operations when the spring thousand dollars to each of seven campaign of devastation opens. All specials will be sold for cash— no charges. w dry ministers, the property being in off. Besides causing worm holes, the the form of brewery stock and be Paderewski, Kreisler, Elman. ftH10\SXFF/^S borer often *klllA the trees or ren Monday’s special is a practical little end table, queathed with the condition that Heifetz, and many another famed This Ming ders the wood dseless except for firewood. similar to the sketch above, with turned legs and the legatee must accept the divi violinist or pianist, all have shocks The first sign of attack Is a half circle top, but instead of the plain stretchers dends and take part in the manage of curls. But have you ever seen 4 brownish dust and wet spots on ment of the alcoholic enterprise. a bushy-headed cornetist? the bark. When the larvae enters it has a handy shelf. These tables are constructed .\nd yesterday also became public the sapwood it Is known by a yel of gumwood, finished in'brown mahogany. Regu COSTLY NAMES. lowish dust mixed with liquids and a note left by a Newark spinster lar $5.25. On sale Monday only ! Not many people have ever heard gum-like matter. In the middle of who committed suicide by gas in May the tree thus attacked will of Button Gwinnet. halation, in which she said: die. “ I have decided to use the city’s But, known or unknown, the sig Of course, much of the loss. In weak gas. It will take a little nature of this fellow is the secon.i our forests Is due to fire and in most expensive autograph In the methods of handling but the loss WATKINS BROTHERS* longer but I will have the flat due to Insects Is astonishing. If wheels of the public service com world. you want to know more about mission’s trolleys for music while The only name bringing an- even these things and the importance of I wait.” more fabulous sum is that of W il our forest resources to everyday liam Shakespeare. Only six au life write to me at Washington ^for Blessed indeed is a sense of hu a "Forestry Primer” and I will be thentic signatures of Shakespeare mor, even of the grim sort possess glad to send a copy free. FUNERAL OIKBCTORS ed by these two singularly gifted have ever been found. Many of m Individuals. It must take away his autographs were desticyed In much of the bitterness and all of the great London fire. HE KNEW . Button Gwinnet signed the Dec the terror of death to be able jto Mother— If you wjinted to go crack jokes as part of the passing. laration of Independence. It must fishing, why didn’t you come and have been about the only time he ' b ask me first. HOUDINI’S ^ C R E T S . ever wrote his name, for no other Boy— Because 1 wanted' to* gp Mrs. Harry Houdini, widow of signature ever has been found. The fishing.— Answers, LofidOn. X Feast day of St. Leonard, one o? These filthy d ream t defile tb4 the magician, states that besides market value of a Gwinnet autor the chief penonages in the court of fiesh, despise dominion and «p e a | | ’ herself there is only one person liv graph is about $50,000. Shakes Clovis. evil of dignities.— Jafft 1:8. d ' d ing who knows the secrets of her peare’s is worth about $500,000. Birthday anniversary of John Children less than one meter in height are admitted free at the Who dare* to aay^tligt be al< husband’s singularly baffling feats, On the other hand, a Washing- Philip Sousa and Ignaee Jan Pede rewski. liODgohampt 4Parli) raoe track. has toaad‘lb*'«||jmiT ‘ jad thati in cpmpUiiJice xith § £ar|ton« âsoleon. Linoula or usual

\ ' MAWCHEStER EVENING HERALD, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 6,1926. PAGE P fV # ' ■! IL«fg erowd at our farm, one Sunday eve- [ reporters he gave a score of nam^ that may sound; for he confessed aloe,2 the road soiie years ago *6 ning in .summer, I pullea a plough of doctors, ministers and -DUsiness that he always liked to have per saw b loaded wagon' stuck in tb| for a few feet through tough turf. men from Norwich and-Jewett City sons around to se^ him Uft weights. mud as it was in the spring qfff' That is the only time I ever re-' whom he insisted should be writ- “ 1 just love to have ii|eople see bow year and the road was in terrll ^ member using a plough to show tea to for verification before this strong I am.” Yet he dodges in condition. Elmer Bitgood Lifts Two Ton Steam terviewers for a month. There are walking along and saw the predie-^ how strong I was.” story should be written. He was constantly reminding the reporter many paradoxes in this story. It is ament of the driver. ‘But that same Sunday as i re- the writer’s duty to set down what “ Upderstand,” said Bryan tel-t^ memberdt. : pulled an oU wagon who was taking notes to be ^cer tain the weights given were trans be hears and sees. That and noth ling the story, “ those horses and r loaded with 2,100 pounds a distancis ing more. couple of men had been trying to' of one hundred yards-” cribed correctly. Mr. Bitgood would never be tak It came out during the talk that get that wagon out of the mud for ^ Dangles Big Men Oh Finger Cob Break Chains en for a strong man. Anything but one time there was a state competi I dou’t kno.v how lor,-;; hours per Asked whether he could break that. His weight is now 200 tion arranged at Volunlown and at haps, from the looks of their < chains he s'.id that he often broke pounds but the pictures on this the same tintie professional stroc,g clotbiug end the horses and from^ binder chains used by lumbermen page were taken when he weighed men who had heard of the contest marks in the mud. time he is not as strong as he to hold on logs to sleighs .in winter SOO pounds with not an ounce of came around. At this time Mr. “ Bitgood lifted, the rear wheels Most Remarkable Man So usually Is must be taken with the by snappnlg them by the. power of superfluous flesh- He wears a Bltgood aghin lifted 4,200 pounds of that wagon out of the rut so Calls On The Lord To Assist Him, proverbial gralfi of strength. Prom his hands and forearms. stubby sandy mustache and was and none of those present could do the team could bull it.” Information gained from other As was mentioned before, Elmer dressed In a black overcoat of a ' “ I don’t remember the details' Far Discovered in Man Then Lifts 207 Pound Man^With Finger sources it is learned that Elmer Bltgopd is religiously inclined- and style when the long lapels were of Another feat Mr. Bitgood tells of that particular case but I often Bitgood has not been in the lime ha hardly speaks a minute at a time black satin and the skirts dropped about is interesting. He was work helped out teams stuck in the mud “ And Sampson called unto the Lord and said: 0 light for the pakt five or six years without bringing in seme reference a little below the knees. ing in'the woods at the time and around our farm so It was nothing chester Is Induced to Talk but that he keeps up his weight to. the ass'jitance be receives from / Strange Explanation the drive wheel of the engine flew important,” said the strong man. Lord God, remember me, I pray thee and strengthen God. “ Since you are able to lift such off the shaft. This drive wheel One of Mr. Bitgood’s arms was ^ ^ lifting just the same. It is true that his brothers, two of whom are . “ I have never failed to lift What enormous weights it seems that weighed 350 pounds and the shaft measur(^ and above the elbow ihe About Himself; You’ll Be tape registered 20 inches. His chest “ And Sampson took hold of the two middle pillars natureopaths, have advised him to 1 started put to lift” in my life” he you should have gone on the was about five feet from the said. God always helps me and stage. The records you have made ground. Mr. Bltgood picked up measurement is 52 inches and he upon which the house stood * * • and he bowed him not strain himself but he says him I3 40 Inches around the waist. lieve That After You Read self that "it is up to God” and without him 1 could do nothing. are among the best of the strongest the flywheel and unassisted, ho self with all his might; and the house fell upon the lords, When I lifted that boiler which men. Why did you not go on the placed it on the shaft. ' That is. a * * « <1 that h^ does not limit his lifting remarkable lift not alone because and upon all the people that were within like other strong men who do not weighed 4,2Q0 pounds I realized stage? "I did give public exhibits but of the wheel shape, but because he General About Some of His Feats. pray. “ He will see that I do not what failure would mean to me. There was a big crowd there and the Lord, I believe, doe§ not coun had to place it iu such a manner Auto Repairing and Elmer G. Bitwood, the sWong man of the story on fail” he says. tenance getting money for such ex that the keyways and the wheeF this page, believes in prayer as did Sampson o f Biblical More Feats among them was a doctor from would line up, a matter of delicate Providence who said that no man hibitions. Do you think it is Overhauling It all came about in an odd way. days. In further talking Mr. Bitgood fight?” adjustment. Were it not for the chance remark said that at .one time on the 200 living could lift such a weight. But Has RetBted 8HELDO.N',S GAKAGB “Always before I make a big lift I pray silently to What can one answer to such a Bear of 23 Hollister .Street, made by an expressman this story acre farm the boys conducted In I got under that big boiler, got a question? Asked what he wa^ employed at would never had seen the light of God to help me,” said'Mr. Bitwood. “ I thaiA Him for Voluntown he loaded a stone boat good, balance but as I p u t. my No Answers Mr. Bltgood said that he had re nione 110-3. Itesidcnce 693-2. day and Manchester would never making me so strong and I pray that He will help me or drag with stones weighing 1019 strength to it I said a silent prayer What can one say when Mr. Bii- tired from work and spends his know that probably the strongest pounds and that he dragged the to God to help me and that boiler good tells you that on differed time visiting one or the other of so that I may not be confounded when some folks say went up as if it had ropes attached man in the United States lives here. I cannot lift this or that weight. He has never failed stone boat with Its load fifty feet. lots on his farm he had heavy dum- his brothers or sisters .who live in It seems that the local express- Persons who have lived on a farm to it. That day the doctor said to bella hand^ so that-If a man or various parts of the state. G. Schreiber & Sons man had been hired to move a fami me. Other strong men put a limit on their lifting be know what a stone boat is. It is me before the lift ‘Don’t you hurt party of men and v/omen came to Another story told in town sever ly from down Norwich way to Man cause they fear they will strain themselves. I never do. built of boards curved toward the yourself. He said that in a sneer his farm on a week day he would al weeks ago concerning bis chester. In the cellar the men found I pray silently to God to help me and after the prayer I front and drags along something ing sort of tone so I determined to stop his work to give them a free strength was told him. This ex confound him and when I lifted hibition was witnessed by Richard a peculiar piece of apparatus. As feel so confident and the weight comes up just as if it like a sled except there are no run exhibition of his strength just as a General (Contractors described by one of the movers It ners on it. There is just uMrugh of that big boiler the doctor looked diversion or a.rest period? Can you Bryan who conducts the Pinehurst seemed to be the axle of a freight were a feather.” a side on it to prevent stones from pale with astonishment if that is the imagine a man working at the Soda Shop at Middle Turnpike and car and on each end there was an Mr. Bitgood said a brief prayer while being inter slipping off and is built so low to right way to express It.” hardest task on a farm or in a Main street. . . “ I once ran fifty yards, I don’t logging camp, having logs weigh Bryan said that he was going Builders ;

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I ^ V ____ . Sketches by Kroesen, Synopsis by Brauieiier THE ROMANCE OP AMERICA; Sam Houston (4) ■V'ii ’• fS/V Change in Rates I...... - - I ii'ir rii-i...... For Herald G ashed Advertising On and after June 1, 1926, the following rates for Gassified Advertising will be in effect: All For Sale, To Rent, Lost, Found and similar advertising on Qassified Page: Plrst insertion, 10 cents a line (6 words to line). Minimum Charge 30 Cents. Repeat insertions (running every day), 5 cents a line. THESE PRICES ARE FOR CASH WITH COPY. An additional charge of 25 cents will ,be made- for advertisements charged and billed. Their honeymoon had Not until after Houston's death did his widow make In January, 1829, hardly ended when Mrs. public that after their marriage Houston learned she* In the same year— 1827— that Houston was In Houston was married to Houston suddenly re loved someone else. After their separation Houston FOR SALE TO RENT dicted In Kentucky for shooting his adversary In a duel, Miss Eliza Allen, who turned to her parents. resigned as governor and, with Some friends, started FOR SALE—Scotch collie puppies. TO RENT—5 room flat, all modern he was elected governor of Tennessee. Houston a ma came from a prominent Both were silent on the south on a flatboat to rejoin his old Indian friends, the •W. E. Orcutt, So. Coventry. Tel. Man- improvements. Inquire 67 Summer jority over his livala was 12,000._ Ls__was_a few Tennessee family. cause of the breach. Cherokees. (Continued^ , Chester 10G4-3. ______street. months past 34 whon elected. FOR SALE—Turnips 75c f FOR RENT—Six room house and livered. 60c at the farm . yeHoiv and three acres of land, on Oakland street. V______— ------white. F. A. Krah, 669 Tolland Turn Inquire Wm. Meacham, 445 Oakland pike. ______I______street. FOR SALE—Choice Baldwin apples, TO REN^-Garage. Apply at 160 hoi’ses appearing on the screen. A j in South Willinigton. spraved fruit, dark red color. Blssell street. WANTED LITTLE JOE two reel comedy “Wise Quaker’ Miss Miriam Underwood was a Hvered anywhere m to;''*’- l . w . should set everyone in good humor recent guest of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Inquire 58 Hutchinson. Telephone 877. FOR RENT-=-Garage. WANTED—Some pleasure these and other selected short subjects uel Simpson. Oxford street. BEHEAD WOODS IKELY To A short long evenings? Why not have that AT FOR S\LE—Barred Rock Pullets. 6 will also be shown. The all-day sewing meeting of phonograph fixed and enjoy the old W IhT£R — AS FAR AS months old. also fowl, roasting cWck- TO RENT—Nice tenement, 5 rooms, Bralth- the Union Missionary society of cn and geese. M. J. Boland. 865 East hot air heat, $25 per month. Arthur A. favorite records once again, s k ir Ts ARe coMceRHeb. walte. 150 Center street. the Federated church was held Middle Turnpike. Manchester Green. Knofla. Tel. 782-2, 875 Main street. Thursday with Mrs. C. Hibbard Telephone 477-5.______EIGHT YEARS AFTER CHEVROLET CARS TO RENT—3 4 room tenements at AUTOMOBILES West at Snlpsic dlstrlct- FOR SALE—One coffee mill for 55 Wells street, one garage. B. F. Mrs. Samuel Simpson returned store use. $5.00. New stock of Ball Carinl agent, 362 Garden street. FOR SALE—1926 Chevrolet, coach, STAND HARD SERVICE Tuesday from New York City Band arctics, rubber boots, work demonstrator, equipped shoes, athletic shoes and hunting FOR RENT—Four room rent, all tires, excellent condition. W. R. Tink _ ,,, o r i L t boys were blown to bits by shells where she has been visiting her hoots are in. Full line. These are Improvements. North Main street. er, Jr., 130 Center. Phone 1000. r a im lia r tO / o t n and riddled by machinegun fire. son, Sumner Simpson and Mrs. quality goods. James N. Nichols. Phone 1411-3. ______Scene, They still hold the horrid debris of Sometimes only one car will do! Simpson. Highland Park store FOR SALE—1925 Chevrolet coach war— here are torn American and Out in the motion picture sanc Mr. and Mrs. Harold Graham' and TO RENT—^Nearly new five room and 1925 Chevrolet coupe, fine con tuaries of California, where money, flat. All Improvements. Rent $33 per dition. Duco finish, have had excellent Diyision Men Being Re German shoes, pieces of uniform, Miss Hazel Graham of New York month. Garage available. Call 1567. care. Price means real saving to you. steel helmets with gaping holes genius and picturesque country City were in tqrwn to vote Tuesday. W. R. Tinker, Jr., 130 Center. Phone made by shell fragments, torn ban- unite to provide romantic and thrill Miss Helen ■ Hawkins and Miss FOR RENT—Four room flat In new 1000 house all improvements at 170 Oak . ______stored Now. diolers, bits of underwear, bully ing screen stories, the automobile is Helen Baker were recent guests of street, with garage. Inquire 164 FOR SALE—Fordor Ford sedan, ex beef cans pierced by bullet holes, handed most strenuous assignments. Mr. and Mrs. William Ayert, Jr. . Oak street or call 616-&. cellent condition, bumpers, heater, twisted barbed wire, rusty bayonets The motor car frequently gives Mr. and Mrs. I. Tilden Jewett, - F O R SA LE lock wheel, oil water pump, slip its star performance behind the accompanied by Rev. W. C. Darby FOR RENT—Five room flat, all covers, $250. Another Ford sedan, BY WEBB MILLER and broken rifles. modern $25 a month. William Kanehl, good running condition, $75. Demon There are about a thousand “ fox screen— unknown to the millions of left Wednesday for Princeton. N. J. where they will visit friends. FILLING STEAM SHOVEL LOAD- 519 Center street. stration. Call 1194-12. Burton Keeney, holes” or shallow hole scooped out movie-goers, who are often un 596 Keeney street. (United Press Staff Correspondent) aware of the vital contribution From there they will go to Phila ING. ALEXANDER JARVIS. JR. TO RENT—6 room tenement locat Belleau Wood, Nov. 6. (United hastily to escape the • rain of ma delphia and visit the Sesqui-Cen- ed at 135 Summer street. All modern ‘‘FOR SALE—Essex roadster, ex which the automobile has made to chinegun bullets. In one I saw an tennial. PHONE 341. Improvements, with or without cellent condition. Price reasonable. Press),—The historic' woodland American cent dated 1912, probably the taking of the picture. garage. Call 639 after 5 o’clock or on Call 1075 a fter 5:00 o’clock. When the motion picture director Miss Margaret Morris and Miss Saturdays, where 1,000 American hoys of the lost by some boy while crouching in DOUBLEFEATURES sets out to make a western film, the Enid Morris are guests of relatives FOR SALE— 1926 Chevrolet- sedan, Second and Twenty-sixth Divisions the bole. The German machine-guns in Springfield, 'Mass. TO RENT—6 room tenement on new tires, $500. Term s if desired. 97 on their heavy steal bases stand i transportation department is con trolley line, 10 minutes from mills. Main street. Manchester. were killed and 7,321 wounded, is fronted with the gigantic task of Miss Minnie Hicks and Miss All modern improvements. Apply 475 where their crews were killed, cap AT RIALTO THEATER Elizabeth Hicks have c^sed their being restored. As a result of the getting the enire company with all Center street. MISCELLANEOUS efforts of the Belleau Wôod Memo tured or driven out. In one em- ' summer home and returned to placement I noticed a cheap Ameri of their paraphernalia out to the their home in New York City FOR SALE— Hardwood, Iô truck TO RENT—New five room fiat, all rial Association the present and An announcement that should great open spaces. load $9.00. $9.75 split. V. Flrpo. 97 improvements, including steam heat. I will pay the highest prices for future generations of Americans can cigarette case plugged by the meet with the approval of Man Mr. and Mrs. John H. Steele Inquire 27) Oak street, after 5. rags, papers and all kinds of metals: Use of motor cars and trucks has and Mrs. "Leila Steele Hall were Wells street. Phone 154-3. also buy all kinds of poultry and old will be abR to see the battleground bullet which probably killed its chester’s movie fans is being made owner. r-ade possible filming pictures in suddenly called to Wales, Mass. FOR SALE—Potatoes. E^ A. Buck- TO RENT—2 four room and one 5 cars for jun'". M. H. Lessner, Jr., tele almost exactly as It was the day the in the Rialto’s ad which appears in backgrounds that hav6 the authen room tenement. Inquire at 230 Oak phone 952-4. It demands little imagination to Wednesday, the occasion beir.s his land, Wapping. Tel. Man. 67-5.______fighting ceased. today’s paper. The announce tic atmosphere of the Old West. street. Telephone 654-2.' Already the work of restoration visualize what a literal hell this ment concerns the future policy of mother’s house with. all its .con FOR SALE—Good healthy ferrets. Wear a Spencer corset especially Year by year, motion picture men tents burned. The fire getting W. Wells, 9 Village street, Rockville. TO RENT—5 room fiat, first floor, designed for you. Mrs. M. F. MePart- is well advanced and the dense un patch of woodland was during those this theatre which recently opened all modern Improvements. 321 East l:ind. registered Spencer Corsietiere, days and nights from June 6th to under a new management after ex declare, it is becoming necessary to under such, headway before discov Phone Rockville 334. derbrush which has grown up since go farther qgeld to secure new and ered it was Impossible to Save any Center street. Inquire 41 Bigelow St. 9 Eldridge street. Phone 149-12. July 1918 is cleared away from 25th during the actual battle at tensive alterations had converted FOR SALE—Nice family butter cow tacks and counter attacks, and then it into one of the coziest playhous unspoiled scenic effects- of the furnishings, the family bare calf, 2 weeks old. 503 East Center TO RENT—Tenement of 6 large Bl.anche L. Rochon, medium, 1415 most of the second and third lines ly escaping.. Mr. Steele's mother, rooms, lern improvements, corner North Main street. Hartford. 2 flights from June 25th to July 18th while es in town. The policy in brief, Hal Roach, of the studios which street. Phone 677. of German trenches which were Mrs. Henry Stesle was an old resi Ridge and Pine. 33.00 per month. In up. Circle. Tuesday and Friday eve parts of the Second and Twenty- calls for a double feature program bear his name, recently establish quire 58 Pine street or telephone nings. Telephone Charter 8297-5. captured and used by the Marines,' ed a permanent camp at the Big dent here and she has the sympa . FOR SALE—Apples, sprayed, hand and later by the Twenty-sixth divi sixth Divisions were holding the every day. '-It is rather difficult picked, golden Pippins. exceUent for 1232.______for the average theatre-goer to Horn ranch near MoapA, Nev., as a thy of her many friends as she is cooking. S#ek-no-furthers. loc bu.. DON’T FORGET—B. M. Gardner, sion from Massachusetts and the wood and undergoing almost hour now 91 years of age and feeble. Baldw'ins, Spies. Russets, Bellellower, FOR RENT—Steam heate., furnish dressmaker. Johnson block. Ladies ly bombardment. , realize just what this means in headquarters for the use of his pro- ed room in Selwltz Building. Inquire dresses and children’s apparel. Prices New England states. Spitzenberg $1.00 bu. Good windfalls, T}ie little hamlet of Lucy-Ie- expense to the manager who has diiction companies when engaged ;a 50c bu., beets $1.25 bu. Delivered n Selwitz Shoe Shop. reasonabl''. Guaranteed satisfactory. UndAbrush hed the temerty to inaugurate making western pictures. In the years since the battle the Bocage, which will be' well-remem town. H. S, Gilnack, Soutb Maip Suits, topcoats, overcoats. Tall r- such a program and wholehearted A marked absence of roads is one street. Tel. 225-6. TO RENT—4 or 5 room tenement, bered by the Second Division, is all improvements. Inquire Chef Csano, made $35. R. H. Grimason. 507 Main quick growth of brushwood had be support will be needed to make partially rebuilt now, but the rounding country from the stand FOR S.VLE—20 feet of wall fixtures, 155 Oak. Telephone 1325-3. at the Center. come nearly impenetrable and ren the plan a success. church is still a mass of ruins. The point of the directors tut the irans-. two 8 foot show case. Packards dered the trenches inaccessible. A The pictures booked aye in every portation department found it very Pharmacy, South Manchester. FOR RENT—Second floor, five room Rags, magazines, bundled paper flat, refirished, 33’ Cooper street, rent and junk bought at tilg'-est cash few more years would have largely dial of the clock in the crumbling sense feature attractions, both in steeple still shows thirteen min difficult to establish communication FOR SALE — Victor Graphonola. $30.00 per month. Home Bank & Trust prices. Fhone 849-3 and 1 will calL J. obliterated traces of the battle- length and desirability and some to many of the localities chosen, Co. Eisenberg. utes to two just as it did when the solid mahogany, with records. Will which, while far from being the I of the seasons big hits will be the where the' dry bed of sand was the sell for less than half; also Parlor tnost important will figure In his shell hit it and stopped it forever, order of the day with the begln- stove, easy terms. Lemuel Robbins. 38 FOR RENT—On Charter Oak street, best possible substitute for a high LOST At the tiny square in front of the njj,g q£ the week. The prices will Edward street. near Main street, four room tenement. tory as perhaps the most significant way to he found. Phillip Lewis, 83 Cha.-tcr Oak street. LOST—Pair of glasses in State of America’s' participation in tiie church is a boulder with a brass remain the same and of course FOR SALE—Wood. Hardwood, $7 “ After various types of motor FOR RENT—Six room flat on Cam Theater, Wednesday evening. Finder war. l^ e commemorating the Second shorter subjects will round out truckload. Telephone 109-12. please return to IS Bisseli street. vehicles had been tried,” says Hal bridge street, all modern improve . Now you can walk on broad paths Division. every bill. Roach,” a Chevrolet truck was pur ments. Inquire of 16 Cambridge str.eet In Vaux This plan actually affords the FOR SALE—Ames steam boiler in into the center of the wood, and chased. It proved so completely good condition. Apply Quality Bak- or phono 504. along the trench lines. The paths The village of Vaux is nearly re- town the privileges of seeing two erv, SSI Main street. shows for a very nominal cTiarge satisfactory that fou.' more were TO RENT—5 room tenement, fur have been named for the divisions .built except the building near the added and the fleet of five has since, FOR S.ALE—Sweet cider $6.00 a nace, gas. 7 minutes from mills. 30 COVENTRY and generals participating in the railway. Anybody t^ho saw It eight and coupled with a capable orches Essex street. Telephone 1287-13. time- and time again, proved its barrel at the mill. Call 970-5. Man battle. The trenches and^ “ fox-holes” years ago will remember that it was tra and pleasant surroundings this Paint Paper and chester. H. Silverstein, Bolton. ability to go anywhere and 1-ack FOR RENT — Three, and four and machinegun emplacements are almost as completely smashed as it j fact should draw a capacity house room apartments, heat, janitor ser- j at each show. again through the roadless desert FOR SALE—Soda Shop, confec The funeral of Mrs. Charles being left just as they are Jound could be. The American and French around the Big Horn Ranch. tionery‘and grocer> store, next vice, gas range, refrigerator. In-a- artillery shelled it steadily from S A new Wurlitzer Orchestra or Nathan Hale school. Over COO children door bed furnished. Call Manchester Clark was held at the Chapel this and visitors are cautioned against gan is in the process of being in “ For personal transportation I Varnish pass daily, candy trace lone pays Construction, Company. 2100 or tele- i afternoon at 1:30 o’clock. Mrs. touching anything or carrying away a. m. to 6 p. m. on July 1st, 1918, invariably use a Chevrolet. On my phone 782-2. stalled and after its installation all expenses. Price right if taken at Clark passed away at the home of souvenirs. then the Infantry of the Second Di will be a regular feature at this first trip to the Big Horn ranc’-i, I once. Reason for selling, opening vision attacked and dug the Ger will do^more to change the ap market at my store • at Manchester ■Ô RENT—October isL 4 her daughter in Bridgeport. She In the eight and one-half years theatre. set out in a larger car. In the flr'-t Green. C. J. Woouhouse, 176 Spruce tenement on Vine street, good loca had been ill a long time. Mrs. since the fight nature has been at mans out of the concreted cellars /The two features which close heavy sand encountered the larger pearance of your house than street. tion, lights and gas. Rent only $22. Clark Is survived by her husband her own work of resoratlon and the and took the village within one their engagement at this theatre car tore out the rear axle and I monthly. Apply to W. F. Lewis. 11 Charles Clark of this town, a hour. anything else you can do. It FOR SALE—Hard wood slabs saw Vino street.. tops of the trees which were literal this evening are “ Christine of the finished the trip In a Chevrolet. ed stovo length. $12 per cord. Tele daughter Mrs. Fred Gerhing of ly mowed off by sheli-fire have The fine rows of large trees which Big Tops,” a thrilling romance of "Now many of the other execu ;ivill give it a fresh appearance phone 476-12. O. H. W hipple, Andover, FOR RENT—Heated apartment of Tolland and a daughter in Bridge grown out. But many of the jig lined the road toward Chateau circus life starring' Pauline Garon tives of the Roach studies employ C o n n . ______5 or 6 rooms, with modern Improv- port, also a son Robert Clark. Thierry and which were cut down that will make your house more ments. Robert V. Treat. Phone 468. trees were so mangled that they and “ The Galloping Cowboy,” a Chevfblets for their excursions into FOR SALE—Chestnut wood, hard Burial was in the North cemetery, were kille.l. to give a clear field of fire will ex fast action western drama with the country where men are men and livable. wood, and hard wood slabs sawed to FOP. RENT—In Greenacres, first Rev. J. N. Atwoed officiating. ’ These gaunt skeletons still stand ist again in about a hundred years Bill Cody in the stellar role. automobiles must be real cars.” order. L. T. Wood. 55 Blssell street, and second floor flats; at 73 and 75 The Willing Worker Health club and ■will remgin, many with unex if there isn’t a war or two in the Another attraction that merits Call in and see our line of telephone 496. Benton street. Call 820. *' of District No. 9 gave a very suc more than the usual attention is ploded shells still sticking into the meantime. The rows have been re wallpapers. REAL ESTATE WANTED cessful entertainment this pasr trunks and filled with shell frag planted and are now about the size “ The Fighting Magine” . which also week at the schoolhouse. It con ments as large as a fist.-Nearly all of a thumb. appears on today’s program. The TOLLAND TO SETTLE AN ESTATE—Two 2 WANTED—United States Cotton sisted of a Health Play, First Aid of the trees which were then stand In this region the roads are near chief character is no lese a per Co., Fall River, Mass., ; manufactur family houses, 5 rooms to an apart Demonstration in Bandaging and ing are torn by the thousands of ly in pre-war condltiony and^the sonage than Gene Tunney, world’s ■ Mrs. Oscar A. Leonard who has ment witli all Improvements, three ers of Cape Cod shirts, most attrac Health Songs. The club has 12 heavyweight champ, who enhances minutes from mills, income $960. per tive gentlemen’s shirts in America, shells fired into the wood- fields around Hill. 204 which used been confined in the Hartford hos John L Olson year, price $9,000 for quick sale. Small sold direct to consumer only. Wants members' all under 14 years of age. Holes Still There to be pockmarked with shellholes his popularity in this chapter pital for several weeks is suffi sales manager to locate and direct play. A rollicking comedy, good amount of cash. Wallace D. Robb, 853 The earned $10 to go toward In the restored portions you can are under cultivation. The suburb ciently recovered so that she could Main street. salesmen and salesladies in this the expenses of the Dental Clinic. for more than a few laughs and a Painting and Decorating vicinity. Great opportunity for right gain a vivid picture of the inferno of Vincennes near Chateau Thierry be taken to her home on Tolland NORTH END—-At trolley, -our person, establish large and steady in The following officers were news reel will also be shown. avenue Wednesday. Contractor. undergone by the American boys still shows some excellent examples The double feature program acres of land, two acres of apple come, Write today. elected at Coventry Grange No. of what a few shells can do to a Mrs. Minnie Metcalf Is spending orchard, all young healthy bearing during those -June and July days. scheduled for Sunday and Monday 75, P. of H., Thursday evening: house. the week with Mrs. Lizzie Spicer 699 Main 3t. Johnson Block trees, about 100 in all. Balance good FEMALE HELP W ANTED Worthy Master, Charles Christen Here are the trenches where our consists of “Wasted Lives,” a tllible Land, large barn, garage, chicken coop. Six room stogie house, LADIES: Earn money at home gild sen; Worthy Overseer. Franklin thrilling drama with a moral for strictlv modern Including steam heat. ing cards. Interesting, easy- work. Orcutt; Worthy Oliaplain, Elsie everyone. The chief characters are A wonderful opportunity for an In $7.00 hundred. No selling. Write Koehler; Worthy Stewart, George portrayed by Elliot Dexter, Edith come in spare tli. e and a beautiful Handcraft Shoppe. 103 East 125th Roberts and Cullen Landis who place. Price right for quick sale. Wal Street, New York City. Vinton; Worthy Asst.-Stewart, Otis AMERICAN TOBACCO lace D. Robb, 853 Main street._____ Hill; Worthy Lady Asst.-Stewart, turn in a finished performance. The SALESMEN WANTED Esther Christensen; Worthy Gate picture has an engrossing plot and NORTH END—Wonderful location, keeper, Merton Wright; Worthy is. Crammed with appealing se six rooms tingle, strictly modern. In Auto radiator shutter new patent. quences. cluding furnace, all in the pink of Retails $1.50. $20 dally easy. W rite Lecturer, Glenna Miller; Worthy GETS REAL THREAT condition. Garage, plenty of fruit, for sample. Jones, 802 N Clark, Chica Secretary, Grace R. Reed; Worthy The co-feature will be “ Fighting chicken coop, half acre ol land, all for go^______Treasurer, Walter S. Haven; Courage,” a melodrama whose lo the low price of $4500 with small cale is set in the great West. Ken WANTED—Girl for general office Worthy Flora, Zoetje Vinton; amount o f cash. W allace D. Robb,^ 853 sends to America. For the English Maynard is cast In^the role of a Main street. work. Apply to Mr. Harris, Burr Worthy Ceres, Ruth Loomis; tenderfoot whose father sends out Nurseries. Worthy Pomona, Mabel Walbridge. Britisli Planter Proves Crop are among the greatest smokers in FOR s a l t :—Several nice new sin the world. West to locate a lost mine. He Is gles of 6 rooms. Sacrifice price. Will WANTED—To do general house Miss Laura Kingsbury has been work and all kinds of cleaning by the At Redfields, towards the end of mistaken for a notorious bandit 1)6 pleased to show you them. Fur home from Connecticut Agricultur August, the tobacco harvest is in and a sheriff’s posse pursues him. ther particulars of Arthur A. Knofla. hour or day. Phone 2072. al College with tonsilitis since last Can Be Grown on English Tel. 782-2, 875 Main. ______full swing. The film fairly sizzles with action WANTED—Fluff rugs made to Wednesday. The three-fooL golden - yellow and it Is o'nly after many thrilling 53482353532353482353482323234853535348 FOR SALE—New single, just oft E, order from your old carpets. Write leaves, only a Wrtaln^ number of adventures that our hero succeeds Center street, $6900. Small am ount for particulars. C. Schulz, 6 Chamber- Soy. cash. Modern improvements. Six large lain street, Rockville. which have been allovred to grow in locating thp mine, rounds up the rooms. Arthur A. Knofla. Tel. 782-2 on each plant, are carefully gather outlaw and incidentally wins the WANTED—Position by young mar only girl.^Maynard is ably second I 8 Acres Stat^ Road ried man, just moved here from Ver Promptness By MILTON BBONNER ed and hung to dry in a curing FOR SALE—Or exchange. 4 family shed. After this comes the steam ed In his hair-raising stunts by house in good location, near trolley mont. High school graduate, 25 years London, Nov. 6.— If a stubborn for single house with some land or a of age, willing to start work im ing. which makes the leaves soft Tarzan, one of the most intelligent small farm. Address P. O. Box, 276 So mediately. Call 45 Main street, or W e Will Take Pride Englishman named J. Brandon has and pliable. I \ GasStsition Manchester. telephone 972-4. his way, Kentucky, Virginia, Ohio, They are thqp bundled, stacked -o North Carolina and Connecticut APPLES 5 with seven room house. 3-acre tobacco shed, garage. This Is a FOR SALE OR RENT—Modem m and left to ferment. Finally they eight room house, all conveniences, will have to look to their laurels are compressed Into hogsheads and ; real .good proposition for the right man. ’Price is only 94300. ■WANTED and their exports. National Apple Week two car garage . Located on Strick Promptly left to mature before'being sent to October 31st to Nov. 6th ' Two miles from Manchester. land street. In fine residential sec By an unmarried professional Brandon proposes to produce up the tobacco factories. tion. For Information call Manches man. room and board In private on British soil a considerable por Order your W inter ApplesL«iow. 1 Five building lots,-close to state road, short distance east ; ter 1100 o r 418. It is claimed the Redfields prod ; of Green School. 9<|50 takes them all. i family. References exchanged. tion of the tobacco the British use uct compares favorably with Amer Reply by letter to Box W, care Executing in their pipes and cigarettes. Edgewood Fruit Farm TO RENT o f Herald. ican-grown tobaccos. And the 1 Right at the Green, seven-room single,' city water, poultry | and His stubbofnnesB consists in his price is high enough to make the Tcl. W. H. Cowles, 945. yard, lot 65x179. Price only 94000. i TO RENT—4 room tenement, first refusal to be beaten by the trium crop pay well. class condition. Modern Improve WANTED — Girl for delicatessen virate of„English soil, English rain T. ' Dr. Hotaling’s place on Cambridge street, beautiful corner j xnents. 238 Oak street. store, .one with experience preferred. Properly and English cold. '• location, house has 6 rooms, upper and lower porches.:';ftl;qpiacs,;, [ Florence's Delicatessen, Corner Main ; tiled vestibule and bathroom floors, garage. Sacrifi^ i TO RENT—^New flat, all Improve and Maple streets. He has won, so far as his own C. E. JOHANSSON ments, steam heat. At 22 Chestnut farm of Redfields at Crookham in SWEET C D ia Immediate occupancy. * ’ • street. Inquire 43 Church street. WANTED—To buy cars for Junk. Completing Berkshire is concerned. He has pro Fresh from Press, 07.00 Barrel. £ Wadsworth street, 10-room double, modem, wayc and-curo- : Used parts for sale. Abel’s Service gressed to the point where, with TO RENT—Single room, heated and Statl . . . - , ! furnished. At the Center. Address your clock-like regularity every year he HOME BUILDER Room, South* Herald office. WANTED—Âmbitious 'leu, boys. has a considerable crop ol tobacco / • OPEN MONDAYS and THURSDAYS Wonderful opportunity to learn the which is properly prepared and ■ FOR RENT—On Cambridge street, barber tra£'. Latest methods taught. Rear of 102 Main Street. a 7 room tenement, all Improvements. Complete course 835.00. Day or eve Plumbing Work shipped to the London and Bristol General Call 1412 or 69 Cam bridge street. ning class. Call or write for Informa markets. Robert J. Smith 1009 Mam S t I tion. Vaughns Strictly Sanitary Bar Greatest Smokers I Carpenter Work Tel. 118-12. TO RENT—4 room tenement, all ber SchooL 14 Market street Hart He contends that 'nhat he has I OPEN BVBNII^GS. » modern Improvements. Inquire 190 ford, Conn. * Real Estate — Insurance — . Steamship TIcketf Bummer street been able to do others can do. It Plans • Estimates WANTED—X woman to do gen Joseph Wilson farmers begin turning their lands FOB RENT—6 room lotver flat, 82 eral housework. No washing. Mrs. to tobacco fields England can con PhAlU Chi!hestnut street corner LaureL, 7sL Walter Olontt. si Forest street TsL 28 Spruce St. fhone siderably cut down tbe -moiiey she 70 Haynes St. Farr Bros., Props r J r a e s v . MANCHESTER EVENING HBRAliD. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER «, 1988.' FOUR FOOTBALL GAMES HERE SUNDAY

_____ , • \ MUCH FERTILE PASTIME DEADLY DOINGS AT Qoverleaves, Cul^ Cheney Brothers POUNCING TIGERS SEEK G A IH B R ^ TODAY FOR TUNNETS APPETITE CRIMSON BLOOD Bitter, Bitterer, Bitterest and Manchester Guh All in Actkn - managed in outplaying their oppo to the little clubs and Tom Gibbons, WM Be 1%er-Crini8on Football Games at Wok Side nents who were much older heav M iie y , Sharkey, Maloney, tired of the business, had to sur ier and more experienced. TlJ^ de render his gloves to satisfy the feat did not set at all well with wishes of a wife who never en Conflict of Gridiron. Oral and Hickey’s Grave; the Hartford team. They request Berleabach, Dempsey, thused about his profession. ed a return engagement and sol Of the prospects that Tunney has By DAVIS J. WALSH Soccer Gostests at McKee emnly promised to put an end to Mmm, Persson, De Kuh; for future business there are two Cambridge, Mass., Nov. g.— the Cloverleaves' capers. Whether classes— a group of experienced There will be skullduggery at the they will do it or not remains to fighters and several novices whose old crobb-roads, for Harvard and Street Staibmi asd Mt. be seen. They also faithfully Asyone of Them May Be future still is too determined. Princeton will meet at the hUtoric promise to bring Waterman and The Next Champs? Torrant, their aces, with them this stadium this afternoon and* never time. ’These two players failed to Among the experienced fighters the twain shall agree. They figure Hebe. Next Qiampion. who might be steamed into a big appear In the last game. to do so with less cticcoss today be Soccer Attraction match ar^Jack Sharkey; Jack De cause Harvard had been - 'so un laney, the light-heavyweight cham Information regarding the soc diplomatic as to suggest that It If old Jupiter Pluvius will be cer game between the Manchester BY HEXRT L. FARRELL pion; Paul Berlenbach, the former thought of dropping Princeton and light heavyweight champion; Jim have himself tomorrow, Manches Club and the Hartford Scandias the latter probably dallied with the ter fans will be served a menu wil Ibe found in another column on (United Rreas Sports Editor) Maloney, Sharkey's Boston rival idea of dropping Harvard— with a DARBY consisting of four first class sport this page. Cheney Brothers, un New York, Nov. 6 (United Press) and—Jack Dempsey. punch on the nose. However, both defeated in the Manchester District —Seldom; If ever, at least in the Among the novices just coming thought better of it. ing attractions. Each of^be four Amqteur soccer circuit, will engage modern days of the ring, has the along are Monte Munn, the Nebras But that won’t make the ball platters will contain a delicacy. in conflict against the Clan Doug heavyweight division been turned so ka legislator; Harry Persson, the game any easier on the cranium. Two of the contests will be In soc- las eleven of New Britain at the eompletely upside down and inside Swede; and Arthur De Kuh, the Both teams will be in there, fight ser and two in modern football. McKee street stadium. lut as it has been since that memor twenty-two year old Italian. ing. Princeton to retrieve its honor The Manchester Soccer club will ’The New Britain team is coming able September night when Jack De Kuh was knocked out in two BO heinously fiouted by Harvard’s try conclusions with the Hartford here with a fine record and hopes Dempsey was tumbled from the rounds recently by Maloney but that contempt and Harvard to retrieve, Scandias, 1925 league champions, to put a dent in the pennant aspi throne In a blinding rainstorm by defeat meant anything but the if poBslbler the fact that it has been at the historic Mt. Nebo grounds. rations of the silk workers. Man Gene Tonney. blowing up of his career. De Kuh, beaten, 34 to 0 and 36 to 0 during Cheney Brothers will hurl their chester has been returned a win Weiak Newcomers with less than ten professional soccer upresentaUves at the invad ner in both of Its first two engage SLAGLE the last two years. The writer llke^ ing Glaa Douglas eleven from New Within the apace of a few weeks, bouts for experience, was knocked Harvard’s chances. ments. It has been announced the two most prominent heavy down eight times but he got up Britain at the McKee street stad that the Clan McLean team of this However, no one is taking any ium. The 4indefeated town eham- weights in the profession for seven seven times apd came back fighting. thing for granted, least of all Har- town has dropped out of tha veare->-Jaek Dempsey and Harry He was still willing to fight when . plon Cloverleavee will re-tackle the league because of inability to get vard. It has come back magnificent- Rambler-Tigers of Hartford at its team together. wills—were written off the books the referee stopped the fight. Jy, after ■■ a series . of - early . season and in their place arose a aauad of He is a real prospect, endowed Hickey’s enclosure while their arch This leaves four teams in the defeats, under Horween, its new rivals the Cubs will be testing their league. prespeeta hardly beard of before- as he Is with such a fighting heart. coach, and today it stands as a strength against that of the Cath Dempsey’s exile may only be tem Some of the best champions— logical favorite because it has the olic Club of Hartford at the West porary but Wills Is definitely jind Dempsey, Greb, Leonard and count better line aod possibly the most Side playgrounds. AlKgames are flnaby through as a first class fight- less others were knocked out one consistent system of scoring. Still, scheduled to start at 2:30. (sr, if he ever was worthy of that or more times early In their career 'Princeton ever has been the sur ' Hard to Pick gatliig. but they went on to a champion prise team of football and it would Tomorrow’s sport menu is one of SPORTCHAnER , When Tunney astounded two con- ship largely because they had in BAlBWIN surprise no one if it surprised the best that has been dished out ^nenti by giving the great Demp- them the samo kind of sand that everyone, so to speak, tdday. to Manchester fans In many a fey as thorough a beating as any young De Kuh showed in his fight. ■sss That in fact has I een Princeton’s moon. Four different games, and Put four sljps of paper in a hat. phan^ion ever suffered, some of bis Hickey's Mistake habit of late years- Since the war, each of them an attraction In it Shake them up and then select one. friends, looking at his future Munn is a great prospect, a big it has been beaten only once by self. It is going to be r tough That is the beat way to pick out the through the barred windows of the fellow with a powerful punch and a Harvard and even then the latter proposition for the sport lover -to best of the four sporting attractions treasury, cympathised wlUi him. great fighting heart. Like De Kuh .-••.w vs failed to cross the Tiger goal line. make their selection. Each game in town tomorrow. All of them i, “What will he do with the title he needs a lot of experience and he Most of the time, Princeton has should be well worth watching. should be well worth giving the BOW that be haa It?” they asked. has the good fortune to be in the All four Manchester teams stand once over. been the short choice in the betting a fine chance of winning alsd. “There is no one to draw a million hands of a wise old handler, Dan DiSSnM and has been satisfied to be such' iloUar fata hut Willt And Tunney Hickey, who turned Paul Berlen ^ '' Cubs vs. Catholics The next heavyweight champion for the sake of psychology. Bill The Cubs have selected a tough eannot and will not fight the negro. bach from a second rate wrestler Roper uses that commodity in the. of the world could probably ba All he will get out of the title will Into a world’s champion. Hickey foe in the Catholic Club. Thirteam selected in a similar manner. Tun -sgl dressing room annually to send haa made a fine record tJUs season •e a taw comparatively small purses was forced by the New York boxing Berserk Tiger teams out to play ney says he is going to be a fighting and a lot of heckling and annoy- /I and last and should provide the champion. In Sharkey, Dempsey, commission to hurry Berlenbach in above and beyond the' collective South Enders with opposition a la •anee from Wills.” to a match with the clever and ex head. But this year, psychology plenty. The Catholic Club will Delaney, Munn, Maloney, De Kuh i. Hardly had the voice of the perienced Jack Delaney and he was would seem to be against him, for play the Ji'rog Hollow Senators for and Berlenbach, the present title- usurners died out when Jack Shar knocked out. Having learned a good Harvard has the thought of those the Hartford junior title Thanks holder has more than an handful of key, a young Boston heavyweight lesson it is not likely that Hickey last two disasters to sustain it and giving Day. anxious challengers. of ne great reputation, got Wills in will allow anyone to Interfere with S ^ \ that should be enough. Manager Angelo has announced the ring and plastered him so badly his plans for the slow and sound This afternoon Manchester will RQiENCAfITIMS The matter of physical fitness also that “Lefty” St. John, the versatile that the negro was willing to lose development of Munn. is against Princeton. It has not had football, baseball and basketball do its bit toward boosting the on a deliberate foul so as to save Tunney instead of finding a pas the use oF'Jake Slagle, its great player, his been signed with the worth-while Walter Camp Memorial .what a shred of prestige he had ture that has been grazed out by Cubs. St. John is slated to play Fund. South Manchester High and triple threat, since the Washington East Hartford High will clash in a leh. Dempsey pow finds himself In a field and Lee game early in the season, left half for the Cubs tomorrow. Happened Ovemight where he will get plenty to feed His name is an added qttractlon in football benefit game at the McKee and it is said that neither Slagle street stadium. Let’s all do our Overnight, the whole index of the upon if he so desires. nor Williams, another good running itself. Captain Groman, who has heavyweight class, was tumbled out And he insists that he is going to Is Princeton Tiger Playing Possum?; Merely a Tame MANCHESTER MEETS back, will start today’s game. been on the injured list for some bit. of order. Plrpo, lasy and rich be a fighting champion. time, expects to get back Into the The day was bright and cold and pilot position for his team tomor Tlie fight between Harry Persson was marked out in retirement; Where has that been heard be fair and a capacity crowd of 55,000 Dempsey, beaten and dlaspirited, fore? Kitty So Far, But Still Has Harvard and Yale to Face; row and this should boost the Cubs’ and Pat McCarthy, set for the Hart had to be filed back for future ref 1925 C IW S HERE was expected. Harvard, ruled tlw chances. ford Velodrome for Monday night, erence; Wills, shown to be a vastly favorite at odds of ten to nine. Cloverleaves’ Game has been cancelled because of an ,0; Sting Still TTie probable line-up follows:- Over North, the fans are craving injured thumb which Persson suf Tackle Scandias of Hartford Harvard Princeton for blood and they don’t mean fered in a recent fight. JIM THORPE TO PLAY Strong ...... Stinson maybe. The Rambler-Tigers of Felt at Cambridge. LE Hartford are coming to town again What was the score of the Col- at Mt. Nebo With Same C oady...... Darby and this means excitement galore. gate-Michigan State football game IN HARTFORD SUNDAY LT The Cloverleaves won from the last fall?—C. B. G. By BILLY EVANS. manner in which he acted in the L«oup$. K ilgour...... Davis Capitol City aggregation here two Colgate 14, Michigan State 0. The Princeton Tiger, noted for fall of 1925. LG weeks ago on a mire-covered grid How long has Cobb been mana This may be a Harvard year. Gamsche...... Howe iron. The score sheet read 6 to 0 ger of the Detroit ’Tygers?—D. F. Famous Indian to Be With its ferocity during the months of in Manchester’s favor. October and No»eraber, has been After suffering defeats by Geneva Last year’s champions in the C S. Canton Bulldogs rn Game Slmonds ...... Baldwin In that game, the Cloverleaves Six Jasons. ^ Against Blues. ailing for some time. and Holy Cross, the Crimson show State soccer league will be here A knot in its tail, put there by ed strength and fight in a last min tomorrow to play the Manchester RG ute rally that resulted In a 16-12 team on the Mt. Nebo grounds. Pratt ...... French Hartford. Nov. 6.— Canton’s fe the Navy, minus a few teeth from its clash with Washington and Lee, victory over Dartmouth. This will be the first game of the RT H iU llillill||||||||||||||||||||||||||||H lllllllllllllilllll|lllllllllllilllllllllllilllllllllllU [L rocious Bulldogs, for yepi's a pow Princeton, on the other hand, has local team on this field in several Meadows...... Moeser er in professional football, brin.g bearing face wounds as a result of its narrow escape from a beating by shown nothing that would cause the years, it having been decided to RE A-14-10 three Indians and a Negro to op supporters of the Tiger to believe move there from the Stadium last Putnam ...... Caulkihs pose the Hartford Blues in a Na Lehigh, the Princqton Tiger at pres ent is a lame as well as tame kitty. there was a chance to again chas week. QB I RIDE BY BUS I tional League game at the Velo tise, not only Harvard, but Yale as The Scandias are rated among Qurnaccla ...... Brldg :s i a drome here tomorrow afternoon. Most Unnsiini Specie. mm M The Princeton Tiger, however, is well. the best in the east and last year LHB The Indians, all products of Car they cut a clean swath through the GreatAmerican lisle, are the veteran Jim Thorpe. a most unusual specie. You must Coach Bill Roper of the Princeton Miller .'...... Baruch Pete Calac and Little Twig. Sol watch him closely, for he is ever squad has the happy faculty of membership of the league to win RHB I Hartford-Sflver Lane I Butler, great colored star of Du dangerous. Just when you think arousing the Tiger when he desires it hands down. Their team this Sayles ...... Miles Racing Stars buque University, famed in track he is ready for a milk diet, he in him to act his best, and It may ha year is practically the same in per FB and field competition as well as in sists on raw meat or nothing. that he will again prove equal to sonnel as it was during last season football, is among the men behind Always full of fight, no matter the occasion. and from reports emanating from I South Manchester | buy the Bulldog line. There is color to how adversely the battle may be We shall see what we shall see. Hartford, looks just as good as it s these performers, but there are did then. The going, the Princeton Tiger has a Manchester’s lineup will be un others in the Canton lineup who habit of hitting back hardest when TODAY’S MENU ON changed tomorrow. So will Scan- I Motor Stage Line have left deep cleet impressions the vicious claw of his paw seems diu’g. That means that fans will G reatest on many a gridiron. Stein and to have been robbed of its power. i Under New Management. Henry of Washington and Jeffer see the champion team of last year If there is one thing the Prince in action against the best of this son, Kyle of West Virginia Wesley ton Tiger is fond of, ifs Harvard THE FOOTBALL GRID BUICK an, Robb of Penn State, Marker of town and a fast game should re steak and have it very rare, please. sult. The local management Is W’ashington, Diebel of Lafayette, Crimson meat always whets tlie ap I TIMETABLE Flattery , of Wooster. Nichols of praying for pleasant weather and E v er B u ilt petite of the Tiger, restores his Although both elevens have been lay their first three defeats to rain Ohio State and McRoberts of strength and makes him more soundly trounced this season', the ~ In Effect November 1, 1926. Westminister are among them. Harvard-Princeton game Is easily and a muddy field. It was unpleas tiftirty dhwa after vicious than ever. ant going on a soccer field last Thorpe, who started last season Big Game Today. the outstanding feature of today’s Lv. Htfd. Arrive Lv. So. M. Arrive ItiiMtodnctioii, tile Great with the New York Giants, still is football program in the east. month and the defeat of last Sun est Biiidc Erer Bnilt re The Princeton Tiger Invades the day can be directly attributed to Cor. State South Ch. Oak Hart a great athlete, He Is playing a Harvard Stadium today, hoping to Next in importance comes the and Front Man’ter /and Main ford ceived one of tbe greatest wing position for Canton regularly clash between Penn and Penn the condition of the grounds. lay in a Supply of tender Harvard The locals will use a team pick Sts. tributes ever paid a xaotew arid ohly once in a while is called meat that will last until next fall, State, traditional rivals of the Key car. upon to tuck a ball under his arm. stone state, and 'the contest be ed-from the following: Dickson, 5::30 a. lU. 6;:00 a. m. 6:05 a. ni. 6:25 a. m. when hunting for Harvard scalp is Pratt, Hamiltop, Cunningham, Mc But the greatest of all-around ath an annual occurrence. tween New York University and 6:15 a. m. 6;:45 a. m. 6:45 a. m. 7:15 a. m. Nine bUenuitionaUy fam» letes possesses a remarkable toe Carnegie Tech. Penn is favored to Donnell, McCavanaugh, Poots, Wll 6::45 a. m. 7;;15 a. m. 7:15 a. m. 7:45 a. m. which is used to good effect when Last year the Tiger gorged him son, Dinnie,' McCann, Marshall,

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*5>V‘ Program For Saturday. Feminine Lore I926i^ it e 1:45 p. m.— Play by play descrip V i t ^ i ^ S M n li tion of Prlnceton-Harvard NEA SEfWICEINC football game from Harvard It's easier to- develop a 100 per "Those «nlmtile8 1 brun* In today.” Stadium. WHAT HAS GONE BEFORE cent baby than a 100 per cent liu3 Judith looked at him. “So that's 6:00— Dinner music. Moe Blumen- When JUDITH RLARTIN, young band. So the mother of a state <^heap in sherbet glasses that hav( what you were planning to have thal’s Hub Restau/ant Quar The choicest blossoms for every been lined with split lady-fingers. college teacher, chooses ERIC here and 1 walked In upon you.” fair prize winning baby told a mid- western judge when she obtained tet— occasion, potted plants and table WATERS, rebel senior, and others she said. "I wondered why you were Selection from "The Firefly” .. ferns are always to be found at holding a reception in the kitchen j a divorce from her husband. The ...... Friml Miss Ada Moore, expert in volc< ot the more unconventional college good woman proceeded to dole Wayside (Sardens, on trolley line production, and sister of Evi tonight." % A m ourette...... Klemm to Rockville. Mr. Burke reports a set for her friends, she makes an “Well," said the man defiantly, | fully tell how she worked Into the Moore the English actress, at i enemy of DEAN T I M OTHS small hours of night working for 6:25— News. big sale of the potted chrysanthe "It’s de* day befoh Christmas." 6:30— Soprano solos— gathering of women in London re her 100 per cent baby, preparing mums in all colors and varieties at cently, advised them to “ lean BROWN. Judith was too tired to feel sym* The Morning Is Calling ..Terry $1. Drive over and choose from his DK. PETER DORN, astronomy pathy. "Tou don’t deserve your special food, ironing little clothes, P ie r r o t...... Ormond to speak slowly— other graces wil studying child-care hooks. wonderful collection. professor, is a rival of Eric’s for jobs," she said. "The Gamma Deltas To You ...... Bohannan follow in their proper place; and I A might have lost all of their silver 'Which is probably exactly why women who are anxious to Improvi her favor. The Sweetest Story Ever Told and their Persian rugs, to say noth she stood before the judge to re ...... Stults A sign that Christmas is ap their public speaking should studj .^lYKA ALDRICH, in love with ;1 ing of their clothing, if I hadn’t hap ceive a certain parchment. It’s a I Know Where a Garden, Grows proaching Is the publication al carefully the three P’s— pitch, Phic, and jealous of Judith, has pened to be here. Or I might have wonder that as many good husbands ...... Densmore ready of the mailing regulations by point and pause. To learn to pu turned her attentions to vamping been killed." stay that way as do, when you con the post offices for Christmas on the brakes and not rush pell, Dr. Dom. Lillian G., Saunders soprano The man tossed his head insolent sider wives whose sale Interest la Laura C. Gaudet, accompanist packages. They do not vary much mell through their remarks.” Eric is suspected of dealing with ly. Judith turned on him. "Tou the child. 6:45— ^Violin selections— from year to year, but it would he “ KITTY” SHEA, town bootlegger, will bring a chair knd mount guard Adagio from 'Violin Concerto In well to tack them up for future A lovely red cloth coat witl in selling poison liquor from which reference. the rest of the night. We can’t Handsome Harry, wrapped In his ' A minor ...... Beriot cuffs and collar of seal was mad( two students have died. Judith leave that broken window un fur pelts, swaggered out of the The R a in ...... • • Bohm In the wrap-about style, the over publicly defends him. watched." She started for the stairs. frozen ice and cold of the Alaskan Valse Trlste ...... Sibelius Tou will find a large variety of lapping portion being trimmed Sisea is trying to blaclmiail the “I’ll bring you your gun.” gold trail, stole Mary Campbell De Rigaudon .. Francceur - Krelsler hand-painted cards and calendars with the fur from the belt to th dcan’r. wife, having discovered a ■ The man stared. “Gun?” Camp, who had followed the gold J. George Westerman, violinist at Mrs. Elliott’s Rug and Gift hem. Another of brown velvet li love affair of hers, of which Ju- "Tes,” said Judith. “I had to use trail with her husband some 25 Charles A. Johnson, accompanist Shop, 75 Henry street, priced 5 to Dolman design had the sleev rii;ii also knows. Judith befriends it to frighten the thief away. And years, and away they vamoosed! 7:00— ^Dinner music, continued— 25 cents. Choice box assortments made entirely of mink as well ai Mrs. Brown, believing the dean a 1 might have had to shoot somebody. Now the deserted husband com Moe Blumenthal’s Hub Res 50 cents and $1. the narrow collar. Cloth coats ar< tyrant. Thank God I didn’t." plains that with love gone, his gold taurant Quartet— so generously fur-trimmed thli Judith spends the Christmas The man grunted. “How you-all pokes are skimpier, he strikes no Romance ...... D’Amhroslo Monograms In jade or rhine winter that many are buying the: holidays in Myra’s sorority house. know? Wimmen nebber shoots laden rock, and that all luck has P aradise...... Krelsler stones are very popular for hats, instead of the more bulky ful The servants go off on Christmas straight.’* left him! Trio Group— very often appearing in the center coat. It Is also an excellent Idea t Eve and leave her alone in the Judith went up the stairs with a We hear a great deal about love Spanish Serenade ...... Friml front of the turban. In a diamond buy untrimmed coats and trl; house. She finds the back door very white face. In her room she being “ a woman’s all” . Once in a Paraphrase from Melody in F or circular shaped enclosure. them with fur or the good portion: r.n'ocUed, and shuts herself In her went straight to the window and while, as In this Robert Service ...... Rubinstein of discarded fur garments fro: bedroom. looked out, first at the oak tree and squib from life, the tables are The new silk scarfs are long other years. then at the spot where Shea had Popular Waltz She hears shuffling footsteps on turned! Violin solo: Cavatina...... Raft enough to he tied or bowed at tl’.o porch under her windows. stood. one side. Many of them have strik Chicken and Macaroni Loaf. t ' v She turned back to the room, Moe Blumenthal .... NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY ing batik or floral borders. One and one-half cups macarorfl picked up the gun and carried it There’s always balm in Gilead. Popular Period CHAPTER XXVIII downstairs. The mulatto sat slouched Take this matter of overweight, re 7:3 0— Bible xtudy Period— ^“Mak broken In two-inch lengths, 1 cup n s footsteps stopped for several duction, calories, pineapple and ing the Work Desired”—^Dr. Remember in planning your chopped chicken, 2-3 cup blanched in a chair opposite the door, his, meat orders that unless the man of moments. Then camo the vio head sunk on his chest and his eyes lamb chops, salt baths, or what A. J. W. Myers, Hartford and shredded ' almonds, % cuu the house Is engaged in active out grated cheese, 2 eggs, % cub ;T'lent ringing ot the doorbell. shut. have you. The great masses of a School of Religious Educa ; Judith's body relaxed somewhat. too-plump womanhood have gnash tion. door labor he does nc^t need meat cream, % teaspoon salt, one graW The cook had fallen asleep In her more than once a day. : She in:shod the window halfway up. chair. Judith shook her shoulder. ed their teeth and gripped their 8:00—Hartford Composer Period. ing of nutmeg, dash mustard. • Vcu il have to come in through “Here,” she said, "you’d better go • movie chairs to see the sylplike ga 8:30— Joint Recital with Grace Cook macaroni in boiling salted r the basement,” she called. “ 1 can't to bed unless you want to relieve zelles of screen stars gamble upon Root Merriman, soprano, and The restaurants also ere observ water until tender, about 20 mln4 I come down to let you In.” your brother on the watch." the screen. But tidings have it Inez Main Momm, accom ing “ apple week.” One advertise utes. Drain and blanch. Combing I But no soft negro voice replied. The woman opened her eyes with that the.hete noir of these very panist— ment' by a popular eating house with chicken, almonds and cheese. I There was another moment of heavy a start and stared up at Judith. . luscious damozels is the fear of fat. Soprano— . illustrates a serving of “ Sweet, Mix thoroughly and add eggs well I . silence. Then the shuffling steps "Ah can’t go down in dat black Mary Miles M^inter left the screen Ich Liebe Dich ...... Grieg juicy, big full flavored apples. beaten an*d combined with cream I began again, and a heavy form cellah. Mah feet won’t let me. ’tis affirmed, because she could not Solvejg’s Lied ...... Grieg Each apple has been washed and and seasonings. Mix thoroughly! g lurched into view. Might find t'other burglar down keep from being fat. Barbara La Mrs. Merriman its core replaced by pure cane sug hut lightly and turn into a well ar and choice spices. They coiue I Judith fell back. But she was not theat.” Marr died, they, say, from too rigid Piano— buttered, smooth mold. ‘ FIl^ mold I quick enougli. A medallion of light “Very well," said Judith shortly. dieting. Nita Naldi who, as a To be announced from the ovens baked to a ruddy about three-quarters full. Butter! I from an electric torch had danced "Stay here then, but stay awake, vamp, simply had to resemble a Mrs. Momm. brown, sugar blazed, wi’.h t:;<) cover of mold -and put In places sweet juice oozing out in a golden I across her face. Loud laughter one of you. You can take turns and cooked length of spaghetti, was out Soprano— Steam for two hours. Remove and I greeted her movement. It brought If I come down and catch you both of pictures for months as she bat Ombre Legere ...... Meyerbeer stream.” Reading that description Invert mold over dish in which g her back to the window. In a des- would make you turn into that On the walk she knelt and began to examine the ce asleep I'll see that you're both dis tled her weight, and every star has Mrs. Merriman loaf is to be sen’ed and let stand a g perato attempt to see the face of the charged." restaurant for the tempting disli, few minutes before lifting the g man below. ment where Shea had fallen. a weight contract which automatic Piano— She went upstairs and into her ally fires her the minute she goes To he announced or remind you to fix them just that > mold. Serve with tomato sauce I Obligingly, he stepped out from of the porch. Judith threw herself Soft "Oh’s” and "ah’s” and "Oh way at home. Another good way is poured around the loaf. g the shadow of the pillar, so that the room. Slipping off her outer gar one ounce over her limit— and this Mrs. Momm. across the bed and reached for the Lawds” answered her. A hush fell ments, she got into bed again. Be limit is an average mere 10 pounds to make a synip of granulated s street light shone on his dark jowl, upon the quartet, and It straggled Soprano— sugar and water, add a few pieces shot gun. fore she turned the light off shd" more than she is right now! The Nightingale ...... Stephens Thin girl students attending the 5 and cast a glint on his little eyes. 9ff across the lawn. of stick cinnamon. When the syrup She thrust Its barrel out the win picked up the small alarm clock on * * * Songs My Mother Taught Me high school in Van Nuys. Cal., are I He was laughing still. “Come In boils add pared and quartered ap dow and leaned far out herself. Judith could hear the houseman the table, set it by her watch and Are there at least 10 women In ...... Dvorak to be fattened up with a mid-morn g through the basement! Ha ha! Like “Shea,” she screamed, “ I’ll shoot!” and the cook talking In frightened wound it. Then she set the alarm ples and cook until they are ten ing lunch of crackers and milk s you to know' ‘Kitty’ Shea never uses the United States who can sew a There Are Fairies at the Bottom He drew his head back and looked whispers. She ran down Into the at five o’clock and snapped out the of My G ard en ...... Lehmann der. supplied by the school. As soon as = basement doors,—except—and this up at her. “ 'Tain’t loaded,” he fine seam, run a fine tuck, or haste lower hall to meet them. light. a neat seam, who would like to live L o v e ...... Blelchmann a girl attains the stipulated weight g ain't that kind of a rondyvoo. Ha taunted. “Women's guns never The secret of the long life of a she becomes ineligible for the free = ha ha!" The man was leaning against the When the clock rang she opened in ease and luxury for the rest of Mrs. Merriman are." door* jamb and the cook had flopped her eyes and blinked at it. Outside marcel at the Lily Beauty Shop in lunch privilege. M Judith stirred, and called out loud Judith leveled the gun at the top their lives for nothing? If there 9;00— The Harmony Four of Sey Into a chair. They were looking at the window It was as dark as when are any such, the trustees of the mour, Connecticut—• the House and Hale building is g ly. ‘‘If you don’t go away at once, of the oak tree and pulled the trig that they painstakingly go over g I’ll call the servants'.” Rer with bulging eyes. "Lawdy she had gone to sleep. She forced beautiful Margaret A. Howard home Astrid of Sweden is occupying as ger. Tnere was a loud explosion. miss,” said the cook at last, “ you herself out of bed and reeled against and over the head. much space on the front pages g Shea laughed again. "Oh dear For a full moment. Shea neither at Tarrytown on the Hudson can’t ^ I’m in Love With You That’s g now, call the servants! You won’t all's funnln’. Shuah you Is.” the dresser with the vertigo of ex find them, and they want 'em...... Henderson these days as the popular Marie’ of spoke nor moved. As she watched, Judith’s face was like marble. She Eleanor Boardman, the screen Rumania. The day before her wed g call ‘cm, ’cause they ain’t any. Ha ho began to drag his body toward treme fatigue. When it passed In old New York, Margaret How = ha hai” pointed to the broken pane by the away she went through the dark hall ard was the most fashionable de When You and I Were Young Stan is supposed to have the rules ding it is recorded she lived up to the steps. At the edge of the top into the bathroom and washed her helow tack'?d up in the ■walls of her reputation for domesticity by- g Judith could not speak. She step, he fell forward, sprawling on door. The two negroes turned to signer. She made all the 400 gowns Maggie B lu e s ...... McKeye look at It, and she could see them face In Icy water. her dressing room. There Is noth baking a cake 'In honor of Prince' ^ watched the man below, as he roared bis face. that amounted to a row of tucks. R. C. Peck, tenor start and gape at each other. She went back to her room and ing e.xpensive about them but the Leopold’s 25th birthday, and gave g with laughter, slapping his thighs Then, with a mighty effort, he Her needle amassed a fortune of C. F. Clark, baritone. g and holding his fat sides, “flow dared ,vou leave the bouse dressed. The light was beginning cosmetics perhaps* Some task that the finishing touches to the cake pulled himself up again and went empty without lights and with the to break in the sky. She sat down half a million which she left for a Quartet— g Then he moved across the porch home and life care to worthy need to drink 12 glasses of water a day just before the royal dinner. King lurching quickly down the walk, Ju back door wide open?” she shot at on the bed to wait for it and then The Monarch of the Woods Albert of Belgium has stated that g out of her .sight again. She heard dith still held the gun on the window lewomen...... Cherry — I supposed 8 was the proper s his fist.s on the wooden door, the man. went down the stairs on tiptoe to * « • amount. Well, water is the cheap the marriage is the “ culmination ledge. He went dow’n the road out He fumbled. "The back door? Oh, the sound of a snoring duet. The Tenor— _ . , g Between spasms of knocking, there of sight. And In a moment, che Miss Howard died seven years est thing we consume daily. Now of our dearest wishes,” and the no, miss.” houseman In his chair and the cook Just for Remembrance .Parrish people of Sweden are charmed; g was silence. Then Shea began to heard the chugging of a motor. ago and the beautiful chambers of for the rules: But thq cook began to cry, throw In hers were dead to the world. R. C. Peck. with the devotion of the young = curse. Judith put her hands over It died away toward town. the Tarrytown mansion built at a Drink 12 glasses of water a day, = her ears to shut out the stream of ing her skirt over her head. “Oh Picking her way across the hall Quartet— __ but not with meals. couple. Astrid speaks no French Judith pulled the weapon In and cost of $175,000 from her estate, 1 filth. Lawdy, oh, I,awdy me.” between them, Judith softly unlocked Gypsy Love S o n g ...... Herbert Eat fruit 3 times daliy. but does speak German and Eng carried it across the room. She set the front door and went out. The are almost empty, for needlewomen (Baritone solo— C. F. Clark) = But the knocking was still audible, it up against the wall with a gesture The man struck her on the shoul Never retire without wiping off lish. Leopold’s command ot Eng«j g When It stopped, she took her hands der. "Shet up, Mandy.” dawn had come, but wanly, with a cannot he found. ot distaste. Then she moved the * * * Bass— all make-up with cold cream. lish is limited, so it Is believed As-^ = away from her ears. Shea was talk The blow brought her to, and she face like that of a fever patient. From the Toils of the Sea Massage the skin twice a week trid was wooe'd In German. chair from the door and went Into ' What a jolt in the solar plexus ...... Treveliogan g Ing to the door knob. “There, there, uncovered her face. Her black cheeks In the ghastly light Judith went with salt or oatmeal. the hail. we received from our morning’s g li’l knob. Come oh now.” Then a were glistening with tears and her down the steps from the portico. On 'W. D. Clark Sleep at least 8 hours. “ Use Connecticut Apples.” N

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flapper FANNY SENSE AND nonsense GAS BUGGIES— The Less Said, the Better By Frank Becii NOW W E A R E M U S T B E ' HOWDY, DOC. / OUR LUCK T A R N A T IO N h TT UP AGAINST IT, A MECHANIC. H A S TH E OLCT SEEMS TO BE T H E B O SS PHONE MESSAGE! • I THOUGHT YOU( There Is a lot of good In every THANKS TO THAT HE'S DRIVING, B U S GONE ^ CHANGING . I WAS S E N T M E .. DOC. READ..V? W AS DOC. READ. body, but some persons are mighty V hen FOOL INVENTOR WHO IA SERVICE BACK ON YOU? AFRAID WE WERE R IG H T OUT - W H Y , N O ---- I g o s h , e x c u s e m e , close-fisted with it. HEM 'S. OVERHAULED THE CAR... AHEMl NEVER MIND, DOOMED TO BE W H E N HE GOT MY CAR JUST I'LL HAVE TO Mrs. Flaseteeth la the world’s W IL D RACE CAR. HEAVEN I WELL. YOU'RE, I'L L SOON STUCK HERE '"ALl/ YOUR PHONE WENT DEAD ON HUSTLE ALONG champion optimist. KNOWS WHAT h E 'J U S T IN HAVE HER NIGHT. HOW DID m e s s a g e . ME A FEW MINUTES A N D DIG UP Although fifty, she bobs her TO CATCH A CAR, DID TO IT_____ T I M E ------. GOING YOU HAPPEN TO. YOU A R B AGO. I DIDN'T t h e d o c . hair and skirts. And concerning LOOKli WHO IS AGAIN. DOC. READ/ KNOW THERE WAS* decolette: W H IC H HE COME AL0N.Q„' SORRY, BUT She runs neck and neck with the THOUGHT HAD THIS COMING? SO H A N D Y ? AIN'T YGU r A PHONE AROUND DOCTORS IS flapper. HIS LOST TENT HERE ____ FIRST. When a book peddler comes to T IE D ON 4 the door, she opens it and says BEHIND, coyly— * WAS “ There is no need of you coming interrupted in; mamma just went up town.” BY THE SUDDEN D E M IS E OF Many are dead but they won’t HIS MOTOR, lie down. FATE .DEALT H IM 'seavic The world owes a living to lots a n o t h e r C A RD of men who are too dgm lazy to W HICH 'HE collect it. OVERPLAYED. Corses! Little girl, do you still remember “N Kisses, soft and sweet? e i S 2 S BY NEA SCRVICC, INC. Secrets whispered gently. Copyrttht, 192ft, by ^^fopoUun Newaptpo Scfxm When wo chanced to m^t? A Rirl gets credit for wearing a new dress which is what enables SKIPPY By Fercy Eternal love we plighted, “ ' ' ' ' her to buy it. As all true lovers should? Little girl, do you still remember? INTELLIGENCE TESTS Darn It. I knew you would! I Mr. and Mrs. George Rubber of N£v£fi TH 006«r Bucyrus, O., announce the birth of RELIGIOUS QUIZ a son. Probably a bouncing baby boy. I d h a k € “ Gosh.” murmured the owl as he flnished his Sunday evening meal on fireflies. “ Gosh, but that was a Ci.n. light meal.” n So many stores advertise, “ Your credit is good,” that we wonder why collection agencies are so nu merous. I ^ “ There Is this about farmers I like. I never knew of one becoming a book agent.” \ fp ^ The difference between galluses and suspenders? That’s easy. Gal luses are to hold up britches and suspenders are to hold up trousers. ’ T. r. I,. (V ajsV. .tnlmsAn frm tn rf*. In « nov.6 LETTING IT SOAK— When the .SALESMAN $AM coloi;ed couple were being married N o Sale By Swan and the clergyman read the words, These questions concern Bibical “ love, honor and obey,” the bride 'HOllHWOOD, f pftVi(bCHVT-l(: and historical religious events. groom Interrupted; Pi "JOB. To O'Ol.. N O T *TT^^e- The correct answers appear on “ Read dat ag’ln, pahson; read fVT - I'LL C«\.L OH r\S KIW, OONT B-T iKIK TR’ noUMOUiES iES O F »// POGGONE^ tory Is shown in the accompany o u _ ing picture? in’. I’se been married befo’.” FEf^$OHPlL. 2— Who were the Druids? Fall 1s Upon Us. 3— Did Confucius live before -To : ' o ' ^ Christ? From hazy dawn to sultry noon. X\ 4— Who is the villian in theAnd then on through the twilight the story of Job? hours. The plaintive autumn Insects nouiE. 5— What was Asa’s covenant VOOitLO with God? croon A lullaby to tired flowers. 6— What prophet separated the •> “ waters of the Jordan by castiujg his •svoice. mantle upon them? There are two sides to every 7— In what city did Martin Luthquestion. Your side and the wrong O - i er burn the pope’s “fire-decree” ? or idiotic side. 8— What is Lent? “ Waiter, ask the orchestra to T- 9— Who founded the religious GOZItcn order of Jesuits? play nothing for a while.” -e 10— —How many historically im “ Yes, sir. If they have the music. C.O • portant crusades were there? sir. A His Only Worry, | Mother— Well, dear, did you eis2» ST NCA sorvicc. me j Mother— “ Tommy, you mustn’t have a lot of attention paid to you eat ice cream like that. I knew a , at the party? FRE( KLES AND HIS FRIENDS Even the Canary Has Modesty By Blossei boy who ate his ice cream so ^ t i Elsie— Some, mamma., Two little bovs made faces at me. that he died before he had eaten AIRS.7R6VWJ7W LEFTAER DAVJN AASTAE half.” 9 e ^ - v o l > If you want a thing you’re not CANARY w nros VAJAite sw s CANA/Sy Tommy— “ What happened to VUENT DCANM AOMEoVPU CAN COA\e the other half?” very hard to convince that you A NICE AIAD IT'S need it. CAX, TAKE iT IN 'TAE SATA Those Russian crown jewels are BATA ROOM AND 61VS VET? very nomadic, now here and now Moral uplift in Mass, as -shown IT IT5 BATA/ there, 'fhey seem to be Romanoff by a street sign: “ Puritan Road: all the time. No Parking.” X AMN. //////'///// LATER

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iZa. A squeaking sound at first day pumpstem to which It was attached. break made the Tinymites awake. So several held the handle tight, They hopped up from the haypile while Coppy climbed most out of V \t‘*e where they’d snoozed real sound all sight. It’s funny how, th-ough little s o A - r s . / night. Wee Clowny was the first to thoughts, such thrilling things are I FOUND speak. “ For goodness sake, what hatched. 60ACTS/ vGofTA ) v makes that squeak? The farmer Soon several others joined the -SOME goats! needs some oil to make whate’er it climb and reached the mill wings A lC e iT is run right.” just in time. It scared them when They climbed down from the hay- they looked down at the ground so pile then, and started looking far below One Tiny crawled out on ’round again. “ Ah, here’s the cause each wing. Then those below heard of all that noise,” said Scouty, with Coppy sing, “ All right, we’re hang a sigh. He pointed to a large wind ing on real tight. Now, let the wind mill which, when it turned, could mill go.” not keep still. They grazed up at And then the whirling ride be the whirling wings that seemed lost gan. Just think how thrilling, if you In the sky. can. The funny little Tinymites went Soon Clowny startled all the sailing fast through space. They bunch by saying, “ I’ve a dandy shivered with each cold •‘reete puff hunch! Just follow me,” he shouted and soon they said they’d- had :>3 ho turned upon his heel. “ If we enough. So those down on the c.;n make this windmill stop, and ground below climbed up and took climb up to the very top, we’ll take their places. < 0 a ride upon the wings, just like a (To Be Continued.) i t /r They then discovered that the mill would cease to turn, and hold (Something terrible happens to real still if they would stop the Clowny la the next story.) v SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 6,11 P A G E TEN M anrhretrr i^uRitUia

ZION LUTHERAN CHURGH he observed and the sermon will be I AUDITORIUM OR'TOPHONIO — PUBUC DANCE — CONTINUOUS SHOW preached by the pastor. Rev. Tru-' VICTROLA THRILLS M^TY Rev. H. F. R. Steohholz, Pastor man H. Woodward. Odd Fellows' Hall 10 a. m.— Morning service. At the Christian Endeavor meet All this week at the First Baptist AT THE CIRCLE TODAY 11 a. m.— Sunday school. ing at 6:30 the subject will be church, Hartford, the most power To-night 7:30 Wednesday evening, Nov, “ How to make war against war,” ful machine,' the Ortophonic VIc- King David Lodge and Shepherd SECOND CONGREGATIONAL. 10, Dr. Martin Luther’s birthday The References are found in Matt. trola, is being demonstrated. This Encampment. will be celebrated by a children’s 7-12 and Isa, 2:1-4, it is to be a machine is intended ' for large A1 Behrend’s Orchestra. Double Features and Short reformation service. ' ALCOHOL Rev. F. C. Alien. consecration meeting, the leaders auditorinms. Admission 60c. Subjects— Tom Mix on Sun will be Alfred Stone and Sylvia One selection was a record of 188 proof—^Form. 5 day and Monday. At the Sunday morning service Hayes. Sousa’s band playing “ El Capitan” — PDBUC WHIST---- tomorrow the Lord’s Supper will be Daniel Alford, who has been on at tbe natural volume. Then the observed and persons received into WAPPING the S. S. Utah, for four years In the machine was “ stepped up” and the Today’s continuous show at the Odd FeUows’ H a U the fellowship of the church, and navy, has returned to his home sounds fairly shook the building. Circle should please the'^most fas the theme will be “ God’s Faith in Mrs. Franklin Welles and Mrs. here, following his discharge. The demonstrations are given Wholesale and Retail Monday, Nov. 8 at 8 o’clock tidious movie lover. Besides the Man.’’ The junior sermon again Howard H. Spencer of Avery street from 11:30 a. m. to 10:30 p. m. and Auspices shorter subjects that are always tells of Korea, “The Butchers’ served at the missionary meeting at today is.the last day. Cold weather is here. Get our protection used as diversions, the features Talcottville last Thursday after TEACHER OF VOICE lihepherd Encampment, I. O. O. F. Church.” The music to be render will be Herbert Rawlison In “ The ed is as follows: noon. Midnight Thieves’’ and good old Prelude— M editation...... Flagler Sunday evening at the Federated Eldna Hansen Jack Hoxie in “ The Wild Horse Anthem— ” 0 For a Closer Walk church. Rev. H. C. Jett, of 63 Sum Johnston DANCE TONIGHT Stampede.’’ , With God” ...... Foster mer street, Hartford will speak on The first Is, as Its name' im Offertory—^ v e Maria . . . Schubert China, where he has been a mis Careful Home Instruction., plies, a story of deep laid plots and IJostlude In C M in o r ...... Duncan sionary for six years, he will illus Approved Method. AT THE RAINBOW human Interest. The second is a For appointment, ’phone ' Sunday school at 12.10. trate his talk with many lantern Lubricating rip snorting western. This is a Christian Endeavor meeting at slides, Mr. Jett is now on a fur Rockville 421-4. Bill Tasillo’s Orchestra whiz-bang sort of thing that fea 6.45 p. m. Topic: “ How Make lough, and taking a year of study at tures some of the most sensational Admission 50 Cents. War Against War?” Matt. 7, 12. the Kennedy School of Missions in riding seen on the screen— a gen Isa. 2, 1-4. Leader, Arthur uine stampede of one thousand Hartford, MRS. ALOISIO’ S horses and a stirring love story be Palmer. Mr. and Mrs. Henry E. Pitkin of tween a plucky cowboy and a Tuesday, 7.45 p. m. Meeting South Windsor, wi.l celebrate their Oils of the Ever Ready Circle of King’s ABOUT TOWN ranch girl. golden wedding anniversary at Wol For Sunday and Monday there Daughters at the home of Mrs. cott chapel Oil Monday afternoon, SPECIALTY SHOP Following the regular meeting will be a Fox feature and you Fred Carpenter, 63 Pitkin street. November 15, from three until five of Shepherd Encampment next know what that means. The star Tuesday, 7 p. m., meeting of Boy c 'clock. All friends are cordially in- Cheney Building Wholesale and Retail Monday evening the Lodge will will be “ The Great K. and A. Scouts, Troop 1 at the Harding viced. Mr. and Mrs. Pitkin are hold a public whist. The meeting Train Robbery.’’ school. spending the w'nter with their ' Silk Underwear, Get our Winter Grade for your car now and if you Wednesday, 8 p. m., meeting at will begin promptly at 7:30 and It’s a story of a cowboy-detec daughter and her husband, Mr and buy a barrel at a time, let us quote you a price on our card playing will start»shortly aft tive on horseback running down the home of Mrs. E. E. Segar of all Mrs, Frank Johnstn, in Hartford. Children’s Dresses and er eight. The public is cordially and capturing a gang of outlaws interested in a “ Church Night” win Mr, and Mi’s. Leroy Strong of 100% PENNSYLVANIA OIL invited. who have terrorized a railway and ter series of suppers and education Wapplng are spending a few days Woolen Garments. driven Its president to the edge of al programs. visiting friends in Boston, Mass. The Men’s Friendship class of a nervous breakdown. Mix has the- Friday, 7 to 9.30 p. m., Sunday At the Federated church Sunday Open Every Day and Tuesday the South Methodist church, will role of Tom Gordon, detective. He school party at the church parlors. morning, “ The Lord’s Supper” will and Saturday Evenings. A little enjoy a roast beef supper previous gives a great performance. Friday evening at South Method work now Is to the meeting next Monday even ist church. Meeting of the Ladies’ c e r t a in to Tom rides the rail of the out save you a ing. The supper will be ready at laws, overhears their plana and Missionary Auxiliary to which the 6:30 and at the meeting at 7:30 ladies of our church are cordially b i g r e p a ir Batteries discovers that Burton Holt, divi bill later on. E. L. G. Hobenthal will make an sion superintendent, one of the invited. Speaker: Miss M. T. Titus address. of Marabad, India. Spring is trusted employes of Eugene Cul here and len, president of the line, is the wkh it the call to do the an Joseph Wilson and Patrick H. real brains of the bandits, while ST. JAMES’S R. C. The Right and the Wrong Dougherty, and the Misses Ger nual repairing about the Wholesale and Retail Bill Tolfree is only the able leader house. Get your house in «or- trude Rockwell, Nellie and Mary Rev. W. P. Reldy in their actual operations. der—start now! Putting oS Twp battery men at your service always. Give us Dougherty left early this morning Rec. J. P. Timmins Tom’s horse accidentally dis Way to Make Your Will never made any repairs but it for Cambridge, Mass., where they Rev. Vincent McDonough a ring on the phone. You should get our Wholesale will see the Harvard-Princeton closes his presence to the gang. has caused many regrets. The desperadoes leap on their Masses tomorrow at St. James’s Tell us jrour troubles and Price on Batteries. football game today. The trip was R. C. church will be celebrated at made in Mr. Wilson’s car. horses and start to run him down. a n y men atterript to draw we’re sure we can suggest the Our Batteries are unconditionally guaranteed for a Boulders dislodged by the horses' 7, 8:30 and 10:30 a. m. The last rem edy. mass will be a high mass. Vesper their own wills, by filling in an year, at price which will meet with your approval. Town Treasurer George H. Wad flying hoofs roll down the moun Better he sure that M tain to the hairpin turn below and services will be held at 3:15 p. m. ordinary stationer’s will form ; by fol dell and his brother, Walter Wad Sunday school in the 'chapel at your will is right. “ Sven the Birds Own dell, left this morning for Florida. frighten the horse of Madge Cul lowing the general style of a frfeijd’s Their Hoaea — And len, daughter of the railway presi 9:15 a. m. They will make the trip from New Music to be rendered by the Than have your w ill; or by hurriedly writing out Repair Theok’* York by boat. Both men have busi dent. She is unseated and a foot junior choir at the 8:30 o’clock ness interests in Miami and will catches in a stirrup so that her mass will be as follows: family suffer from instructions. This is the wrong way be gone about two weeks. head dangles near the runaway’s Prelude: Fuge in G ...... Sullivan to make a will. Such “ home made” CAMPBELL’S FILLING STATION flying feet. And, then— well, you W. (i. Glenney Co. Processional hymn. an oversight. wills are dangerous for they are writ .4UeD Place dlanchestei Main Street at Middle Turnpike Phone 1551. will have to see the picture. Anthem: Mother Dear, Pray for HARVEY HASHNGS, Me ...... Brennan ten with little knowledge of the legal Anthem: Now the Dewy Shades of requirements and phraseology of will • ^ O R G A X -Q U ^ U T Y ’^ GIRLS’ FRIENDLY E’vn ...... Dwyer $XAMOAHotzto e s o o o w o R * VETERAN, IS DEAD MEMORIAL SERVICE Offertory: Ave Marla ....B e r g e r making. Failure to comply with any Mrs. Margaret Sullivan one of the requirements of the law Anthem: Gloria ...... O’Connell Member of Drake Post, G. A. The Girls’ Friendly society of St. may make a will invalid and thus de Mary’s iEpiscopal church will hold Anthem: Beneath Thy Holy Cross RuMd R., Passes Away at Son’s its memorial service at 10:45 to ...... O’Connell feat the maker’s wishes. Home in Hartford. morrow morning, at which time Communion: Andantino in F they will observe their twentieth ...... Strauss If you have written your own will, Organ and violin. Miss Mary Harvey W. Hastings, for many anniversary. A reView of the work take it to your attorney and have hiir years a well-known resident of this of the society during the last twen Donahue, violinist town, died at the home of his son ty years will b e ‘given. Recessional hymn. test it in order to make sure that it Frank Hastings at 303 Wethers The members and the candidates Numbers to be rendered by the complies with all of the requirement senior choir at the 1 0:3U o’clock field avenue, Hartford, yesterday are requested to meet in the par of the law and that its legal interpre afternoon at 4 o’clock. Had he liv ish house at 10:30 and proceed to nass will be as follows: LAUNDERING ed until next March he would have the church in a body. They will oc Prelude: Hymn of Praise ..Berge tation carries out your wishes. been 83 years old. Mr. Hastings Processional hymn .. Boys’ Choir cupy seats reserved for them in Asperges Me ...... Boys’ Choir was a native of Vermont but had the front of the church. The candi The proper way to make a will is to spent the greater part of his life In Kyrie Eleison ...... Turner dates are asked to wear light Gloria in Excelsls Deo .... Turner jot down brief memoranda as to how Connecticut and Florida. dresses. He was a veteran of the Civil Credo in Unum Deum ....T u rn e r }'ou wish your estate distributed. Offertory: “ Ave Maria” ..Millard War. He enlisted In the Vermont Take them to your attorney for his Cavalry and served under General Miss Catherine Shsa contralto MOTHERS’ CLUB MEETS Sanctus ...;...... Turner guidance in drawing your will. Only LACE CURTAINS” Custer. At the close of the war he returned to Vermont and followed A T h i g h l a n d p a r k B enedictus...... Turner a competent attorney should ever draw the trade of painter and decorator. Agnus Dei ...... Turner Recessional hymn Later he came to this town. Be a will. cause of his health he went to Eighty-six members of the Man Our booklet, "Safeguarding Tour Florida and spent about 18 years chester Mothers’ club were enter of his life in Jacksonville. Last tained at the home of Mrs. R. E. Family’s Future” gives information As You Like Them summer he returned to Connecti Purinton at Highland Park last about ivills and trusts. A copy will cut. His wife died about three SUNDAY DINNER evening. Seven new members were be sent to you upon request. years ago. welcomed into the club. at the prrr. -yji Mr. Hastings was a member of Kenneth O. Fallon of the Gilbert Drake Post, G. A. R. He was in Toy company gave a very Interest Manchester last Memorial Day and ing talk on children’s toys and took part in the services of Drake Miss Jessamine Smith of the Hotel Sheridan Manchester Trust Co, Post at Cheney hall. He is surviv South End Library gave the moth ed by his son Frank Hastings and Turkey, Duck or Chicken one grandson. ers a very good idea of what books to select for small children. with all the fixings, $1, The funeral will take place to jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiii The hostesses served refresh morrow at 1 o’clock p. m. at Wat ments during the social hour. 12 M. to 2:30 P. M. Square kins Brothers. The burial will be No Pins Used in the family plot in the East cem Also a la Carte Service. etery. % Corners WANTED! Mark Holmes Piano Tuning Laundered I rO REPAIR AND CLEAN SEWING I Eskimo Pies I .M.ACHINES OP ALL MAKES a n d All work guaranteed. Tel. Man- Funeral Director Strsught :hester No. 715. Go anywhere. Talking Machine to Correct R. W . G.ARR.ARD Licensed Embalmer. 37 Edward St. Manchester R e p a ir in g I are waiting: for you at the soda fountain, | Lady Assistant. Calls Day Size Edges or Night. T e l. 8 2 1 . = 3 223 No. Main St» Phone 406-2. KEBIP'S I Also those I fllllllillllllllllll|llillil|||||||ii||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||,|||„,||||,„j|. I _ _ I

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