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AU nsambers of S t Mary's Bible class ars ror the coming year. ■m ncular mantIUy meeting / Tomorrow . . P__m PolUh-Ainerican AthleUc For Over Fifty Years ^ Oct. 6,—Coon trials at Manches­ Ik will held Monday night at Bodi/Parties E^or^ Bride Gets Gifts ter ,Coon and Fox Club grounds off MANCHEST]BR, CONN.^ MONDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1940 (FOURTEEN PAGES) ck, at the CUnton atreet Route 44 in Coventry. ididate fo r /^ le e t - M yt DONALD PUCK VOL. LX., NO. 6 (OImhUM AdvsrtWnff M rag* U) I. AU membe^ are urged At Shower Party Arthur Keating Tells of Also, Amateur Night at S t and be on time ae there John's church. an in South/Windsor I'biialneei to be dlaeuased. First Time . That He kext Week^ - , / . Took Part in ,the Sem­ „ Mary’s T. P. F. will bowl to- Mrs. Harry Rudeen was the Oct. 7. — First fali'meetlng With town elections being held ENaosa m m s iu t e i, s t kt at'8 o’clock at the West Slde Chamlnade Musical Club at C< in nearly alj OL the towns and The four newly appointed guest of- honor last .night at a ites; Oldest Member. ter churcb, 2:80 p. m. cities in OonneiAlcut next Monday IrS SAFE m SM M iNonEi 1 who will be In charge are mlsceUaneous shower at the home diet. 10.--Tea and me< ilg of there is one/candldate .for first Hadden, Vivian Little, Sher- of Mrs. George Rudeen of 26 Divl. Nearly a half century ago a Educational Club at SoutI school, selectman vfho ia assured of his To PUT ICSIIE TIE N u n i W IU Brown and Otis McCann.' Sion street, the hofne was decorat- email boy stood up In St. James’s election apd is not doing any wor- on London^ 3:30 to -4 p. ai. ntembera are urged t o . be In blue and white for the shower choir loft preparatory to singing lEeTIICin lUTS WATEII Condag' ■!t( rying. , ot. ty. Thirty-live guests attended hls first solo. He was nervous and Thomm.L. Burgess, present first and^ after the presentation of gifts as he looked down upon the large Oct. 25. — Annuat ilance of Prl aelectmah o f. the tovm ot South \ -■ •There wUl be a meeting of the ihments were, served and congregation his knees began to. yate Duty Nursed at Countly Wliulaolp, elected on the Democra- Cedara Monday at 7 p. ni. in gameS^were played. ■ shake. He edged closer to the or­ Club. Masonic Temple. All mem- kostesses were Mrs. George ganist for encouragement. His solo • are urged to attend this first work was In St. Clare's Mass. As Rudeen Rudeenr fdrlU. the last note of ' the organ died Mrs. Rud^n received a Iftrge num­ away the.organist, William Keat­ AduM School s * 1 ' It was announced today that the ber of beautiful preseijtS from her ing turned to his son and smiled friends. \ ‘ . t^town highway department working approval. That was the first intro­ \ .gchedule has been stepped up from Mrs. Rudeen, before her marriage duction o f Arthur - Keating to a TpdBe Opeii^d days weekly to flve-and-one- was the formerMi-ss Caroline Mur­ Manchester audience in St. James’s , days. This is explained as ray of Wethersfield. church. \ the large amount of fall Fifty years hhve'pass^, since rtH re s on Catholic ' work befoje the department. It is that first solo in St. Glare's Mass. fig’ / that the , resurfacing- of Oddly enough that snmil boy, now 3~0 (h 7th Sixth lice Arthur Keaftng Doctrine Offered Each 0 Xeenev street, a big highway job To Hold Di the oldest.member of Bt. James's • of the’ season, will be completed choir who has su'ng c . today. Emulsion w d crushed rock At V.F.W.^Iome for a half century, first ^ h g baas children in music, but it was worth •«tr it, -When Father M u rp h / held have been applied. 'Ti^re is a ru­ -parts of masses and hymnV As he Hartford, Oct. 5—The Catholic mor that a large realty develop­ grew older hls voice changed to dediehtion 8ervicea.^for Ihi base­ WiUkieCalls When Political Rii^Is Meet ment is pending in the' Keeney Anderson-Shca Post, V.F.W. will tenor; \ ment of St. Bridget's church, our School for Adults sponsored by the farnlly sang the vespei/selections. street area. r hold a dance for members of the Through Fifty I'Mrs \ Confraternity o f Christian Doc­ NO WORRIES ATM M E WHEN YOU HAVE TwoV Tallies and r v e post and club this evening a t'8:30 Down through the passing years Father ‘presided at Xm organ, my trine will open Monday' evening, Mayor Hague Mrs. W. J. Philipps, the f(^Sr^ ■ at the Green Home. There Will've mother and aunt a a ^ the alto and Keating sang at hundreds \of soprano solos, m g^ther and I sang October 14 at 8 o'clock at St. Miss Elizabeth Schwarm iMisic fordancing by a five-pleCc church services, weddings and fun­ 'tendered another shower^ast orchestra. ' _ ' the bass and tenor solos. Joseph's Cathedral School on Asy­ erals and still continue to sing •“I have trie(/to remember those / Four Hits Blast \Vuny Hitler’ Bight by 40 of her relatlvCi^nd The\5^eekly dances of the posfe them with no thought of end- lum avenue, and will continue friends. She received many boau- who were m w bers of St,^ James's re Souirfled each falVemd- winter attract mem­ hls long singing career. Arthur every Monday evening through De- tifuXand useful .gifts. choir when A Joined it as a h«y- bers and f'rtebds from Manchester K itin g herewith gl^es hls own centber 2. Rev. Thomas Stack, an and vicinity as well aa from-units Tfi«y. w e i / Margaret Murphy, ■ story of those years from boyhood West street. Mrs. Nora Quish, of assistant at St. James's church, Thb Men’s Friendship club of in Rockville, Stafford Springs. th re sh middle age as a , member Thomas L. Burgees ELECTRIC WATER Aulum/street, Miss Josle Keating, Rowe in the the South Methodist church will Hartford. Broad Brook, Windsor of St. Vamee choir: Manchester, will be one of the in­ open its bowling season with a St. J^eph's Rectory, New Britain. structors. and Willlmantic. 3t. James's choir 60 M t/F ran ces Moran, of Hartford,, tic ticket a year ago. hAs" been en­ As Important Part of practice session at the Y. M, C. A. Commander Frank vailuzrl ia in years ago last month. When I be­ \ Catholics and non-.Catholics are dorsed by the Republicans for the Guard Oil ^eaday evening at eight o'clock. a sist^ of the Horan girls of Oak \ h e a t in g Werlier Leads Attack National Defense Plan. gan, cholK rehearsals were held same office. Mr. Burgess was nom­ AU members interested are re- •jeneral charge of. the daftce pro­ reet.Xmy brother. Dr. W. P. S. welcome. There is no charge of gram and will -he assisted by 'mem­ every Friday evening and my fath­ eatlngXof Wlllimantic, and I. As any kind. The school may be en- inated by the Democrats at their With Double; Get An­ Reds ^Rooters 1 f entosted to attend in order that er, William Keating was organis^ tere/from Asylum or Farmington caucus last month and three iHght.s CLEM, eUEFIEE, 10W40ST • LWE ElECniC UM1 Jersey City, N. J., 6 c t ^ .—(JP)— '■ teamb may be organized. bers of the House Committee. far as I Mii learn those are all that Entry to Make SWe Bal-' ^ Defenders Down Nine o:m and choir dir^tor. Choir* members are left out of the original 25 mem­ avenue, y later when the Republicans met other Run Off Corsica Describing Mayor Frank Hague of arrived, at the church about 7^30 Out E arly to bers and I\am the only one still The cmirses to be offered are they endorsed Mm. Jersey City as a "puny HlUer," kail Kingtlotii ^"on’t British Riiid Enemy Planes in p.iti. and father let im into/ the Mr. Burgess is a native of Wap\ In '^6th M Walters singing regularly. listed belbw. ll/shOiUd be noted Wendell L. Willkie appealed today t vere Air Fights, Antl*;i church through the west d^r. He “I have r^etved , many phone that these « « not n^Ities of indivld- ping, which is part of South Wind­ The Manchester Electric Division Go W rong’ ; NoXEsti- had- an old fashioned key / t o the Checks Tigers Sluggers See 6th Game for preservation of civil liberties Nazi Coastal A Real Saturday ]^ighl Thrill calls from-'t)ld friends congratulat­ lal lectures, but eac^ Is thA.title of sor. Hls parents were the late j Aircraft Fire; Intett* Today’s door-—one of those 'ja'ck-knlfe' ing - me upon my 60, years of serv­ X whole seriesNjf lectures on the Patrick and Nora (Quirk) Burgess, In Contest at Qney. ■ j u an important part of national mate Given o f Size keys—about six inches/in length. ice in the St James choir. Real­ .eneral subject Indlc/ted. All at- former residents of Manchester. THE OONNSOnOUT POWER COMPANY sified Attacks Fola| Chef’s “ Upon entering int/^ the base­ defense. O f ^ Arniefl (Zontin- Ports^, Ships ly, the time seems short when I mding the scho<^will .be able to Leaving Manchester for Wapplng, Crosley Field, Cincinnati, Sun Finally Breaks The Repiiblican nominee for ment father woujd jight the first first went into the choir loft to ollow 'two couraes,Nbecause of the his father for many years conduct­ / . 73 Main Street Manchester, Conn gentb; Afraid British low First Quiet Ni HOT PIZZA ' Spei'ials gas Jet and as we proceeckd along Oct. 7.— <7P) — Cincinnati’s Through After Early president called Hague, Democrat­ sing but the passing years have arrangement whereW each in­ ed a milk route in Manchester. ______■ \ ‘ •______: ic national vice chairman arid state in Month; Force of SQi Made While You Walt the basement h e /o u ld liA t other structor will give hls iMture twice scrappy Reds, battling to May (xmimit Sabotage\ Area Stretching from Roast Turkey gas Jets along the way., \ I been pleasant and \he years have Thomas L. Burgess was born Rain as Tigers SePk leader, “the principal promoter of Roast Beef hastened by. j each evening, once at '\3 o’clock April 15 , 1885 and 15 years ago even the World - Series at the third-Urpi draft, if such it is,” To 6D ill Fifth R«i4^ In Our New Ovens. "When we had reached the^ead and again at nine o 'c l(^ . The At Important Centers. Harlingen in The Neth- _____ .______♦ .. • Halt BrnllerS of the stairs at the choir loft we I At Friends’ Funeral was named aa a second selectman three wins, hejd a 3-0 lead Clincher of the Series. and said his city was the site of I “A triend of mine asked me the courses treat of every p h a s^ f life. on the Democratic ticket. He serv-, "the greatest bunch of corruption Dance To the Tunes of Veal Cutlet waited whHe father lighted ^ e over Detroit’s Tigers after six erlailands to Boulogne in Bulletin! two large gas - Jets at each side ; other day, ‘I suppose ybu get hard­ In these days of crisis, the ^hool ed for five years in this office and and racketeers that ever appeared Berlin, Oct. 7.— ndon, . Oct. 7. — (71 the Catholic Church on all mod( FUN FOR ALL! Vea* Scalloplne father's organ stool. I neralp that you don't mind the board- of finance, serving on day. The Reds blasted. Lyn­ (vP)—Menacing clouds hung low Heavy Police Protootlo* nia to make sure that the Dfpves of German bombani'’ singing no matter who \ it may problems. this board for 10 years. Two years Bpeaking under heavy police pro­ FINE WINF«5 _ LIQUORS Oyster., and Clams Strict at Rehearsals wood “Schoolboy” Rowe off over Crosley field today, two hours Balkan kingdom "w on^ go London, Oct, 7. — (/P) — British hammered the war-uarr8|ft> On the Half Shell ' be?' I told him that in nipst in ■The courses to be offered: “The ago he was nominated by hls party tection in Journal Square—whence “My father was very stricit the hill in the first frame before Cincinnati and Detroit were London front . with ren ew ^ ,; AND BEERS about,______starting_____ rehearsals and al stances I was'not affected,\but I Catholic Design for Living,’’ Rev. for representative and won the Norman Thomas was “deported” wrong" wa.s disclosed- today bombers attacked Nazi coOstal Ob- ways began at 8 o’clock sharp. At | remember three funerals wmen it Cornelius Teullngs; “The' Coopera­ election by three votes. Last year . panck At Pulaski Hall with a four-hit, two-run bar­ to take the field for the sixth game when he tried to talk In' 1938— by authorized Nazi sources. Jectivea and shipping over an area, mass assaults today, tive Movement," Rev. Patrick T. Willkie told a throng estimated by WE CATER TO BANQUETS that time there were^25 members ! was bard for me to carry on. The when named for first selectman by rage. of the World-Series, but the weath­ Although they gave no esti­ stretching from Harlingen li) Th* some of the 450 planes whidk in the choir. The first mass I ! first was the funeral mass of.Dr. Quinlan; “ Religion Based on Rea­ erman came out flat-foo'.ed with a supporters at 15,000: the Democrats he waa elected by a Rowe, who lasted three and one- Good-natuied banter marked the meeting -of Senator OiarieS Netherlands to Boulogne in France Were estimated to have beat learned was Lenoard’s in B flat. Jo.'jcpn Higgins who had attended son and Revelation,’’ Rev. Barthol- th i^ frames in the second game, statement there would be little if “ 1 call o.n you In the Interest of mate of the size of the Ger­ ■0 Oak Street piajority of 140 votes. This year he Saturday>Oct. 5 A t 8 P, M. the cause we represent^fto bring McNary (R., Ore.), G. O: P. nominee for the vice presidency, and in a Mries oftlayllght raids which I t I first began as a bass singer but my when she was ill. Anoth- : omew J. Skelly; “ Christendom in ■s assured of election without any was in there for only one out to­ any rain until after the athletes former Secretai^-of Agrlruiture Henry A. Wallace (le ftt Demo­ man armed, contingents, these used succeeded in penetratiaE’ I Crisis: The Reformation,’’ Rev. clvU liberties to their full func­ begam.soon after dawn yesterday Tel. 3894 n.fter.my voice changed 1 took up ei— Captain William Maddeni, contest. MODERN — OLD FASHIONED — HOPS day M the Reds hit his offerings had completed the day's chores. cratic nominee for the same Job. when McNary boarded the train on sources readily explained the and la ^ d until/tote afternoon, the to the central city. -IVclYa W tenor parts. ; my pa; in 1898 during the Spanish ! John S. Kennedy;' “The Catholic to all parts of the park. tioning In Jersey Oty. If we do Rain fell during the early morn­ that and the people do that in every w’htelT'Wallace was riding im-a private car. Here they are In Minne­ purpose'of the infiltration. Air Ministry News Service report­ the raiders were shot down, , "In the winter months It was ; Amencap War anej the last was 1 Laity and the Foreign Missions.” Bill Werber lined a three-two ing, but the Infield .w*a covered apolis when they left the train Tsrlefly to stretch their legs. l i ; Rev. Joseph Labonte; “Christ in Admission 25c. commiuilty, our precious , rights First and foremost, uninterrupt­ ed today.' \ the A|r Ministry annoaBeriU X \*ery cold during -rehearsals and; at the funeral of yoimg Russell pitch against the left field wail for with canvas and suffered no dam- Despite unrelentmg bad weath­ we all wore overcoats and over- | Gardner who recently lost his life ! the Modem* World,” Rev. Joseph two bases to start the barrage, and win remain.” ed delivery of oil aiid gasoline from in ferocious air battle« ta i(ge from the downpours which For seven and a half years, the Rumania Is essential to the Ger­ er, R. A. F. bombers'raided the "in- shoos and the women members in an accident. It is not so easy j Milewaki; "Men, Women, and PICTURES FOR Mike McCormick sent him to third which the Germans^ wera i Books,’’ Rev. Austin Munich: “The ceased aboutJB:^ a. m.,'except for candidate said, “the New Deal has man war machine. Nazis say Ger­ vasion ports” of Osterid, Calais and kept their hands Warm in those.' sometimes to sing well at the fu- with- a sacriffee. ■ York took Ival i few Inconsequential - drizxles. Philosophy of Conduct,” Rev. At - CITIZEN P.\PERS preached to our people a doctrine many ii afraid British agent* may balked from reaching the cap*, old, fashioned muffs. There were j neral of those you have known I Goodman’s roller behind first, and * Despite the murky atiposphere, (ContUmed On Two) two hot-air furnaces In the base- j ^nd respected for many years.” I thur Hanley: “The Church's Teach- held it while Werber scored Md of bittemesa.’’ Local Voting Light com n^ sabotage at important oil ital in three of their five de- ment but all.the heat was down; Arthur.Keating will continue as ' ing in the Maas,” Rev. nibmas ELITE STUDIO Goodman reached first for a sln- AssoclaUd with it, he declared, centers. ■ termined stabs. Eight B ritiall, BLUE CASTLE INN i Stack; "Marriage: Its Nature and DANCING TONIGHT (Coatlaoed on Page fen) "are men like this puny Hitler here Imports circulated in Bucharest stairs in front of the altar as the , jgnor soloist with St. James's planes went down. 865 EAST MIDDLE TURNPIKE furnaces were not forced during i g^oir for many years yet, we all Problems,” Rev. John Glynn. F. McCormick lined' a single who'says who shall and who shall t h « Germany was planning to help not be fecelved courteously in this In the Early/Hours tne week. .... I hope He has surely and effective- down the left field llaer~”and Jim bmld a large Naval and air base Na^^is Report (On the Road to Bolton) Ripple sent Goodman home with a great state.” ^ a r Mamaia on the Black Sea, London, Oct. 7 .— (/TV—N o* fino conducted a real ministry in did this fellow get this DANTE'S RESTAURANT liner to right. That was ail for Army'Arsenal “ Hoyt/ ^ 80 to help In construction of a merous formations of (xor-; HO.ME OF GOOD FOOD! musical arrangemenU was the of- i a long period of- hls 10 Caat Uenber Street Odd Fellow* Building wayT’^he asked. , 6as, Watei" active, life, and In hls worh and Rowe, as John Joseph Perry. Gor- As Usual, Heavy Ballot- RevicW S wide highway east and west across man planes renewed m ass, casion for large attendances in ; Featuring Fresh Clam* and Oyste rs On the H*lfshell eica relieved him.. . . "MaguBloent Reception” Rumania and in enlarging the sub­ W e Serve the Best Food To Be Had! Try Us Out! St. James in the earlier years. I upon all occasions he has given Jiwt before leaving Jersey City, tactics against London today, of his talents in a manner that Is DINE AND DANCE Clam or Oyster Fries / / Grab Meat Cocktail T o Be Viewed ing in Early Evening marine factory and base at Galatl. remember oiice during the presen­ By Judson Bailey Willkie told questioners: "It was Plants Hiirt a fine example .of sacrifice and a EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT Orchestra Every Thur*. and SaL Night*.. Songs At Your Request. a. magnificent reception.” (British reports, quoting Buch­ causing five “ alert” sigBali to We Cater To Weddings - High School Parties • Socials, tation of Lamelofs.. Vespers, Mr. Play bfgPlay of Game. Predicted —— Many and Mr*. Elwopd S.\Ela, Colonel . mode for others starting out on WINES - UQL'ORS AlSO BEERS \ / It was New Jersey which gave arest source*, that Italian troops sound through t W capital Etc. Low Rates. ^ At the Crosley, Field, Cincinnati. Oct. 7. By Roosevelt also had entered Rumania drew and Mr*: F r^ k W. CheneyTjames musical careers. ‘ ' id''Bti^l^ the nation the first proof, of hls Women at the Polls. area, and reportpaly losing' / ______*•■ '______Food At Its Best, Such As RavlulL'^paghcttl, Chlckeh and —(>P)-'-The World Series' came the comment that there was n'b London Explo«ion Fob W. Cheney, Mr. and Mrs. George | Order* Made Up 'To ‘fake OnL back to Cincinnati today with popularity os a presidential can­ nine of their n v m h e r in M* Finlay, Harrj* G. Cheney and I Olde New E ngland House didate when it polled a record )\all Move Waited confirmaLon from authorized many other prominent citizens of , Bucky Walter assigned to the Starts Today on Seventh sources in Rome.) lowed by Great Fire; vore air fighta/ and anti-air­ pitching chore by the Reds and write-in vote for him in the Septem­ party candidates placed in offiirice. Manchester were in attendance 'at Music by ^Smith’s Orchestra ber primary. He wa*’ beaten, hov.*- Hint Protection Prime Motive Railway Facilities, craft fire. Only brief intervalB* “Nothing But the Best In Food” I that service. The church was ! Schoolboy Rowe going: to the Inspection of Nation­ was forecast this afternoon «M» Italians Qaim Another \ THE BEST IN FOODS — FINE WlNES ever, by Thonijishjis |5.E. Dewey, only “We haven’t forgotten British separated the quiet periodB. packed. , I Democrats labored with every de- designs on Baku arid other oil Hangars, Planes HU. IHOME MADE RAVIOLI' HALF BROILERS] (Uontihued on i“age Eight) al Defense Facilities; between/the fourth and fifth' “ My aunt, illss Elizabeth Keatr ' LIQUORS AND ALE (UMtiBned( T ^ p Pag* i Ten) ■vlce at their command to run in a t ' British Submarine Vic­ points," these sources ;comniented, ing was the soprano solrilst and.; /m, alanh^/as the (je'rmana took, ROAST BEEF STEAMED CLAMS Francis Donahue, Permittee. Using Special Train. least onp sei^tman. A , sound thereby hinting that military pro­ Bulletin! my mother, Mrs. William Keating BOSTON TURNPIkP ROUTEBOLTON, CONN. truck, funilshc^.T it was said, by. tim di Flotilla of jVIo- tection of oil fields is perhaps the adva^ge of brilliant weatlH TENDERLOIN STEAKS was alto soloist. The male soloists Dial Qne Day Special Berlin, Oct. 7— Day- , Aboard Roosevelt Train ,en Democratic state headquarters, tor Torpedo Boats. prime motive in sending troops e r ^ press almost continuous |Oysters and Clams'On the Half Shell - Steaks and Chops] were Joseph MeVeitt, John Foley, j blared along, the streets this aft- long attacks by relays o(,Naxl 323D Route to Wateryliet, *fc.,Y., Oct. 7. B altin Blasts TV-i Into Rumania. ^ a c k s . jfl Fi n e w i n e s • l i q u o r s a n d b e e r ? W’llliam Brady and John Keefe. | F la sh es / eruoonl, seeking to Influence curb­ ^-'^m ber* have been concen­ ■ \ - “We don’t do those things for My father w-as a fine organist and ! Clean, Comfortable Cars! —(/Ft—President Roose^velt started Rome, Qct. 7— (/Pi Premier trated today on London and / Raiding planes were. asst (Late B n ll^ a ol tlw m Wire) stone. votei^, who, it is presumed, fun.” these sources said, referring central ^ndon during the Dance Tonight To the Tunes of knew hls instrument w-ell. Father | Courteous Service At All Times! ' Monday Only! , from hls Hyde Park home today had not realized there was an elec­ Muwoljnl moved rapidly through the citiea o f soutbeostera and- / (Jampbell was often found sitting I Plea for Cash to Germany'* guarantees of Ru­ central Englai)d,-DNB official/ alarm Md gunflr* was heard. “ Don” .Mac and Hls Up Beats! on-hls seventh inspection of na­ tion on untli th*y were aroused .nort^astem Italy today inquiring mania's frontier after the Vienna, on the back seat downstairs dur- | Hope to ReopehxBervloe. tions! defense facilities. He headed Germari news agency, report^ The Intensified raids fodofvrtl from their stupor by the donkey’s Into the readiness of his trained award’. “We are not' like England, ing rehearsals listening to .the | C IT Y T A X I FUEL and EANGE OIL New York, Oct. 7—(AV-Offlclals for Watervllet. N .. Y., where an bray. In Manchester, where an tonight. Heavy bombs dropp^ IREYMANDER’S RESTAURANTI music. He was very fond of music.. of the Swedish-American Line said, Army arsenal is stepping up pro­ Says Deinocratic Appeal troops while hls people and the dn important industrial plant* (CoiitlDhed On Page Eight) DENNIS MURPHY, Prop. MEN’S SUITS anti-noise ordinance is to he pro­ (Continued .on Page Eight) 1^37 Oak Street* Telephone 3922] Father Lynch, one of the, curates, In Any Quantity— Any Time .^ v today they bdp^ to reopen pass­ duction of guns of all calibers for In the bend ot the Thariries riv­ had^ fine tenor voice and some- j ' ‘Direct Defiance’ of posed today, even Democrats world waited for some indication Regularly 75c E!ach. enger and freight trside hefween. the. Army and Navy. didn’t appekr enthusiastic' about from him bn what Axis move his er at London- ha*, kept the Chas. Reyntahder, Prop. i times sang a solo at mass or ves­ Wliolesale and Retail New York and Sweden, a sendee The chief executive left Hyde British capital under heavy pers. . _ I Merit System Ban* mechanical noise. Brenner pass parley with Adolf clouds of smoke since morn­ cut off by the German invasion of Park/by special train shortly after Tonight's Town Meeting Hitler might foreshadow. Japan HadTtrPurop Organ ! AUCE COFRAN Norway snd Denmnrk last April. noon following a morning automo­ ■ ^ Ask Reporter ing, , It reported At other ‘‘Old Michael Mullens used to HarUoM, Oct. 7.—(P)—Back at This 'morning i)8 the polls open­ On Thursday he is scheditled to places, the agency said, fad^. (Known As Queen AHce)' iThe Une has asked the belllgerenta bile drive. - ed as a part of the annual town review Fascist units ■ . at pump the organ in the early chpir SPIRITUAL MEDIUM to guarantee safe passage f6r Its more tories, railroad stations and ew Remands BANTLY OIL COMPANY 2 ^ 1 . 0 0 Accompanying the . president "bis office today after two weeks’ meeting. Town Treasurer George Radua, up near the head of the N days. One night he failed'to show Beventb Daughter ot a Seventh Son To Quit Italy tracks have been heartly dam- Center. Street . ’ ^ ; Phone 3293 veaaelB. .'The Hher Drotthlng- illness, Oovembr ^Idw in Issued a H. Waddell moved that at 8 p. m.* Adriatic, and the word spread in up for some reason and I had the Bom With a VelL This Special Wcludes Men's,3-I’iece Suits" (trousers, coat, holm, Red np In Gothenburg since ( Oontlnued "ou Png* Ten) ' agrtl by direct hits. Job to do. j.Bfy*-'that was a Job! statement charging "direct defi­ the session be'adjourned to' high some quarters that a speech might Readings Dally 8 A. M. to 9 P. M. Serving the Public for 23 Years,-. .vest), Exc^ Whites and Gabardines. , the Invasion, would be the first Inrlude Outright Ces* That night we were rehearsing Or By Appointment In the Service ance” by the Democratic State afchool hail where the . business be expoetpd from him then. Today ship to resume service ■if negotin- part of the meeting is to be held. Rome .Correspondent of Berlin. Oct. 7.—^(/P;-—Explosion Mozart's Mass, and through this of the People tor SO Tears. . Central Committee of ' the merit he ..was at Verona, inspecting his of a large, ga* plant in Itondon, sion of Important Slice This^ Is/D u r Regular DeLuxe Service Which Includes Uons were successful.. system ban. against political activ­ This was votqd without dissent. composition the organ had- aome 171 Chhrch Street, Hartford, C«8n. ■ * • • ’ arfhies of the Po. . _ v ! New York Times .Told followed by a great fire.' and se- very, lie a ^ ’ music in "sections of Phone 8-2237 Mindr Repairing, Buttons Replaced, Better Finish. Recess Hopes ity by state employes. , The,.voting then began. Modera­ The Italian ^hlgh Command, Of Inilo-^ina Area, , Seeks Seek Machine Gun*. tor at the poluTls George C. Lcss- . Sunday Dinners 75c- the mass, especially the Gloria, New Has'ea, O ct 7—(yp>— Hie The governor said that hls at­ meantime, claimed another British Election Dispatch F^l^e (Oontlnoed On Page Ten) bid I.sweat that night? I never tention hh* been called to an un­ ner, and it da understood that submarine l)^d fallen victim to the Chungking, China, OcL 7—(ff)—• !ew Haven Register i^ d today Seen Fading chairnian of tonight’s meeting will Clioice of Cocktail wanted to pump that brgan again negotiations were In progress dated form letter signed by Jphn same flotllja of m o to r torpedo Rome, Oct. 7.—HP)— Herbert Japan has made new.-and far- 4 T. McCartbw Democratic stath be Harold W. Garrlty. Cherr-ysfone Clams ' Bluepoirit Oysters for a heavy mass. Manchester Dry Cleane between the British government boats which was reported yester­ Matthews, Rome correspondent .of reaching demands on French Indo­ ■“Everybody worked together in chairman ap|EaUnir for funds and V ery Ught__yotlng day to have sunk a British under­ The New York Times, has been china, including the outright ca*- , Tomato Juice and The High Standard Manofac- Leaders in House Say Votlj^.has'beM very light, but Report British that early choir. I remember the J d t e i N T O S H TELEPHONE 7254 turlng Company of New Haven for that this letter was received by sea craft. asked to leave Italy, Stefani, offlri slot!'of an important slicM f Tong» day I sang my flrs't solo. It was some state .employes In four de­ many' women have appeared to The communique also aaJd a clal Italian news agency, reported kin province, in the nortneost cor*' Appetizer: Stuffed Egg a la Prhlcess/ TAXI? n contract for the manufacture of Besolutio^ Will Go cast tteir ballots. At 12:45 the vote in St. Clare’s Mfiss and I was as CALL 12,400 JW ^aHbre mnohinC guns for partments of the state govern­ British submarine had coriie out of today. Vessel Afire ner of the colony, a usiiAUy reli­ nervous as a kitten but I stood be­ Over for”D ^ or Two. ment. was 828, at 1:30 It was 079 and the sea arid thrown shells into the Stefani said the reason for the- able source said today.. . . CHOICE OF SOUP the Royal Air Force at accost of Was steadily- increasing beyond the side my father at the organ and about $12,000,000. - George R. The employes brought thp .let­ city of SaVons, In northwestern request was a dispatch by Mat­ This source, reporting receipt o f .. Chicken Noodle ‘Manhattan Gam Cllow;der got through pretty good, I have ters'to the governor’s office and I, 200 mark at 2:30. It Is exj>eCtcd thews in which "it was falsely "aiithentio Ihformatlort," said Promptl BETTER FOR Willis, pieeldtSit of the company, WanhInSton, Oct. 7—(ff)— Hopes that by the time the polls close's Italy near Genoa, hilling a civilian Mackay Radio Iiiteraepts spng for hundreds of weddings w hl^ Nnce 1926 has made ^22 asked that their names be with­ and injuring six others. stated Italy was mixing b> the sroond Japanese demand was es*i. /■ ENTREES inE,£.o . . *' . . Safe! of Democratic leaders for a Oon- Sion o f -a, northwest strip of U)S. and funerals in the past 50 years 2|iHoar .Having'just finished ffrading our McIntosh crop we have MANY Reasons calibre target pistols here, de< held...... September Naval Casualties United States presidential election Message Steamer Has Roast Fresh Ham with Dressing - Apj^lesause and am still Binging them.” , a . gressional recess to start this week Quick Retort front Darley (UqntlBued On Pag* Bight) and thus tended to disturb the re­ colony's territory to Thallaad' Sendee! to discuss the report, except to and continue until Nov. 18 today Naval casualties during Septem­ Roast Native Stuffed Chicken ~ Cra-nberrj* Sauce Arthuri-Keating was brought A quick retort came from J.- lations between the two countries.” Blaze in No. 1 Hold. (Siam.) on hand a larffe amount of B grade which we caniidt Dart’s HOMOGENIZED Vita- say It was ./a little prenatnre.” appeared once more to have faded ber were listed as 55 Italian offi- Would Set Up Puppet Rol* Genuine Native Calves’ Liver anil Bacon, out under a atrict music teacher— • • • Walter Darley, secretary of the cera and sailors, five African na­ Matthews, who has been The Hls father—but he hiw reason how Manchester Taxi min-D Milk ih not only most somewhat. Democratic State Committee, that Treafiury Balance Times’ Rome (rortespondent since A third demand was reported t»’; Broiled Halibut Steak v Parsley i gutter store. 'These wil^ be sold at nourishing. Its evenly dis­ OMen Children Removed In the House, leaders Said that tive s^lors and two civilian work­ Thomaston, Me., Oct. 7—(AV-^be that Indo-Chin* grant inda-,' to be thankful for all the pains Joe M. Orfltell, Prop. Algedras, Spain, Oct. 7.—(flV^ no fund-raising letter had been ers killed. The missing totaled 116 April. 1939. and before that cover­ Mackay Radio intercepted a mes­ . Broiled Ham Steak Hawaiian Style his parent took with him to teach, ^.GIHoe At The TM R oan tributed cream makeg its taste introduction of a recess resolution “Itnowlngly’’ sent to any state em­ Washington, Oct. 7—(P)—-The ed the civil .war Iri Spain, expects pendence to a southern diatrlet,^ Brittsh. authorltiea at .Ollhraltar would go over at least unUl tomor­ 'position of the Treasury'Oct. 4: and 60 were wounded. sage here today . reporting .the presumably Cambodia, what* 8'' CHOICE OF VEGETABLES him tha, rudiments of singing. richer. No cream sticks to weiw reperted here today to have ploye^ and that if one had been re­ Mussolini reviewed irmtorized to leave Italy within ten days. British steamer Wearwood afire Family Sang Vespers row or Wednesday. To this Speak­ ceived R was because campaign ReceipU, »19,016,7«6.17: expen­ !>ad At Press Conference puppet native government would ‘ CreamOd Bermuda Onions Tender Peas bottle cap. .Bottles are easief ordered oompufMry removal of all er Rayburn added that he did not ditures. $34,034,084.08: net bal­ divisions today around Verona. in the Gulf o f St. Lawrence. be established. - "I had great training in my home children from the fortress and t i lists .qo'iiM ’not be revised, in time Tile dispatch for which Matthews ' The fnessage, from a Canadian .. Mashed Turnips . ’ . "" when I was a boy.” Keating said. to wash. "think” any resolution woulmer Main Street and Pearl Street Metal^FInu; export copper recesses and was "not frightened act for a state employe to be soli­ The Influential, by threats” of a continuous ses- cited or to contribute to a polltl- ble” of axis hostility to hls ne- England, In .^930, She it a 4,587- ■ *" ' ‘.The Healthy Place To Eat and Drink” ' price stlffr DUl 5^21 - 3122 or 5123 for Results ton craft owned by tm JoaspB Wool Tops.—Strong; trade htiy- 0>natantina 8. S. Una, Ltd. iag npdhliort ooverlag. (C eettw i Oe rage Ywe) (Oeathwsd m Pajs Vw), /■

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MASCft - ^ ’ MONDAY, OCTOBER 7,1940 PAC MANCHESTER EVENING HERtlLD, UANCUESTER, CONN.. MONDAY^ OCTOBER 7,1940

throat and wrlots goshad with a summer by Tbi English Class State Political Interest L Q u r ji^ t h s raaor, and Dr. Clifton H. 06olay, Fire Destroys ' , of Opp,t 'Week-End Trip Accident-Breeding IsJSeen CyclistJIiirt yV. y . Security Laws • octlag msdlcol axomlnar,- pro­ Ala., and other flacks Foni] nounced him a auldde. Members of Tomato 'a aeaidon The en To Be Started Centers on On Week-End Roden’a famUy told tha physician oonaUM only of the'^^dadaslon of that h* hod Injured hia knaa in on attomsjra to practice l^ o r e the Of S.Ae Groups In Crash Here Probe Urged ® CommunloattOB* tor pubJcatlM IB tlie Open Foruia wlU not Menace Like JFifth Column Adams Exp .... accident aavarol mtmth* ago at tha MortlnavUle, HMI., G et trlbondi and the recd|^ o f mo­ Air Raduo . . . . . M guarontood pubUoatlon U tboy oontoln raoro than 800 trorilo. ■ factory where he worked end had The Von COmp-Stokaly tions. The Brat’ opinions Over 200 Nour Bjr Th* AflflbdRted Preaa ^eaa choice. Schaefer piled up a ish o ot ing,Drowning, Alaska Jua . . The Herald resenreo the ligBt to dMUne'^to puMlsb any platter vowed that he would never. incur tomato (jonnary waa <* mal Defense Prob- pec tod on Tuesday, Nov. 12> Jnnior Ban«|, Singing Chicago, O c t ^ —

—OoL J o b n ^ v ln g our boat etforts to guide us Machine CU>m Long Way Polltlcial Interest in Connecticut majority o f 700 in the 1988 elec­ Am Cha ...... Upward Revisidna pf that may be libelous or which la In bod tswte. Free expraoolon ifltered in N | g h t School tion. Snicide, Slashing Are another, accident. , I i ^ Friday he light by a fire which momaflfe SUlwell. preal4wt o f the NatioasLlT toward our 0bj^t$v»—an aeddoat- Km Rod St S .. centered today on the 94 towns to Be i^ected Company Pay a Visit Today’s voting also marked the was knocked down by an automo­ threatened part o f Ma Safety Ooun^, said today that free America—so that our country After It Gets Out o f Am Smelt ..... Old Age Pensions Sug­ ot political views i* desired but contrlbutlona of this character —10 Subjects TaughL and ;w o cltlea which ara electing political debut of Franklin' P. Causes of Fatalities. bile, but was injured only silghtly. reeidentlal area. “those who destroy tbs country's can maintain Its program < t dally Am Tel oad Tel wbico are defamatory or abualvo will bo raJaoUd. their municipal officlala fo r ons DeeisionsI \ To Plymouth, Mass. Control; Other Crashes gested by Harrison. Freeman Watkins, .40-year-oid H. T. Wilkes, gsnarol 25th Anniversary wealth through negligence which life as well as defense. Ws might Afh Tob B ..... and two-year terma. Adams, the orell known Nets York CM, „M ' .....— ------A cloia In English for t)4glnners Negro^. was the vlctlid o f a'stab^ tendent o f tha plant.dadlaad leads to Aecdaantff’Aecddantff’ were as much' —well " emulate “ the ------courage .of tboss Am >Wat W k a ...... Though the conteata ara being columniat, who, aa a Democratic By The Associated Press ngtdi). Oct. "T.— \ r h e Salvation Arm y Junior Hand ■Whan a motorcycle, reportMly will b« atsrUd tonight, in the local Though there were no automo­ bing In a Bridgeport restaurant estimate the .loos but flranaa Celebrated Here^ a menats to tba nation aa Plfth across the aoas who are canying Aipooada ___ Washington, Oct. 7 — (F)-- A waged,, almoet wholly on local .la- nominee, la seeking one of the and Singing Company 'pf 82 mem- inovliuF so miles par hour, goM out Ubrdry Bndgeta pressed beUcf it'w(nild run up tnvelvlnf national 4efi Columnlkts. on businesa and Industry In tbs Rlmour n i ...... thorough-going investigation of be was give'n his middle name. evening achooi. Principal Chester Buea leaders of both parties will seven places on the Sch(x>l' Board bile fatalities Ifi Connecticut dur- early Saturday morning. Police \ berrwpent the week-end at Salva­ In an addresp written for o< eonnol, it travsls a long way. in his home town of Weatton. quoted John Wright, 42,- mlio a $1,000,000. and conatltutlooaUty. of face of peril* ws can scaroaly /Atebison . . . . . th* social security laws, including Editor, The Evening Herald: There was also a small piece o f L. Robinatm announced tpday, and watch the reaults closely, hoping ing-tbe week-end the state never­ tion A n »y corps In Plymouth entktion to the 29th Ni Ummlae." Tsstanrflay Skiwanl Miller, 2S,- o f 4Vlllard Rogers-. suggested Compoies Polsskl asd Roeaevelt Negro, who . la held on a charge pf The blazp, of unknown k naca-bour law occupied niajor Aviation Cdlrp^... auggested upward revtalons Of old Lincoln waa bom. No one can listen a claa* in mathematlca wlU be fbr a vlctoiy which would lenCl en­ Mta. Nila P. Nelson o f ^ N o r ­ where Gsptain David Samuelson ty OongTsas, Oolonel The p SB Mill strost. ridtaig h m o to rey i^ cently through the columna of , Public. Works. Commissioner theless saw four aiolent ''deaths murder, as saying Watkins swung started in '« room . wher* ' ' ntf today aa the . Supreme potential bamrds to Ufp Baldwin .CT ...... age pensions, waa, recommended to Paul Cornell for long without formed Wetmeaday night. More thusiasm to thp drive for votes iii man hircet, Whose siatey, Mrs. is stationed. .that America was have multlpUsd and changed, be left the Bucklond eutotf, plunMfl your paper that It would help tha Robert A. Hurley, candidate ■for caused by aij accl(iental ahipottng, at him with his fist before he lash­ goods were stored and fannad 1 raaaaembled to open ita Carl Setterquist and her'husband Bolt and O h io ...... today by Chairmair Harrison ID., diacovering hia reverence for the than 200 reglath(tlona have been the state and national election Several vopen-air meeUngs and from within aa well as from said, aa tbs country g rows in popu- 188 feet across the lawn of wai­ Miss.), of the Senate Finance COm. clUsena to know how their money Great Emancipator. And, as he governor, and several other candi­ ed out with a knife. ’ high wind, ao(m swept througk / I^MO-41 term. have been visiting herd^ from In­ ter Kenney, hit an apple' tres,^ Beadlx m S receivpd in aU and the achooi now next month. a drowning, a suicide and a slash­ marches were conducted with the out” and the “ Internal sosml( ^tlon. In productive sctivitles, and Beth Steel ...... mittee. . was to be, spent ;if each depart­ talks. It becomes apparent that h.e haa ten different claaaea in aes- The rural areas where most of dates on the Democratic ticket ap­ ing affair that police labeled a James B. Pray, about 39, of three-atory frame cannery and < ending a four-month summer dianapolis, Ind„ entirtalned in newly-gowned\Slnglng Compaby not all of them' foreign agent*—' veered off, bounded back onto the ment. seeking town, funds would tntoe development of new proc- Beth Steel 7, pfd .. Senator Harrison said he would poaaesses the sam edeep-rooted alon (luring each week.. the voting is taking place' nom­ peared In Middletown yesterday to homicide. - Noiwalk, drowned In Long Mand two-atory frama offlcs butUUnf. eaa, the Justices were con- her honor Saturday- evening. It marching In front of the band, and are by far the more dangerous. highway and continued 222 feet submit''a broken -down budget of e s ^ and inventions. The single Oerro Da Pas ...... call the coirimlttec into aeaaim to lov,e of all bumanity, the aame The new Engliah seealon will be inally are Republican, but leadera addraae members of the ' Pulaski The familiar tragedy of the Sound early Sunday when he fell ntad at the start by apptoxi- was the 29th aimiversafy of the making a striking' appeafanoe. 'Along wiUi the Fifth Oolumn- item hf highway travel, increasing then fell off. T^he cycle smashed their- proposed expenses. 800 cases, 90 more than Cbea and Ohio ___ reappoint a aubcommlttee, headed homeapuif philosophy and the same held each Monday Oud Wednesday of that party are not leaving the Federation of Connecticut. Hupley pistol that no one knew waa load­ while attempting to climb from a marriage of the visiting couple, Leaving here at S:30 Saturday 1st* we might Include those who'lrt size ind cmnplexity, exempUfled to a stop m fM t farther on. Mil­ To the Library Committee that total. and friends from Hartford, East ler, bruised and Out was removed Chrysler ...... by Senator George ID., Go.), to simplicity of manner which charac­ evening from 7 to 9 o’clock and the results to chsmee. Laat week- ebmpared the great Polish leader ed-.took the life of Saverino Gan- rowboat aboard a yacht anchored morning they arrived in Plymouth deetroy the nation's Wealth the heed new methods' and seemed like a gOod suggestion. A hationa) defense issue was Hartford; Wofeeater, Wethersfield to the MeiMrIal ho^iiiol where Col Oaa and El ... .inquire Into proposed .aocial ae- terised the martyred president of math*matioa tnatnlctlbn will be State Chairman Benjamin E. Hor? and President Roosevelt with these nusflo, .12-year-oId aon of Antonio off the Norwalk Country Club. rFORWONEN through negligence which leads to "more vlgorbua oontrol,” he add­ at 12:00 for dinner. A musical pro­ Coml Solv ..."...... ^ r it y changes. ■ These would in­ Last year we operated op a $30,- the Civil War era. given on the name nigbto atarting wood wrote a letter to all town words: Gannua(do, a private banker In August Kieuplen,...48, a Bethany placed before the tribunal in a and this town, gathered upon the accidents. Employers who are in­ ed. “ Changes ih-lndustrial opera­ he will be^confined for some days. gram of a high order was given The inUifed man,, afreated fair Cona E dison...... clude, Harrison said, suggested al­ 000 budget. This year we seek an Here waa a man who, from the next week but svill be.(ionflned to chairmen concerned In which he " It was Pulaski and men like Thompsonville, last night. -The boy wovernment petition seeking a ml- invitation of Miy. Nelson to help different to conditions in their tions challenge oM ingenuity in farmer, who was injured Friday In on Saturday night, another con­ reckless driving, told 'police he Cons OH ...... terations in the law. to preserve the increase of $2,000. I f the Increase struggles and hopes ’ and fears of Wedneaday night only thla week. urged a maxithum effort jto see him who put hopes In men’s hearts brought the weapon, which belong­ a fall from a wagon on his farm. '.Sic ° ° whether profits may be lim- them ceiebrate, oand . to - present shops which lsd.,to accidents and preventing occupatlimal accidents ' Itad on purchases by the United them udth appropriate gifts of sil­ cert on Sunday afternoon, besides wax ling onl^ 20 milsa pw hour Oont Can ...... benefits of men conscripted into ia grsgranted, it will be used at the hia own boyhood, iindcratafids the Claasea are sloo held in oewing, to it that aa many voters poa-r and made them see that the Amer­ ed to bis father, into the living dlerlue, white and silver. A mock Miss LiUian Kittle conducted the. with of Hartford were In a alight Elec Auto Lite . . . . qpripts and National Guardamtn of the freedom and opportunity by a .matter of vital importance.' And again a great leader, Franklin heart. Police determined from .their nervous aromen du rlu "idlgtoSt Oolonel. Stilwell, who Is vice' sense of values paralyzed the last year. But we need more which he himself succeeded for more beautiful than th0.se of any ! days. WORTH TBTIMOl Ships built for the government marriage was one of the pastimes, Harold E. Tifrkington led the band. (tolUsion at the center Saturday ' n Elec ...... 3944 imiucted into Federal service (tould . Tw o Msyoto to Be Chosen. Delano Roosevelt, came forward to investigation that the shooting was president of The Consolidated wholesale destruction Cf the atx8:30 p. ro. There was no ar- money to adequately care for the future generations. More Modesty other land. \ ■ during the World war. also general dancing and a buffet Five cars comprised the caval­ Fcxxls ...... obtain cheap government insur­ restoire hope anq. confidence to our wholly sccidental snd planned no Edison Company o f New York, mental difficulties ore^^ultlplied. rest.'^. Yesterday at 8 - p. m. ears .. 41H volume of business at the.. Mary Here waa a man too big and too of . Besid()s the town elections polls Ahother Justice Department' lunch, a feature of which was a cade. William Atkinson and Oeorge Inc., said that the world today “ Is — Motors ...... 4944 ance. - Provision also was made to also are open today in Middletown hearts.’’ action against the boy. Proctor accompanied as drivers. But if there should be any doubt driven shy Charles F. Clevstts of Cheney Library. Last year our busy for pettlheaa or deatructive petition sought a decision -that thfee-Uered wedding cake. One of seeing the destruction of untold Glllehe ...... 344 preserve retirement benefits of circulaticm of books there was abd Stamford. In the latter city Conventions h eiiloh Saturday 'niroat and Wrists Gashed Miss Emily Hanna was chaperon, about-,the value (rf^ c ld e n t pre­ Jackson Heights, New York, and criticism, becauae all of his time Urged by Pope would permit the government to the gifts. billions of wealth, the aftermath HeckeK Prpd ...... 944 railroad employes; 160,229 volumes, which represents Mayor Charles E. Moore, Repub­ completed the list of Connecticut Charles Roden, _who was 73 and David Addy was in charge'of vention, even In ivworld tliat seems I.K>uii Masaaro of 693 Franklin la devoted to building. oollect triple damages tmder the of which will require penny-saving HersljeyX ...... 96 Would Carry on Beneflts an increase of about 8,000 vol­ lican, Ui again running against candidates for CJbngrens, leaving years old Saturday, was found the entire group, which . arrived in Imminent daiiger o f collapse, 1st avenue, Hartfijrd.'collided at Tol­ Here was a man with a vision of Sherman anti-ttust act from com- economies for years to pome. Acci­ Hudson Motors ...... 344 Harrison said, however, that he umes. The clrculslfon at the Whit- former Mayor Bldward A. 'Gonnaud this line-up: dead, in a tool shed near his home home this morning at 1 a. m. ,me bite the^«uunple o f Britoin, land turnpike and Oakland street. a better world for ail mankind, a Says Women Should nsnlas which conspire to fix "col- dent losses, which *eem.\ trivial in Int Harv ...... 4844 thought it would be neceaaary to on Library was 44,482, which also '3vhom he replaced two years ago Rep. Cm . bistrirt Dem. Can. in New Britain last evening,' hia iuslve" and exorbitant prices. on Cottou Stamp Plan whefe the safety organisationsorga are There uiaa no arTeat Clevette re­ vision for which he waa fighting contrast to the destructiyeness of carrylng/on volia ported his car had-Immped the Int Nick ...v...... 2744 make arrangements to carry on represents a -gain over the pfevi- by 2,240 vdteS. The campaign First .products sold the United States. /on voUanUy In spite of and will continue to fight for the ' Fight ^Immodesty' of war, will not be regarded\a» tol- war’s rear m the other vehldlo. Int Tel and Tel . .. .. 244 the social security benefita o f men ous year. there was marked by a factional (• ) William J. M iller—Herman P. Takes on Added Iq ^ rta n o e enaloo and alarm." reat of hia days. . Gets Under Way erantly as ln— Geared for the congress. warm and unselfish heart and an Vatican City, Oct. 7—OP)— Pope -« Nazi Coastal when .a large beer truck, being Lockheed Aircraft .. 29 staff, more branches, more re­ other group favoring Gonnoud. Fitzgerald fomdsd9 Htmkss ' tOOK on addM Importance in view to increase Hartford -retafl busi- employ' ! « When they left civilian indomitable spirit that makes for Pius X II aaya women abould fight backed up by the operator, Ralph Loew's ___ 26 <4 jobs to enter the Army. pairs. more expense for rebinding; the “ immodeety" of present day The struggle v(ent to the Su­ Third Of the current defense program. buslness to the extent of some I^rillard ___ ■/ true leadership. billty.” said an A ir Ministry b^lV- Dumouchel, o f Hartford, backed 2044 He said he would ask George's Both libraries have had a good fashion snd avoid ‘'ambitious perior court which ruled Friday MaJ. Raniilf Compton-^(• ) James 1 4 '.;' controversies are before the $400,000, the Federal government’s Ports, Ships TOqt Ward ... I soon became convinced that tln amplifying the communique.. \ Recess Hopes into the box. There was no arrest. 424* committee to study this question, year. That is due to a number o f Paul Cornell was needed In public vanity.” thst the group supporting Moore A. Shanley court to test the constitutionality cotton stamp plan got under way ------/ Nash Kelv ... /(I? ’ One early morning raider ap­ 944 as well as several others dealing cauiei which MTt quite ai^parent. life. I am convinced today that he “Mode and modesty should go represented thq rightful leadership Fourth of the wage-hour law, which fixes here today. (OontInDed From .-age One' Nat B ls c ...... 1. Our beautiful buildings. 2. Our t / W proaching Calais undfrpdver of the 19*4 with old-age -pensions, unemploy­ together as two sisters,” the pope of the party and was entitled to '■<•)■ Dr. Allbert E. Austin— Leroy ' minimum pay and a maximum Several hundred persons, all of Nat Dairy .... will make a great Senator. clouds attacked a concMtration of N Seen Fading 44 efficient sUffs. 3. The policy ot told a throng of Italian girls yes­ enter his name on the ballot as the D. Downs work week for employes of inter- whom receive some form of Fed­ ment compensation payments and msking books available in differ­ Molly Clinton Boulogne, attacked the D i^holz barges lying in one/Of the main Nat Dlstiil\.. 2; other phases of the law. 2016 Kim street, terday, "because both words have Fusion candidate. Fifth ■tato industries. eral, state or municipal assist­ airport in western Germany and basins. Two heavy caliber bombs Local Stocks N Y CentralX 1.1 ent parts of the town-. 4. The read­ (Oontlnaefl From Pag« una) Among proposals to /be studied Stratford. C?onn. the same etymology, from the Mayor Charles A. Schaefer, Frank Johnson— (•• J. J. Smith H m tribunal agreed last spring ance, thronged the Surplus Mar­ bombed shipping in the Nazi-held aimed from a Jow level exploded NY NH and H ..■3-16 ing hablU of Manchester people. i* a bill by Senator Downey (D., Latin M(xlus, meaning right meas­ Democrat, seeks snothec term in A t Large ' ha^teview a dispute involving The keting Administration stamp lasu Dutch harbors of Harlingen, Stavo- among a g r o ^ of 90 barges. An­ Nor Am CM ..; . lSi*H The proposed budgets sre ap- 1 ? K W. Darby Luipber Company of ing office on Union Place, this •The big thing,” Martin said Calif.), which -would nibstitute a ure, beyond which the correct Middletown and is opposed by (• ) Bolealaua J.- Monkiewicz — ren, Enkhuiaen, Dordrecht and Den other hit a Jetty and a fourth struck Furnished by Putnam oq4 do. Packard .... . 3*4 pended. ' ' i thing is not found. ‘vStaresboro, Oa. Another case was morning, ^ Sion. A number of Democrats also pei^ion, paid by the proceeds of a Middlesex county State's Attorney Lucian Maclora CALL* )««»» * Helder. a large warehouse. 8 Central Row, Hartford Param' Plot .., . 7U For the Committee)^ "But modesty is no longer styl­ were opposed to going home. Penn RR . . . . transactions tax, for ms present / . Lillian S. Bowers Tax Receipts pertrand E. Spencer, the Republl- •) Denotes Incumbent. ■ ■ ^ ______One pilot of an American-built “ Almost immediately after this “is to keep this Congrsss bii ses­ , 2244 ish! As those poor unbalanced 5103 Bid Asked Phelps Dodge , . .13 systeriv. of,^^ old-age beneflts. - / Watson Woodruff Hudson of the coastal command attack the bomber itself was en­ sion to act if the occasion dsnfands people who, having lost the instinct was (Sited for "great gallantry” in gaged by a formation of twelve Aetna Casualty .... 118 123 ■( Phil Pet ...... 36*4 44'hlton Memorial IJbrsry of preservation and the notion of it." Ahead o f ’ .39 officers at a service following the an attack on two armed merchant Messersenmitt 109 fighters. In the Aetna F i r e ...... 49*4 51H Pub Serv N J , -• 3344 ga'laries ...... - • ■ $3,386,00 danger, throw themselves Into fire Sherwood Speaker ••iO.OO meal, and the new president, Mr. VBXAOO OBYSTAlJm ESSO ships off the Dutch coast. A l­ running fight which ensued, the The latest threat to tha elualve Aetna Life ...... ■ 28t4 30*4 Radio ...... 9 Telephone ...... and rivers, not a . few feminine Church Group though his plane was hit and set British rear gunner shot one of reeea* was tha controversy which Automobile ...... 37 39 Reading ...... 19 »i Electric lighU ...... 210.00 Proch, extended a most cordial in­ R A N G E O IL F U E L O IL 11.00 souls, forgetting Christian modesty ^ r e , the communique said, the filer the Messerachmitts down,. in has developed over the informal Conn. General . . . . . 29 27 Republic Steel . . 18*. At Hartfoi^l Rally' \ i' Gas ...... • ...... C^ollcFtor Hunt Makes through ambitious vanity, go mis­ vitation to the New Elngiand Con­ ^ Imiim fhfhlymltl. tfU “pressed home his attack” and his flames and held off the rest of ruling of Attorney "General Jack- Hartford Fire'...... 82 84 Rey Tob B ___ Water rent ...... 1().00 ference Brotherhood to meet with iC Ctottv H MmWiiw . 86s 171.00 Report o f Collections erably toward danger where their Gathers Here plane “ eventually turned over and the formation' until the bomber son that decisions of the National HarUord Stm. Boll. 94 98 Sears Roebuck - 8 l 'j Fuel oil ...... chastity may find death. the Terryville branch for its per gal. 6 . 1 c National Fire ___ Robert E. Sherwo^, playright Insurance • ...... ioo;oo spring meeting. plunged headlong into the sea.” had gained cover in a cloud. Labor Relations Board were "bind­ 94*4 .18*4 Shell Union ... . 8S 200.00 For Fire District. "SuffW Tyranny Of Style’’ Weather Conditions Bad Bargee and Shipping Attacked. ing and consluaive” on all govern­ Phoenbe ...... 84 88 Socony Vac ... . 8*4 and twice winner of the Pulitser Repairs and upkeep . .. 'These.’’ Pope Plus continued, Prize for hi* "best /plays o f the 1.000.00 N. E. Brotherhood Con- le Lota ot 90 GoUonii or More. Per Gallon •Weather conditions were con­ “Barges and shipping at Bou­ ment departments. Travelers ...... 410 430 South Psc . . . . . 91.4 Books and magazines . “suffer the tyranny of style and year,” and Mayo A Shattuck of Rebinding books ...... 225.00 Entering the lis t week of collec­ sistently bad; with low clouds and logne and Ostend were also at­ Critics charged that such a rule PubUc UttUtiee South Rwy ... . 13*4 121.00 imm(xleaty In such s way as to ference Held .at TEL. 8500 heavy rain atorms restricting visl- tacked.' One raider crossing pver Boston, chairman or the New Eng­ Supplies ...... t i n g on the 1940 tax. Collector OPEN FOR DELIVERY 24 HOURS! might /mean that firms convicted Conn. U. and Pow, 98 88 Std Brands ... . 6*4 10.00 seem that they do not even suspect Holland into western Germany Conn. P(^w...... 90*4 62H Std Oil Cal ... . 17*4 land Committee to Defend America Pictures ...... G e o r ^ Hunt of the South Man- Indecency; they have lost the con­ rordia Church. of violating the Wagner act would by Aiding the AlUea, will be the Miscellaneous ...... 61.00...... located and bombed tha ainlrome Hartford'EHec. Lt. . «T>4 89H Std Oil N J . . . . ______. 3344 cept of danger Itself, the'Instinct MORIARTT BROTHERS -at Diepholz, 30 miles southwest of be denied defense contracts, to the main speakers at the public -mase che.stei\Fire DIstridt .reports thst detriment of the rearmament pro­ Hartford G as ...... 33 37 Tex Corp ___ ...... 34 S $6 ,000.00 of modesty." The meeting of the New Eng­ S01-S15 CENTER STREET AT BROAD STREET .Bremen, where two high explosive Illuminating Sbs. .. 99 61 Timken Roll Bear ...... meeting in Bushnell Memorial Hall, p aym en t^ re now $1361.86 ahead Pefflonal Notices gram. Jackson replied that he had . 48-44 Hartfhrd, 'Thursday evening. Msry Cheney Library He urged his listeners, repre­ land Conference Brotherh(x>d held bombs were 'seen to burst on the S. New Eng.Tel Co. 160 189 Union C arbide...... of collections on the previous rste sentatives of Italian GlrLs' Catho­ not niled on whether violators . 7944 Sherwood, who teft college to Jialaries — Librarians $9,200.00 yesterday at the . Concordia Lu­ Tarmac (runway) immediately in Western- Mass. 29.14 Union Pac ...... 8444 3.100.00 book for the\ame number of col­ lic Action organizations, to pay front of a line of hangars. should be.denied contract*, nor had volunteer with the Canadian forces Books ...... theran church, was attended by Card of Thanks Industrial Unit Aircraft ...... 40 310.00 heed to their leaders, who. he said, “Other bomber forces ranging any siiirfl opinion been requested, ‘ during the last waT, wrote the orig­ Periodlcsls .. . lection days in\l939. ,about 100 men ffom Brotherhood W « w-Uh to'llmnk our frienili snrt Acme W ir e ...... 18ti 20\k Unit Corp ...... IK ,760.00 would show them 'how to be "mod- organizations through this state relative) for the party zlven un the over the Dutch coast bombed- a 'Should Overturn Ruling Am. Hardware .... 23 29 Unit Gas I m p ...... inal “Stop Hitler Now" advertise­ Binding ...... The last day for payment of the . l i s Office supplies ...... 400.00, erii, cultivated, sporting, graceful, ’ and Massachusetts. occailon ot our Sliver Wedain* An- number of supply ships lying Representative Taber (R„ N.Y.), Arrow H and T, com 39 41 U 8 Rubber-...... ment and haa addrassed huge audi­ current tax w ith ^ t interest is nlver*ary at the home of Mr. and . 20',4 ences all over the] country In his Pictures ...... \ .35.00 natural and distinguished without I The buslnc.ss session opened WHAT’S YO UR HUfeRY alongside the quay at HOrlisten, ^ d , however, be thought Con­ Billings and Spencer 4 V 944 U S S m elt...... AlO.OO Tuesday, •Oct'bber 19. O n ly four giving way to all the vulgarities Md .,N ele Nellaon. barges in the. River Maas and at­ . 6344 '•crusade to awaken America to Miscellaneous ...... i with a devotional service at three FRANK P. SHELDON Mr. and Mrs. Carl Setterquist. gress should act to overturn Jack­ U S S t e e l...... 61.00 more dates on whlchMr. Hunt will of worldly style." tacked shipping in the Zuider Ze« Bristol Brass ...... 49H ' !l2H . 60*4 the fact that Hitler must be crush­ Telephone ...... ' o’clock and the principal address One of the greateet trials of the dr-(...... ; 7.19.00 be available at the flre\hou.'ie oh Pope Plus touched only briefly (Ijssel Mcer) ports of Stavqren . 46 *.4 ed before he crushes ua.” Janitor's wages ...... I of the afternoon was given by relieve a condition „after making his diaftnoeis. Any doctor and colleagues backed him up, but Eagle Lock ____ 8 >^ 8 *A lYestera Union ...... 30.00 School street remain. will be on the war in' his 20-minute dis- and Enkhuizen. A t Stavoren. sev­ . 1944 Among ShensW l’a hit ptaya Building supplies . .. wUI teU you that one of the hardeet patients to handle is one Card of Thanks there was no indication whether Fafnlr Bearingsx.. 130 140 Weat Ei and Mfg ...... 130.00 there on Tuesday and 'Thursday ■(»urse, characterizing the present Rev. Karl Richter of the hostess eral heavy caliber bombs bUrst on .108, were "Abe Lindoln in lUlnoiS.” Repairs living under high-pressure—who refusce to slow down. We wleh to thsnk our relatives majority support could be lined up Woolworth...... 10 .00 nights this week at 7 o'clw^ and hour as one of devastation and ' church, who dwelt In general on the wharf side and at Enkhuizen Hart and Cooley ... 132 142 . 3Si|4 “ Petrified Forest]' “ Reunion in Vi­ Water and friende for their klndnesa and for such action; ■ Heudey Mach., Com. l l ^ ISH Elec-Bond and Share (Curb) 9,44 170.00 on Saturday fro m if in the m ^ in g telling of the “ beautiful work" : the relationship of the Brother- |•'Moderatiotl In all thing)” U the 6ldeet recipe for health. RICHARD S. CARPENTER sympathy during the long Illness of hits were' scored on the^West quay enna.” and Theii/e Shall Be No Heat ... 700.00 until 9 Ip the ev.ening. ' hood to the church. I Modcratiof) In work, play, diet, recreation and rest. Overwork our bslovsd brothsr, snd uncle. We and in the northern harbor. Here The House was expected to give Lanclera Frary A Clk 24H 26H Light .. which awaits the end of the con­ Night” which Is how playing on 119.00 On Tuesday the fifteenth, he w flict. Officers Selected , may be mental or physical, and the tissues of the brain as also want to thank those who loan-' a number of small ships were hit quick approval during the day to New Brit. Mcb., com 4244 44Va Broadway with Alfred Lunt and Insurance ) well as tha body should be allowed "tim e out" for rest. Work LIFE INSURANCE— ANNUITIES ed cara and sent flowers and those be at the same place from •)' in'' This task of Christian recon- Oscar G. Anderson of this to'wn, who took part In the military aqd fires started. a compromUe version of the North and Judd ... 8044 3244 Lynn FopUnne in the leading : is not nearly as dangerous to health as worry, and as a matter Peck Stow and Wll. 944 744 Orders Equalizing $16,100,00 the morning to 9 in the evening at (^metion, he said, included the re- ■ former president, was elected to I:j>ng winter evenings ahead and i dark day* RETIREMENT INCOME PLANS funeral. Supply Ships Attacked Ramspeck ^ iv il service bill and roles. ' ' the executive board. The new pres- ioif fact work within reasonable limits Is a good antidote for; Barney Kupchunas. RusaeU Mfg, Go. . . . 19, 17 ' which time that, oflice will be ‘ Ing of society on Christian . 4 worry. “The supply ships in the Dutch' send it t(vth6, president. The mea­ Shi^tuck wa one of the first ! ident is Leopold Proch of Terry­ Anthony Kupchunas and Family, harbor of Den Helder. terminus of sure would ^ r m it the president Scovlll Mfg. . . 2 9 31 O f Guard Units New Englander; closed for this year. Mall ^he replacement of the Bible Manchester Representattvefl of the , to join the Wii- Assessors' Sslsriee payments and personal payment-s and its tporal “ in esteem and hon- ville; - vice-president. Paul Preuss 'However, to occompfuA rather than to LIVE, is costing too that require good light, get a new the great North Holland Canal, to extend civil service rating to Silex Co...... 11 13 Ham Allen Whi e committee and at any other times, than menr .or,'" ^ Revision o f the family, of Rockville; secretary, Erhart many valuable lives. Life is a one-way road, and to “ step . PltoENIX MUTUAL LITE INSURANCE C0.4IPANT In Memoriam were attacked in the afteriioon in 200,000 employes of ao-called tem­ Stanley Works ..... 48 44 90 44 has spoken man] times throughout Editor, The Evening Herald: I have' studied the town report tioned above must be made at 21 “ restori^ to matrimony the halo Schubert of Terryville, and treas­ Oil it" and rush through at t.he expense of your health is fool*] _ or HARTFORD, CONN. In memory Of John CrAwford who thj face of heavy fi-re from anti­ porary goyemment agencies, after do., pfd...... 29 — Hartford, Oct. 7— Enlist­ New England. lhardy. RELAX AND LIVE! Recreation it ayent for your pent-; Ibadiedtar. time, recruiting baa been going on dd the work required of them for ___ _ ^ (• ------forces ...for ,Joint. — ------defense- of .the ‘ CIRCLE the compensation given them is th# PttUi^Xbout th# Doctor** •ppoar* wwekly in western hemlspHere. During 1987 the 4^atates of Ihe and all comers were *UiIieh, the re­ SUPER GIANT SHOW!' * Within The Reach Of A ll Union expended. $6^9,000 for fRC- sult being that many/ of the units utterly beyond me. Special matinee performances Senator Geprge (D-Ga) of the reatlon. / * - ' aurpaaoed the m u tin ied atreng^. I hope someone in the group to­ will be presented at the State thea­ Senate Foreign- Relations and Fi­ night will think"of these ofltlclajs. w i t h OUR FAMOUS-MAKE AUTOMATIC OIL BURNER ter at four b’clocit tomorrow and nance Committees told newapaper- F a u t h i s ;^ 4. ■ WUlard B. Rogers., Out(doc)r' Toggery!' JiVednesday aftemoona «o - that men He thought there was a “dla- October 7. \ achooi. students may have the op­ tinct possibility” that . Congress portunity of seeing. “ Gene 'and might .'aopn be called upon to oon- AND HEAVEN Glenn," the popular, stage and alder the matter. A Olimpee Of Paul Cornell SPECIAL PURGHASe “ F or $1 2 9 *$^ V radio comedy team. “Gene and Senator George aaid another ; TOO" To the Editor of The Herald: From the Woolrich W(X)Ien Co. OIehn,’'-.w111 also, conduct a quiz question Congreaa might be asked With I was delighted to learn that the contest for which a large number to consider after the recei* was keynote speech of .Paul Cbrhell be­ INSTALLED c o m p l e t e —NO MONEV IM)Tim BETTE DAVIS WOOLRICH ALL WOOL SHIRTS of local youths have-entered their whether credit should be extended lortfore the 1^38 Republican Coiiven- to Great Britain for armament . CHAS.. BOYER Mad^ To Sell For $9.00 ' PAY.M^ENTS O N L Y «1 .0 4 A W EE K names. ' on has bMn republished for dis- SEE THIS DRAMATIC SIDEWALK TEST "Gene and Glenn” have been a purchases. ---- TOMORROWaitd WEDNESDAY* W JEFFREY LYNN butlpn during his campaign for There Is No Reason Why You ShoiU.iI Shovel Coal Another Winterl National Broadcasting favorite for It was pointed out that siTch — PLUS - United States Senatorship. For Special $3.98 a number of- years and are heard an extension of “ 'credit"* would ON THE STAGED, A t ’w/ ^ ^ hadh the privilege of working for necessitate revision of the neu-- Mr. Ctorpeli when he wrote it two Butt(m ^ Coat, Styles. regularly pver local stations. MATINEE A.ND EVENING ^t‘OUR TOWN” tfality act which prohibits credits years ag:o. FURNITURE In addition to the stage show to belligerents and the Johnson act RADIO PERSONALITIES If You Are Skeptical there will be a screen prasehtatton ALSO SELECTED SHORTS "I'm a lucky boy to have you which ban loans to nations in .de­ come to help me,” Paul Cornell had ZIPPER COAT STYLE SHIRTS ...... $5.00 o f Shirley Temple in "'Young Peo- fault on loaiM obtained froft the Green and Black - Black and White Plaide. «/ KEITH ’S STORE jile ” bn Tuesday and Wednesday, United States during the World NOW: smiled M be greeted me. (AH. the Tlie screen show .tonight includes war. • . GENEandGLENN "I MARRIED ADVENTURE" way up to Washington, I had bedn "Brigham Young.” with "JAKE” and “LENA” "RANOE WAR" thinking how lucky I Waa to have HEAVY CANADIAN PLAIDS ...... $7.50 / CARTOON TREAT! ' been asked to type his keynote All Wool .. ON THE SCREEN ----- .speech.) Whatever nervousness I is the time ... - Ask Reporter Sh ir l e y ^ ATTENTION. LAOIESI had felt about wprktng for the h'a- Japan Makes t tonally known adverUsing exeqji- MELTON JACKETS ...... $4.00 t ■ Flan Now To Attend Onr Keith ’« is the p l a c e ..» tive, whom I had barely met be­ Onr purpose in doing this la simply this- If we To Quit Italy TEMPLE Callente .MsUnees Thursday or fore, was gone. G ABARD INE SHIRTS ...... $2,915 up buy- New Demapds IN HER LATEST PICTURE , ^'Friday Afternoons! Avoid the Evening Crowd! Mr. Cornell had nearly complet­ (Orattnoed Jrom Page 0 *e r ed a first draft of the speech— In YOUNG PEOPLE longhand—when I arrived. For four (ConHnned $nrom Fag* One) All Wool Zlpper United SU U s A f t DEMONSTRATION SALE election is a campaign maneuver 'days we worked from 9 o'clock in Kung Pao said the statement was and challenged The Times to prove SCHOOs. CHILDREN'S the morning untU 12:30 or 1 o'clock SPINNAKER SHIRTS... .$5,00 YUGO HUN-nNC s h o e s ...... $5.95 Consider These Features an indication the United States the diapatoh, He declared “ it "M ATIN E E TOMORROW and Last Tillies of the following morning, stopping 12 Inches. Lr-L. Bean Leather Tope with 1 0 government realized the Far East­ makes little di|feience to the Axis WEDNESDAY AT 4 P. M. only for mcalfl- For four days Mr. Suede Leather and Reversible Crepe Sole. ' > H o r n * ' Famous make RUGS in Jefferson Transformer. Leland .Motor. ern situation' had reached the war whether Roosevelt is elected or TODAY Cornell rewrote . and polished the CAPESKIN JACKETS . ..$9.95 GENT AND GLENN noE Gopdrich stage. not." Preaeat QUIZ CONTEST HARTPOM* •peecb, pacing the floor as he dic­ 9* X 12* s iz e ...... , Urges American Offeoalve • tated, gesticulating almost uncon­ yo «»a«y • » laterchangeable. The b u S e w ^ "Act ts Clarify PoRcy." PLUS. REGULAR SHOWI COTTON PLAID s h ir t s LITENTUF HUNTING SHOES, $4.96 Values up to . $45. ' ■ $ 2 3 * * years 'experience and stlU grosrlag. T h ^ The newspaper urged the Unit­ ' Gayda, referring in an aditortal sciously with his hands and arms. $1.00, $1.60, $1.95 AH Rubber.. Ankle Fit, m t o e ^ t o r i a new, larger factory and ore enjoying the biggeStyeor in their ed States to take the offensive to Jhs government's action, called Indeed, the strength and energy before Japan is able to conooli- Te dsBieiistrsts the eesstina wesr-llls ef eef fsoieus MssUsd it an “act to clarify Italian policy Note. . . which he gave to the vhiUng of Zelan Finish Wind and Water Re- WOOL Atasaae Reas, w* Neva tehea a f i It ft: rug from our rvfulei Meek Patterns for every room in the hoase,Miii the seasaa** newest date Her "position in Indo-China and relations 'With the United . that keynote addtosa was responsi­ H U NTING aad laM H ea the eldewalk is front of emt aiore-.. and declaredl the complete Uapse pellant Jfldkets ...... $4.95 colors. Buy now while prices arc low. . . SUtes.” ENDS First Evening Performance ble for the fact that, when the STOCKINaS 6320 TODAY. NO OBLIGATION. FREE SURVEY. o f Japan would become a dertatn- TODAY tlpie for its delivery came, he arose ty If the United States Navy were Gayda aaid the American writer suNrO-RAiN J a c k e t s . ,$7.95 attempted to create “a new ti 6:30, Doors Open at 6 :1 3 from s sickbed to give It. , 39c entrenched'in Singapore and Aua- Brigham - ' Those four days were the most FUEL on. — RANOE OH. tlRlia, a complete economic and trigue'’ by speaking wjUiout proof 00c and 79c of on Italian plan to. b'rlng about sjimulsting of my life. Each time ' pi**r financial embargo were enforaed Yjm ng” i retyped the speech I discovered " TERMS TERMS and at the same time .JJhinese- the defeat o f President Roosevelt. GENE and GLENN FURNITURE agmiea launched a full scale, gen­ •The plan does not exiat, cannot PLUS . . . PRESENTED 3 TIMES DAILY in it new. depth. But equally Inter­ FROM eral offensive. exist,” Gayda sold. "SLIGHTLY esting was the glimpse that I gain­ 4 — 7:05 and 9:05 ed of Paul.Cornell. $1.00 G. E. KEITH CO. l U t r Matthews- said the reason^ for m OL a n d O I L C O . TEMPTED” FEATURE 1:25.4:31 - 7:30 - 9:40. his expulfion waa “becauae R&>se- Among the books In bis study WEEKLY Where Yoit.Cen Alford To Buy Good Furniture! ; CENTER STREET AT WEST CENTER STREET were all of the speeches snd writ- ? , 1 , v/ • Nine Inchea'of rain fell in ^ velt made a political issue of my Come Early and Avoid Rush Vixisxss minutes at A ^ m , India—proba- story and the Axis feels it must ings of Aj^rshsm ILincoln, for whom MAIN AND SCHOOL STRE OPPOSITE HIGH sglRKJL j L bljr a vorid'f record la rolmtorma, sngwer.'' ■» MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY. OCTOBER 7.1940 ThinM Star System Once Nose Acidity Genius^^Made^ by Unusi urned Like Cartwheels Hinders Colds Coihbination of Fad Preaches Last Seen Pro|e4^^li Against Church of Some Decisiont^of Com* ^oxodana, Calif., G et 7—OF—^hapa rsvedving faster than the New York, Oct. .7.—(ff)- Genius­ the English economist; and >p G. Bromley Ox- Waxed Corpse Fred Oiesseks. Mn. Hsrtach aang mittee- Reich^ vatlonis with Mount Wllsok outer. He suggests that the Sinus 'tto m le and Al­ es are not bom,'but are "made” by Slenczynski,' whose pannto To Leave a aolo for the C. -O. D. Class. observatory’s lOO-lnch telsscopa rings are composed of stars or of an unusual combination of the erately set out to devek Preaches Before Stafford Springs Mrs. Edith IHatt and family, of Mod Dr. (Sunnsr RsndecB to sug- luminoua gas which may later lergic Ructions.'' tional aptitudes in their i Hold Town Meeting *By Exhaustion.’ form into stars. same social factors that contrib­ ^ Congregadon in Jolia O.' Nett* Bridgeport Mr. and Mrs. C. Irv­ WTIC WDRC gm that most of the distant'star Unusual mathematical Kept 7 Years Rsv. Earl GyLiuk, pastor-of the ing Loomla xad daughtsr, Juno, ayimma may. In the beginning, Elliptical, some of which show ute to everyone’s makeup. Dr. ty. Dr. Faris said, la a i . local camreh/M the Naxarena for m , Statord Hartford Hartford Washlnotgn. O ct 7—O ^ W lth have turned rigidly like iVagon bars running out from''the wider • Cleveland;'O., Oct. 7-—IF — Acid Robert B. L. Faris,’ B r^ Mawr of genius often pioduced Syening; His l^ermon. Mr. and Mrs. Charlea, Smith and 325 m nosea wera declared t^ a y to be a the past p n and one-half years, daughter Clark and Mr. and Mra. 104« ke. *88.3 i Itid kc. Oonscriptlon RegIstraUen Day wheels. portions, like a short stick run-* college soc'iologist, reported today. Buch people, he .found, let The Stafford Fair brought back The funeral ^ Georgs F. Bid- In Rockville .Tonight protS ^m against colds, sinus n uniuviklly Isrye/ dongregs- Hearing Arranged for prsache^/nis farewell sermon last Thomaa McKinney were dinner rapidly drawing o s i ^ Selective • Dr. Randers came here on a fel- ning through a loUypop. Even the amazing performances r'uii timiugh tifrough their minds to Ufa after five yean; .-officially gUeata Sunday at Mr. ahd Mrs. well, 58, of SdM’s Mills, Ellington, Moiiday, Ootokar 1 P.M. . Sendee offlclaU pilvXMly express* lowshlp from the Institute of The­ "The .conclusion that eillpUCal troubig and allergic reactions, of chess wizards and lightning cal­ Sion, as other people suli WM pre»«nt » t ' th« South Man Preserving ..B o d y nighty h ie service was well sit- Clayton Carver, of Rockvflle. The tlon. Mayor' Mills entertained the oretical Astrophyaica tn Oslo, Nor­ nebulae rotate as rigid bodies, or b i/a report before the annual t^ded. Rev. and Mrs. Lusk' and closeid Saturday night with a rec­ who (Med suddenly Thursday' at P. M. 4:00—PortU Blake Faces Ufa ed concern today o«M’. reports that culators, he said, depend fimda- ly hum tunes. Several of the ___ It church yMtenUiy mom- 'entire party ietumed to Coven­ VolerB^f Tow® of Ver dsisgates at dinner at the Rock-- 4:00—Backatage Wife. 4:15—We, Hie AbbotU President R oow im might deJay way, . but after country waa nearly so. may be tested by ob­ '^tng oif The American Acadeniy mentally on an -’acquired ability time mathematical wlzanlx, to partake of th* Holy Com- Of Young Woman. t h ^ children will leave this week ord after a succeaaful three-day try and apent the real of the day ThomMdn farm hi Melrose where vllle House. , There were forty- seized by. Oermahy he’ decided to Ophthalmology and Otolaryng- for Lowell, Mass., where Rev. to Vote on Budget 4:15—SteUa Dallas. \ 4:Sd-HUitop House appotatmant draft dlriictor un­ servation," he Mys. “Some of possessed by anyone who can read noted, were Bhepherda, with h'i] Bunion in ob8*rvanc« of Worid- and night showing. Mors thM 12,- with Mr. and Mra. Irving Ixmmia. he was employed, was held Satur- three of the forty-six delegates in 4:80—Lorenzo Jones. ^ 4:45—Kate Hopkins til after tha NMembar election’. ■ remain in the Umtqd Statea -and* these show no detail, but when In*^ ilogy. Dr. Noah D. Fabricant.^of —-the technique oif mentally hand­ of seclusion and time.f on Key West, Fla., Oct. 7.-0P h- iuak has accepted the pastorate The C. O. D. Church School attendance at the convention. Chicago declared examination of CommunlOn Sunday. Dr. of the Lowell CTurch of the Nax- 000 persons were attracted to the dXF"^afteriioon at 2 o’clock at t ^ —Mayor Mills Renomi 4:45—Young WIdder Bnwn. 5:00—Ad Uner—Dance Program AlUwugb tne machinery la vir­ now. la at Yerkas Qm rvatory. temal motion ^^beglna' this tpoy'' ling symbols, like figures or let­ hands. ^Atory UBBd tJh groups Ih. Faris.points out that arena. from 5:30 ‘till 7 at the Church. Qino Colombaro, 23, of West 6:00—Girl Alone. and sinus infections showed that ^awrne, “Fenowahip.” The choir for a 70-year-oId roan,- who, Rev. and Mrs. Lusk and their crowd of the three day» It was sonvlUe. Burial was in the Elling­ nated for State Senate. 5:15—U fe Can Be BeautlfH 6:05—Interlude v of some ^,500,000 men on Oct. 16, ulae have not’folMwed the. develop­ Net NeceeMrily Youeger. rather than singly. obsessive interest which seemi I'lHmc "Ho, Everyone That Thlrat- charged, kept in hla bed: estimated that 5,000 attended the Community House. > ton Center cemetery. Mr. EUdwell Willihgion who was alleged to have 5:80—Jack Armatrong. \ 6:15—News Broadcast — Bob oftteMs Mid lack of a director ment we observe In splral^bulae •They are not necesskrily secretions w^ for a Rockville, Oct. 7.—(Special) — been ^ v in g on West Main street 5:45—The. O’Nellla. \ Trout wltli m il power to make decisions la that they rotated as rigid bpdl'ee younger than the spirala Or dif­ were definitely alkaline^hile those Investigation-of'the lives of ‘,‘genl- spread In the young. But tn West Hartford, are occupying the where he ran Into the parked auto of normal-persons were acid...... OlMia in ExceUla” by Molr. Thla woman with whom be fell, on the second day. Stage perform- number of years and had /Men em­ The annual meeting of the voters 6:00—News and Weather. ' . \ 6:20—Edwin C. Hill hampering them somewhat, from the start,’’ he says In a pkper ferently constituted.” ■ / uses" like Richard Wagner, cases the (nterMt flags befora . ana the lirat aervlce in celibra- before she died. ancea were danrlcd bn during-^the -’Buckman.place"■ which ia/’o ^ e d ployed on various ik rn ^ In this of Edward J. Perzanowskl of 54 6:15—Republican State Central 6:80—Paul Sullivan Reviews Tlie ome dtclXioaa are reached by just released., ■ ' N Dr. Randers found that the cen­ Nose drops which acidify Thoroafi ^hgonEkllson ’^ and ’d'th the e present--' can lead to a notable career. /■ fion of the 150th anniversary of “I did not want .on^so beauti­ afternoon and large crowds were by Charlea Heckler. ssctlon. He Is spr^vM by four of the Jown of - Vemob will be Village street, was arrested early Committee Progriim. News :hauati(m," one official of the Tkree Types Of Byeteme ^ tral part of the nearby Andromda nasal passages, were found to he. “day child...... pianist_ Ruth Slenczynski . ■ The fault for this seems th i on hand to witness the t;rottlng Next Sunday will be-Rally SUn- held this evening' at eight o’clock Sunday. Supernumerary Frank (L45—TTie World Todsy joint Army'-Navy Selective Service Dr. Renders points out that nebula is rigid, while the sur­ more effecUye than alkaline sol'j- the founding of South church. ful to go to duat," Im u ty Sheriff day at all aervlcea Ip^the church. sons; David oI TnbmpsonvUle, ;30—Aak Me A-nother. were published in The American to lie in the social system, aUiop’a Sermon Ray Elwood quOted^the man as and pacing program. Saturday, a George N. of Dalevllle, Roderick In the Town Hall. ^ Kindersberger and Patrol MS-r-Lowell Thomaa. 7M —Amos ’n’ Andy Committee said, ’’when one aide or there are three types of these dis­ rounding portion is unstable,' sug- tlons used. Socloiogtcal Review. discourages thf young from ' crowd of more than 2,000 pearly Any notices to bo placed on the 'ibe voters will be asked, u vote Merrill Cedor made the arre: 7:18—Lann'y Ross the other In a .controversy gives tant star systemk: fesring - ■ - ■ D1-. Fabricant tested bis patients’ Btihop G. Bromley Oxnam of sajrtng.- / church calendar ,fnuat be given A. of Hartford, and Albert Bldwell [:00—Fred Waring’a Orchestra. that first rings may have . Mast Important Factors "diffurent.’’ Boaton addresyd the evening- con- Booked as Kari Tanzler Vat filled the large grandstand. of the^U. S. Array; two daughters, On the budget'-for the yeM as pre­ and Colombaro was scheduled GlS—The ChaiMions. 7:80—Blondle In." Bpirel, Use bur galaxy, which re­ formed, followed by the develop­ reactions with a . comparatively I Some of the most Important aa- to the pastor ^ rly Tuesday eve­ appear in court this morning. 8:00—TtMse We Love semble a spinning pinwheel. except •tagation on tne theme, “Conserve Cosel^he was placed In jail in de­ For the first time in the history ning as the calendar is atenciled Mrs,'Florence Short of MCrideh' pared by ths’Boerd of Finance; to 7:30—Inside of Sports. liaut. Ool. Lewis B. Hersbey, a ment of jipiral arms. new glass electrode, an instrument certai.lable factors in genius, he Create."\Tn hla sermon he de- fault of fl.opo bond on a chatge of Stafford, local voters are - cast­ Mrs. Eklith Lslgh' of WllUman- authorize the selectmen to apply Democratle. Meeting 7:45—Wrightvllle Sketches. 8:30—Pipe Smoking ‘na member of the (xiinmittee, hae bMn that they revolve faster at the cen­ ‘The ((uestion of how the sys- which reappnds electrically to found, are an obsessive interest m I*1ons to F oil T hieves on that evening. 8:05-TRImer Davis—Ni ter. than at the outer portion. /•glared: \ '. of rem ovln^he body from a vault ing two ballots-today for town of­ The La^ea' Annual Harvest tic; one brother, Harry Bldwell, to the State Highway Department The Democratic City and Town 8:00-r-The Telephone Hour. assigned by the president to ex­ terns acquire their original rota­ slight changes In alkalinity or .a certain subject,. long study aqd "When an institution has lived ficers. Besides voting for town Of­ and one sister,' Mrs. Edith Dicker- for town aid and 6tate aid road Committees will hold an open 8:30—Alfred Wallenstein’s Or- 9:00—Lux ^ d ip Thegisr ercise the functions of the direc­ -Ring, which appear os a aeries tion," he said, "remains unan­ acidity. » Yarmouth, N. 8.—(4V—'Hie without peirmisslon. Supper /Wilt be served Oct. 2^ in- 10:00—Guy Lombanlo’s Orchestra effort, close contact with experts William Fenny of St- Ar as long as 150 ywrs, there la dan­ ' The qfflcer said Van Cosel-ex­ fices, the voters are also casting steacL-Of Oct. 30 as had been an­ son, both'of Manchester. ’’ funds;, and also to; authorize the meeting this evening at 7:30 chestca. tor, but he does not have even- the of concentric rings, the inner per- swered.” , ' The Chicago physician found in the field, and isolation .from the ger that It will become more con- ballots in a special election for a selectmen to dlapOee of foreclosed o’clock St the Democratic head- 10:30—Back Whege I Come From title .of acting director. Friends of with' this method that the acidity Roman Catholic churqh la “tlrad j plained that he removed the body- nounced. / 1116 first and second degrees.will 9:00—Dr. I. Q ., 10:40—Fu Manci distrattlng—. everyday -activities fooling around" with etmed about conserving lU heri­ fronya vault two years after the tax collector to fill the unexpired be conferred on a large class it property. \ quarter# in the Ehtchange bldbk. 9:80—The Showboat. . , Herahey bad been advo<»ting that T*T“ of the body changes in a regular most people engage in. tage then of being a creative term of Leo H. Garvala, who re­ The budget os prepared by the West Main street. 11:00—Esso R ^ r t e r he be placed In full charge of the vlaory Committee set up- by ibe • J ^ J , !. ■ thieves, so he' is InstalUpg thr 19-year-old woman died, took it to candidates at the meeting of the 10:00—Contented Program. 11:0S—Sporis/Roundup rhythm and is greatly affected by person’s de^ small, safes in the churrii. — isolated home and used wax to signed last-April, and whose term/' Ellington Grange to be held Wed­ Board of Finance includes an ap­ The various, committee reports 10:30—Guy'Hedlund and Co. conscription program because of president,' which, officials -said, Deaths Last Night heat, cold arid the taking of Urug.s. termination to eliminate imperfec­ expires in October 1941. Candida^ propriation of 819.423.73 for gen­ will be presented at this time with 11:10—Nev^of the War his familiarity with all aspects of will be imbedded in concrete. ^ • ^ l a church was established ipalr and presenre It. W n f ^ p i n g nesday evening in the Town , Hall. Il:06-T-New8 and weather. 1 1:30—Columbia Masterworks seemed to be serving in place of a ' 'This may explain, he Indicated, tions In his performance—exempli­ ipbntemporary with the nation. Im ArtiflclaJ. RAse in Bair for this officb are Selah R. Sanger ITie lecturers program will be in eral government; 3900 for public the meeting being open to all 11:15—Party Line. the work, bom of . several years director. why colda* are more common 12:00 study and aervlce, as a member of fied In the years Ekethoven would the year that it was founded Elwood said the body, clad in a of Staffordville, appointed to the Mra. W. W. Grant charge of the following commit­ safety; 313,850 .for highways; party members and independent 11:30—When Day Is Done. ' BegnlailoM Completeii Chicago—Henry Horner, 6L two among people In a nih-down condi­ work on a single composition; and George Washington made hla Qfat office by the board of s^ ctm an 31,550 for health; 346,050 for char­ voters. 12:0()—War News. A.M. the joint committee. pm silken robe w ith'a veil over the '7304, Manchester tee: Mr. and Mrs. Leon Parker, 1 2 :0 ^ Dance Orchestra ^ Otbeiw in the War Department The regulations ulUmately. were term Democratic governor of Illi­ tion and why quick changes from a desire to surpass in the* public D inaugural address; the first /ihlp facB, lay In a single bed near a last spring as the Republican can-, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Eastwcx>d, ities; 3113,835 for education, 32,000 Registrars In Session 12:05—The Party Line. - completed snd sent to the White nois. ■ heat to cold make a person .more eye previous accomplishments, di»” didate and Bartholome;v ' W- Mul­ for the library; 3200 for the tree The registrars of voters of the 12:3ey had disposed of the matter Napoleon’s defeat in Russia >aaid, ‘No Vermonter ever does ly became euaplcious, and upon'a mediately. ii:m —Road of Life. only to find that their work did largely was caused by typhus .anything one tells him to do at ceeded ^As pastor here the Rev. Rev. Leon H. Austln/lfad for his to send to Canney Creek, Ken­ ing unopposed for renomination. ation program will be carried out 12:15—When A Girt Marries visit to Van Coael’a home, had a Charles H. Cotto'n. a resident of tucky. All members and any one with Mrs. William BIrreU of David Hamm. not mee‘ the approval of the Ad- which killed thousands of bis men. tha time he is told to do i t ’ (6) glimpse of the body on the bed: H arr^ B. Anthony who resigned scripture reading Sunday moriilng, The convention was called to or­ 12:30—Romance Of Helen Trent to jiCcept the pajlastorate of the John 4:4-15:20-26.^18 theme was East Windsor for forty years, cele­ who is interested are requested to der by State Central committee­ Bethel, State Chairman, in charge. i2;W Your Tune at Noon 12:4.5—Our Gal Sunday Ws are an inventive people. (7) A search warrant was obtained brated hla 88th birthday at his : ‘ Harold Koib. Wa have deep religious convic­ and Deputies Elwood and .Waite church of the Na:zarene, Colum- “If Thou Knew^t," text taken bring toys, wearing apparel, etc. man Frank Parizek Of Willinnon Meeting Tonight i '1:00—Esso Reporter bus, Ohio. . from John 4:l(k'^The choir render­ home Sunday with 59 relatives William W. Bolles who is the with Harold W. Bruoe of Staff<^d A meeting of the Daughters of I 1:05—Us .On A Bus tions. entered the home yesterday. present It has been a custom 3}jS^ Gene and Glenn. "Is it possible for us not only to Elwood aaid Van Coael readily itev. Lusk, a native of Pcnnsyl- ed the anthepf^’‘The Beauty of Thy oldest ^rson In town observed Springs being named chairman. Isabella will be held this evening , 1:15—Woman In White vaniH served several churches in Peace" by/Adams. Following the for. many years, to hold a family hla 97th birthday at his home last Robert Gailbraith'of Somers was at eight o’clock in Red Men’s hgl \ |;80—TTie Weather Man i 1:30—The Right To Happiness conserve these traditions, but to admitte'd ha-ving the body. It was X#;36---Day' Dreama. use them in creating a new world? taken to an undertaking establish­ Ohio and Pennaylvania before sernaon./Ihe World Fellowship of reunion on the occasion. Mr. Wednesday. Mr. Bolles {s In good, named as secretary- The name of At this time the'annual electio: 1:45—Main Street—Hartford Scranton’s Restaurant We admit advance in 150 years. ment, where attendants said he coming to the local pulpit. Cominitnlon Was served. The offer­ Cotton has 31 grandchildren and health for a man of his years. . Mr. Mills waa 'presented to the officers will take place. 12:48—Slagin’ Sam. 2:00—Young Dr. Malone UNIVERSAL ELECTROMASTER The youth of today have a meas­ had done an excellent job of pre­ ing at this service will be given to two great-granchlldren. Some of the town roails are re­ convention by/Herbert Scbelner of Church Events 1:00—News, weather. 2:15—Joyce Jordan—Girl Interne .. V 178 Tolland Turnpike E. Smith of Intat, Chlrfa to Xlrs. Dorothy Swatz of New ceiving, their annual coat of oil. Rockville and there were no other The Allen Bible Class ;6 t .-the «;15—U ttle Show. 2:30—Fletcher Wiley ' - ure of idealism far beyond that to serving the resemblance of the 1:30—Marjorie Milla. " I _ . ' be foimd on |he' early campus. It womiqi. elp him care for 300 orphans In York city. Is spending a few days Mrs. Harry North and her names prea^ted. Rockville Baptist church/'WllI hold 2:45—My Son and I used to be a whiskey barrel and Members of the family viewed Old Resident China.' with her sister, Mrs. Ernestine daughter, Mrs. Nell Kresse of In scenting . the nomination a meeting this evening at eight 2:00—Musical Souvenirs. 3:00—Mary Margaret XIcBride Serving _ Home Cooked Food averyone helped himself as he the body and identified it as that Rehearsal. for the Town and Sullivan, * Erie, Pr.. have “been recent guests Mtiyof Mllis called attention to the o’clock in the social rooms of the 2:15—Larry Luke, vocalist. 3:15—Console Echoes . came in. Now it ia soft drinks and of the young woman. Gown chorus are held Monday eve­ The''town election Is ■‘being held of Mrs. North's sister, Mrs. John fact thq®gwo years ago when the chti'rch. 2:30—'n>e Career of Alice Blair. 3:30—E>mo Reporter yoU'have to pay for it. . Today’s hearing for Van Cosel Of Town Di^s ning in Wllllmantle. Mra. Arthur today at the South Windsor town Lyman, and family. Republicans were campaigning for The Committee Twelve of the 2:45—Meet Miss Julia.' 3:30' Studio Matinee - ' Facilities Available Exclusively for Parties and Banquets / World Government was scheduled before Justice of J. 'Vinton. Ruth Vinton and Fran­ hail with the annual to«m meeting office' they presented a list of -Union Congreg^lonal and the 3:00—^Mary Marlin. y “Is it too much, to expect in the the Peace Ekirique Esqulnaldo. ces Hill have joined the chorus for this evening. promises to the voters and the Vernon CongrMational churches 3:15—Ma Perkins. A fter 8 P. M. Any Nlifht, another year. The choir will render 'The last day for names to be promises made at that time were will hold a meeting this evening 3:80—Pepper Young’s Family. -next century that we shall have a William E< A l^rd Pass­ 3:45—Vic and ShdK Ruling Is Given world government — a United "The Messiah" and Is being direct­ pyt on the "to be. made" ^list for '^ a ile a f l carried out and the budget not at the Verqmi parsonage at 7:30 CAlX MANCHESTER 5855 Btatea of the World? Is it possi­ es Away ;^Was Select­ ed by G. Lorlng Burnell of Water- the state election is Tuesday, Oc­ Cnly balanced cut with si substan­ o’clock. / ble to tranalats the word brother­ Siinday Labor bury, taking the place "of Herbert tober 8 and voters will be made tial amount also in the stats.,treas- The LiMiea Aid society bf . the On 40-Hour Week hood into a reality in the eco­ man foi^ight Years. France, who is on sabbatical leave. October 12 and Oct. 19. Tbs'Woman's Club held Its an<- Vernon/Methodist church will hold nomic order? Can we create such Wednesday, the'GoVentry Frag­ Mr. and Mrs. Harry Maclean of A resolution committee consist-' a w o ^ day program at the home nual meeting at the home of X ^. Easterp Standard Ttme^ a faith in th% Father that we will Law Violated Williapi E. Alvord, of 3 Oak­ ment Society will- meet for 4n all West Haven spent the week-end at Alphonao Wright of Jones strMt, ing of Henry Schmidt of Rockville, of 1^8. Laura Ward in Dobson- Washington, Oct. 7.--(iP>—Em­ b ^ m e co-workers with God In land street, ■ for 45 years a resl- day meeting with Mrs. Henry J. ^ e parsonage with their son'. Rev,- last Thursday afternoon. A phtri- Clayton Reed of Tolland and Her­ V11J6 on Tuesday afterboon. Douglas V. Maclean. ployes starting a work week that M m building thlsSvorld order? Can we deqe 3f Manchester, and a member Barnes. Covered dish luncheon will ottc luncheon wai served, the ta­ bert Scheiner of Rockville pre­ Final Day for Toting New Yprit, Oct. 7.—(8‘)-^Broad- commences before midnight Oct. i f f understand an individual' really be served at 12 o’clock sharp. Mr. and Mrs. Homer D. Lane, Jr„. sented tO' the convention a resolu­ The temporary lane of the Mo­ caating IS cooperating with newa- Hartford Man Is Fined the Board of Selectman eight bles were decorated with rerf, white 23 may work 42 hours without Mvea as he gives? / Thursday 8 p. m. the Republi­ left by automobile Friday morning and blue with a beautiful.. cake tion reviewing the political carec tor Vehicle Department is testing paperf and other agencies in the overtime pay, Wage-Hour Admin­ Taak Of Creation For Working Herej yenrs, died yesterday after an ili- can caucus will be held in the for a trip to Niagara Falls and decorated with “Ood B l ^ Ameri­ of Mayor Mills. In part this cars on Hale street ,fbr the final curr^t campaign on. behalf of. istrator Philip Fleming haa ruled. "When the last bomb has been qess of 18 years. He was 76 years church community house to nom­ other places of interest. , ca?, the flag and red canoles’fpr the stated, “As trelssurer and > day in Rockville tbday. The Ian* aele'ctive ■Service. However, if the work week starts released >a'nd the last submarine Other CaseH Tried. of age, having been bom in Bol­ inate a candidate for Representa­ C a r^ have been received from centerpiece. ’ The meeting- was of -the City of Rockville, 'W has will close at 5 p. m. this afternoon* 'Each network haa been putting after midnight O ct 23, the maxi­ sneaks back to some, far harbor, tivein the General-Assembly and Rev. George Victor Hamilton of conducted by the president, Mrs. displayed executive and . admlqis- Cars Sidewipb on a aeries of explanatory proi- H 3 i ® M l D $ m ) S ton bn December 16, 1863, a son Jum ce of Peace. North Stamford, w ^ was a for­ mum hours—without overtime pay then we'Shall throw down our Several -week-end arceata had of Elijah and Cynthia (Wiamer) Walter Wright. n was opened trative ability. Specially/adopted Automobiles driven by Paul grams, and when the drawing takes '—must be reduced from 42 to 40. weapons and take^dp our tools, be­ their result in towTi ^^ourt this Alvord. /Friday • evening, the Coventry mer pastor of the/Wapplng. Con­ with the song. "Odd Bless Ameri­ for legislative work, liv in g in Kavacents of RFD 1, Stafford place in Washington,- Mlcrophonea cause aftP' the bomber comes the ^illW e Club will hold Its weekly gregational ghur^ f p left here ca”, and the aecr^ary a'nd treasur­ Springs and Savas Xtontropouloi will' be preaent so that the nation . Fleming aaid he read the law to morning.' Joseph Molota of Gar­ Mr. Alvord spent his early life meeting at 8 p. m. in’ the Town the Senate at t)ie sess|6n of 1939, men the revision applied to “the bulider rtfe must turn to the task den street, Hartford, charged \vith in Bolton entering politics as 20'years ago ta'Mcome the pastor er reports for tbe year were read. a member of im port^t commit­ of 17-,Aeton street, Beverly, Mass.; can listen ^/In as the numbers are • of ■' .atloh. We can-begin in the Hail in South Coventry. A special of the North/Stamford Congrega­ The following officers were firs) full work week beginning on violating the Sdnday work law, young man. He held various toyn speaker will be present. Refresh- ; tees, he won an 'suviabie reputa­ sidewiped on route 15 early Sun­ picked t6 determine the order of; or after midnight, Oct. 23,” and ■■ jiiiiunity tn which we live, The pleaded gulltjr and was fined $1 offices in Boltoii including §eWct- tion^ ch u m where he has been elected for the coming year: Presl- tion, his Inltlativ^nd qualities of day morning. Patrolman Merrill i / aeie^bn for training. President ^ybuth of Europe follow leaders; we ments will be served. Members preachlngr ever -'since. He said, dent, Mrs. Gladys Miner; vice presi­ added that such an interpretation and costs.^/ He _was arrested at man snd represented that ywwn and all of thcMe interested, re­ "On Syqday, October 27, I shall leadership receiving favorable Cedor and Supernumerary Frank r Roosevelt ia expected to partici­ would mean that the revision would . need a leader, too,—the Christ." 527 Main street' at 9:45 p.. is? in the. General Assembly M 1894. dent Mrs. ^ u is e Links: secretary, comments.” ' Kindersberger investigated, but niS"^ pate. ' . ’ . The-musical tuimbera, rendered gardless of party affiliations, are sevic/rny pdatorate of 20 yeani not apply to the work week be­ yesterday as he was unloading Bolton .was then a Democratic cordially Invited to attend. ' • ' Mrs. Irene Wright; and treasurer, At the conchlalon of the conven arrests were made. On the night of regiatratlon day, ginning Monday Ocf. 21. by the choir at thd evening sefvlce party stronghold and Jm . Alvord wijn this church." He is also the Mrs. Anna Potoak. The next from a truck' a number of steel The Selectmen and Town Clerk ad of the.Children’a Home. let. 16, CBS la to set up a “Man The present minimum pay of An FHA-insured Modernization Loan from (thi6 institu- This New 1940 “Flight” , Range Kitchen' comforto o m ii the, year ’round included ’’.Who so dwellfth under shields of the type used to back was the third Republican ever to meeting will be a public card p a r^ i(i the Street," in which questions the defense of the Most High" by represent the town iq the General will be iq session in the Town, held at the home of Mrs. Walter 30 cents an hour will remain un­ lion)—repayable in convenient month^ installmenta up targets in shooting galleries. Clerk’s office in Soiith Coyeni ill-be asked about the occasion in changed. suited to your income—can pay you the folldwliig divi­ Martin and "From thy love as a The accused said, he had to move Assembly up-to tjiat time. He. was Saturday Oct. 12 from 9 K./m. Wright on Jones street, Thurs­ ew York, on a farm near Chica- brings you speed, beauty, economy ^ e luxuryirfy ofo f safe, autofiiatic and .. F j^ e r” and “Unfold, ye portals his possessions yesterday -as his, 31 years of age elected and to 5 p. m. . and at the Tqwp/Hall day evening, Nov. 7. p, in Hollywood and at draft head- dends. j|Vy . ’Everlasting’’ from the "Redemp- was the youngest member of the .) Williiiglon , Annual Church Service Sunday [uarters in lyaahlngton. NBC alsd ’ tlon" by Gounod. conce.sslon in aixotWer, towm" ran, in North Coventry Saturday Oct. *will be held October 13 at the New British War Relief and convenience in a Toe Base Moc out General during- h'is 19 from 9 a. m. to 8 y. m. for the arranging a feature or two for You can replan your home to fit speedy electric cooking with the The Nortq Methodists. in Man- term. He waa/a Grand Juror in '' Hiss Jatnle -B. Chnrck ’England Grange building on the at day. ^ .' A Thought the growingr needs of your'fam­ ChaKer' and the Burnside Metho- Pleading guilty to a charge of Tolland Coumy for two' terms. purTKWc' of examingythe qualifi­ Blastem States Expoeitiori grounds with Three Open'5 Heat Unii^ and dpts in Eait Hartford joined In speeding on .East Center stjreet cations of those who wish to be­ -in-Weat Springfield, aMse. ily- Use your FHA-insured loan , added advuntages .of glowing warmth yesterday'at 7 a. nu'at a rfte of, to Manchester come voters of this town. The Republican electon . will ForOcut of reception on. the to remodel'. . make repairs this service, since each of these Mrs.- JoseplUdc Skilton and meet In caucus at the town hall Mr. and Mra. C.'C. Ramage and short wave cbannela for the .hew Oli-e unto the Lord, ye lilndreda 'churches had deflnlte.^.cbnhectlon8 60 mile.s 'per hour, JanTcs A. Scan­ In 18,95 he married Elulia J. Mrs. Ronald Hdagland and daugh­ of the people, give onto the Lord "Economy Cooker. y ■ ' _ ' lon of 19 Franklin street, Nevy Martin,, -of Bolton and immediate­ Mrs. Efcnjamiri A. Strack visitecl .'Thursday at 7:.30 p. m. to nomin­ week indicates that condition^ . . or structural changes. Fn- when needed. All this and iecoh* . in the early founding'of the South ly afterward'moved to Manches­ Edmund at the Soldiers’ ate candidates for representatives ter, Barbara, of Brooklyn, N. Y., should be the best experienced for glory and strength. — Ckroniclee joy morej comfort! ;Church. ' ■ London, was fined 310 aiid costs. and- justices of the peace. were overnight guests of Mr. and 16:*8...... ' K ■ Osas pontlmied.' ter Grean. In KHM he was elected Home in Rocky Hill. Mrs. Strack the last month or so. It _ reads: to the Board of Selectmen when says "It’s wonderful -to see what Registrars of voters will be In Mrs. Fred Guard, Thureday. - “Good until Ttaturday and Sunday, All the features you s ^ • (as well as oniy' too in Electromasler’s 1940 The -case of Edward Miller, 22. sessibn at the town hall Tuesday Mr. and" Mrs. victor Oflafa and - Praise, more'/dfvlne than-prayer; of 25 Mill street, held for reckless the board was composed of but a well perserved man Mr. KUespie when a sliBpt drop may pnvluce a Masons to W,ork ' three' members. When the town Is at 97 years, of ago”. She also from 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. to correct infant son. John, of Manchester, fair classl^ation." prayer points our ready path to those you don’t) are' there, to help driving yesterday after a motor­ chafter was revised in,„ 1907 he says, “ He is the center of interest the list of all the electors and to were callers in town, Thursday aft­ Tonight a ts O’clock heaven; praise is already , there.— Couibinatioii Range and Aiitomatie cycle aceddent In' Buckland. was receive any person to be made an' ernoon. Young. .Degree in Windsor Was .eiected and-served on the first at the home, full of jeSt and good Air Items tonight (Monday) i You can use an FHA-insured continued to October IB. Miller board of seven members. He serv­ hunior.’’ He told how at the elector. Ttie registrars are Wil­ The Tri-Gotmty—Youth Fellow­ you save, timi^ effort and money. is confined to the M ^orial hospi­ liam Maainda and: SClma Royce. ship group will meet at the Gilead iurope, WEAF-NBC 7:15; 0B8 loan to modernize your plumbing, Tea Kettle completely installed in tal. ed the town continuously as a Fitch’s Home their used to give i:65, 10:45; MBS 10, 10:30, 11:30; The . officers ^ of Manch^ter Selectman fromT904, to 1912, be­ them ’’these things," and he pro­ ^Ernest Bottomley of Wllliman- Community hall on Tbursday at 8 ORANGE HALL JZ-NBC 9:30; CBS J2 mid. wiring, or heating systeirfs , . . Lodge of Masons will go to Wind­ Harry H. Abrahamson of I jl ing secretary for the last two of duced a paper napkin, tucked It In tic was a town visitor Thursday. o’clock.'. 'This will be a Hallowe’en Cash price instaBed: your kitchen at the cash price of only ' Mrs, Ida M. Brown has‘ an at­ party. The committee met last Politics, MBS 8:30-- Wendell HEAff if, install built-ins for easier house-, sor tonight to work the Master West Center street, pleaded not those years. his collar • and then asked how Mons-Ypres Post, Brihsh War Veterans WlOkle frtwn Newark: WJZ-NBC Mason degree for Windsor lodge. A guilty to charge.^ 'of violation of they expected, he could keep hla tack of -rheumatism and cannot week at the parsonage with Rev. keeping . . . enjoy modem home Always a staunch Republican in Walk without assistance. George Milne and. planned the pro-' .8—Secretary of Commerce Jesse Jarge number of Manchester mem­ rules ,of the road and operating a politics he ’joined Theodore Roose­ vest clean with tfiiat IHHe bib.'All V ' Admission 25c Jones.' ‘ B efficiency. bers will accompany the officers to car with defective brakes. The this was demonstrated and pro­ Climax Chapter, Order of East­ gram. “ accused, it was charg^ed, ran into velt’s Progressiva party in 1912. ern Star, held ■ a m'eeting Wednes­ ■/.DEAF-NBC, 7/:3(i—Burns*" and •Bee them exemplify the degree. The Ha headed the iMal “Bull Moose" voked a great deal of " laughter Alien; 8—James Mqlton Concert; a motorcycle operated by Clarence from the visitors. Visiting hours day night with Worthy Matron, entire personnel of the Fellowcraft organi^tion. In 1916 he returned Xlrs. Heniy- Douda, in charge. 8’30—Margaret Spea(u, ' soprano; • club'^viU slso make the trip. They E. Hazen of ^ Itb n at the inter­ to the Republican party ranks are restricted frorri 1:20 to 3:30 « t ALICE OOFRAN ■^9—Doctor I. • miscalculated. Police said the Notch. electors Itra admit those qualified ' 8:80—True or False; ,9i5A—Basin make yoUr home more attractive Alloivarice For Your Old Stove car of the accused had no working He is survived by his wife, one of Brooklyn, N. Y. spent Sunday 171 Chnrcb Streeti Hartford, Conn; Telephone Hool On October. 11 Manchester lodge with their' idater, Mra. Benjamin Saturday, October 12 from 9 to -- Phone •■9227 street Swing;, 10:80—Advmiture in inside and out. ^ r- jwUl observe Past Master’s Night. emergency brakes, had not been son, Martin E. Alvord, of 19 Hol­ 12 a. m.’ and 1 to 6 p. m. Reading. . . . > inspected and was in general poor lister street, two grandchildren, Strack and family. SMAINSI^MANCHICnR sfakRiD* : ;,Th# chairs will be filled by past .Mrs. Emma .AP^l "I Boston la . , _ , ' a , - ■ ' , . week-end with Miss Gora E. Prearrangement pTovides such knowledge, •Nd CHORUS improvements you have mind. tional church will, officiate and Kingsbury a t the. home of her 9 9 —Ught of the World: 3:45t-V1c Date Book charged with.^ intoxication, was and -Bade; 6:80—United Lutheran asnt to jail fof 10 days. Ha was burial wrlll be in the Eaat Ceme­ parents Mr. and Mra. John Kings­ guarantees service Just as you wish It. tery. bury. Gene arid Glenn Quiz ' ' ' .. Convention. WABC-CBS, 9:15 a. Tonight picked up-in .Center Park yester­ XIr. an(i Mrs. Alfred Fiah of m.-^chool of the J^lr\ 3:80—Dick /Oct T — First fall meeting of day aftemooh. ' Thomaa Hayes West Hartford,, spent the week­ PlgitiP ...... • DiBCUs.sion incurs no obligation.' MqXweli program; 6:15—Unlveral- THE MANCHESTER hniiiinndo Musical Club a t Oen- of 39 Norman street received a Small bread loaves, in ring end at the hom'eT>f their parents, tv. of (Chicago 60th Anniversary, |r church. 3:80 p.m .. suspension of judgment on pay­ shapes, are sun-baked by the' Mr. and Mrs. Charles Heckler.’ AddfdsdPhong. •...... Dr. R. M. Hutchins: WJZ-NBC, T he Manchester Electric Division " This woUk ment of costs on an intoxication Women of Ball, who wear tha fin­ .Miss Bettv Vianey, of East 12:80—Farm and Home Hour; 2 - ;OCt IS—Tan and mMtlng ot co tu t - ished pr(xluet Ip thc^ esra. Windsor Hill, was home for -the School ...••,••••••••..V...... - Gfgdc...... ' Aims Kltchell Journal; 8—Or- TRUST COMPANY iiiw tloaBl Club at South achool, Louis Paatritto of RoekvUlt, week-end., nhans of Divorce. MBS, 1—Frank . T U I OONNICIICUT VOWKS CXMIPANT ^ to 4 p.m. held for parking In front of a Main Mrs. Charles Abb. Mr. and Xlrs. Lanve conpons at ManeheaW Evening Harnid, IS Blsoell Btoeet 'Luther; "6:30—Edna Odell and ' MenbcT Federal Deposit Ins. Corp. ■ring Events street flro hydrant was givgn a The nine abifting sand moun­ Juliiu HertaCh and four children, "dene and Olenai WIU Appenr At the State Tbenter Tneaday 'AMBULARCi Organ. Short waves: OSQ - OSD J ItlMatn-tUnal ■ ■Annual danq* of Fri- suspension of‘ judgment on pay­ tains of Dare county, N. C., are Elean<>r, Lucille, Thelma' and London 7—London CMUng; PJD p airaaa at Country ment of costs with 32 of the latter the largest sand dunes In aastem nad Wednesday, October A nnd t. Julius, of'm l Vsmoti, N. Y., were ^ / u r H ^ 4 3 4 0 DXB Bfritn. 8:16—News; OSC Av ••■a * -/A-. , ys- ,-A. rsa d tti^ lAiaarlea. f areak-end vixitofa at Mr; and Mn. DAY - NIGHT OSD London 8:30—Britain Speaks; U .. 2RO ROME 10—Newa. . MANUHESTEH EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN^ MONDAY, OCTOBER 7. IMS

least a normal Itepubliean majori­ SERIAL STORY UnlUd lU tM tap only ono on th'o ty in November o f that irear. in­ ■eu trained throufh yapni stead o f which there transpired a. to.flftit w a unit, with, bettor veritable ballot esplOBion that This Could Be Your Story ruauituKU ■< TMb \ \ 1 “ Tj> mnrnMo oo, m a ships, better (uns, better xunnery, knocked all advapM ' calcinations COPVBIBHT. ISSa, It aiMtii atn*t ) RY MARGUERITE GAHAGAN NBA aBBVICB, INa ■ Muek>(t*r. Cobb. - '. better eixplane' servlco than the into s cocked M t. TMOMAS r a n o o s o it ‘ 0«B«r«t MBB^r ' sun over eny oceen evfr looked Somethingyla always happening y»BB««< oaMiBi-1. im to such clUailations. A ll charactorB, orgBnlzBtlons and / ^ a t 'B right, lady, you’re going down upon. incldnita of this Berlal ore entire­ ‘ As a matter of fact, it is'‘'doubt­ '^'<0 talk. And soon." - i BROTHERS bMIbM I t o it ■▼•Mb s BsMSt For years oUr N evy has 'under­ ly flctltlone. BBd Relldar*. I^BUraS Bl Poit OMIe* Bt lfBB ■ iVB to ■OaSCRIPTION .M T »I ___ _ meter: in Connecticut I f no- Mary saw Flanagan in the of ;iapaneee sea power. There Worried ■fBsr fcy tiBll ....M .55 hasn't been an hour durinr ail biit thick-and-thin Repubilc- way. smiting; Other men Stll b’T VrII ••••.•••*%* *t\ *2? r visit to the crowding through, .behind those years when it wasn't r e a ^ ans and Democrata voted in the feeds of fed- I QB*T*Br One caine out ^Us her etory to ¥h« AtteelatM >M n U «sela*lT«- Oiven the ^ r d the fleet^ 1 1 not dicating the degree Of enthu^asm Vera started for \,he d ^ r, but an •BtitUd to t«« MB «r rtpBbllM* chief. He tells agent otopped her,' irotloned her existing in each of the respective • f B» Bowo dlapBtMo* orodltod w ^t for attack. It will n|r. Willkie's for tile reelection of Mr. Rooae- There w a s a little pause, then felt enough confidence in "He's fine. They won't have to group by ail moana! The ‘splayed Hoppelwhlte bracket boMs with adroUed skirts ; Alexandria, Va. Not satisfied Fmnagan and his men to believe -big or little, of high or low, de- Connecticut tour can \be utilized I with a boutonniere, bumper sign velt, and Robert Montgomery, he said "But let me tell you operate. It will he a tough strug­ between, the bevelled and fluted corner posts, pierced mirror top end slclgh-type they controlled the situation. Yet $ 9 7 6 6 < -.gres, had been Invitfed or even per­ ■or window card, he put up a -tO- who ia lining up all the votes pos\ th is., gle back, but he's out Of-danger. bed panels ell help to lend light scale end grace. Each piece Is. made of genuine to far greater politlcal^,^ effect a j Bible for Mr. Willkie. \ What he toid me I am not at being with Nick was nerve-wrack­ mitted to sit in with the big chiefs Washington i foot highway sign, reading “ No And yoii^ can go in Just a second, mahogany. Bed, drosM r and chest (includhtg drosMr mirror.) short distance away—in hjartford. Third Term." It cost $100. Otliers arc Very cagey about liberty to divulge. He was talking ing enough. though.” / - at Brennero. The third partner I 1i There, there are many tihij^' as | expressing political opinions. It wholly off the record. But histal! A second I f was a whole life-- isn't suppos^ to be good busine^. lasted for half an iiour.It w; was not eonsu,1ted on the presump­ many voters who may be'favor­ Daybook Vera was stuffing some papers time! i An actor plays to Democrats as uninterrupted. It was one of thi^e Into her bag. "Let's go. .She tive enormously Important deci­ ably affected by "seeing Mr. ^ 'ill- ; —' -By Jmek Slinntli « The beginning of a new life, she I well as Republicans,, and if he sudden, impromptu'things. It was knows—’that is unless .she's a com­ sions there arrived at; nor for HEALTH AND DIET ! wears a badge for one side on his a political lecture such as I have thought, standing by Joe's bed kle and bearing him. There, tKcre | Wjtshlngton —The battle "of the plete half-wit. SOLID AAAPLE BEDROOM that matter has Tokyo in any^way i lapel, a reaction may set in at the seldontx.had read to me. It praised watching his regular breathing, is a reasonable expectation tiiat j hutt&ns is on and while we, from 1 ADVICE Sue Mary felt feminine Indigna­ touching his helpless hand.' It was Indicated that it has been Inform- box office. and it damned. It flayed one of Mr. Willkie may 'Win many votei(. i ob.servation post, wouldn't call I ' I was discussing this the other the candidates alive and tossed a tion rising w*lthln her. "Half-wit?' a ■ new life and no matter what/ ^ as to their nature. It Is not un<^ Furnished by the' .McCoy •she repeated kqgrily. happened around them, no mnttei; REPRODUCTIONS The strongest of all the attrl-^{^it ^ Waterloo or a Gettysburg, it i HoBlth Senice . day with Alan Dinehart, who ad- whole truck • load of nice senti- ' reasonable to deduce that Konoye mitted that unfortunately this ment at the other. For a man who ' "You can't do Anything about, it what problems arose Jn butes*of tha Republican Presiden-lb, pre.senting .some minor skir- now." Vera told her calmly, " i strange, confused world th) may nave been a bit sore over that I was true. The discussion grew out hadn’t given the election, any Smaiv. low-arm English type-lounge sofa that is light in tlal nominee is that he delights to irtishej that are well Worth re­ Address communications to The thought it Was a stump speech knew you .saw too much the other would face them together. i: of an idle question of mine as to scale (therefore (its the smell as well as isrgs toom) yet unqualified snub when he let off "cBiT^the war into enemy coun­ coding! Herald, Attention of McCoy night when I was here. The only 3 PIECES Broadway's opinion on the com­ that either of-the campaign man- The curtains moved gently/in Is surprisingly deep and comfortable. Yours will ba cov­ this extraordinary threat against "The thing started calmly Health ServIcB ers would d'o well to adopt. w’ay to keep you from talklng- try.’*^ Hartford is "enemy coun- ing. . election. . ap , the breeze and a faint aoun/l of ered to order in a selection of plain apd figured fabrics. the United SUtes. enough except for the speed. In — "How are moist of the actors . When it was ovOr we both had, to. Jiist in case you did understand music came fro-n s radio in an-/ tr>’.” West Hartford is ncit. Phil^elphla, neither the old line ' Treating With Eleetrlrity Usually $98.00. . . / However the Washington gov- going to vote?” I asked him. lailgh. \ what was gefng op—wa.s to make other wing of the building, n w ^ I-:,! Mr. Willkie might have devoted Repubficans nor Mr. Wendell Win­ , There are a number of electrical “ Oh. I don’t know," he said, ‘‘I "Well, that'st's the W;ay I feel you a partner. That's why you're midnight and a station wary sl.fT-T •^BTH'ANNIVERSARY PRICE *78®® Bmmrnt evidently sees no reasoii today to a tour of Vermont, and kle ha^ recovered from the shock treatments available to the pa- haven't given, it any ' thought. about iC" Alanin Dinehartart said. here tonight. ing off. ' ' I before were hawking for making allowances. It takes seen nothing all day but smiles tieht who feels the necessity of re­ When ‘you give performances "^o you are In: in (in whatever "God blesa America ” // the lobbrea and the bywq^ys with lying upon some treatment to as­ every night of the week and some­ I told him I apprapt 1 ' on here, and you hadn't bet- tbs Japanese threat strictly at Ita and nods of approval. But he soe* She leaned over and kia *ed Joe's Willkie iiuttons. T h e ^ werf sist in bring about a satisfactory times in the aftemrxin, as we have confidence and that l\w‘ould re­ tel tftalk unless you want to blow lips. faca value, rightly deeming that spect it. T don’t blame him for didn’t. 'Tie went to New Jersey— nothing fancy of course, jus\\elm- changa for the better. vj been doing in "Separate Rooms' yourself right out of a job and infonto T h e Ertd the state of the Japanese liver is ple red, wlitte and blue Celluiijld However, as the average ' per­ for months now, you don't think ayoiding controversial Isim es.^ ^ trouble. You iu.st do %s to Jersey City, the stronghold of Barrel, Wing, Lounge ■/, , none of America's affair. J.ust as «P—-I, ; disks with •‘Willkie" on them son' tends to confuse one type of about those things much- You ! pecially when those issuei^ affect we * -say and everything j will be ali Frank Hague and the most ag- , "W A Want Willkie. " M people to an gxtent that they K^eatment with another, t<>day's haven’t time.” , right. Won't It, N ick ?" one punches the' nose of a trucu­ ‘‘I suppose that’s true,” I said, might conceivivablv cat into his greasive and Intolerant nest of all- At Chicago Nie button assembly article will describe some df the But Nick wasn't looking at Vera lent rowdy who sssaits him witb- out New. DeSIism In the EUist. must hava been working modalities used. "but I ’ve noticed a good many career as an actor. As the heat Of Overnight iMew8 campaign buttons around the the campaign grows, instinctively His gaze was on Sue Mary. HAIRS . out bothering to learn whether Mr. Willkie knows . very well ! . Diatherm.v. T^e.word diathermly "W e can talk later,” he said to , for Roosevelt hadn. t been officially theater, and I thought you might you find yourself placing unjust Of Cnnnebticut the mussy one has had two drinks that he can’t win the election by means "heat In between" and witto Vera without: turning toward her. ' tabulated when few, thousand this equipment, heat may be have heard some of the boys ex­ premiums on the button a man or three, so Secretary of the Navy hob-nobbing with, communities press an opinion." wears in his laipel. " I f you’ve get the stuff you'd bet­ Ry AssoclaUia P tom You/ choice of Barrel or Wing button-holes blossomed witfi bou- thrown directly into* the (ieeper ter get going. Someone might .Knox answers the threat by call- where he is' already loved and ad- tonnierea for the Prlfsldeni 1 tissues of the body. In experienc­ All Broadway, and New York Period mexlels: Low, comfort­ It was then that Mr. Dinehart, too. is just like this. Let two or come. We've been liicky -so far.” ■"•Mg out more than 27,000. Naval mired; that he can’t capitalize at i > ^ ‘ ed hands, the diathermy is bapable Hkeex-r-The H4/7, a motor sail­ able Lounge design. ' Choice of of doing an immense amount bf who is an excellent actor on the more people cofVie together, wait­ "A ll right, let’s go then.” er stationed her f/r use by a Naval Solid, sturdy designs in the manner of early New England! Ex. and Marine Reserves and notify­ stage but not such a good one ing for a bus. or a cup of coffee, "I'll come down in a minute, tapestry rovers, too! $.'!9.50 the polls of the nation on election \ what I've never Kebn able to good. The average patient likes jeesen'e unit f/om Springfield. cellent where you want a quaint, informal effect! The soft, ing Konoye and hlS brigand part- acriiss a restaurant table when and you will hi'ar the names value. ■ day the enthusiastic acclaiai of ; get over la that some bimon sales- the treatment, finding the sensa­ he said; Mm s ,, was destroyed by fire fol­ rubbed antique maple finish is a joy to live 'with.' Pieces are . ners Uiat "if a fight is forced upon tion of deep heat s^'thing and politics are in the air, suggested "Roosevelt" and "Willkie" as sure "What's stopping you from coi ding an explosion in' the engine made o f solid ma{de with oak drawer interiors! Bed, dresser the West Hartfords during the man must have b*en double deal­ that actors could do a lot worse as sunrise. ; US we shall be ready for it." ing. Hundreds and thouaands of productive of greater bodily com­ ing now? rixfm while tlw* cadets were en-. with milTor and chest. Regularly $94.50. campaign. He has got to win in­ He turned to her abruptly: Knox qf course speaks advlsed- the buttons Were ,the same,\ except fort. ' . ! Joying a week/end cruise near the" B6TH ANNIVERSARY dependents and convert wavererS that some wiere sUimped V'Wili- The. diathermy Is much used in "Maybe I want to say aop^thlng eastern tip of/Long Island. A ll on (ly for the administration and in and New Dealers—and to/do that ktr^” pthera"^ "Roosevelt." \ relieving tlieat congestion due i to cases of sinus trouble, hay/fever, ,to Sue Mary.” ' C.. board were rescued by-a (joastr thla business there can be no doubt This, Tjfi reliably informed; has bronchitis, . ,in . the relief of babk and frequent colds. Such local "Well, you can say K at ' the Guard patroV boat and* brought to ■ P R IC E - - $ 2 9 6 6 /! he intends to go where they are. treatment may also he / used in Whatever that the administration led to 8 lot of confusion and an neuralgia, neuritis, arthritis, apartment. I f it isn’t ^ f e for me this port. ' / • ' Just the ehair to u m where you rteed That constitutes a great differ- cases of .chronic tonsil . inflamma­ to stay here, then lyisn ’t safe for a large, distinctive ,18th Century speaks for every American who la F stref-t button dealer bells m e ! )"«»<:«>»«•, rheumatism, pien^sy, ■ New Hayen^—A thousand vol­ cnce between Mr. Willkie and far | that it has resulted in a big eJe- P“ *"-P''oel\orna-‘^ been smothered. There ' may be ‘T said I’d l^ a lo q g (n a mih- T ’ang dyi/aaty, 618-9P7 a. d f^ e r c />■ luxurious comfort. R e ^ a r $59.75. publican party, not only the small- ia another heat treatment often today's article, you ap^ welcome to though, l{ke a paid clacque of a ____I Au A ^ ment that Is different fromMhis -ashes on the fire, but the flames lite. Start Aoyrn. I'll meet you in presented to the Yale librarj/by used. ’"The public on the whole Mnd for infOrmation/pn it by writ­ are (ftlil there. Hsing-Hsi K ’Ung, Chinese minis­ 66TH ANNIVERSARY ^ er ones in the towns,and cities but so-called "official" button. My ing to The McCoy T«tfltK~Ser\lce,- the lobby." dosen ta a theater, they may make seems better acquainted with this — Mpie. Elsa Schiaparelli, . French ter of finance who received a mas­ the bigger ones irf the nation. They I button-selling friend thinks that in care of tljis newspaper. Please Vera ^ Ik e d out and Nick a lot of noise.' typc\of lamp than with any other, fashion designer, a "■-1. ter’s degree in course from 'Yale ™ ,C E - - — 5 4 9 6 6 have done top much of their per-i is ‘.not the button makers’ ’ probably because such-lamps nre send !>c in/stamps and a large, waited yfiioment.-'Then he turned (L e ft) Thera’a extra eomfort in thla ^ We said the other day, and we to SuaJuary and drew her. tq.him. ,in 1907 and an honorary LL.D. Sheraton Occaaional Chair' due to ita sonal visitation and. work among ! t)'‘ " ’'’ c«‘attc chi- widely'advertised and-hold;in in­ self-addressed envelope. degree; 30 y ^ r s later are atm more cbnvinfced of it now, eanery. expensive- models. Many of the I've had'182 lawyers working, for "K)m me," he told her. "Noth- extra deep back upholotery. Tapestry people of whom the party would _ The Republicans having Already me in my time. , •PK'a 80ifi8 to happen to you. Stijp Hartford— Jean' I.awaon, 19, covert. Regular $22.50. that the Japanese Nai-y la the key heat lamps used at home by thoSe ' Questions and Answers daughter of the Rev. Yhd Mrs. Ed- have been sure in any event. fillt their buttons out, as we used desiring relief from aches and (Kidneys Wo'tk Frequently) -^lohn Barrj’inore. trembling. You'rb in this, but yini to the answer of whether the war to say in college, the Democrats war^ L. Lawson of this city, was S6TH ANNIVERSARY « g , . . Li,,. . contrast in the moth,-; pains, belong in the infra red cate­ Question: Henry* V. 'writes: .belong fo me and we're , going 4o kilied l y an autombbllc in Ober* is to be won ijuickly for democ-; - j. , ... . ; saw a grand chance to nullify gory. "When 1 take' liquid with the eve- So 16ng as the battle of Britai: come out ahead. Right on the PRICE — ------__ . ■ . . , . ; of Mr. Willkie and those- of - their 'pffectivene.sa by copying lln, O., where she recently enrolled An outstanding AnnlJ-drsary vahi8>^ racy cr is to string out over a long ' Deep Therapy. The deep therapy ping meal or when I drink an ex­ is being: fought, there will be/po t^F- ■’ - ' " i; in ,tho Fre.shnia'n class at Obe'rlln ' , ' - , *• ! the. old school, traditional Repub- Store open 'Tuesday and Tliursday . . this Chippendale PembroX*:' perioo of miserable years- marked i i, . ■ i , *! ' i their color'and general desipi. : lamp comes in a variety of fofma. tra Iflass of wafer before going to battle of America. "No, Nick. LpJ me go." College. Miss Lawson was hlkln avenlngs until 9. CHosed Wednes­ table-with its shaped and mou]do4_':!| L , .... ' “ I lican IS just as. marked in the' 1 The large models intended for use bed, I am likely to find I have to - •—William Green. ' Hi's lips were on hers again for with a group of co-eds at the t by a continuing shrinkage in all L ^ ,_ _ „ - j w days at 13, Noon. Appointments top. and X stretcher. Tbe lags are ‘ X . <■ foaf he says and the be- No I.jirl< of Variety''. I in the office of, the physician are get up dhring the night on;accoilnt' ah endless-eternity. ..Vera’s voice", of the accident. buman values. With that navyi Whatever the cause; it is a cer.-] too expensive for home use, but for other evenings gladly arranged. moulded and have corner braeketai j uefs.that he holds as it is in the of the kidneys working too fre­ Japan cannot take thp Aiperi- furious- and ' cold,* broke them tainty "Ihat the buttoncers c.nd i smaller models are available at a quency. When I leaVc-out all fluid (Below) Claaale Hcppelwhlta Coffaa V m our direct Manchester Phone in true Chippendale style. Usually atsposed of, eliminated, it , would __„ j ^ can order and bow- the knee to apart. Lethal Boll Inside f!hlrkea $14.95. ..V ,.1 V. crowds that he chooses to' novelty manufacturers are work- Tower coat which riiay be purchas­ after 8 in' the avenlng, this doep, Britain or China at thla staRe, No "So;?rthat's it. You had-tojtalic Table in genuine mahogany with ^aaa- Service 5171 to arrange special ap­ probably be entirely possible to • Spirit Lake, - la.— f/P) —Oscar pointments. I aildrrss.- ing themaclyca into a lather. toj ed for use in the -home. The deep not S around sd resemble Uncle John's colitis or to indigestion, and is bf that 1 forget it. so have been tak­ concerned anyway. I'll talk—I ’ll His wife dressed it. She found the move the Pacific from all consider­ those possessing a bent for politi­ value in relieving the -muaculac ing it at night In order to get it we face. The worst is the complete talk—” - gold ball inside, he said. distorted raugg in the old family triumph'*of totalitarianism. ations of danger, liberate the cal staUsticB ran begtii-flgurlrrg soreness "brought about by rheu- in." album that it Is difficult to decide -rDr. Jamiro B. Conaih, president $ 9 7 6 6 United States battle fleet for out the "indicated trenda"/wlth re-' whether the wearer is for or matiAm, ,}t Is often welcomed by Afiswer: I f the taking of liquid the nervous patient because of its with the dinner or later, causes an of Harvard University. guardianship of tbe AtlanUc, de­ lation to the November election. against.) There are rod. white and blue relaxing effect. InteiWpUon of sleep, discontinue feat at one stroke all ^menace to Sine, Wave or Morse Wave. Thla Th'e national, defense program A Nation-Wide Art Fair It is- a harmless form of amuse­ bows, with pendant names in cut­ it. It is .natural for thp kidneys to employs a . sinusoidal current in will continue no matter what man - tbe Panama Canal and make im- ment but a poor basis for the out meats!. There are too many to work more frequently when watpri 44 Watklna Brothers two-plaee living room spim ’ a manner as- to act on the la taken than when it is not. taken, wins the election. ' ' , -poasible any Axis hope of South making of beta. mention. One dealer offered me, ‘AMERICAN ART FOR groups have the aame eimple. refined styling, muscles of the body very much in as they have the Job of eliminat­ ■ — Alfreid T . MIoan Jr. Ttmerican operations. Ons may not easily forget the a selection of 22. Some of these the same way as normal nerve as our Custom Made furniture . . . aa this bore such mottoes sif "N o Roval ing the excess. Try to get into the modtflad Lawaon' Lounge group shows! This war with which Japan so example of 1938 when the Repub­ impulses act. With this treatment habit of doing your water-drink­ EVERY AMERICAN HOME” Family-'; or "Two Good Terms De­ it is possible fo exercise and ■ Steam Shovel Returns Hat Choose your covering in a amart striped truculently threa^ns us would not lican local ticket, won over the serve Another” dr "W e Don't ing during the day. November 25th to December 1st, 1940 frieM in the color to lit your aeheme. Groups strengthen the abdomihal muscles. (Ham ) eall for the landing of a aingla Demccratlc ticket in Manchester- Want Eleanor Either,” or "Win, Hence, the tftatment is used in Lexington, Neh.^(;^l:;TDc. A. R. Will you pleaM register a y aaim for ART MlERK In order that are mado to order! .$135.00 grade. What With Wllllcle.’ Question: Mrs, Kate D. Inciuires; Transue said ';goodbye’’ when his J^Mrican aoldler anywhere in the with a plurality of more than 1,- treating constipation due to lack I mhy enter rty work*ln your sales exhihitlon. "Do you rocommend ham?’’ hat blew into a .deep canal as he Orient. China, toughened and in- of mukcular tone, and is a ^ em­ (There Is no charge.) / 200vin October and,then, to the H ie Volume’s L#w. Answer: Ham may bo taken in watched a,'Six ton steam shovel ployed in the treatment of pro­ the form of the broiled breakfast _(Right) Leather top, reeded- li-i^lBred by three yean of resiat- astonishment of -everybody con­ It was this" same dealer, how­ take huge bites qf earth. "But be Artiat I — Craftsman------New England Craftsmen have fashioned lapsus. * ham, or in the form of baked ham 'corner pilasters and crotch ■ce. eould be depended on for all cerned, Socialist Jasper McLevy ever, who gave men the InsMe . Ultra Violet. Ultra violet ray didn't reckon \rtth the steam mahogany veneered 'drawer thia flvemiece breakfast group from na- on a situation thal exists here in with the evening meal.. Name ; opetaUoMs. The Jpb o f tjb«l carried the November election lamps or generators are piopularly shovel operator. Dr. Transue fronts are -featuros o f thia tiva solid maple! Ay ^ i r beet oeats. States would be merely to Bombarded by-Bottles Street .. Chippendale desk. Regular­ bers, polling 255 more votes than anywhere else. It Is that.the but­ ovea'the Whole body the ultra vio­ fully picked up bl8'*hat from -the • *,» • re •• ly $44.50. Early American atytiag. Uoually $85.00. a navy far inferior to ita the Republican candidate for Gov­ ton business is lousy. ’Th*/reason, let ray treatment often seems to Salt Lake City—<8h-^George C. cafiai bottom AKd' dropped It Mathisoa cialma he and London­ etty . . la aveiy factor that contrib- ernor,. Mr. Baldwin, and 915 more he moaned. Is the Hatch aet. With increase general well-being, acting gently near his feet fiSTH-ANNIVERSARY MTH ANNIVERSARY something aa a tonic. The lamp ia ers, tn a way, are brothers-under- Note) Retnni Thla Blaini Oa Or Before October 10, 1940 to naval victory. something like 135,000 employes PRICE — m m PRICE — ------than the Democratic candidate, hero who would lose their Jobs alao used in the treatment of a the-bombs. Every night - between neaae road — ---- ^ oitry blanks. Ifot many .Anw ric^ reallae it, Dr. Cross. midnight and 1 a. nt.. Matbtaon 'New York’s first fire company pronto if they reported for srtirk variety of skin conditions, such To: The Coosmlttee oa ART WEEK lor Cnnnecticat, A. C. A. told police, someone smashes an was known as "The Rattle *24®® tba sraateat war inaebine ever Certainly the "trend" hunters wUh a button, who's going to acnemr pimples, eczema, etc. Also, *36®® a local treatment giveit with the empty bottle against his front Watch”., Organized in 18&B. it - 7T Asylum Street, Hartford, Coanecllcot. to an A klatory ia not the had no reason to foresee, from'^'tbe wear hiittoitt? This d oeA 't mean that the cap- ultra violet may hoof benefit in dobr. numbered eight men. of Manchester^ Conn, 7/1 MAnCHESTEK EVBNINQ HERALV» MASOIBEHITBR, -MONDAY, OCTOBER 7,1949

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. BIANCHESTER, CONN., MOWAY, HER 7,1940 r e s t Land Gamblers Connection Seen Beit "I _ ___ :...... - i Peacetime Illinois Morns Average Citizen of London tion of aoutheasteen London, third pitch, rilggins raead to hU C i^er Praises Senator Sheia bomea were demolished and left to make an almost miraculous­ Gene and Gledn Visit Golf Q ub Dead Governor Boosl^Prices crews rushed to the scene ly pickup of Joost’s grounder and Is Expected'in Fiscal Year Cettirig Used to Bombings Mind and Skin Resisti to dlg'te bodies In the wreckage. throw to Gebrbiger to force Rip­ T oR unA gain Two panorifr-wera rescued from ple at second. Indusjb^s Role Two mas, fear Uta, ■# esme, Washington, Oct. t —im—X. psy-fara tto unatabla folka. Speculators Rush to BUy Eugene, Or*., 0«t. 7 — (gj — AAflelent to atop tto aida lesMany the sm aned dwellings and work­ Republican and Demo" cennacUon between th# mind and8 |414rop la aaost, but aot all OB ers dugthraufh the debris of other two left. ■ - Deaths chlatrUt today put Mr. Avaraga Ttoy------may'Smlop neurosis, tem- Tlgeis^reenberg etruck out on Is Selected by Republi* tha 88,8>T,OOOJ)00 of tha 1940 Vs- cratic Leaders Alike porsty or lasting. Property Sought for th* electrical resistance of the hu- Tha axceptlons, whose rsU buildings. /^-Mast two were known Tells Kiwaniam 3 cal ysar, whldi act tto prevloua Cltlsan of London, under a long four pitches, the last being Wel­ Mra. Am H. F ra lu cal year to produce a paacatlma range microecope to see how the sfrsngttoSs^eM-BsIsnced continued to fall, brought ^ Conrl\ Left Out to have beeh^lled. cffus o f Foutb Difitricl^ peacetima rscord. The 1989 spend­ Pay Tribute to Hom er. Defeufle Plants. { man skin has been demonstrated slgniflcant fact Thras-qiiai^ oil bombs felKnear’ a shelter, but ters’ favorite sinker. York todltm e ■Doing Fine. Job Mrs. Ann H. Fralse, a former spending record of 118,000,000,000, Islender Is aUniUng up mentaUy . But second, tto ordeal tenda to ------{at the University of Oregon. strike, and then tent a long fljrto resident of this town, died yester­ and a deficit of about 88.760,000.- ing was 89,268,888,000. under "death from th* air*’—/and strengthen those people whose per- those who refused to ' W ^'Picture Si^ee Youth no one was inju To Oppose -1 Goodman In right field. Campbell pamling for Defem day at her home at 46 Pine street, 000. 'Two Rsvsaos BUIs Passad Chicago, Oct. 7.—W’)—The poll-, fouhd him dote# very well. ! eonalltl#* are wslKor totter In- Wsshlngton, Oct. 7.'—(g!)—Estl Th* resistance Is to the flow of blind" under hypnotismypni had ' Even the pre-dSw alarm WM mating that land speculators had ! electricity In th# skin. Shock And worried about tbelr eyesight 4 I Bound Over. brief and the x ^atd lan guns fell got the count to three and two and it Hartford, after a Iqng Illness, The anUcIpatod total expendl- In an affort to kesp paaca with Ucal tempest of a prealdcnUal Tha psychlatrfM—Dr. Lawrence ! tergrated..These m ’'the well then walked on an Inside- pitch. Colonel Kenneth F. Cramer, ex­ t' had been a resident of East ^ unanimous vote. State Sena­ tura would to tto aacood mgtoat tha ntw appropriations—at laast Kolb; saslstsnt surgson general to : balanced folks, cost It nearly $500,900 In two .I**!* 5 ^ ' of them even wok* up from silent again wheh^a Gtaman plane, election year simmered down, to a anc*. Apparently also. It Is shown notlsm when bllndncs* waa < believed on a reconnal^nce flight Higgins athgled into short lefL ecutive offleer of the Connecticut 1 for 24 yearn and waa a tor William J. Shea was re-nom­ In aU American history, yleldlnff to soma axtm t—Congraaa twlca chargs of th* M an^ HygUne Sec-; This last gfoup, toclbdlng chll- months, the War Departmrol' In­ _ iMmed tc^day that, ’a Moving Campbell to second. Teb- National Guard, told the members only to the World war flacal year whlaper In lllinpla today as th* by the Oregon experiments, fixed gested. at unuaual procedure waa over the northweateni outskirts oi membe^of the First Congrega­ inated as a . candidate of the Re­ passed revenue bills. Counting In tlon of the United fltatea Public i dren, can get used to beink bombed augurated a new purchasing pol- beliefs also- affect the hkln reslst- In Superior Court laat the city, disappeared betts took two strikes, and then of the Manchester Kiwania club tional chweb the,re and also of publican Party at the Fourth Sena­ 1919 when the outlay reached the returns from the newly-enact­ body of the late Gov. Henry Hor­ Health Service la, in connection | —and atand more of It without bad Icy today to enlist the weight of t The experiments show' tto / , the General Assembly, and two war taxes were collectoO- Approxi- lambasting from the Sky wbiel) be panic and a'pain In the stom­• seven plants for which contracts i ^o study this tto Oregon pay- ..jted On Beach Warrant straight balls and then struck tion la faced with a war emerg­ of Hartford; two for the government bookkeeping maUly 8716,000,000 of this will ers alike paid tribute to the 61- Liondoncrs are being aubjectod may ach. whhoe physical ills are caused' early evening. , u Walters, with two strikes ency, and nothing can be neglect­ years ago entered his first term as year which will end next June SO. year-old only two term Democrat­ going to piece*;, ^ u s far have been The i c)ioiogiat used '. alight electric tbelr mental etatea. ording to Information on the A communique said A few bombs Lilia M. Roose and Mlss^Ulee'M. fourth distrkt senator. come from the tax law of June condition them to live • with less But-instead of '.'Tplants.' valued' at $111,000,000 will i shocks, 'which caused,- the ■■ usual the accuaed, In the normal against him, bounced to Corsica ed In the drive to equip America officials contrasted the new out­ which added 10 per cent to nearly ic Illinois governor who, died of a strsss In a machlns age wltk Its taking refuge In a neurosis, this were dropped shortly after dark andVwas thrown out. With the to defend itself against Demo­ Fralze, both of EAst 'HarUord; During his period of office Shea be privately built and operated. - drops. Along with eSch shock a of things, rToUld have re­ last night by a lone raider on the two brothers, John L.J. Powell,fowen. ofOI look with the 88,424,191,670 spend­ every kind of tax from the on* on heart and kidney ailment early nola* and confusion. type of Individual will react r e ^ - but government-financed and nght flashed simultaneously, count. strike and two balls, cracy. gained high recognition for his ing b u llet that President Ilooae- tlcally to adjust to condition* as in the county Jail until the outskirts of the London area, W erb^ punched a single through He said that by the middle of Everett, Mass., and Samuel work on state legislation, and was Incomes to that on club dues. The a ty Fplk* Better Soldier* \ Head of Bakera ary term of Superior court, "causing little damage and no ,v*lt eubmltted In, January, before new excess profits act Is alated to he finds them and will seek to bet­ .u ..AAAAA nAn/ IJght cause* Resistance Drop short. ^ McCormick; popped the next January all National Guards­ Powell of Portsmouth,S, N. H.. and. one of a circle close to Governor .the huge defense program mate­ .That la in line, he continued ever, for some reaapn. as yet casualties." Manager Jack Sanson of the State theater arranged a foursome a sister, Mrs. Martha Pinney of add only abouta8176,000,000 more with the fact that ' It has beenX tor them Jf possible yet to spehd on increasing produc- ball in frqnt of the plate and was at the Country pub Saturday with Gene and Glenn, radio and stage men will be on full time service,. ymond E. Baldwin. In the c o u rp to ^ ^ rialised. , That may mean ducktiig Inl” * tion faculties for munitions „ d P«'“' ' “ ’y the flash, the light alone Gffest at Bancjiii plalnetl. the prlsoneK was Elsewhere In England no over­ thrown out. by ’Tebbetts.. When the Guardsmen have been Newfoundland. this year, although retroactive to found that city folka .make better ,ji from Uie county Jail t \ the night attacks were reported. comics paire^ivithre^w ii two of the Country Club’s players. Henry Smith or-hts activities. Senator Shea be^^^B I The 818,000,000,000 spending es- 1940 corporation earniplf*- Both of tomb shelter, leaving toWn or Jbln- No runs, Me M.I. no errors, one club absorbed into regular service the Flineral services will be held at fact hia party’s "whl| llmhte wai predicated on actual •oldlert at first than boys from the airplanes, the department has ‘V erlor court and arrested on a Flying conditions were reported and Art Kniaoila. Above, 0-r) are .Sanson. Rickey Anderson, men called up under the draft will the First Congregational church In the new tax law* were expected country. irig the home air force fea^d that continued operations ! U neh warrant, which metm^ ^extremely unfavorable. A gale left. . \ pro, Henry .Bmlth, Glenn, Gene and AH Knofla. In theXstate senate, and was caah dlaburaements on the more to have much richer yields In sub­ From hi* experl^ce fn the last William J. Davis, owner of „ d an original action and left, j Tigers— Corsica swung at two be inducted Ipto the regular army^ East Hartford Wednesday after­ pended ^ perhaps more than any than 830,000,000,000 which this "It takes more time to condition World War Dr. IMlb told of mill- lashed heavy seas in the strait of pitches, and thro filed to M. Mc­ Within a yror there will be 1.- noon at 2:30 o’clock. Rev. Truman sequent years. tha Udi from the rural areas to would chiM^• n,um.mlIMon.dolUr ■ ^ ’."of’ li’^ t *NTlthl'r’*e'Hld6me dlaburaementa presaged at) un* tal originally Invested in them by —a minority • In the population— tionally unable to stand seeing any taeems that in court, when a,per- j wlth*maclHne-gun bullets. Oh the first pitch GehririgeiNralsed . . ... T .M for about 50 gueats. X spent carryover toU to fiscal mne^ horrorV’ he said. torles -will to announced as sron duplicated uponXhypnotlzed Bond, Hartford. The marnage of Mlaa Irene Vic-, Mrs. pifford left for a the Treasury.; . whose resistance is not high. These as selected, with the hope that I persons. The skin chai ^e s were passes to 17 years of age, his Four woihen and a child were re- a pop foul which Wilson caught yean which mlght-toTllsW records That will leave the T reasu ry to The convention opens , romot ” is wiped out and is not ad- at Folkestone by half way to third bas.r. toria McMullen, dMghter of Mr.*f Washlpgfoh, D. C. TroQps Are M o ^ I President Rooeevelf# requeaU public announcement will ■ fore- ^ same. night at the Bond, and thp' | and Mrs. William R. McMullen of bride’s travellng^costume Is a Funerals borrow nearly all of the estlcSated stall land scalper. , i Then a new factor was Introduc- gram will feature baklog' ■ble In evidence...... I bomber. No runs, one hit, no errors^/' 1 for defense money last January deflclt of 85.760.b00,000. Already 'and acrbbaUc, Gall Hansen; song ; It thus appears that the Man- 20 Districts Attacked left. 11 Edmuirn street, and Edwin and black amt with acces- ^ Into RuniaiiiU toUled only 81.680.448.160. Now and acrobaUc, Dorothy Dobrowol- TTie flrst such announcement; with no electric ahockXtnd no' stratlons; addfeasea qir'' mer ■ter court has. had no connec- Danlelson Foster of 603 Asylum aoj.jpg niatc^T hey will be at Edwin Thomas Ferris this year, the Treasury baa bor­ was that 13,000 acres would be light, the hypnotized persoto were dlslng, trade education and Some 20. districts around Lon­ Third Inning . current estimates on actual exr rowed 81,100,000,000 to bring It* Amateur Nighj ska; piano aolo,, "Psdsrewski's I with the case since the prison- don -and. in • southeastei-n England Reds—With two strikes against Avenue. Hartford, was solemnized home to u,„i„their -THnnUafriends at too 709 vfninMain The funeral of Edwin Thorhas penditurea for that purpose run Minuet," "Love's Return," Phyllis purchased in the vicinity of Union l told that a light flashed. Their skin function of the baking Industry i was ^u n d over. him, Goodman lifted a high fly to Saturday afternoon at three street after October 12. Ferris, prominent Manchester .resi­ (Continued From Png© One) / around 86.750,000,000. Including debt to the record total of $44,- Center, Inq., for am ammunition resistance/dropped just the Wroe national defense, as well were.attacked, maily of the planes o’clock - at the South Methodist 062.908,207. After allowance for Skrabaez; song ”SlSep Baby Sleep," divingf from cloudbah^ks which hid McCosky, who took it without The maid of honor and best man dent, and a charter - mepibol’ of the coat of conscription. This aara Skrabaez; haPN solo. Albert, loading plant. | a* when Ihere Was a real light. motion pictures, a banquet chur \ onto the ball//’' and Mrs. R. K. Anderson played and are not provoked,by any spec­ The first award werit to petite |! tion , leaked out. Congressmen, keiiefs came in strongly. Being brate Its eighth anniversary No runs, no hits, no errors, one with flags at half staff on all pub­ . ______Gall Hansen. 3 piecef< of\ SUver ; government officials and civic or- , thev were blind Was suf- London’s flfst quiet night in ■ At least one raidi.ng bomber ^as Kambas-Zyptere appropriate organ.aeicctlons. ial act of th3 momenr lic buildings, was proclalme(l aa An amaUur night program. , ^„k and st^ l: Wond. 1 |anizations, eager to report good mino was sui IVednesday night’s bonqueL ...month. counted shot down despite weather left. - John Kambaa,. local restaurant A delegation frOm the Manches­ They were' unabM to state tha the flrst official act of the new conditions which the Air Ministry, Fourth Inning ter Fire Depart;hent, attended the size of the 'Gerrnan contingents, Garlic Belietved Cure sponsored by fit- /"John's church : Dorothy Dobrowolsl^ a eaadld ! business new* for their communi Durin_ ^.Ing the fifth rafll.of the day Tigers-Greenberg looked at owner and Mias Eh-ene Zyptere, of. Difficult Food g(3'vemor, John Btelle, who banned camera; third, ^ v e rly Simpsqn, a ! ties, 'often disclosed locations pre-1 ■ / I force of German planes.e.stimat- said "made intercep^on by our Hudson street, Hartford, were mar-' services. / but pointed oUt that the press has a discussion of politics until after parish committee was presented ..vv,p ...... \ X I t'^'o balls and a strike, and then For Sneezing Attack last night' ih the. church hall on silver spoon; /fourth, fially .Ann ' maturely. Efforts tp end the leaks ' 1 at from 80 to 60 flew.o^Lon- fighters difficult." \ \ ried yesterday in St. George's The biarefs were: Meredith referred to a German general the funeral. Chudoba, k Oliver spoon. Wlniifrs i were fruitless, In Irregular formation. xThe The* Air Ministry reported that ■ riUsedr'a high foul to Wilson a few t Greek Orthodox Church In Hart- Stevenson, Ward Strange, Thomaa (Whose' positiro might make him Golway Street before .a good audi­ in the first of toiiay’s \attacks a ' feet from, the batters box. York commander of any force from a Situation Seen Funeral Services In Armoiyf ence. The money 1* for the Polish of the seyOn other awards were: I Owner* Will Be Fnrvtarned 1 was relatively brief, however. - '• slammed a three and one pitch in­ ford. The \attehdants were Miss McKinney, Thomas Hasaett, James ClarkesviUe, Ark'.. Oct. 7— Alice May Cottlel, Amelda 'Vln- | Department agenU usually ___there was little ajgn of activ-'' few Nazi planes, coining'in singly, Mary Zyptere. sister of the bride Finnegan, and James Schaub, all brigade to a./field Armyt as being (41—A'pbyaiclan expressed be­ Funeral service* will to’ held at cSua*. and not oqly the people of Doe$ your back Crossed the soutk and east coast to short left for a single. With the in Rumania. 11 a. m. Tuesday In (Chicago’s that nationality cooperated splen­ eek Clara Skrabaez, Judy McCar-, I found that zpeculatora, running |H y except anti-aircraft Are. count 'pne and one, Campbell shot and Orestes, Deroetreou, of Man­ Colonel Cramer/B^ider/B^i that con­ members of Hose Company No. 3; lief today that garUc, a pun­ thy’ioan Henry, Walter Grzyb andHtofore them, had taken options on * Series of Thrusts "but did not penetrate far Inland.’’ chester. Over 300 guests attended -Manchester Fire Department. Particularly, Affects Bel­ gent seasoning, bad - cured 122nd Field Artillery armory. Rab­ didly, for which the committee Is Sofhe bombs were dropped, but a hot grounder at Joost who threw scription has takeniken cafe of the bi Ltfuis J. Mann of Sinai Temple deeply grateful. Ph'Wlls Durkee. '.likely plant sites and raised the LlSayllght raids, starting with to Myerk to start a double play, the reception after the wedding, at I problem of man power, but time Interment was In the East ceme­ gium, France and For­ pretty, 21-year-old Juahlta 'Th- W©r»- Bronlslsus i P"be, an Army official disclosed. |«ttacks by single or small groups no casualties were reported. ^ iSaxis io Aid Building , Lallls of a four-day attack of win preside, assisted by a Catholic The Rold* Martin School o f , feel all “ jumped Joost to Myers to F. M cG orm i^/ the Hilltop Houre in East Hart- Jg gf, essential factor since it will tery. / /■ priest and Protestant minister. dancing furnished the majority of Par?yV! a pVr^To. R erF r.T , V °n'y the government, but the IPf planes, broadened Into a scries No runs, on© hit, no errors, ford. Following a honeymoon trip, take an extended period to pro­ Yavfil and Air Ba^ mer Poland. ~ \ sneezing. actual property owners would lose >» l«ir tCusts with large numbers tak- the couple will reside at 56 Spruce Dr. Earl H. Hunt said he be­ Twelve senior officers of the Illi­ the numbers, and all were brilliant. Kajczorowskl from Wallingford. non© left.' vide the men with necessary Mrs. Minnie McCarthy Bucharest, Oct. 7—OP)—Reports nois National Guard will be pall­ Mra. Martin Weaa present and Mias Sirs. Wlerzblckl, Mrs. P. Jackson onXthe deal. By the new policy Two TalliesTalli and Reds-Joost knocked a ground­ street. ' .. .. equipment. He waa of the opinion PSmeral serxices for Mrs. Mln- were current in the Rumanian Washington. Oct. 7—(41 —The gan feeding garlic to Misa owners' will to forewarned not. to on I .' The raiding planes appeared to LaUix Saturday night a n d ^ bearers. Burial will be near the Bertha Wells waa accompanist. i n i Mrs.\R. Pres*. option ,their property and thereby er to Bartell In deep short and was that the administration has done hie S. McCarthy, Widow of Dennis' capital today that Germany was Agriculture Department fqrecaat body of the bachelor governor's With the exception of a petite rieoacentrate tbelr attacks in the thrown put on a close play. With .Announce Engagement good work as far as the Navy is X McCarthy, were held this morn- planning to aasist in building a today a dlfflctilt food situation in Sunday the sneezes, which had forfeit a legitimate profit. IJbMtdon area ip the southwestern Four Hits Blast concerned, but he deplored lack /ing at 6:30 from the home of her large naval and airplane base on been coming at the rate of two mother In Mt. Mayriv cemetery In dancer from Hartford.------Dorothy------,j V In ^ e ry case of suspected spec- We're old.hands at prescrib­ the count . two knd^ two, Myers rs^ Martha Bell of IT Rosemary Europe this winter, p'srflculariy In suburban Dunning. lets of the_;.clty. A number of bounced the ball pack at Gorslca, e announces the epgagement of leadership in the government in' sisters, the Misses Sheridan of the Black Sea near Mamala, In to 12 a minute since Thurs-, DobrowoUka, who captured the i i F A s p r v P A t o l* ( * t ulatJon.X a spokesman explained, ing for that ailment . . . it’s Jtles, including some deaths, bringing , the defense program up Hollister street, and at/ten o’clock constructihg a wide highway cost Be’guim, France and former Po­ day, began to subside and she' From noon today until the hour second award, the W r a m was by lA e o C r k C S l U V sC l the department could have iha.ti- Rowe in the 1st who deflected it tP Bartell, who of h'Vr daughter. Miss Madeline land. all-local talent an(i Included 30 home-washing-itus, and tha reported. Bell, to Frank Ziebarth,' son Of to an efficient standard. / at St. Bridget's church. Rev. Fred-^ and w-eSt across Rumania and en­ went to sleep. of the funeral the body of the gov­ tuted condemnation proceedings Piirlng the afternoon more threw the runner out at first. ( As­ larging the submarine factory and "Germany, Austria and former "The hospital room smells ernor, a seml-lnvalid for 23 numbers as follow*:/ Full Orders Soon to have' the courts detMTnine the sist fofor pit<^her), Walters-was call-■ •Mrs. (Jhristine Ziebarth of Rotik- xToday's Kiwanfs session was ax- crick celebrated the mass and was Czechoslovakia apparently have ^remedy is New Model L«un- I hmsts traced the course of a sin­ (i'ontlniied from Page One) vllle. , ce^ionally well attended. Way-|'in charge of the service in SL base at Galati. mightily, but I believe that m'Dnths, will lie In state, surround-( Acrobatic Dance, \Amelda 'Vln- _____ (air value of the property, but gle raider flying across the capital ed, out on StrikcA \ , ' ! lanX.^Straughan won the attend- I Bridget’s cemetery, Government circles were silent aufficient food on band or In sight garlic cured her," he asserted. ed by a Special, honor guard of ; ceki “God Blesa America.’’ (vocal I being pressed for time iti did not dry! Don’t lose your youth, rnqUnd for the Detroit Tigers as No funs, no hits, no errors, none' Mi.ss Bail la a graduate of Man to supply such quantities as con­ solo), Walter Grzyb,\ Josephine I from west to cast. Chester H l^ school and ,1b employ ance prize donated by Pr. Amos I The bearers were Judge Wijltam on the reports. DC. Hunt said the garlic Natlbnal Guardsmeif. energy and beauty In your First Rest In Month the twP clubs clashed In the sixth leflV\ - ■ ; Friend.^tW.-iB announced th at the j s. Hyde, Edward J., Mvlrphy, It was announced officially, sumers will be permitted to pur­ remedy, reoommended .by a Seriously HI Since 1638 and ^ssib ly deciding game. \ Fifth Inning ed by the nnectlcUt...... Mutual. Life ' -J I ------v .-a — MM '.A# , S l^ , ^v1 i Li- v. . i ■" chase under cktstlng rationing Katheleen," Duet piano and cornet, basement every Monday , Although the German "night music. White gliKhoUis and palms In.surance CoVir*nx’ Hartford Mr I directors of the club will meet on ! Thomas F. Moriarty<'Cain Mahon- however, that the general, staff Milwaukee, Wls., doctor, waa ; Horner had been seribusly ill j "Btand by" in a mobilization order 1 quire. hlft” gave London its first- rest In ^ In during the night and early Tigers x^Ioo.st went to hl.s right and Alfred Steele of this, town, had ordered the propaganda min­ regulations,” a foreign agricultur­ one of hundreds received from .and ^ckeStoP HlgglnS’ fasfxrorer roancel. Zfebarth is a ^aduM e bf Rockville | since the November, 1938, election. ■•ffccUng'28,000 men, were expect- send the wash to U8 and let 1 I month last night., causing only a morning drenched -the playing Rev. Earl E. Story, pastor of'the High school an^ls asrociated with ; and David F'oley of Glastonbury. istry to mov^ out of the Rex hotel al relations statement aaid. many sections of the country. Seized Rabbits Increase I PHONE 8072 alarm Just after dark and field and cut into the size of the in time to. mSHe the throw to'fir.'t. As the body was borne into the at Mamala, which is north of "With rlffld application of na- He was the third Democratic gov­ Norwood, Mas-s.—(41—Four, rah-' do the worrying; The cost if crowd,, which probably wp9. no Tebbetts knocked the first pitch church officiated, assisted by the j hfs uncle in the \V. Bradley ; ernor of Illlnole since the Civil war Ward Slenda; "Krakowiak and ’ for iletails of our etjn- 1 Just before dawn, the Brlt- Rev. John Newton Lackey of the I.umber cpmpany, ockvlllc.' I churcl, James Breen sang "I Need Constanta, Rumania’s chief Black tlonlng It is believed that Italy ! bits police seized fmm an errant low for such a great relief Ud not expect to be griven such greater than 25,000 when the con­ back at Myers and/vas thrown Out r.ocal Vptiiig Thee Every Hour” and at the of­ Sea port. The Propaganda Minis­ will to able to pass through the and the only native Chicagoan to Beer Barrel Polka.” dance, Doro- I "* * 1 youngster recently now number veiiient laundry serv­ Central Baptist church Hartford. Motor Tahker be electisd to the office. Prior to thy Dobrowolska; a recitation j The mobilization order, calling llaB often. test started. easily. Gorslca was' given a roun^i The single ring service was used. fertory he sang "Ave Maria." At tr y owns the hotel, a large sea- winter with a margin o< aafety.” the J nine-* and — if the owner doesn’t ices. from thw task. ' ICInikUr of Health Malcolm Today’s pitchers were the rivals of applause as he came to,bat. HV\ Announce EngWement the end of the mdSis the soloist siM resort. . his election as governor in 1932, “The Vistula” and "Bread." Marian [up enough men to swell claim them pretti\ soon he’ll need Mias Mabel L. Tilllnghast wa.s ■ The - engagement of^IIss Eliza­ LiKliVal Start / Situation Oontpllcated SumUlaskl; "Benlttl and Recha strength of the nation’s sea per­ ~ tcDons^ announced a scheme In' the -second game of tho series waa called out on three strikes. he bride’s sole attendant, and rendered "When Evening Comes.” No R©as.: Ripple, If. a double play. With the count one poms. iThe mothev Oi the bride w ^ ker hall. After the business ses­ chairman of the Arrangement thus far "lopka reliable.” the stormy night on Dover otralt and nouncement In letters to employes strike and two balls, Gehrlnger At tonlghtls session the \yotera spokesman said. - rope’s conquered civilians "will ith of ^ndon, was visited by Campbell, rf. Wilson, c. attired to aoldler ‘ blue crepe and sion there wiU bV a social time will act on Nappropriatlo.ns/ ac­ Committee. constantly'grow more \1vld,” says the sea waa calm today. A fresh of the corporation’s dallies In Ohio, 25c SALE! 25c SALE! iers whldh swooped low to Higi^ns, 3b. J'oost, 2b. knocked a sharp grounder to F. wore a corsage .of gardenias. with refreshments, to which the Arrangements for' the] visit of "It has been partially admitted southwesterly breeze was blowing. and Salisbury, Md.. and radio sta­ McCormick, who pivoted- and ■ The ceremony was followed by a' ceptance of hl^w ays, a proppsal by Rumanian authorities, ,who are Herbert Hoover, and the solution iray the town with machine-gun Tebbetts, c. ?ilyera, as. threw to Myers and then got back public vgil be welcome. to reconstruct \hc Park sttoet the presidential 'nominee 'are' eofii- of the problem will require "co­ Mist veiled the French coast. tions here and Portsmouth, O. re, British dispatches reported. Rowe, p. 'Walters, .p. reception for approximately 150 pleted, Bradle'y said after a Sun­ incllhto to place the resixmsJblllty 1 peck Potatoes and 3 lbs. Onions to the bag to take the. shortatop'a guests in the.church parlors. bridge, and the . nomination' o r a on the Iron Guard/’ no added. operation". Instead of "contro­ Ifowns on the Kent coast were Umpiresrr-Plate, Emnaott OPms- throw for a double play; The Church School leaders’ club zoning board member as well as day trip over the route mapped for versy.’’ . tembed. by, American League; first base, When leaving .with the bride­ of the North Methodist church will Mr. Willkie, beginning at Stam­ Difference Fine Point 25 c No rims, one hit, no Arrors, nen© groom on a Southern trip, the the regular task of \?ettlng the The spokesman laughed when in a statement commenting on Tuesday and Wednesday A. Af. Only! for ^ The third daylight alarm 'was Lee Ballaitfant, Na.tlohal Leagup; left; Join the club of the Windsor. number of police. ford, W e^esday morning, and the oppoeltion Of a number of ,ded In the London area . m second base, Steve Basil, American bride'wore a three -piece heather Avenue congregational church at end Jig at the New London railroad asked the difference between the Reda—Ripjn© fouled, off the first suit w ith' Siberian wolf collar, Iron Guard and the government prominent Americana to any plan 7 lbs. McIntosh Apples 2 5 c n planes, flying singly,‘■aad League; third base. Bill Klem, Na« pitch and then poked a alngle past supper tols evening at 6:30. station', Thursday. - which would directly or Indirectly twos and threes, Hew over the tioiial League. -— second- When TEork came rushing. brpwn suede and alligator aqcea- "l am satisfied that Mr. Willkie ■now that Dictator Ion Antonescu itheastefn pact of the city. and soriea. On their return Mr. and Hiiiiters Invilecl has Joined lb© Fa.sclst organiza­ "strengthen the enemies 'of demor PLAIN GARMENTS 5 lbs. Grapes 2 5 c The band played the National In to protect against a hunt, Wil­ Mra. Foster will occupy tl^eir-new- will be be able tp follow the an­ cracy,’’ Ui* former president ex­ llao over ,jfhe southwest cOast. ■ anthem as the, crowd stood at at- son bleated a single Just over his Public Kecords nounced schedule," Bradley aaid. tion. '' /- pressed belief that no one wishes Bursts .Of machine-gun and anti- ly furnished home at 37 Ridgewood , "That’s a hne point,” to said. 2 Large Cauliflower v 25c tentiom head and Ripple went all the way -atlreet aPd be at home to their To Sports’ Night Parade Utrongb Hartford to do anything whic.h "would .In­ Mrcraft fire told of brief battles There was a slight delay while to third before - Campbell could A. parade through downtown isti- Reginald British min­ ■ Jujure the British cause." CLEANED AND PRESSED hiring the second and third raids, the band left the field and ground- come In and get the l^Il to make friends after November 1. '' Permits ister In Rumania,! Is making in­ On the other hand, he said that Mushrooms lb. 25c ■Id apparently the bombeys were The bride is a graduate of Man­ A permit for the erection of a Hartforjl has been arranged for quiry and the government "hopea keepers gave a final grooming to a play. Joost walked on five chester High school and contralto Hunters wUl have their innings Mr. Willkie, following his outdoor her* It was possible to hlleviate ^T cn Oft. the ba.se paths, but the Reds soon pitches to flir the bases. Fred six-room .dwelling on lot .6, Lake- to receive information from, him] Istreaa “without streni^ening 5 lbs. Fancy Bananas 2 5 c soloist In the Sanctuary choir of >vood Circle, has been Issued by Wednesday nfgjit when the "Sports ,address In Pope-park in the after­ soon,’’ the spokesman said, adding But later they returned over a took the-field; to the accmnpanl- Hutchinson, a right-hander, atart- Night” of the Dilvvorth-Comell Le­ noon. The parade will enable- the the conqueror and so prolonging th.westcm London district, and ment of .cheers from the fans. ed warming, up In Detroit’s bull the Central Baptist church, Hart- Building Inspector Edward C.* El­ that there was no question as yet hie conquest, every impqlee would 2 5 c foto- Sbeto also a member .of th'e liott to the Knofla Brothers firm. gion post/^Il be given over to motorcade to proceed along Main of breaking diplomatic lalatlons To Better Serve 18 Fancy Oranges re met by groimd fire and Bri't- , First -Inning. . pen.. On the first pitch,' Myers Hartfbrd Oratorio'.Society.; hunters of all kinds, whether their street from. Keney tower to* tto prompt the American people to 2 F O R 9 0 c flghters. Tigers—Bartell took one itriK.e, bounced high to CSorfllca who toss­ The, hofne.wii be occupied by Ma­ with Rumania. seek to do eo." The niatter of personalized;, 3 cans 25i Diva qn Balloon Barrage ed the' ball to Tebbetts to forcA The bridegroom is the son of the rlon B. Washburn, and will cost game Is "coon, foX. deer, bear,.birds tunnel 'to South Green. ■ ’-The government also la. await­ supervision In "present Any” Peas, No. 2 cons^: and then lifted a high fly to R';j- late Mrs. S. Ella Foster of L,eba- $7,200. _ dr even the lowly coney rapbit. '' 'Phe outward rbufe to Wethers­ Appeals From Four Nations ’ Cash and Carry , Some , yellow-nosed Mcs.ser- ple. With the count one strilrt Ripple at the plate, leaving the Wilbur "Web’’ Little, Post mem­ ing further details auui confirma­ Hs deelsred the problem arose funeral pracitoe Is regiuded mitts dived on the balloon bar- bases loaded. After working the non and Hartford, and W as‘gradu­ L. T. Wood has Secured a permit field after.the Pope park rally waa tion "of reports that Germans sent from the appeals. of Belgians, as a very major pMaL It Corn, No. 2 cans 3 cans 25ci and two balls, McCosky lifted a ated,-from the Lyman Memorial for the erection of a' large garage ber and State President, of the announced today; as follows by ;e at Dover, and shot down two pop foul which Werber took in count to three and two, Walteja Sportsmen’s Clubs, will liave a good troops and anti-aircraft guns into Dutch, Norwegians and the Poles assures the family a keen ob- ' the big sausages. -- topped the . ball toward thlril base H)g6 ec,hool.-.He is. a member,of and storage building, 115 by 65 Mrs. Martha Dewing, vlcc-rtialr of central Poland for an agree­ aervanee to detail and pre­ Called For and Delivered, Lima Beans, No. 2 cansy 3 cons^5c[ front of the boxes near third base. the' First Company, Governor’s fa?t, concrete, to be built on John- speaker on hand for Wednesday Rumania to, shall we say, protect The Ge.mans took Advantage of Ripple -made a running catch of and WUaon beat Higgins’ throw to man on the Town Committee: their Interests there.” ment by which they could import cision as well ns being highly Tebbctta, but Umpire Ormaby call­ Foot Guard, .Hartford, and of ‘the een terrace at a coat of $8,000. night’s party;^ The llemington Mr. WUlkle will leave the band food with their own money from conductive In relieving them 'ilUant sunshine which succeeded Gerhlnger’s fly in €he left field Hartford Oratorio society, ani is ’ Applications " . - Arnia company will have a fine dls- The government Is without In­ 2 for $1.00 Hershey Syrilp, large 3 cans 25c clouds and storms yesterday corner. ed WUaon safe, and the official stand going north to Park street formation as-to a. report broadcast other parts of Europe and from from every possible reepon- Scorer, ruled an assiat for Higgins bass soloist in the same choir Applications for marrjage 11-. play of guns, ammunition and hunt­ and. then north to Capitol avenue, overseas “with an Intsrnational elblUty. last night, when air activity No runs, no Mta, no error*, none with hia bride. censea have been filed at the office ing accessories for the hunters to by the Rome radio that a Ruma­ Sauerkraut, „ 3 cons 25 greatly reduced. leff. and an error for Tebbetts. The south on Capitol avenue to Laurel nian govcrnmeqt In exile la being organlaatlon supervising the oper­ In harmony with this Thin special incbldea: - Women’s' bases were stUl loaded. Werber of the townxl^rk by the following: look over...... street, north on Laurel to Farm­ ation and protecting their eup- thought, Mr. Burke desires i//r 'No.8piece tailored suits. Whiten,' liner against the fence in; left field and then relayed the baU to York this town: George F. Gustafson and meeting will start at 8 o’clock and necessity have to be made by some Large Can# place of illustrious British 328 feet from the plate, and made Mr. and Mrs. aayton Fuller, of 69 Jennie M. Gagne, toth of Hartford; all local hunters are welcome to at­ the procession will awing 'down corded ' e n e h velvets and knits slightly higher. DYE SPECIAL and the scene of the dorona- at first for a double play. Charter Oak’ street,' became the High street to Keney tower. third party With, the British-'on nsslffhmen t second before Oreenherg could re­ One nm, tw ej^ta, one error, two EMward IV. Marsh of Hartford and tend the meeting. the one hand and the Germans on .Men’s to p ^ ts and 3-piece suits Tomatoes, No. 2 cons, 3 cant 25 of her Ungjjand queens, had cover the ball. M. McCormick laid bride of William aifford, son of Doris C. Johnson of Manchester. ’The parade will then proceed the Asserts Stronger from the first $ 2 .5 0 damaged b ^ a ’~Tecent bomb, left. the other." - c n-l I through (coat, vest and-trousers.) down a sacraflee bunt on the first Mr. and Mra. James aiffOrdi»f 247 Flhds Husband Dead lerfgth of Main street to the South Signers ot the statement op- that Lambeth Palace, residence pitch and was thrown out, Rowe West Center street, at an eight Britain Mtronger Novv Green, and torn left along Weth­ Farm Act Needed commitanent. Peaches, No. 1 cans 3 cons iS t the-archbishop of Quiterbury, Traffic Jam oa New Highway poelng American, ild-Included Dr. to York, Werber reaching third. o’clock ceremony, Saturday even­ Needham, Mass., ,Oct. 7—{JPi— ersfield avenue to the town line, James B. Conant, ' president of. SPEQAL DISCOUNTS " m made uninhabitable, Goodman hit the first pitch on a ing at the home of the bride­ Boatun, Oct. 7—(*>)—Sir Louis Returning from a 10-day vacation headed for Middletown. - Harvard; John W. Davis, .Demo­ Local Pullet Eggs doz. 25i first day raidera were seen bounce to York about 30 feet from .(Somerset. Pa., Dot. 7— ilP) — groom’s parents, 'which was artta- Beale, member of the British Pur­ on Cape Cod, Mrs.-Ruth Beveridge MEIN’S H ATS ON ANY OTHER TWO GARMENTS at 20,000 feet over Eng- Pennsylvania’s' new $70,000,(X)0 Ucally decorated with blue and found her husband, Leslie, 41, Northwood, la., Oct 7.—UIV^ cratic candidate for;, president in first base and reached the bag for chasing'Commission, declared to­ Senator Charles McNary declared 1924; Harold W. Dqdds, president At Ozw^Uawl rrfen Lean Boepn Ibn 2j aast coast, bursts of antl- a single before Rowe could get super highway togged down under yellow streamers and cut flowers. day that Britain was far stronger dead today In their garage. Medi­ Retired Postal. Worker Dice of Prijtceton, and William Green, rlBging them, there to take * throw, Werber Its first Sunday traffic load, Bar- T h e cqremony waa performed by in men and materials than a year cal Examiner Ot^o L. Schofield today that although to would not 743LEANED “totally condemn" the agricultural president of tha American Federa­ AND Rath's Sausages Ibe bombs were dropped by scoring on the play. F. McCormick 'galn price* and ideal weather for the Rev. E. G. Lusk, pastor of the ago, and expressed belief th at "in­ said Beveridge, an unemployed Waterbury, Oct.-7.—UP)—Thom­ tion of Labor. DIAL 7100 planes, Windows of a con- sightseeing* lured thousands of (Thurcb of the Nazarene, who used exhaustible resources ' supported civil engineer, waa-'a suicide by aa J. Deeley, Sr., an employe of the act, it needed "atrengthenihg" to BLOCKED waited out a count of two balls and attain the. goal of the old McNary- ______FOR PROMPT PICK-UP SERVICE Fine Solod Pressing qf. |or JVbm 12 nuns were praying one strike, and then Shot a vldoua' motorists onto 'the all-weather toll the single ring' service. Miss Mar­ by the machine industry of the- carton monoxide poisoning and epectat; delivery department of the Good at Guessing Hie nuns were im- single along, the third base line, route; creating Jams as long garet-Fuller attended her al'eter United States, enaurto .us In the had been dead eight days. ' local Post Office for '36 years, died Haugen farm bill—the payment of parity prices for that portion of qt. jqr G orm an holding up at second. five miles which requlr^ hours to as maid of honor, Wesley Oifford end an ■ tjverwhelming . mass ' of yesterday afternoon at his home, 17 i^ s o a City — (41—"How many Fine Molasses I’s anti-aircraft guns r^iar- John Gorslca, - a right-hander, untangle. was best-man for his brother^ ' power.” Warns of Press Restrictions Howard street, after a long illness. crops domestically ca|^roed,' in ilN B B I I R K I No. 8 y, 'Co m , — In an address w r it^ for -do- o c e ^ ar* then?’’ aakad Mlaa actlon Just before dawn started warming up in the Hger The bride wore a gown of blue Deeley retired four years ago. Leila Mpnh. of her third grad* U. S. CLEANERS & DYERS ' it settle the three day and corsage of gardeffias. The publisher.of The Marathon Inde­ Times, warned the New York State . Vichy, Fiance, Oct 7.—(ff)—Vis­ surpri^ teacher. *T didn’t, I Juat nr puffs like shell McCormick to third. Rowe was re­ strike of marine firemen, which bride’s mother wore wine colored pendent, died today qf a heart ail-, Society of Newi^aper Editors to­ count Flamess, 56, Britloh ship­ inee said .that although th* meas­ Thames estuary placed by Gorslca. WUaon took one operators of Amurtal freight veer crepe and the bri{legroom’'S mother, menC-while chatting with a visitor day agatnalBefforts she said "may builder and Iron and coal magnate, ure failed ot passage, ”U)* pro­ f ueaaed,’’ aaid 8-yaar pid Jimmy. wpoMed to turn strike, popped * foul while trying aels said vcouHl aurtail movement blue printed silk. Both mother*' in his office. He had published the soon be made" to restrict the died t i iMieumonla today at Cap posals estabtiahed a pmdpl* that ■ neWsetlal |to hij^ and than struck out on the of defenae prograun material soon.; wore gardenia corasgea, A recep- paper 64 yura. I American presa. Ferrat ■ latar found favor." . v ' ■ r-i'tftii’tMili liii' ^IANCSESTER BVENINO HBRAtD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, OCTOBER 7,1940 HAMUnESTER EVENING HERAliO, MANCHESTER. CONN., MONDAY, OCTOBER 7 ,1M0» Reds’ Rooters WillkieCaiia To Be Installed »R e p o i^ Bro'ivn Posts Four GeUerations at Chamber* Cbristehing Out Early to the Lifn ii Mayor Hague ^Walters Faces Rowe with Series -On Highways See 6th Gaihe' i ' ' ‘Puny Hitler’ Virginia Scbrc*,>Fir»t Touchdown PlahtsHurt Ekperimentfl Are (CMtiMMd from Page Om ) Versatile Redskins Drub Steelers by 46-10 Pick Cincy Slab Star Made by Slate fo (Continued Pngn Onn) qpd chilly‘west wind (the ball park front n i * Onn> temperature was 62) the right field crease ^ fe ly . candidate on the and only bleachers were almost: gned with one with organlzatloiDbackUig. To Pull Rfe^s Up Even ■ of a %at*rwotka aa the game two hours alvay. Ctncln- Wilsdn Bowled Over by Bartell State Elevens Hartford, 7.—^rown posts • Winkle had come ftqm New nati's fanO, evidently,/couldn’t wait ' GSrman air ralda yea- fo rk in a long line of au^mobllea, Stay Unbfeaten laat night ware Instead of whlte^are/ now being to watch Bucky Walters, three-hit used in guide ra ilin g In a number crossing the Hudson river by ferry winner of the second game, try to today by the German high and driving through some of the Cain 4-3 Eldge lO Sixth Q fl^ ' Toda’ of places aloD^T the7\Stata High- pitch the Redlega back on even ad. poorest sections of Hoboken \|ined up in "pii The first step was taken as Sctoolboy Rowe, knocked, out of one for dad," that I aent factories were raided propriate place to put this pic­ altered planes” In southern result of the experience Of - the the box early in the pecond game, Western Division by By tlw Associates Proas. Talbot Rates Classic as broken hla heart one ture,” he salcT. ‘"It Is a perfect Bd, It added, while "ralda State Highway Department with was . the Detroit choice to oppose Connecticut college - football pitcher, osma be hod ' untreated guide rail posts that de­ symbol of the real accomplish­ B atin g Rams, 21*14; Most Unexciting in tbe dressing room. army campa south oi Walters. teams, unsuccessful In tfaeir a t showed eflfecta’* wltn cayed and. required too frequent ments and purposes of: mv oppon­ -.Ha gave tha-^ Rada only\tora«^^ replacement. Pressure creosote ent." The infield appeared a bit damp Lions Trim the Cards. tsmpts to defeat out-of-state elev- Mpniopy; Ripple Stars, on barracks and ^ other sh^i- as custodians removed the canvas hita, one a grounder past treatment'of the posts to prevent OccaAionoI Group* .Applaud W a t ^ Joyitsr ena the first Saturilay of the sea­ Bartell that a mors apr Austeen Saundra Chambers,. Mx n on tM old daughter o f Mr. for the pre-game batting ' andna CJiicago, bet. 7.—(#5—The un­ faclllUes along the Bloluuil S. Carpenter this decay led to other changeh Throtigh Hoboke«>, occasional — Q son, gained better than an even By Gayle Talbot shortstop wouliVhave gohbl< because of the effect of the pre- and Mrs. Austin phaiffbers and granddaughter of Mayor and Mrs. Walter Joyner, spn o f Mr. and fielding workouts, but a bit o f rally­ ite d Washington Redskins ars and the southern and groups applauded, a.dv the Willkle incinnati, Oct. 7.— (/P i— Only one Red reached aecond l ^ The Phoenix Mutual Life Insur­ servS|tive upon the white paints David Chambers -was christened yesterday afternoon at a home Mrs. Walter B. Joyner, of 31 Holl ing put It in good shape. D ry sonj break over the week-end, when all .aterrt coasts also were at- caravan drove by and ^here were 'ormtng In the best tradition of e of the i^ost unexciting He struck, out seven ClnctoaatiT| ance (Company of Hartford has that” had been applied to posts In Wrvlce attended by a score of relatives at the home of Mr. and M i^ street, will be seated as Master was sprinkled In several spoti o f them met opposition from over batters and got two strikes ob 1$ It said, causing great fires scattered boos. In Jeraey.Ctty, de­ around second and third base. heir laundrymah-owner, the effer­ the borders, with four victories and announced the addition of Richard the past. ' Chambers,v68 Hollister street. Above (l-r) are Mrs. Theodore MieRl Councillor of John Mother chap­ r'orld Series }n memory of others before they took a futil^tjl some points. „ tectives were stationed on,^' roofs The Redicg . bleacherites didn't vescent George-Preston Marshal), three defeats. S. Carpenter to its field staff to It was found by. the Highway of-Rockville,' the baby’s great-grandmother, Mrs. David Chambers ter, Order of DeMolay 4t ceremon­ man came, back to this city swipe'at the ball. Newsom woUm ^ . I . The conimunlque said one Bru- and\Austin Cniambcrs holding his dpiighter, Austeen. with patrolmen on the curb'xeveiy ies in the Masonic Temple lonight. appear downcast because . their They’ve taken all of their op­ Yalerf Wesleyan .and Arnold plane which attacked German represent the company in the Deparlmebt engineers that Im- only two. Hia fast one.waa sto f*;H half block. Officers of the Degree of Oheyalter boys were one down In the series, ponents so far tb\ths cleaners and found rae ,going tod tough,, but todSy for a return engage­ 01 boats off The Netherlands Manchester territory. He will be pregatlng the posts with creosbte, ing, his curve breaking wide, aod'.^| A- Aerial bombs signaled his en­ of Springfield, Mass., will be In as they responded with, a will to stand now as the' only unbeaten Coast Guard Academy, out of the ment, with the Detroit Tigers it was forced down and others associated with Frank P. Sheldon which seemed to offer the longest and untied team in the National his change of- pace had tha Rad * who opened-a local office, for the trance into Journal Square, whet’s charge. Dancing will follow the comedian A1 Schacht’s pleas to jolh win column since the 1938 season; leading the Cincinnati Reds hitters completely baffle1 bomber formations were ac- a platfonn with a big banner read. *rho Redskins rang up their third sity of Connecticut and Trinity needing only one more to ;today, despite ^unsettled Mr. Carpenter Is a graduate of paint that could be made to ad­ The heavy wind, bl6wlng direct­ 55.000 before it was over. With tha Ingi “ Jersey City Welcomes W ill­ straight \1ctory . Sunday, a re­ managed to uphold Connecticut make it blanko. The general the Mahchester High school and of here to the' treated posts. 'T h is Hospital Notes ly over home plate toward the sounding 40 to 10 triumph over the , On«)/touchdown behind T ale’ at the time, Virginia, made Us first lead he had, it was easily apporaat kle, Our Next President.” prestige. ___ on Mass Bald Scale the Bentley School of Accounting settled the question of the colOr of hristening Ceremonies short right field bleachers, waa ex­ Pittsburgh pteeler* before 25.213 ■core in the second quarter of the garne at New H ave^ Cohn., when expectation was that the that Newsom could coast In. and Finance. He Joined the home the posts, but did not solve .the '"Na one man should be able to Results at a glance: Yale 14, McQaugiierty took a ten yard pa.*s from Dudk»y i ^ t shown i over mbxt noise the crowd made, and.^ "Fester^y’s air operations, pected -to aid the hitters. The spectators In Forbes Field, This 'Virginia 19; Wesleyan 7, Bowdoln cruel war of attrition would ' no. aources asserted, were n'ot office of :the Phoenix Mutual In problem of vlsibilHy at night. control a city," Willkle said, as he Admltbsd late Saturday; Ann bleaicher fence Is only 366 feet from was the largest of four league the goal line. Whiteman (141 of-l^ale tried to bt*ak up the pass, continue to.the bitter end, the one time It seemed to yaUjv| 1937,. Later he was advanced' to / Beflretor Buttons opened hla one-day campaign tour Washburn. North Adams. Mass.; 19; Arnold 0, Norwich 7: Trinity bpt was late, ax was Potts (52). Virginia tram p le the Eli, 19 to 14. spontaneously, was in tbe oeyantliv; • mass raid scale, but more or Austeen Saufidra Chambers, fl-'^Mrs. Austin Chambers wers pres- the plate, and the wind could game crowds over the weekend, 8, Vermont 8; O a s t Guard Acad­ that today was the Reds’ turn Bcattered and climaxed by the .’cashier staff and, after a thor­ To provide the warning charac- through northern New Jersey, Edward Zimmerman, 869 Main easily carry high flies into the en- frame w'hen Frank McOormtok months-old gr^iddaughter o f,e n t during the ccre^^ which totalled 88,838. emy 17, Worcester Tech 0: U. o f. the Reds, blasted one high and o! accomplishments" of In- ough training at the home office, Xeristics of these old-tlirie white \ . “ V A « sruestR or Mtvash, 14 'Elm Terrace, .first placentae with Green Bay In adelphia.' ' S-3 triumph over M ^ a r ty Broth­ the laat time he faced them. They was in^Ired. Anyway, he jumpadU cratic State Central Committee prior to treatment. plank rails, orie set flat against "You don’t want to be. one kind Should the Reds win and even Trinity was regarded too weak kwin!; Mead linesman. Wolfram. sd, were destroyed during Au- Move Waited ahd a daug'hter to Mr. and Mrs. the weajteni division by outlasting sports boss, sia the beat baseball slammed him from the hill and against the. barrier to rob NaarailM*..^ will accept no contributlo'ns from The credsote oil is applied In- a the post mid-way .between the ,of American everywhere else and t.f scries today, tlrkets for the Clevoiahd, 21; to 14. before a dis­ prognosticator (gtiesaer) among to turn back the- University of ers at Mt. Nebo ^aterday after- .went on to win without an anxious ; and September In the English Sylvester Barnes The victors were\ decided this Vermopt Catamounts, but the of a hit in the aeccfhd inning, and ;* persons on hatlonal, state, -on city pressure tank'In which an excess ground and the tops of tbfe posts .some other kind here at home. 42 aahington | seventh and deciding contest appointing crowd of 18,998. Connecticut’s sports writing gen­ noon. , / 1 ' moment; Manager Del Baker, of imel and the North Sea. relief rolls, or work relief rolls ’ ' and the other set at an angle on (Continued from Pag* One) Any person or force that deprives street. way: For every perfefct pick, a players on the Blue and Gold’s un- in the eighth mode a te^tag^'' of oil is present. Pressure is ap­ Tuesday would no on sale immedi­ ,,-''The Bears drove through the try. zero; for every, "wrong” pick, a Badly outplayed in the matter j S c l U > o l b o y S w C e p S course, hoped that "Schoolle” had Tbn rescue service has saved "In any political campaign, it is the upper ends of the posts. you of the exercise of your civil Discharged Sunday; Mrs. Car­ dermannecl Squad managed to hold jumping, falling catch off Sullivan plied in a presisure taltk.in which ately after the ffmll out. The block- ' stubborn Rams for touchdowns on point added .'for each place awav recovered his stuff since then and littfi distressed filers, including sev- customary to solicit campaign Replaced By C ^ l n In the same manner as whfn he liberties according to the bill of oline Dickson, 15 Eari'Sti'ect; Ellen tickets were for six game* only Mulvey, this 1938 and 1939 vic­ together for 60' minutes and un­ of atatistica, the locals managed " ’ In the very left field corner that an excess Of oil is present. Pres­ f>9-yard and 62-yard marches and from the ..final standing. -- Keyes would knock the Reds kicking to­ practically stopped the show. T ta Id n l British plane crews, during fupds,,from loyal members of the Many of these have been replac­ arrive^ yesterday by plane , at rights should be treated like th? Caldwell, 145 Henry street; Charles hut the hoIders-'Of those seats tor of the .Savltt State Sports covered a Bophomqre find in Dick to stop three' scoring thrusts dur-. sure is applied until the greater added another score on George Mc­ Slants prize, accepted diffeat and Dodd each scoVed 14y jiolnts. All Skeel Titles day. But he knew It waa only an latter catch, In particular, llb a two months, DNB said. Democratic party and from known ed in the past few years by the In­ Parma,\his arrival today at the enemy he i.s. Pecl^am, 443 Lydall street; Josefih would be given first choice of the Welaenfluh. Ing the first three perlMls and i part of the oil has been driven into Afee’s 14-yard dash through the gracefully today, gaining what so­ pose by’ were Herb \Stocking outside chance. have Inspired at leoat a song ttl I /HUtfii German sources, mean-. Supporters of the party. stallation of the newer type guide airfield San Nicolo.'thp Lido, near If you believe this, you will Pas^llt .30 Birch street; Joseph Mac- same spaces up to 10 a. m. Tues- Many of the New Britain Teach­ [siAll«, put a damper on conjecture the wood, following which a line. The Rams rallied to tally 14 arid Joe Sexton o f ' the .Ansonia went ahead, 3-0, when Solomonson Like everyone e)ae afound here. game had been cloM. But I t ' "Everyone knows ‘that time Is rail, which consists ot two strands Venice, w ^ unheralded. agree with mb that no one man "U unpurchaied ducaU lace he could out of the fact that ers’ victories In their long string sr a “ mayhe" hint of land inva- vacuum Is applied to the tank to I points in the third period. m,atnly It required a couple of guys Sentinal. anij Erik Modeaii of the booted a 47 yard place kick^aquare Stratford, Oinn., Oct. 7/-^(Anr- Baker, down In hia heart, must lost, too, like Newsom’s pltchli|^ limited during the campaign and remove excess oil and prevent of steel cable affixedt o each post Few persons except the high should be able to control a city. It 1 ' would go on general sale. were credited to Gerry "Tud” 1 of Great Britain broadcast by ■ - tA y-iAy. »>• I Mookalia, and infant son. 7 "' — ...... 4 ^ ''o n Parker Hall’s deadly aerials, beat him. Manchester Herald. 16;\ Jack betw ^n the uprights. However. Those Interested 'in preserving have felt that the final deciaive in the general apathy. It is difficult to sift from general dripping. By weighing the oil he- and suitably anchored at specified military cotnmander knew he was can’t be done without Tke outfield was soggy as but could muster no ground attack Flood who’s now an alumnus., but German soldier-reporter, who lists of potential contributors the ment on aomphoHv’o civHl ! Oakland street. ; trams went through batting pTac- '.’I wanted to avoid' creating a O'Brien of the Bridgeport Tlmes- Fuqua and Flood, brillant ball Araerlcats bird life ought to be struggle would be fought on Cros- Junior Thompabn waa the gaaMte fore and after, the degree of pene­ distances. All of the treated posts coming. At^:.30 a. m. he rushed to help him the Instructors got along without I Mid the Nazi Air Force "may names of those persons who are monopoly," was the wpy Dan, who Star, 17; Chuck M cO rlh y 6f the carriers of the visitors, .got the ley field tomorrow, his great Buck big disappointment. Natlaaal- tration is checked' The posts are will be pn/ln.stallations of this type by automobile, to Monsellce, where "rSrrnVw™ S “ .1 ^: " r “ ■ AS '"; After the Cards tallied a touch- - . , him quite well Friday night, pass­ thankful that Dick Shaughneaay, Newsom coming back with one l aoon be followed by hundreds of disqualified under the law from of guide railing, - excepting those le. Bridgeport Bri.stol Pres.*, and Gerry C^ean ing their way to an easy win over 1 on the kickoff an—WaO, ib : Py Roosevelt are on trial. This differs from the Additions and— changes are to be \Le^(ftie standings: prize will be announced next week. Marysville’s 4 to 3 lead over Blalh were on their w ^ Saturday with I power and spirit to carry them w o u l d ^ I pie of that community to give a \ niond Whitney, and infant \son. remaining chilly deapitc.the spas­ yiev were stopped cold. It was not in the .410 scored a 99 .with three Paradoxical as it may sound, Mr. Harmon o f the Michigan Haiw j Merritt Parkway , system in that governed by experience on these along the road to. victory.' Kafttern Dl\1slnn The American League' proved ahd win the county championship. a touchdown le/d over Bowdoln, 1 but but they do not talk about hearing to somebody who wants South Windsor.. modic' appearances of the sun. until the laat period that Moriar- others in the a!I-bore and won the last year’s play-off between Cin­ mens quite a guy or ai.i’t^ aT ,» . . (Continued From Page One) t'le biittons on the left indicate that and the other places slated for Forecasts "Something Bl{ ------^ W. the hiigahob for the scribes,’ with The hair rolled weakly to one but the fast. Iiyiit and well drilled : them prematurely.” to speak to them 7 How did he get Detroit as the chief upsetter. Near­ tys were able to gain a first down shoot-off for the'tille. cinnati and the New York Yankeea seems to us iany fellow who Wtng , opposing lanes of traffic are pass- work this year, the State Highway that way? \ Washington aide. and'.Ktner rushed In holding crew from BDmawIck. Me'.,, put on by rushing, one being , registered J The high command reported Mario Appellus, commentator ly every one of the sports writers ■ The first shoot-off eliminated Ed packed greater thrills, even though two ball games in a-row .deaerroE . were Maj. Gen. E. M. Watson, sec-1 ing between the reflectors.' The Department report.*. • in Mussolini’S pqper, 11 Po] “ What kind of civil liberty is it BroqklS^ .. his arm. Dr. John Romig .said the the pressure, by reason of a 15 yard penalty for Garland of Belleville, N. J,,. and I'SMidon armament factories,. har­ selected Cincinnati, however, so if Arnold M s a better team than the Yanks.won four straight. In some, sort, of rating . . . I retary and military aide; Stephen colors are expected to Improve the D’ltalia, forecast "something if somebody can dictate to any New' York pitcher’s arm waa broken. illegal use of Uic hands. On the Frank Kelly of Wjssl Orange. N. bor and supply facilities and "oth­ you' used SSSrEB the basis, fo r in many jL. moon, but the schixil, that one there, W'ere a couple of berringer ea.vs the six walba b*r • Early, press secretary; Rear .Ad­ safety factor at such locations. would be the outcome of the of you about your right to talk Pittsburgh . other hand, the visitors finished J.. but Jackie Horton of Edgewood, cloee, hard-fought games. In this er military objectives” were bomb­ Checking On Result* Chief Inspector IMeSk World Series reservations last and the >> too small to issued Saturday s/ere the * • miral Ross T. McIntyre, White, ference, and declared that "gi and. your right to listen? What MANCHESTER Philadelphia Win Eonis H<>|lday. up the first half with six first R. I., an 18-yesu'-old veteran, stuck one the Reds and the Tlg4ra have ed during the ^week-end, and re- Western Dlvlslqj April, when the ballots were col­ e'Icpect many vlclorlea eveh on the any one day of /IJa carapr , , House physician and surgeon gen­ Several other states have been sense” indicated the . two Axjs kind of civil, liberty is It if son>e- downs to their credit but it avail­ with Shaughneaay through deven taken turns making, each other' -ternlng fliers pictured the British making use of reflector buttons In Hartford, Oct. 7—(iP)— Albert enticago Bears ...... /2 ' J ( lected, you were half-right , Lancaster, Pa., Oct. 7—(A5—It’s safe and awie” schedule booked biggest football qpset waa Tan- eral of the NaVyi'and Brig. Gen. chieftains had discussed m ean s^ bpdy dares to, dictate to y;ou,,how ed them nothing. Moriartya com­ rounds tefbre mtraing a target. look like bums. There have been f as a “burning Hell.” Fj-ank T. Hines, veterans adminis­ this fashion and the Connfectlcut E. Bonnett, 66, chief Inspector of Green Bay ...... /. .2 1 ^ While th e' selections this year been'26 years since Franklin-Mar­ this year. . That Nor^ch team Is pleted three forward passes out of ncBsee’s victory ov'er -Duke . . . . .lOtter objectives'which the high getting rid of the British empire you should vote ? \Vhat g c ^ 'la the PUBLIC ItARKET The North America women's three fine pitching' performances, Highway Department is measuring the' Hartford department of The 1 w erenl iiidite aa accurate as in shall has beaten a major, college tough and Arnold. dlokl>Tl. 1940 Series la the flitst mil- the fourth stanzq. It was the details for the annual banquet this year, to See the Reds out at pltClP’ j The arsenal, dating back to the. where he reviewed the Llttorio di­ Fresh.Made I,amb Patties, wrapped in hacoti...... lb, 23c ./ :v. Chicago cards at Washington. I 1 Dodd, American; New York, Bos- Diplomats from Hanover, N.-H. spark that the visitors needed to of his life. Bht his teammates vision o'f blackahlrts which parth- aeries aipce 1937 and coming .Saturdary will be mplet 'ers.\ . [^{tlclwin Blasts W ar of 1812, produced more than Tender Calves’ Liver, Western ...... \...... lb. 3.5c Clevijiand at Green Bay. '' j click. Twice during this march It battered the Red pitchers, starting cipated In the- Spanish civil wfir; . in history. ed. From present. Indications an with Junior Thompson, so quickly 1,001) cannon in , the 14 months FaAcy Sugar Cured Bacon, machine sliced .. ,1b. 2!b! the fifth game at Detroit was necessary to measure the dis­ poor Flah . ended Sept. 30. and the output fighting a t Guadalajara, Bilbao, tance buL, in each instance the unusually large turnout of. mem­ and violently that Buck’s magnifi­ Plea for Cash Small Link Pure Pork Sausages ...... Jb. 29c ,&terday the receipts totaled’$1,- Now take, the case -ofT" pttchor will be expanded after the Installa­ Santander, along the Ebro and In About Town Kelley h Named Speaker ^ furious Puqlba Flood and Gorman bers. wives, guests ballpla,yers and cent effort practically was wasted. Catalonia. ' itib-Ends df Pork to cook with sauerkraut ...... Jb. 19c Saturday's Stars- W,698.10, Including $100,000 re­ their lady friends will h^ present.' V 'The seoo.nd guespers even q-ere- Trout— tion of coldworking equipment and ceived from tha sale of the broad­ made the mareh possible. (OonttnOed from One) an'additional shrink pit. •He piloted his owrn plane and Silver Lane Sauerkraut ...... 3 cans for 25c ’There were thrlMs during the Dancing will follbw ^ e dinner. sa^ng that Baker would have been A very saiPone, not a doubt wore the uniform of a marshal of The American Legioiv auxiliary casting rights which went Into the game and both trams gav.e the Ticket returns must ^ in the com­ smart to pUll Newsom from the They put him In and knocked Its operating force consists of Fresh Shoulders, I to 5 pounds each . ; . . . . .lb. 17c By The, Associated ;/*ress , For Twi League’s Bahquei players’ pool. In event the present cal campaign fund. I again call at- 15 Army officers arid 2,700 civilian the Italian emigre. — will hold its regular meeting in the I fans ‘ aonve ex/iting minutes. mittee's hands no^ later than game after Detroit pllerl' up a 7 out. Cntlon public to the fact that Legio.n home this evening at 'eight | Tomhny Harmon, Michigan ~ series goes seven full games and Thursday night.' / to 0 lead in the fourth inning anti Probably needs mere Clncy- employes, but the number still is Turn AttooUon To L'iiltod Statro Scored all hla team’s miinta In 21- Flood’s rcturna-pT punta were ex ttMrs u a rule which has been pub- o'clock. Fresh Cut Up Fowl for a nice chicken soup . . . . each 79c Thomas E. Kelley, cqach of the gate receipts a# Cincinnati are treraely w#ll dope. Majewski toss­ well below the World war peak of Press' spokesmen turned much of 14 victory over Michigan State. tbroughout all ‘state, de^rt- up to the'standard of the first two ed a twenty-five yard pass ,to ^Traffic conditions in Detrott 5,000- . - ■ , their attention, to the United Chick^s, medium size, for frying dr roasting . .each 98c Box Foxx and Abe Shires, Ten- Manchester High’s baseball and contests, the all-time record gate .(s and concerning which the AJSrnfile rhotor tour planned for States over the ipjjfekiftpd, Ansaldo Th?/ Young People’s society 'of : Healy that put the Moriartya in, teVday were a beaciacha . • . _ locratic State Central Com- neaaee— Foxx passed for one football teams, will be the princi­ of $1,304,399 for . aeries competi­ the Chief Executive included a stop said "other diploipatiC'steps” may the (ioncordia ' Lutheran church-1 touchdoum, ki'ckeper, Jr., aoii at tha Jlloa o f the employes of the state,” Bleached Celery large bunch 10c Played leading rblea in 23-21 up­ The dinner .will be served at five the fana plenty of thrills in run­ trah), was ordered to wait In Albany ity of American intervention but ning back punts' and in the second as coach of Moriarty Brothers’ j famous comedian of many yaoxa |tlM governor declared that In' the Native Spinach ...... peckT5c set of Dartmouth. . - o’clock sharp. - • tests 'and Lae Ballanfandt of the to take him back to W'aahlhgton dismissed It with the statement National circuit, waa the arbiter period it waa Fuqua, that pushed cagers-for the 1940-41 campaign. ; ago. will recite the famous " Oaasy '4*S8 campaign the' Democratic that, the United State* is “not mili­ ^ Jack Crain and Malcolm^ Kut- Four teams will be represented at the Bat” bakeball poem on hki. • U U Committee, carried '"out a after he had dined at the home of In Detroit’!'th ird game triumph. him outside cm the thirty-seven He sucoeeds Mike Zwick, who re ­ Earl Miller at nearby . Latham. tarily ready.” He said Axis speed ner, Texas—Crain scored once an’fers chief -ery, expressed the hope that communique said one British plane passing waa Cornell’s principal and gan Britain ap p aa^ In pros-- Bill do Corrovont, Northwestern teams and it Is a rule that not a o’clock at the East Side Rec and granddbUdran about to the aasmption of Tony Dubaldo o f the Poliah-Amari- they loae. Clnctonati's cuts are Moriarty Brothers: Salomon- Bin Murray and Eher Moorhouse, Canada has 10 /sugar refineries, of the World Series at D etroit " It was the hardest' game I ever pect, n Popolo dl Itoma adde other and' back again)—rl dunno. beciuna suspicious of a lump\;ln Mlatreea M ary, Just go and see i bank by the Peraon In whose FOB SALS—1939 BUICK 40 Price 17500. Box H, Herald. #bR SALE—ONE writing d^k, ceased. / Several Strands Found T ------;■ if that large cake In the oven la /ff-7 three single beds. Telephone Ui^n appll^tion q< The Manches­ Artist—It’s easy money. JlmmleVcfiBcIf: ^le auch book was lasued, for series, .4 door trunk sedan, low darttog Purdue spr a big sur- :ad yeL Stick a knife In It and mileage, excellent condition. 41 5985. ter Trust C^pany preying that an Beside Mutilated Body Cornell Rated Qnch Old Mountalneer-rThere ain’t no TaadmV-Jlnnfi*’ •re y ou , sat­ ^^iQnnent of the amount of depbalt Instrumenypurportlng to be the last prise Iqr holding Oh State to '' A If It ooraea out q|aan. Kensington street. Help SS ctohe...... r, -A. ■■ r»,. ■' iHo. “ ■ " other challengers and there’s a career as the mid-western ‘'Inde­ . First—•You’ve said it! Every one each'fiount as a word and compound chester. Connecticut. land Park Store. I’ r^Rent W ILI4 AM S. IIYI^E, Esq.. to the basement, directly under ten $1 boxes. 50 beautiful assort­ schedule for the coming week-end pendent'^ leader by whipping the of them -rOqlpea began the same words as two words. Mlntmunr cost ed ijame , imprinted Christmas Judge. ■' ' \ the child’s room, was found open. way: “Take a clean dls):------’’ and It prfes of three lines. Estate of Stevenson Turkington Police Chief T. A Riley theorised that may change the lineup entire­ College of the Pacific 25-7, takes Line rates ofr dsv for transient Moving—Trucking—\ cards sell $1.00—your profit 50c. Rooms Without Hoard 59 late of/Man'cheater, in said District, ly. This is especially true In the on speedy Geor^a Tech. that 'i(ettled me. Ads, Free sampWs. Thomas Doran Co., deceas^^’’ ' that an assailant might have en­ Cffeetlve Hnrrh 17. It27 Stfinuce On •motion of Kimherly Cheney.^ tered through It. tiptoed up the Big Ten, where nearly every team TCU Again Leader 28BJ White Plains, N. Y. FOR RENT—ROOM 131 East Cen­ looks strong and In the southwest Things could always be worse— Ca.s,..| 7 ctsi 9 ctn AUSTIN CHAMBERS—L«cal and ter street, near Center on bus i^vi'niBtrator w ith w ill annexed. and southeastern conferences. The and we can make t)iem worse by EPISODE TAKES PLACE 3 ^onsjncutlve Days... 9 cisjl] .cts •.oHDVHtEU:— That six months room without, arousing other er assuming the conference lead Long Distance Movers. Tel. 626CT. line. Continuous, hot water. members of the household. Big Six and Big Seven circuits careleMiness or Indifference. 0''RVUILUaM«, i M y ...... |n etsjlS cts Help Wanted— Male .til from the 5lh day of October. A. L>.. with a 20-0 win over Arkansas, Things Vould always be better— ITEM SECOMOS LATER. =. AlK orders for irrei^ular Insertions 68 Holliatei street. 1940 be and the same are limited Mother Prostrated haven't produced a standout yet. goes away to play North Carolina WHY MOTHER-E. GET G O A t/ /d’f . will bacharged at the one time rats. and allowed for the creditors with­ Mrs. - Ratliff, prostrated by thT Cornell Tops East and we ean help make them better •$equu!» i N «'ihgham office of x the retain its unofficial eastern title. Twje WMkHT tion of any advertisement ordered N, Herald. Apartm eniA— PlatS!— turn make to this court of the no­ Federal Bureau of Investigatl6ii $o respectively. Texas Tech, 1^6 vic­ VjVtoG, »VDX for more than one time. tice given. Cornell plays Army at West Point tor over Loyola of Lo^ Angeles, The Inadvertent omission of in- LAWN MOWEKs s h a r p e n e d , Tenementji 6,1 assist in identifying varioua too repaired; shears, knives, etc., WILLIAM S. HYDE clues. this week but the Cadets, who encounters Montana next. WOCH... aorredt publ^lcatlon o f advertising H-10-7-40. Judge. barely bent Williams 20-19, don’t CON MtA twvtct t»<, T. M. m W 9. »AT. < IQ-1 win be recline^ only by cancellation ground; keys fitted or duplicated; WANTED—HELP digging pota­ FOR RENT—SIX ROOM duplex South: Tennessee'S 14-0 triumph of the charge made for the servlet toes. C. B. Buckland. Wapplng. house, and garage, modern con- AT A Ct;il IlT.OK PUOBATK HEI.D look^troublesome. ~7 rendered. vacaunr. cleaners, clocks, phono­ over Duke in whai waa billed as graph: etc., repaired, overhauled .venlencea. Rent $40. 91 Cooper St. •at Manohf*stt*r, within an.tl for th'j- Georgetown also carried over “t>c room's okay, but I don’t like de wall paper;” All advertisements must conform MAN AT LEAST Twenty-five District of Manch#‘Rtor. on tlic 6lh Cliisox Top Cubs from iSd year by beating Temple last Saturday's biggest game but la style, copy and* typography with Bralthwalte. 52 Pearl street. day oil Ortob^kr. A. D.. 1910. which didn’t quite come up to ex­ a a g S P regulations enforced by the publish- years of age to service and sell i'rvsent WILLIAM S. HYDE. Esq.. l4-0 Friday and now goes back era gnd they reserve the right\ to appliances with fast growing com­ Houses Kor Rent .Tudge. Into the "bi;eather" class with pectations, put the Vol.i temporari­ edit, reylse or reject any copy con­ 6lb Time in Row ly at the top of the southeastern FUNNY BUSINESS Courses, and Classes 27 pany, /'car necessary, married, 5 . Estate of Helen J. Conialbck late Waynesburg Bhllc, Temple's Owls i V / sidered objectionable. Christian preferred. Write Box S. FOR RENT—SEVEN ROOM slnV of Manefiester, In said DKtrlcl. de­ circuit find' this week’s Chattanoo­ ' GtOSiNa HOURS—Clasalfled ads ceased. race Boston Odtle^e, Idle last Sat­ to be published same day must he l e a r n a p r o f e s s io n . Scien­ Herald. ^ gle, two car garage, two batbsj, ga game can't hurt them- much. ARMyAHOHMnr On million o f Julia I,<<><»ml8 of said urday. Ideanwhile Kentucky, an Impre.s- vee»ai»w*v»a«**se«*. received by 12 o'clock noon Sstur- tific tuassags. flood opportunities. oil heat, air conditioning, two Manrbfliter adzmntstratrlx. Chicago, Oct. 7.— (i^ The Penn, after dpenlbg with a 51-0 d sys 10:30. WANTED- MEN for digging pota­ years bid, ideal location. 10 Jean oltriE IiK li;— That ' «l^ months slve three-time winner, plays Van­ Day. eVenlnp clas.scs. Free lltera- American League is supreme in triumph over MarylahfL takes oi> Telephone Yoiir Want Ads liire. College Maasage, 488 Main toes. Frank V. Williams. Tele­ . Road, telephone 3409. rom Uie .'ith d.'iy'of rirr*»|)fvr .\. li.. derbilt, which performed well in phone 7997. ,91'I lie and tlie R;inie ;ire llmltrd and Chicago and has been since 1931. Yale, beaten 19-14 by Virginia... losing .a 7-6 decision to Prkiceton. CautiouB Easy BY HOT Ada are accepted over the lele- street, Hartford. allowed for Mie creditors wttliln That WM the la.st!'^ time the 9:- WASH TUBBS phons at the CHARGE RATE given whloh to bring- Int heir rialms Last we'ek“s'*'ap*acts have^taken Mlssliudppi Stote-Aubum and 5I1»- .'above, as a eonveneincs to adver- j Wanted VV4S4I4K-U suto Rent 68 «ntdsaid estate, and the sjild Chicago C^bs won the city base­ some of the edge off this t i c k ’s sisstppi-Cieorgia . should help [YMW Liwta VKXt SHERIDAN, HE LHCBS HER RICH, a m i A 4 m . who couto ge os treshnoow hei> < V ball chapfipion^hip from Che bat­ NAH.VICEi. 1 iuCkON THAT'S h /' 1 / tissrs. but ths CASH RATES will be Situations Wanted— I ‘ ‘ *“ ' .I , art^ilnlsir:it rlxX Is fllrecteil to give by little Franklin and Marshiiti, Btraighten^ut the current IcaderH ^MELLOW VOICE, THE FRAORANCE OF HER4VMR, ^lUAEEAury 30B F 0 « THE CORE------/’ accepted as FULL PAYMENT if WANTED—TWO OR three room puiVuc notlc to the rreilUor.9 to tling White Sox. The -National AND ‘THE TIM6 LIMA aiOW THAT WARMS iUfi RARLOR OPERATOR. paid at the business otTice oh or be­ Fem ale' 38 ____A___ a_ n „j._eA,_ n _ rlrjg I...In .their U i. cla-lms witliln .suit! 23-21; meets Columbia. 15-0 winneh who havfwon a conference game apartments. 2 adults. Write Box Leagues bowed for the sixth BODY WHEN her s h o u l d e r TOUCHES HIS fore the seventh day following! the ln>v allowetl iiy posting a ropy of over Maine. New YQfk University, Apiece. Georgia walloped Sputti Ul f X HEAR M A . THR first Insertion of each ad otherwise WA.NTED—BY MIDDLE aged wo- F,’ Herald, stating location and’ lH4s firder on llie public sl'gti post stralgnt time yesterday in the an- dOSSIPI TOaSTHER, \\ INSURE price. , ' upset 9-6 by Lafayette, plays Syra­ Carolina 33-2 in. preparation. Lou­ • »N I \« I V> ♦ ' ■'•IN ths CHARGE KATE, w ill be collect- nian, housework 5 1-2 days week­ rjearest to the place w liure'the tl*-- hu^series, the Sox winning the cuse, 40-0 victim of Northwestern isiana. State, 25-0 winner over ' EAVr,-INE COULD •d. No responsibility for errors in with \ ■ccaseti lust dwell within said town si^h game, 5 to 4, in 10 innings . telephoned ads will be assumed and ly. Good cook. References. \VTite and Colgate meets Browii. an tin- Holy Crp.ts. takes on Rice In an­ BRSto.THM'SPVAND WANTED TO RENT by young amt iiA publishing the srtrn^ in some cop the playoffs, 4. to 2.., I SnFIIHl \TKS«n KU V their-accuracy cannot be guaran- McKlNNKY BKUraKKS Box W, Herald. couple, two or three furnished newspaper having a clrculaUon iq ‘impricssive winner.. Princeton and other .mkipr Interscctlonal atnig- . 6A80 TMER, PUMKV food. Real Estate and Instirhrioe said pnolinte dl.ntrlcl.^ within ten For the six days of work„ each S ic S w tv A ibucimoMt FOWLER.'tD JUSTICE.' rooms for light housekeeping. Navy come together after a pair glC; ’ \ CONSCItViTnON N8ALTM' Index of Clausifirations 805 Mato St. ' \ PhnnV.606-7-49\ / Jud\f('. of $115,611. Deaths ...... d female cats spayed $3.50, male Baseball Commissioner K. ,M. gan's great team, which escaped a meets Clemson, on ^ of the favor- . Card of Thanks ...... K rebound from the CciUfo^ia game la ICemorlam ...... F cats altered $1.00. Dr. G. E. Bit- AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD AT A roURT OF PROBATE MEI-D Landis received $17,431.67 and* the. lies which knocked Jjtorth Caro­ t Manchester. wTthln and for the at MaficheAter, within .*vnd for ihe by beating Michigan State 21*14, lina State off tha-top 2^7. Duke 4ap: muw doee Mi H nnagir Lost and Found ...... 1 00(1, Jr., 10 Laselle Road, West distrirt Of- Munrhe.ster, on /hfi 5th twp clubs $32,749.86 each. > ^WHy POE6NT Hff COHPIbB MMRk c Announcemnets ...... • 2 Would You Like^ DiftrictDlBtrlct of Mancheater, on the 5lh faces Harvard: P/tt, wJUcfi came Is Idle and the other coWerenCe rtford, or 62 Silver street, Mld- iayt 'of Octoher, A. D., 194^. day of Octoher, A. It. 1940. The fellgpr^who put the clincher •AflMN vou M E VICKI, YOU KNOW WHAT THATHSh AERBCIAUeOVEmiSWMT . A r se n a ls ...... r ...... S dlTtown. Present WILLIAM .8. H^DK. Esq back to beat /'Missouri 19-13, games are secondary—CRadcl- Aatomohlles pyeaent \VILLIA*M 8. HVIk'DE; Esa., on the Cubs was old Ted Lyons, m r L.NSf W pp oP L I MEAN WHEN TH ^fiPfAK OP A AalNT A * s w * 0 ■teriW VIRV OW P I Automobles. for Sale 4 Live in Bolton ? \ Jud^e.11 (Ike. '• , .4 Judge. tackles Southern Methodist, rated Furman, V. P. I.-Wllliam ^and. Q g ia ■4. EstatS' of*^J\>an If^wla/id of Man who gave them seven hits over the V6.I •> < I N I S o-r. CONtoLEXtON LUO PEACMK AND CREAM Automobiles for Exchange .... I 'Trust Eatato of Matilda C. Cheney route for his second victory of the one of the southwest conference Mary and V. M. I.-Davldson. \ , Auto Accessories—Tires ...... , € and Supplies 4^1 i-w of !»ul.ie . D. Cheney late of Chester in saltl.(ll^rict.^iinor, We Have For, Sale Upop npptlcaUVn or U. William series and *18 fourth /n a row over po^v€r8; Fordham, 20-7 winner Stanford on Top ^ Auto Repairing—Painting .... 7 .Mnnchenter. in anid District, deceas­ (ABOVE are designs of V. A**.o Schools ...... T-A ed. Howland, (Guardian T^aying for au­ the Cubs. After spo/tlng the C*ubs Over West Virginia; meets Tulane, t e n d e r , YOUNG ducks 4 to 9 thority , to compr»^ilse a certain Pacific Coast: Clark iSbaugh- ' ALLEY The End of the Search BY V .X UAMLIII .Utos— Ship hy Truck 8 Three-Room Year 'Round Cot- The Manchester Trust Company to a 3-0 leadj the /Box tied the which lost its second game to National Defense sAmps A utos— For Hire ...... • f age, fireplace and V, acre of lbs dress^ 23c lb. Free delivery.. Trdsteft having exhibited Its annual doubtful and dispu^d claim which neasy's "dark horse" Stanford he released Oct.. 16. The 1-eent Herrm^n, 610 Cen,ler St. account with said estate to this said mlnof* against the score in the ninth and pushed Auburn. 20:14. Others are VlUa- team now ranks as the team to Qarsges-e—Sgrvlce^Storage ... 10 OUo value will be printed 1r gjrhen, ’ M otorcycles— Ulcycles ...... II Tel. 5085. ' \ . Court fi^r alUi.wanre, if Is General Baklnf^ Company as per aqross two in'the 10th. nova-FIorida, Duquesne South beat'in the coast conference after WITH ALL H l« EFFORTS, ALLEY OCOR THAT OL' GOAT V/lpULO [NOW.1 GCTTA FIND MY Wanted Autos—Motorcycles ... 12 $1000 URI)EREI».{—XlHU the 14lh day of aptdicatton on iw, It is The Cubs rallied in their last Washington and Lee and Franklin 2-eent in red and 3.-cent |n purple. 5 E E M « TO BE NO NEAJ?ER MAFTA € 0 AH' FOLD UP BEFORE WAV OUT A HERE A H ' . VT w e u -. ^ '•••Itoees and PmfpRMlfmal Services Small down payment'and Test O ctober. A. D.. 1910 nt 9 o ’clock fo r e ­ < )HDKHED:—j/That the foregoing Ha 13-0 - triumph oyer Oregon." TELUH' ME WHERE HE'D HIODCH 7r^Tv^r»G H T; COCto^ application b^heard and determin­ turn bat. Zeke Bonura hit a and Marshall-Richmond^ Requests for first-day covert TO FIMDIMO OOOLA AND «TART HUNTIN' AU OVER Business Services Offered ..... monthly. ' noon. the Probate Office. In said W/hlle Banta Clara may be good should be addressed to Postmaster, OR.BRONSOM,' AGAIN.' CA96UM IT, I Household Services Offered ....13*A Aiiiclrs Ftet Snle 45 Manchester, be and the same Is as- ed at the iToKatp ^fflce in Manches­ hqme run and then the tying and r Big/Sen Schedule >»n« i« ter-In said olBtrl?t\ o7i \he 14tli day enough to do the trick this week. / (ashingtpn, D. C., with proper <0-7 NEVER HAVE ANY LJ-\ YOUR / Building—Contracting ...... M ilgned for a he.iring on the allow­ Wlaihing runs reached base' with Big Ten:/The nine-team west­ Uje conference standing won't be ___LUfic / ^ Y E .9 , ^ MOVE. / Florists—‘Nurseries ...... FOR SALE- MEN'S r'ebullt and ance of aald account with aaid es­ o f O ctob er./A . D.. 1940. at 9 o’clock two' out. . Here Lyons settled down ern conference maintained Its ex­ r ^ t t a n M covering cost of Funeral *Dtrectors ...... 18 Also Five-Boom Cape Cod/ta tate. and this Court directs the In the forynoon, and that notice be/ affected. California, which bounced it. yon two—a prcizcl maniifaclurcr wanis it for to*~k--J.(OOOLA.lJL relasted ahoea Better ihM new given to/ali persons Interested In and struck’ out Stan Hack to-end cellent record when , only Indiana ttaitipe.' . ■ Hegtlng—Plumblng--Roofing .. 17 Bolton " Center. Steam ^ a t , cheap .sho*a See thera\ Sam uater to** give .public notice to all, back to beat St. Mary's 0-6, faces a design „ 1 1 kiHcxu Insurance ... . \...... is garage In basement. Ab District, five days before said day actly even in a scoreleoa tie,, U I.K 8 BY liYJN'rAINE FUX Praftsflonal Service^ of bearing gnd return make to* this dis^ict, at least flve days before 1'UUNE R spslrln g ...... J.) , Austin Chambers. i'elepboiie.62TO. Court. ' thff day of said hearings to appear Daily Pattern plays a breather rival, Portland. .::v Tailoring—Dyeing—Cloning STUART J. W A SLE Y W ILLIAM 8. H YD E they see cause at said time and Oregon ta\ies on Washington, 21-0 Toilet Goods and Service Real Estate and Insurance Judge. 'lace and be heard relative thereto*, winner over Idaho .while St. T i m e W anted— Bu^itiess Servifi Electrical Applianiees— : H-UI.7-40. ^nd make return to this Cour.u B o m b ^ r Fdaeailonal Slate Theater Building / WILLIAM S. HYDE Mary's and San Francisco clash in Radio 49 H-10-7-4^/ Judge. Pattorn 8708 the leading "Independent" game. Coursea and Classes . Tel. 6648.7146 AT A COCUT OF PROBATE HEL^ Private Instructions It. M anchester, w ithin and fo r Hie Rooky ' Mountain Big '^evep: D ancing ...... FOR SALE—ELECTRIC Refrlg- Dlatriet of Manchester, on the Bth AT A COURT o r PROBATE HELD jfckifto’lX L Y B t \ .JL, Mualcal—Dramatic ■. .. eratof. only five years old, runs day Of O ctober. A. D.. 1940. / at -Manchester, within and for th# 81|S may bt slightly on ths fenea There's no standout now In this Wanted—Instructions . .... JO like new. Will sacrifice for $40.00. Present WILLIAM 8. HYDE,,fcsq., District of Manchester.- on the 7th ' t|i i'cr poss and. about some things, league unless its Utah, which beat ' / j FiMaaelal . fudge. / dav o f Octolier, A. D.‘. WtO. but tbere's nothing undecided Brigham Youiig 12-6 in the first Bonds—Stocks— Mortgages Inquire 43 Olcott Drive or tele­ Estate of Etta Taylor of Mghches* Present WILLIAM S. ilYDE. Esq., FKEC&LE8 AND UlS FRIENDS They Like It BY MERRILL BLOSSER Businsss Opporiunili^^s •. phone 7738. ter, in said Districti minor/ Judge. ^ about her cuteneas and charm,, conference game. The Utes tackle looney to I.oah S3 Notice of the The Manchester Trust Company, Estate of 'WUilam IfuVirtlford late wbll'e she’s wearing that tailored, a strong Arizona team next 'while, Help aad 91t«atleM« Guardian having exhibited its an­ of Manchester, In said District, de­ flaring frock*. It has smart yoke the other six- teams pair off thuat B slp W anted— Female ^...... 18 nual* account w ith s a id /e s t a t e to ceased.'’ 1 O U M S THAT LITTLE •1 GUESS X MfeV. PRK X, UAVe TOO GOT ^ S lp Wanted—Male ...: ...... 1« Fuel and Feed 49-A this Court for aliosranc«K It is The Administrator having exhibit­ Interest, decorative pocketo, an ac­ Wjroming vs. Brigham Young, C o lj' RHYME OO the .WORK ALL, TWeae is*/r ^ a n y EXTRA Co p ie s o p t h a t Balsamen Wanted .../ ...... K*.V " Tax Collector ORDERED:—That the I4th day of ed his administration account with tion back—aqd loads of girlish orado State vs. Denver, Colors * RIM T. LARO f vMUCH VS/e CAN tMlN« itou rbc^tbo? Help Wantedr-Male or Female .37 FOR SALE—SLAB WOOD either O ctober A. D.. 1940, At 9r o ’clock said estate te this Court for allow­ style! The smart little calot ■vs. Utah State, wyofhlpg oo ! wau. WAS A OlLLV / Agepts W anted....*.....^ ...... S7-..a • sawed or In long lengths, all hard forenoon, at the Probate Office, in ance. It Is' perched on the back of her head 1* Colorado State played n scoreless JUST HAVB Situations Wanted-^Femala ... 18 of the ■ wood. Tel. WUllmantlC 608-13. said Manchester, be and the same Is ORDKIIKD:—That the jjth day of included in the pattern (No. 8703), . Situations Wanted—.Mhle 39 ______« assigned for a hearing op the al­ Oc,t, 12, 14 and 16 years, gyaeiala at th e'S tores ...... 5S m. each Tuesday and Thursday FOR SALB-GREENING applet, Jutfxe.. at Mancheater. within and for the Sise 10 requires 2(4 ysras of 54- w a s H h c Apparel-s-Fura ...... 57 «50c basket. 38 Garden street. • Estate of Clarenco J. Todd late of District of Manchester, on the 6th inch mateilal without nap. Wanted—To Bay ...... 5t. evening from September 17 to Oc­ Manchester in said district. tala—Reatauranta ...... 51 to 9 p. m .. , HEADQUARTERS said appllraUon on file. It is Guardian haviitg exhibited Ua an day's Pattern Service, K>6-7th ITftfited—Rooina— Board ...... 52 ORDERKr>:<—TKai the foregoing niial account i ^ t h said estate to lUat Eetate Far Bent At ail other times -the tax can FOR STTOVES, OIL BURNERS, application be heard and determiu- this Court for allowance. It is Ave., flew York, N. Y. aota. FUta, Tanementa 51 be paid only at niy- home, 21 West ClRCULA'nNG HEATERS. ed at the Probate Office In Manches­ ORDFHIED:—That the 14th day of StIiiM* Loentlena far R#ot .. 54 Street. ' CHROME PIPE AND ter In said District, on the I4th day O ctober. ";:A/ D.. 1940. at 9 o’clock Show your sewmanshlp! - Have M l For Rant ...... 55 SUPPUE8' o f O ctober. A. D... 1940. at t o’ clock forenoorf, at the Pfobate Office, in all the clothes you want this *ea- Brbsn For Rent 55 Failure .to make payment before in .the forenoon, and that notice he aald Manchester be and the same Is 'Tabn—and spend less money. Send bar Homaa For Rent •••## 5t SAVE filONEl^! ■ Cpn><>( Down October 16, 1940, renders the tax given to all persons interested In^ asaighed for a hearing on the for our new Fall Fashion book, d to Rent ...... 51 delinquent, and interest 4dll be and See Ua! Upen’ Evenings. said estate of the pendency of said allowance of, said accounts with mmmi Batata Far Sata application and the .time and place said estate, and this Court dlrecta with more than 100 brand new, aant Bolldlnv fot Sala .. 59 added at the rate of 7.2 per cent NEW ‘ MERCHANDISE, TOO! We Can Save Von Money Be- of hearing therpon. by* publishing a the Guardian to give public notice charming styles for^ every else and Froparty fo r Bala «•« y> per annum dating from Septem­ copy of this order in some news­ to all persona interested therein to every occasion. It's so easy to sew bd La b B tor Bala VI eanse We’re In the Low Rent appear and be heard thereon by ber 15. paper having a circulation in said your own. 'wito these simple pat • Bate VI George W. C. Hunt, Dlatilct. district, at least ftve days before publishing a copy of this order in hla •• a ‘VI the ^f 5*16 hearing, to appear some newspaper having g circula­ terns, even If you haven't had for Bote •• Collector. if they see cause at aald time and tion In said District, flve days before much sewing exj^rlence. - JONES FURNITURE place and be heard relative there­ said day of hearing and return make ter Bxebanc* to, ana make return to this Court. to this Court. . Pattern, 15c Pattern - Book, 15c •I ■state 88 OAK s t r e e t WILLIAM KYpE* W ILLIAM a. H Y D E Store TsL 8SM Rea. 7247 H. One Pattern ana Pattern Rook