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Hauptmann Denies Guilt In Crime of Century MAYCALLOFF PLEA OF INSANITY PRESIDENT MAKES PLEA POUCE IN HUNT

HAUPTMANN PLAN

FORm Sia FOR FURTHER PATIENCE

This Is Hfflted When Lawyer MAi Iy 3RD PARTIES Authorities Confer on Possi* Is Confident That a Unified for Lindy Suspect Asks ARE NOW IN FIELD bOity o f Quitting the Here Is Complete Text Attack for a little While for Eiamination by an Search m This Area — Longer WOl Master "Old Alienist. At Least 25 Listed Through- Of Presidents Speech

Break in West H artfori Man Depression’’ — Asks Washington, Sept. 28.— (A F ) —« o t suffering in Jamestown and at out Nation for the Fall BUixrriN! Here is the text of. President Roose- Plymouth, it has been the American New York, Sept 2S—(AP)— PoUce engaged In the hunt for habit to render aid to tbose who Commnnities to Do Their velt’s address today to the 1934 Sherlil John J. Hanley today Election. Alexander Kaminski, fugitive guard mobilization for human needs con- need It. Through the centuries as diaeleaed that Bnmo Blehard slayer, were at the turning point to- ference: the first struggling villages de- Hauptmann had atolen a taMa I am happy that for the second veloped Into communities and cities Share. day, undetermined whether to con- apeen In the Jail, broken It Into Washington, Sept 29.— (A P )—A time' the conference on the Moblliza- and counties and states, destitution four aectiona, aharpened «xie tinue to look for the - murderer in lacord emaehlng array of “Third Uoo for human needs comes here to and want of every description has and had hidden nil four pleoea this* section. A conference of the White House. In so doing yo:i been cared for in the first Instance Waabington, Sept. 28.— (A P )— Party" attempts, a multitude of In the JnU. State police officials was being held emphasize with me the national by community help. Confidence that a unified attack Hnniey anid that the bowl issues and a host of colorful .candi- this afternoon in Hartford to con- character of our common task, for I With the enormous growth of part o f the apoon had been population and with the complexities for a Uttle while longer” would dates, feature the campaigns for the sider the feasibility of calling off the like to feel that I share responsibil- master "Old Man Depression” was abarpened to a raxor edge by ity with all of you who are here rep- of the past generation, community mbMng It agalnat the ateel November elections . A t leaet 28 hunt. Oomplicatlng this came a expressed today by President report from West Hartford police resenting evefy part of our country. efforts have been supplemented by frame of the eet In hln cell In nartiea are in the field—the largest the formation of great national or- Roosevelt in addressing toe 1984 that the William Hail High school Your work In the past has been of conference. on the Mobilization for ttw county Jail. number In the memory of old time such outstanding success that I am ganizations designed to co-ordinate Three parte were found In the observers. vault in that tou-u had been entered Human Needs. during the night and nearly $500 in confident this year you will achieve and stimulate those local groiips tenet bowl la hla cell, and that The Farmer Laboritea in Min- To toe assembled leaders of tos money and Jewelry stolen. Whether an all-time record. who are striving not only to take the fourth piece had been hid- nesota and the Progressives In Wis- care of those In need but also to group at the White House, the this is another of Kaminski’s daring In addressing you last year I em- President emphasized that it waa den In the drain of the waah consin headed by Senator Robert M. phasized the simple fact that ihe stimulate better conditions c-f baain In the oeU. The aherlff anid L^FoUette, Jr., are in the van of the escapades Is, of course, a matter of up to local communities to carry conjecture, but police are busy com- responsibility of the individual and health, of child welfare, of mental the pieeea appeared te- be too side party movements with candi- hygiene, or recreation and in tbe the primary burden of relief. He paring finger prints found In the of the family for the well being of called it the privilege rather than omnll to be need aa a key. but -iates listed In other states. their neighbors must never -cease. he waa Inclined to believe the latest break. the duty of the Individual American Communists and Socialists also Beginning with those first winters (Continued on Page Ten) ahnrpened piece might have have contestants In many states. Most Have Escaped. to bear a ahare in relief. been naed aa a weapon If It had Aside from the Maine "New Deal” Those In charge of the detail of “It is toat personal appeal, that been farther ahnrpened Into a ibsue between Democratic and Old 100 police located here were about personal service, which has carriiM knife. Guard Republican candidates num- ready today to admit that Kaminski us through these trying years,’’ ha must have slipped through their said. erous others ranging from "Redis- Surrounded by police and detectives who cleared passageway through PEARSON TO SEVER TEXTILE INDUSTRY Now York, Sept 28.—(AP)— A tribution ot Wealth" to more strin- linos. Awaiting a possible break “ A unity of effort for a little the packed corridors and courtroom, haggard and sullen Bruno Haupt- in this area hone developed. They plan to have Bnmo Richard Haupt gent marriage and divorce laws while longer will, I am confident, mann waa lead into Bronx County (N. Y.) court where he pleaded not could not reconcile the petty food- bring national success to our ax'* mehn, Indicted aa the extortioner of .'lave- been raised. guilty to the extortion indictment lodged against him because he pos- stuff thefts in the Vemoo section CONNECTIONS HERE MAKES STATEMENT Uonally unified efforts to bring Old the $60,000 Lindbergh kidnap rt Unusual Personalities sessed Lindbergh ransom money. He was held in $100,000 bail to await with the major burglaries in East Man Depression to tbe point where acme payment, examined by a pay Unusual personalities dot the trial. Hartford and West Hartford. we can finally master and destro;^ political scene. Chief among these is chiatriat aa announced today by his Faced with these puzzling angles him.” Upton Sinclair, with hla spectacular a conference waa being held at the Mr. Roosevelt said there had been ccunsel. campaign for the governorship on PriHninent Choir Director To Pledges Cooperation Bnt County building in Hartford to de- some inefficiency in the emergency The lawyer, James M. Fawcett bis "Bhid Poverty in California’’ cide on a definite course of action. efforts to alleviate distress but toat made hla announcement when he ar- platform, young “Bob” LaFoUette Included in the group at this meet- Take Three Years Coarse Says No New Relations he looked forward to greater effi- rived at the Bronx county court- ADMINISTRATION STARTS ot Wisconsin, who is seeking to re- ing were Major Frank M. Nichols, ciency. house to confer with District Attor- turn to the Senate on the Progres- Lieutenant John C. Kelly, Lieutenant He told the conference, which !l ney Samuel J, Foley, but be declined sive ticket after dropping his GOP Russell I. Harman, Sergeant Roy at Masic School Board Is Needed Now. headed by Newton D. Baker ot to give his reasons for the move. lab^ and former Governor Theodore A NEW RECOVERY DRIVE PetUnglll, Sergeant Harris Hurl- Ohio, that it waa its duty to see to ‘T am going to have my own pay- G- Bilbo of Mississippi. Bilbo’s elec- hurt. It; . chlartrlst see Hauptmann," Fawcett tion to the Senate was assured when Study Finger Prints Helge E. Peatson, organist and Washington, Sept! 28.— (A P )— “ Firat of all; that destitution 1* - said. He added that bis family physi- t''- he defeated Senator Hubert D. CROSSES THE CHANNEL In last night’s break at the -Wil- choirmaster of the Emanuel Lu- ’The oetton textile industry was relieved, and, secondly, that no in> cian would examine the prisoner at IN BALL-SHAPED BOAT liam H. Hall high school one or dividual and no family shall be en> the same time in his cell in the Control of NBA Policies theran church for the past ten pledged today to co-operate in gov- (Continued on Page Ten) more Intruders hammered the com- ernment efforts to carry out toe titled to public assistance if tout in> Bronx county Jail either today or Dover, England, Sept. 28. - bination off the vault door and years and one of Manchester's fore- dividual or that family does not d*. tomorrow, and that he would be most and widely known figures in peace plan toat ended toe recent Placed m New Hands — (AP) — Cbwlee Flourens of broke open five strong boxes. Po- strike. But Its spokesmen express- serve It." guided by bis own personal physi- Parle succeeded today on bli lice are taking at least one of the musical circles. Is severing hla ex- Amplifying apparatus had been tensive connections In this field, it ed belief toat toe new Textile . cian in the choice of the paychiatriat fourth attempt to croae the Eng- boxes for finger prints which are bor Relations Board, named by set up in the ITOite House to talto "Does this mean that you ard go- NURSE IS KILLED Federal Reserve Bo^rd waa learned today, to enroll for a lish channel in his “hydro- being studied by Captain George J. President Roosevelt to adjudicate toe President’s' werds to a crowd —mg~tO offer a defense bnaad on in Sullivan,‘ chief o f, detoptlvea and -Ithree-year course of study -at tne sphere,” a unique water craft disputes, waa unnecessary. toat had assembled on toe grounds. canity or a mental condition T" Faw- The ’‘hydrosphere” consists of fingerprint apedal'tat. Westminster Choir School at IN AUTO ACCIDENT Plans New Moves. Princeton. N. J. The first word to come from toe Aa.his talk started, workmen on the cett was asked. a ball a foot in diameter through WbUe the police doubt the pos- mill owners since the great wsdkout new executive office building sat “You can draw your own conclu- which 4 double-ended paddle is elbiUty that the burglar was Alex- Effective November 1 Hts resignation will be placed be- ended almost a week ago waa in down to Ilcten. sions," he replied as he hurried into passed. Flourens left Cap Oris- ander Kaminski they admitted that Baker's Response Washington, SepL 28.— (A P )— } a woman had reported seeing a statement by tbe Industry’s code the district attorneys offices. nez, France, at 10:30 last night authority. It waa issued late yes- Baker replying to .toe President A visit by Assistant Attorney The Roosevelt administration In a | man last night In bushes at Food- Had Just Been Graduated ^ and reached Dover harbor at terday by Chairman George A. expressed toe organization’s appre- General Joseph Lanlgan, of New swift quickening of tempo, has [ 8:48 a. m. today. croft road and Asylum avenue who ciation for toe cooperation of to* fitted the description of the 24 year Sloan. Jersey, to the district attorney’s started the autumnal attack on re- The Frenchman, who wore a The new board already was at Chief Executive and Mrs. Roosevelt, cfflce gave rise to belief that it Fence Rail Pierces Head swimming suit and a pair of old former New Britain man who covery problems with several ma- escaped the Hampden county Jail work investigating charges that who Is chairman o f toe National might have to do with preparation jor movei. gloves, said he was feeling fit there ha* been dUcrimination Women's Committee. of final steps tc extradite the and might attempt a return in Springfield -a week ago Monday. —Dies at Once. Paramount among tbem is the Captain Sullivan and two policemen agalnat workers who wenton Years of famine have followed pilsoner to New Jersey, the state in President’s action in placing con- Journey later today. strike. These charges were laid yesu-a of plenty, Baker said, “not which the Lindbergh baby waa kid- investigated the report but could trol of NRA policy in the haoda of find no trace of the man. before it by Francis J. Gorman, because nature haa withheld her naped and killed. aides generally regarded as among vice president of toe United Textile bounty for a season but because to* Foley announced Lanigan’s pres- New . Haven, Sept. 28.-^(AP)— How It Was Blade Miss Bettle Donato, 20, who with the more liberal leaders in the gov- The high school break.was made Workers. The industry , said it mechanisms of exchange have be- ence In the Bronx: but declln^ to ernment. agreed with President Roosevelt’s come disordered, naUonatiatic aspir- discuss the purpose of his visit. Be- about 40 other young Women, was through a window at the right of graduated aa a nurse, at St. Ra- With the President back In the AMERICAN SLEUTH the south entrance to the building. request that all be re-employed, ex- otiona have rejected ancient mutual fore he announced that Lanigan was phael’s hospital Tuesday, was dead White House after summer days, The intruder climbed from a 1x11-- cept those who engaged “In lawless dependmcles, and international in the Bronx, Foley said that New today, the victim of an automobile significant events crowded thick Ing to tbe window sill and pried the violence’’ during toe strike. fears have broken down confidence Jer^y had made nc move seeking crash Into a guard rail on the Mil- and fast. Among them were these: PUZZLES GERMANS window open. The vault is of "Wlto respect to toe recommen- in the ability even of civiUzed states 1— Donald R. Rlchberg, whose ford turnpike in Milford near the brick, built In with a steel door. to observe and maintain order in the (Oontlnned on Page Six) Orange town line. difference of opinion with Hugh S. .(Oontlnoed on Page Ten) world. The car was driven by John La- Johnson attracted wide attention, (Continued on Page Six) "Over a period of years thing* issa, 38, o f West Haven. He told emerged today as the top man In Detective Working on Lbdy have been deranged and toe conae- Milford police, he attempted to pass the industrial recovery drive. To a qiience has been unprecedented un- THOUSANDS MOURN a truck driven by Thomas R. Ben- reorganized Industrial emergency SLIGHT LET DOWN employment, widespread want, and Jaoiln pf Springfield, Mass., miscal- committee of six, which Rlchberg ' Case Appears and Disap- TWO MEN CONFESS with toe gradual exhaustion ot the culated boto the car’s s p ^ and heads, President Roosevelt Isst accumulations which prudence had ATCmurSiStAVE the distance in which he had to night gavg the task of laying down IN NATION’S TRADE made against a rainy day, there has make the turn out, and went off the policies for a revamped NRA. pears at Many Places. come toe necessity ot public inter- road’s shoulder and hit the fence. 2— One man rule of NRA, from TO GIRL’S MURDER vention and rdief. Killed la ten tly which Administrator Johnson has “To thla need toe Federal govern- Portions of the top rail of the resigned, passed definitely .out of Bautzen, Germany, Sept. 28. — ment has responded generously. Thremgs Attend Funeral of fence went through the windshield the picture when Mr. Roosevelt se- Don & Bradstreet Beview /A P )—Detective Arthur Johnson of fore, toe Board of Administration “Meantime, any extended system and pierced Miss Donato’s head. lected a board consisting of. two In- cf Federal relief, however necessary, dUBtrialista, two labor experts, and toe New York City Police Depart- Bnt Police Believe One of of toe Emanuel church at lU meet- Medical Examiner Fischer of Mil- Is attended by dangers. Under your the Little Girl Murdered by ford later said he believed Miss Do-, a colleg' ' professor to administer ment, moving with bewildering zig- ing next Monday night and will be- Says It Means an Uptmm the Blue Eagle unit under direction come effective November 1. On this uirectlon, toe efforts of toe Federal nato died instantly. zag speed, came heir from Dresden Them b Insane; His Story government in this ’ behalf have of the President. date, Mr. Pearson completes a dec- a Degenerate. Lavaasa, with Miss Donato, Miss at 9:48 a. m., tod$y and departed 46 Is Right Ahead. avoided many, of these dangers, by -Annie Ruby, a graduate nurse, and Strikes Aat Gossips ade of service in the local musical 8—President Roosevelt struck at minutes later for Kamenz. Discredited. field, during which be has been an trutiaUng upon local administration Patrick P^meri, all of this dty, Here he began, a check of local and cooperation, but it is our eager were returning from a dinner at au gossip-mongers’’ who would "create important and powerful Influence in Detroit Sept. 28— (AP) —Funer- fear or encourage panic.” In a ra- police records ot Bruno Richard toe revival of Interest and appre- New York, Sept. 28.— (A P )—The hope, aa we know it is yours, that al Mrviees were held this morning Inn where a dinner had been given Hauptmann, indicted la New York soon toe'entire burden of relief may by the Alumni Association to the dio speech last night he cited South Bend. Ind., Sept. 28.— (AP) ciation of choral music in Manches- weekly trade survey of Dun and for Lillian Gallaher, in a church fill- “Wall street rumor” which he for extortion in toe kidnaping of toe ter. Bradstreet said today toat there be returned to local shoulders,’’ od with school-mates of th e' 11- giwduating class of nurses. The Lindbergh baby. In Kamenz he waa —Two men, one already confined in others were unhurt. branded as “wholly untrue," that Mr. Pearson’s decision to aban- h t i been a slight interruption this Asserting toat toe agencies com- year-old girl whq waa slain last to see early associates of Haupt- a state hospital for toe criminally don his brilliant career here to de- jiosing toe mobUizatlon sought to Lavaesa was held by Milford po- Secretaries Wallace. Perkins and week to toe fall upturn In retail dis- while trying to raise money mann, for toat is toe suspect’s home insane as the result of his state- vote toe next three years to study preserve the influence of tbe home. lice on a reckless driving charge to Mergenthau with Tugwell, under- town. tribution. which "Is interpreted as T her achool. secretary of agriculture, were to ments, police said, have confessed was .made after spending the past aignifleani of an abrupt broadening Baker said “It is as a part of toe A crowd estimated by police at await orders from Coroner J. J. Johnson’s perigrenations stumped Corrigan. retire immediately. toey slew 8 year old Marverine Ap- summer at the Rochester School of during the weeks toat tie Immedi- national forces of reconstruction and ousands stood outside S t Dom- toe newspapermen who tried to pel. Music and the Westminster Choir ately ahead.” rebuilding toat we venture to hope I Catholic church, unable to Miss Donato was graduated from 4—The Federal Reserve Board- trail him; toey even baffled, toe Ne-. Haven high school in 1931. She in setting a eliding scale of between But with toe reported confession School at Lake George. In some of toe retail " branches, tliat this winter wlU see us past the ^ admittance while requiem high German police. in Memphis of Marvin O’Day, that Fine Opportunity edge of crisis.’’ was intoned by the Rev. leaves her parents, two sisters and toe review asserted, September has Dr. Palltzach, head of toe Saxony he was toe girl’s assailant, police At the latter school, bis work “By doing our full duty this win- Father William R. Mahoney, U1-. brother. (Oontlnoed on Page Six) been toe best month since March, Criminal Department at Dresden, here" discredited a previous “confes- came under the personal attention tei" he continued, “we may well hop# hen’s pastor. said today; "I hav-ui’t even seen With further expansion apparently sion” o f George Sherman Myers, an of John Finley Williamson, noted aasured during October. to face, in toe years that are to fol- The Bun whs hardly up when the him, but he contacted somebody yes- ex-convlct now In a Michigan City director of, the famous Westminster curious began to gather outaide the terday afternoon. We are at a loss “The rising level of retail dis- low, more normal conditions. With institution; Choir, which Is now making a con- church. ourselves, not knowing anything be- tributive totals during toe last five our great griefs behind us, we aa a Autooritiw said that as a result cert tour of Europe. Dr. Williamson weeks,” continued toe review, “was people will be strengthened to enjoy There wae Uttle room left wlthm Women Selling Heirlooms jrond toe fact that he planned to go of Myers’ mental condition, thej^had the church - after Lillian’e 600 to Bautzen today. was consiclera'hly impressed with checked to some extent by toe iinproved and better times by a questioned the statement from toe the promise shown by Mr. Pearson rainy weather and toe predomi- lecollecUon of toe courage with achoolmatea, who had assembled In - “He doesn’t even inform local po- beginning. However, what affect the nearby achool, filed into the For funds to Fight Huey lice stations of his Impending ar- which we' sustained one another as toe Memphis statement may have (Oontlnoed on Page Tsro) (Oonttmied on Page Ton) auditorium. rival. Suddenly be appears on toe had on Myers’ status was unde- we passed throuib toe shadows Ui ^ OIrto As Pnllbeniera spo^ identifyug himself. Later, termined. toe valley.” s jfe; Elsht clnaamntas, little glrla who New Orleans, Sept. 28.— (A P )— ^committee In the Senate invesUga- however, he makes a mysterious and Body Pound In Alley After toe opening ceremony, na» ' would have attended her birthday New Orleans women ransacked their ^ Long a ^ toe electlo^of his sudden getoway without letting any- The body of toe Uttle Appel girl, tlonal and state leader*, held confer- .party Wedneaday except for the body know what his . destination Is. ences on toe united communlQr attics today and dug out all manner John waa ^ acovet^ In an aUey two Meteor Explodes in Path boiTible act o f a .degenerate, carried aults of the investigation were not Leaves Dresden blocks from her home, some thirty drives for support of social services the caaket into the cburcit. of dusty family heirlooms, ranging satisfactory to toe women’s com- Johnson left Dresden early in toe bouig) after she disappeared. Bating that will be held throughout tbs liUton’a pnrente, who barely have from antique Jewelry to stuffed birds morning, traveling 88 miles east to wire waa wrapped tightly about toe country in November. The women’s been able to feed and clothe their mittee. Of Transcontinental Plane division met at toe White Houafi under a glass. The autograpbif aold for a dime girl’s neck and there was a deep children since the dspreasion, bad (Oeatinoed * Pa^ six) with'Mrs. Roosevelt presiding. Then toey hurried down to toe iqiiece— 80 cents for toe entire col- gash In her head. Deputy Coroner feared they would not bd able to William Mikeeb, -reported evldenoe Thirty-four welfare orgsnizstbwt:' give the baby o t the fan)Uy a fitting French quarter where toe Women’s lection. A diagram of toe Senate Committee of tiouislsna waa hold- TREABUKY BALANCE she had been criminally assaulted Oakland, Calif., Sept. 28.— (A P)'brocket you ever saw. But it waa are represented In toe mabllisatKW, funeral, but their feara were ground- chamber la Washington was thrown too close for comfort. I’ll take my for which Community Chests and ing another auction to raise money and said she bad been dead about an —The explosion of a meteor in the iesa. , in to clinch toe sale. Washington, Sept. 28.— (A P )— meteors torougb toe telescope after Coimcila, Inc., acta as toe adm in^ in Its fight against Senator Huey A cracked pewter pllcher brought hour and a half when toe body was path of a transcontinental airilner When Police Commiaaloner Hein- The position of the Treasury Sept. found. Officers, found blood stains this." trative agency. Long. 81.16. was described today by Co-Pilot rich A. Plckert learned of their wor- 28 waa; in a nearby barn loft and expressed Astronomers questioned whether - - - — - ' ’.-1 ries, be asked for oontributiona The auctioneer stood on a replica Hilda Phdps Hammond, chairman Receipta, $97,B94,402Ji8; expendi- Arche Anderson as a “pretty toe meteor waa as close to the CLOTHING STOLEN -v of aa old slave block. Behind it on of toe Louisiana Women’s Commit- belief that was toe scene of toe within the department Tlie police- tures, $80,600Ji88.68; balance. $2,- crime. A few minutes later Myers sight," but "too close (or comfort." plane aa it appeared to be. Dr. Rob- WatervlUe, SepL 28.— (A P) - t a wall a poster aimounced: tee, stood on toe stand as auc- men, moat of whom had taken part .’481,177.44; customs receipts for waa taken into custody and made a The 18 persons aboard toe craft ert Altken of Lick Observatory of Burglars early today brokeI Intoi In the aix-day aearch for the mleelng “Louisiana, The Slave State of tioneer. toe month, $32,034,88045. when toe meteor flashed in front o f toe University at Chtiifornia said Meara Finan Company America." « statement admitting toe killing. De- child, oontrlDutad generoualy. These Louisiana women thus far Receipta for the fiscal year (sine* tectives said his confession contained it early yesterday said tos flash of toe chances at an airplane being store and carried away bet The aervicee in the church ended, The women on toe women’s, com^ have not attained their objective of July 1) $928,990,72447; expendi- many discrepancies. toe explosion was so cloee that it struck were 1,000,000 to one. and 50 suits, 26 top coats and : the. cortqfe moved to Holy mtttee say toey feel tl^ t way about forcing both Long and Overton from tures, $1,458,128,054.80 (mcluding Judge Lewis M. Hammond com- appeared to be only a,few hundred "Although It is possible that the 20 sweaters valued at-about f Sepulchre cemetery, w hen another Huey.Long toe Soiate. They filed charges last $805,098,002.08 o< emergency expen- mitted Myers to toe prison hospital yvds away. meteor seen waa qulta near him," A baker working nearire eav ^ lat^ crowd that had waited for Yesterday toey auctioned off the February la toe Senate against dltures); excess of a«>enditures, until'BuCh time as be bad recovered “It certainly wm a pretty sight Dr. Altken said, “it la rather mote drive sway in a ear with tbii Ml eoura, aaw the caaket lowered into autographs of five United State* Long, alleging fraudulent practices $582,184,SSOJiS; gold assets, $7,- probable that It was miles away Entrance to toe store ^ As grave. his mental faculties eufflciently to when toe meteor' exploded," said Senators who oocipriaed toe sub- by Long in the election o f Overton. 976,22545249. stand trial for the murder. Anderson, “tike tos biggest aky- and merely aeemed cloee.” Jimmybif the rear Soot. i>qH«Two MANCHEWTBR BVEWING HERALD, UAHGHEffllER. CONN. 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sftlafactoiy, he may be (ivea the untU h* earn* to Maschastor that ha ADVEBTiaEMBIfT— AovntmBMEiirau. )NTO SEVER chance to b(Kome a member of the had the- opportunity to display his WORK FOR BIG VOTE AOVBBTiaBMENT— bound dally and two trains sast> at tha eoavoeattoa in internationally known cnolr. OiU ablUty. alas’ FRIENDLY CLUB BE1TYCARSTA1RSBUYS TRAIN SCHEDULE bound daUy stopping at Msnchsstor. IRACE K. BURR WINS obolarshlp held at tb* SpisodM Beoord Orgaalaad Ola* Ctab N. Y. Stocks DETEI^SCAN PAYROLL INCREASE West-bound the first train Will ar- Wadneeday morning.' ' ' CONNECnONS HERE Gifted with a wlnnlnf peraonallty, Sbortly'aftor bis arrival h m , bt rive here from Boston st 12:04 noon Mr. Burr 1* a graduate of orgaalaed tha Baathovan Ole* club, ENJOYS A DOG ROAST ISLAND IN BAHAMAS and ths second at 8:82 p. m. from f AN HONORS an unflacK^f entBualasm and an in- FOR REPUBLICANS Adam EXp ...... th Manchaator High achool, aad la . (OnMaaM tNoi Pm * Om ) domitable will to succeed. Mr. Pear a mala chorus that draw its membar- Air Redue ...... SHOWN IN SURVEY CHANGES SUNDAY Boston. This ia 21 minutes later member of the Phi Nu Theta .. .lOlH MATING PICniRES than tormerty. East-^und the tenilty. * Kn attracted and held che interest shlp from ell churches in this town Alaaka Jun . . . 19H of young. people Pom the atart. of and vicinity. The crorus came swift- Senior Group Guests of Mrs. British Sportswoman Says She morning train' will arrive her* at Local Young Ma^'^^tudent in ttd offw«d him thf opportunity to Allegheny ...... 1 % University,. Attalndd-^onor ' MMtar at the saw adUIon-doUar hta. career In Manchester. His goal y to th* for* and during lU ax- Town Committee Striving to Allied C h em ...... Vida Trotter st Her Colum- Has Given Up Racing — 9:30 a. m. bound tor Boston and the Wwuataatar Cbotr achool at Prince- from the outset has been to advance iftence baa gained an enviable repu- Am Can ...... MH bia Lake Cottace. Angust Records Indicate Wants to Be Left Alone. Retarn to Standard Time second at 6:00 p. m. boimd for Bos- Rating L u t Year. toa oa a oee-yaar aeholarahlp. the art of male and female chorus tation throughout Ut* EaaL It has Am. Oom I...... 38 Soiptiiots Found in Hanpt" ton. —i, c n » eeurae o f itudy which Mr. singing and a review of his splendid bees the means whereby manv Give Nominees Recon Am Fgn Pow ...... 7 Thay'r* haadad Soak cabbage half aa hour te eold Memori* o f crinolin* days are Members 6f the Senior aub of St London. Sept. 28— (A P )— Betty ' The Ume table change* were an- Middletown, Sept. 28.—^Horace K. young men have beeom* laaders la tor th* Fallot Makes But One Minor nounced today by J. J. Dwyer, agent Burr, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dr. N. A. 6 6 m PianeB plaaa to purtue will brinf record ,1s convincing proof of the Am Bad St 8 ...... aalted watar to fraabaa IL Cut te Twived te London's autumn fashion nann’s Anram May DoTel" Mary's Otri’s Friendly Society were RiU of 14 P. C.— Other Carstalrs, British sportswoman, UqUid, Tablets, Salve, Neae DMp* him a defTM aa Bachelor of Mualc •emarlMble success be has attained. music in their own churches aad Am Smelt ...... S6H Studio wbsr* his quarter* aad shred fin*. Dry be- parades. here for the New Haven railroad. Burr, of 14 Park s.treet. South Man- Majority on Monday. the guests Wednesday evening of confirmed reports today that she Is Checlui Colds first day, ' upon fraduation. The courie in- Mr. Pearson was called to the many more have been auccessful as Am Tel and Tel .. ...lUH majesty the bal^ tween toweU. If only a part of Clinging satin frocks surrounded Change in Service. chester, and a member of the senior h'manuel church in November of .‘oloista. The club recently began it* Am Tob B ...... 77 is to be photo- tb* cabbage la to b* used It caa b* Mr*. Viola Trotter at her summer Factors Improve. deserting England tor a lonely class at Wesleyan University, haa Headaches or Neuralgte efndaa ragular oohege aufljecta and from waist to knse by beU-sbaped op New tines. "private” island in the Bahamas, BLIND TO SEE GAME haa aa ita primary objective the de- 1934 as organist and choirmaster. In tenth season and baa bean bolding Anaoonda ...... IIH fraphed tor kept fresh hy wrappteg te glased lace "cages,'' stiffened at the bottom cottage at Columbia Lake, where attained group three honor rating in 30'niinutes. Worcester, Mr. Pearson was assist veekly rahaaraala for tb* coming effort to gat out a big Armour m N ...... • 4x0 Metur* that' paper aad ptecteg in W b o x . they enjoyed a dog-roast. A num- aaser'^ng "I want to be left alone." for the past year. It was announced Most Speedy RentCdie* Known. valepmeat of ehtral dlractora. Dur- to stand out Uk* old hooped aUrto "Tbcrc was a time when I could tM w aummer atudlea, it waa dli- ant to the late frits ^ t s . director ocncert year. Moadaya town election will Ateiaon ...... 81*i goliig to put kls d a y back only are being abown. ber of the girls enjoyed a swim Hartford, Sept. 38— Payrolls for With the change from daylight- St. Louis—Bright hundred blind I8J 0 tor rix—and NSW York, SepL 28.— (AP) — not live my own life”, she said. *T covered that Mr. Pearaoh poMcssed o* the Mendeissohh Singers and a Not content to coniin* his activi- e by the Republiicen town Auburn ...... 36 thay'r* la th* Other “cage" fashtona Inelud* upon their arrival. Hot-dogs #ith the month of August were 14 per saving time to standard time after persons will attend tomorrow’s ties to being organist, choir leader Avlatien Corn ...... 4 swwtost folder*. Tss, it's Baby Snapshots from family album* ob- relish, coffee, doughnuts and toast- could not get away from publicity. baseball game between the St. Louis a voice with many possibilities and prominent figure in Bay State|musi* ttee, it was decided at enormous puffed-out sleeves gather- cent greater than tor July cmd 34 Well, that is all over. I am not go- midnight Saturday a new time table V t, WiUlamaun recommended that cal circles. It was In his native city end glee club director, besides con. Balt and Ohio ...... 16H Day* at Th* Fallot Studio tor th* ChUdrta like aurpriaea aad a va- ed In at shoulder and wrist tained by Investigating authorities ed marshmallows were served will go into effect on the New Haven C!arda and. the C!inclnnatl Reds. A , held laat aigbt. ’The town Bandbc ...... Srst two wssks la Octobsr. If per cent above the total for August ing to race in America. I am not go- te apedallae in voice at the school. that Mr. Pearson first displayed his d ieting a studio for 'instruction in [ittee will have ita usually well ... 13'4 riety of foods whats thsir appstitss. Boned bodies* ara shown on som* at the Bruno Richard Hauptmann around the camp-fire, followed by a railroad. The official time for re- grandstand lection has been re- Beth Steel ...... you’rt gotag to hav* baby's pietur* general social hour. The p i^ y o f laat year, according to the month- ing to race anywhere anymore. Now If Iw 'profrees in this direction It genius for leadership but it was not piano, organ and theory, Mr. Pear- organized group of workera busy ... 89 Little aurpriaea, such aa caady bars, evening gowns, the stiffening keep- horn* show the accused extortioner I Just want to be left alone." verting to standard time on the served by the St. Luuls Society for Beth Steel, pfd ...... 61 taksa wait 'til Octobsr 1st, but don’t broke up at a late hour. ly business survey issued by the the Blind and a sports commentator I Fo r Saturday^ Sho p pers son bent his indefatigable energies chseking the voters and sanding out dates, psaauts, raiaias or other food ing them in place without ths use in the Lindbergh kidnap case as a Miss Carstalrs, a noted power- railroad is 2:01 a. m. Sunday. lo the formation of a Boy Scout Borden ...... 88 tor hsavsn’s sak* wait 'til after favorites, should b* tecludsd te their of shoulder straps. lira. Ethel Davis has Invited the Connecticut chamber of commerce There will be two trains weat- will describe the game. ears to bring in those unable to get October 18th: gay participant in outings and aa a boat racer, appeared highly in- troop Ui the local church and also to'the polls In the Municipal build Can P a e ...... 14 lunch boxes or served at horns Other designs ar* of oriental in- Clpb to spend the week-end of in co-operation with the chambers Caa# (J. 10 ...... October 6 and 7 at her summer cot« dignant at published reports she became teacher of the Bible clasa. ing in any other way. ..44 lunches. spiration, including ambroidered proud husband and father. o f commerce and other trade and was forced into exile by the burden Other Work Little Opposlttoh Cerro De Pasco . .. .. 36H trousers worn under a lace skirt Also they were proving somewhat tage -as Mlsquamlcut, Rhode Island. business organizations in the 16 Che* aad Ohio .... . Flowsr-Iik* nsckllnas aad baited The next regular monthly meeting of taxation and haa sold her motor- After a few years, he continued to The committee plane to give ita .. 48% embarrassing to friends pictured largest communities in the state. boats, yachts and automobiles, even Chrysler ...... 88% waists are th* points o f secant on of the Club will be held at the home The total payrolls for the 10 regions .W ee k-en d Fall Fashion £nd further outlets for his talents nominees a big majority in the elec- Bplrslla cotsetieru, M n. Bldwell, with him and identified. As police a private shipyard at Cowes. She D r e s s e s ^ '.;y organizing the O Clef Club, a tion despite the fact that little of Coca Cola ...... 181 thoas new frocks shown te l984-.%'i desired to question these friends, of Miss Evaline Pentland, 30 Foster reporting this factor were 118,090,- Col C a rb on ...... fashion shows for wear under winter dial 6091, aad Mrs. (3spp, 6696, sr* street, oh Wednesday evening,. Oct- declined to say whether she w'ould SCHOOL SHOE W EEK woman's chcrua which Is now enter- no strong opposition is expected UH Once you wear a pair of those npn* of them was especially happy 237 for Aagust of this year, 116,- ever return to England. Coml Solv ...... 80% coats. showing nswsst modal* Including the ober 3. ,698,830 for July, and 114,496,239 for Sp ecials H als ing Ita seventh season, and the chil- from the Democratic party. There •f two way, stretch. Fittings at your first quality silk hose, chiffon o;' (Ter being in published pictures Cons O a a ...... 89% The newj In neckllnss Use te ths ith. Hauptmann. August of a year ago. Man hours dren’s chorus. The former, like the had been some talk some months convenience. Let them repair your semi-service, you’ll know what Whole C!ay Is the island which ago of a drive by the Democrats to Cons OU ...... 8% fact that, generally high anil often Several of the pictures show him in 227 reporting plants' increased Buster Brown Beethovens, draws its memberahlp touched by som* atrildng eontrast- old Spirella garment mean when I say they’re long weai Miss Carstalrs recently bought. She cat one or two of its nominees in Cont Can ...... 84)4 bathing trunks, his muscular ,8.4 per cent in August over July. has built a large house on it and a a t from all parts of iowu. Com Prod ...... IM color, they aupport or ftrama th* ing—59 cents a pair, 2 for 81.15 at EX-PRESDENTS BOOK $4.98 the town election, but this has not MH Norton's. chest bare, in poses with Anita ’Building permits issued for the 15-mlle bridle path was laid out. It wasn’t long before Mr. Pear- Del L aad Wn .... face aa s atom or ealyx supports a month were valued at 12,588,823, an son’s ability gained widespread rec- been followed to any extent. Ed- 18 Spiced Pears in Strawberry Jelly Laitzenberg, attractive German girl ward Keeney, Democratic nominee Du P o n t ...... 90% flower. Even when low tesy are makes a delicious deaaert; who, a c c o r ^ g to published re- IS PUBUSHED TODAY increase of 217 per cent over the osnltlon outside the confines of the Eastman Kodak . . . still designed to allow th* neck and July valuation of 1816,204 and of local church field. He was named di- for assessor, plans to make a drive 99% One package gelatin dassert ports, bad told a story of a "mys' MACDONALD TERMINATES This is a real achievement— In an effort to wfh the election from Elec and' M u s ...... 7% face to rise In flower-Uk* effect. (strawberry flavor), 1 1-4 cups boil- A dress that contrasts with your torlous John" attending beach 98 per cent over the figure o f |1,- SHOES rector of the Hartford District Elec Auto Lite .... 38 Waistlines sr* easy and natural, but coat is smarter this year than one psutiies with Hauptmann and others 307,048 for the corresponding month a gathering together of the Luther League chortu of 330 voices Emil L. G. Hobentbal, the Republi- ing water, 3 inch sUck cinnsman,. 6 Carries Warning Against Na- can nominee. Hohenthal won a de- Gen Elec ...... 1«H often marked by belts of contrast- cloves, 1 cup cold water, 4 pear*, which matches it. on Hunters Island in Long Island tional Regimentation — Is a year ago. THREE MONTHS OF REST from the nineteen churches of the cisive victory In the Primary and is, Gen Foods ...... 39% ing color. Sound in 1932. Auto registrations for all classes season's fashion plates, at a All the District. ’The New Ekiglend Confer- peeled and halved, 1-8 honeydsw Called “The Challenge to of course, the heavy favorite to win Gen M otors...... 39% Th* UU stsm-Ilke silhoustte with melon, 1 cup sssdless whits grapes. In the published stories she de- during the first 8 months of this .4 5 to $ 0 - 9 5 Latest Shapes .ence Luther l-eague Is divided Into the election. Gllletts ...... 11% skirt fullnsss, if any, generally con- aerlbed "John" as Hauptmann’s Liberty.” year totaled 349,281 with a dollar British Premier Sails for Home $ budget price for which you'd four districts, each with a chorus, Cook cinnamon and cloves in boil- Whether you’re a per- Plan Intenaiv'e Campaign Gold Dust ...... 18 centrated at the back an8 with slits ing water for 5 minutes. ' Remove closest friend and said he "seemed revenue of 16,196,177. For the cor- With Daughter —Gives Brief Smartly urd It was the dream of Fritz Hartz Hudson M oton .... often used; and richness and diver- manent wave addict responding period of a year ago the never expect such exclusive The Republican town committee •Ml spices. Measure one cup and pour and get one every few to have something on his mind.' Interview. to unite these into one huge chorus is planning an intensive local cam- Int H a rv ...... 80)4 sity of oolors, and fabrics are the The man's real name waa Hans, she New York, Sept. 28.— (AP>— number of registrations was 329,- Trimmed over quick setting gelaUn, stir until months or have never Herbert Hoover’s book “The Chal- 098 and the dollar revenue, 15,983,- cf 700 voices. He died before this paign here in behalf of the sUte Int N ic k ...... 28 rest of the dress news. completely dissolved. Add cold said, but Hauptmann—"we always styling and splendid qualify ;it dream could be br-iught to realiza- Int Tel and Tsl ___ had one before— the called him Dick’’—-called hiqi lenge to Liberty,” was published to- 389, an increase this year over a st. J6hn. N. F.. Sept. 28— ( A P I - New ticket with the purpose of giving 10% waiM, chill until it begins to thick- thing for you to do is Prime Minister J. Ramsay MacDon- tion but Mr. Pearson took up the Hugh M. Alcorn and the entire Johns MsnvlUe .... 47% Rip roaring plaids, biasing "John.” day, carrying a stern warning year ago of 6 per cent and 3.5 per so low a cost! Fall Shades en. Place six halves of peara on to visit Mary Eliza- against National regimentation and cent respectively. ald of Great Britain sails for home task and the combined chorus made ticket a big majority In November. Kennecott ...... 18% checks, brilliant solid colors! You'll end around side* of deep ring mofild. Xot Material its first a p p e a rs ^ at the Bushnell Lebtgh Vsl Coal ... lov* th* new wooly drsssss and beth's Beauty Nook prescribing Instead "new Inventions Electricity consumption and car today with hla daughter Ishbel, Enthusiasm over the Alcorn can- S% Pour on thickened griatin. Slice Miss Lutsenberg waa question^ aboard the liner Nova Scotia, after Memorial in HafiP^rd last year. Lehigh Vsl Bd .. . smartly tailored skirts at the Wii- and let them make a and new discoveries.'’ loadings also showed an increase for Our didacy is high in Manchester and 12 remaining pear and mix into gelatin test curl on your hair, and show you at Bonoe length yesterday by Districk a three months’ vacation. Camp Director Ligg and Myers B .. rose Shop. And som* brand new In his first lengthy pronounce- last month over July, but when the committee is sure it can get 98)4 on top of mould. Chill until firm the silky softness, the natural, rip- Attorney Samuel J. Foley and In- Declaring he is greatly Improved in Smart New Fall Hata Regular For several years, Mr, Pearson out only a record vote but a record Loew’a ...... 39 twin sweater sets that are darling! spector Henry Bruckman, in charge ment on the Nation’s affairs since compared with August, 1933, a de- UnmoiUd; fill center and garnish pling waves they give you for la- bis retirement to '^alo Alto, Calif., crease is noted. . - health after his sojourn in inaritime 82.95 Hats, ’.vas director of the Klwanls Kiddles breaking Republican majority here. Lorillard ...... 18), with white grapes and honeydew ta Bronx detectives, but the in- Monsanto Chem . .. this Is regularly their |6 wave. nearly 16 months ago, the former Canada and Newfoundland, Mac- Camp at Hebron, a position which 53% Conflicting rumoM about hat fasb- melon cut into small pieces. Serves spector insisted that her answers Donald made his first public utter- .Saturday lit declined thia year to devote the Mont Ward ...... 26% ions persist these days. Some cou- six. had been "immaterial.” President writes: Peeked in Mary Carney’s new shop "We cannot extend the mastery ance since he arrived in Canada in rummer to study,-On-bis-return- « Nat Biscuit...... 28% turiers have shelved the berets and One of the pictures showed July. $1.98 to $3-98 At Nat Cash R e g ...... tricornes that caused such excite- and saw some right smart new fall Hauptmann and Miss Lutzenberg of goveromsnt over the daily life at few weeks ago, ne was accorded a 13% Dyed pheasant feathers are being felts. Went in. saw some more, TOLLAND There are “no quack remedies and Thrift Hat welcome home aurprihe party by the Nat Dairy ...... 16% ment in August in favor of higher- playing "piggy-back" at Hunters Is- a people without somewhere mak- used here to make evening capes. and found beadsizes to 25. ing it. master of people's souls and no magic cures.” the premier said of SPECIAL! Section Emanuel congregation and was pre- Local Stocks Nat Distillers ...... 30 crowned types. Others Insist that land. Another shows Miss Lutzen- present world economic problems. Boys’/ Oxfords N Y Central ...... 22>. hallow crowns are aa good aa the berg reclining on the sand, with thoughts. That is going on today. Tolland Grange will observe its A Brand New .Shipment Of sented with a purse of money In How much have you knitted on Southern Spoon Bread. It Is a part of aU regimentation.” annual Boosters’ night or open "Honest work and detailed plan- token of the esteem in which he and (Furnished by Putnam ft Co.) NY NH and H ...... 10% high ones. Hauptmann sitting beside her smil- ning are required in government, Wool Noranda ...... your sweater? What, you haven’t 3-3 cup corn meal meeting on Saturday evening at 8 GOODYEAR WELT bis achievements are be,d. Central Bow, Hartford, Conn. .. 39% However, to one who keeps in started one? Well, you must this ing. Tliere was another of both and administrators must have be- North Am ...... touch with the entire mar)* National Fire . : ...... 5i 33 Tix Csrp ...... 33 at the Lillian Hat Shoppe, 38 (Siurch when Mrs. Hauptmann was In Eu- last Wednesday evening at.Wapping fruit cocktail? Delicious.' Only bits. At the slender waistline is school hall. It was a fine' play and welcome. This is a new venture In 3 Phoenix F ir e ...... 68 67 Timken Roller Bear St., Hartford. Have yours made rope. .... raditis .. 29% 43 and 49 cents at Garrone’s. poised a cluster of coral velvet lilies. ToUand and it la hoped that there LE’TTER FRO.M PRESIDENT Travelers ...... 40S 415 Trans A m erica...... 5%up in Just the style and size you The other groups of pictures enjoyed by those present, but the Twin Sweater Sets audience was not aa large as hoped will be a large group for this first Public Utllltlea Stocks Union Carbide ..... •• • » ? % desire—at a very moderate price. showed Hauptmann with bis wife U. S. Govemment New Britain, Sept. 28—(AP) - Conn. Elec Serv ...... 40 L nioa Pac ...... In the three-piece suits, attention For 89 cents you'll want two or for. meeting to enjoy -the good times ST. MARY'S HALL 44 ..101 and their ten-months-old baby, that will be had. James Dtinnigan of 194 North Conn. P o w e r...... 36 38 Unit Alrc C o rp ...... is drawn to the fact that all blouses three or four of those card tables Hanfried, with friends. C)ne shows John E. Hamilton and hla sister- Main Street East Hartford .. 9% With the daytime-blouse-sltuatlon are overblousea. - The usual num- Mrs. Zoe Becldey returned Thurs- Licensed Buyer I street has few opportunities to see Greenwich. WftG, pfd. 40 45 I nit 4 Unit Gas Imp ...... 14% fondly at his infant son during an from Haynes street. Manchester, to SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1934 blouses to wear with your dinner are abown for mature sizes, but in tops with a colored border. Thia automobile trip. I baa been bedridden for ten years. Hartford Gas 4r U S Ind Ale ...... 36% suit. There are elegant ones of outing shortly before bis arrest. the home recently purchased by him T.G.L. 12 No. 12-5797 WARD'S FIRST QUALITY But today there was no room In his do., p f d ...... 4S U S Rubber ...... youthful matron types the fitted and la one o f the End of the Month There also was one showing the in Wapping, which is known as the Mr. and Mra. Joseph DuFore and . 16% velvet, lame an)l sheer wool, woven xemi-fltted, beltless style Jacket is daughter Margarite, have returned mind for thoughts of hta plight. 8 N E T Co ...... 101 103 U S Smelt ...... 114% Sale bargains and what a chance to Hauptmanns, Mrs. Hans Mueller, Bradford Skinner place. They have We pay the Highest Price LEO DALEY with metal threads, to be worn out- preferred, mannish with notched buy a new table Just as the full from several weeks’ visit with rela- RIVERSIDE TIRES When the mall came he delivered Manufacturing Stocks U $ S teel...... 33% side the skirt and down over the niece of Mrs. Hauptmann, and some recently had electricity installed In for Old Gold, Gold Filled,. .\nd His letter, it read: Am Hardware ...... 174 Vick C hem ...... collar or buttoning all the way up bridge season sets in! neighbors’ children. tives ill Northern New York state 19H .. 32% hips. Those with dolman sleeves tlie home. and Waterbury, 'Vermont. Are Not Guaranteed For 12— 18— 24 Months "I have learned that you have Am Hoaiery ...... Western U nion...... to a high club-collared neckline. Platinum and Silver. We S3 . SS and soft, cowl-type necklines make The three Y. M. C. A. clubs ail ^Mr. and Mra. A. R; Gledhill of been ill for some time and aend Arrow H and H, com .. 10 -12 West El and Mfg ... . 33% you gasp with Joy. held their regular meetings at the appraise free of charge. Roseland Ballroom Orchestra theae lines to expreai the hope that do., pfd ...... 98 " Woolworth Brooklyn. N. Y., were recent guests ^ was 49 Of course, you get more than one ASSYRIANS TO SaOBATE Community Church Hsuse laat Wed- at the Steele House. Direct From New York City .you will keep up your courage." It Billings and Spencer .. — Elec Bond and Bbsre (C u rb ).H % BUT — 1 dinner blouse, knowing full well that CXXLObYUtlt. nesday evening. Emery Clough has been confined waa signed by Franklin D. Roose- Bristol Brass ...... 19 31 by having several, the dinner suit tf(2 The teachers of Unloii school, do., pfd ...... ;... 98 Cieneva, Sept. 28,— (A P )—Some to his home for several days with a velt, President of the United States. looks like a different ouflt each time twenty thousand Assyrians, said to South Windsor are taking lecture severe cold. MATTHEW As Long As You Use the Tire Case, Lockwood and B — 300 you wear it. courses in Hartford. They will at- Collins C o ...... 58 __ URGES CHURCH WORKERS be the oldest Christians in the world and who are unhappy under tend once a week for fifteen weeks. MONTGOMERY WARD’S GUARANTEE TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY Colt’s Firearms 19 31 X W I O R A rhinestone rose sparkling with Tune In WTIO Every Thursday, Iraquian rule, will probably migrate There will be a very Important LOST — WHITE GOLD bracelet Eagle Lock ...... 17 34 brilliant stones is one designers way meeting of the Wednesday after- JEWELER IS STRONGEST Fafnlr Bearing!...... SO TO RENEIffiD EFFORTS 5 P. Mn Alanchester On the Air. to British Guiana and to (liger of 909 Main Street Manchester with green emeralds and white 60 of spelling "fastenings" this year. The newest fandangle tor sports- French West Africa. noon club of South Windsor, to be Dial Make Your Dollars Co Farther! Fuller, B s M , Claaa A . 7 When you put a Riverside tire on your car, your tire wot* sapphires. Valued aa a keepsake. Gray Tel Pay SUtlon. loving gals is th* campus costs in The Council of the League of Na- held at'the Wood Memorial Library, 3895 or 3817 C O M IN G! FREE! 9 11 - Xotlce bow chilly it waa early this checks or plaid*. You'll love ’em. lies are over. Ward’s unconditional guarantee covers Reward. Telephone S742. Hart and Cooley ..... tioos was informed today that next Wednesday afternoon, October BENSON’S IS THE PLACE 133 Outlines Work That Faces the morning? Well, it won't be long you’ll waht more than on*. You’ll EVERY road hazard. ______: •^'7 Hartmann Tob, com .. 6 Great Britain and France have of- .1, at 2:30 o'clock. Every member is For da, p fd ...... Church Today, Telb of Loos- before it’s lots cbilUer, and you’ll wear them akatlng, skUng, bone- fered hospitality to the Assyrians asked to be present. E V E R Y B O D Y I N V I T E D IS 30 want some oil in that oil container back riding, motoring, on the cam- ee Delivery Int. Silver ...... 19 34 es Under Depression. In those colonies and resolutions of Mrs. Olive A. Jones has returned BUY RIVERSIDES — BE PROTECTED hava w y of our roerchandlie In your home. Come In and look do., pfd . . ; ...... of rours. Why not try Atlantic pus, to business—anywhsra and toanks were adopted. It was an- from spending the aummer in Maine 62 66 lining Company's oil this year? everywhere that you want to keep bargeln* In Bedroom, Uving Rwin Landers, Frary A Clk. 31 33 nounced that 2,000 Assyrians have and is staying with Mr. and Mrs. WELDON and Dining Room Furniture ae well ns Stoves and OH Burners East Boston Mother New Brit. Meh. co m .. Rev. Ernest M. Halliday, general Both their range and fuel oil ar* of snug and warm, yet look eolorfuL been successfully settled in Syria. John Jones. I 3 6 excellent quality and are inexpen- • in n AA are A FEW SPECIALS; -do., pfd...... 30 secretary of the Congregational Ex- Talking Pictures sive. L. T. Wood Company 1* Some fresh endive and artichokes DRUG CO. flBB.OO Combination Bungalow Range, Gray and White Tells a Secret Mann ft Bow, Cfiaaa A . 3 7 tension boards, which Include the • • aa* • ...... 4 • ...... 1, , . . . . , $ 4 5 * 0 0 e« de vsa kaas year ehlldraii se alee do., Clasa B ...... Home Missionary society, th* agent for these oils in Manchester. have arrive)! at Garrone’s. Also 1 Ctfl 4496 and hava them send you some fresh ochre at 80 cants a Billy Arnold and Barney Oldfield Glenwood Range with Oil Burner...... $32.50 aad htsltarf This qnastiaa iriassas Mra North and Judd' ...... 1«)4 church building society and the McEay, who saw tails bar aalthhersi Sunday School Extension society, in a trial order. ' pound. ‘For "I hspyaaad la hear about Niles, Bern pond ..... 7H Gray and Green Combination Range with Oil Burner.. . . Peck, Stow and Wilcox s an ^ r e a s on th* subject. ’’Whst MARY CARNEY HAT SHOP PUMPKINS ...... te per lb. Russell Mfg ...... ,. IS 35 the (Thurch Faces," gsv* a group ROA8TINQ CHICKENS, dressed, Wet Mahogany Chest of Drawers with Dresser to match.. Scovill ...... 18)4 30 >4 of organisation leaders and Council the Pilgrim Memorial Fund, which the result at the end of th* year. It ...... 80c per lb. " H E L L D R IV E R S " is a Godsend to retired minister* or a auffidant number of famUica will Now A t 893 Main Street $1.5.00 Stanley Works ...... 16H 1«H members at the Second Congrsgs- Slippery, Oak Dressers Uxfttivt Worm EiptHtr Standard Screw ...... 60 60 tlonal church last avening, an in- their widows in thsir old age. agree to do this, an spprsdabl* sum Opposite St. James's Church White Rabbits and Wire Bottom See Oldfield’s Sensational Ski-Jump in a Plymouth! .$4.00 and $6.00 do., pfd., guar...... 100 sight on conditions aa they exist to- Th* fourth clrcl* is th* work of. for missions at homr and abroad ta Meet Coop*. tttroiuh a taladv* — as my UWa bop dsy. th* Amsrlesn Board of Foreign realised. Dr. Halliday said thia ^ Spring and Hair Mattress to match, Smythe Mfg. Co...... 28 33 Hampton Player Piano, Bench, See Arnold’s Indianapolis Crash— Fall was K t seas Urn* troublad with loss missions, which is able to function idea took ao wall in Canada that ths PERRY MASON, of sppatlta, festlsssnass at night aad Taylor a d Fenn 85 The work of the church is virtual- Featuring Cabinet and 29 BoDs, 818.00. Toirlngton ...... 62)4 64 >4 ly conducted within four conesntrie in Japan, Turkey, India, th* PhUip- government was obliged to issue ad- NEW 6 .K M aMapis D ls BreakfastBr^iikfMt SSet!!‘ et... ‘ .$14.50 at times was vary (ratful, I daddad to >ines and other countries because o f New^King of and other amazing stunts by these world famous speed Driving try. Dr. Tin*'* nLdr . . . Bo bogaato Underwood Mfg Co .. 49)4 eirelsa, b* said. Th* first drcl* an- ditional quantities of pennies from NEW Studio Couches, reg. $35.00. Our Pries .$27.50 h* contributions from all th* the mint. SWAGGER HERRMANN KEMP'8 kings! Impra VO Immodiatoty aad la a vary short Union Mfg. Co...... 10 dess* tb* church with iu work in Crime Hunters' 610 Center Street Manchester Inc. t o o ha was wsU . . . I would asvar U 8 Envelope, co m ;.. 80 th* parish earrisd on ^ th* pastor, church** te th* denomination, Th* spsaksr stated that th( I W a n t ho witout it» — Mrs. B. O. McKay. do, pfd ...... 105 the church school and the various snsbllng thss* people to roach a oonferenesa with laadars te the “World’s Fair” — “Four of a Kind” Benson *8 Furniture Exchange 4WA Ssratoix St., S. Boston ( t t u i!). Veeder Root ...... 37 39 organlsstlons. The ascend dm )* highsr plan* of living by tbs efforts work of the individual church** THE CASE OF THE SPORSTERS of missionaries. were being conducted throughout The NEW AND USED FLRNITCRE Signs of Wonaa srs: CoasUpatioa. Whitlock Coll Pipe . . . an rspresenU th* church in its rsla- “ Phantom Ship” Johnson Bloch J.B.WU'ms Co. 110 par 45 65 Uona with the rsllgieus and benev- Dr. HsUlday announced that the th* East with very aatiafactory re- deranged stomach, swolltn n p ^ Up, work of the. bom* and foreign mis- affenstve breath, hard aadfnll stoataeli olent work throughout th* state of sults. He gave the--privUeg* of , • ALSO Safety Conneetleut. The new atat* super- sions had been »i>^<>baly hudlcap- aaking questiona and much addiUon- with ptlas, pala (sea, eyaa heavy, short ped by th* lack ' of contributions H O l U L i n C dry cough, crlnding of tho tooth, ate. intendent I* Rev. Chutes viurisr of al information was gleaned. He said ‘‘AMERICAN MARCHES Of FOREIGN EXCHANGE Hartford, formerly head of th* sine* th* depression set in. Some of the work o f ' the pastor and bis Dr. Ttus’s BUzlr Isiativo-woRB s«- the ministers in our own land who atat* Congregational denominaUen church might b* compared to that \ further AHEAD" f “ 3 a M inute** pellsr Is s purs hath msdldns . . . have aa many as five and six little of a gardener. It ia never done and Good BtUdaadplaaaaattotyip, . in Vermont, and aucceaaor to th* Dramatic, Inside Story of Modem Industry. New Rsv. Sherrod ouI*.*The state de- churches under thsir car* are exist- they must keep everlastingly at ft f with Bacctathilly assd (to It iresrs. York, Sspt 88—(AP)— 8 ing oa leas than half of their former Foreign'orsign Exobsngs Irregular; Orest partment is read at all timss to ss- OTHERS AT Friday, Sept 28, 7:30 P. M. (Continuous) TireiD* STORE and TAVERN OWNERS sUt In every way pesalbl*. whether Income, and are obliged to maintain BUMPER WIU> RICE CROP Britaia la dollars, others in cants. thair famlUea as well aa th* indis- Great Britain demand. 4.97%; a new pastor la ns^sd or plan* are Hlbbing, Minn.— (A P )— biunper $1.29 and $1.49 (At Our Garage) pensable automebtl* oa theae Inade- wild ric* crop is being harvastod by W A R R E N W ILLI A M cables, 4.97%; 60 day biU*. 4.96%; desired for a new chuich. ’"Th# quate salaries. He urged the offi- Increased Business Depends France demand, 6.64%; cables, cITurcbea of the sUt* of Connecti- Indiana in ,Uie Itaaoa county and cers whose duty it is to arrange for Minnsaota Arrowhead regions. 0.04%; Italy demand, 8.M%; ca- cut pay the salary of th* super, Every-Member canvas to make a m i v - MENDING bles, 8.04%. visor. Scores of flat-bottomed boats sr* a Sch aller M o t o r Sales, I n c Greatly Upon APPEARANCE rensrwed effort to obtain pledge* tor common sight in ths Big Fork terri: Moth Holes, Barns, Cuts, ' Demands: Ths third drcle includes th* work bsneyolsnees, and suggsatsd a nova] Your e u s ^ e r a demand QUALITY. Sell to them Belgium, 33.55; Q erm uy, 40.58; of the CongregaUonal denomination tory as th* rsd men busUy ply th* Manchester Rips and All Imperfections, way e f insuring a larger sum by the craft of harvsat aa pracUcad for esn- 634 Center St. TeL 6282 Ttre^fone distinction Holland. 68.87; Norway, 25.01; Swe- through the nation, and th* prob- SENTINEL TYPE . Nothing is more p le S Especially on fine worateda, w«oI- meana ef “Penay-a-m*al boxes." j^t turiea by their forebears. Wild rice, den. 35.87; Denmark, 33.84; Fin- lems of 130 millions of people rep- every meal th* family deposlto a- List ^le Special A P*^'**^**' Cabinets for the store and ena. and Jeraeya. Bring yonr land, 3.31%; Switaarisnd. 83.91; resenUng all naUonallUes cannot be rated a delicacy by some, ia also used ^®*j***5 New Booths and Store Fixtures danuged gomls to penny in the box imd it will be read- by Indians In bead aad ambroidsry Price Price Tubes GUARANTEE Spain, 13.79; Portugal, 4.53; Qreece, properly solved without tb* influ- ily seen that approxlmstsly 111 1* action work. g P ," * ^ * 2 PW-tlcuIar needs at remarkably low 96%; Poland, 19.13; Chiecho-Slo- ences of religion. Dr. Halliday taud- VAN O CO G AS 1 4 ' O range 4.50x20 .$5.30. .$4.70. ..$1.08 FiieetoiMC are vakla, 4.81; Jugoalavis. 3.81; Aus- *d th* work of tha Educational so- 4.50x21 . . . . 5.70. . 4. 90. 1.11 now doubly gnar- £ 2 ? ‘ P*^ces go high. An m ' lane WINTER GRADE OafloB '4 ? of tlio .. ;.MtlMatc win eofivince you! U Broeklyn StoeeL KockvlU*, Ct. tria. 19.08N; Hungary. 80.10N; Ru- ciety and American Mlsdonary so- 4.75x19 . . . . 6.10.. . 5.20.. 1.11 anteed for 13 .. months against nunla, 1,01;. Argentine; SS.ION; ciety, whoa* officers at the Beacon TIMES SQUARE DISTRICT 5.00x19 . . . . 6.50. < . 5.55 *, .. 1.24 PHONE 8396 . Brasil, 8.54N; Tokyo, 89.30; Shaag- street, Boston, headquarters work Special Anti-Knock Gasoline AMERICAN GAS all road hazard*, bail, 36.68%; Hongkong, 40.50; Mex- without money or price for ths g o ^ VANOCO Winter Grade Gasoline is second to non# 5.00x20 . . . . 6.75., . 5.75., .. 1.30 and for Ilf* F R E D E W E R N E R agalnat all do* ico City (silver peso), 37.95; Mon- of all, whether it be the Mountain of the major companied* regular brands ahd this excel- '..AMOoesN Hom ‘ on us .5.25x21 . . . . 7.95.. . 6.80. .. 1.40 il whites, or the colored people, eatab- We hid lo build the world's fecta. T a SCSSQCISESS" treal in New York. 102.76; New INSTRUCTOR lence is obtained without the use of any addition of TOtS” tv ja v WNUTE TO MAKt 6.00x20 H.O, 11..50.. . 9.85. .. 1.70 HAROLD DWYER P ”SsITIi?uun CilJ York In Montreal, 97.81)4. lUhlng achools and ooU^rsa whcrei voua VISIT MOST Pl EASANT 6.00x21 H.D. 11.75.... 10.10 .. 1.70 N—Nominal. their children may rscelva equal chemicalB or,other dope. Sold Exclusiveljr At ■'iLec;.|, biffr^l and mosi mod CBraar flow er aad Summit Streets To BOSTON benefit* with thoae of th* north; OTHEB SIZES PROPDBTIONATELT LOW PBIOBIK (Bonad Trip $448) • .2 5 Sunday school* are founded te P IA N O and O R G A N ern relininf unil lo creale it' TTritotoeas 7007 STEAL NOT STEEL BBIDOB place* where children would not »2 V A SERVICE 4M Hartfard Bead You oi^-: il lo ■!0ur'-<’ ll lo li j ;li CHAtllS t. OaNSTEIN, MUeeae' ty W oodwork and Furniture Lea vas otherwise recsiv* rsligioua trateteg; HOTEL Treviso. Italy—Robbers disman' Toclay and Saturday^ M O RIA RtY BROS. TKAVEl. BOUBAD church** which cannot auppert a Fall T e rm N o w Startqd dfmJn4 WSTATION »» 881-815 Center Street—Corner Brond If pud finished 4m Main Street Maachsator tire Bridga spanning th* paator by thsmsstvsa a n iiaalBtofi. JMfP ' I t 0i‘ C0MPH«> or tb* church organisations are ((*• We Also Handle Phelps Rangre Oil Open 24 Hours Free Road i quently aasiated in holding tbair PhoBS 33S8 P A R A M O U NT The** aoeietiaa alao admlalaterj|jg 4«lti Strftftt, Wft*t of Broodway, NiW YORK TOOT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER; CONN. ERTOAT, SEPTEMBER 2 8 ,1284

tflanrl^PB tpr BUB, eppertualty to aani his owb the stats of Connecticut do not go Look Away, Look Away, Look Away, Dude Land al Labor Board, union leaders said, Uyiac, to mska his own hom and sleuthing about incognito, either In BIRD PICNIC GROUNDS KOHLER CO. EMPLOYEES on the ground that employaa laid off Deaths Last Nij^i bar* hla own family. But how to parson or by proxy. hfear Diamonds Are Made Ordinary Air Is Used In August, 1933, were refused bal- fciittbifl B inU d («t ItT HU brothar, two years afo R Is- a reasonable tnferenca, than HEALTH-DIET ADVICE desekt labor union lots as were thoM alleged to bave i. - FuiiLJiiaKU «« itut ESTABLISHED IN STATE participated in rioting at the plant f «T.n PUINTINO CXmPAMI, INC aourht his chance by voting for that JustJCa Maltble's khowledge"6f BY UR. FRANK McCUV '« In which two were killed and 43 in- Youngstown, O.—Mm. Oevs B ? - II •(•Mil StM t Roosevelt Well, what happened? Connecticut jalla Is to some extant Qm—>■ rogarB to Hooltb Am IMet From a Common Eye Wash To X-Ray M an Brain jured July 27. The company manu- Stambaugh, 70, widow' of a fOraW- HaBcbMUr, Uokn Over 16,000 Berry and Seed Vote 1,063 to 643 to Join Com- THOMAS rCROOSOM A most tremendous bobbery; a vast a t leoat oacond-hondad. Surely will b« aaawsssd mj Ur. MeODy wbo eon factures plumbing goods. presldent of the Youngstown Bhesl, M— MWr amount of brilliant talk, an unpre- jurist of his standing must be awnr^ be sBBrsssse to sore of UHs paper. Co- New York, Sept. 3S.-7-(AP)—Ages; the boron takea up carbon, the Shmbs Being Planted to Pittsburgh, Pa., Sept 38.—(AP) anary air,” is forced into the ventri- pany Organization — A. F. and Tube (Tompany. S!?"* *.**"*>** —H eBBreeeefi envelop^ Help Conserve Wild Life. of L. to File Protest. BIG STRIKE AVEKTEO TobbSsB OotelMr.1, Itll cedented delcfatlon of power never that a cm predicated on haaraay tor reply. " Near-diamoade, made from crystale stuff of which diamonds ore madia. -In' the ■ making of - X-ray photo- else to provide a lighter matter so Toulon, France— Paul' Albert TablltbBS Bvary BbsbIbb Mbmpi of boric add, the common ^ e - The cariMm la suppUed in the fur- graphs. other parts of the bodly that the brain tissues avlU be London, Sept. 28.—(AP) — The Saadus bdS SoDdBrs. EBtarBo at tb* yet courageously used in the right eridence is a tough oni to take be- wsah, were described to the Rlec- Hartford, 8«pt. 28.—^Connecticut’s need dyes of various sorts, but ths brought out by the rays. Sheboygan, Wis., Sept. 28—(AP) Laurens, 64, pointer and professor ol Post Oaie* ai MaaehBBtBr. Cobb. directions, a vast up-piling of in' fore any court, even the court of CAR NOISES state forests from now on are to —^Vanquished In a National Labor government beUc<ort by to renew its fight to represent em- Representatives of the workers OBUvarBd, OBB yaar ...... FINANCIAL NAZnSM man. They are somewhat under dia- monds. Their chemical name Is the progress of X-ray photo^phy "hard-hearted” persons are seldom and their employes reached an the Arkansas Traveler. ty for the deposlU of those who ssess msy occur in oas oar or both QUR8T10NS AND ANSWRRR monds in hardoesa but for com- boron carbide. the State Board of . Fisheries and yesterday to delegates at the annu- hard-hearted. ’Ihrough the uses of ployes of the Kohler Company in MEMBER or ma aswociateo The Advisory Oouneil to the Fed- foras sbort tin s or at oU tlmss. Tbs Game today on its new plan to Im- collective bargaining. agreement at a conference here Laredo, Tex.—Francis J. (TuIUnaa have money; an insane undertaking Hitodening of Artwiea and Cronuw mercial abrastvee, bave some ad- Mr. Ridgway said these new crys- al convention of the American Roentgen rays, he continued, it is called by Ernest Brown, minister of 39, well 'known independent oil PRESS eral Reserve Board has advised the Continual noise in the ear is very vantages over tpat hardest of sub- tals are little affected by tempera- prove wild Ufe environment on state Roentgen Ray Society. now possible to decide exactly The defeat was believed one of the Tba ABBOCIatBd Pr«u u ■xelaaivBlj to make the country richer by de- annoying and causes the patient QuesUon: Mr. B. X. InquiresT^ lands. Civilian Conservation ^Corps few which an A. F. of L. union had mines. opetator. •BtltjBd to tb* a** for rarubiieatloB latter group that there con bo no wish to get yoim opinion on this stances. tures up 'to about 1800 degrees, He said half a dosen or more re- where the trouble lies in various of all Btar* diBpatBb** oradittd to u stroying crops and bogs—not much much anxiety. units in eleven of the forests 'Kavt, stiffered at the hands of a company real recovery until the country- re- caoe. The paUent la 55 and suffers The near-diamonds were made in Fahrenheit, a t which diamonds cently developed opaque substances heart allmenta. Bi aat otborwiM et«dltBd la tbi* else. As a general rule, U the noise a furnace having about half the melt. They are lighter than alumi- completed planting 16,336 ber^, —with names like "thorotrast,’’ Urging some sort of methods to organization during the recent wave Rapar aad alao tb* local b*w* pob* cramp-like pains in various parts ot of labor disputez. . What U the new voter to think turns to the gold standard by defi- comes and goea it disappears in the temperature of the surface of the num. •eed and other food-bearing shrubs "djptrast" and' “lodlkon”—bave prevent "expert witnesses” from ilabad taaraln. morning when the nerves sre rested the body. Her doctor says there is in selected groups to serve as per- Employes of the company voted All right* of r*publlcatiOB ot about these things—about the 'New nitely snd permanently fixing the a contracUon of the blood vessels sun, or about 6,000 dsgreee Fahren- They were made, he explained, to bedi-developed recently to darken giving conflicting testimony In le- apaclal dlipateha* barato ar* tlio ra- snd returns in the evening #hen heit. The process was described by solve a problem which science cre- enniu bird “cafeterias.” various oigans of th j body suffi- g(U cases. Or. William A. Evans, of yesterday 1.063 in favor df the aanrad.. Deal? gold content of the dollar and mak- the nerves ore fatigued. or arteries which cuU off the blood Kohler Workers Association, a com- supply and this Is the cause of the Raymond P. Ridgway, of the re- ated for industry when a few years A Inumber of the shrubs are spe- ciently for a picture to be made of D etroit reviewed recen'. develop- LEISURE TI M E CLASSES Pull aarale* ellaot et N B A Bar*- Let us remember that the new ing oU other forms of currency re- Roaring in the ears may be pres- pain.” search laboratories of the Norton ago it made new alloys which were claHy chosen for their value aa food them. , ments in medico-legal science, and pany union, and 643 for the A.< F. tea Inc deemable at oU times in . .gold bul- ent from a number of causes. Some- Company, Worcester, Mass. harder than anything then known bearers during winter *vjen snows But in the studies of the brain, told of care and skill which must of L. union as the sole bargaining voter baa grown up in an atmosphere times it is due to a pressure on the Answer: A frequent cause of pain- bury normal food supplies. Included agent under the NRA. The election Publlabai't Rapraiantatlra: Tb* lion In tbs amount so ta e d .. ful cramps, eapedally in the legs, The purest medicinal quality ot except ^(Uamonda. The problem has be continued, a mubh more simpler be exercised to assure correctness FOR A D ULTS of frustration antf discontent. He drum of tbs oar from ear wax that among the shrubs are several not- substance Is used. “Air, Just oriU- of tsstiniony. was conducted upon order from the Jnllua Uaibaw* Snaelal Aganey—Raw Of course It Is no' more possible in older pntienu. is a bardsnlng of boric acid was used. First the wa- been to grind and shape these al- National Labor Board seeking to tcrk. Chicago. Oatrnit and Boaton. is less disillusioned than barren of baa formed a plug. It is frequently ter was dried out of these boric loys. The boron-diamonds.do It. native to (Connecticut. Listed among to permanently fix the gold content noticed in eases of migraine, anemia th# arUHM as uus Interfem ^th those planted are: Siberian pea end the-strike existing at the plant Beginning Monday Eve., 7.30 O'clock MEMRCR audit BUREAU OP Illusions. He does bis political the proper circulation of bloo crystals. That sounds simple, but Numerous other industrial iuea near here since July 16. of the dollar than It Is to esUbllsh and neurasthenia. When the pa- unusual and not easy, because were predicted. Mr. Ridgway laid trees, Japanese rose, Japanese bar- “Have I tafcan poison” gave a light- CIRCUI.AT10NR thinking subJectTvely. He U inter- tient is anemic, having him Ukc a However, this is not the only caui berry, snow berry, panlcled and tar- A protest of the election will be October 22,1934 by law a high water mark at the which could produce this symptoi.. iric acid picks up water from sir, the metal nozzles uaed for aond er touch and was given by five carried by the union to the Nation- Tb* Harald Prlotlag Uorapaay Ibc. ested In. bU vote only for Its possi- reclining poslUon wlU reduce the even touch of band where a blasting buildings in cleaning them, tartan dogwood, mountain ash, COLUMBIA aaaoin** no IlnaBolaT raaponalblllty seashore beyond which the tide shall noise. os It may be due to neuritis, rheu^ young people, Lots aarke. Marion for typograpBlOA] arror* appearing in ble effect on his own future. He matlsm, etc. sponge could not find any mois- ■omeUmea wear out in thirty min- hawtfiome, nanney berry, chose Hurlbutt, David Hunt, Westcott Y. M . C . A . alearMaamiBta Ib tb* Mincbeatat purposes, if he can find the way, to not . rise. The nearest possible An Inflammation of the ear will tm . utes. The boron-diamonds can be berry and bitter-sweet. Rice and Everett 0>le. Two read- Evantn* Herald cause ear noises, as will accidents All of the shrubs were purchased The fall well baby conference vote for his own bread and butter, thing to such a permanency would Citrna Fruit Helps With the water completely gone molded into nozzles which he said ings on lying were given out of Lhe North Main Street or blows on the ear. on excessive the crystals are really no longer will last the life of the sand-blast by the Board and planted under su- was held Tuesday afternoon in the old school reader by Mrs. Wolff and ^ FRTOAY, SEPTEMBER 28. his own opportunity, bu own well- be through a Constitutional amend- bleed supply, high blood pressure Question; Miss Bonnie O. asks; pervision of state foresters. Over The Old Fireside "WUI you kindly stote In the paper boric acid. They turn into glass, machine. Town Hall with Dr. Haskins of the Miss Gladys Rich. ‘.'Our school Final adjustment of hours and meeting places will b« being. He doesn't care a single ment taking away from Congress or a catarrh of the EusUchlan tube which la slightly hardsr than win- Similarly they can be molded in- 7,(X)0 more shrubs, being raised State Board of Health In • charge, days," Mrs. Hubert Collins; “Yacob Wapplng, Conn. It is also noted in many cases of whether citrus fruits are Irritating from seed at the Nye-Holman state made by classes themselves. F^M,OW ST, PAUL solitary damn for political parties. the power to regulate the value of or not?" dow glass. to bearings for high speed ma- assisted by Miss Margaret Lewis, and bis donkey," a favorite stor^ erllepey and In congestion of the boric glass is placed In the chines They are unaffected by the forest nursery, Tolland, arc being nurse, and Miss Peck, dental nurse. WTuie there ^ b««n a'good deal Up*" party candidates as such, for the nation’s money and substituting turbinates. Answer: I do not consider citrus with the children of tbose days was Steak and Chicken high temperature furnace, where strongest adds or alkalis. They held for planting’’next year. The electrical work was done by read by Clayton Hunt, with Yacob Cost: $1.00 Qjurse of 10, One-hour Lessons of unfavorable comment .over what spread-eagle hokum, .for the grand therefor a provision constituting so In every case that has come fruits IrrtUtlng. In fact I frequently Western District Forester S. E. DINNERS recommend the citrus fruit fast for the heat drives the oxygen out of will withstand compression up to Miss Anne Dlx and Mrs. dayton and his donkey In person to illus- has been termed an attempt to put Constitution, for theoretical llb- many grains of gold into a dollar. under my observation, the patient the gloss. In place of this lost oxy- 200,000 pounds a square inch. Parker in hla report of the plant- Hunt. trate tt; reading and song, “Inci- The following courses will be offered if a sufficient has been a&le to bring about a com- overcoming various types of irrita- ings to Paul D. DaUce, in charge of 75c and $1.00 School Superintendent Verplanck I erty, for the .credit of the nation, But even that would be no more tion. The Fair and Pet show held by dcn'. of the French camp,” Mrs. number desire them. Suggestions may be made for piete and permanent. cure of this w ild' life management for the the Center school Tuesday after- Isham; reading, "The closing scene" Sunday Prices Not Advanced. and Town Treasurer Waddell "on f°r any of .the stuffed Ideals which certain of permanency than was na- annoying trouble by using tbs right Board, lists the following forests other courses. diet and other helpful measuree^”lh > Starchy Vegetables road. The two underirpaosei of the noon was a great success. About Mrs. Hurlbutt with tableau by Mrs. Afternoon Tea and Bridge PartK^a the spot" St the Selectmen s Invita- !“»*'' enough in prosper- tional prohibition. Hartford ahd Connecticut Western iuid numbers of shrubs used to es- 75 parents and friends were pres- (3ora Hutchins; reading, "School 1. Advertising and Salesman- extremely chronic conditions it may QuesUon: Mrs. O. L. writes: Condition Of tablish the bird food patches there- Accommodated. 9. Indinn Lore tion hearing on the budget Wodnes- j ous limes to ilangle before the old Of course Congress could put us take some period of time for the pa- Railroad Co. are being eliminated. ent. The exhibits were 'fine in all days” by Mrs. Wolff, tableau by ship 10. Individnallty la Dree# "What are some of the vegetables Complete and open to traffic. in: Pootatuck, New Fairfield, 956; lines of work, showing the chil- Merton Wolff and Jane Lyman; 2. .4mateur Photography day evening, when citizens In.slsted I voters but which are jusl so much back on the gold standard and a su- tient to totally relieve the annoying considered starchy?" Mattatuck, Thomaaton, 956- Paug- Tel. Rosedale 75-2. 11. Interior Decoration ringing in the ears but I have re- State Roads Route No.. 116-rBurllngton. Bur- dren’s interest in the affair. Prizes two songs, Mrs. Isham. The -next 8. Angling 12. Mnnldpal Governmeat on being informed as to tlie salaries I hooey and btah to the new ones. callcd redeemable gold-backed cur- Answer: Ihe principal starchy lington-Harwinton road. About 2 nut, Torrington', 943; Tunxis, jiart- were awarded as follows: part was "(Tenter school as once 4. Business Law 18. Music Appreciation of tbose officials, responsibility .for The new voter is, by temperam'ent rency, and keep us there as long as ceived so many letters from readers vegetables are: potatoes, Hubbard miles of .bituminous macadam under land, 1,049; Mohawk, (Cornwall, 962; Pets, most unusual: Two baby was" with Mrs. Rice as teacher and 5. Cooking 14. Needlecrnft who tell me they were able to over- squash, green corn, large green construction. Open to traffic. Housatonic, (Cornwall, 948, and 1,- squirrels, Violet Smith; cat and kit- ten pupils who went to her about 6. Ckirrent Events a somewhat unpleasant scene can- and from his experiences, an ex- the people would stand for IL It 1s come this trouble that I sincerely peas, sweet potatoes, lima beans, Road conditions and detours in 750 other shrubs distributed gener- 16. Pnbllc Speaking even conceivable that, under such etc. the State of Connecticut made nee Route No. 119 — Waterbury. ten, Margaret and Paul Mellinger; thirty years ago, several of whom 7. Current Literature 18. World Fellowship a n d not, with any fairness, be said to treme liberal when he Isn’t radical. believe that it can be done. essary by highway construction and Waterbury - Wolcott - Bristol road. ally. pigeon. Paul Watkins. now bave children of their own in 8. Economic Forum Christianity rest upon the Inquirers..- The situa- He still wants whet bis brother procedure, the country might work When throbbing noises are pres- oiling announced by the Connecticut About 7Vi miles bituminous macad- Eiastem District Forester B. C. Best cage: (Thauncy and Dorothy that school. - They' showed what Come here its way out of the depression os we ent in th^ ears, it is Important to Sties Highway Department as of Septem- am pavement. Open to traffic. Winch lists locations and numbers Squier,. Merton Wolff, Philip Isham, they had learned and recited for the If interested, please fill out the following blank and tion was created by a eystem, con- wanted and thought be was voting filing purpoeee. But 23.500 copies relieve any catarrhal tendency Question: Mrs. Irma B. says: "My of shrubs planted ii the eastern iorgSO to 0300ioaatm for two' years ago. He wants now know It and arrive eventually at ber 26, 1934. Route No. 144—Essex. Ivbryton Jr. committeeman who called, in the ceived through Some utterly mis- bad sold out clean, an Increase of which may be present. T his Is best little girl U troubled with sties. I do- road is being oiled for 3 miles. portion of the state as follows: • Cash is four ha&dt within -24 to 48 mail to C. P. Thayer, Y. M. C. A. what we might then regard as a accomplished by Route No. U. B. 1—Westport Most attractive; Rabbits, (Tbaun- person of Clayton Hunt. The. last taken sense pf dellcgcy In the more change, change, change. 1,500 over usual Washington fig- changing the not know if her eyes art weak." Norwalk. Post road. Shoulders are Route No. 162—Orange - West Meshomosic Forest, Portland, 1,- cy Squier; cat and kitten, Margaret was three tableaux, morning, noon Iwura—no red tape. Wt bave helped or less remote past and continuing He Is aware th a t' ha hasn't got norm. But it would probably be urea. And there weren’t any more. wrong habits of living whleh~are re* Answer; I suggest that you writs Haven. Jones Hill road is being oil- 030; Pachaug, Voluntown, 3,156; thousands of finfie and married people ilN New Yo r k sponsible for the trouble, to those being oiled for about 10 miles. aad Paul Mellinger; big black cat, and night of the "Model scholar of in four community* and can help you Even if every reputed member of : to me in care of this paper, and ask Natchaug, (Caplin, 2,240; Shenlp ever stnCe from inertia, of withhold- the change from Mr. Roosevelt and only after an experience, several BlMAKtA MBVia.lWC.i Route 'No. 2—Glastonbury. New ed for about % mile. Jean Isham. long ago," Mrs. Junle Squier taking with YOUR money problems. the Brain Trust had bought a copy i good habiU of living which will for my article on Sties, being sure Route No. 166—Preston. Gris- sit, Somers, 1,875, and Nye-Holman, Easy repayments—extended over a I am interested in courses No. and No. ing from the knowledge of the pub- times enlarged, like that following London road. Shoulders are being Cleverest; Dog, Muriel Austin; the part of the scholar in a series of period of 20 montha if you wish. Mr. Roosevelt’s Congress. The to plc.k to pieces, It wouldn’t ac- . banish the catarrh. to enclose one large, self-addressed, oiled for 4 milek. Marlboro. New wold, Voluntown. The Preston-R. I. Tolland, 471. dog, Lucy Derosia; dog, Sophie the paplc of 1837, when -the owner- By PAUL HARRISON ^packages of chewing gum to pass- Since roaring In the ears is very tableaux. The only efufrge it pfr month lic the amounts of the salaries paid question is, is be likely to believe count for that many. I stamped envelope. You should also London road. Shoulders are being line trunk line, bituminous macadam m ths unpaid amount of (k« loen New York, Sept. 28 — Meander- | cf rections for question and answers as Theodore Petcrison who lives In Route No. U. S. 6—Coventry. No Route No. 190—Suffield. T^Ure —Frank Martin went back to' prison disports the shades of pink radical- the Gotham scene to harry their joyously today with a verdict ac- shells, Jean Isham. psy the taxes, frequently and natur- the decline of the great majority of The post olifice delivered it to horse shows and fairs long have given at the beading or end of to- the brush country several miles Coventry-So. Coveptry road is being Congamond road. About 8 miles of Baking cake: Janice Clarke; ism In the showy topmost leaves Secretary Daniel E?. Garges of the publishers and — providence will- been gble to take out protection day's article. Be eure to enclose a from the field was notified by a pa» oiled for 8 miles. Southbury. Con bituminous macadam road under quitting him of killing Helen Spence ally they become su.splcious. the country's workers,' farmers. In- ing— to sell their books to the Eaton, notorious woman convict, cake, Fannie Belie Hurlbutt; of a seasonal foliage. board of commissioners which gov- against the weather. But now large, self-addressed envelope and serby that someone had cut aad struction of new retaining wall to construction but open to traffic. cookies, Lucy Derosis. ■It is' improbable that there U an- We believe the new voter, because dustrialists and bu.siness men to the erns the District of Columbia. And movies. Actors and actresses, small policies are being offered to two S-cent stamps. Ask for the ar- raked up the alfalfa. He reached hold up railroad embankment at Route No. 196—ISast Hampton. ringing in his ears. dressed in their very best, pro- individuals; pay $5 a week and tlcl.‘ called "BANISHING NOISES Main street is being oiled for Martin, a trusty guard serving a Candy: Virginia Collins, Fannie other municipality In the United he has no illusions and Is free from status of vassals of the financial Gorges, blushing a deep pink, the field with his shooting iron be- Lake Zoar. A short section of one- Belie Hurlbutt, Carol Lyman. stamped it "For the attention of gress tirelessly between the offices if it rains as much as an inch you IN THE EARS" and for the dlet I fore the hay thieves reappeared to way traffic Is necessary. Chaplin, mile. 21-year sentence for slajring a man States that for so long a period has the hide-bound bablts of poiltlcal overlords. of stfige tycoons and cocktail ren- get $35 compensation. Route No. 216—Groton. Palmer in 1930, had been charged with first Canning: Lucy Derosia, Sophie Commissioner Hazen.” you are to follow. In this way you I haul away tbs crop. Hampton, Brooklyn, WUllmantic Szegda, Virginia (Tollins. been so completely free from any- thought of an older generation, will That Would be one way of "cur- dezvous making the contacts on road is being oiled for 11 miles. Cove Bridge and, approaches under degree murder for shooting down which- may depend a season’s the girl convict when she failed to Vegetables: Paul Watkins, Carol thing approaching dishonesty In its conclude that as between a party ing" the depression—one way of Pselflc Airmail First Route No. U. S. 6A—Andover construction. Traffic can pats prosperity or idleness. Columbia. WiUinoantic - Hartford Route No. 314—Kent-Warren heed his command to halt after her Lyman, Lucy Derosia. government as this town’ of Man- that is frankly conservative like the bringing about "recovery." The Despite the ballyhoo for trans- escape from the State Farm for Flowers: Paul Watkins, Janice Atlantic airmail service, put down Debs and dowfigers have de rood is being oiled for 4 miles. load. Waterbound 'macadam about chester. But nevertheless a pre- Republican party and an adiiiinistfa- main trouble with it would seem to ■scended on the shops. Tue talk Farmington-West Hartford. Farm- SH miles under construction. Grad- Women on last July 12. Clarke, (Thauncy Squier. , your bets that trans-.Paclflc service A huge crowd spontaneously Miss Myrtle Collins had the mis- mium has been put on sui|iiclon by tlon that is reactionary at Its found- be the improbability of the people s will come first. Harllee Branch, is of parties, the autumn crop of ington cut-off. 3 miles of reinforced ing and laying surface. Open to romances and divorces, polo, the concrete under construction. traffic. cheered as the verdict was announc- fortune to break a bone in her wrist these failures to make detailed ac- ation and liberal only in tremendous- liking the prospect sufficiently well | first assistant to Postmaster Goner- yacht races and the opening of the ed last night. Wednesday morning while trying to al James A. Farley, isn’t In Alaska Route No. 8—Laying storm sewer counting of salaries. A.nd such ly expensive window dressing, his in- to consent to It. Also the only colleges. Even the first night of in the town of Thomaston. Open to The state contended Martin, in a crank her car, aa the self starter scenes as the one at the Select- statesman In the world who clatma for his health. He’s looking over the a new movie at Rockefeller Cen- traffic. crouching position behind heavy wouldn't work. She was taken to terests lie with the former. possibilities of regula. airmail from the Windham Community Memorial men’s hearing are a logical result. to possess the power to fix things ter brought out the Harrison Wil- Route No. 8 and 20—Winchester. PATTMAN TO LAUNCH foliage, "stalked That girl and kill- At least, if .there is shy way out Alaaka over the Bering Strait to liamses, the Marshall Fields, ed her like a wild turkey.” hospital where the bone was set and There is simply no other view pos- Construction bridge and cut-off on of this mire of depression through up permanently is Herr Hitler and Russia and Japan. Goadby Loews, Aldrlches, Double- new location. Open to traffic. The defense centered about she later returned to her home. Bibie than that the people who pay adherence to conservative policies it he Is so busy In Germany that he It would connect at this end with | days, Locnlngs,’ Isellns and I don't Route No. 9^Essex. Hartford- NEW DRIVE FOR BONUS Helen's "desperate .character." The program at the local Grange the taxes—and that means the little regular seaplane service to Alaska, know who all. The presence of Saybrook road la being oiled fbr : Wednesday evening was very inter- is perfectly obvious that that way probably wouldn't consent to come and with the Chinese lines at the esting being in the form of an old taxpayer as well as the big one—- over here and run this country even a few Rockefellers lentls no end miles. Texas Senator to Continue His SLAYER ELECTTROCUTED is far more likely to be found by other. Lindbergh didn't go over of tone to the mov—ah—cinema. *159 Route No. 14—Columbia. Wll school program, In charge of Mrs. hav8 an absolute right to know the sincere men, following a straight at the behest -of the .Advisory Coun-1 route a couple of years ago Fight for the World War Lillian Rice, a former town teacher. for hla health, either. limantlc-CoIumbia-Marlboro road is Huntsville, Texas, Sept. 29.—(AP) salary of every public servant In path, than by time servers and ctl of the Federal Reserve Board. Among the truants welcomed being oiled for 2 miles. Windham, Veterans. It was as follows: Anecdotes of home from Hollywood are Dual Bengal —E i (Perchmouth) Stanton, 45 school dajrs by several; a sketch, the future let u« follow the advice make-believers who become reds in Nothing New In A,\.\ WUllmantic road Is being oiled far years old West Texas bad man, was of 8t. Paul and avoid the appear- Philip Moeller, Theater Guild di- 2 mUes. electrocuted it the state prison here mi . M.— one department of the government The AAA is ■ really nothing new rector; Sam Jaffa, who helped Route No. 16-^lostonbury. Port- Washington, Sept 29— (AP) — wy Fwoer ance of evil by incorporating. that to Washington. Because there Differences over bonus payments to early today for the slaying of Sher- and Bourbons In another, radicals BEHIND THE SCEN ES IN make Marlene Dietrich's new pic- land road. Shoulders are being oil- iff J. C. Moseley of Tulia in a gun informatloo-ln our town re p o rts .''\ ■ was already the American Auto- ture; and Jacob Ben-Ami, slated ed for 3 miles. Vernon. Tolland be asked of the next (Congress cut SUDDEN PHOTO SERVICE! in one move and reactionaries in the mobile Association, the AAA Chem- for stardom. Katharine Hepburn sharply today through the ranks fight in January, 1933. next. turnpike (beginning at intersection "I'm not afraid to ride that fiery All onr work done by a local studio ical Co., the AAA Coal and Sup. was persuaded to come and talk with Mancheeter-RockvUle road and of World War veterans. .Represen- Buick is the N a m e of t his Unequalled Perform ance ply Co., ths AAA Welding Shop, about a new play. Josephine tative Pattman, Texas Democrat, chair," he drawled. “I’m not guilty Id Manchester. 6e a roll for devel NEW VOTERS Instinctive liberal as the new ending east of intersection of Bol- of killing that sheriff.” oping. 8-boar service. and the AAA Exterminating Serv- Hutchinson and Zita Johann ore tcn-RockviUe road.y 3 miles of re- told reporters be planned to start A great many young men and voter is almost certain to be, he ice. ' duo any minute now. And I hear new drive for immediate cash Stanton ordered a big chicken din- CENTER TRAVEL.BUREAU Drive the newest Buick op to 8S should not permit himself to be inforced concrete pavethent Is under jiayment of the bonus at the Na- ner for hla last meal but didn’t touch women will cost their first votes in By w n x iB THORNTON It's all pretty tough on the poet that Ruby Keeler and Al Jolson “B ds Terminal’* 493 Main St construction but open to traffic. tion encampment of the Veterans of it, passing out the food to th i other a state olid Congressional election caught by the delusion that the The Es-ening Herald Washington office, W'Iseerackert , Inaist the will appear together In a Broad- Route No. 16—Colchester.

tftTi i r ■*-',T K 1-i*ij' * 11 ■*. MANCitESTER EV CNING HERALD. KANCBBTrES. CUM* FBIPAT, SEPTEMBER 1994 L ' klANCHESTER EVEMHG HERAUA MANCHE6TER, CUNN» FRIUAY, SEPTEMBER 28,1984. f SUICIDE ATTEMPT mmm outing Ibl aze DESTROYS PRHXSTOOLOWHERK Today’* Development* REPEAL1HENRA.. OF YOUTH FAILS IN WAPPING TOMORROW: BIG BARN HERE PRODUCE GOES TO N. Y. In the Lindy Ca*e DECLARES GLASS Cards Trip Reds, Cut Giants Lead To Half Gm DEATHS J Twelfth Ward lUpablicaii Club; Furaitra RefaM Lew O fe n ut of Hartford to Gather ati Anetlon Markit aad Stnd ______Ptms.) thoritlw wimaf to tum Hcuptmaan Nlaa Allee K. Braianskas Hoose’a Gro^-e. WchKd ovw to Ntw J*my wthoriUM to Chendst Who Laafhed at!, Hiss Alice K. Brashuakas, 16- ColoBy of Strnctarei on Bit Vegfltablcfl'to City. OeMMcratk S«iiator Will Not Mllilitiiiiiiii wuwunoad bt would ; adv«ae* of trial to Naw Tork if _ . , _ , . . I years old Invalid daughter o f Hr. Wttxtra! Wuxtra! Here Are"^ Houfe’e Pine Grove, EUlngton There was a obwge made to the CHAMPS TOO SUCK DEFENSIVELY— OTT; hava a iwychlatilit and bla own ! they requeat lt< but added Now Jar- SECOND V ia O R Y TOD Road, Wapplng, which haa become ftually < lK w eaamtaa tba priaoner aey baa made bo move aeektof prta- Doctors After Takoi( Poh | W T U J f’dJfSJSMS. 5 . “ sell Street Threatened by methods of dlspealag of fruit and Ehboiite Oi Hut Stite* ing at the Hsmorial Hospital after justly popular with Hanehastsr peo- vegetables to the Haaeheetor Auc* Photos of M. H. S. Cridder* ia Ida cell today or tomorrow. He : oner a extradition. a Tongiftny nyftfff ple for its sxesUsnt tunday dlnnsrs, dacUiiad to diacloae bla raaaoBa for —.^— sofl It Still Afire. Uon HaHiet at the aucUcos hare Besldea her parents, who conduct is the place selected for the eecond Noon Fire. yeeterday. It bad haaa found by eot On ffis Return. WOULD SEND RED B tbe examination. Detective Arthur Johnaon of New annual outing tomorrow o f the lath NO LETUP IN TIGER ATTACK--GEHRINGER a meat market on North street, sne tos farmers who were brtogtog their The Herald's e&terpristog .phe-^ ------_ , York aearcbed the bpme of Haupt< leaves two brothers, Stanley and Ward RepubTlean club of Hartford. 'fruit and vegeta tethsHaaiaches* AaaUtant Attorney General I mann's mother la - Kamene, Ger- Boston, Sept 3 $ .~ (A P )— John A program o f sports will bs run tographer took a jaunt over to Mt. Leo, and a sister, Nellie, all of whom A rearing firs tltot turasfl a largs ter marketIt Umt there was a i Naw Tork, Sspt 36.—(AF)— Joacpb LantoM of New Jersey, con- many, guarded by a solid wall of Leldich Bauer lived on today and he live at home. 'The b e ^ will bo off. There will be epeechss by polit- for the bujtors and wbea M Nebo yesterday and caught tbe Maq- INTO TIE FOR HRST PLA ftored with District Attorney Sam- polloe, who said a lock- bam and sUbls at 96 Btossll atraet With tha dselarathm that tha NRA Write Views For Herald appeared to Ilka It The 91 year brought to the boipe tomorrofr and ical leaders and at 8 o’clock supper cents was offsred for a orato of Chester High siehoot tootbaU squad uel J. Foley, glvtof rise to belief amltb bad opened tbe ajpall apart- will be served on tablee to the grove toto a veritable furnace early this ought to ba “rspealsd." Saaator (u in s'F O iiiiA a NEW YORITS DRIVE eld Millville, Fa., youth said yester- may be viewed there by friende eaultflowar tho growsrs got toNMthsr Garter Glaaa, the fiery Vtoglaiaa, to its final tune-up for the eeason'e omI stepe Were under way to extra- ment for the detective. Haupt- from noon until the funeral. or to the cable if It should rain. afternoon furalebed the South Han- dlta Hauptaaann to New Jersey, and hired two Mg trucks. As the arrived today from England out Half Game Behind ‘*We will surrender the prisoner Bauer seemed happy at the cn Spruce street wns already round- upon International flnaaee. aaaert- New York, Bept 36—In a abort A hard won 8 to 5 triumph oven to advance of trial here," Bautzen detectives. 1,936 of 56,942 Examin- nearing completion. The office to this next picture. Can't seem to thought he would live and pronrUaed ing the comer toto Btoscll street im. ha bad “ long ago aald evary* eompetltiea Itka tba world aerlea, figure out whether the fast-travelling the tost place Ctoclanatl Reds Foley said. "We are working In i Officials at Dresden were most ae- now located on the east and o f the thing on that subject that could Detroit, Sept IS — The Gtanta* police be would make no more at- when the alarm sounded to bring baaed on the beat four games out of On Sunday afternoon, at M t^ Sunday aftarnoon should see a ent is Ernie Squatrito, Bmaon terdsy left tbe Cards only a perfect accord with Jersey,” and to cretlvs concerning Johnson's call tempts at suicide. He is the son POUCE IN HUNT b'Ulding aad tha place has been re- posaibly be said.” punch to centered to three hitters, C^ompenles 3 and 4, from Eldridge seven, defense to the most import game that for real fight; from tbe ;braltto, or Eugene Bay of the game behind the League add emphasis he said 'and that is there, .Dr. Walther of the Dreaden ed in School Drive Begun painted. furniture moved to and bet- Nabo, tba 1934 basebaU aaaaon to Moore. Terry, and O tt 5 of Mrs. Martin Bauer he said and street and the Center rcspectivalv. Msntton of Senator Huey Long of ant thtog. Manchester wlU be brought to an first ball pitched to the laat cut, has backfleld contingent or one of the who were idle. Today tbe G: . literal.” Criminal Sub Department would say ter working quarters provided. Louisiana brought a smlls to Saha- ca5**»a«eaBi was boro to Psnnsylvanla. | to tbe spot. ^ First there to pitching, which 1 official, toteresttog, and perhaps not been equaUed to Manchester for The Tigers’ attack to spread from Unasmen on a rampage. At any atUl were Inactive whUe the CaidB, Tbe Bronx district attorney let it nothing beyond: “He questioned tor QIaat' face. Told that Mayor Ths cocky UtUs fallow who has some people yesterday, w a do not In bis clothing was found a slip i FOR m S K I Last October. Boieee Saved believe to-be worth 66 par cant - dramatic close—Official bocauae the toany a year, and the winning team, one cod of tbe batting order to tbe rate, it gives you an Idea ot tbe vim, ought a eecond victory over tS s be known today that he bad been of paper on which was written: In the meentlme, employees of Rally day at the North Methodist T. Semmea Walmtley of New Or* Then there to fleldtog. whichever it may be, wlU know for other. juat succeeded to lifting the pigskin vigor and pep of Coach Kelley's un- Rede which ro>uld place them otoi placed to entire charge of the Inves- wknt to Interfere with the Investi- church will be observed on Sunday, game wUl determine'the 1034 Cham- gations in New York and therefore “Old elder vinegar, brown sugar. (Continaed from'*'rsga One) tl>e L. T. Wood company had nuh* leana bad. wblla la New York re- A tight-toflild, bariced up to a plona of Mancheatar; Intareettog be- sure and certain that theey have BlU Regell and Pete Fox are the off the ground la none other than trM charges. It’s come to bandy even terms each with 98 vtctorte* tigation In and around New York October T. and will mark the begin* an'. 88 defeats sad two games to g6 we refuse all information.” New Orleans molasses (old) and Only 8.40 percent cf the 66,948 ed from tbe main office end ice plant cently, described the “Ktogflsb” as fast, fure outfield which features came two more evenly matched not been attending a pink tea. The only Detroit regulere below .800, tomorrow. City, and said he never before had stale beer." ctog of the fall and wtoter acUvi- a ‘qunatio” (Glass’ Informant Haraburda, who’U ba la there call- Aftsr that triumph there wouM:: seen so noany men working on a Police official said that Frau Only last ysar it was enlarged with Connecticut lehool children X-raj^d eeroes the street. Two bortes “Ted- atrmig , aad aceursta arms, sup- teams have not met la champion- teams have met twice, once on each and RogeU to hitting .897 and tba “ Was that an antidote you discov- tbe aid of eW A labor. during tbe pact year to the State dy” and ’’Nellie ’ were in tbe itabla tlea to tha church and school. couldn’t rsmsmbar vdiethsr ' le portl^ an advantage to the box, other’s home grounds, aach baa had outfielder from EvensViU .378, ing signals tomorrow besides doing remain for St. Louis the matter eg single case as those placed "under Hauptmann, the suspect’s mother, ship play for many a year; dramatic beating tbe Rede twice more to as*'' was to Dresden but declined to to- ered for the poison you took?” pollen Tbs possibility that one of tha Department of Hemlth’e itate-wlde when the fire broke out. One of mayor had said lunatic or "aoms- gives tha Important edge to r because two young men wlU get out ample opportunity to study the which to a better mark than sported most ot ths punting and passing. my charge by all three agencies.” asked. . . . sure at least a tie for the flag whlla'j vulge where she was staying since workmen on tbe job, now out of drive egalnst tubereulosle were iheie tore loose from its baiter and Sunday will bs family reunion tbtog worse”), Senator Glass ob- club boasting all that there and ^teh their respective other’s attack and defense. Mi by any member Of tbe New York Let’s hope he lifts ths leather fur- Tbe agencies are tbe Bureau of In- Bauer laughed. Sunday at Emanuel Lutheran' served caustically: the Gtanta encounter two gsm H vestigation of the Department of she went there from Kamens. work, might bs tbe burglar also was found to have definite Indications of tolted to safety. The other, petri- I believe tbe Qlaata have this ad- hearts out to prevent scoring, thus kus and Neubauer have pitched to club except the three 1 mentioned ther than it's going la this action “That's butterfly bait,” he said. considered. church. All families to ths church “Why pick out aomsthtog mild " vantage. The New York club haa against tho Brooklyn Dodgers wW;t Justice, New Jersey State Police "Tba old lady baa been so overrun dissass, aeeerdlng to an article by fied with fear, remained to the build- leaving tha final result etrtetly up each batter that wiU perform Sun- and Travla Jackson. Tbe latter also In the vault waa I36T to cash al- are urged co attend tbs raomtog or Also arrivtog on the Aqultanto nine toatogs of play. In other to their team-mates’ ablUty to eup- day, and conversely speaking, aach to bitting .376. photo! still aro looking for a rstort to BV.t| and New York City officials. by Joumalista that w e guess ' she Dr. Hillard Knowlton and Dr. Ben- ing. Wilfred Bulla, locai letter ear- TerxYs now famous question ”A$S^ ' needs a little rest c^ow,” was their thougbt 8890 which bad been there jamin G. Homing, director and epl t.-er who to a member of Troop B afternoon aarvlca at 8:80, inviting was Henry L. SUmson, secretary of words, tha dsfaass flguraa prova port them. batter baa faced these two boys aad Rank Greenberg, Mickey Ooeh- .Many Men On Case atate In the Hoover Ctoblnet. He had that the Giants ara ona run par the Dodgers still to the LeegueT” argument POPULAR FAMILY waa d i a l l e d to the bank yester- demologist respectively of the Bu- -a the Hartford cavalry, entered.the those who arc absent from town to DtpMMl Om Boppoft knows juat what to expect, and has raxv, and myself match Moore, “More men are continually being been shooting and fishing to Scot- game more efficient than tha tigers. or should have, a pretty good idea TIgere Are Blanked employed,” he said. “More men: day. The remainder Included 884 reau of Preventable Disease, appear- barn and threw-sm‘empty grain bag worship here on that day. Rev. Elnar BtUy Neubauar andJohnny Man- Terry, and Ott to the averages. Then of cafeteria money, 889 rscalvtd land Btoea early to July. And don’t forget that thto year at to his particular chances of be- U m only other National Lean are working on this case than any | ing to the department’! monthly ever the horse'i head and led it to Kron of Norwich will speak at tba kua have proven to the Manchester we have Owen, 'White, Ooslto and Lspt but not least to another easily struggle turned to favor o f B o m MOVES TO BOSTON from the tale of pupils trolley and bulletin published today. afternoon service. Iniplrtog musle la tha two leagues are using a uni- fans their true worthtoeaa. That coming a hero. RogtU outbltUng Lelber, Crits, reeo^sed figure, Sam Brown, full- safety. The horses were taken from form ball. There no longer can to take fourth place aa tha Bravef^ bus tickets, 820 of athletic sasocia- The X-ray campaign, which the being prepared for both servieaa. they wUl display their superlative Need Oneesometer Mancuao and Ryan from 48 to 63 back. That outstretobad paw looks The subject of an early trial for ADMINISTRATION STARTS tlon funda, 838 from book deposits, t.’ie yard by Raymond O’Coto and be any claim that National League Jtro (FLeary pounded tha PhlUles for a 7 to Hauptmann on tbe extortion Indict Capt. and Mn. George Leave department inaugurated just a year Peter Phaneuf. artistry to tbe beat possible dtoad- points. . like a Stop and Go sign but with vlctoiy and tbe Pirates droppedji 819 from locker and towel deposits PRiUSES TOWN CLERK’S pitchers are auperlor beeause they veintage of opposing batsmen may Strategy win no doubt play an Brown carrying It’s full speed ahead mant to the Bronx was expected to ago this month, resulted to the find- The upper story of the buildmg Louise Carpenter of thto town waa Leaving the figures out of It en- to 2 decision to the (^bs. and forty-three sample claSa rings granted a divorce today to Superior throw a leaa lively . piece of be counted upon. Juat bow the Important part to this game, but and no detours. He’s got some Webleyan University Olevsa opens be one of the subjects discussed NEW RECOVERY DRIVE i ing of 1,986 children whose pic- waa packed with nearly ten tons of leather. tirely, tbe point to tbat to eastern Connecticut to the hope bornly tbs flames rsalatsd tba hsro- Political eompllcattoaa ariatog out boimd and placed on file to ths rec- to those American League slug- the state high three string to lesgue probaMy be made up of Johnson, pionshlp, will travel to Blmsbpj labor, agriculture and oonaumera. patient cannot be treated or steps ic efforts of tbe Bremen and for of the recent Republican Congres* Despite the fact that Ott aad An unidentified man was picked bert B. House of the company, to liiat they will come across a bouse- ord department. gers with- hto screwball to the A drastic revision et tbe Man- THE STANDING more, Mae Sherman to competition with a mark of 1664 Burton. Whitney and Huntress, all tomorrow afternoon to * play Bealdea Rlchberg, the board that taken to prevent spread of the dis- sional Contest to this district are Moore have two of tbe finest Simsbury Town Team. The up at Second avenue and 8Atb behalf of tba House and Hale club, bleak which will give them a fresh time it seemed that the building aU-star game. We know that the chester High soccer schedule tor throwing artoa to tbe league, I and tied for high team itogle with veterans and experienced men, while wUl form NRA poTley will Include ease until the case la found. Even would be reduced to a mass of ash- delaying an agreemant on a atate - Tigers do not Uka Isft-handars. have been offered ea ati a&eet. Uanhattan, today by four presented to Hrs. (Jsorga a hand- lead as to the killer’s whereabouts. 1984 today sent the Red and White still look for our club to taka that 988, entered the National tourney at ICtoger, and Robins outstanding Department of Justice. agents who Secretary lokaa. Secretory Parkins. with physical examination discovery es. Very few of the hundreds of Senatorial eandidata to the Seventh On first base we have Terry, „ RoD m Hartford; Locals guarantee to oppose the team some wool blanket, with the hearty An air of expectancy pervaded W. L. PC. extra base on every opportunity. Bhltlmore as a team but failed to sophomores wUl be held to reserva took him to the Bronx dlatrict at Farm Administrator (3)aater Davis local police headquartere last night of the disease to difficult, ao that onlookers who crowded BIssell District, It became known today. considered by many, Including hooters agatost West Hartford High place. Miss Jackmore took'aeventb challenged the Hartford Genu good wishes of all. tbs X-ray to recent years has be- WALL ST. BRIEFS Naw York ...... 93 98 .616 Check back over the players In the Une will be Captain Eywly toroey’i office for questioning. The and Relief Administrator Harry L. sed early today. It was reasoned street and Birch street believed the District leaders are reported to myself, to be the most accom- on tbe latter’s field to the open l^ 68 in women’s , singles and Gertrude haa met and dafeated tbe beat Hopkins.- The chairman of the NRA come a dependable help. 8L Louis ...... 9 2 .618 who are thrown out trying for Likely to Disband; Have at eenter, Eastman and elthar Ooul- agents were careful to say that the that Kaminski undoubtedly had flip could be controlled, due to the be in disagreement over tbe candi- plished player at the position encounter of tbe Central Connecti- Chicago ...... 84 64 .968 Nelson finished right behind her to to tba stats. administrative board to be chosen About one-sixth of all the school dacy of Judge James E. Ctonnot of New York, Sept. 37.—Wool goods the extra base And you will note tas or Craig at guards, Overton and man waa not actually under arrest, eaten the bread and pies which be headway gained by the flames but since Hsl Chase. cut Interseholastic League season. Boston . . . . .79 73 .807 eighth place. Edward "Red” Kovis, who but they would give no further in- by that group later, also will serve DANBURY WOMAN RULED children in the Stats were X-rayed Windsor Locks, a rclatlva and for- markets, says ths New York Wool that iqost of them are slow men, Burt at tackles, wbUe the wing jtoei- pilfered from the pantry of George the systematic manner to which ths Hugbte Crltz is at least as pol- As League champs, Manchester will Pittsburgh ...... 73 74 .497 Fine S-Year Record. These sterling performances a contract to report at a BL formation. with the Rlchberg committea. to tbe year's drive, they stated, and merly aasociated for over four Top Exchange Service, failed to re- ished a defensive second saeker who should never have attempted tlons are a toss-up between Frost, I* Schwarz'a houie in Rockvilis firs fighting fores went about Its spond this wsek to any way to tha be favored but a close battle is an- Brooklyn ...... 69 81 .460 brought offers from Hartford teams,, Cardinal minor league faroa Bi The place where tbe man was Relief ^oblema this number coupled with the fact yeara to tbe practice of law with aa Ctoarley Obringer, tbe best taking an extra base tn tbe first O'Leary and Jonea spring, wlU probably bo given tSi BY CAR IN NEW YORK early Wednesday raorotog and would work, under, the supervision of cessation o f tba strike and the re- ticipated. Pbiladelpbia ...... 56 90 .384 so attractive that tbe local girls picked up la to the Yorkville dis- Besides drafting NRA policies the that a quarter of a million dreu- Chief Albert Foy, soon began to Stata’a Attoroey Hugh H. Aloora, la the American League. I be- place. None of our players are hurUng assignment for tbe Bliai committea was directed .to make forage again for food. However, the lare were distributed to parents sumption of production to plants That Coach Hugh Greer has an- Cincinnati ...... 52 96 .351 sucker runners.” When they try The Charter Oak Otris bowling who obtained them accepted. It to trict, whero some of the Lindbergh night and early mprotog passed show results and the rip-roaring gubernatorial nominee, lieve tbe Mtostosipplan makea fields with Jones In reserve If rolM ransom money haa been passed at recommendations to tha President New York, Sept. 38__ (A P )— A should be of great educational valpe Mr. Alcorn Is said to favor tba that had been closed for tiro to other ehampionsbip eleven this year American I-eague for an extra base. It’s a pretty not known at presrot, whether or without any re^rt cbmmg in of a conflagration w u turned into plays behind first base which t«am, one of thto atate's eutstand- should be necessary.’” Billy Nea various times since the 850,000 was on problems of.relief, public works woman whose pocketbook contained and should focus public attention on cjuididaey of John Caimon. Other three weeks. Prices Aowed no Gehrlnger wouldn’t reach, but tbe was Indicated to the opening con- W. L. PC. good bet that they’ll make it. nut an attempt wlU be made ta Wrestling houaebreak or the theft of a car. amouldering but not dangerous re- change from the values that ruled tests sgalnst the two opponents mg pin-toppling aggregatioiM dur- secure other bowlers to fiU the bauar to being saved for Sunday^ paid to a supposed representative of and other projects. a card bearing the name and address tbe problem of tuberculosis control. town leaders to ths district how- Detroit athlete’s stronger arm Detroit ...... 99 53 .691 The Giants have bit more home title tussle. Blueflelds players a ^ ' the kidnapers In the Bronx April 3, The admlnlatratlve agency to be of Ethel ZIeolo, 44 Lincoln avenue, Tire of Hunt The writers commended and ever, particularly those who favored prior to the walkout and sales were enablea him to make plajra over that managed to beat the locals last New York ...... /T.93 58 .616 runs than us, but that' can be ing the past three years, seenui slat- v a i^ cie s to the Charter Oak team Police admit they are virtually uo Other House Ignites about on a level with the previous season. Glastonbury was held to a (By Aseoeiated Freea^ requested to report at tbs clubboi 1983. known as tbe Industrial Recovery Danbury, Ck>nn., was struck and thanked the many agencies which Walter E. Batterson for Um fk>n- second which Hughie . perhaps Cleveland ...... 83 68 .550 charged - off to the Polo Grounds ed to pass out o f extstenee, leaving ae a result out indications are that Toronto—Earl MeCreody defeated at 1 o'clock tomorrow afteraoca. against a atone wall to their de*- A warehouse on the east aide of week. 1-1 tie and Windsor was beaten, 3-0, fences. If we played 77 home Probe tn Oernmny Board, comprises: CTay Williams, killed by an automobile to the Bronx assisted the State Department of the burning building' was not gressional nomination, are repented could not complete. Boston ...... y...... 75 75 .500 Manchester without representation Manchester wUl be definitely out of EmU Dusek, Omaha, two falls to A special meeting o f the Detective Arthur Jotmaon, ordered tobacco manufacturer of Winston- early today. termfhed efforts to apprehend the Tfealth to promoting the tubercu- Tbe revised schedule is as fol- Philadelphia /...... 67 81 .498 games there, the Tigers home run the bowling picture aa far as a wo- threatened by tbe flames, having to be Inalatlng on some other can- lows: in state bowling etreles this year. one. will be held Monday night at from Vienna to Germany by his-New Salem, N. C., chairman of Secretary The vlcUm was 9 feet 6 Inches cJuslva murderer. Aa a matter of losis casea-ftodtof eurVey. These in- didate than tha Wtodaor Locka Two new Arms will be formed out St Louis ...... 67 83 .447 total would be astonishing. Green- men’s team to eonceroeJ. Which to been built .with corrugated outside Jackson at Third Oct, 3—Bloomfield, there. Baals for such a conclusion to fotmd elubhouae to idaMde on am Tork City auperiora to inveatigate Ropar’a business advisory and plan- tall, weighed about 190 j^unda, and fact, they actually are beginning to cluded the state Tuberculoito Com- judge. Former Senator Frederick o f tbe dissolution o f tba New York It looks to me as If Travis Vv'ashington ...... 64 85 .430 berg would make the upper left certainly unfortunate and r'egret- walls. So terrific was the beat, Stock Exchange firm of Rhoades, Oct .6—(Game pending here). ia the information that Clara Jack- PAWNEES PBACnCE meats for the annual banquet, European angles of the Hauptmann ning council and former member of wore glasses. Realdenta of the dis- get disgusted witli the bunt. Several mission physiclana at the various P. Ctolton of Granby and an un- Jackson, the foremost shortstop Chicago ...... 52 07 .319 field tier a dangerous place to eedy, hard hitting set uf backs. Nelson wss 12th with 101,16. Mary Tremagiio Brothara o f Wattrbufy, anesthetist, and Miss Dorothy But- Bridgeport. Sept 38. —(AP) — Manufacturers Association reports. for the team: Etods, Stecbl W7 Foley. Contractor Henry Mutrts has bsen ting suicide Wednesday, today was guards, Cushy Dugan, hsro of laat The team will practice at 7 o’clock strong waa just below these figures and Rautenberg; tackles, Conn., submittsd the lowest b iu tle, public health nurse, returned to- found to the body of Deputy Sheriff But companies which maintain Production was 187,804,000 feet, making soms necessary npatra on TBUSTBR APPOINTED FIGHT AT HARTFORD year’s title struggle, Gunther, Gravy tonight at the West Side play- with 99.4. Mrs. Sherman, ace pinner and Becker; guards. opened today at tha treasury de- dsy from the National conference of Otto D. Groee of Richford. SU tc achsdules that demand excessiva shipments 191,638,000 feet and Dsmke. tha exterior of St. Bridfst's church orders received 177,460,000 feeL Anderson, Elcabart, high school, can- grounds and aU players are urged o f the team during its first two and Hemingway; centers, partmant for cooatructlon of tha the American Hoepltal Association Attoroey A. a Franzlonl and Sher- speed from their drivers were crit- New York, Sept. 38.— (A P) — and one of ths places work had to ter of 1888, and several other to attend. .With Bob Eagleson and years, did not taks part to oompstl- and Judd; qua^rbacks, “ "Import office at PlalnviUe, Conn. held to Philadelphia, Pa., this week. iff H. Clawson said tbe discovery icized to tbe case o f Lester D. Federal Judga Alfred C. Coxe to- Johnny . Craven and Tommy AHERKAN SLEUTH done was tha ateepla. This requir- promising linemen have responded Cy Tyler on the squad the West By ASSOdATBD PBESB Uon last year imtu wtll hear the The Waterbuiy firm bid 884.900 ing new flashing, ahtogllng and Hrs. Aldrich attended the lectures was the last evidence needed to de- French of 11 Oohasset street Ros- day named the Irving Trust Com- O’Neill, local 'hmatcur boxers, are end Healy; halfbacks, to tbe caU for footbaU. Cy ly ier and Sides are benefited greatly. Tyler is close of tbe season but aba ahowsd Edgerton, Hsgenow; for construction of facing brick and painting. Tha atscplo to 100 feet of the American Hospital Associa- termine that Gross was slain by lyndale, Massachusetts, who . bad pany, permanent trustee under Sec- scheduled to appear on the card Pepper Martin and Leo Duraeher HOSPITAL NOTES Oockett with the veteran George one of tbe steadiest ends to town. then that she eras stiU to be reckon- POZZIES GERMANS terra cotu and 83S.3S0 for con- up from the roadway and Mr. Mu- tion for hospital superintendents. Pope. been found guilty of operating a tion 77B of the Bankruptcy .Act for that wtu be offered at South Park Carda—Each nuule two hlta batted and Leduc. in Hartford tonight, the program Henry are candidates for ends.' Cal Lipptocott is also reported as being ed with as a brilliant performer. struction with facing brick and trie did this work himaeU, going up Miss Hutchinson participated in the motor vehicle to q dangerous man- R. Hoe and Co., manufacturers of In two rima and aeored one againat Uinestone. ha'Wng been reined oiit laat night. Anderson last year’s mainstay at to good shape and may join the Mias Jackmore Stan TO PLAT a rope ladder and remaining up on lectures of ths Nurses Anesthetists ner. printing presses. George Mozely of 104 Haynei Reds. UlTB OF OBOUND TO COI'ER Twelve all-atar bouta wiU be pro- the pirot position to'ou t to sunny team Sunday rhorotog. Hto experi- Individually, Miss Jackmore- en- Tomorrow morning 6^ the steeple until tbe work was fin- Association and Hiss Buttle was a Judge AUyn L. Brown sentenced No action waa taken oa the vari- street and Fred Fredericks of 280 BUI Las, (^ba—Struck out six o f AVaterbury aubmitted tha tacond French to one year to jail and tm- ous propoaed plans tor reorganlsa- East Middls Turopika ware dis- aented by the Garden A. C. CaUfornta and wUl not ne back for ence will help the team greatly. pitching. taam to vidtoiy over joyed tha greatest success Uat sea- Rers's ths Chartsr Oak Otrto' bon in g tease erhish -for tteM years tbe BlusflHd Bays CMk fifpm Amt s ha went 17 ished. drewtof up the necessary tin' guest of the Public Health division lowast bids of 839.860 and 836.350 and shtoglss on a rope. Considsr- Kansas City (A P )—Coagresstonal poaed^ ,a fine . . o . .f 8750 and costa. Uon ot the firm, since no plan haa charged yesterday. Craven waa on tbe card laat week the season. His loss hit the S^uad Present plana for the first game nratoA son, gaining wide end ereU deserved has been outstanding to stats pto-toppUng clrclea Stated, left to the Bruisers at m ;lBjW tt»Kam snf, uid Social Service division of ths candidates to the Seventh Kansas and outpototad Bruno to a feat the hardest However In Rowe, Du- are underway and Manager Kerr “ “ Agaottoi Broth- ahis attention to being gtvea to ths JssoctoUon. On June 30 last in FsirflelJ a bus i yet received the consent of a ma- Miss Alice Brazai»kaa of 96 North Eddie Madjeskl, White Sox — recognition when eba placed second right, are Flora Nelson, Jennie Sebubert, Ctora Jackaura Staitdtof, This wUt bs dm BI ers kuildtog corporation of New roof and other outside parts of ths Mra v , . district, to the weatqro part o f the operatsd by French and owned by jority of creditors and ascurity hold street, died at 3:80 this moratog. three-rounder to gain revenge for. San, George Rowe, formerly with tales that the local fans wiU have Knocked to tour runs against to Lorraine GulU, No. 1 ranking left to right, Mary Strong, Manager BUI Fortin, Osrtruda Nelaoe. Maa gsms. All pisywB ’ ***• assistants stats, must cover 36,000 square tbe draw he obtained tbe previous the Eagles. Ecabert nad Jobn Du- York a t y was third loweat bidding church and work to b e i^ done also I the Hub Motor Coach Company of eta. Mrs. Petet DoroEowits of Irving a good brand of football for tbe Tigers, hitting double and single. bowler of tbe United States, to tbe Sherman, one of tha team’s best performers, to net pletursd. Thres ere seventeen qr t I36.6U and |86.96L ^ on tbe beettog system. nrtles to S3 counUea-nearly ^one- Boston, atruck and killed John week. Their opponenla have not gan. a veteran front wall la aaaurad. j coming season which will open on ten CantweU, Bravea—Outpiteb- Yankee Sweepstakaa at Hartford. members of tba. team wiU roll with Hartford tsama ibis period to the Quaker City. |thlrd the am of the aute. Time for filing ot claims agatost street and Patrick MeVoy of 73 Keny 36, of falrfield. the esUtc was octsaded thirty days. been announced. If Mlstretta lotos tbe team there Sundar. October 7.- ed PhU OOUIna to defeat PbOUes. Miss OulU eatabltohed a new that tha. Charter Oeke are about to nasa out 6f Church sueet. was adrnmed today. * • < ■ 1.,' J V' s-?' - ■■ ■ • -■■''■;■ ■.■ ■■,' ■■ ■■■■ y ■' ■■■ ■'■■■■ '^ / ?^ 'i,': ___ ■ ^

It ANCHEBTEB EVENING HEBALO. IfANCHESlinte, CONN , FRIDAY, 8Ei*i1^ER 28. l9St, MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. BIANCHESfER, OONN^ FUmAY, SEPTEMBER 28,193d, taken on the town appropriations, Keara Roebuck, General Motors, fixing a date to set the tax rale and Ucbenlsy, Santa Fa, N. Y. Central, SAYS GOVERNOR CROSS TOWNELECnON acceptance of reports of town o Natal AS sroantB* to k«gr and baate cbalna or fronpa tliaraot onlaaa apaei Esstani Standard Time appointment of eextone and super- h cent an ounca in bar sliver to 50 chell to the vindictive and blun- fi/i§ r JVATtOJVAl irO RES ooaat ta eoaat (a ta a) daslan|tlon Includaa all araOabla atatlona. intendents of cemeteries, to recslve rente, .the highest since 1030. The But Policemen Don V Count *CASE OF HOWUNG DOiT lirosrama aubjact ta ehanga. R. M. f —-•DajfH akt rim • « ---Ofie --—B o w M o r ) , New York, Sept. 28.—(AP)—A RepabUean Loadtr. Cblmo dering state's nttorney. Others in AT broadcast from a compUroentaiy authority to borrow money In astf— jump in epot etlver apparently re- N B C -W f A r N^STWORK Cent Bast cipation of tax receipts, division of Change in Liquor Laws Will the cast Include Helen Lowell, 6:95-^ 6:30—The Serenadeft — aaat; dinner to be given Captain T. O. M. Expiect Big Vote Dorins Day Stimohtinx Ii^ e iices Lack- ilecUd the higher price abroad and, Gordon Weetcott, Harrry TYIer, ' BAAie ^ K«*t: wMf wlw w««l wUc Prest'Radle Nawd—Dixie (6 m.); Sopwitb, skipper of the defeated the town Into voting distrlcta, dis- government purchases in the for-' Mean He Was Wrong in 19S3. New York, gspL 38.—(AP)—^ The attack on the garage became IS MEW TYPE OF MYSTERY iirjar w tt f wc*h witt wHt wfbr im wfy Ruaeo Orch.—midw.: songs—w'eat SUlwsit blue easts k*4p souvenir Arthnr Ayleeworth, Russel! Hicks, tnNA wc»« wtara wwj wwl; yacht Ekideavouf, is scheduled for continuance of a portion of Valley eign market The preeent spot mar- an undisputed sueoeas yeetorday Frank Relcher, Addison Richards, BRUNNERfI . v s M wcfl iroc-w ho woW w(l*f wliM 8:35— 9:35—Jan S avitt Orchee.—Dixie WABC-CBS at 10:30 Sunday night. — Annual Meeting in High ■treet, acceptance of deeds from E. ket for silver Is entirely for foreign hunters at a aafo dlstanee from the when a police carpenter gave It NORTXWMt A CANADIAN-wtnU 5:45— 6:45—Beakc Carter, Talk—ba* E. HUUard and Cordelia H. Barbour Some Small Gains Bridgeport’, Sept 28.— (AP) -r home of Bruno Richard Hauptmann, Janoes Burtto, Bkldle Shubert and wjb* l«t> w«be wday kfjr trrt cfcf alo; The Texas Rangora—west Speakers Will include Senator Royal metAl for industrial use. push. The roof had too few legs Warren Wililam and Mary Hury Seymour.__ tfOUTH — irrvA wptf wwno wl« w^a* 6:05— 7:00—Fray* Braggiotti. Pianos S. Copeland, Albert VandervlU and of land on Broad street and deed Some selling in American Tele- Govemor Cross tn a declaration In but— HABipdm Batter, '• ^rCa-WTOB wlod w»m wmo w ib ^ p l 9:15— 7:16 — Edwin' C. Hill'a Com* School Hail from George W. May of land on Fellow poUeamsn have demolished left to stand on, so down It came. Aster Have Stellar Roles In ^ e ''"p le tu re ’ to based on tha mente—basic; Blue Shadsf—Dixie; Gene Tunney. Are Recorded. phone was gtttibuted to dividend favor ef revision of the state liquor popular magasine story by Erie 2 Ibe* widx w»mb kvoo wlqr wftA wbap kprc M ary, Jta n n e A VI—w est Broad etreet and the eale of land in tbejarege. " But the dismantling continued In Film at the State. weal ktba ktha waoc wara wJ mt Try these tonight: cuts by the Sell companies of Penn- laws, la regarded by Republican the house. Mrs. Paulina Rausch, Stanley Gardner and w^as drama- FOUNTAIN—koa kdrl kfir l^hl 6:35— 7:10 — Court of Hum an Refa* WEAF-NBC—7, Col. Howe; 8, the E^fist cemetery to the Veteraijs' sylvania and New Jersey. The re- leaders here as a change of front The p ^ of the house Hauptmann PACIFIC COAST—kio Wl kfw komo tiens — basic; Modern GrSfidma— Field Aesociatlon, a voluntary or- eeenpled 1s a skeleton of Its former the owner and occupant at on* floor, ttoed for the screen by Ben lAnd O’Lakte g* o Dixie; Real Ufa Oramae—west Abe Lyman's waltxes; 0:30, Jack The apnual town election wUl be New York, Sept 28.—(AP)—In- oucUons, of course, will mean a toss from his previous attitude. A new type of murdSr mystery Markion. Alin Croslaad directed. kbct kftd ktar kru kpo ••45*. 7:45—Carlton and C ral0*~'Dlxl#t' ganisation for the eetablishment of ■Mifa complained mildly. Every one was Batter, 2 Ibo...... O X C Cant. B t«t Benny. held Monday from 8 a. m. until 8 decisive price movements were thiT of revenue to the parent company. While he had not had opportunity too buayi looking for clues to pay Tha Throe Brown Bearo—west p. m. standard time In the Munici- a Soldler’a Field. HI* garden la a dltcb.^ drama has been introduced to the §•4^ 4:45—AHea tn O rchattr'alialand 7:00— 6:(K^Johnny Green Orcheitre WABC-CBS—8, Johnny Green's Ten Mkchlnee I'ula In most of today's financial Stock exenange members general- to study the changed attitude of the And now the officers are covet- much attention. She has been prom- 4:0b— 5:0b->AI Paarca and H it Gang 7:46— 6:45—W alter P itkin Program Modem Manner; 10, Football sum- pal building for election of town of- ly expressed the opinion Uiat the governor: Raymond E. Baldwin, the screen by Warner Bros. In “The 4:JI>— 8:3b-^raaa-Radlo Nawt—waax 8:05— 9:05—Melodies from California Ten voting macbince will be markets. ously eyeing the- hext door garden bed that ail damage will be re- mary, West Vlr^nia va. Du Quesne. ficers. The meeting will be adjourn- Ksrgfo requirements, ranging from Republican majority leader in the paired. Case of the Howling Dog,” which Krasdale Light 4:Sf— i:S5-rTo Ba Announced 6:46— 9:45—Carllle A London Prog. ed from the Municipal building at used In the town election from 8 Stocks Were dull and somewhat at Fred Roblurri In fact they an- Overnight A. P, 4:45— 6:45—Billy Batehaler'i Sketch 9:05—10:05—Nick Lucaa, BCngt—ba* WJZ-NBC—6:45, Legion of De- a. m. until 8 p. m„ six new and four 25 to 45 per cent would not work last General Assembly said today: nounced they would dig it up today. So far the search has 'yielded comes to the State'.theater tonight Meat Tana Fiah, Q E t ^ 5:00— 6.*05—Baieball—wear A otbaro •le; H'. Buss# Orehes.—midwest cency talk; 9:30, Isador Phlllipp, 8 p. m. and will convene .in High irregular under profit taking on the any exceptional hardship on the ma- “Any change Govemor Cross may Itobker pretested. His vegetables 814,690 of the Lindbergh kidnaping it15— 6:15—Gena A Gian—aaat A aou 9:15—10:15—Leon Belasco Orcheetra School hall for the purpose ef act- old machines. Attorney Harold W. “g o ^ " news of the new margin and tomorrow with Warren- William 2 I[or dSa 6:35— 6:30—Irena BordonI—we^f only 9:35—10:35—Leon Belasco Orch.—ba- concert pl^ist; It, Paul Pendar’s Garrity has been selected os moder- jority of traders. As a matter o* recommend in the liquor control bill are worth 8300, be said. raheom; money. Hauptmann ie News 6:45— 6:45—Frank Buck Jtingla Serial sic; Earl HInss Qrchss.—midwest orchestra. , , ing on thirteen Items in an annual riles* which were about la line with a t this time la an admission on his and Mary Astor in the stellar roles. ator by Registrar of Voters Edward fact, most margins now are around They will be dug up for blm, re- chatged with extorting It, and. the The plot to en'irely different Softaallk Cake 9*0th^ 7:05—Jeeeica D ragonette—to c 9:45—10:45—Chas. Barnet Orchestra ' Saturday football schedule: call. expectations. Stimulating influences, the level stipulated by the Federal part that the Republicans were right plied the sleuths In charge of the state b after the evidence, all of Floar, pkg. ... 7:05— 6:05—Waltzing by Aba Lyman 10:00—11:05—Hsrbie K aya's O rchestra Expect Big 'Vote Morlarty. however, appeared to be lacking. tn their position during the 1033 from the ordinary run of screen 30c 7:35— 6:35—Pick A Pat. Comedy Act 10:35—11:35—Sam Robbins O rchsstra 12:45 p. m.—Pittsburgh /a. Waah- One of the chief articles to be Reserve. , search. it. myaterlea. There le a clear cut Rumford, Me. — The Continental t:05— 6:05—The First N lghter—e to.c 11:05—12:05—Dane# Hour—w ibo A w J ington and Jefferson, WEAF-NBC Unusual interest has been mani- The major gains pointed lower. Cot- session." Paper and Bag Mill here announced Bulk Mdaoses, 6:35— 9:35—Jack Benny's Performers voted on Monday night is the pro- Brokers were also gratified that case of murdef to start with, but N B C-W J Z N E T W O R K ^ by Don Wilson, and WABC-CBS by fest in this year's town meeting, ton did little. Bands were spotty, the new rulea, which are to go into a five per cent increase In wages ef- your jug, gaL . 9:05—10:05—Back ef the News. Talk posal to seek legislative power to with U. S. (Sovemments easier, to the police the case closes en- 99c 6:15—10:15—Orlando's Dance Oreh.— Ted Huslng; 2 p. m.. Navy ve. WU- which was influenced in a measure establish adequate voting precincts tffect O ct 15, contain no provision bronchitis, there to usually q whist- ehrouded with mystery. fective Nov. 1, to Its one thousand Chocolate Cream Filled basic; Gene A Qian—west repeat BASIC — East: wjt wba-wbza wbal liaro and Mary, WJZ-NBC by Gra- by the activity of both Republican sterling rallied against the dollar, SCHUYLER WILLIAMS DEAD. employes. It was the third increase yjv SATURDAY..SUNDAY' 9:35—10:30—Freddie Martin Orchestra wham kdka wgar wjr wlw wsyr wmal; or districts in town. Crowding of compelling existing under-mwglned ling sound heard during breathing, The spectator Is given a peep Cookiea, 1 6 ^ t0:05—11:05-^Ralph Kirbery. Baritena Midwest: wcky kyw wenr wls kwk ham McNamee. and Democratic parties In the re- the polls In the primaries, resulting but the gold currendea continued of slrailer percentage made In the 3' accounts to be sold out Such ac- Springfield, Mass., Sept. 28— and more mucus Is coughed up. In behind the scenes when a famous 10:05—11:05—Dance Muele Oreheetra kwer koll wTen wmaq kso wkbf Other features: cent primaries, which resulted in tn waiting lines of voters often tc sag. counts, however, wlU not be permit- MENUS laryngitis the Inflammation to most- last 16 months. 10:35—11:35—Gray Gordon O rchestra NORTHWEST A CANADIAN — wtmj WEAF-NBC—12 noon. Secretary hotly contested campaign* for The instal shares came back rath- (AP)—Schuyler Williams, 85, for criminal lawyer, a brilliant in- wlba katp webc wday kfyr cret efcf circling thq building, prompted the ted to reduce the value of the col- ly In the throat and may or may not vestigator as well, reveals the New Haven, Conn.—Commercial Milk Lunch 1 1 ^ C 8 S-W A B C N E T W O R K Ickes on housing; 4:30, October Selectmen, Representative and sev- er substantially. Galna of fractlona many years itn educator U. Connec- RIB LAMB CHOPS AttOdK Oa li>: 2$^ SOUTH — wrva wplf wwno wls wjax proposed change In voring districts. lateral behind them. ' ticut died in a hospital here last For Good Health be accompanied with mucus. Laryn- facts after a seiuaUonal court banks In New Haven are reducing Crackers, Ib...... v X Jl C BASIC—East: wabc wade woko wcao wfla*wBun wiod wtm wmo wsb wapl Fest from Munich, Germany. eral other town offices. With near- No opposition is expected to this to more than 2 points were recorded interest peymenta In their eavlnge waab wnac wgr wkbw wkrc whk ck!w wjdx wsmb kvoo wky wfax wbap kprc night. Since retiring be had lived gitis may interfere with the speech trial In which he wins the free- wdre wetu wjat wean wfbl wtpd ^ sv WABC-CBS—3, Ann Leaf, organ; ly 600 additional voters made since measure. by U. S. Smeltl^, American Smelt- A Week’s Supply dom of his client, a beautiful and departments to two per cent on all R. 8. Tomato Juice, woal ktba kths'wsoc wave S, Mlscha Ragtnaky'i orchestra. the primaries. It Is expected that with a daughter here. Mr. Wil- because the vocal cords may be in- KIDNEY IAMB CHOPS li>3S^ wmas wbns; Midwest: wbbm wfbm MOUNTAIN—koa kdyl kgir kght Due to the large number of new ing, .Alaska Juneau. Mclntsrre Por- GONE AGAIN liams formerly was principal of the Recommended volved with any Inflammation of the wealthy eoclety woman, charged' deposits. The new rate becomes ef- pint bottle ...... kmbe kmox wnwo whas WJZ-NBC—12:30, Farm and the vote In the town election this voters recently made, demonstra- cupine and Cerro de Pasco, Vulcan with slaying her husband. fiFctlve In three New Haven banks Boned Mid relied If dtilrtd 10c ■AST—wpg whp wlbw wbae wlbs wfea PACIFIC COAST^kgo kfl kgw komo Home Hour; 6:30, Twenty Fingers year will be heavier than ever be- Prospect street grammar school tn By Dr. Frank McCoy larynx. Any doctor can tell you the Chicory, wore wiee efrb ckac kbq kfsd ktar kpo tion of voting machines will be Detinnlhg was also active at an ad- Vancouver— Joseph Barraclaugh Bridgeport, Conn., and previously difference In a minute's diagnosis. During the spectacular trial, Octobe. 1. DIXIE-wgst wifa wbre wqam wdod Cent East. % of Harmony. fore. made by registrars this afternoon vance of 2. National Biscuit, Ameri- had Just given evidence to Assize was principal of the Plainvllle High the criminal lawyer uncovers two WatervUle, Me.—WUllam J. Lanl- box ...... 10c klra nTec wlac wdsu wtoc krld wrr 3:35— 4:35—Ths Singing Lady—east The principal drawing card at the and evening and tomorrow from 9 can Telephone and Case yielded a other murders. gen, 75, former member of the LA M B FORES 1 3 < ktrh ktaa waco koma wdbo wodx wbt 3:45— 4:45—Orphan Annie—east only Court In connection with the theft school. He was for many years OAILV BOENL’B Campbell’s Tomato O Q ^ wdae whig wdbj ww\'a. wmbg wejs evening meeting will be the vote on a. m. until 8 p. m. point each. Others, moderately low-, 86 MINERS TRAPPED. Warren William has tbs role state highway commlesion, died. H AMS Fredi — Rib ot Loin End — Any W*i|ht — One Ptiee _ , 4:05— 6:05—Jack Barger A Orchestra UQL’OR RETURNED the town appropriations which total of his automobile some time ago. treasurer of the Fairfield County Dr. McCoy’e menus suggested for Soup. 4 c a n s...... ms9C wmbr wala ktul kgko . 4:35— 5:35—Dorothy Pago A Orehes. er, Included U. S. Steel Common ana Wkliilng to the window he (Us^. '^eachers Association. He was a of the noted criminal lawyer end MIDWEST—wcah wgi wml wmbd wltn 4:45— 6:40—Press*Radlo News—wja 1932,631.76. Two' meetings of the Preferred, Induitrial Rayon, C41a- the week be^nning Sunday, Septem- 'Tokyo. Sept. 28.—(AP)—Twenty- crime Investigator, while Mary DORACO Quick Quaker Oats, T Q ^ wlbw kfh kfab wkbn wceo wsbt ksej 4:45— 5:45—Lowsll Thom as — e astt WAGE REDUCTION covered hie car had been stolen native of Hempstead, Conn., and a ber 30, 1934: PO R K LOINS "■ tli wnax Hartford, Sept. 28.—(AP)—Twelve Board of Selectmen and a public six miners were entombed In the Astor plays the part of the so- BONUS FOR SOLDIERS. SUGAR-CURED Orphan Annie—repeat to midwest meeting of taxpayers and heads of ijcse, Chrsrsler, Montgomery Ward, again. It's still gone. graduate of Yale University. Feney Mllk-Fad — J • 4 Ib *»| large ...... «.. X 9 C MOUNTAIN—kvor kla kch ktl 6:05— 6:00—Amos 'n' Andy—east only cases of whisky seised while In the Waterbury, Sept. 28.—(AP)—All SUNDAY collapse of a gypsum mine in Fukii- ciety woman, accused of killing COAST — kb] koln kfre kol kfny k\’l 8:15— 6:15—Anson W esks O rchsstra possession of Johnson Perfuraerv industries and business concerns Quick Quaker Oat*, Q kfbk km] kwg kern kdb kgnnb kgb salaried workers In the employ ot Breakfast—Glass of Gfapcjuice shlma Prefecture, north of Tokyo, her husband. Asuncion, Paraguay, Sept. 28.— K.d <-b 25^ 6:35— 6:30—Oracs Hayss, Hsr Songs Co., of New Havep by government failed to effect any possible reduc- today. Rescue efforts appeared to Helen Trenholme, the brilliant (AP)—Paraguayan soldiers fight- FO W L 2M small...... VC Cent Beet 6:45— 6:45—To Bs Announced tions, which this year, due to ex- the Chase Companies, Inc., a sub- thirty minutes before breakfast; 3:46— 4:45—Mlsche Reglnsky Orchee. 6;00— 7:05—Musical Keys Program . ‘nvestlgators, were returned yester- sidiary of the Kennecot (Stopper Lgg* poached in cream, aerved on be futile and It was believed all the stage star, makes her bow in pic- ing in the Chaco war may receive a Krasdale Fresh t 4:05— 6:05—H. V. K altenborn'e Talk 6:35— 7:3(^E ugfni Frye. Beritene .lay. It was reported today. The pected falling off tn the grand list miners would perish. tures with this production, as the "bonus” for their service. 4:15— 6:15—Bobby Beivton-^east; Ed. 6:45— 7:45—King'e Guard Quartet will necessitate a 2S-miII tax rate. Company, have been notified that thin Melba Toaat; Five stewed Flga. Prunes, large can.. I £iC Wurticbaeh Orehes.—Dixie & west 7:05— 8:05—Phil Harrle A Orchestrp liquor was taken by men of , the they will receive a ten per cent re- Lunch—Oranges, as desired; glass romantic Interest, the pretty girl The Senate has approved a law Bananas >ipe ” 4 "" 2 I 4 4:35— 6:35—Eddie Dooley. Football- 7:35— 6:35—Floyd Oibbone Show—to e alcohol tax unit of the federal In- Big Reductions duction tn wages, effective next pay of mUk. secretary of the lawyer who help* for military colonization of the Cha- Del Monte Sliced 1 Q ^ east: Ed. Wurtiebach Orch;—west; 8:05— 9:05—Merlo Coxal Song Recital ternal revenue department, upon The Increase In the tax rate, an- When young, the duck-billed him . solve the mysterj and even- co section which in effect distributes' Sweet Jack Armstrong—midwest repeat 1:30— 9:30—leidor Philipp a t Plane day. Whether the American Br-jss Dinner—Roast Chicken or - Veal platypus has teeth, but loses them Peaches, large...... X OC 4:45— 8:45 — P rest'R ed lo Newe end 9:00—10:0(^—Chas. Davla O rc h e s tra - complaint that the labels had been ticipated this year, is due to expect- Cimpany and the Scruitt Mfg. Co., 7.1th Melba Toast Dressing; Baked tually wins his heart. Dorothy land among officers and soKUera Oranges ■“■J34 Esther Veiaa with Her Ensemble east; Amos 'n' Andy—west repeat defaced. ed reductions In several of the before reaching maturity. Tree is the state's star witness witling to found new settlements. Midco Syrup, 1 A .« f:0m~ 6:05—Roundtownere Q uartet 9:30—10:30—D'Orsey Bros. O rchestra plan to take similar steps could not The Manchester Puhfic Market Eggplant; rooked Celery; Salad of larger tax lists, especially Cheney 6:15— 6:15—Juet Plain Bill—east; To 10:00—11:05—Paul Ptndarvla Orchsstra Upon Investigation It was found be learned, officials of both com- Tomato, raw Spinach and Aspara- Potatoes It’s New! Can.... 1 \#C Be Announced—west 10:30—11:30— 6. M adrigusra O rchsstra Brothers. Due to the strike, the Celery 2 ’'’'1S4 that the aumbers placed on the amount of stock on hand at Cheney par.les having declined to discuss gus (canned) Ice Cream. F A N CY Blue Petre Pancake 2 C cases by the manufacturer for Ita Brothers is expected to be at an all- the matter. MONDAY Syrup...... X9C Greater Boston—Prof. Klrtley F. own Information had been scratched time minimum. Last year the com- FOR YOUR SUNDAY DINNER Breakfast—Baked Egg; genulno Onions C 254 Spaghetti Mather. out. The Internal revenue stamps pany listed $985,337 of stock on When 7‘heodore Roosevelt went Wbolawhsat Bread and Butter Chef'Boy-Ar-Dee 7:30—Eugene Frey, baritone. had. not been defaced nor had the hand but removal of stocks to New to Cuba to fight in the Spanlsh- Btewad P nnas. Saturday's Supar Sarings! and Meat Balls, WTiC 7:45—Legion of Decency. defacing of the numbers affected the York and consequent reduction of American War, he took twelve ex- Lunch—Cooked String Beans; As- 4 10< Cauliflower2“*X94 2 cans ...... 23c Uartfonl, Oomi. 8:00—Musical Keys. government tax according to Assist- raw materials on hand, during the pairs of spectacles with him, paragus; Shredded Lettuce; glass of 8:30—ERA Recreation Project. May We Suggest Veal Esrly June Peas, M.00 W. 1040 BL a M. unt United States Attorney Hcnn* strike, seriously affected this item knowing that he would be helpless Milk. EVERYSODY SAVES AT 2 cans ...... Tmvelen BrosdcMttoi Service 9:00—Phil Harris and bis Orches- J. Calnan, who dlo not consider the of taxation. should be break his eyeglasses In BONELESS ROLLED ^ Dinner—Vsgetable Soup; Salisbury BROOKSIDE «• mmj, 25c tra. cose a violation of federal laws. In addition to the action to be. battle. Steak; cooked amal' Carrots; Salad Campbell’s Beans, 0:30—Floyd Gibbons, Irene Beas- of raw Celery and cold cooked BUTTER FINE CREAMERY m r ,||, 9 / W 4 cans ...... Fridiiy, September 38. ley; Roy Shield's Orchestra: Don- C String Beane; Baked Apple. 21c ald Novis, tenor. i TUESDAY Everybody's Market Limit. i». M. ~ 10:00—Maflo Coui, baritone^ Lu? LAND OXAKES ^ , Breakfast—Ckittage Cheese; Ap- FREE DELIVERY! CALL YOUR ORDER IN! U.S.Gov'lCetllAtd 9 I k g f f E W ^ #:00—Twenty Finger* of Harmony. cille Mannera, aoprano. ROAST VEAL 2 1 plesauce. DIAL 3919! 4:15-;-Nenie Revell at L.arge. 10:30—laldor Philipp, planist-coni- 93Scor*Sw**lCr*.m Me WAIL ALL LEAN MEAT, FROM PRIME MILK-FED VEAL—AT Lunch— Baked Potato: cooked BUTTER LB. PRINTS or R O U S ^ GUARANTEED #:S0—The Jeater*. poser; NBC String Quartet. lb. Cucumbers; Endive Salad. :46—The Lady Next Door. 11:00—Time, weather. Land O’Lakes Land O’Lakes Muenstcr Land O’Lakes ;00—Suniet .Hour — Juliui Nuas- 11:05—Cascades Orcbeatra. POPULAR MARKET Rump of Veal to Roast, Whole, y i* Dininer—Roast Mutton; cooked FLOUR { Turnips; Salad of grated Beets on : man, director. 11:30—Sand Point Club Orcbeatra. Fancy Rib Veal Chops, 2 5 f t BUTTER! CHEESE! MILK! 24'/j-Pound Bag E:S0—William LundeK Interview*. 855 MAIN STREET RUBINOW BUILDING Lettuce; JeUo or Jell-Well. 11:45—Dancing in Milwaukee. Veal Shanks, o WEDNESDAY .S „ p:45—Alice tn Orcheatr^ia. 12:00—To Be- Announced. Ib...... OC PO TA T O ES sa 194 6:00—Baseball Scorea. 12:30 a. -m.—Central Park Caaino Breakfast—Coddled Egg: broiled 19c lb. «>» E:05—WrlfhtvlUe Clarion. Orcbeatra. WHERE THRIFTY SHOPPERS SHOP Small Forequarters of Lamb, i Q Finest Veal Cutlets, 3 ' 0 ^ Ham; Melba Toaat; Stewed Raisius. 30®"’- 4 24® 99c f:80—Preaa-Radlo Newa. cut from Premium Lamb, Ib. ■. v. X O C Lunch— Macaroni (Wholewheat PILLSBURrS , 4 V, ,b - f . I Q product), seasoned with Butter; As- CASH ONLYl f:SS—Save a Life in September. There are more than 200 sepa- Fancy Cot . Purple Top or Globe. i:46—Billy Batchelor. rate police forces In England. paragus; New Celery. Fancy New Crop FLO UR BEST *— i:00—Harriet Lee and Irwin Cow- MORE MEA’r VALUES! Dinner— Baked Belgian Hare; CARROTS! TURNIPS! Sweet Potatoes! Week End SPECIALS Week End cooked Beet Tops; Squash; Salad of F a m ily finast *lel0 II POStry HOMESTEAD *le03 My-T-Fine Lemon C ^ tciS^W TIC Sport* Review. Small Native Fresh Shoulders, 2 0 C Fresh Made Lamb Patties, 2 0 ,.. shredded raw Cabbage and Parsley; QUAUTY Apple Whip. Dessert, p k g ...... 9 C ■ ISO—^The Muaical Highway. High cost of living doesn’t mean a thing at this store! Look over these Wonderful 6 for ...... 19C lbs lbs. TlfA HOMELAND or f:4fl—^Famoua Compoaera — Direc- Money-Savers we are offering for this week-end—and Follow the Crowd! Fresh Spareribs, i o IBUKSDAY 4 I*” - TO®- 4 10® 4 10® Estelle Tomato ^ Breakfast— Wholewheat Muffins tor, Chriatiaan Kriena. GROCERIES Ib...... l o C Freshly Ground Hamburg for a 2 C ^ 1 K M COLDEN ROSE u” 9Si Paste, c an ...... 9C 1:00—JeaaIca Dragonette. and Peanut Butter; Stewed Pears. Heinz Baby Foods, 2 A ^ >:0O—Norman Cloutler'a Modem Fresh Pigs’ Liver, O C nice meat loaf, Ib...... i.. XOC Lunch—Carrot Loaf; cooked Spin- Finest Pure Root Beer or Vanilla For Baking or Frying V Concert Orcheetra; Robert Shan- A Real M ilk Fed Veal 2 lbs...... ^ 9 C ach; cooked Celery: Milk. 8 k in d s ...... iUC ley, baritone. At Popular Prices m Lower Round Ground, all lean O C Dinner—Vegetat^e Soup: Roast MAYONNAISE! EXTRACTS! CRISCO! PKG 2 1 ^ Sealect Milk, S;gol—One Night Stand*. Plain Roll Creamery C, C Hlfetb RUMPSe n> Fresh Tender Calves’ Liver, 3 9 C meat, lb...... ^O C Pork; cooked string beans; Combi- JOHN ALDEN COFFEE 10:00—First Nlghter. Butter, 2 lbs...... 90C COME E.\RLY! SUPPLY LIMITED! ration Salad of Tomatoes, Celery il0;30—Jack Benny: Don Bestor,’s Fresh Made Large Link Pork Q w* and Parsley; No Dessert. N.B.C. Royal O B f Granulnted;^.Cane Sugar, 10- Lean Rib Corned Beef on sale at, 2 /Y _ ^2^ bottles I'lb. can ; Orchestra. Sausages, Ib...... m 9C FRIDAY EVANGELINE MILK 4Sa.2Si Lunch, 2[-lb. box .. 9 9 v tl.’OO—Oeb'rge R. Holmes" Newa pound clotF Breakfast—French Omelet; Mel- Heinz Mushroom O C ^ , from Waahington. sack ...... O O C lb ba Toast; Stewed Prunes. Soup, 2 cans ...... 4u9C '11:18—George Stemey'a Orchestra. 19e Land O’Lakes Milk, O Q — Se lb. I 12« lb. |2 lb>. 25« 3. SUPER SUDS 3 »• 23< Ground Roof, Jim. cake...... 2 lb s ...... Melba toast crumbs, a little celerj' HORMEL lb Land O’Lakea Evaporated Milk, 2 l b s ...... 39c 6:80—Footbali Reporter Eddie Doo- Crisco, 1 1% 4 cans for ...... Brownie Apricots, large size can, celt and chopped parsley. Mix well, P.AG. NAPHTHA SOAP 3 o IQ f Lamb Legs, 5 to ley. 1-lb. t i n ...... lyC X 4 * SmaH Lean Smoked Shoulders 14® adding a little more milk If it seema Fancy WUto Fancy Bleaebed Large Solid 6:45—Press-Radio New*. Shaker Salt, regular 25c. On sale, 2 cans for .too dry, and bake twenty minute:; SOUPS ^ OCTAGON SOAP 4 - 19« 6 lbs. Lb...... 27c 6:80—Hartford Better Business P. & G. W hite N aptha ^ 2 round boxes fo r ...... Brownie YeHow Cling Peaches, in an oiled baking dish. Servo hot, CAULIFLOWER! CELERY! Iceberg Lettuce! Lamb Fores, Boned w»d Bureau. Soap, 2 c a k e s ...... # C CHOICE PRIME BEEF Economy Dog Food, large can, 2 cans f o r ...... dotted with butter. VECETABLE OCTAGON leap Sowdar — 5P 6:85—Piano Interlude. j Sunsweet Prune Juice, Q 4 cans ...... 7:00—Joe Rinea' Orchestra. Ibl Parlor Matches, QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS bunch ]H9€ head sr-...... $.1.09 7:18—Cocoiuiut Orova Orchestra. I q u a r t b o t t l e ...... fC lb R IB ^^s « i S1n Royal Scarlet Sweet Mixed 6 boxes f o r ...... Rib Roast Beci, 0 2 . ^ 7:80—Serenaders; Paul Keast, bari- j Sunsweet Tenderized | PicklOs, quart s iz e ...... (Body Odor) % *:.r Vii lb...... 9 X C tone: Rollo Hudson's Orcbeatra. ROAST ’^ ‘iioAST ROAST Fancy Telephone Peas, new pack, OLD DUTCH « tCfi I P r u n e s , 2 - l b . p k g ...... 1 Royal S w let Preaervea, Question: Miss Adele B. writes: Finest Brand Sal tin*. Milk, Oraham DeUcions Pure CLIANSIR ^ Block Chuck Roast, O C 7:48—20th Century Enserhble. can h 'T am a young girl twenty yeara of lb...... A 9 C 8:80—Fray and Braggiotti. Broadcast Corned i 2-lb. j a r ...... age and have been bothered with TUNA FISH! CRACKERS! GRAPE JUICE! ONION ENYER THE S1000.00 FIRST PRIZE OLD DUTCH CONTEST 8:15—Edwin C. Hill—The Human Beef Hash, lb. tin . . . X lb Royal Scarlet Medium California Rinso, large, body odor for about a year and a •V ASK FOR PARTICULARE Fancy Daisy Hama, Q f i ^ Bide of the Newa. Target Corned Beef, ^ 21e ^ ChoiceSirloinandPorterhouseSteaks 21e Prunes, 2-lb. bo x ...... Pbg. >...... half. I have used different powders am Flat mp 8:80—^Tnie Story Court of'Human Kirkman’a Geaiuer, Palmtdive Soap, and bath salts but none of them 2-lb. box bottlee Smoked Shoulders, lUUtions. square t i n ...... X ' 3 cakes ------seem to do much good. Would you 2 2S® 21“ 69^ « PRESERVING SUPPLIES « lb...... •:0Q—Johnny Oreen — In the Mod- Olive Oil, ‘ Oonntsy Fresh 5 cans f o r ...... please tell me, if possible, some cure 20c em Manner. Brightwood Rib pint c a n ...... ; ^ Lux Toilet Soap, Old Dutch Cleanser, for. this embarrassing situation. 0:45—Welter Pitkin. RoU Rutter PIGS FEET I Beat Franka Assorted Varieties Par* Aaaortod Varieties Finest Spksod WHITE VINEGAR Roast Pork, lb. . . . 10:00—California Melodies I 3 cak es...... 2 cans f o r ...... Answer: Your trouble is probably 26c Fels-Naptha Soap, A , raused by a deep-seated toxemia. BROOMS Brightwood Pigs’ 10:45—Carllle and London. 10 c a k e s ...... ^ EGG NOODLES! COOKIES! BEEF! U:0O—Nick Lucas. In such cases the toxic riemente are VINEGAR fuu^tmnSh K "S 25F Liver, lb ...... 18c 11:15—BaeebaU Scorea. Fairy Soap, ■! AT OUR BAKERY DEPARTMENT thrown out through the skin and Standard -394 Native Calves’ 2 1^' 55® I_5® — 12 29® bacteria often enter through the a R TO ’’LsrjK" 29f 11:110:—Leon Belasco'* Orchestra. carton of 5 cakes .... X < SPECIAL! nRST OF THE SEASON! Stuffed and fhiasted Chickens, Liver, lb...... 35c '11:48—Charles Barnet's Orchestra.- pores, producing an odorous per- 3 f’’***' ® Force, f Home Made Chicken Pies, each .••7', '"splratlon. Even though the perspira- 25 2 «»• 25® 2 25^ Bellview •* B9t PAROWAX Brightwood Sauaag^ Ib...... 9 0 C: pkg. |C » NEW SAUERKRAUT 5e» 15c sadi. 2 for 25c Fiuiey Home Made Layer Cakes, tion evaporate! and Is not noticed, Pillsbury Cake Home Baked Beans, the odor remains. A fasting and Whlte-.PaN Finest Pure Mtemtatiieer Fine - JAR RINGS S SUced Bacon, f tj _ - each ...... dieting regimen such as outlined In Vt Ib...... I I C Flour, pkg. quart ISc Home Made Corned Beef Hash, my deanstng Diet Course would " FAIRY SOAP! PEANUT BUTTER! MAPLE SYRUP! CIGARETTES Baker’s Premium VTeeh Orooiid Good OU MneMter Ani Home Blade Boston i f _ and T A ... prove beneficial. I would also sug- IDEAL JARS OOZ f Grote a Weigd’s • O V i ...... Na Advaaaa la SHm 99 Chocolate, ^^-Ib. cake Brown Bread, loaf 9 C X C gest that you take hot Epsom Balts •iat, Fra^urts, lb..... m / C HAMBURG CHEESE STEW BEEF baths, in which a pound of tBpaom 1 ^0 box of 5 Igc Ib. jar Ig. bottle MASdN JARS DOZ 89F DOZ Brightwood Scotch Krasdale White m Home Made Coffee Rings, Salts and ons-quarter pounjl of bak- WINGS 104 Ham, -Ib. ... 39c Cherries, 8-o*. dan .... # C sugar frosted, 2 for 25c ing soda ahould be dleaolved, about MUb MaalMaM • • Catb llwte JELLY GLASSES Dried Beef, Liberty Coffee, i three times a week, followed by cold Aasoiied Varieties 3 lbs. 25® 15® ahowers. Sun baths would alM be Jenkto Fine YeOow Hammer Safety KOOL 154 Vilb. and Boh. 1-lb.pieg...... X ^O SPECIAL AT OUR VEGETABLE DEPARTMENT very helpful. If you wish to have . POUND CAKE! FINAST SPICES Oysten, and NUrmaa, piano duo Pure Catsup, ^ the Cleansing Diet, also on article JAR RINGS! MATCHES! pint . . * . a • . .... Ctvle Cborua. Large White Cauliflower, 10-ot. bottle ...... XUC F«UIT AND VEGETABLE DEPARTMENT SPECIALS Fresh Green String Beans, ^ on Body Odor, sent to you, write to Alaiko Pink Salmon Bluo Ribbon Malt Iskset 5f^ 3 q u a rts...... : each...... me again, behig sure to jj^ve your Ship a t Jm . — Contadina Oil, for Cookiijg or 44c 19c lb. pkg. of 12 pkg. of 12 SUNKIST ORANGES LARGE LEMONS MeINTOSH APPLES Extra Fancy Hand Picked name and address on a large enve-' FFUK Cocktail EvsresMy S Shraddad Wheat a t 34 Singliis Laiqr. Salad, o n Fancy Hand Picked Greening lope. For the two articles send 6 Annie. McIntosh Apples, 4 lbs...... ApplM for baking or pies, 5 lbs. n .b.c . o ** Orcheetra. asUon CM ...... OibC 1 8 c doz. 25c i.enta In stamped Ouakor O a li % Unaada Biiculti 25^ 5 Finest Native Green Mountain Frssh Picked Lima Bmob, While They Lost! While They Lastl Medtam Slied Yellow PlllibuiY*! Mlnitmix Pantry Cookies n .e.c . Potatoes, p eck ...... 4 qnarta ...... (BrcuMittte er Laryngitis) GREEN PEPPERS! MAHtEtra CABBAGE LARGE CAUUFLOWEK MeINTOSH APPLES 20 c Question; Mrs. Lena DeP. tn- APPLES! ONIONS! FUtoti qulrss: “How may one «HaHtigiii«h NasUc'f Mollfses **arss« qt bslo. the difference between bronchitis mOCERT lb. 8 a head 16 7S« DIAL 5111 ""dial 5111 and laryngltisT" I6*qtbafkef. 16-qt basket lO-lb. bag Marmalado*!jL»^ % Moleues _A'~' —' Answer: The symptoms are very Armour*! Star Haih ®* Uinllsr'1“’*'*’’ la ““ v ways, but with OliYe Oii llANCRESrrat EVENING HERALD, MANCHIESTER. CONN, FRIDAY, SEtTEMBkR 28,1984, PAGEBLEVaff kANCHEffTER EVENING EEBLAUD, llANCHEITEB, COMM^ TODAT, SEPTEMBER 28,1984

the mills to fun oparatloci again oe* age. The Or* alarm system w a s lu A r iflV Q ITM rA V V R I?n boiflid to «d s t in aoms lastoneas. this ymr wOl attoad th« axeUlnt ut Lalmr party, piukty for afSiyw a iy praeadnrs e ( obtototiig tba ool- cording to Mr. Ainsworth. struch by Ughtatog. The storm | llU LLU cd U flLU vEKIill ihuBcoDirnTm R Is vsiy deflnltety our task, yours MterprlM you ars launching today. body, tax reduction, prohibition, la- laboratlon and assent o f tb* Indus- No meettog of Rockville Local iMtgd SDDioxliiistgly hour ’ and mins, to sss to it that during dependant vetorana aad Parmer- try or Its rsprsaentatlvss to the A & P F O O D S T O R E S ROCKVILLE No. SOU, United Textile Workers, ths comlnjg winter there shall be in- Laboritu process of com adMndmenL” waa held yasterdoy but It Is plan- SSoJ^ ” IN SPEER MlIRDER CASE Everybody’s Talking Abdut ThJ orntEsiDEMnsreECR creased vigilance In every locality IMANY 3RD PARTIES Paani^lvaala, Virginia, Washing- The stotenAnt also said that the . » A I i A ‘ 4 ' I .> P A ! P 1 \ -. ned to bold a meeting on Saturday ■gainst the giving of relief except ton, Michigan, miaois, Iowa, Idaho, Wtoant Board had ’’sustatoed the afternoon to the Town Hall. At thw I Headmaster of Boys’ Schoo to thoM who definitely and clearly Oklahoma, Montana, Kansas, Cail- poslUoa" of the Industry by finding time points o f Interest will be die- Mi r*i« om) ARE NOW IN FIELD need It and are entitled to I t iomta aad Ohio have scores of can- that working conditions Improved WARNS MI L L WORKERS cussed Iqr union ofllclala and the Recreation ('enter I Shot Dead Two Weeks -> IT P A Y S Values At Hale’s Busy Food Depts didate* running oc new tickata, few under the code and that "toaustry- Weapon Not Even Located.' a M V othar iplmtlld objectives In a great emergency system we toartlle workers. I o ' which are complete. Among them wdde oollecUve b argtoi^ with Uis Items of Interest w b l^ are part u d parcel of our are establishing with each passing (Coattnned from Pag* Oae) AGAINST BAD TACTICS Taloott T o Address Liens Club month a greater degree of efficiency, ere Equal Rights, Industrial Re- United Textile Worker* la not now C. Denison Taloott, at Toleott- TO WAIT ON Mtlonal life of today. fesaibte.'’ Northfleld, Mass.. Sept. 28— (A P ) •The “Self-Serve” Grocery and Health and we are eliminating many of the Stephens for the Democratic noml- covery; National Union; teBalanced vUic, of the firm o f Toleott Broth- CIsisss to swimming ore still R Is ilgtat, I tbln)^ for us tb em- The authority said it waa Uke- AT A»P MARKIK TMS WBK {HD evils which o f necessity attended our t atlon. Federal Budget; Veterans; Com- CidHag of Insnlting Names ers Co., and Judge o f Probate . for forming at tb* Rec, and all persona —Two weeks ago tonight Dr. EllloU that the American family wisu ready to co-operate to a ^u d y first efforts. The trained workers •The sensation comeback of James munist; prohibition; Socialists: the District o f . EIHngton, has con- interested are requested to come Speer, headmaster at Mt. . Hermon YOURSELF Market Are Featuring Outstanding must be the unit which engrages our of economic conditions whleV the Must Stop Mill Agent Tells greyest interest and concern. With which belong to the many organiza- M. Curley, former mayor of Boeton, CiUxens Party; Uncoln Fair Deal sented to address the meeting of down now and sign up before you School for Boys, waa sh o t. dead tions represented in this conference made In Mass- 29 V eal Legs 21 certain extent and tbeh taken to Busses leave the terinlnua In the the shotqun. The men were In an sonal service, which has carried us Third Party movement In 1936. Nye believes the Cotton Textile Indus- ment o f merchandise to ratail course In on underhand way. Cane) $ state to supplement, with the re- through these trying years. A unity tbe heavily wooded area. forecourt of Victoria Station, Lo.t out of state car, Daaey said his In- it supporting Progressive candidates trial Relstlona Board waa aa fair channels wholesale markets gener- " I cannot think for one moment don, at the rate of 250 an hour dur- SUGAR S*05 formant declared, but the descrip- sources of the state, the additional of effort for a little while longer that the union officials will tolerste College dub Elect l.’j Wisconsin and Farmer-Laborltes and competent os any personnel ally were less active than last ing rush hours. tion of the vehicle ended there. ( Limited quantity— .bop early. No more when thi. .tock I* gone at, iOO pounds, $6.05. needs up to the limit of its power. will, I am confident, bring national such tactics on the port of iheir At th eorgonlsatlon meettog of That, finally, it is only when both in Minnesota. Mayor LaGuardia of that could be chosen. week. Sirloin Stoak 37 Veal Cutlets 37 Lamb or Veal success to opr nationally unified ef- New York. Republican Independent, "As the government now feels “The removal of the cause of t members, but I sm taking this the Rockville College dub at Lib- Jack Frost Cane S u g a r...... 10-pound bags, 53c o f these efforts, taken together, forts to bring old man depression to also plans to csmpal.'m for the La- that It can Improve on this ma- fear regarding shortages of textiles means of advising you tbst If there erty hoU on Wednesday evening, prove Insufficient that the Federal the point where wc can finally mas- rollette and Senator Shlpstead, c '.mery by constituting a new board reduced the Interest In dry goodh. ie s recurrence of these Insulting tbe following officers were elected: oulette government has any duty to add ita ter and destroy him^ actions on the part of any union R rsrmer-Labqr, Minnesota. it Is the desire of the code authority Demand for groceries was leas In- President, Miss Gertrude Fuller of resources to the common cause. The church groups and the social BUTTER **iJnE?St8v* 2 - 5 7 member sgstoat a non-union work- Smith College; vice president, Mrs. One of the now parties has arisen to co-operate now as it has in the sistent, as retailers have accumu- Ineremied VlgUanee. groups organized on private lines, er, the guilty party will be immedi- Lebbeus F. Btssell of Vasssr; sec- (Land OTjikes) in Connecticut there the Indepen-' past in the orderly handling of this lated stocks sufficient for the time 20e pound I t is Inevitable, of course, that in whether they - act separately or ately discharged. retary, Mies Alice Watts of Mount PATTERSON’S MARKET i pound. matter.” being." 6 V carrying on relief—whether in the through community chests, are an dent Citizen's party has candidate " ilie strike Is over, and we have Telephone 3386 lo i Center Street RUTTER No waste—aU solid q C A L IT Y " I t Is pur confident expectation," Holyoke; treasurer. Miss Natalia form of work relief or home relief ciMontlal part of the structure of foi the Senate and governor. FA M ILY FLO UR snsfisnt. 1.10 to work together to harmony for Ids of Connecticut College; raem- Where We Strive To Satisfy — Quality First! Finest quality, table butter of uplform flavor. meat from choice lamb or veal! the mill owners added, "that the Cybele butterflies lay their eggs — In an area that includes every our llfe.^ The American people be- In New Jersey our mutual good. I intend to zee government will follow the custom- on violets. ber-st-lorge. Miss M. B. Llpplncott state; every county and every city lieve In them and support their fine In New Jersey there are candl- that tbie is done, and if there la any of Rsdcliffe. In the union, loeal inefficiency Is objectives. That support again C0tes bearlcg euch'labels as Social- union employee, or on the other Tbe nominating committee con- We have as flne a looking bunch of Fresh Chickens at Oven Roast P A STRY FLO UR **a;“ 1.03 hand, any Ineulting remarks from x sisted of Miss Dells Pstrldge, Mre. 32c a pound, and the Fowl are only 25c pound. La«t (Medium) d o Z C I l # C non-union employee, they will be W alter Draycott and Mine Verne week we were all sold out quite early. nOGS dealt with In the seme wsy. Hall. lb. Hole’s strictly freeb (Medium) eggs Irom nearby farms. Large size eggs, 46c dozen. 2S« EGGS dc. 27 . ‘7 am making this letter public, RockvlUa Briele BONELESS oven roost cut from YOUR COFFEE BO that there wlU be no lack of Work on tbe sidewalks to Tol- A nice Veal Loaf or a Beef Loaf with a blend of Pork highest quality beef. DIAL knowledge os to our action if elr- eott Pork, being oonstrueted under Among the Plncburst COFFEE or Ham or anything you want. Round Steak Ground, eumitonees necessitate >t. the FERA grant of government 4151 TR IO is a tkiffee to suit your taste. 32c Ib. Beef Ground is 22c lb. -Veal Ground is 25c Ib. (Hale’s Milk) GOLD MEDAL 2 p « e *.21 Yoqrs very truly, funds, will be resumed on Monday. ______V PINEH URST If you’re not eaUsfled with the coffee Pancak* nour JtMiata Roasting For early Saturday delivery, 'phone ns up to.Hi^O tonlght- M. T. STEVENS to SONS Co. The work bos been delayed for ^ loaves you’re using now, try the various RREAO ■nd remember that early Saturday the Bakers will bring us: IS* P. AINSWORTH, Agent.” three weeks for lack of funds. Some of Swift’s Extra Fancy Premium Daisy Hams I’Inehurst blends. They’re, roasted BISQUICK 2 for 17 HarsheyV Cocoa ^ ** A statement was also Issued yes- Cords were received yesterday The staff of life for thousands of Manchesteriteo! 100% pure loaf mod# by Newton Roborteon Chicken and delivered to us every other day. at 32c Ib. this week. Smoked Shoulders, 19c lb. RCD terday by Mr. Ainsworth stating from Frederick N. Balding, Parley Bakery! Reymond’s Wheat Raisin Bread.... 12c Talk atmut fmihnesa! Iga. 3 0 >/t H H I Salada Tea LSBBL Fkg. J the policy of the M. T. Stevens and B. Leonard, Col. Charles H. Allen lb. 3 3 c 1 Just full of delirious, nourishing rnisins. to. Sons Company to mointsln on open .'"'.d Rognar Abrobomeon who are Select Oysters, 35c. Smokqd Haddock Filets, 30c. Meadowbroqk Coffee Tall Ban •hop os has been tbe policy of the enjoying a Ashing trip tn Maine. Buck’s Rye Bread Pink Salmon Native roasting chickens; aver- ROLLS VERMONT MAID eempony to the post. An effort ie being made In the Botton Round Pot Roasts, 32c Ib. Clods, 30c Ih. 4 Popular COFFEE SeUers! Vienna Brood ' The statement informed all tex- age 6 to 6 pounds. This Is real 27c lb. Tall ass Rockville High school this week to Bonriess Shoulders from 28c to 39c Ib., with all the Our quick turnover assures you of fresh coffee* at all times. Coffee Ring* Rad Salmon tile workers, employed by the Arm, poultry value at 3Sc lb.! Porker House form a debating club which will course cut away and nicely rolled. Block Shoulder Water RoUs Frrsh Pies A great lavorito with many. RefcesMae at SYRUP that they need not belong to the participate In school debates os Drake’s Pound Cake union to work In the mills of this Roasts from 22c to 25c Ib. We have other cuts of Hale’s Popular Snowflokea Marshmallow Huff Well oe debates with other schools. Hale’s “Morning ^ A a * corporation. Sacred Heart Circle, Daughters course. Fresh Fowl Sandwich Santos Coffee .... 22c lb. 1 7 Luxury” ...... lb. ® “Red Bag” ...... lb. 2 1 e Reymond’* and Rack’s De- Prudence’^ Hash •There was also a warning against o f laabello, held ■ public card party Hershey Btocult llclou* Fro«h Donuts, 36c Mildly ilavorod— the choice of many NOON any Intimidation by union employ, yesterday afternoon at the Moose Boneless Veal Roasts, 25c Ib. Veal Chops, 30c Ib. English Muffin* dozen. IMnehnrst coatomers. ees to force a non-union employee clubrooms on Elm street. Veal Cutlets, 38c Ib. Shanks, 12Vic lb. Veal Ground, White Alice Foote ^ ••>-23c to join the union during working BRER RABBIT Ann Page Preserves An important meeting of Alden 25c Ib.______W hen the children come home hungry at hours, or any union activities dur- Skinner Camp, Sons of Veterans, H o u se ...... lb. McDougall...... lb. A f j r ® .ti'i to 4-pounds average weight. Sugar, . .10 lbs. .14c Pinehurst Very Best VANILLA Plump, No, 1 birds. lunch-time, give them a treat 1 Crisp, deli- Baker's aXTRAOT ing working hours, that the em- was held last evening in ths O. A. ____(Coffee Pack.) New CABBAGE Butter .. .2 Iha. 61c MOLASSfS ployee would be instantly dismlsoed. R. hall. Scotch Ham, 35c Ib. We need not tell you how good it Coffee, 32c lb. «R aiN UIBRL OhOMlat* Pure Quick Arrow Big, solid heads, Evaporated Milk, cious Kellogg’^ Com Flakes, with milk or Section Seven of tbe National Re- Howard P. Sumner of Hartford is— you know! Our Sausages are good, too! Sliced Uneeda Twirls covery A ct was quoted to the state- Is the guest of his mother, Mrs. e a c h ...... ■1 oins 25c A better than usual coffee. No. 1 '/ , ^ K ones you can fry like steak, 20c lb. Link Sausages, 20c Sausage Meat cream. A food full of energy, yet light, Oant M i J ment substantiating ths point that Sherman P. Sumner for' several Cabbage Is gt>od for you and It’s Champion lb* l^ap Chips pkg.J J c refreshing, easy to digest. 2 Uneeda Fisks RuUsrt a union and non-union man waa en- days. Lard 227* ■ cheap. Cook iHth epareriba. titled to equal righto. Tbe Vernon Civic Betterment As- il cartons. Close-nut. XI-ounce package. lb. 15c The M. T. Stevena and Sons Com- *HAM and sociation will bold the first of S se- Corned and Fresh Brisket Beef .22c Ib. Homegrown LABfB Try Kellogg’s yourself for lunch. See how WHITEHOUSE Shredded Wheat pany operated their mills os usual ries of whist parties this evening in More, papular each week! « Beech-Nut CABBAGE keen and fit you feel, the rest of the day. yesterday. A number of employees tbe DobsonvlIIe school house, com- 8PINAGH Nine out of ten people will oonfeee Legs or Loin MILK were taken on for the second shift mencing at 8 o'clock. A full stock of the Finest Groceries. We have no lb. to a liking for rahlmgc Iralled with Made hy Kellogg in Battle Cresek. Muffetf pkg. 10 which starts work at 3 o’clock in One of the most severe thunder room to specify them here; besides, we are meat ex- Tea 27^ Extra Special! Tall the afternoon and completes Its Formosa Oolong brand. Spsghstti pkg. 15c peck ham and why not? Thera Isn’t a Chops Cans _ and lightning storma o f the fall sea- duties at 11 o’clock at night. perts having 54 years’ experience behind us. Also Macaroni. Regular price lOr. ■/,-pound pMk- R ’a prartirally free from aand. That's tastier combination to he found In any 4 2 3 son visited Rockville and vicinity FRESH rut from pink-boned It’s Furs Ooubis Hleb Oow’s Milk Plymouth Rock Gelatine pxg. 29 It will take several weeks to get Sunrise sge. one of the big aatlsfaetlons of buying cook book. . . . We’re featuring the lost evening with no serious . dam- lamb are a treat. It. - nukings this week. Now that the weather's cooler ham and rabliage will Van Camp's 2 cans 10 Free Delivery — W e’ll Be Glad To See You! S houlders taste good. Legs, 23c-25c-29c lb. Pancake Flour Bluo Rose Iceberg Lettooe. CORN New ftrsnlpa, Short Shanked According to alze. Van Camp's can 11 t Ibo.'...... 15c FLAKES Legs Lamb — Loins Lamb — Boned Lamb pound areen Beans. SMOKED SHOUI.- f 2 Rice 2 lbs. l i e r.ssa£.| Sparkle Gelatine Dessert Ooffss P k g . 5 Cube Steaks. 1-poond, 4-ounce package. Eastern cut of fresh pork Wax Beans, 3 quarts . .. 15c di:rs, lb...... ll7 C Boned and Rolled Lamb Fancy head rice! shoulders. 4 to 6 pound* aver- Double Celery ...... bunch ISc Trimmed— less waste, t to S'] lbs. Shoulders Average FOR LUNCH 1^1 Anderson &Noren age weight. Cranberries Lima Beans Nome from Daisy Hams, Nperry and Pillsbury's Wheat Bran pkg. 1 7 99c to $1.19 Meats- Groceries - Fruits and Vegetables Barnes'. Bntt or Shank Bolling Ham Phone 4076 Free Delivery 361 Center St, ruU. A-Penn Motor Oil 1.2S WEEK-END COOKIE DEPT. Cauliflower Hamburg The rare we take with all our Matches 6 boxss27 Sugar ground meat Items has resulted In MEAT SPECIALS Steak 1 5 « each B A C O N a wonderful rail for them. We Fingers 2 27^ (2 for 25c.) are Just as rareful with our 3So Statler Toilet Paper 3 roiis 17 Nation-Wide Ground Beef as with our Round KLEIN’S MARKET Frankfurters Ib.25® Sunshine 2 lbs. 2 ^ ^ Steak Ground. Beets or Carrots...... bunch 5c P&C Soep 3 bars 10 Grote to Weigel’s. (3 bunche.s 14c.) Delicatessen and Package Store Hydrox lb. 29^ Our most popular week-end spe- Freshly Chopped— Lean CASH ■ - 161 Center Street A tasty sandtrirh cookie! cial. GROUND BEEF...... lb. 25c DIAL 3256— FREE DELIVERY BmiBnes 4 ita. 21 POTATOES HOME OF QUALITY AND VALUES SPECIALS Shoulders lb. 14c Brownie Relish, Klrkmon’e Chips, FANCY FOWL, Beet—Pig Round Steak Ground . .lb. 35e doi. Fine sngor cured smoked shoulders—boulders—email, small, 21c peck Specially Priced At Short Shank Smoked Oranges 31 quart Jar ...... 25c large ...... e a c h ...... shankless! Popular Week-End Items (Sweet or Pepper.) 16c 69c C. 8. Number 1 grading. And the Shoulders, 2 0 ^ Essex PE AS ...... 3 can* 36c Liver price Is very low. Country Style Crape Fruit' •'« 4 >-r 2$ R. 8. Mayonnaise, Junket Ice Cream Mix, Certified PEACHES ...... 3 cans 36c 33c Ib...... io C 3 o z ...... Chase & San- Q j . Land O’Lakes Butter, Sausage Meat ...... lb. 33e Pkff...... 9c Sunbeam POTATO S T A R C H ...... pkg. 15c BRUSSELS SPROUTS Sliced Fresh Ground Q C IS-lb. 1 Q R. 8. Currant Jelly, Vanilla or Chocolate. bom’s Oiffee, Ib. *3 X C 2 1-pound o Y Ham lb. 2 7 c 2 lbs. « Potatoes pack 1 Tf S oz...... Parson's AMMONIA ...... qt. 19c 25 Hamburg, 2 lbs. <3 O C rolls ...... OX. Boned and rolled. We h o ^ to have a little more This week-end we «iU feature R. 8. Orange Paper NapMne, Nation-Wide o ^ c California QuoUty DATES (IS-oz.) ...... bos. 17c Fresh and oi the best quality. Center Cuts of POULTRY Sugar Creek C ^ Choice of beef or pig at 3 pounds Genuine Bantam Corn, Marmalade, 8 oz. . . . . 3 f o r ...... Coffee. Ib...... / C Nation-Wide Butter. Octagon SOAP ...... 3 bars 33c Butter, 2 lbs. O a C 25c 33c; Brohl’s Roasting Chide* CauHflower 2 for 12 (Folded.) Milk, Unsweetened, Evap- 2 1-pound g* Y Crystal White SO AP C H IP S ...... 5-lb. box 37o Pork to Roast ens — Brohl's Fibers — Fancy MIDc-Fed .Land O’Lakes d ... Economy Vanilla, Friend’s Beans, ' rolls ...... OX S. S. Pierce Canned Goods BBILLO (small) ...... 2 pkgs. 16c ... Oubetitute), S oz. .. orated, o O LEMONS Butter, 2 lbs. O X C (Oven baked), Ig. .. Lighthouse C L E A N S E R ...... 6 cans 17c Brohls’ Native Poultry Fowl, each .... Sunsweet Prune 4 tall c a n s...... £»OC, Country Roll Butter, Center—Lem Waato—No Blade 65c New Potatoes, 1 ... Carrots 2 behs 5 Corned Beef Hash, Popular Week-End Items Pine 13-Egg ANGEL CAKES ....:...... each 39c Freih Oysters doz. certainly pleases our ens- ... Juice, quart ...... (Sun-Graze), 16 oz. 2 1-pound Beech-Nut PEANU T B U T T E R ...... extra large 31c RIB PORK ROAST, 31c Ib. p e c k ...... 1*7C tomers. Celery avete auik* ^ for 1 5 Robin Hood Plain Bananas, Fancy, O 1 ^ roils Ice Point S A L M O N ...... 3 cans 35c Red Grapes — Seedless W'hite Well Trimmed Center 2'”$1.29 Fun IS pounds. (Hlveo. 20 oz...... College Inn Soups, 57c Extra Fine Underwood’s CLAM CHOWDER ...... 3 cans S5c pt.35c Small Broilers and Fry- Horae Made Chicken, cook- 4 lbs...... ^XC IIROWN BREAD, toil can (irapes. Ijlin Pork Roast . . . .34c lb. FLOUR SALEI AO a I. can ...... 12c Gold Medal Bis- 17c Diamond W A X P A P E R ...... pkg. 7c ers — Fowl from 4 to 554' ed in jars, Q Q . « Green Peppers Skkt. e v sMuo, large, California Q Q ^ (Sale-cutting edge. 40 feet.) Fresh shipment o f solid oyster*. Califofnia P ears...... 6 f o r 20c BRO W NIE TE.^ quick, Ig. pkg. .. Fresh Shoulders . >. .18c Ib. pounds. Gold Medal — Hecker’a fo r...... Oranges, doz. ... C OUC Ripe Cantaloupes. 3Vi-lb. J a r ...... *79C Orange Pekoe or Mixed Red Kidney Oven 24 Vi-lb. IVoldorf Tissue, Molasses, 1 A — BAKED BEANS,' 8 flat eons |Jr Sweet Ripe Honey Dews. Gcnnine Spring L ^ of fi\ t/j-lb. O Q s * Cabbage, Native, Y /Y _ 25c Sperry R B an M tag *...... I r o l l s ...... pkg...... 2 N o . 1 Vi cans.. X C (With pork). Fresh Spareribs Premium Bacon, $1.19 5lbs...... XUC POT ROAST Potatoes, New, Fancy, 15- MR. GOODBAR l*Vesh Shoulders, 19c-21e Ib. Ib...... 39c Granulated C C . . Sugar, 10 lbs. OO C Legs of Lamb, Ib. CLA.VI ORANGES Fores of Lamb, Genuine MEAT DEPARTMENT CHOWDER, toll con bars SnuU Link Farmer Rick’s ..22c 27c 2 Veal OOtleta Spring. ... Fresh Shoulders, S"...... 19c 18e-23« 2 doz. 49o 8.ArSAGES Paaeake Syrup VeM Owp* Straight Rye Whiskey, Ib . a • . • ...... Ib...... FOWL 23c”''25c Yooiig and Old Like PINEAPPLE Wc dOKMu ^ Californiii'a — htiaTy S3e Ih. , 18« bottle Beateli Ham 13c 19c Lamb Fores, 1 O ^ witli joloe. Oven Roast, lb. ' Freeh Spareribs, For Fricaseee Croom of Wheat, JUICE, large con 19c Ib...... Ib...... XO C pkg, 1 5 ^ pound ...... 4 Iba. son Jit...... $1.25 19c 23c ■Fine, ta*|y chocolate bar. Vi'P*»tiid size. 251 and Old Imperial W'ine, Sherry, Brigbtirood Roost Average • pounds Beef Liver, 12V^c lb. Oysters. .pint 33c Fresh-Rib or Loin End Mother’a Cocoa, Always satisfactory and ee*- How about rareMt for supper SaU Pork, Ib...... 25c 29c PorL Muscatel, C* Cf 29c Pork Loins, 1 ^ S-lb. can ...... Hershey Kisses, nomlool. Three price* to Milt ard ayf or toasted cheese esndwirhr* ' L e g * o l Lam b, 25c Palmolive Try Ptnetoirit. Tender Rib Lamb Chops, bAttle ____ ..... OOC Herehey’s Baking Chocolate, MUk chocolate. all budgets. AU A , Ne. 1 prtoN with haeoaf Ib...... Ib...... rvvZX C Rib Roast of Beef Ib, I 28c 69c -pound Soap, 12 bars 5^3 ^ 23c beef-the best! OM Fnetory or CMenmy Red 8kla 23c SmaU Link Saneagee, Ib. b s g Out short or boned and rolled. Steaks Rib Roast, best cuts from Deckexe ...... Kidney Lamb 2'"$1.00 14c Handy’* Smoked com fed steers, Save the Label*— Tender, Juicy Chops, I b ...... Wine .Assortment 2'”$1,35 29c Puffed Bice, CHEESE BDUK OOOKm SPBCIALI 33c Sbonldere, Ib. . . . 20c Pot Roast, Lean, O A ... Scotch Ham, S p k g * ...... Pot Roasts Best Cuts Corn Fed Steers Orape-Nute, 35« lb. Repeat on Sugar Covered Oral Tasty, Ib...... 4bUC Ib...... FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES AT HALEYS Purple Top White Turalpa. H Lemon O ooM e*...... Ib. It e $2.48“ '” 40c Cube Steaks Chuck Roast, Pkff...... riSeRh peek, ISo. Pmrk Loins, Rib or Loin 25c CREHO BEER awp Ux France Powder, California Butternut G rids...... Ra ISe End, * !*$ »•...... N0 .I PDflEHTRST SPECIAL Try Serv-us Air Dried Beef, 14 Ib. 20c. % lb. 35e. Fancy Native TMa trill snrprim you! A dellelona new N*M *eo ^qt* S bottles, Glebe Pale Dry Ginger Ale, Spinach .. . peck 7c CMMldO, Ib. . . . .•*•**1 20c Sliced fresh, . fcon tents) Fowl, O C .TO 38-ez. bottle, Y Oranges Sweet Potatoes N*Uva Red Roapiierriea, Pork Chops, O C . - 25c Potatoes fuH Glngev Snap* ...... to. box 18« Don’t forget, our (^Id .Meats are always sliced fresh Ib...... ^ D C (oentente) ...... lUC Egg Plant *^*' * a •.!•!■# a a a .headSc quart aSe. L e u . Meaty, lb. tbUC ' case for every order.______^______Butter Oeehto*...... to. b * « tS * ______(contents) peck 5“‘13c Btoek W otout...... to. b « ( M * Small L eu Daiigr-Q f ^ $1.85 PATRONIZE THESE NATION-WIDE STORES: Soup Bunches...... each 8c Haau, Ib ...... O X C Beedlam. rn U teC W M to OrapM, I to*. Brau aad Rig Or*bam Wafst* FREE I S Dill Pickles VEGETABLES AND FRUITS AU^A, N *. 1 stock. 10‘‘ 25c ase. Geo. England KittePs Market" Beets, Carrots a ■ a^aT*^ a • 3.fo r 10c juleet Bneu Squares, With Erery Order of $2.00 Eight o'clock 21 lb. I B o k a r2 7 ib Lima Beans, Cauliflower, Squaah, (Carrots, Celery, Let- tSt SproM at. TeL aSM 18 BleeeU (It. Tel. 4taa H>,...... or Orer. Snow-Whlto CoUfarnlo. 23c tuce, Sweet Potatoes, T om ato^ etc. Buraack Bros. W. Harry England Pears (large) ^ .4 for 10c 8-qt basket. ,55c B E E F LIV E R , 20c Ib. CALVES’ UVER, 35c Ib. Fancy Apples, Ripe Bananas, Oranges and Lemons, 41S Hartford bond T eL I M t Manekeoter Oreea TeL 8461 etc. GauUtl ea. Grapefruit ea. 5 e NA’noN -an ni food btobes o r new enol and. Je Lemona (large)...... doz. 31c apples 16^it. b a sk e t. .99c Large tfze. Abaotatoiy aaedlaaa! OPEN SUNDAYS I Ml 4 Ifaiu...... 26c A I ATLA NTIC & PACIFIC MANCrtESTER ETVFVING HCTALD MANrHBSTEW C30NN^ FRroAT, SEPTESIBER 28. 1984,

ToonenrUle Folks By Fontaine Fox OUR BOARDING HOUSE By Geiie A h « ^ SENSE and NONSENSE *FuVTftAP” F iNNE&AN, the WQRUD^S WOftOT C a Opy

HooirDBinDri I Woman—(roturalsg ftem *( Pretaot ftba ■ birda teria)—John, the doctor told mo this L I S 'E N , L A P iD tub/ EM*?— YOU tLL 60 AN ..w-H'.i' nOVERTUE That oat tha iBaaote aftsmooe that I naad a changs of UPA'EONVCW* That destroy the forasta climate. fVE- <30rT#KLE7 #-H7,i3AKE/ that aba could see the nervoua That fill the reeervolri says It Is gwng to be 90 degresa /A)6 MT 6 ET »T T«OhA fAt FOR SALE TENEMENTS TENEMENTS 6;< all ao strong, for it and that Times ter to organise a drive on the State colder tomorrow. pulse beating in hla lean brown man said jrou Juat about had every- Leglalature to obtain relief la thia MONTREAL SEXTET That molateh the laoda .S' WrW A lAWROR TR\CK- VEPY lost—BLACK AND W HITE ipot- 1932 FORD COUPE, 1931 Fo.-d FOR RENT—MODERN five room FOR RENT—F IV E ROOM flat, a ls : throat. She longed to aay, "Why thing. ..." That produce the crops other direction r Although our poll That supply the markets BO LIVE THAT IF EVEHYBODT -w JB ln l‘/A W»LUNC» to >N ELL-'-LET t4d bouad. Phone 8016. coach, 1929 Chevrolet roadater, 6at, adults. 67 Benton street Phone tlx room tenement, with all Im- can't we really be friends? Why "I'm up a blind alley, that'a tlclans at Hartford have thua tar FOLLOWED YOUR EXAMPLE must there always be this armed what," Dennis gloomed. "I seem to That provide the fooda US REPAIR "to 1929 Bulck sedan, 1928 Huproobile 3307. provements. Inquire a t-147 East failed to aeiioualy consider thia pro- the BLACKMAILERS WOULD LET YOU WOW. TOR \T. I/)8T—PASS BOOK NO, 37650 — sedan,, 1927 Packard sedan, 1927 Center street. , truce between ua?" But she was have lost my fHp." blem, nevertheleaa they have thslr CONCERT TONIGHT That aourUh the people Notice U hereby given that Pass FOR RENT—4 ROOM tenement, at silent. .1 "A t your age,” she said simply, That make the natkm. STAltVE TO DEATH. sHooTiN' ■dice / TH\NK MY "DEN-^BUT Bulck sedan.,Cole Motors—6463. / ----- eara to the ground and will respond Book. No. 37530 Issued by The Sav- 170 Oak street, all IraprovementE, "Book going well?" earnestly, "that’s the sheerest non- to the requeata of an aroused and YOUR RWEUrWCTtC NOT WlTHYOUWi ings Bank of Uanchester .haa been He threw up hla hand In a char* sense." PKF]*iat—Obs alee thing about Judy—00 your husband wouldn’t . flrst floor, rent 320 month, inquire BUSINESS LOCATIONS organized Public Opinion. A vote in let you sell kisfs for charity? WRIfirrS CA.N lost or desttoyed and written ap- MOVING— TRU CKIN G - Maple Hnspitai. Telephone 8241. FOR RENT «4 acteriatlc, im ^tient gesture. "Rot- "Lot you know about It!" Town' Meeting petIUoaing the Oen To Be Heard in Program tba income tax Is' that they cant ■DICE, MV BU LLY plication has been made to said ten. Haven't had an Idea for week#. take anytblM unlaaa you make , Rita—No, be said ehari^ bagtaa STORAGE 2>i eral Assembly for this new legisla- at home. HOLD U P ■BOY------.N O - bank by the person In whose name rO R RENT FIV E ROOM upstairs STORE FOR RENT—State Theater I'm going to seed." She flushed aod was silent. He tion. would have a decided eSecL something—OeanUneas oompele or- such book was isMied. for payment P K R K E n A OLENNEY INC local flat, steam heat and all conven- Building Apply theater manager or "Why do you stay on here then gave her gloved hand a contrite pAt. at Salvation Army Citadel der, and order oompelz efficiency— TOR.A P6W WE ROLL A The Mancbeater Evening Herald and Kvery Uma wa tea a man with a pf the amount of depo.sit repre.eent- i.nd long distance moving. L)au> iences. Telephone 4314. your own broker. For Information she questioned boldly. "Sorry. Didn’t mean to be rude. the Chamber of Commerce could be When tbs iBW is against him the COOL PA\R. ed by said book, or for the Issuance esprema to Hartford. Ovemigni ca]' 7832 “Oh, I ’m comfortable. Besides—" I'm off my head." lawyer resorts to oratory and abuse larga "bay window" were tamptad to FOR RENT—FOUR ROOM tene- of great assistance. It should be diva hsadloeg into It Just to ssa if of a duplicate book therefor. rervice to and from New York Tei "Besides what?" “Yes, I can see that." worth trying. ‘ Here. >-Few of us svar turn our critical ECiAD/ >UA3 8860 Ot 8864 ment. 171 Summit street, furnace FOR RENT—O FFIC ES at 865 Main Hts dark eyes narrowed, laughing She stared straight ahead, wink- ablilty on ourselves—The trouble he can take I t and all'improvements, garage. Tel. Respectfully submitted, street (Orford Bnter street. Dial V ,'O0 ■ the girl was Isft with that oddly Neighbor—So your eon got bis B. Chevrolet Oompanv. on Wells St. Line, De Luxe BtT team enpa. we aisu offer 7 jias Keith Furniture Co. went away presently, saying he had April flash in which half-dried tears Assd Gas and Elec ., reports Claptaln Chirtls of the I The cook always seems to make the A. and hla M. A.T FOR REN3 —4 ROGERS Place, five : Amer Sup P o w ...... torpm has received from Danli Proud Dad—Dad—Yae, Indaad. Rcngcr aedan livery. Phone 306.1, rooms, all Improvements, rent rca- ; work to flnisb, and Booth occupied and merriment were oddly blended. ' moat of what the family doesn’t Ilka 8860, 8864. “You're the worst crosspatcb, Canadian Marconi . .. New Haven, West Haven a n d othfr____ —Enthuelaam la the bright | light but hla P. A. still supports him. sonabic Apply cn premises HOUSES FOB KENT Art herself about the housci fln&ng Manchester small, unimportant things to do. It honestly. I never know when Cent States Elec .... places in which they have appeared. that Illuminates ths road to success. you're going to snap at me." Cities S e rv ic e ...... He feels confldent that a real miisl FOR RENT -F IV E room tenement, FOR RENT—SEVERAL Deslrab'e was a mild, rainy spring Saturday. —Wb«i the ordinary person trios A THOUGHT Evening Herald REPAIRING 2.1 She turned out a bureau drawer, ■Tm a bear and you're an angel,” Elec Bond and Share cal treat Is in store for all who at to make some eoay money, he loses toURE I corner Main ijid Wadswo.'th live, six and seven room houses, Ford Limited ...... p streets, all Improvements, steam ' single and douole App'y Edward I. ushered two maiden ladlea through he conceded. "Now 1s everything tfnd the concert tonight There will hla sblrL—A man never learns tha Bo ye strong therefore, and let not CLASSIFIED ANY .MAKE VACUUM cleaner re- all right again?" Mavis Bottling A ... WALMNOi paired 31.00. We call and deliver heat, telephone 6130 or call at 459 | Holl. Phone 4642 and 8023. the house, listening to their polite be no admission but a collection will real truth about himself until he Is your bands be weak! fpr your work "I guess so.” Midwest U U U ...... be received for the visiting married—The exception to the rule w ADVERTISEMENTS '.iiywhere. Eureka Vacuum Cleaner .Main street for niTormatlon. ‘ comments on the size of cloaets and Nlag Hud P o w ...... aball be rewarded—>11 Aronlelaa, INTO FOR RENT—FIV E ROOM house, storerooms.' She washed out some The train Jogged along, full of musicians. proves that you’re the goat once Companv. Room 511, 252 Asylum Penn Road ...... 1B:7. TH E Couol WurOB M • FOR KENT—FIVE ROOM rlOwiT all improvements, 66 Mather street. organdie cuffs and mended a blouse homegoing commuters. N ever, Prominent Salvationists planning more. The prettiest flowers grow toUialB. numh«r« Bad tbbrtvIgtlOB* ■ treet, Hartford. Phone 7-1949, or thought Boots, had the sky seemed Segal Lock ...... in tha garden of tomorrow.— The LION'S •Acb couot • /ord and eompovfid .Manchester 8756. stairs flat, with al. Improvements, Apply Alex Dumas. 62 Mather St. and read spasmodically some verses to come here for the program in- word* A* two word* Utnlmafu !• bluer, the budding grass more deli- United Founders . . . . clude Brigadier A'bert Bates, who trouble with too many of us today is, Genius begins great works; labor ready' Oct. IsL 227 West Center Phone 6819. * she had been saving. But every- Util Pow and L t . . . . alone flnishea theip— Joubert. ■DEN, , prtc* of thr*o ttnrt. street. Telephone 7651 thing these days reminded her of cately green. The whole world hart will be chairman for the evening; we n ^ e our beds and then try to LiDO r«t** por dsF foi irahatomt a glaze of newmesz upon It. JA K E J • 4* HELP WANTED— FOR RENT—FIV E ROOM single, Denis. Every budding tree and Mrs. Bates, Adjutant and Mrs. he out of them. ku apAT orr.l TO RENT 5 ROOM up.stairs flat with all Improvements, 32 Church Denis had hit car at the station COMMUNISTS “COMING" e i»>* OT wM »c*Y)ce. IOC. Mnrob i3. IMf FEMALE :t;> newspaper clipping and rotogra- Nichols, Major and Mrs. Malpass. CBAb CbAr f o on Cooper street steam heat all street. Inquire at 22 Wad.sworth vure picture made her think of him and drove her home. Helping her The big difference between bo- t Cno*«ouilvo U»y» .,( f Mo t At* Ih e local S.alvation Army band jvlU FLAPPER Fanny. SAYS: WANTED — GIRL FOR general Improvemeiit.s. One minute walk street. —something be had said or done out, he held her hand an instant Vienna, Sept. 28.— (AP)—Bearing direct attention to the concert thl« logna and baloney is that you eat ■ ■ iiea.u.a»T.e>v. I Con**eutlv* Da>, .. I oto U tu longer' than was absolutely neces- the emblem of the hammer and 1 Daf ...... I I I Ata I I otA housework one willing to work in from West Center atrcct.'Apply at or written about. evening when tliey will lead e the formar and absorb the latter. All ordor* for trr«r«l^> l»*«ruoAA Glenney's Store. 789 Main street. Thus life went on with its pace sary. sickle, thousands of Communists New Jersey, 310 month Write Box leaflets containing the warning. parade of more than 100 on Main SCyR C H Y SMITH A Tough Guy will bo obttrfod a I th# odo tlm* fbia. N, Herald. only slightly altered byjthe family's "I’m forgiven?" street preceding the program, which Bridegroom (to the bride .when By John C. Terry/ apAClA) rAtt* for long tom Avory FOUR ROOM FLAT, all Improve- "Of course!" "We Are Coming Soon." circulated they had settled down to keeping 4at Advortlflbg fivo tipo» PAgootl change In fortune. But Anally there through Vienna today. IS as follow!); NOTMe,SANlULA! Ad* ordorod for tbroo or Ats dmxA ment.s, garage, tro icy station, live dawned a blowy March morning "Glad of that. It’s something I'll bouse after their honeymoon trip)— B ea c h want to remember." She was puz- Police said they were unable to Opening song and prayer followed *l«6 WANTY-Tl-Rjrr Aiid Atoppod bofor* tb* iblrd ai fifth HELP WANTED—MALE .Tti minutes from mli'. Al.so furnished when the great news of the wln- by remarks by Brigadier Batee, Now, let us have a clear underatond- 7 X'A *>VIN' MVC6LF UP/ d»> will t»« obargAd onlr for tb* ao* rooms. .353 Center aireet . ning horse was flashed over the zled by the look he gave her. driv- trace the source of the handbills Ing as wa settle down to married i X JMHT S o NNA SDW / ON ifm se ik - tuAl oumboi of tItriA* tb* g oppoor- ME.N—IN TERESTED IN making but assumed they came from Aus- Selection, "Array Melodies" by the I wire. Boots saw it In newspaper ing away. She gave herself a little life. Are you the president or the ANVBOUV VNoM'T S t o p H R id. AbArglof At tb* rot* A*ro«4. b«l far above average earnings operat- ■ F OR REN't —8 ROOM tenement shake at her fancifulneas. One trian Socialists who, since their sextet, arranged by Bandsman vice president of this organization? go AllowADO* Of rofund* oog bo nad* C lub j headlines over a man's shoulder In Campbell; Trombone solo, "The og AlB tlm* a 4* otoppod gftor tb# Ing route of cigarette and penny with all modern tmpiovements, ga- : t h e s u b w a y : might almost think she'd never see aufipression last February, have ex- Bride (sweetly)—I want to be flfib day. gum machines. Exclusive territory rage if desired. Inquire 33 I-s-wl* * "Verity Wins." him again the way he behaved. hibited a militant mood. iTumpeter", Bandsman Brick; vocal neither president, nor vice president, No **ttll rorbtd«”i di*plgy IIbm ggt Small Investment required Redco streeL She’d almost forgotten the mar- .'.election, sextet; "Impulses," sttte t, ru be perfectly content with a sub- Aold- She caught her breath, at flrat arranged by Bandsman ciamp^ll; Tbo ktorgJd wUi ooi bo rAApobAlblo Products Corp., La Crojisc, Wls. unbelieving. This—this was surely velous news about the sweepstakes. PICCARD'S NEXT FLIGHT ordinate poeitlon. for moro thao ono Inoorroel Inaortlog FOR RENl 6 r 60M S. all im- , the most extraordinary thing that Now she made up for this by ru.sh- Bible reading; "Going Home” sex- Bridegroom—What position is of AQF AdvortlAomoni ord*rod fwr provement.s 325 Center street had ever happened to anyone! It Ing into the house and flinging Lausanne, Switzerland, Sept. 28. tet, by Bandsman Campbell; euphon- thaL my dear? -.nurA tbaa on* tlmo SALESMEN WANTED :{6 A newly decorated Apply 2 Elizabe'h herself upon the excited trio. —(AP)—Prof. Auguste Piccard iuni solo, "Lift up the Banner,” Tbo iDAdirorioot oiuimiva oi igoor* i meant freedom, security, for all of Bride—Treasurer. " Place. 4 Mab« M c E amoti "Darlings.' isn't It too wonder- said today that he planned to at- Bandsman Fisher; vocal solo; selec- root Dubllegtloo of advartUlDg will bo WE ARE EXPANDING our busi- — y. rr*T*lQ^ l«»4 Sr/WS/MVKI « c _ _ I them for the rest of their lives. If' rootifloJ onix by coftoAllotloo of tbo It had happened a few years ago ful?” tempt a 100.000-foot balloon ascen- t'.on raranged by Bandmaster Au- Disarmament conferences are ofaorgo mad* for tbo aarvloo roodorod. ness and can use 3 more salesmen. FOR RENT—FOU.R ROOM flat,; BEGIN HERE TOB.W I how different things mlght„.tiave And yet—and yet—if Denis had sion Into the stratosphere next !olre; remarks by visiting officers; worth the money than If for no ▲11 adrortlaomantA mgat oooforra Must be over 20 years old. Call a* flrst floor with Improvements, at ' been : angry with her the news year. selection from the "Sextet from ig Atyla. oopx and ixpography wltb 11 Park street. Town, Saturday 18 Knox street. Inquire 20 Knox BOOTS K-AEBIRN', 18. elo|ies been! She might have met Denis other reason than that they keep the ragulatloQ* anforcod bx tha publlah* would have lost its thrill, would He said he was working on the Lucia" arranged by Bandsman. folks so busy there’s no time for morning, between 9:00 and 10:00. street. with RL’SS LLN I), swiiiiniing l„. I on a different basis. He might have j XK. _ ora Aod thoy roiarva tbA right to come to know her well before he'd Lave gone completely flat. technical aspects of such a feat Campbell. The concert is open to all war. ------odIL roviA* or tojoot' oox eopx oog* struptor,.... When .hr goes to Mor- (To Be Continued) and was preparing plans for a bal- interested. AldArod objocUonabla FOR RENT-F'OUH ROOM flat. ida, promising to send for her , ever seen Kay. She sighed.- ... „ Man—I waited two hours for my loon capable of rising to a nelght • in t ns A 0. Ad Wfiit* rssspv** CLOeiNO HOUmt-^looAl&od gdA to ELECTRICAL Ilrst floor, nice yard, good neighbor Inter, she goes tl, work In a d e -! h ats wrong with you?” Fran wife to get ready to go out last bA publlAhod Agma day muAt bo ro* ces Gawtreye wanted to know. "I almost double that of his 1932 Extinction of their profession Bight •olTtd by II o‘e1rtr)i nonn; ■aiurdoyg APFLIANCES-KADIO 49 hood Chhs J. Strickland 168 Mam. iwrtnient store. Phone 7374. should think you’d be throwing achievement, when he and Max is feared by gondoliers In Venlca, Friend—^Two hours, eh? IdtIO A. m Russ does not write. Months Cosyns reached a height of 53,000 FOR .SALE—1934 Amcriran Bosch pass and then eonirs word that he your hat up in the air." OPEN FORUM since many motorboats are now Man—Yea, two hours. She took WASHINGTON TUBBS By Crane OUT OUR WAY By Williams TELEPHONE YOUR auto radir 6 tubes, recently over- FOR RK.NT—FIV E ROOM tene^ "Oh, I am! It's too marvelous. : feet. acting as taxicabs on the canals. one hour to make up her face and OM-H-m - h - wx HE DID WOT lias been killed In n motorboat ^ SEE HEBE, I'M Y HLIH? VOU MEAM YOU'RE HORATIO WANT ADS. hauled, price rea-sonable. Tel. 6749, ment, with g.irage, modern Im- areldent. I keep pinching myself to make ; the second one trying to make up VAS, ths X THE OWNE^ WHAT A sho t / THROW IT.^ certain it Is true.” i HORATIO BOARDMAN,] BOARDMAM, THS BM MIUIONAIRE?) AdA gfo OOCAplod oxot cbo tolopbogo irovcmenU )'a H a tl5 Ashworth Boots meetf DENIS FENWAY, her mind what dress would best go BIG MILUOM-lOPTHlS VERY HOW THAT KIO No more worrying about bills . OM bc him ths eold shenldar t THREW IT- gt tha CUABOS RATE gtvag obevo street. Telephone 3022 young author, and EUW.MtU VAN with her complexion after she had AlREf ^RAILROAD? ^ UlM HANDLE A Aj g eoDXADlAD • to AdvortloArg bgt FUEL AND FEED 49-A S n V E K , wealthy and socially now! No more shabby hats for her SAYS NEW SOURCES put it bn. will ba In style this wintar. 8UT 1 CAN tha CA5II1 Rates win b» aoeoptod ao FOR RF:NT four room tene- mother or frayed sheets and pillow SOFT T'MATO/ RUN FASTER rULL PAYMENT If paid a I Cbo buAW ^*OR SALE —HARI, wood llrcplace prominent. She Is In love with — gOAA offlca oo ot htfor* tba Aoxanib j mont, with all Improvements, in llenls and Jealous of twautiful cases on the wide, flat old-fashtoned —I . THAN 1 CAM wood, furnace woc-d, and oak slabs, I luding furnace. Apply i n Hell I beds. There would be little luxuries dax following tb* Aral looortlog of KAV ( HILUN«iF()RD. OF TAXES NEEDED! THROW, AAcb ad otharwtf* tba CHARUB telephone 3149 c'has. Stayc. E otreet, or telephone 6806. Boots gets a Job In a hook : for her parents, little pleasures to kf RATE will bo oollaetad No raaponal* Center street. store and goes honM- to live In I smooth over illness and approach- i ------' «EOPGE-- SCAQBO blllty for orrora In talophonad odo F’OR RFINT —3 ROOM heated apart, will ba oaaumad and fbatr oeegrooy order to help her |uirrnts flnao- I Ing age. There would be fresh Is,, n • Aonnet bo guaronr*ad FOR SALE-SEASONED HARD ment, with kitchnette ano bath, flowOrs and Ifttle Jars of honey and A ttO H iey K aV inO nd DOWCrS wood. 4 ft length 36, stove length I liallv. Edward n-peaieitiv urges • OMtTIKlI KSVICI.mc T > on V * P»T o.. second flcK,., Purnell Block, 829 I to marry him ai!d llnaily iihe Jam on the breakfast table. ThoroThere I •> ■' INUKX OF 37 per corfl. Apply Edward J Holl .Main sticct, tumished If desired ' - I would be scented soaps and bath ' telepbine 4642 agrees, On Christmas Day they CLASSIFICATIONS Inquire Geo. FI. Keith, Keith F'lirni. go for a wiUk In the fog. Edward ' Suggests Petitioning As- Clrtha ...... A tiirc Co. Is Imdiv hurt saving her from a U s a break at last, Boots told EAEgg.AIHAP.tg s s « • s • ••• s.« s sMt*# • • B rCs-kless ,ir)v,.r driver. I Frances. "Id given up believing in IforrtagAA , ...... CGARDEN— FA RM - luck but here It is—on our necks I sembly to Take Action. Otath* ...... D DAIRY PRODUCTS Mrs. Kaeburn receives news Card ot Thanka ...... B 511 that she tins u tviniiing ticket In at last." 1 “On your necks is right!” Fran- In Manioriam ..sssssss*s**s*«« W FOR SALE GREEN Mountain TOWN ADVERTISEMENT a lottery. . fA>Ai and Kourid ...... 1 N4>W 4i<> ON W ini THE STtlllV ces crowed. "Wish it would land Editor, Manchester Evening Herald: Announeamrnta •.•••.•••••••••• I rotutocs. 70 rents per hnnhc that way on mine," Parornala ...... | F'rank Hartl, Tnyloi .street, Tal- OFFICIAL NOTICE chaptf: r xl iv Manchester Is faced with a 25 ! AofoanMIao cottville. If Verity won. .said .Miss F'iorkla, mill tax rate in 1935 If the Select- ! Auiomotllaa for 8al* ...••••• d awed, the lottery ticket would be She bought frecsla and Jonquils men's proposed budget is accepted 1 fV lC TUC A M liffBV listen, BUDDIE, MAYBE Y s 'h Elp me, I've waited 16 yea r s for", Autotnobllaa' for Ciohango I F'OR SALE-^CONCORD GRAPES MAKING VOTERS Worth something "in the ncigh- at the florist’s shop in the sta- at Monday's Town Meeting. The 1 VOt/RE BCARDMAM, AMD /------— ------( THS OPPORTUNITY. Auto AecraaarUo~*Ttrt* .ess*** I boihood " of 3150,DUO. tion arcade that night. She added taxpayers of this Town arc absol- [ Auto Repairing—Palnitng t and Green Mountain potatoes, r. Qh VERV I MAYBE TOU AIMt . bu t Auto ffchool* ...... 1*APn.sqiiallni & Son.), Avery street. The Seleetmen and Town Clerk nf "Not that 1 think llicrc's a slight a box of hothouse grapes. When utely unable to stand a 25 mill tax | THIS Autow»>fihlp bv Truck ..•••••• I Wapping Phoiie Kosedalc 39-2. the Town of Manchester lieri-by give chanec. even, of his wimiih", " .Mrs. she slipped into the empty seat on under present conditions. On the | fUECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS By Blosser RAILRC^D! and ^ IF VOU are Autoo»For Htr* • notice that they will be In session at Raeburn put in with a smile. She the 5:25 she saw Denis staring at other hand the Selectmen are un- 1 I WISH TO HAVE A Oaragaa*~6*rvtcw*->8torago ...... 1# the Town Clerk’s Office In the Muni- had a wire from some totally un- her from across the way. His face doubtedly correct when they tell us 1 BRAKEMAM PRED. lfoiorcyclaa*~-Dtcycla* ...... il rHo H.OADI tas! comb on fTaniod Autoa—Uotorcyoloa II HOII34KHOI.D (;OODS .•) cipal Building for the purpose of known people at Bay Shore. Long lightened. that their budget should be accept- ; GOSH, PRSOCLES, lloaloao* ood Prareaalwaol gopviraa examining the qualifications of elec- Island, who wanted to buy a half “Celebrating?" ed as It stands. Most of the items j OUTBIDK,.. NUTTY AND I'VK FOR SAIE-ONE FLOOR mode! 8uain*aa fiervic** Offarad . . . . . It tors and ailiultting to the ELEC- share In her interest for 51500. It "I'll say! I didn't have time to contained therein are fl.xcd charges ’ BOUOHT A CAR.BBTWEEN HouAchotd Sarvica* Offarad .•••.1I>A electric refrigerator rednecil (ronl TORS' OATH those who .s|i:ill be all seemed faintly preposterous. buy a hat. though. On cverj- im- and cannot be reduced. A few ’ Itulldlng-^ontractlng ...... u 3139 50 to 389:50. Looks like no v j US... IT'S AU. HI* ANO !!;»«■ Plortat**^4S'ura*i'f*r ...... ses* II found (puiliflcd on the following t The ticket Just as It stouil. had portant occasion in a woman's life thousand dollars might be pared o^ j MINK,«X WANT MX) ALL Funaral Diraciura ...... U perfect mechanically. Also one days: already netted them 33500. , she requires a new hat." some of the appropriations, and this Haattng ~P1umh1ng«»Rooflng .•« IT used secretary desk was 329.95 now Katiirda.v, Sk-pt. 13 ami .Salurday, The old ahtngled house was elec- "This one is all right." . There mainly through a further drastic I TO GO POR A RIDS Inauronca || 314.95. Several discontinued pat- WITH US.'.' U'lllinorx^DraAamaklog If S)'pt. Ti fniin 9 a. m. until H p. lii. tric with expeetton these days. was- something warm and intimate cut in the wages and salaries paid Uovlng>rTrucking—R.&rago ••.. tO terns of 38.95 Wnrdoleuni rug.s at (.Stuiidaril Time.) Old friends dropped Into congratu- in tlic gaze he bent upon her. • teachers and other town employees. (READ THE STORY, THEN COLOR THE PICTURE) ■ Public Paaaangar S*rvlea ••••*.lo-A 36.95 -Just 2 floor sample m at- .Said ilrst sc."slon may be publicly late the Raeburns. Boots' mother "This old thing?" She touched If this is done, the mo.st we can Palntlrig—PapcrlfiR ...... II tresses rediicert to 314.95. One used the brim of the brown straw dis- The Tinymitea were soaking wet. 1 "While I am waiting. I can do Profaaainnal g*rvic*a ...... |1 adjourned from time to time but no fairly glowed. She had lost years, hope lox. is a reduction of one or Ropalrlna ...... || .onninel range 320.9,'i, one used .sc.sRlon shall be held later than S at- It seemed, with the stroke of luck paragingly. two mills in the tax rate and still Their new-found friend said, "I will another turn for all of you." ex- Tai|orlng^Oratng>^Uanlnt ,,, t« black Eastern Wlnit.sor range urday, Sept. 22, except it .se.s.slon to which had befallen them. “Very good looking h a t." ...... the taxpayer will have to pay 23 get some wood and we "will start a claimed the kind old lady. "I will Toltal Gouda and dorvic* >..«•. tl 344.95—one floor sample black and examine and admit thOse whose Denis came over to congratulate ! "You're telling me?" She felt mills or more on his next year's list. bring some milk and bread " tr*f»t»d-wRu«fr>*i»* Sa'.vIc* M white cilamel Utchen range 329 05. qualifications mature after Sept. 22. them and ho and Boots had a few silly, felt light-hearted and school Such a two mill reduction Is not fire, so you can dry your clothes. Soon, every tiny had a bowl, KduCoHoool "Then you must ten me all C It , 8EATIKl<3 THE THROW. Couraaa and .Ci«8**a ...... 17one floor sample black and white and on or before October 1. 1931, unsatisfactory moments together girlish. Denis had not seen her In going to relieve the Manchester and Goldy said, "Well, bless my soul L . J ,y.w. ace. u t ba t . err. . 0 ~M<' CHIEF? WASN'T PBEUN' U«n*x to t^ai\ ...... IIi gomery Ward * .Co. George E. Keith, says she will have a fling oil the hitch." source of taxation which will pro- ting rough, and we were headed for j long until their clothes were nice 6 vide funds that can be turned back - S0 600D,S0 t llel^ and *liuarf«na W. George Glenney, 33500 no matter what comes. She "Oh, why wasn't I going?” ahe the rapids. Then we caught your | and diy. HAD HIM PLrrON Wxnt*ma)* " ...... || FOR SALE—DETROIT JEWELL David Chambers, wants to go to California. We've thought. "Just to have the drive to the Treasuries of the various net. I The woman then said. "Come Had ...... i J - A FURNISHED ROOM. One or 2 per- hoiiae. .\pply to Thonina Frrgiiami, vBiit I’m not. I'm deadly seri*. "Oh, I didn't mean to. But you further, appropriations w'hlch have "We udll be dry In just a little I Cardan ^rm -^Dalry Frotf««U II 17.5 Main StreeL remember the things the critics already been reduced to a minimum Houaaiidll Oooda ...... |lsons, cepfraL. location, reasonable brows were' drawn while." X . ■ ■ 1 M.eZIn.rr and Tcol...... || rates; meals tf desired 24 Locust W u ilo.1 I n .tr u m .p )...... h street. By Frank Beck .Oiric. .od Star. Equieai.nl ... 44 “!? * •' ***• 8'or»« ...... 14 ALLEY OOP An Ominous Gift! wuariaz Apear.)—Pur. 4T FOR RENT— LARGE SINGLE rooms. A heaven for bachelor girls Want.d—To Bur ...... —. 44 WHAT HAPPINIO TO TH' BOOTNSUARD? ' aw, THIV TBlflO TO hsoeS—H.to|»^H.o.r4. and boys where you can be chef THEYlie ALL BATTEffeP AW l?UT ON AN' TAKE _ UoM.Bra.1. gnd chamber maid Jensen—Phone 6070—7636. SCABRCD/ SOMe SUMRS OPPA TOUOM GUY.' GpuatiTSJlSir Board— RMorts...... -MaaM. 44 Rotsis—AMUnraato ti Waalad—Roema—Board .a,.»aa* 44 BOAHDEttS W.INTED Batat. 9 mt BaM Apostaaata ruta. TooamoatSa. M ROOMS WITH OR without board, Buslaaso Loaatloao tor Boat 44 also meals served. 39 Locust street Hoosot for Boat ...... "" Telephone 7893. Buburbaa tor Boat iniaaMr Benas tor Baal ...a . 4t AP^MENTS—FLATS— AsaMmsal BalKlas (sr Bale • •• t s TENEMENTS aaetases frop^rtr for a«U •••«> 14 ram aa* Uad ter Me n Haasee^t^r Sale 14 WC Mil# ••••ooososssssmaA tl

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MODERN AND The Ladies Aid aootsty of tba Buckingham church will gtvs their EXPBtlENCED WORKERS FASHIONED DANCING first card sodal this evenlnjg a t 7:80 in tbe vestry. TO ENROLL FOR CAMPS ykm DMM Ban. Emujt St. Rally day at tbe Canter Congre- IBY SATURDAY NIGHT gational church will poelUvely take Oreheatn. Daaolac • ta 1. place Sunday, September 80, at Most Rcflster Befort October 0:30, when all departments will 25 Since on That Day All meet for a special service In the chorcb auditorium, with Superin- Will Be Interviewed. EH b-OF-H OKTH S A teffdent B. F. Andrews in charge. ABOUT TOWN Applications for work In the Mrs. Julia Crawford, chairman of state OOC camps by local experi- SATURDAY—The Last Day Of Our Store-Wide End-Of-The-Month Sale! iCaotbiwiBeh Trlba No. S8, In* the finance committee of tbs Me- provad Order of IM Mea, iMU bold morial Hospital auxiliary, an- enced wrorkera will be received at New, Wanted Fall Merchandise Reduced. Charge Purchases Billed As Of October 1st ita regular neetlnc tbla eveainf nounces that tbe annual fall rum- Room 11, Municipal building, be- Tmker ball at 8 o'clock. Tbe local mage sale for the linen fund will be fore Oct. 25. On the latter date B. Tribe wUl be vlalted by ,tbe Great held on Thursday, October 18, Mem- H. Van Buren of tbe Emergency Chleta e< tbe Great Oouncll of Con- bers and friends are solicited for Relief Office, Hartford, will Inter- The Season’s Newest aectlcut. After tbe meeting; d’ contributions. view tbe local applicants and will apagbetti mipper will be aerved. assign those quaLfled to the vari- ous state CCC camps for the fourth Styles Featured In A meeting of tbe heads of all Tomorrow nlgbt’a dance at St. enrollment period. parish organizations will be held Mary’a ball in Eaet Hartford ' will this evening at 8 o'clock In S t Applications will be received for feature tieo Daley and hla Roseland Mary's parish house. The officers the following positions: Auto me- Ballroom orcbeatra from‘New York of thd Women's auxiliary will meet chanics, bakers, blacksmiths, car- SILK FROCKS City. Large numbers of dancers at . 7 o'clock. penters, office and . wrarehouse from tbla town and Rockville are clerks, compressor operators, planning to attend. draftsmen, dynamiters, slectridans, In Wool and Silk There will be a meeting of the grader operators, jack-hammer op- Invitations have been extended to officers and committee of the Brit- erators, machine and lathe opera- a number of Manchester people, ish-American club In tbe club rooms tors, plumbers, tool sharpener, ma- both Republicans and Democrats, to tonight. A full attendance Is de- sons, general woods andt.road over- attend the dinner that wlU be, given sired as considerable business of im- seers, tractor operators', and truck Large, 70x80-ln. tbla evening In the aew Hotel Sheri- portance Is to be transacted. drivers. dan In honor of William Citron of Men who have previously served Middletown, candidate for Congress- at any CCC camp In any capacity Sheet Blankets Olga Ponticelll, daughter of Mr. man-at-large on the Democratic and Mrs. Pietro Ponticelll. was will not be eligible for the current ticket In the November election. enrollment as a local experienced pleasantly surprised when she re- turned to her home early lost eve- worker. Emil L. G. Hohenthal of this town, ning to find a large gathering of her has been appointed a member of the schoolmates at the Barnard school Theaa crisp, Fall nights you Toull find all types here . . from eblc new local committee of the Connecticut coa use a sheet blanket of tbit and other friends and the house quality and weight. . Fleecy- woolens for zports and buaineas to beautiful fur State Cooperative committee of the tastefully decorated In pink and yel- trimmed crepes for afternoon wear. Truly you’ve “Cinderella” Connecticut State administrative warm blankets in neat block low in honor of her fourteenth COTTAGE STREET plaide. Size, 70x80 Inchez. not seen a smarter assortment of frocks at this agency for d.eveloplng efficient or- birthday which occurs October 2. price. All new fabrics, styles, colors. No mat- Pantie Frocks gmilaatlon for the compliance of the Games, dancing and a buffet lunch PACKAGESTORE Main Floor, left I ter what your type or style . . we've a dress to code of fair competition under the was enjoyed. A beautiful birthday flatter you! Tomorrow! NRA code for general contractors. Phone 8844 — Free Delivery. cake In pink and white was the centerpiece. Olga received many WEEK-END SPECIALS! ■ The Hustlers group of the pretty gifts from her friends. Keystone Straight •BROWN •BLACK Wesleyan Guild will meet with* Mrs. 1.19 Martha Burger of 17 Trotter'street Whiskey, 98 proof, fifth « 7 0 C •GREEN this evening at 7:30. Work will be An open, meeting sponsored by A fresh new assortment of Sweepstakes Whiskey, those adorable Cinderella pantie on salting peanuts. Mrs. Alice tba Women's Missionary society of Blend, 90 proof, fifth .... VOQ the Nazarene church will be held At HALE'S Frocks—Main Floor, rear. frocks at $1.19! The styles are Rogers will assist the hostess. Lord Bacon Straight Whiskey, too smart for words . . you this evening. The regular Friday evening class meeting will not be 90 proof, * I *2 C simply must see them! 3 to 6 Tbe Monday noon meeting of tbe quart ...... 9 1 * 0 9 years. Tub-fast . Manchester Kiwanis club will be held, due to the special program. Old Timer Whiskey, Blend, A Brand New Assortment Of held as usual at tbe Country club.. Main Floor, rear. 90 proof, * 1 Dr. LeVeme Holmes will lead In the Miss Gladys Carlisle of Norman quart ...... 9 A s O t / discussion of an interesting subject. street and Eugene Freeman will be Regular 59c HIgrade OIn, fifth ...... 85c New Fall heard this evening In a program at Old Colony OIn, fifth ...... $1.00 the safe Dr. Ernest M. Halllday, general 7:45 from WTIC by the Crescent FELT HATS Old Mr. Boeton, fifth ...... 8 1 .2 5 aacretary of tbe Congregational Serenaders of which Frank Brad- Percale Prints Church Extension Boards, was the Cremo and Connecticut Valley What a faahlon scoop we offer Man- Fabric bury Is director. The ensemble Is guest of Mr. and Mrs. John G. TaU Beer ...... $1.80 a caoe chesterites tomorrow! Brand new crea- Saturday! cott of TalcottvIIIe, during his stay mode up of mandolin and banjo tions direct from leading New York Gloves players, with Elmer Holtz as whis- 8 bottles ...... 25c In this section. milliners at this modest price. Every tler. These entertainers were fea- new style leader is here—tricorns, tur- tured all lost winter by WDRC sta- Bolts and bolts of new. Fall Mias Hope A. Cheney, daughter bans, berets, brims. Styles to flatter 61 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dexter tion, and tonight give their first dealgns in 80-square percale 16'eens and 40’s. Black, brown, rust, .9 8 performance at the Travelers prints. Every yard sun and Cheney of ’this town and. Park green, navy. All bead sizes. avenue. New York, will be one of broadcasting studio. tub-fast. Excellent for wo- Tomorrow! men’s and children's frocks. the' bridesmaids at the noon wed- Willie Ong Laundry ding tomorrow of Miss Florence St. 12 Birch Street Main Floor, left. At HALE’S MUUnery— Collin Driggs, well-known radio Main Floor, center. 1 John Wilder and Howard Hathefly organist, and Vincent Feschler, vio- COLLAR ATTACHED SHIRTS. Foster, In St. Mary's church, lin soloist, entertained with a short 3 and 6-Cup Springfield Center, N. Y. Starched ...... 1.V concert Wednesday evening, follow- Perfect fitting fabric i.oves ing a conference of the students of Without S ta rc h ...... 18c Hale’s Famous M.K.M. Pure In clever new cuff styles. the Hartford Hospital Training NECKBAND SHIRTS Drip-o-lators Two correct ehadca—black School for Nurses in Heublein hall. We Clean Rugs, Tap- Starched ....',...... 15c and brown — with white Their program which was com- stitching. Our entire S9c as- prised of classical and seml-cloaal- DRESS SH IRTS...... 2Sc estry and Furniture UNIFORMS ...... 45c sortment featured for the cal numbers was enthusiastically For Coniiplete Information, E. Q. M. SALE at 49c! received by the students and staff SILK HOSIERY Main Floor, right DIAL 46Z8, or Write to who attended the conference. Miss Regular Low Price 79c Pair! 11 Park Street Town Ahne Tlvnan of Porter street head- ed the committee on arrangements. Heat-proof china drip- o • I a to r ■ with alum- Saturday W in d o w Shades inum drip- Last Day! Fine quality Window Shadei, tops. 3 and Holland and tantine cloth. Made 6-cup sizes to order and hung on your win- featured at 59

dows. 45 cents each. $ 1.00! Chiffon—3 and 4- Women and girls who appreciate Alao a lot of Odd Shades, 25 thread construe values will stock up on this popular, Smart, New «Brown T homson Inc^:, Basement. tion. Plcot tops. ^ HAWTroRo’* Siiorwiuo C emt kr centa. good-wearing M.K.M. hose tomorrow. Service — 7-thread; We're selling this hose day in, day out. New Rollers, 10 cenU. Will Neckwear fumisb samples on request. Large, Crunchy 42 - g a u g e con- It 79c a pair. All first qusllty, full- struction. Lisle tashioned hosiery. Newest Fall shades. hem. At HALE’S Hosiery—Main Floor, rig h t Salted Ca p itol W in d o w We’ve Captured The Season’s Special! A bargain If there ever was Cashews one. Just imagine buying the ^ Shade C o . Fashion Sensation At A Price! Lapin* Coats latest creations in neckwear at tfi Capen Street Hartford a sale price at the height of tbe

Crepe season! We’re showing sllka, laces, piques. Large size salted cashews. Colorful

Freeh shipment just re- Front Entrance. ceived for SATiniDAY! Buy Saturday only a pound or two for over the SLIPS UNITED TEXTILE S weaters week-end . . take along a New Wondersoft WORKERS OF AMERICA pound to your week-end hos- teaa. With Brassiere

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NOTICE Regular $1.98 Sellers 6 pkks, 94« night A mass neetinf win b« held New, Improved WONDER- 38 The new peplum sweaters . . $1.29 SOFT Kotex-:—deodorant and in tiia Center I%rk Sstnrday sailor collars . . tricky high sanitary. Twelve napkins In Congo beaver shade in swagger mominc at 9 o’clock. All necklines . , exotic color ef-. each box. We wanted a real outstand- members are requested to be fecto—they’re all here In this Main Floor, left. models, with ripple Johnny collars. special selling SATURDAY ing value for our B. O. M. present. 6-Piece SALE—here it la! Well tail- ONLY at $1.69. Come early Youthful and smart for sports. Silk and pick the season's winners ored rayon crepe costume slips with weU-fltttBg bras- Breakfast Sets a t a bargain price. lined. siere tops. Sizes 32 to 38. Also plenty of lovely lace BROWN GREEN GOLD *Dyed coney. trimmed slips for those wbo wish a plain type slip; sizes 4.49 TILE BLUE 34 to 44. A lovely ehrome hot ren tray, IheJW H A L E C i. Entire $1.98 Stock beautiful etched glaoa creamer wMANCHESTEDjC0NN.

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To Present— US# . . for gift giving. Our entire stock of $1.98 new woolea skirts for SAT- Girdles, URDAY ONLY a t tbia bargain. Monotones, plaids, Valuea to $5.00! Not all sizes. Group includes Camel Hair N c Farnitare PoHfih, checks, solid tones. rubber reducing corsets, all-ln-ene-garments, glr-

Sprucetex tanilture pnWah Bweatera—Second Floor. dlea. Special, Underwear-Main Floor, rear.

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Coftts 58-Inch Fall Extra Special I To liberty” Card Table*. by Herbert Hoover No atain, an bum-top card tablea. Black tope; green or red framea. Girls’ School WOOLENS Fw Copy $1.75 Trust Hala’a to effar tha seaiea’a most Frocks ^ successful woolens at' a price that en- *16 " Saturday Only! m this vnluma, Mr. Roevar ablea you to make up a new Fall suit, a Me Banboo Rakes. Good, sturdy bamboo woolen aporta dress, or a skirt or two You see them on the campus, going makss hla fiAc atstamaot of any a mera aong! Ten hew patterns In SS-t«eth aiaa. brown, navy, brown and green. to games or to business. Double- kiad Maoa ha loft tha 'WhlU »1.69 At HALE'S Fabrics—Main Floor, left Housa.' It ta eloar, plata-apokaci, Rcgalar $L98 Grades breasted or Balmaccan, lined with silk straightforward, tha Hnom and crepe or “Earl-Glo". Sizes 12 to 20. Active young school girls love >9e Wiadow VentUatora, tbeoe Cinderella and Jack Tog coiutdartd uttaraaea of a diattn- Metal ventilatora with wooden cotton frocks. Tha styles make guithad Amactcaa. framea. 8 Incbca high, adjust- them tha envy of their school able to S3 inchee. mataa . . mothers with an eye for quality appreciate their tail-

Th«J.WHALCco. oring and fabrics. Sizes 7 to 14 iC H crm Conn* I ireara. Second Floor. Tliiiisdar At 5 O’clock (WTIC),