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F n erd Halted And Antopsy HITLER TO VISIT Cagpaigii Not To ^Preddoit’s O m W ar Debt Perfennit Son Of Tlie HENBURGSOON Seek Set Quote—480 VictiBi To Be Given a Idw s In flain Fenn To Be W orkers W iD T ry to R aise Washington, Nov. 22.—(AP) —^ e n t to the presence only of Secre The. program of Gov. Roosevelt’s tary Mills of tte trAasiuy and Prof. Presented To Presideri- H eating This Evening. Plresident Confers W ith A d- H oney Needed (or Jobless visit to Washington: ^ Raymond Moley of Columbia Uni­ i ' versity, bis own advisor. Arrives Union Station at 3:80 Goes to apartment in Mayflower Elect A t Today's Confer^ Yisers To Plan Next Step p. nu - Bridi^ort, Nov. 22.—The etate’s Hotel for overnight stay. The most ^tensive financial cam­ Goes at once to White House, en­ . Attends dinner at 8:30 as guest attoxney'B office today Joined forces ence— Sec. MiDs TeBs O f h C r i s i s . paign ever undertaken to Manches­ tering by smith door and proceeding of honor at National Press Club. with the dty detective bureau in a w a r ter will open Monday, December 6, to room, where President Hoover Wednesday—Confers with Demo­ iM>ar«’W"g investigation of the rela^ D ttr out when the Manchester Emergency will meet'hlm. cratic leaders before departing for Confers informally with tte Presi- Warm Springs, Georgia. Ibree Proposals To Be ttons edatlng between Ralman Qold- Berlin, -NoVi 22.—(AP)—^The Ger­ Employment Association, Inc., seeks berger, 70, merchant, of this city, funds to relieve local unemployment who was kOled two days ago by a man poetical TCene ddfted today to during the winter. .campaign S u g g e s t e d . Ut-aod-run truck, and his son, Har­ the study o f President von Hlnden- wiU continue one week, closing Mon­ ry, «L who is being held on sui^l- burg where tte aged chief executive day, December 12, and idthough a d o n « being the driver of the vehi­ was xloseted with his closest advis­ quota baa not been set, it is estim­ IM V E S HOME Washington, Nov. 22.—(AP)— cle. GopBberger is to be arraigned in ated that 4190,000 WiU be needed to With his own war debt tii City » u r t this evening on charges ers on tte Cabinet crisis. carry on the work until spring. of evulng responsibility and of Among these were Otto Meissner, plain form, President Hoover today tte presidential secretary, and Gen- 480 Workers awaited the arrival o f Franklin D. causing loss of life by reckless op­ The drive orgfanization will be the FOR WASHINGTON PAIHIY eration of a motor vehlde. Kurt.von SchleiCher, ndnister of de­ Roosevelt, hopeful of evolving with fense. and . the power behind the largest ever created for a simUar f t - Coroner Phelan has set tomorrow One of the . major proUems factog Pre^dent Reirbert-Heisjier, d ^ ) purpose, with more than 500 volun­ him a Joint program, for dealing with as the date of . a hearing on the Cabinet of Chancellor Franz von Papen. whitt resigned lisst week. for the rSmatoder of hls term, and Prinident^eiect Fraiiklin D .-i^ s e - teer Worixers taddng part. The cam- international financial oldigations. cause whwi the result of an autopsy paiga wUl he headed by Col. WtiUom President-Eled W ith SmaD on the body , of Kalman Gkfldberger In ttat same study tte president veit when he takes office Is tte war deht^'estion. Mr. Hoover aw ibls DIAMONDS SCARCE Their meeting time was set for 4 expected later to. sm Adolf Hitler, succSssor-to-be discussed tte question today,. ne^Ohart showasthe C. Cheney as chairman of tte fin­ p. m. in the White>House. will be submitted and possibly otter lion at a glancA ance committee. He wUl be assist­ evidence that has not so far been leader, of Germany’s Nazis, tte most Pkrh Boards Train At As Mr. Roosevelt headed for powerful single group in tte Reich ed by twelve majors, who to turn Washington this morning from New brought out will be assisted by eight captains AT OPERA OPENING FonaiaLIs Halted although it does not hold a major!' York, bis latest formal word was ty in tte Reichstag., each, with four additional workers Jersey CHy^-Gam er To that the conference should be wholly The body of the truck’s victim had on each team. The team Workers been take to Maspett, I* I., fw Letter K ^ t Secret personal and informal, and that re- and captams wlU total 480 persons, sponribility for debt action should. burial yesterday before aspects Meanwhile tte text of Hitler’s (MFHARVj and- added to this number are tte M eet Tram A t Baitim oie. One Lonely Tiara Sem i A t the the case developed which catised its rest vdth present authorities xmtil he letter to tte president, in reply to xhajora and the'finance committee, himself takes office. transfer from the Police Depart­ a presidential memorandum-inviting beridm sevini stenogrhpfa'irf who are ment’s Traffic bureau to the Detec-, tte Fascist to form a Cabinet with Three Possibilities now preparing the proqpect Ust. Aboard Roosevdt Train en Route Metropolitan— T ib b e 11 tlve bureau. The Maspett authorities certain limitations, was still held a 9^500 Prospieoto One of the four men who will at­ were communicated with and the secret. The prospect list, WUl consist of to Washington, Nov. 22,—(AP>— tend—Secretary Mills—^beld three funeral cortege halted at the ceme­ Franklin D. Roosevelt sped toward Plays Star R ole. possibilities to be open. He listed Nazi, headquarters however, inti­ between eight and nine thousand them as a Joint program for presen­ tery gate. Kalman’s body was re­ m a te that the obre-of the whole names, triply the number on the list Washington for his conference with turned bhre and the autopsy p ^ Fasuiu Edscatar G w s No tation to Congress; recommenda­ matter, is Hitler’s demand to know for last year’s driW. The twelve Ftesident Hoover today, accom­ tions to be sent to Capitol Hill ^ formed. Today it was sent again to whether he has been commlBsione jhaJors have already been selected, panied by several memboa of the New York, Nov, 22.—r(AP) — Maspett for buriaL lir. Itoover alone; or suggestidas The discovery that stimulated this to form an. authority presldlal Cab­ . R eiien Except To State and they are to choose tbe names of staff that led his presidential cam­ "Simon Boccanegra”—it was really transmitted by Mr. Roosevelt ta •ctfvi& was tte fact that Hany inet -r- remonsible primarily >to their team captains, whom tbty are paign. Lawrence Hbbett to blond udilskers Democratic Congressional leaders ~~~ |yr, jHihom? before his father von HlndeiHwirg .— or a co itio n now obtaixU^. The majors are as Moving swiftly through New —opened the new, briefer, thriftier with whom he will meet tomorrow. government. involving Reirastag That He b Now 76 Y e a r s follows: C. Elmore Watktos^ C3iarl«H York streets from bis. East 65th over on.Baschmcin- avonie. parties. , S. Burr, R. K. Anderson, James season q f' Metropolitan Opera lost Tbe already complex debt question hired a truck correspondihg, ac- street home the President-meet was added to to ^ y by rabUcatlon t Hitler’s ■ Argunmit Trumlnfil, WUIiam Knofia, Fred crossed the Hudson on a ferry and mght «,«4ling to witnesses, t t t t e W t - ^ ( N A f e . BendaU, Edward Taylor, Herbert B. of a memorandiun from Czeebo-Sk^ run vehide that paused the death of It is fiitier's argument that if the D iy Leidn’T d jsftftik flb boarded a train at Jersey City, N. J. Mr. Boccanegra, who was a soma- valda, aligning that country with Preskkot desires siB/^ autiicattary a i y e , Hairy Russell, William B. In ' the party with him ware body of tbe fourteenth Cantury-tte theiddtir man; tte farther fact that caa^ ee, P. Quirnhy dnd Great Britain, France and Belgium Harry and bis » tl»r wens aat m goveriBhsBt,- he..«8nhi James .A. Fariey, chairman of the first doge of Genoa, no less—broke to asking for "reeeosideratton of to: ifie • Thb donimlttw National' wnumttea; evmi'toi tbs honCrs. ' > this-promem ind-sa extenskm pi tiwc i,'Jtte.g^erndri8 poUtieal’ 'Other half went^tb what oaoa suapenskni of ^yments for tte du- ehhd. who had been brdered to pay S e weh5^.<»rdidi^tion should he renowned'educator and 24th-ifrei^ home shee.*^ totiro*uFthBr eousldsf atteifc**’' placed to’ such a chancellor’s hands. the-govextiorii daughter. • > luf^kmebr dtamend tiara and one thd^ fatter |40 k nioirth as the re­ dent of Harvard Unlmsity, has re­ MBla Ah—Mg sult of a lawsuit ffve years ago, were The Nazi also is x^resented as A n ^ fN t o d s i ‘ .sre or more friends had gatt* ohly, stMffKlMl hut ' Diiiht to tbe feeling ’ that If - tte ‘president desires signed. ' At a me'etirig of the Board of Di­ ^^tBe'Kbosevelt topm bouse to "Horseshoe.” in default. . . No reason for his resignation was Asheville, N. C., Nov. 22^(jAP)-~ tinue a coalition government, then it Is n a r s qf the Association last night, see him off and.were v.hRIng.wbeD MiK'-R'. Edsrasd ManvUIe, Sr., rlrar Detectives say the dellnquendes given to tte tersely worded an­ Reynolds Rogers, that Strange tentative plins for . tbe cantysign eared at the end o f had amounted up to, |1,400.. incompatible with’ such an arrange­ the governor wove K, Tbe dtamond days of opera sitiOD, his ment to impose conditions as to nouncement, which called attention character yriio appeared to'n,mpun- welv dlsctuised. It was decided not the long recep on room with hie i t the 'Metropolitan appeared to to the fact that' he will be 76 years sot say. Whan newspapermen Cabinet members and policies in ad­ tain village, ttree nmntts. ago from to eet a quota, os an attempt wUl daughter. . have descended to tbe gold stand­ put tte question tn-Jeeretary Mills vance. old December 13 and that the crea­ be . made to obtain ae much aa poi- Is Ootof South "Kentucky wny’’'was no more today. ard. his answer was: The President’s reply reached tion of tbe house plan has fulfilled a Bible. The Board, however, admit­ Witt cheery "hollos” , to "Jlmy But Mr. . Boccanegra, . tte old "Such an organization would bn KING GEORGE MUM Herr Hitler early this afternoon desire, of many years. In his place.once again is Colonel ted that'at least as large an amount and "Louis” and the others Hr. Genoese, doge, could see ttat though very helpful r i^ t now.” whereupon the Fascist summoned The bouse pkm, bom of a desire Raymond Rqbtos,'Social worker and as last year would be necessary to Roosevelt' came .through tte, room, diamonds were not oe prominent oe Nor would tboso at tte exoeutivn his advisors for another conference. to destroy student cliques at Har­ prDhlWtto:-'.advocate, who. after In­ continue the • work tbie winter. In expresrihg. a desire that some of beforr, there was no diming of mansion discuss how. olosdy Mr. ON DEBT PROBLEM It was leamet. that Hitler had con­ vard and made possible through tbe sisting for ' thrqf days' be was 1981> tbe Aeeociatlon bpent* 192,000, them might be with him during his brUlldnee. Ermine wae almost com- Htever will ally his talk of debts ferred earlier today with Alfred generosity of Edward S. Harkness, "Rogsrf”, recognla^, Ws physician which wae raised by a drive and stay, St. Warm Springs, Ga., where moimlace, keeping tte draft from Witt his. proposal for a' ons-third Hugenberg, the Nationalist leader, New York philanthropist who gave said, his wife and ms idsnflty for tbs be is going from Wsshington. He White iboulderi, Lorgenettes and slosh to tte armaments of tte en­ meanwhile. It Was said no arrange­ 111,000,000 to build the necessary first time yestefday. He said that made no rmerenee to tte conference opera flaeiei flashed to Jewelled tire world. There wae a oertatoty te Opens ParUsment W iA Col- ment had been made for a meettog bouses, Is probably tbe greatest of Robins memory Is apparently restor­ hands ae the ladles looked around to will dliouss tbli lubjeet, and were between Hitler and the president Dr. Lowell’s legacies to Harvard. ed. total epent by the town charity de- (Oonttonad on Page Blglit) •ee what tte otter ladles had on. has been unoffioial talk that te but that the Nazi had until Thurs' The introduction and organization For two days Robtoa bad^bfen'ito- partssent ■ Bad Popular' Color would offer it ae a eounter propos­ 20 Weeks Period orfnl Cerem onies; Talks day to give a definite "yes” or "no” of tbe tutorial system and general ^ r tte caw.of a phyfic]nn» weaitog ■Afid ttsy saw red. Xt challenged al. to the president. examinations, the adoption of a sys­ the heavy beard and tlm overalls to AJtbou^ a definite set-up has not yet been recommended to the Board white as the prevailing ibsde. Not It seemed certain alio, that te tem of concentration and distribu­ Fbfch he bad tramped toe mountains TROTZU CDAKDED always a delicate red, either. Often will outltoo Ideiu for aooepttof oom- On Jobless Insnrance. tion of the college courses and read­ prospecting, contending he wae of Direetore of tb# Aaeooiatlou, it it flamed eoarlet, rich and deep. peDsa(;ion in tte form of oooorste ing periods were but a few of tbe "Rogere.” if planned t o , solidt prpipeetive Mr. Booeanegra was doubtleii agreemente for tte expansion of CANGSTERHIDRDEilS other revolutionary changes In col­ T^ce bis wife had lAan hlui'aad glveri for donations that will cover RT PARIS POUCE dlsas^nted at tte start, for there Amerloan markets abroad, where London, Nov. 22.—(AP)— King legiate education that Dr. Lowell In­ both times he said be did fSoog* a twsnty--(AP)—'Leon Trot­ beaded toward Waihtogton to meet. need for economy and farm relief, tol909. ‘ a B^ere strain” tte statement lald. ously as possible to order to proper­ sky, the exiled Russian Communist; He found Harvard a comparative­ "Dr. Griffin answered in the, af­ OQDORN COURT tte President incumbent' in a oon- and tte solution of the unemploy­ ly alleviate dlstrese this winter. It was whisked ' across France today _____ ” <«■' ferenoa ualque 1a Amerloan hlatoty. ment problem. Cleveland, Nov. 22.—(AP)—Two ly .antoUinstitutlon of 8,882 students firmative and there wae ellenoe for le poselUe that contrlbutori wlU be under extraordinary police super­ and jto endovrinent of only 122,716,- half a minute. In a final oonferenoe last nignt Ever-old yet ever-new, a pageant persons were shot to death and the aiked to give amounte- equal to one vision, but despite the guard, two with ' Lleut-Governor Herbert K. of heraldry and history, medieval alleged slayer, Abraham Auerbach, OsUe Her Name week’s salary, this amount, of impleaiimt Inadents marked tte (Oonttoned mi Page Bight) "I went to Mr. RoMns and gave P rw es To Gonrt That 95 P e r Liebman, hli newly elected luooes- > ceremony marched vdth modem alleged leader of an alcohol conspi­ course, to be distributed over tbe passage ttVbugh Parts. sor, Mr. Roosevelt put state affairs government for tte scene In tte racy, was wounded here last night him my hand” Mrs. Robins ■aid,"and twenty-weeh period. Trotsky was obviously annoyed by then slowly but steadily the change behind him for the ipaoe of tte two House of Lords at midday. The In a fight In a speakeasy. Local empk^ers will also be ask the aotions of two strangers who did Cent Alcohol Can Bo Con* weeks he will devote to national and words of tte royal address came The two killed were Mr. and Mrs. came. It was hot all of a ludden and sd to obtain contrttnitiona from not know they Were mixed bp with international affairs. from tte King’s mouth, In fine, deep Sam Grossman, who owned tte 9 1 1 TIMES wae vlelbly a Severe strain toMhe their employees, preferably by the the exile’s entourage. To Bfeet Leaders tones, but they were written for him place, police said. One stranger twice slapped the by Ramsay SiacDonald, tte prime Soon after his discussion with Mr. Auerbach, slashed on the throat and (Conttooed on Page E.gbt) (OoBttnued on Page Bight) face of one iof Ttotzky’s compan­ Hoover of tbs ttres_problsms msn- minister, and his Cabinet colleagues. with one of his hands nearly severed "Large numbers of my people are RY itRiM RD HAN ions, a young man, at tte railway ttonsd by. tte Chief Iseoutive to his by a knife, was taken to a hoq>ital station soma time before the exile’s Boston, Nov. 22—(AP)— Testi­ message of invitation for a confer­ stin unable to find employment,” In a critical condition. He was held mony to indicate that liquor con­ tte King said, "and tte persistence train left for Dunkirk. Tbe stranger ence, tte preetdent-eleet will meet imder close guard although doctors Insisted he owned two valises tbe taining as much as 96 or 96 per cent Witt various Democratic leaders to of this situation causes me tte said there was but little chance for Sacrifice * Willing alcohol could be swallowed was to- greatest anxiety. Unemployment as his recovery. Vidiin Dying After Attacic young man was guarding. talk ovet tte course Congress shall we have known It for some years is "These belong to my comrades, let trodueed at a hearing before United follow. Detective PhUlp Bova said Auer­ States Commissioner Edwin C. The vlswi of tte President-eloot undoubtedly tte gravest of social bach confessed killing GrOssman them alone,” Trotsky’s compamon problems. To Die, Police Discover said, but the . stranger slapped him. Jenny,' today on tbe question of re­ on debts have not been made known when the latter cut his hand with a Slasher Ihd Just Been moving. Max Relsman of Boston to publicly within recent weeks bu( "In particular I am distressed butcher knife. The Slaying of Mrs Both were taken to a police station, that many young men and women where the stranger admitted he was Kansas to connection with the sale some of those who have been aeeo- Grossman was unexplatoe^ Detroit, Nov. 22.— (AP)— A fan-ftfirst o. alleged polsonons Jamaica i^ g er clated with him have suggested thin have never In their lives had an Involved In Plot Freed From JaiL deelinsd^ to become a human mistaken and apologized. opportunity of regular employment. tastic picture of voodoo mysticism sacrifice to toethe "("Gods of Islam,” but Paasenger Ousted there. Several days ago Dr. Wil­ references in his campaign epeeob- Auerbach and his brother Louis liam F, Boos, testified that a'liquor es to reciprocal tariff agresmsnts In tte view of my ministers any were principal figures about 11 years that "when r'showed him that he The other Incident came when provision for unemployed persons lay uiffolded before police today as would bin the saviour eff the world siicb 08 Jamaica ginger which con­ may have contemplated that debts ago in a plot involving the illegal Hartford, Nov. 22. — (AP) — pollM ousted a passenger from a tains 80 to 85 per cent alcohol could should not only afford material as­ Slashed and stabbed eleven times on they sought to learn how widespread and go to hehven right away, he said second class compartment to the and armament reductlbni be taken diversion of 400,000 gallons of alco­ not be swallowed becatise It would Into consideration to the formula­ sistance, but should also be designed hol for a Cleveland bootleg ring, un­ his face, neck, head and arms, Is the cult that has claimed one hu­ all right.” • Dunkirk tnUn and put Trotzky in it. to niAintAin their morale and rittess Joseph Spagno, 44, of 888 Trumbull man sacrifice and mariked for death In d e ^ , Harris described tbe The passenger protested volubly. produce choking. tion of eiich agreements. der pretense of making- hair tonic Cniemisfs Statement . Immediately after his arrival to to resume work when opportunities and toilet water. street was removed to a * serloiu two Judges and a woman welfare stage settings for tbe sacrifice. Pres­ Intense supervision of Trotticy’s can be found. ' condition to S t Francis hospital worker to propitiate strange "gods.” ent he said, were his wife and two passage through the coimtry began The prosecution today offered tbe Washington at 8:80 o’clock te wM To Stady Insaraiioe The hrotters were sent to the At­ testimony of Peter Baiser, govern­ to go direct to tte White Bouse for lanta penitentiary in 1922 on two- shortly after 6 o’clock this morntog. Specificity, detectives wefe- hn children, twelve "Disciples”—and with a police es

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might ba the easier to explain. In ADVERTI8$aiENTS advertisements U^chil^ood he ran about with aiMMUNrrVPtAVERSDO TWO TOOTHS HELD tough guys and was twice in an in­ HIGH SCHOOL stitution for epileptics. FHE IN SECOND PU Y A Superior Boy NEWS jONURDI **Bert,” w as the b ig problem to them. He was normally serious, Adatos Exp ■ I » a • •’« (rmnWiRi-hg m ilieu A Os.) Claaaea were held in K gh achobl Pnesent Dliihes** In ealm, well educated, a "superior Air Reductitoi 67% OenM Rew, Baetfor4, Opn. right to the time of (fiosing to­ . WUtnn Meindrial Audito­ Alaska Jun .. • • • • • 4 12% ix>y” ^ day and no special program was 78% Only Dr. Ja,mes Whitney Hay, rium Last Night JBhf ore Big Allied Chein. * * ? * "I ^ Boy CaDed Model Yonth Is j riven in commemoration of Thanks- 65% ventured an opinion: ■Audience. Am Can^...'.. .> i : • j giving. It is planned to have special % ... “Bert is suffering from an inferi­ Am For’Pow 8 assemblies on the Friday- before 7% Cap Nat B and T ... .* _90 I Accused Of KilliiiK Step- ority complex and an imperative The Day Beforo t^The Menu ' “ Broken Dishes,** M artin Flavin’s Am Rad Stand .. Christmas as in previous years. Tomorrow wUl be a gay day This Thanksgiving menu is just Am Sm elt 16% Coxm. Riven .... *...... 4W . conceptidn. An imperative concep­ There wiU be an assembly on Mon­ delightful threerset comedy kept a Htfd. Cimn. Trust ...< 4 9 tion is an uncontrollable desire, usu­ in all the stores, with every­ a little different from the usual one, capacity audience in constant good Am TfA'a^d Tel *168% day, November 28 for the purpose body in town turning out to buy yet it contains everything that we First National ^ I Grandmother. ally temporary which causes normal humor last night at the Whiton Me- 116 of hearing Harold Jaequlth, famed groceries; flowers, decoratioos feel we simply must have. Am 1P7at Wks •.’....••••••••• 31% New B r it Trust...... , p^Bons to do soihethlng Irratlbhal." traveUer and worker in the Near moxial auditc^um. It was the seC' West Hartford.TrnSt. . — Assistant State Attorneys Hany and a hundred other needs tor Oyster Bi^ue ond success this season of the Com­ Anaconda E ast. Olives, pickles #*«*ee*e***s»« ^ iBSuranoB tteete . > I Cbicago, Nov. 32.— (AP)— Ac- Ditchburne and Thomas Johnson, the big h S • •• •• • 4 87% hearsal of “Broken Dishes’’ given for. weakness by everyone accepting Dupont •etc****** S N E T Co ...... 116 120 : James (Iggy) Varecha was back CJolor ^ g his loving little daughter Elaine, (a Eastman Kodak ...... 54% PIONBBB DENTIST DIES yesterday afternoon In Whlton hall. If Courageous Tbank^ving should be>a colorful Maanfaomclag S tote tin his ceU after pleading not guUty role played by Miss Margaret Peti- Elec and Mus 1% ■to charges of killing Prank H. Jor- Hollis, N. H., Nov. 22.—(AP)— The Sophomore-Freshman Dra­ If you are addicted to colds, and, hoUdayi so keep' this in mind when Am Hardware 14 Dr. Frank Bell, the first dentist In matic Club held their weekly meet­ if you are the courageous kind that colas). Cyrus has borne tiie vicis­ Elec Auto L ite ...... 18% Am HosiOry ...... ”1 ‘dan; of assault to klU in the robbery you plan your table. Be sure to situdes of. life with a' virago uhtp he Elec Pow and L t ...... 8 I of James McBlllott, and the rob- this part of the country to use gas ing.iu the form of a social yesterday can get up in the morning and take have more than one bright colored Arrow H ami H, com, <6 :8 in the extraction of teeth died last and after rehearsing for the Christ­ a cold shower, this'cold hath follow-, hEis reached the age when he is en­ Gen E lec ...... 16% do, pfd ...... ■ ■ " I i.bety of James Guisinger, escort of food. Carrots, cranberry and green Ggq Foods #••••••••••••••■■• 24^^ night. For many years he traveled mas play adjourned to the recre­ ed by a vigorous rub-dowu will do a dowed w ith three da^ughter, the Billings and Spencer.. <-7 . ■ A Miss LUllan Henry, 20, whom Var­ vegetables are as good to look at as yoimgeat of whom, Elaine, desires to Gsn ‘SCOtOTS'*•*«•••'• ^ V • echa is accused of assaulting. through New England teaching the ation .room in Teachers’ HaU where lot toward making you impervious to to taste. Beware the pale potato- Bristol BroM ...... • r JO be married to the village grocery Qiustto • • e • e • e ••• •• • » 18% Alienists said the case of Varecha use of gas as an anaesthetic. light refreshments were served he- colds. Before the shower, take a turnip combination without, a third dO| pYd »*ieeeeeee*e clerk, Bill Clark, (played by Ray­ Gtold D ust •••••••••••••••'••• 18% Caae^ Lockwood and B 800 .fore a blazing fire in the fireplace. glass of hot water with the juice of vegetaUe of a bright color. Grigri)y Grunow • • • • • e • • • • • • 1% Those who were able to find means a half lemon, or half grapefruit, or mond Merz), against the wishes of CoIUhb Co •••••#•«#••• 17 the domineering wife of Cyrus, Int Harv 23% of transportation or felt the need a teaepoonful of bicarbonate of edit's F ir e a r m s ...... 7% , ^ Pinehurst Groeexy has delicious Int N ick ...... •••“ * of a good hike went.to Me “Broken soda in it. (played by Miss Anne McAdams). Eagle Lock ...... 18 g stewing oysters : 28c a pint, Just For thirty years she has nagged Int Tel and Tel ...... 10% Dishes,’’ an. inT^tation which was a Fafnlr Bearings ...... — . 88 right for oyster bisque or oyster and upbraided her husband os a Johns Manvllle ...... 23% Fuller Brush, Class A. — , 12 surprise to. the Club. stuffing. T^ order, phone 4151. To make Thanksgiving dinner a weakling and reminded him of the K ennecott ...... *1% Gray Tel Pay Station. 19 $1 really tbMUing event, use some of grand young man she might have Kreug and T oll ...... % Hart and Cooley .... — 138 these delicacies from Garrone’s Mar­ Wltli Oiestnuts married. Lehigh Val C oal...... 1% Hartmanh Tob, com... . — * To mtdee the . Baked Totoatoes S41 Main St, So. Manchester, Conn. , ket, 1088 Main street: , Malaga table The first act opens with Mrs. Ldgg and M ^rs B ...... 57 do, pfd ...... 7, —* a m SERVICE EXAMS with Chestnuts included in our Loew’s ...... '....v...... 28%: Int Silver 16 19 raising table dates and flga hot­ Thiuiksgiving dinner menu, use Jenny Bumpsted and her elder, do, p fd ...... 42.;' house grapea persimmona flavoca- 1 can tomatoes daughters. Miss Faith Fallow and FOR dos, tangerines, pears and walnuts Miss Sylvia Hagedom, seated at tho McKeesp Tin' 48% Landers, Frary A Clk. 25 . 27 The United States Civil Service 1 teaspoon salt « Mont \vard 14^ . . . aU selected with Garrone’s un­ ^ teaspoon pepper supper table. After they have finish­ New Brit Mch. corns.. — * Commission has announced open Nat Biscuit ...... 40% do, ptd ...... — 78 THANKSGIVING erring taste tor'the best 1 tableepoon minced onion ed Cynis arrives and his lateness is competitive examinations as fol­ the subject of a harangue from his Nat Catoi Reg ...... «% Mann A Bow, Class A — 9 low s: P a r s le y ...... N at D a ir y ...... ••••••??»/ The Pumpkin Pie wife. He cheerfully volimteers to do do. Class B ...... — i Senior Bricklayer, $1,860 a year. 1 cup boiled chestnuts, cut small P ow &nd ILt eeeeeeeeeeee J.4^ If you haven’t a favorite recipe the dishes while the others depart North and Judd ...... — 12 When Your Bricklayer, $1,680 a year, ‘Senior 8 tablespoons chopped cooked N Y Central ...... NUes Bern Pond ...;. 5 . -7 which you always use for the bacon for the movies. Elaine waits on him jijY NH ftud !!•••#••.•••••••• 18% Stonemason, $1,860 a year. Stone­ Thanksgiving pumpkin pie, here’s a and offers to help but her attention Peck, StoW and Wilcox 1 *- mason, $1,680 a year, less a fur­ 1 cup breSd crumbs Noranda- 18 Ruteell Mfg • ' 8 “7 suggestion: 1 teolespdon butter. is taken by. her lover outside. A North Amer '...••••• • •■.••••• 28% Knight Conies lough deduction of 8 1-8 p er cent friend of (tyrus calls and tries to ln< Scdvill 12 14 2 cups home prepared or canned Drain tomatoes and season. Pour Z ^ k a r d ••««*eeee*e< and retirement deduction of 3^ per dues Urn to go to the lodge. He re­ Stanley Works ...... ‘ 9 12 pumpkin into deep bakin$ dish. Cover. with Param m b »••••••• Standard Screw ...... 26 80 cent; Departmental Service, Wash­ 2 cups milk chestnuts, bacon, and then chimbs. fuses but Eltone finally prevails upon Riding ington, D. C. Penn do., pfd., guar. 100 ■ 77 2 eggs beaten Bake 80 minutes in hot oven (375 him to go and immediately admits Phlla RdgC and I Smythe Mfg Co 15 • — Principal Architect, (Hospital), 1 tablespoon melted butter her lover. In their billing and cooing look stunning in one of degrees F.). Garnish with parsley. PhilUips Pete . ; . • • Taylor and Penn ....- — 120 $5,600 a year, less a furlough de­ 1 cup brown sugar Serves six. the dishes are forgotten imtll Cyrus these neat duction of 8 1-3 per cent and re­ Pub Serv N J ... Torrington ...... 29% 81 1 teaspoon cinnamon, or returns, beaming with the happen R adio ...... • tirement deduction of 3^ per cent; 1 teaspooon ginger, or Undehwood Mfg Co .. ' 14 16 That the cheapest is not always ings at.tbe lodge. He looks aghast Radio Keith • «4* ••••••< Union Mfg Co ...... 2 — Demi-Formal for Intermitteht service only, Freed- 2 teaspoons pumpkin pie spice the most economical is proved by at the imwashed dishes and takes men’s Hospital, Department of the Rey Tob, B .. U S Envelope, com.... — SO 1 teaspoon salt the new absolutely nou-run hose, in Elaine to task for her negligence. Sears Roebuck l'•<•ee•e’•• Interior, Washington, D. C. .do., pfd...... '.OO^.-■ - — Frocks P&stry best known brands eJt Hale’s Hotiery His friend, Sam Green, (played by Soeduy Va,c , •••••••••Seeei Veeder Root ...... i '6' '10. ■ Statistician (Medical—Social Ser­ 1 ^ cups whipped cream « «••••• e'e e • • Department They’re $1.35 a phir, Walter Henry) drops in agton and South Pac •••••• Whitlock Coll Pipe ... -- 8 Ruff crepe with silk back vice), $2,600 a yeEur, less a furlough ^ cup grated American cheese. CANNOT RUN. Colors are Sahara, together they sample the crabapple South R y .... deduction of 8 1-8 per cent imd re­ J.B.WU’ms Co, $10 par 88- 56 transparent velvet — New­ Mix pumpkin, milk, eggs, butter, Teakwood, Bombay, Tunis, Arabia. cider and smoke some of ths good Stand Brands I • • • • e • < tirement deduction of 3^ per cent; and seasonings. Beat two minutes. est high shades. cigars Cyrus brought home from the St Gas and M Veteran’s Administration, Hines, Line pie plate with pastry and fill New Formality lodge, although smoking is taboo m St Oil C a l ------m . with pumpkin mixture. Bake in Long sleeves are a feature of the Bumpsted home. Bill has sue S t Oil N JV...... 31% Associate Physical Metallurgist moderate oven 45 minutes, '^mhine •6Q>ne of the anuuteet tormal and ceeded in persuading Maine to mar^ Tex COrp l®% (W elding), $3,600 a year, less a fur-i whipped cream and cheese, ^ust be­ Trans-Amerlca ...... -..■ ’ •8% $ semi-fbrmal gowns. This unusual ef­ ly him immediately and she - in< t'A 3-89 lough deduction of 8 .1-3 per ..cent, fore serving, put a ^K>onful-of mix-- UhicMi -Carbide -. '25% fect gives a gr«i;c~a)tel of dlstlnc veigles her. father into consenting and.retiretoent deduction of 3^^eri ture . bn esich service. tioh to a gown. One formal goWn Soon the parson—Robert Marcham Utot Aircraft ••••••< k«ao»e*s Sizes 14-20 cent;' tehiporary employment, <^-! is made 'with a fur-edged slit re-: —arrlvea and Cyrus lives in fear of Unit Corp .. . GOLWAY s t r e e t HALL RUBINOW’S—Main Floor nance Depiartment at large, Waters The Park Hill Flower Shop is, vealing the shoulder, while the rest the storm descending when Jenny re­ Uuit Gas Imp m m . . ' town Arsenal, Mass. x ready for Thanksgiving with a pro­ of the arm is covered tightly. turns. Maine and Bill are married U S Ind A lco ...... • Exhibition Wrestling Mttteh All States except Delaware, Iowa, fusion of chrysantoemums and pom­ in the parlor adjoining, the bride U S S t t d ...... 36 Given by Vermont, Virginia, Maryland, and; pons, in all colbrs and at most rea­ Util Pow and Lt ...... • 4 At the Arthur Drug Store (Rubl- looking a picture in her flesh lithnanlon Corporation the District of Columbia have re­ sonable prices. Drop in or call 5463. now Building), one sees a selection pink, flimsy gown. 'While the father W arner P i c ...... • • * ceived less than their share of ap-, of candy most unusual. Included and newly married pair await the ^V6st Union •#••••••••••♦••• 82 pointmente in the apportioned .de-; West El Mfg C o ...... 28 WED. EVENING, NOV. 9^. Always Works among the brands are such as Mail- return of Jenny and the elder daugh­ , I pmrtmental service at Washington, Bridge goes on unabated. The lard, Hahn, Lotos Sherry and other ters, a stranger arrives. It proves to Woolworth ...... 38 AdmlselOB: ] Mec Bond and Share (Curb). 28% Manchester’s D. C. game long ago graduated from the quality makes. For Thanksgiving be Chester Armstrong, the man Gonts, 850. Ladtee, 25^ Full information may be obtained fad stage to become a national in­ candy, this seems to bd just the Mrs. Bumpsted might have married, Finest Flowers from the Secretary of the United. stitution. This imiversal yen is a place to buy. which fact she used all her married NOT TO INTERFERE States Civil Service Board, of Ex­ boon to the Christmas gfft seeker. life as a strangle-bold on poor At aminers, at the post office or cus­ If you don't know what to give, En CoMerole Csrrus. T he dialogue between the Washington, Nov. 22 — (AP) — tomhouse in this city. and are at rope's end, there’s always Left-over fish or roast lamb can hen-pecked husband and Chester Other members of the House may be Lowest Prices bridge equipment. And even if a, be made appetizing if you fix them whom be easily recognizes from,the lining up votes or worrying about hostess h u tables, chairs, cards and, in casserole: as^you would chicken oft-repeated descriptions of Jenny is who is to be their next'Speaker, but' Modem and Old so forth, she always welcomes a new a la king. i alm ost pathetic. Ctyrus offers to e f­ Vice-president-Elect Oarher; their Pompoms set so she can daade her guests with face himself in favor of the long- present leader, said todty he will Fashion Dance a change of bridge scenery. To be sure that your hair looks its lamented Chester, w;ben a knock is not take a hand in the contest. Thanksgioing best for Thankspving, spend an beard and a detective enters with 'Til give everybody here all thti Wednesdays 8 9 c""$ 1 .0 0 After the holiday excitement.: hour or two tomorrow at the Wel­ a warrant for the man Mrs. Bump­ help I can imtU ' next March 4,’’ Per Bunch urge Mother to get some rest by don Beauty Salon (Hotel Sheridan sted has built up in her mind as a Garner said t o newspapOrmm, re- Thanksgiving Eve • D inner sending the washing to the New Building) where expert bands wlll< long lost love, but turns out to be a ferlng to the faiet that he moyes to Model Laundry. It will come back so mo^d a smart coiffure to be “thank-: scamp who has spent most of bis the Senate on that date. at Grange Hall * Suggestions refreshingly white and new looking fur for on Tbisnksglvlnf. i time in Jail, Allan Taylor played the “But when it comes to the speak- CHMtonbory. MUMS $2 that she' v,ill alway.i want to lise part of Armstrong. * erebip, X expect to tell them; TbaVs with Webetei'e Old T lnen a te Tnrbaiii « Elalns is magnificent when her And Up Per pogen. Ban6or Anchovits, filets or New Model service. Phone $071 to your problem; work It out to lult Butod Porter, Prompten with Capen, have the delivery eaU. When cold weather arrlvea, and mother returns as she aecusw hsr yourselves’.’’ fur ooUare are inuggled oloeely with ruining the lives of her father “And I’ll bet that I’ll be friends Denetog from 8t89. Ell i A. Hi, • « • e • •Ota • at around necke. the' turban cornea into and elder sisters, in which sbs is with the next Speaker," be added. CARNATIONS $1.00 per doz. Luncheon Maiffil Boneless Sar< Its own. Nothing is more comfort­ abetted to her new husband and hsr A delectable dlih tor a ipedal able to wear witb a big fur collar fatbsr. The rebellion in "Broksn dines, i/js, tin a a a a a .unehbon conoioto of-m uihrooni and than one of these olose-flttlnf hate— Dishes'' turns out suoosssfully and ROSES $1.50 and $2.00 per doz. sliced oniona aauted together in but­ and they are particularly gay in a Jenny is Inoonsolabls. LAST TIMES Krasdale Stuffed Queen Olives, ter. Serve on bits of thin' toast, gar­ bright color or in the new metalllci. Lsonard Johnson cams fulty up TODAYI Use Our Flowers By Wire Service. 8 oz. nished w ith halved stuffed olives and to sxpectatlons in the rols of C ^ s , bottle ...... parsley. Don’t nilsi the opportunity to which demands almost constant « I A m A have that family picture takea while speech and gesture. Mlse McAdams, California Splnaeh, An even temperature in the they are all home tor Thanksgiving Miss Petlcolas, Raymond Mars; Rob­ Fugitive” MILIKOWSKI largest dull. a • a • a • house, and the same temperature In and tbs wiek-end. It will alwtyi be ert Marcham as the minister, wert all rooms, are important tor the a delight. Phone the Fallot Studio, outstanding. Tbs . other roMs were THE FLORIST Krasdale Tender Sweet good health of the family. Shifting 472 Main street, dial 6808. not as Important, but every one of Hotel Sheridan Building Dial 6029 Peas, tin house temperatures cause colds. Tho the oast snowed the sifeota of dili­ Open Tuesday and Wednesday Evenings Until^S P. M., W. G. Glenney Co. will Install an gent rehearsing and oarsful, pains­ Philip's Vegetable Soup, automatic heat regulator on yotir taking work on the part of the and Thursday Morning. tin ...... furnace tor about $85.00 or less. The ooaob. At the oloee of the perform- regulator saves coal, savss work, mice, praise and oongratulatlons Heinz Olive 0| 1, prsvsnts colds. Pbons 4149. were beard on all aides. S o z .b o ttle ••.••••> Not-A-Seed Raisins, Intermediate team to represent us IS oz. pkgs., 2 for .. in tbs County League. ’This lineup Y. M. C. A. Notes is as follows: Fred MeOurry. Ed. POUCECOURT Early Autumn Green Morlarty, Alphone Rubaeha, Stan­ Lima Beans, tin ... ley OpeJaob, Arnold Clarke, Bruno Edward Garland, Robert Mo- Glorify Thanksgiving The North End Boys undsr the Byoholskl, Charles Novak, Msurlos Gulness and Dennis Ward wars in Heinz Catsup, leadership of Bd. Wilson had their Burke, Stanley Opalaob, Bruno Manchester towh court thld m oning large bottle...... first birthday party last night Sumlslaskl, Aiwur Xoroh, Irving chairgsd 'With intoxication and va­ H o M o v M l with a gift of Flowers. For a very little money you Richard Brannlok is president and Comber, Paacuale Deyorio, Rlchrrci grancy.. All thrss wars,given 48 days Sweet Mixed Pickles, Don Harrington vice president. Af­ can get a nice bouquet of Flowers that would bring hap­ Black, Henry. Kemenway. in jail'' with costs of Ote oourt ter the usual masting refreibmanti amounting to 118.07 to each can quart J a r...... Any women who are interested In wars ssrved and R. K, 'Anderson Garland and McGutosss are Man piness to your Friends. We also make up howling, are Invited to come to the IN THE SURPRISE HIT None-Sueh MIu m who has taken a great deal of Inter­ chaster man and Ward’s home Is to est in ths boys gavs thsm * “Y" alleys at i 2 m. on Wsdnss- OF THE YKAh I Meat, 2 pkga. for .. days. This form of rtersation Lowell, Mass, although he ibends W a m n talk. Tbli is an entbuslaatlo. olub most of his time to this vicinity, proving f vary t o t e t o tto Krasdale Fruit Salad, which la always on the Job to miake Ths trio warsirs apprshsnded at tbslr hours coimt and iq boost the woman and u mora women will only WflUam W e d ^ Bouquets And Floral ku’geet t i n ...... what is known as Grady's shack Just good things going on around the Y. try It once thty will want to come Am Brite oft Glsnwood street. Jim Sargent, Del Monte Sliced Pine­ Jimmie BpiUane has picked the back again, so coma and glva it a Dvorak try. wbontaU thrss knaw had beep jlven Designs At Very Reasonable apple, largest tin .. permission to sisspi» at tha .Grady On TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY A Olass to “Relief Carving" la placf.place. OarliGarland, MoOutoiss and Ward Apple Sauce, being held on Wednesdays at seven decided to take possession. Accord' tall No. 1 can.... WANTED—EXPERIENCED Ramie o’clock. Any girls who are Interest- togly they threw Sargent out and " 30N A I U T a i " Prices maker on silk rlbbonaene. Steady sd to this class iheuld coma to sea ILUfiTHET Heinz Apple Butter, assumed ownership of the shaek. work. Write U. s; Rami M ff. 08.; the ' work bteg 'dona this Wednes­ Sargent did the unexpected and oom- O a O IO B S li 11b. Jw e s s e s 83 Court atreet .Paterson, N. J. day evening. piamed to the police. Sergeant John LAVBEL AMD . to the Comedy Riel Astor Coffee, The grade echeol boye class usual­ MoGlinn and Patrolman Muske LOST— PASS JS66K Nd. 4474—No- ly msetipf on'Tuesday will be for went to the shack and feund ••i»' t> ■•.I* « *•.•.»•. .. ij. . ^ ^ • .... I DNIiSDAUfflTERSnJUi Recreation Center Itema.of Interest 2 DIFFERENT PROJECTS MEETS, FLAT CARDS Th« iBt&rmedl^ m m s m m m m ; Mr. and Mrs. ;Edward elM see katefiterfained M r.' Pewey and/fahaqy pf N«w f ^CKi^eii Pie Supper and Riim< EAST 8IDB BEO . Members of the American Legion' New Haven, Nov. 22,—( A P ) i and'. Mr. and'M rs.' Charles The general response to. all the auxiliary met at the State Armory ment of zM ^ * Mr.^ahd-Mrsi Waltte?Fhkna>fi der irregutofitiei; IranUi^ there were, over fifty women 'for was 'voted 'to hold the usual Christ­ a ^ Mre. DavliT^fftiw'at tee Par­ ’tfkis^^ltO/.sQlve'lihe/.m oif tee ICn. WUllam Keen, chairman, aasmst be dis­ Means committee o f Loyal Circle of held from 8:00-8:45. The boys* nished by Alden Hairleon and his nrohiptly these symptonas. ^ junior activities will be in charge. - Miss Esther ^estoolt and U itoe patched' thiklw f^ih'o^et.to airrive Klnfs Daughters, la engaged In mak< boxing class from 5:00-6:00 had ten d ais of bd;^, ^imd‘ tee'Viiifretements the Harvard. Lampoon* wri^n o f some dia* Drawings on the Thanksgiving Denying they perpetrated ' tee Toblasson will stay at the hpisae of in tisto -for it was ah- ihg plans for two different projects attending. will be furnished by Mrs. Margaret ordriCd ianey nr bUdder’ooo- turkeys took place, with the follow­ theft of tee two birds from the Mr. and Mrs. Samtiel Simpson noufitod ,tar Ppstmastor Frank B. next mtmth. On D ec^ber 1 the an­ The business men’s and teeulty Stiles aad'-hsr dass o f girls. d it^ Users evaywlisre tely ing winners: Mrs. J^ J. Allison of poon office, the Record editors ex­ remaining months tee; school towiy. '^ matorlty of for­ nual fall rummage sale will be held v o lley -ball session w ill be from 5:00. The Jtoor -'Sodety ‘held ’ their i on Doan*$VWi$. .Eecoromended Porter street, M ra O rM Kennedy plained through tee Yale News to- year and commute from' there' on eign bprto pto'Upt^ la the Johnson blcok, and contribu­ 6:00 p. m. today. meeting in-the primary room of tee 50 years: S6UI everywhere. of/Roosevelt street' and Thomas diiy ^ their jpossesfllon of one of tee tee Tolland School bus to Rockville m tiliu 't^i^;hihfts. Sbme November tions of saleable articles are solicited There were 25 men in the plunge Church at half past three Sunday Sheridan of Norte Main street Mrs. l^rds and appeato for.tee. return of High School. . i “ iptilihg an ' as' fbUpvm: Nov. from the church people and friends. period last night from 7:0(^;00 afternoon with Mabd' DSWey as p. m. Fred Trowbridge won tee attend­ the other. Back of .tee case are two The Tcdland firemen responded-to -Ufulfqto'^ji^'l’h n ^ Nov. 80. Thuriklay, December 8, Lojml Clr- leader. ’The Judora brought their ance prize. tee call, o f P eter Stero '^eni0on;broke off a telephone Record- along with an anonymous tee imemidoymeiri toliiBf plans o f tee p. m., Wednesday. husband, Frank Mack.' Since her MISSIONARIES BELIEVED MEMBERS ENTERTAIN and electrici pole '^in - front of tee letter suggesting their return -at tee tovim it is pxtqubsed to rep air discard­ MAYTAG The women’s activities scheduled second marriage to Andrew Booth home of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert J. join t dirme:* to precede tee Y a le - ed toys which may be suitable for for Wednesday and Thursday. eve­ she has resided in 'Bradenton, Fla. Wives and friends of tee members Watrous. The-town was plunged Harvard game. Before that time, Christmas ^glfts to children who WASHER DEAD, REPORTED ALIVE ning have been postponed on account She is survived by her two daugh^ o l Hose and Ladder Company No. into darkness for a time. however, some one entered the itoc- otherwise might.not have tmy. Par- of tee Thanks^ving Day holiday. tors Mrs.' Bessie Mack Shields, Wife 4 attended tee Saturday night din­ The men’s Bible-class held their ord office and made off-with one of ehts*wiU be asked to locfic over their W . 5 0 of Kirk Shields-of Maplewood, N. L a rg e Porcelain Tnfe Peiping, China, Nov. 22— (A P I- W E S T S ID E ner at tee firehouse as special sessibn last Sunday at tee Ladd tee creatures. children’s playthings and give to the J., and Miss Edith Mack of L ^ n g r Patented Wringer. Fresh hopes for the safety of the The regular Badmlngton Club ses­ guests. The llremaa have diimera Memorial Library - with Mr. Boch- The other was duly returned tp charity depairtineht aU such which ton,. 'Virginia. Interment wlU be in Easy Terma. Rev. Bert Nelson, who has been a sion held every Tuesday and Thurs­ every Saturday night but, last Sat­ man as tee speak'er. tee Lampoon staff Friday night, and m ay be made'^.whole. tee family plot-in tee-East (Skung- Free Home Demonstratloiii. captive of bandits for two yeus, day from 6:00-7:0(y>. m. will hold a urday the women were invited. At­ ' Harry P. Files, Sr., of Boston, tee Lampoon, in return, presented Some men. have been used to re- amug) Cemetery Tolland some time and who recently was reported dead, tending were guests from Stafford Mass., spent tee weekend at his ptiut street signs. session today but Inursday’s period tee Record with a white owl, draped Wednesday. . r . ‘ were raised in dispatches from shall not be held as tee West Side Springs, Wapplng, Colchester, Tal- home here. with red ribbons. KEMP% Inc. Rev. Tabb a returned - mlssionajiF Hanjcow today. Recreation Building Will be closed cottvllle, Rockville and Manchester. ' There will be a Thanksgiving ser­ Now, tee Yale News said, tee Rec­ from tee Belgian Congo,' -Africa, SECOND ATTiaiPT SUCCEEDS XJhlted States Consul General all day, due to tee Thanksgiving A turkey dinner was put on by tee vice, which will be held next Thurs­ ord staff feels obligated to return now at tee Hartford Tiieologlcal Adams at* Hankow reported to the Day holiday. This game is rapidly firemen who proved as good at day morning at tee Federated tee other Ibis to merit tee confidence H artfoto. N o vr 22.— (.A P )— John legation here than Chinese had seen establishing itself >^te many local cooking as at firefighting. There Church at 9:30. Seminary was tee speaker at tee placed in teem when tee Harvard Federated Church Sunday mbtnini F. -Anderson, 50, succeeded in what lAr. Nelson alive on October 5 this people who are playing Badmlngton was also a program of entertain­ editors presented teem with tee ^ 1 . his mn told,^Uce was his second year. This date Is two months later whenever tee gym is available. Any­ ment. Falcetta and Felice enter­ and gave an interesting survey o: JONES’ SUCCESSOR tee people, coimtry and his work Iq, attempt at .suicide. than the one on which missionary one interested can get more infor­ tained with the. accordion and vio­ SEIZE RUM BOAT Arthur :' G; -Anderson found his mation regarding this club through teat place. sources based their conclusion that lin. About 35 persons attended. father’s body slumped in a chair in MONEY Mr. Nelson was slain.' tee officiids of tee club. Mr. Mal­ Seattle, N ov. 22.— (A P ) — A n ­ A daughter Margaret Eleanor; nouncement of tee successor of Sen­ New London, Nov. 22— (AP)— tee kffehen of M b home yesterday. A Chinese messenger was sent out lory or tee Recreation Director was born to tee parents at M r. and f o r e r e r i g ator Wesley L. Jones, funeral serv­ W ith a cargo o f 500 cases o f bottled Gas was po'uritig toom an open burn­ to Investigate the imconlirmed re­ Frank C. Busch. Mrs. Charles Preston Meacham; ices for whom were held here -yes­ liquors on board, tee speed boat er on the stove, The younger man p H r p t o o o t ports that the Minneai)olls mission­ Don’t forget to join tee regular Deaths Last Night Saturday, Nov. 19, at tee Rockville terday, was awaited today ^te Frances, said by tee Ctoast Guard to said his fath'enhad attempted sui­ ary had been slain. He was unable gym class held tonight, this starts City Hospital. speculation centering upon William have operated out of Greenport, L. cide, in a slmilan way. Friday and to reach Chillping, a Chinese Com­ at 7:00 o’clock, followed by a game Des Moines, Iowa—John H. Grill, O-ANS from 810 to |800 C. Butler of Elverett, close personal I., was seized by tee Coast Guard had left a noto at that time. made '.'to; Householders, munist stronghold, but got in touch period of volley vail and basketball 61, former member of tee original CURLEY PLANS BANQUET from 8:00-9:00 p. m. friend and business ad-viser of Gov; today as a rum runner. The srizure Despondency over tee death sev­ L BMari:eid. D i h p i o y ^ . and with a few Chinese who had just band of Arthur .Pryor and. a bcmd- Roland H. Hartley, who will, make was made after the crew of tee been rdeased by bandits. The Daughters of Isabella will master in tee. Spanish-American Boston, N ov. 22.— (.A P )— ^Mayor eral years ago of his wife was be­ Reliable Peris^-^on a charac­ tee appointment Francis ran tee boat ashore at Ce­ The released prisoners told the hold their regular meeting and sup­ w&r* James M. Curley today announced lieved to have caused his act. ter b a sis____.hd endbrsers re­ The veteran legislator died Satur­ dar Beach Point, near Shelter Is­ messenger and the Chinese troops per at 6:00 o’clock tonight, followed Oakland—Norman HUl Nesbitt, plans were being made for a dinner quired. Omr- Stato'togulated by card games. 62, form er In dia and Burm an jo u r­ day. He was defeated for re-elec­ land, N. Y. The crew escaped. FAIRFEEXD’S BUDGET service is epurtepus, confi­ who rescued them that they saw tion by tee .Tacmna Democrat, Three patrol boats from Section December 1 to tee outstanding NS'^. two foreigners being carried west­ ’Take advantage of tee most valu­ nalist and French language profes­ tional advocates of repeal, of teq 18th dential and- compieto. Con­ sor. Homer T. Bone,' who has been men­ Base 4 of tee Coast Guard here ward across the Pleping-Hankow able prizes awarded winners at tee Amendment and the Volstead-Act.' Fairfiridr: Nov.. 22.--{AP)— A venient repa^^t terms in setbadc party that will be held as New York—^Herbert Waldo York, tioned as a : possibility for Wishing jo^ed in a 40 minute chase of tee railroad on October 5. They Identi­ Among those who have been invit­ budgetof 8982,918A7 was adopted in accordanch';^v|^ 3Tour income. usual tomorrow evening. Wednes­ 68, consulting engineer and retired out tee term. Jones was a Repub- Francis. fied one as M r. Nelson, and tee other ed are former Governor-.Aifr^ B. town meeting last xfight, tee cost- Caff - 'Phone - F rifa day,’starting at 8:00 p. m. conunander in tee N. . Y. Nav^ Ucmi .as is ‘ Hartley.' and Butler. was presumed to be te» Rev. H. S. Uest in the town’s Wstori'’* This prob­ M iliU a. The Everett capitalist, who 1s a FLOOD DANGER PASSED Smite of New York; William R. F erg^n , a British missionary cap­ H^-arst, tee publisher, Mrs. Charles ably will mean a 22 mill rate on the TO WELCOME BOOSEVELT Chicago—John Kinsella, one of brother of Ificholu Murray- Butler, tured by Communists north of H. Sabin and Senator Hiram B i^ - gran d U s t IDEAL tee remaining survivors of tee president pf Columbia University, H artford, N ov. 22.— ( A P ) — R iver ______^___ ‘ ~ t Anhui In Jtme and subsequently re­ Baaikeing Aisodation, Inc W arm Springs, Ga., N ov. 22 — group of police who marched has indicated he would.be pleased by fiood danger was believed ended to­ ham, of Connecticut. moved to Hupeh Provine. (A P )—^An unusual reception for a against tee rioters in tee Haymar- a short membership in tee Senate. day when tee crest of tee 18 foot MODERN WOMEN . 848-858 Main Street President-elect will be accorded ke5 riot. rise, after remaining stationary all GRAND DUKE ILL EDITOR DIES N m N Nek M k r oonOlypsiii oad delay due to j Rin. 6,> 2 ^ F L , Robinow Bldg. Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt of Stuart Chase, Chicago economist, last evening began receding this Menton, Prance, Nov. 22.^(.AP) colds, aervouaatreSa,ezpoeuie or tio ils r esusee. I 7281, Sooth Manoheater Burlington, V L , N o v . 22.— ( A P ) — Chi-ehes-teifDisniabdBrsndPillsan^ectivo, New York when he visits his part- STEALS TAK WARRANTS sees a 30-hpqr work week and a morning. At 10 a. m. the gauge —Grand Duke -Alexander, pretender John Leonard Soutew ick, 74, editor lelisbleendtiveCMdiRclief. Sddity time home here Thanksgiving Day. 83000 a y ear tocpine fp r every-fam ­ measured 17;5 feet and the rate o f to tee. th ro n e 'o f the. C zw s, ip seri­ all dnnawtsiorovetiSyeere. AWtar 'Our ' ' monthly charge is ef tee Burlington Free Press, died There’ll be no bands, no crowds, Chicago, Nov. 22.— (A P )— Miss ily in tee United States. Vi^re, oh, fall was one-twentieth of a foot per ously ill here of sciatica. He Is un­ jteree and a half per cent on suddenly early today. He had been if they can be avoided, and as lii,ie Esther McCredie, a school. teacher where, Atr. Chaiw, did you,see it! hour. One factor , was fresting able to walk but his friends .hay his tee unpaid, balance. connected with tec newspaper since We’ll move axiy-day now. excitement ra is possible. has had her troubles. weather, especially to tee north. condition, is not ‘ dangerous. ’ THB D IA M O N D ^ BSANO'’ 1884 and had been successively news At tee Thanksgiving dinner tee For months'she tried, without suc­ editor, city editor, managing editor Warm’ Springs Foundation gives cess, to find somebody *who would ac­ and since 1907, editor. Governor Roosevelt annually as a cept a t p a r 8400 w orth o f ta x w a r­ Soutewich/vm tern in Bombay, founder,, just tea foiB^tion rants .tee had-accepted. in lieu of N. Y., aM vi4#gtaroato

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We can’t ask you to count the springs because they’re imbedded in dowpy S W re so white cotton felt and fine moss fillings, but there’s a silk label sewn under the seat cushion to prove it. The label reads: “This 2-pibce suite made mellowid|[, ate then given the with 1,000 springs.” That’s your guarantee that this is the very newest idea in living room luxury.^ You’ve never aeen anjfthing like it before. tobaccos ill all J ^ e ^ of ^a t Lucky Strike Nothing ever quite so comfortable. So come with an open mind .. . and but that does not <»|daia 'fying processy described by the you’U see why we’re so enthusiastic about it. Charles of London style, covered in figured tapestiy. / f q l ^ toisted”. That's Strike ^ i^e mildek cigat^e. .why • ''^■* * •: • t' ‘ 'r . '• 16 ' * ■ ' ^ *f* ' ' •■ -'_■ . ■ •*'• y ■ •■•■;* ■ '■^■‘:‘^:'^;r'-'i-^' -'x^ • .'■• .'■ - .1' ' ’ v/^v' .\ PAGS FUUB MANCSHBSTBR BVBNINO . HBBAtU; SOUTH IU]^QHS3SBB» CONN. TUBSDAYi NOVBMBISB:^ J ■BBPPi DAILY RADIO .-f' 'MM New York,ilbv. 22.—(AP)-»^Aa- sistyfit District AttdMSF Harold ARESiUlDSWIMMEIIS W. Huttags wmt before the Ctomd FOB , JUltDAY. NOVIM9ER It (Oentrtl •»< SiM«rn itandMd Thptl. A Strits ’ ApIUIbb PfaCTMEif Nsibni Nb^ M b Jutj today and bagaa presenting (Net*—All programs to koy aa< baslo ohaln or frooM totropfjmlow OHOt- A floral nmambranee w fled; coast to coast (e to cl deelgnatloo InMVdea alTavulable statlona.) Trtiaitir tht Yoath of Oar CooBtry. evidiiDce for an investigRtioo to d»> Protraino gubjeot to change. P. U* Cent. East. tsnrinejVriietlMr any eruhe had bean this holiday win be moat (Ay n o AMOOto«o« Proee; :nd Marge — asst; Live Boiettb Surface Bet Do opamfittsdin oonasetion with ths aecqpti^.to ypor __ iwast preeshtirilda of elslms to the eetate NRC*WEAF NETWORK StIS-7i10-Buek Rogers M14SB- THE PUBPdSB,OF THE HIOHT buying and selling goods, tof^tUer AAtIC — Eaeti w oat„(k^ weel wttc ' oast; Bsrris Osch.—Dlzlo A west: SCHOOL with m undsrstoiMmig o f bustosAfS qf IPto y . von E. Wendel, multi- wjar wtag wcah wfl wUt w »r uio wmr O'Hara Orah,-midwast ^ Not T u u d Like Bnnow- ethics explained. Toaohers art eon-, ntiroonibe spinster. ' vrMR wcae wtam wwj wi^l Midwest: S;IOi- 7dO-Wahdarlng Bay — wabo; Harry BSrrls Orafiaatra—also a Back in the days of Andrew Jack- staatly alert to notice any special Hdsting8'''u)pearaace beftwc the for thdt Thankfgiffeg wmaa wefl ksd oroo-who wow wdal Grand Juty f^w ed a conference SHS— 7:46 — daorgla Rrloa — bablo; ' iefA seeals. son money and pnqperty numat very, likes and abilities deyeloping. A Feaat. - John Kelvin, Tane^DMa: Organ good amount of gener^ vocaticmal between him. District Attorney •otjTH — wrva wptf wwno wM wjax w ^ ; Plana RaoltdI—mlfwaat ^ little. There waa not much of any­ vfla«wBUB wlod wsm wmo wop mpl 7d)0— sd)0—Aba Lyman OcOD.—baslo: infOrmatiou is given. EspeieiaUy are Thomas C / T. Crate and John M wjdz wsmb kvoo efky wfaa wbap apro Dlotatora'-^laaa: Busm Ojahii— thing to buy if one had any money, all pivUe taught the Significance o f Harlan, trial counaU for Um Weagsl woai ktbs kths J.,,. west; O’Hara Orem—midwest Los Angeles. Nov. 23.— (AP) — MOUNTAIN—koaltdyl kglrr kfhl 7:15—7:16— S:IS-Maglc Velaa, Mglab and everyone lived on a free farm of the various occupations ' in their estate. Hastings Said that HOrien COAtT—kM kfl tew komoto khqphq kpo I iio—■ S:60-Kato Smrth., SteSS- «enga—bs* Snakes that "swim” In the desert his oem. But all that was a century bearings on society as a whole. Fi­ had visited the district attomej^s keca kex Ur kga laid kUr kgn aic;sic; MadiMn ilndarS'Tl^a office at tbs' invitation 6f Crate and 7HS- S:46—Tbo CoTumblaiMr^ to a sands arc being studied by Dr. Wel­ ago. Today there ie much to be nally, the rSlationa of groups, and SMO- 6:00—The Street Slnga^r—e to e bought and a recent book lists over thoBS between employer and em­ he quoted Harlan as saying, "1 have *4 ^ ^ slol^Molodie Theuahta—also c ter Mosauer, soologlst, at the Uni­ made no comDlaint.’* 4:4»— B:4S—SekaUry Hawkins—east versity of Califomls at Los Angeles. three thousand oociqpatlons. Every ployee, producer and consumer, and ■lOO— OHIO—Mme. Alda—also eoMt necessity Is expensive, every amuse­ the relatl(Hi to the government o f all When Surrogate James A. F c^ 5:30— 6:30—Ralph KIrbdry, •arlteno These dsllfomia snakes Uve be­ 1:43— diAS—Back of the News—Also to 0 ment costs money. There are hun­ labor matters is taught thoroughly. last'Friday dismissed the claim of •ekatary Hawkins—mldweBt tH»-10:46 —Wm. O’Neal, tanar— neath the surface of the desert, but gry turnstiles and dots waiting for The school attempts to anticipate Thomas Patrick Mpnis, Scotsman, 6:00— 7:00—Hymn Blno—also coast east; Myrt and Marge—repeat far in their subterranean wanderings that he wall a son of John, Ctottlieb p in k , YBU liO V , BBOMZHi 6:15— 7:16—Ray KnlqhVs Sketch west ■ . nickels and lUmes. Apples, flshUig, life and its demands upon people wrixTE 10d)0—tl:00—Barlow Symphony-« to o Stay rather close to the surface. For swimming, and camping, once free and to trsdn them in advance to 'Wendel, brother of Ella, u d there­ 6:30— 7:30—Ray Perkins, Comedy 10:80—11:30—laham Jonaa Or,-ro to a 'swimming purposes the-loose texture 6:45— 7H5—The GoMberos. Sketch l1:0O^1td)0—Don Rodman Or,-.^ to o for the taking, now cost so much per naeet living successfully. fore sole -heir to the'Wendel estate, 7:00— S:00—Sanderson- and Crwmit 11:30—1S:3(b*H. Stem Orohas.—o to c of the sand is mechanicaUy com- hour or pound.'And there are not Vseatloiial Ednentten the surrogate announced he would POM-POMS 7:30— S:30—Wayne King's OrOhsstra 1t:00— 1:00—Danoa Hour—wabo only I parable to the waters 'ot the ocean. send a tteinacript o f the testimray to t:00— t:0O-Ben Bernle and Lada enough money-paying jobs for all Foreign countries have far out ALL COLORS 6:30— P:30—Ed Wyon A Band—c to c NBC The head is wedge-shaped, with a of money and to know how to hdd 1919 that we have done much about c^aid by the district attorney this ROSES 11K)0—12.‘00—Georgs Olsen Orchestra wdati wcky kyw kfkx wanr wla kwlt Sharp keel' or edge and a counter­ 11:30—12:30—Don Boater Orchestra- kwer koll wren wmaq kso down the best job. the matter here and we are still in morning. east; Ben Bernle—coast repeat NORTHWEST A CANADIAN — wtml sunk lower jaw." Job Tralntag experiments! stages. The Federal \' ------. . ------wiba kstif webo wdsy k()T ckgw efet These peculiar animals, known to government has ^ e r ^ considerablo CB8-WABC NETWORK SOUTH — wrrh wptf wwjm wla wjaz Today workers have to be effi­ STAGi^ FAKE HOLD-UP CARNATIONS - CALEiW UIAS wfla-wsun wlod wsm wmo wab vrapt science as the Sonora occipitalis, cient They must do a certain aid but the states . are fearful bf ------^ BAS’C—East: wabc (key) wlcc wade wjdz wsmb kvoo wky wfaa wbap kpra actually live in the sand, differing New Haven, Nov. 22.— (A P )— woko wcao waab wnao w « wkbw ware woal ktbs kths amount of, work of a certain quality what tiiey choose to term paternal­ whk ckok wdro wcau wlp-wfan wlas MOUNTAIN—koa kdyl kglr kghi msurkedly from burrowing creatures or lose their jobs. Most aU of us have ism on the part of the national gov­ Charles Jones of New Haven was wean wfW wspd wjsv; Midwest; wbbm PACIFIC COAST — kgo kfl kgw koma which live or travel through holes to earn our living some time or oth­ ernment and have been slow to tiike fined fSP and costa in Orange town PLANTS wgn wfbm knibc wcco kmoz wowo khq kpo keca kez kjr kga kfsd ktar EAST AND CANADIAN — wpg whp they dig in the sand. Dr. Mosauer er. There w m a time when boys advanU«e of grants. And there' is court todity after pleading guilty to wlbw wheu ivlbs wfea wore cirb ckao Cent. East. calls the sand-swimming reptiles still something high-sounding and a charge of obtateing money by DIXIE — «-gst wfsa wbre wqam wdpd 4:00— 6KIO—The Swanee Sarenadara were apprenticed out and when they Potted Pom-Poms, Primroses wiioz klra wreo wise wdsu wtoc krid 4:30—15;30—Singing Lady—eastlat only "subarenaceous" types to differen- had lalMred for the master eight or grand about Latin aad algebra, false pretense. WIT ktrh ktsa waco koma wdbo w(w 4:46— 5:46—Orphan Annis—oast only 'tiate them from turmelling animals. ten years they were on thdr way whatever it may be. In the last de­ Jones was accused of staging wbt wdao wbig whas wtar wdbj wwVa 6:00— 6:00—Jea Furat’s Orahestra fake holdup of his delivery truok.for MIDWEST — wbcm wsbt wcah wmbd 6:16—A:15—Plano Duo, Guitar—wJs Sand Swimmers towsu:d becoming members of a craft cade many cities hav,e spent huge Begonias and Ferns wtaq wkbh kfab wlsn ksej wlbw kfh 6:60— S:30—Liners’ Orchestra — east; Ssnd-swlmmsrs can disappear guild. Later on it was the custom sums on vocationsd eqifipment with the purpose of defrauding an insur wmt wnax wkbn wgl Singing Lady—midwest repeat varying results, usumiy not com­ ande company. 9 90 d a ^ jail sen' MOUNTAIN—kvor kir. koh ksl 6:46—6:45 — Lowell Thomas — east from sight in an incredibly short to "bind’’ boys out till they became only: Orphan Annie—midwest rpL tlmeT ot age, a sort of apprenticeship. But pletely satisfactory. One city equip­ tones was suspended. PACIFIC COAST — khj knx koln kgb 6d)0— 7:00—Ames 'n' Andy—oast only He also is facing arraignment in CENTER PIECES / kfre kol k(py kvl kern knij kfbk kwg 6:10— 7:16—Musical Dreams, Orahas. SimUar types are found in the i0ien machinery came in a good ped its vocational high school for Cent. East. 6:30— 7:80—Betty Reap A Orehastra Sahara desert, but they are skinks, deal of-it was so simple as to require applied electricity with a trans­ City Court here tomorrow in con Selected Cut Flowers neatly arranged will enhance the 4:00— 6:00—Mast the Artist—coast 6:45— 7:46—Johnny Hart, H^lyweod no training in operative methods. former costing 1125,000. The whole nection with a dmllar purported beauty and decorative scheme of your Thanksgiving table. out; Happy Go Lucky—coast only 7d)0— 8K)0—Your Govornmlnt—to a members of the lisiurd family. The theft which he reported to New Ha­ 4:10— 6:16^aptaln Jack—east only 7:80— 0:10—Adventures In Haalth lower side of the Ixidy of the sklnk Difficult operations were taught by building was equipped in the same 4:30— 6:80—Skippy — east only; Be 7:40— S:4^Pat Barnes In Parson skilled workmen. Thus it Can be seen styleTta 1931 this thing was dis­ ven police three days, after the first is concave, forming sharp parallel one. tween the Bookenda—west only SmO— t:06—Musical Mamorlas A Peal keels. By drawing in the ventral that Industry has always provided mantled and the building is more 4:45— 8:40—The Folks — wabo only SiW— 6:60—Friendship Town, Sketch simply equipped. The tendency la Cem etery' Wreatits - Bouquets Musical Comedy Memories—also 6d)0—10:Q0—Country Deeter. Sketch scales through contraction of its training for its workers up to mod­ It probably won’t be nhcessary 8:00— 6:00—H. V. Kaltenborn-c to 6:16—10|16—Song Tuno Datoetive - strong abdominal muscles, the Cali- em times. The daughter leariied how towsra generalisation and simpi' 5:15— 6:15—Reis and Dunn—c to e 9:80—10:60—The Radio Rubes, Sanga from which one can proceed toi this year to notify the Democratic 6:30— 6:30—Jack Miller A Orches.— tH^i0i40—Mary Steoia, Soprano forrda sand-swimmer can accomplish to regulate and. manage her home candidate that ha has been elected cast only; Skippy — midwest re 10KM>—1140—Pickens Sisters — east! thf) same thing. from long association with her moth­ gpecialtxation and complexity. peat; Willie Botts In Person—west Amos 'n* Andy—Repeat for west Woodworldng, electricity, printing president 6:40— 6:40—Relief Talk—wabc only 10:16—11:16—Nat'l Grand Opera-to d Eyes of some sand-swlmmera are er. The boy followed his father, BN6— 6:46—Just Plain Bill — wabc 11KXL-18KI0—Frankie MaatM Oreh, protected by very thick lids with through the day’s work and learned' trades, and gas engine work form ANDERSON only; Plano Pictures—also coast 11:3O-12:30-Danelng In MVlwllwaukaa fringe-like scales. The lids close with what to do. Almost everyone frilow- the .basis of many studies. Manual a double surface. ed his father’s footsteps and for training and vocational instruction Greenhouses and Flower Shop Dr. Mosauer has also found simi­ those who strayed from the paternal will not give its best return until it David Chambers larities between snakes living on the path the apprenticeship and binding has nceived more respect and un- 153 ELDRIDGE STREET surface of the Sahara and southern out system was provided. dentahding from the older curricu- PHONE 8686 WE DELIVER Ciialifomla deserts. They have inde- School Training lumi, a road aU new things have Contractor pentently developed the same kind of Today girls are not directly or In* had to travel. WDRC WBZ-WB^ locomotion. Such are the homed directly required by social custom or BprlBfflcM — BostM viper of the Sahar aand the side­ any other force to marry, raise a and B u ild e r c n family or keep a home. And the winder of the southwestern deserts. boy who follows the occupation of FAVOR MISSION MERGERS Tuesday, November 33,1933 Both travel by "sidewinding,’’ which his faUier is more of an exception ^//t ^. tu ) / ( / '/< I TnesdBjr, Nov. St, in its principle resembles the side- 4:00 p. m.—Orchestra. than a rul^ these days. Nor is there ‘blue coaT / 1 'i I fUl * h i< E. S. T. wise rolling of a screw. This form New York, Nov. 22.— (A P )— 4:16—NBC Hdalth CUnie. any regular apprentice system. Yet Board of Foreign Missions and the 4:00 p. m.—Tito Ouissr, Mexicsn 4:26—Piimo Miniatures—Doris Tir of travel eliminates necessity of firm every employer' wants trainer or Tdoor. points of resistance on the ground, Women’s Foreign Missionary Soci- All persons liable by law to pay a .18 ON SALE i O I Ol'l I) reU. experienced workers; none others tay of the Methodist Ej^icopal personal tax in the Town of Bolton 4:15—Curtis Institute of Music Pro-. 4:30—Orchestra. essential to the noipaal wriggle or need Apply. The school must offer undulatory aiethod. church issued a joint statement to­ are hereby notified that said tax is gTA JO t 4:45—Concert. this training which is a password'to day In which they expressed their due and collectible during the period H:00—Meet the Artist. 6:00—Agricultural Markets. the job. But the place of the school h l i i c '8il5—Harold B. Smith, pianist. "willingness to increase oo-oparation November 16 to December 16, 1982, at 5:15—Swanee Serenaders. is always last—last In the ssnse ImmedTatety’ with other dsnomina- inclusive. 5:30—Skippy. 5:50—Singing Lady. MIKE BODA RELEASED that It never takes over a duty un­ 6:45—Musical Comedy Memories. tional board and societies in the tot- All taxes unpaid after December The 6:45—Little Orphan Annie. til it has been proved that no other eign mission field. 15 will be charged f 1.00 additional. ■9:00—C!urrent Events. 9:00— Weauer; temperature; agency will or can effectively per­ 6:15—Reis and Dunn, comedy duo. Naples, Italy, Nov. 22.—(A P )— The statement folowed the pre< Taxes may be paid any day at my W.G. GlenneyCo. IfIfU ?(' ./ / /////., Sports Review—Bill WUUsma. form the needed service. Tbro4Hi> sentatton Friday and Saturitoy of. home during the above mentioned 6:80—George Hall's Orchestra. 6:Q9—Progrun, forcsst . j Mario Buda, also' known as Mike its entire development the scbMl - /Av 9:45—Chandu the Msfficiaa. Bode, "myitery men" of the Saboo- the laymen's foreign missions in- ^riod; ‘ .. Phone 4149 8:14-^Tlme. / .m - has never^comgsted wltii any agan- Guiry, wbiob rscommsndsd a unified / (Signed) 7:00—Myrt and Blarge. 9:16—The Mbnitor Views the News. Vancettl case, was relCtied on Skt- oy, it has always filled a gap left ,7:16—Chamber Music Ensemble. lirday from the penal colony on Poa* adn^stration for mission work ANTHONY A. MANEGGIA, 9:30—Ssvannsh Liners—Orcbestrk, open by our other social Insututtoo abroad, Collsetor, .7:80—Hany Barris’ Orchestra. direction Robert Armbruster. ga island and gent back to bis boms chain. The school must teach our A special committee will be ap< '7:45—MMvarst Birks, contralto; in Savignaao, having completed a Dated at Bolton, Conn., 9:45r- Today’s News — LowsU boys and girls economic efficiency. pointed tty tite Methodists to confer Nov. 7,1932. ADVERTISE IN THE HERALD-IT PAYS 1. Barbara Troop, pianist; Oaorge Thomas. five-year fentence for anti-Fasdst Ell Whitney, in becomUig a minis­ irith like committees from other j Westerman, violinist. 7:00—Time; Amos 'a' Andy. activities. ter, is said to have destroyed a first boards "which are ready to consider 8:00—Abe Lyman’s Orchestra. 7:^6—Musical Dreams, According to bis own story, Buda rats mechanic to make a third rate further co-operation and formulate 8:15—Mafic of a Voice. 7:30—Hank Ksens. was a close associate of Sacco and preacher. The school wants to help definite recommendations.'* ^;80—Madison Slnfers. 7:46—Johnny Hart in H pll^ood. Vancetti 'who were executed for ^ pupil find out just what he likes The foreign missions board of the i8:45—Tbs Columblsns. 3:00—AU-Star Radio Rsvsil. murder in Massachusetts several and doss best and then to train him Presbyterian church in the U. 8, ^:00—Music thst Sstisflei; Strsst 3:80—Adventures 1b Hsslth. years ago. bow to do that task most effectlvs* A, and of tbs northern Baptists are ^ Singer. 3:46—Pat Bsmss. 'He left the United States in 1920, ly. V also mesting today and considering ;9:16— "Tbresds of Happinsss’^ 9:00—Musical Msmorisr. worked as e gboemeker Iq Italy end ^ SpeciallsatieR tbs inquiry's report. . Tommy McLaughlin, baritone; 9:80—Friendship Town. Wes arrested two days before Sacco Here again comes tbs old quts- THE NEWEST AND . David Ross, Andre Koitelanets's 10:00—Country Doctor — Phillips and Vaasettl were put to death. Ed­ turn of specialisation sad gensral- I Orchestra. Zxnrd. ward H. Jemes of Concord, Mem,, isatioD. We do not want to uun out }b:80—Cslifomla Melodies. 10:15—Muilcsl Skit. bee visited him twice in prison in an jacks of aU trades who are ,masters E0;00—Jsy C. Flippen-des; mixed 10:80r-Jimmy Hals a u b OrobsstrB. of none, nor do we want to narrow 666 THE ONLY MIXER . cbonis; orebsstrs. effort to return Buds to America to LmtllD—TABLETS—SALVE 10:45—S ^ ngflsld' ItspitSUoas. Bsws. estebllsb the innocence of Sacco and a pupils work too much. The probatte Cheeks Colds first day. Headaches 10:30—Edurln C. HUl. 11:00— Weather; tsm ^turs; nseA of the group being taught COMBINING THESE 10:45—Wttllsm O'Nesl, Bsritone. VaaBettl. ^ Neuralgia la SO mlootee. Malaria F in e s t have to be carefully consideredosTvo aaoaad !ll:00—Columbls Symphony Orches- Sports Rsvlsw—BUI Williams. GREAT FEATURES 11:16—Natlossl Oriad Opera. The new contract bridge rules weight every way poeelUaUs. fikills trs. 12:15—Frankie Masters’ Orebsstra. aad knourl^ea needed in w ^ 666 ^ L V E for HEAD COLDS 1:30—Isbam Jones’ Orebsstrs. rem l^ us that we hadn’t knoum k 12:80—Tims. * just exeetly what the old ones were. muet be ta ii^ t aad eone idea M Most Spaedy Remedicf Known. I TO BE SONOLBADEB HEAVY SNOW IN CANADA MIXER New York, Nov. S3,—(AP)—For- Montreal, Nov. 23,-’-(A P ) — A jmer <3ovsmor Alfred E. Smith will heavy snow storm over the St tmske bis bow as a sang Issder No­ Lawrenci River all tha way up from vember 39 at a song-fest in the Father. Point to Montreal waa re­ town hall. ported by the gignal lervleg today. I He will lead the audience in the Some vessels were forced to enebor. jearoling of “The Sidewalks of New Formation of e little lee on the ^ork” nls politics! theme song. south side of the river erouad Three MANCHESTER I The proceeds will go to the Now Rivers was reported. : It wee not of Sea bow eimply the n e te r ^ r k Inflrhiary for Women and sufficient strength to eeuie any tilts back to let bsstsre ^ Id re n . alarm.' DAIRY drain Of bowls be removed. Thanksgiving Specials

Castle Farm Inn NO. 1— Manchester Frozen Pudding and Vanilla In Pint Bricks Nationally Famous Delivered on order from the Dairy or your nelgfdiorlieod dealer. Bssters lift from stand to O U w ill enjoy using the new UNI*I NO. 2— be used anywhere with any For Its Food bowlorpan. Canbeuaed VERSAL mixer. Alwayf rendyf it is over stove for beaming Y ONE QUART BRICK LOAF, SPECIALLY DECORATED FOR •auece or teoattagk^ a mixer that makes a pleamire oF every Invites You To Make Reservations THANKSGIVING. mixing^ beating, blending, whipping aad •drring task. •• the one m ixer to oombitte For Thanksgiving Dinner Consists of Philadelphia a ll desirable features of iti worthy pfede* T e l 3 9 3 0 Vanilla and Plum NOTE—This spedal will only be made on order end wtB only -ha ObSateaUe at your nrighberiioed MENU store. N on deHvered from the Dairy. Fruit Cup Stuffed Olives Garden Celery However, We Advise You To Place Your C^era NOW For Either trf Wieoe Spe- \ 'I z After-Dinner Mints ciala and Avoid Disappointment. Tomato Bisque or Consomme When you want lemen, Dinner Rolls Saltlnes lime, grapefruit or orange U[\ 1 V tlR S A L Jutoe, Juet slip on this Roast Vermont Turkey handy Juice extractor. THI TMM MARK KHOWN M IVann Giblet Gravy Cranberry Sauce Mashed Potatoes Msahed Turnips Sifted June Peas______The Manchester Dair Asparagus Salad French Dressing **-V T T S M a h i S t . Phone 5181 English Plum Pudding Ice Cream Co. Hard and Blindly Sbucb ''i4 u f Hot Mince PiePumpkin. Pie Apple Pie P H O N ia f f lw Tea . ‘ Coffee Chmwlate ry / y "'A k ...... V* •

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Police Barracks awaiting court victory of the weak coloniirts over tho van tnA -^eh v m Service, R o a n u i s m i orders to destroy or to sell at auc­ the stronger mother cbuhtiy. ' 'with its ti^e-' was headed towarde SfiHo^rstaflbM vio' liave a nekr! tion. COLUMBU The Young Married Women’s I^urtfdrd from W ^> ^Tbe. truck, «p Mde andi top . constructed. State ■-f ,..v The case of Louis and Paul Car< Club of Columbia entertained the eight,ton; iwpu( qwpedihyvthejt^cndck Policeman investigated the accident dallco, father and son„ came up in A public meeting of the Busy Hebron Young Women> Club .'i^attsfer and. Storage Company of which t i ^ up tra|fic for several GEISHONTffBI OWHEItS FINED the Rockville City Court yesterday Shippers Clothing Club and , the Thursday afternoon at the town Winchester, Va.; and driven by hours; Nidls i^rehd'^u^ i^e' morning, as the result of this raid. Preserving PreserverA Canning Club hall. There were 16 Columbia Roger W.-Winfield. As it approach­ highway; fo r several'hundred feet. The charge against Paul Cardallco, was held at the Town Hall Friday Women and two children present; Und^rpum Hit aitd'HttchrHikejr ed the low underpass nekr/Staffonj, Nd'-traoo haal5oto.«fditofollowing a lar business meeting. A team con- hostesses. railroad 'underpass which wks too weeks ago, she said today.' >Eigh^ol conference between Judge John E. Miss Alice Clarke and Mrs. R. G. low. He continued ion-and eos a 're­ CJape Town; Union of South Afri­ sllntlng of Fannie Belle Hurlburt and (Special to The Herald) ca, Nov. 22.i^(AP)—Amy Johnson, nine t u r k ^ owned by Mrs. Hanses Change Pleas And Take Fisk, Attorney John Yeomans and Irene Siegel got second place at the Proctor have closed their Columbia sult the top of the truck and trailer were, etolen. . Prosecuting Ottomey John B. home for the winter, and will spend Rockville, Noy.. 22 — Tkeopbilus as well as its' left iUde ,wia8 ripped who holds the :s p i^ record for a Tolland County Fair at Somers, and 'Frenqh, of Winebeeter, Virginia, is flight from Bnglud to Cape Town, The lone remaining tuiksy alsc Thomas. fourth .place at the state fair at the next few months in Washington, off. in' dopmeA to leave the Rshsen'hbibn H nvy Fines Yesterday. D. C. in a' critical concUtkm at the Jobn- said* today ‘ that she will' fly home soon. He Waa scheduled to ‘ Linen Tablecloth .. .$1.10 cohol was stored In Rockville, Man­ may slip in a tin of cookies, bo you can come in and taste how wonderfully chester, Hartford, Thompionvllle well Silent Glow oil burners bake. Windsor Washer__ ...$44.95: Launderleifl Tableclothi 54x72 ...... 98c and more than 100 five gallon cans was seised. Local truckmen brought Georgian Heater...... $8i;5o:; Dinner Cloths^ 68x71...... $9c' In the sugar, yeast, and molasses There’s still time to install your while trucks owned by the distillery Pipeless Furnace__ ...$6196' Luncheon Cloth ...... 79c carted off the finished product. Silent Glow for Thanksgiving. Come Taken by *'Rlng" in before six tonight, or early tomor­ Auto Hot Water Heater .. . . . $5.89 Brdcaded Table Runner...... 29c The distilled alcohol was shipped row morning and your turkey can be to various points In New York,' Bos­ BRUNNER’S baked with the quiet, efficient heat ton and New Jersey, where a group fropi a Silent Glow. There are three Men’s Blanket Lined Leather Coats , . $6.96 of fifty cordial rooms were t perated f by the "bootleg ring" which financ­ models to choose from, ranging in Timely Items For Men’s Lined Gloves ... T...... V" B9c ed the Rockville Distillery. The MARKET price from $22.50. Each model is headquarters In New York City guaranteed by the Silent 'Glow com­ Men’s Felt Hats—Lined...... $1.96 was the Horseshoe Restaurani at Thanksgiving 223 West 80th street, the "Goose­ Furnishes the pany, as well as Watkins Brothers. Meii’s Flannel.Robes.... ,$2.98 neck Inn" In Hoboken, N. J., and Blue Enamel Roasters...... $1.69 various places In Boston. Ingredients! Federal investigators have learn­ Heavy Aluminum Roasters...... $1.00 Women’s Robes . . ; ...... $2.98 ed that the dlstlUlng plant was set up In Rockville by a Brooklyn To bake good food you FOodClmiiper...... 04c Women’s Zepher Coat.Sweater...... $1.98 mechanic who does noth'ng else but must have good ingredi­ HCt up distilling plants. The plant Cast Iron ,Dutch ^0^ 79c All Wool Jersey Dresses ...... $1.00 was sot up during October, 1031 and ents to start with, so we the power was turned on November asked Brunner’s Market Enamel Percolators ...... 69c women’s Hats...... 88c and $L49 2, 1031 with the second meter being installed on December 24, 1031. The to help us. All the foods Installed 3-Plece Earthenware Bowl S et...... 89c All Silk Dressesi reg; $4.96^Now ... $2.96 operation of khe plant stopped on used in this demonstra­ the night of June 12, when the workers received a tip from some tion, including Gold WINTER NMEMPOMOUHTAl ■ ------unknown source. On the night In Medal Cake and Bread question a sign, made from a card­ ANTl-FREEZE board carton, was placed on the b!g IHours, Williams’ Ex­ door to the tobacco shed which tracts and Royal Baking Alcohol 6 4 ^ Aoused the distillery, and read as saI* $ * 2 9 1|B8 Proof. With Contalnor. ollows:—"Bring Back the Tools Powder, are furnished by and Close Up the Place.” This was Brunner’s Market. Milk 1 * written with blue chalk, which was The ThaBlieglvlBg pies recovered by the Investigators. from* the West Side baked tomorrow will ba One of Biggest Dairy. f given to the needy through The so-called "Rockville Distil­ Mies Jeesie Rpynnde, Social lery" was one of the largest ever servleo mirae. raided in New England and by far r . 1' the largest in Connecticut. The plant consisted of a 100 horsepower in FmnMufe steam boiler, ojl burning; one 30,000 gallon vat, two 20,000 gallon vat, OPEN W^NBSDAY EVBZ ' ■ * ...... V—...... „i. t... • • i’ . WV . ., ‘ V I ■ V,'- ' :-,« ■■■■ I--'-.J. r.''' ■i ' \ V , -y^ 'l;"\;'r ■^^V'*.•>- . ^.‘T^' • ' ^-i'

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a m Itsa of ouporviBion of tho ni* it Is as bad a one as a precedent in m i^vm^atnr ral MboolB, wh«n we r«t outalde of short-term borrowing on the next Health and Diet the "home ofllee,” le $180,178. year's texatimi. Of all the pitfalls Entnlng l|rraU> When there is oUpplng to be dose tint have betrayed the feet of local Advice in the Intereet of n balanced budget governments Hiat one has proven ^iEiuiS*'fimiS5& ^ i^ ! h t , inc; By br. Frank MeCey rr it siMEii stTMt perhapg some brave legislator wiU tho most dangerous. ^ 8o«U llueb«st«r, <^n« propose that some of it be done on Connecticut is particularly fortu­ Smart bedrooms are using these i THOMAS rBROfasOH ______t OWEf l Itew r the tail of this sacred cow. nate in being in a position to swing SCIA'nCA Am> LUMBAGO 3 TonHdstf Oetbbor 1, lltl with the utmost facility a bond issue hlany people with a rheumatic Hvery Hvenfac Czeept VETO UNUKELT sufRcient to provide for the current HeUda; a Haterec at the and immediately impending defldts. tendency suffer from either lum­ comfort pillow-back lounge chairs Not many persons will accept out bago or sciatica eapecialiy in the at Seeth Uaaebester, Expecting that she will immediate­ i»eoad Clae* MaU ^ t u r . of the second-hand predll^ona winter months as cold seams to aofic»urnoi( RATiis ly set about a genuine balancing of One Tear, hr swU >....«• .saeo being peddled about Washington aarva as an exciting eauae fbr the Per Ment[to, by net) .SO that President Hoover will veto a her budget and avoid any further attacks. Lumbago is eimply a mus-;. ftasle eepieB ___...... 0 .00 geuvered. eae year...... tO.OO beer bill if one is passed by the deficits, it will appear to many to cular rheumatism in the lower baek be better business to make a small over the lumbar region, of the spine. f inncBBit o r t h b associATVD ifTPf duck Congress. Such a predic­ Sciatica is a painful inflammation • PRBS8 bond issue than to get our feet into of the great sciatic nerve, really the H^hat ' Tbs AsBoolatsd Press Is exclusively tion doesn’t quite make sense. ntltled to tUe use for republtoatlon Mr. Hoover would be very unlike­ the mire of tax-anticipation, which is largest nerve in the body, w h |ch it ell oewe dlspatobes credited to It the worst possible kind of public | arises in the pelvis with branches of Choice of ly to let his purely personal opin­ it running down the back and 1 ^ . er not otherwise credited la this financing. makes this taper sad also the local news pub« ion on the merits of prohibition lead There is extreme tenderness along ished herein. { him into such action in view of the the course of the nerve with some­ new chintzes • All riahts of repoblicatton. of times a shrinkiag of the muscles. apeclsi dlipatcbes herein are alee re« very great need of federal revenue "A M N E SIA " i served. Colonel Robins having now recog- f Apparently sciatica is caused by a store different and in face of the tremendously em­ similar type of toxins to those Publisher’s Representstlve: The nised his wife and all fears that the uliUB Mathews Special Asency—New phatic mandate for prohibition re­ causing lumbago, the difference be­ iork. Cbloaao. Detroit and Boston. form rendered in the recent elec­ lady may have made a mistake in ing that the irritating material boa from others? identifying him as her husband be­ accumulated around the . nerve ' Pull service elient of N ■ A Ser> tion. Any such action would be the trunks. These troubles often’extend vice. Inc. ing thereby allayed, the case of the ' Member Audit Sursau of Cirauia* mark of sheer fanaticism, under tho with recurrent attacks over a period tlona circumstances, and Mr. Hoover cer­ celebrated dry leader may be filed of years, and many patients five up away with the long list of more or hope of finding any method of per­ (Fourth of a Sariee) The Herald Prlatlaa Oompany. Ine.. tainly is,no prohibition fanatic. At manent relief although there, are a assumes no flnaacial responBlbllity less similar “amnesia" episodes. dor typearaphteal errors appearing In most he has merely leaned strongly number of measures wMcb give tejn- advertisements la the Manchester toward the prohibition side; buc Borne day a researcher into the oddi­ porary or partial relief. Hvenlns HsralA ties of the past may write an inter­ I am sure that many of my read­ even that was before the voice of ers who have had either lumbago A recent nation wide TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 22, 1932 the people had been heard in the esting bopk on the subject, which or sciatica for any length of time poll voted Watkins may take its place in literature will find it of great Interest to know reverberations of November 6. Brothers the most beau* WHERE THE MONEY GOES along with similar studies of witch­ that diet is very successful in com­ Even if the President suspects pletely overcoming these disorders. Of course the regular recurrent craft crazes, the blue glass cure and tiful small town furni­ expenses of Connecticut’s state goY' that the adoption of an act increas­ The fundamental toxic irritaUon other manifestations of wave super­ must be removed before one can ture store in the United ing the permissible alcoholic content ernment’s routine administration stition. Still and air, the "amnesia ’ hope for-a permanent and complete States. would be unconstitutionsd while the have got to be very greatly reduced. thing has a more obvious reason for recovery. After the systemic pois­ Eighteenth amendment is still in oning has been eliminated, the cure Nobody can kerlouflly question that its invention than the system of force, the responsibility in that case will be speeded up by using other Some of the reasons During the bogus prosperity era this burning old ladies at the stake and measures to increass the circulatloo is not remotely his. ’That is a mat­ commonwealth, like every other po' does nowhere near so much harm. of blood through the affected parts. for this were doubtless liUtAl unit in the country, went ter for determination by the Su­ It is always advisable to defer the simple dignity o f the manipulatUve treatments until after along with the times in setting up preme Court The Constitution does the acute pain has subsided; other­ building, the spacious all sorts of new services and ex­ not empower the President to pass IN NEW YORK wise the manipulation might in­ first floor, the Drapery panding old ones, oil of which cost upon the questions of constitutional­ crease the irritation. The impuri­ a deal of mosey. Some of these new ity. For him to do so in this case, as ties should first bs removed through and Bedding Shops, the Composer-Prlesb fasting and diet. Heat treatments services and expansions were useful in any other, would be merely to New York, Nov. 22.— Quite the are of some benefit for giving reiisf many furnished rooms and some were merely ornamental usurp tbs function of the power es­ most astonishing tate to drift my and increasing the circulation. on all floors, and the al­ In addition to the presence of tbe A good deal of this boom-time lux­ pecially created for that purpose. way from ’Tin Pan Alley concerns a rheumatic toxemia there are some­ ways intriguing cottage, ury will have to be scrapped and Borne of these reports have been priest in New Jersey, wlio is credit­ times other causes present which the fumiihings of which those elements of new or expanded attributed to Individuals supposed to ed with a long list of popular and must be corrected. One of the com- have set the style for services which we may be able to be “close to" the President. Never- jazz song hits. mone.st contributing causes is tbe Who. for instance, would expect slight misplacement of one or more New‘England homes in retain will have to be toned down the less the logic of the situation "When I Take My Sugar to Tea" or vertebrae or tbe sacrum. ’The slight in cost. would seem to indicate that they are “ You B rought a N ew Kind o f LOvo misplacement may have occurred this Vicinity for the past . One of the fanciest flowers in our not so close as they might be to the to Me" to emanate from a priest? during a fa!'..or during a strain, or twelve years. The outstanding success of this In­ it might be due to wrong posture or prosperity garden is the State Ds Hoover mind in this connection. We teresting career has been sung from a weakness of the. muscles of the don't believe, for that matter, that partment of Education. It is not i one coast to th« other: “Love Brings lower back. Another cause of lum­ ■So often we overheal* matter of exactly ^ ien t histoiy there is any justification whatever a Littte Gift of Roses." bago may be Inflammation of some of the organs in the pelvic regions the remark, “ I could aiien there was no such thing as « for such a forecast of Presidential AU these, and more recent work, have appaarsd—I am reliably told vvh'ch causes reflex pains to be fait If your bedroom isn’t just '‘right” perhaps this chair will spend days in this store.” state educational department in Con action on a properly drawn revenue in the lower pa t of the back. —unded the name of Pierre -Nor­ remedy the fault. Check your room here: (1) Does it need a i^cticut, and the present majestic producing beer biil. man. But “on the inside" they wili Tn cases where a painful sciatica proportions of that governmental tell you that Pierre Norman is no'ic i t present in one leg it la aometlmea bright spot of color? (8) Does it need a comfortable chair for due to a faulty position of a verte­ machine are of comparatively re­ DE5IANDING THE BOTTUS other than the Rev. Father O’Con brief moments of leifiupe? (3) Or does it just need something nor, of Orangs. N. J., who is one ot brae and the discomfort can often The attitude of those members of cent development. In a relatively few the best known priests in this sec­ be removed by a single manipulative new that i^fashion-correct to “pep” it up? years It has grown from a little bu­ Congress who in increasing numbers tion of the state. treatment. The best temporary treatnoent to relieve the pain is in the last few days have been loud­ He has sought to avoid any pub­ reau consisting of a secretary, an some form of jbeat; hot towels, bat This chair will remeily any^qf these ilis^ And yoq’ll bless Uio. assistant secretary and three or four ly declaiming against ^ncellation, licity and has urged that Ms name sitz baths', electric pads, hot water not be connected with his songs. day when you took advantage «of such a tremendous value! reduction or revision of foreign debts bottles; or treatments with an elec­ clerks into an institution of much Certain Tin Pan Alleyites, aware ot is a good deal like that of a dipso­ tric beat generating lamp will all Choose from a score of chintzes . . and let us store one or more magnificence, more power and of a the public interest that would attach help to make the patient more com­ degree of usefulness coneeming maniac who knows that a smaii and to his songs were the facts adver­ fortable. away for Christmas gifts I which opinion is divided. timid friend is hiding the bottle and tised, have found themselves help­ For the permanent relief of lum­ less, Approached by inquisitive How much the State Department who proposes to get hold of it or bago or sciatica it is a good plan to pen wielders. Father O’Connor is use a blood cleansing treatment of Education has cost the people tear things apart. Usually a drunk said to have smilingly declined to which will allow the body to throw both directly and indirectly we are of that kind gets his way. It may be talk or to comment that perhaps off any accumulated toxins which there has been some mistake. At not in a position to assert, though it that tha noisy representatives and have attacked the muscles or nerves. WATKINS BROTHERS, i n c . any rate, he has managed to keep This Is best done by means of the can be stated without much risk of senators will get their way and that out of the brighter spotlights. Cleansing Diet, I would suggest contradiction that it has fathered the December debt payments will be Yet most of the song-writing folk that, if you are interested, you sand A Q!%aMon6 practieally all the "modem" educa­ mads. and scores of Broadway figures ap­ a large, self-addressed envelops to pear to be his good friends and often me in care of this newspaper, en­ tional extravsgimces for arhich the But the stew who has insisted on journey to Jersey for get-togethers, closing two loose three-cent stamps ancAedieiLf towns and cities have had to pay. being given the bottle that has been song fests and dinners. He is a and asking for the CLEANSING But quite apart from its achieve­ withheld for bis own good is pretty talented pianist and most amusing DIET and my article on either SCIATICA or LUMBAGO wMcb sura to suffer from having his own tale spinner, they say. ments In promoting costly expendi­ * • • should give you some additional tures the department is a worthy ob­ way. One more good swig and away helpful information. How Hard-boiled T wMsky with luch neartiness as to ject of observation merely consider­ he goes in collapse. ’There is quite Reference to musical matters QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS shock every European traveler ed as a state bureau and a user-up similar danger in insisting on the brings to mind a tender tale about Who has set down bis impressions. of state fimds within its own opera­ December payment from Britain two famous bandmasters. Just a few days ago, you may have read, (Injured Nerves) This hard-wMskey-drinking tra­ SILENT tions. particularly. It has been stated the mother of Ben Bemie died. Ber- Question: W. Y. writes: “I bad dition continued until tbe middle According to the 1930 report of on excellent authority that Britain nle was leading a band in Chicago. sleeping flu or sickness five years of tbs past century when thq rise He rushed awaji. to be at her bed­ ago. Since then I have been left a of tbe .German brewers began. GLOW the State Board of Education the win not default in any case but will nervous wreck. My age is 25. I side, arriving several days before Agitation for the control of mere cost of the department’s own meet that payment if it is demand­ am not able to work with atrangeri, death came, in those last days she drinking also began very early, business oftiee administration was ed. The effect on the pound sterling but I do housework at home, f eat though all tbe early efforts were wanted to hear music—her boy's well, also I am still sleepy. My eyes $46,865, including $11,426 for the however, in almost certainly causing music. aimed at encouraging drinkers to take turns of staring up—have no desert fiery whiskies, rums and "Central Service Office’’ regular a marked decline in its exchange But he didn’t have his band. The control of them. Can anything be story goes that be called upon his brandies for varistiss of beer. Dr. staff and $18,779 for the regular value, will be serious, not on the done to help me?" Benjamin Rush (1785) is usually old friend Olsen. To be sure, they Answer: Your nervous system staff of the "Bureau of Accounts and people and the affrtirs of Britain but are rivals in a work-a-day world, Europe Is Slopping Beer For U . S .; regarded as tbs first real cam­ may have been injured by the fever paigner against the evils of drink. Purchases;’’ that of the “General on our trade with England and the but old friends out of working hours. which you probably bad five yeare Roughly, the course of the Control" was $13,980, including $12,- various provinces of the British Perhaps Olsen would send certain ago. Such oases usually respond tunes to the bedroom, over the air Brewers Will Ask for Tariff Dam movement against alcohol moved commonwealth. It is easily conceiv­ very quickly to tbe fasting cure. 256 in salaries; that of "Education waves. The reason for this is that impuri­ from one objective to another Administration,” with a salary item able that it may do ten timea as Olsen listened to the story. ties which have been collected something like tMs: Kl of $10,434, was $11,550, not coimt- much damage to business in this “Me send music to your mother! around the Injured nerve cells are If W ets Are Victorious L Moderation. 2. Personal abstinence from ing $2,187 for its “Bureau of Publi­ country as would be represented by No, old fellow, she wants you—she quickly thrown out. Brain or nerve doesn’t want me----- Here, now—go ceils injured years ago by the burn­ “hard liquor." cation, Division of Field Services," the total amount of the December on and take my band—direct the ing effect of a fever will sooner or EDITOR’S NOTE: This le the fifthof Essex charged in Parliament 3. Personal total abstinence. and its "Bureau of Administration, paym ent. boys yourself....” later he the nucleue for the start of of six stories on the movement for that Canada was sacrificing noil' 4. Pressure on others for ab­ Why miperlment with mi Division of Teacher Preparation," Just a hard-boiled town — New a collection of inert cells or toxic return of legal b m , • naovement In* lions in ravenua “on a gesture." stinence. York—full of mugs and selfish folk substances and then such symptoms tensified by tbe recent eleotlona. But there ia going to be a fly 6. Anti-saloon licenM agita­ unknown, unreliable maiu> with a salary item of $6,880 and in- TAX ANTIOtrATION MIRE as you are having begin to manifest tion. —eh, w h at? in that ointment. American in- when you can own an o|l bidentals bringing the total to $8,- Connecticut's pride in having no * « • themselves. By WILLIS THORNTON tereata are going to make a fight 6. State prohibition. 7. National proMbitlon. burner made by the om)»> 186. Then imder this same item of funded state debt is commendable Charitable Elsa NEA Sorvtoe Writer for incluaion in any modifleatton r (Oetoohed Batina) The temperance movement was try’s pioneer fo r as UtUe as "Educational Administration" there but it is a serious question whether Whenever the amazing El sa Max- of the Volstead act a clause that wall drifts into town from Europe, Question: Celia U. asks: “la there Eyes across the aea are watching it be restricted to produota tbe first stage. By 1835 it claimed $22.50? Approved by Good are such things as the ‘“Bureau of we should let it become a fetish. a cure for deteebed retina of the 1,500,000 members in a country New York society aits up and asks the process of the beer fight as “grown or processed in the Unit­ Housekeeping laatltute and Academic Credentials, Division of There are worse things than bonded what will happen next. For Elsa e y e ? " ed States.” that only bad 13,000,000 people. . Answer; If the retina of tbe eye la eagerly as any on this side of tbe Many of these societies per­ the Fire Underwriteas. Teacher Preparation,’’ which is a indebtedness properly safeguarded has become known as one of the It is natural that European fully detached there is no cure, but, water. mitted their members te use beer Guaranteed* by the Silent bagatelle of $1,031, and the “Bureau by sinking fund provisions, and of the world’s most original party beer-makers should cast an aye on throwers. if tbe retina is partly attached, it Not only tbe wine-makers of and light wines. But shortly Glow Corporation and Wat­ will sometimes adhere by itself if the American market, for our of Teacher Certification, Division of there are a good many municipal of­ This time, however, she comes in France, Germany, Spain and Por­ after that brewing began its rise, eyestrain is avoided, The beat plan beer-drinking habits came from and tbe temperance people banned kins Brothers! Teacher Preparation," where there ficials in this state, and a good many the interest of charity. Having tugal, and tbe dlsullers of Scot­ there originally, and came with would be to consult an optometrist land have been watching tbe bMr as well as spirits. is a salary item of $4,600 and a total plain taxpayers as wen, who we lived in London and Paris and hav­ and get bis opinion. the earliest colonists, especif.Uy ing "known everyone who was some­ liquor debate in the U. 8. A., but Tbe Mexican War was on when cost of $6,133. Also a “Bureau of imagine are pretty well convinced the Ehiglieb and Dutch. Bebtaid the first prohibition . law came to Easy Terms one," aha managed to get prominent European bi ewers of especially these, even, lies a 7000-year his­ Administration, Division of Voca­ by this time that borrowing in anti­ (Fattening Foods?) fine beers are making prepara­ America and Mayor Neal Dow of modem artists to do a picture for Question: “Not-Too-Slim" asks: tory and timdltion of beer-making. tions to Invade the American mar­ Portland led Maine to become tional Ekiucation,’’ with salary cipation of taxes is among those her. These she has collected and, “Are green seedless, grapes fatten­ For man has been a beer-m^er if you wish brought back, the receipts of an ex­ ket as soon as our laws permit. bone dry in lw46. By 1855 there charges of $7,707 and a total of $12,- worse things. ing; also buttermiUc, arrow-root as long as he has been a breai- %ere I*') proMbltion states. By Jie hibition to go to some society chari­ wafers and cereals?" Makers of the famed Pilsener roaker. Baked bricks of Babylon 176. The sum total of “Education The suggestion that the state re­ end of the Civil Waf, however, ty. in Pilsen, Czechoslovakia, have record that they were Answer: Green seedless grapes or ^ mMting eight of the 18 states bad aban­ Administration" .was $41,266. sort to the tax anticipation system * * * already contracted with Amerloan beer from barley in 5000 buttermilk could not be considered a C. R doned proMbltion. Ah>-So That’s It! fattening unless used in very large firms to bring in 150,000 barrels Then we find that there is a of short term notes in order to rt- was an important feature of daily Then the W. a T. U. It’S in Burton Rascoe’s "Titans of aroounta. Arrow-root wafers or of real Pilsener a year as soon as life in ancient Egypt. Oreeks; "Bureau of Research and Survey," habilitate its ahnost empty treasury It was in the 80’s that the real f l ^ T K l N S Literature” that I learned for the cereals might be considered fatten­ conditions permit As this is a Romans, Gauls, Germans, Rus­ battle was joined on a grand that costs $9,425 aside from its li­ will not be unanimously applauded, first time that paragraphic and^ag- ing because they are very concen­ greater supMy than their produc­ sians, Japanese, African b^m en, eoale. The IT. B. Brewers’ Associa­ brary, which costs another $9,723. we may be sure. Too many cities and soma columning dates back to Dan­ trated and starchy. tion metboos pennit, it is expect­ all have brewed beer from the tion was well organized, having iel Dafoe. Small wonder, than, that ed that an advance supply of this When we get to the matter of su­ towns in the state have experienced earliest times we know of. ^ been integlrated sisoe 1862. Its E. J.) Tbomiipson. he sent Ma “Robinson Crusoe" to a AN IN-AND-OUTER will be stored in Canada.awaiting women went from cbtirobes pervision we get into real money, the wastefulness of that system In almoat every batch of Amer­ founder, Frederick Lauer^ bad desert island. the starters’ gun in the race for while bells toiled, kttrit in ican oelonlste sent from the home­ been a sort of dean of American b | it we find that it costs the Stats which, once experimented with, is al­ VACA’nONIB'T; Madam, your tbe great American gullet. Simi­ saloons, imploring and iraylB g GILBERT SWAN. lar arrangements are. under way land, brewers were included. But brewers, as Ms family’s' brewery CMpartment $5,000 to run its own most as bard to get away from as bill la extortionate. Do you think I moat of the colonists brewed their that the ■ubstitutlnf ferm4stsd. for dis­ «f Uhsrty was unveiled in New psrimsntiaff witb partment of Edueatlon, and have which would be selssd oii by advo« UMB TO START "How do you like my new dreas, facturers can g e t undsr way,.* til drinks. , ' / ynrlr haibci (1884) tbe battls Uof s«a ibwB, or «p i| fs r a T eF wpo oHly etted enough of these to give cates of aU sorts of extravfgant Jaek7 I bought it on the instal­ Whether prohibition la abandoned Up tO '^ time <4 tpe Rqvblu- w*ss grow ing fierce, v other, a i Umiaa aautM Ky --* t|e reader the smallest glimmering proposals.'To be sure the precedent Feet: You mean I ought to give ment olan." Or not, there i# a strong move in tioh, howler, brewing tended id Tbe dramatic Women'’s Crusade 'rite oHsSrii'se nm Canada to rapeal tbair baa on decline, dsapite attempta ■ to en- of tbe 70’s was the lotwemnat at John Barisyeeni" was of the scale on. whloh. I | is depart- is one that no on# yearns to ise ss- up writing poetryT:^ 'Setter take it back and get a . Editor: No,.you Qifbt.to bfiglB.— lew more inatalmsota. . Wehwgotair liquor axporte to . the UMted. ooHragt it. M e eountry drank *l9$- th e W . c T. U. Xt.. started,. 4n 'llptt filH iOll £uUtfi M but It la doubtful whether U TravMo, Rome. to a rsipsetablo party."-«Tlt*ws* statss.; (^ ops; skiBoy Eobinsoo portea riim ahd howe-hiddi ^ilsborp. 0.. Isd by 1^6t% ilirs. (To Re

- - . .. '0 . ^ MAMCHE9IBR EVENING HERALD, SOICT MANGKB8TBR. CONN. T ^S D A Y t NOVEMBER 22,1982. ^■F'l' .r r ^ Tolland are in Florida for the win­ ter, leaving Sunday. HARITORD’S BUnDING . ' I .A - 4 / . J - ROCKVILLE THE FIND PLOT TO POISON SUPERVISOR IS DEAD COJFEE SHOP' M A S S A C H im JUDGES Philip A . Mawm, Well Known GIUNT ROCKVILLE A. A. In Masonic Circles, Passes Cambridge, Mass., Nov. 22.— (AP) 75c —State chemists worked today to Away— Influenza the Cause. complete an analysis of a ^mte and SALE EXTENSION TIME powder, believed by Middlesex coun­ Philip A. Mason of 186 Canter­ THANKSGIVING ty authorities to have been used In bury street, Hartford, who died yes­ Several Cases Before Tolland an attempt to poison District At­ terday at the Hartford hospital of DINNER torney Warren L. Bishop and four influenza complications, was well County Superior Court—*De justices. known in Manchester Masonic cir­ We muit reduce our stocks this week to make room for Christmas. merchan^se. Carl! Case Is Not Heard. The regular staff of court officers cles. He had been building super­ Freeh Fruit Cup, Tomato Juice, Therefore, we are offering men’s and boys’ Suits and Overcoats at greatly reduced prices. was augmented by Cambridge police visor of Hartford since 1926 fmd Several cases came up at a special today and extra precautions were was former superintendent of public Blnepoint Oyster Cocktail, Orange Shop for that new coat or suit this week. DON’T DELAY! session of the Tolland Ck)unty Su­ taken to guard the persons of the buildings there. Juice, Native Celery, Queen ■ • ■ ' I district attorney, his attaches/and Mr. Mason was 47 years old. Be­ Stuffed Olives, Grapefruit a la perior Court on Monday afternoon. STORE OPEN WEDNESDAY UNTIL 9 P. M. the judges of the courts. sides his wife, he is survived by ' a M araoUno. The first case was that of the Rock­ Wilbur T. Downes of Waltham, daughter, Marjorie D. Mason, and ville Athletic Association for the ex­ custodian at the courthouse, discov­ one son,'Philip A. MasonVJr., and Boaart Stuffed tension of time for which to sell its ered the white powder In five water Us mother who lives in Waterville, NATIVE TURKEY Men's and Ydung Men’s property on East Main street. The pitchers shortly before court open­ Me. 'Ilie funeral will be held Wed­ Nut Dressing ^ appeal was made by Attorney John ed yesterday.- None of the water in nesday at 2 p. m. at the Immanuel Fresh Cranberry Sauce B. Thomas. The Rockville Athletic any o f the pitchers hsul been dnink. Congregational church and burial Association voted some time ago to The pitchers and contents v^re im­ will be in Cedar Hill cemetery. Boast Prime dissolve and it wtis first necessary to mediately turned over to state chem­ RqS.bFBEEF get an order to dispose of the prop­ ists. MBS. JUDD'S LAST PLEA Roast Stuffed erty, and since it could not be dis­ Court sessions were conducted as usual and the discovery was not Phoenix, Ariz., Nov. 22.—(AP)— YOUNG PIG SUITS posed of at a suitable price the ex­ Winnie Ruth . Judd, convicted Ari­ made known until last night With Apple Sauce tension of time was asked, and zona “trunk” murderess, has made granted. The judges in whose sessions the MaUi(^ Potatoes $40, $42.50 powder was foimd were: Thomas J. her last fight to escape the gallows, The case of Angelo DeCarli, ask­ Candled' Sweet Potatoes Hammond, Ernest Hobson, Fred­ but due to a crowded court calen­ Good and $45. ing the court to vacate its judgment dar, the Arizona state Supreme ' ' Mashed Turnips regarding his denied petition for erick T. Greenhedge and Marcus M orton. Court will be unable to act for at Fresh Bolls From Our Own Ovens Assortments citizenship, was not heard at this least twq weeks on her final appeal. Grades time as scheduled. He was told he District Attorney Bishop declined to issue any statement but it was Mrs. Judd’s appeal is based on would have to wait an additional alleged error in rulings of the trial year for natureilization papers at the understood that an investigation was , CHOICE OF DESSERT: \ ' :A being conducted regarding threaten-, court. Her counsel also alleged the Blue serges, blue cheviots, dark oxfords, brown cheviots, brown mixtures, tans, last session of the court, due to an ing letters received by Bishop last jury was not allowed to consider Fresh Pumpkin Pie infraction of the law since he re­ greys, silk mixtures and worsted in all colors. week. fully her sdf-defense claim in the Hot Mince Pie ceived his first papers. He has a wife slayings of Agnes Ann LeRoi and and child in Italy which he wishes to Hedvig Samuelson. Arguments were Green Apple Pie a la Mode bring to this country. made yesterday. toe Cream Judgment of $29.82 was granted PRISONERS SHLL FREE If the Supreme Court denies the Coffee Tea Milk $37.50 and $35.00 SUITS in the case of John Harbut vs. John appeal, Mrs. Judd likely will appear or Sweet Cider Gessay et als, a foreclosure. early next month before the Ugh Portsmouth, N. H., Nov. 22 — court for setting of a date for exe­ The case of Sylvia B. Johndrow, (AP)—Nine escaped prisoners from divorce, against Francis Johndrow, cution. $33.50 and $30.00 SUITS Rockingham county jail were still was put over until December 5, the at large today but the mystery sur­ ne.\t session o f the court. rounding their break had been ex­ Judgment was granted in the case plained to officers. $ 2 5 .0 0 SUITS of Thomas J. Dorotzak and Mary Harry E. Whitten, 45, ot Lynn, Dorotzak vs. Charles Heckman and Mass., one of the ten who fied the Bernard Heckman. jail Sunday and who was captured Judge John Richards Booth was in his home city, told Attorney Gen­ $ 2 2 .5 0 SUITS on the bench. eral Francis W. Johnston and EXTRA SPECIAL In Police Court County Solicitor George R. Scam- William White was in the Rock- mon of Rockingham county a key Hand Tailored viile Police Court on Monday morn­ to the master locks of the cell tiers MANCHESTER CRAVATS, 35c and up. $ 1 8 .0 0 SUITS ing charged with violations of the had been made by one of the prison­ s ______motor vehicle laws, that of parking. ers. In a restricted area. The fine was re­ Whitten said the key had been Fine A ll W ool SWEATERS, $2.00 and up. mitted but he was charged $7 of the made while the jail was being re­ For Men, Women and Children. Men’ s and Young Men’ s costs, which he paid. paired some time ago and when the Kiowa CouncU Whist prisoner had a chance to examine Children’s and Misses’ Fine Skating **** Kiowa Council, Degree of Poca­ the lock. Files and saw blades, he hontas, will hold a public whist in said, had been brought into the jail Snow Suits, excellently majde V * s O v Red Men’s Hall on Friday evening, by outside parties. November 25 at 8 o’clock. Refresh­ He also stated 14 other prisoners OVERCOATS ments will be served and prizes had been offered their freedom but awarded. The chairman to the com ­ had refused to join in the break. Manchester Neckwear Factory mittee is Miss Mary Bresnahan and A general himt for the nine prison­ Open Wed. and Sat. This Week Until 9 P. M. All $40. and $45. she will be assisted by the following ers was being intensified through­ 130 Center Street Tel. 778.’> committee: Miss Mary Phillips, Mrs. out New England today. Officials Sizes Grades j Katherine Preuss, Mrs. Margaret felt the men had not been able to Burke, Mrs. Florence Krause, Mrs. havb covered a great deal of terri­ Annie Steppe, Mrs. Annie Starke, tory since their escape. Tans, greys, browns, blues and oxfords. Well tailored | I Mrs. Minnie Steppe, Mrs. Rose High grade fabrics. I Schuey, Mrs. Florence North, Mrs. I Irene North, Mrs. Louise Hayes; The I regtdar meeting will also be held on 1 $35. $30. ; the same evening but will commence and COATS ‘ at 7 p. m. so as playing can start I shortly after 8 o’clock. 1 ; Ellington Grange Election MID-SEASON REDUCTION $25.00 COATS There will be a very important Men’s and Young Men’s meeting of Ellington Grange in the ! Ellington Town Hall on Wednesday T rou sers $22.50 COATS evening. This is the annual meeting --SMART NOVELTY SHOES and election of officers will take place. It is anticipated there will be. R e d u ce d a large attendance. Milo Hayes will A fashion event quite as much as an occasion of substantial savings, for certain of For work and dress. Cor­ $20.00 COATS . preside at the meeting. The turkey this season’s popular novelty styles are substantially reduced for clearance, solely be­ duroys, serges, cheviots. Blue, awarded at the whist held by the cause sizes are broken. grey, oxfords and stxlpes. Grange last Friday night went to $18.00 Mrs. C. A. Price of West Road. We’re sure you’ll agree that it’s "good business” to grant the^ savings now, while ISJSOPant, C;n COATS Asking Permit For Station N ow ...... • James Lawless has made a petition the styles included are being worn— but not every style in every size. Many styles are to conduct a gasoline station near included— ^your visit is certain to be well rewarded...... $ 4 .0 0 Men’s and Young Men’s the Crystal Lake Hotel. The select­ S4JI0 Pant, d » o men of the town of Ellington have N ow ...... v O s # O called a hearing for Saturday at $4.00 Pant, oe TOPCOATS REDUCED 7:30 p. m. at the Town Hall to hear ECONOMIZE! N ow ...... v O o A U those interested in the petition for Here’s your chance to buy a certificate of approval. . . . $ 3 .0 0 $25.00 COATS R a in co a t Legion Auxiliary Activities $8.00 Pant, The American Legion Auxiliary W . B. Coon Shoes ^ N ow ...... q DA oOU has postponed its meeting from 12 JM) Pant, $22.50 COATS S p ecia ls . Wednesday evening, the night before a t----- N ow ...... Boys* Leather- ^ j A C Thanksgi'^ng, imtil Wednesday eve­ (24 pairs.) ning, December 30. Members are . $2.00 ette Coats . X o « /9 asked to take note of the change. On $18.00 With cap to matoh. Regular COATS 92.96 grade. December 1, the Auxiliary will hold 34 Pairs of 12 Pairs of Boys’ ^ a member’s whist at the home of Boys’ Black ^ j ^ A Mrs. Harold Dowding on Chestnut RED CROSS $ 15 .0 0 COATS Rubber Coats 9 X oO U street. On the afternoon of Decem­ DOROTHYDODD T rou sers FREE! A football with eaeh ber 2, a food sale will be held at $4-49 coat. the office of the Rockville-Williman- SHOES at------SHOES at— Boys’ Green tic Lighting Company. $10.00 COATS Slickers ...... $ 1 .9 5 Bed Cross OaU Cordoroyf, greys, oxfords, |A00 gradea. District Commander, William C. tans and browns. Pfunder of the American Legion, Brown and Black Various Makes who is chairman of the Legion com­ 16.00 Phnt, Boys’ $10. and $12.50 N ow ...... $ 4 .0 0 mittee in charge of the Red Cross PIGSKIN TIES . and Styles Roll Call announced today that 54.60 Pant, Sport Coats members of Doboz Post are can­ Now ...... $ 3 .7 5 and vassing on the last few days for Red |4.00 Pant, Cross members. The local boys are $ 4 .5 0 $ 3 .6 9 Now ...... $ 3 .2 5 out to help the Red Cross without 98.60 Pant, J a ck ets any compensation and he asks the N ow ...... $ 3 .0 0 Men’a flnede Leather Jaoketa, people to cooperate in making the LADIES! An Opportunity 18.00 Pant, button atyle. 96.00| NOW $l.96. call a success again this year. Much Now ...... $ 2 .5 0 Men'i Bovonrible Woolaa more money is needed to reach last 92.60 Pant, Sizes a to 18. Tan, grey, brown Jaoketi, button liylo, $8.00i year’s membership and there is still To Buy Ties and Pumps Special at $ 2 «9 8 N ow ...... $ 2 .2 5 and blue, alio mixtaret. Alio re­ NOWI2J6. time to help. The committee will call duced price# on—' Men'a Velour in tan color at homes that have not been visit­ Boys’ Jacket, Zipper itylo, $8.00) ed this week. ■ $18. and $15. . ( M l If A NOW$4J5. Fire Department Dance Still Another Bargain—24 Pairs Various Styles ...... ,$1.00 S U IT S .... 1 e O U Alen'a Ohamola Leather Vaa^ The Ellington Fire Department, K n ick ers Zipper atyle, $«.00) NOW |fJ6. which has a special fund for the pur­ Misses’ 2-Tone Black and ^ mm ^ MM'a Horaehldo Ooati, chase/of equipment for the depart­ 92JI0 Now I f •$ 1 .7 5 $6.50 SUITS ... $ 4 .5 0 $18JK)t NOW 910.00. ments, will bold its annual dance at Brown Ties, and Youths’ ^ | /..Q Blea'a Loatberetto Oastiy the Ellington Town Hall this eve­ 92.25 Now I I • • t $ ’• $ 1 .5 0 98.001 NOW $4.60. ning. Firemen from surrounding O xfords...... DIen'a Wool Coat#,' 9$.80i Children’s towns will be present. There will be 92.00 Now • llOtll# $ 1 .5 0 NOW $64)0. old-fashioned and modem dances. Boys’ $12.50 Mob’s Wool Jadceti, $6J10| Carlton Buckmlster’s orchestra will 91.76 Now $ 1 .2 5 NOW 96*96. furnish music. James Rhodes, the CHILDREN'S STURDY SHOES $ OVERCOATS Boya* Horaehldo 0 o a 1 1, sing prompter will do the prompting 1.49 91.60 Now $ 1 .2 5 SlzM 8 to 10. Tan, grey, $11,001 NOW 9 8 ^ . for the old-fashioned numbers. brown mlstnrea. OVERCOATS Boyi* Horaehldo Oosti, 9$>00| Vegetables For Welfare 91.26 Now $ 1.00 $10. and $9. A A NOW 97JO. Services at the Methodist church THE SHOES YOU BUY f ^ Q Boyi* LaatbartUa : .Ooali, at DobsonvUle will be held each Sun­ 91J)0 Now . 79c i COATS ... 9 /o U U 98.00t NOW 9A$0. * day at 10 a. m. according to a vote HERB F O R ...... c 3 $8.50 and $8. ^ #5 A*A B o ^ Wool Ooata, fMOi taken at the ebureb on Sunday. At NOW96J0> this service Rev. M. S. Stocking of COATS ... JMDcUU Sliea 12 to 18. Tan, fr o y B «^ ’ Sbera lined Ooa«% Manchester was in charge. There Will Give You Winter Service. $7.50 and $6. A A nad brown. 96J0tNOW9^. 10% O ff Boya^^lhiM Uaad was a good attendance and the AU other .ralnoosts «ad COATS ... 9 0 o U U 916.50 and $15. members brought a large collection etothliiff ‘ 'tliht is not murkad 9 2 J 6 iN O W 9 m of vegetables and fruit, canned Misses’ and Children’s All Rubber Snap Fastener ■S low er prioM .' COATS, Now t i r t f Wed Jidids, - >. goods and groceries which will be $ 3 .0 0 stylo, ItJOi NOW 9U0. turned over to the Rockville Welfare Association for distribution. N otes ARCTICS . . • e • • $ Dr. and Mrs. M. V. B. Metcalf and 1.25 I • ^ son, Theodore of Grand street, at­ tended the Yale-Harvard game in New Haven on Saturday and spent the week-end as the guests of Mr. land Mrs. Arthur Metcalf of New C E HOUSE & SON, ir; Haven. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Seigel of ~ JSB B 'iiK an^ ______KaNcsaBBTEs BvronNe'mnttm/'sotJTH m a n c h e s i b r , c o n n , t u b s d a t , NOTOBBi»«fc“0 ^ -' '

(BMKBGBNOY DOCTORS out a flock of sheep to furnish wool imEHEN’S ANNPL for tbeif homenmn clothes. The firs: Dr. Morttnaar Moriarty, (Wl. stovs w u installed IFOR WASHINGTON PARLEY DANCE t o m o r r o w ! 5446) and Dr. Edwin C. EDgglu 1886. - . \ . (ttf. 4648) will bt available for Previous to that time foot stoves IN m ------emergendy calls tomdrrq,w. DRlVEHEREni BOLDSCEimiUEY wers used. At that time it w u the h; [(OoBtfBoed Cron i ) H o m Cdmpany Nfour seasons, is'back on tha tiall but Upon invMtigation wu Another crowd had gathered at hold for 85 consecutive years and in the amount of money raised by South- Windsor, being a resident of again aftar m uting a poreuplns that the station in Jersey Ci^ and a has attracted attention well beyond The Manchester Unallyl Circle of this campaign, and it is earnestly found that there w u no flre' in the gavs him a faisa hSl of quills. T3is cheer went up as the automobile of The 100th anniversary of tbs dedi- toat town the greater part of her the confines of Manchester. Many Camp Fire Girls will hold their sec­ to be desired that the amount sub­ stove. Great is the power of the accident happened three weeks aga­ the President-elect moved off the cation of the present Columbia Uf4, although bom in Glutonbury. out-of-town people attend each year. ond ceremonial meeting tonight at scribed reach a figure in excess of imagination then u now in Simsbury. In tbs party with ferry into the station. In the scram­ obureh building w u observed ■ lu t Her death Saturday night w u siid- Originally it was a sort of family the home of Miss Bertha Mikoleit, last year's expenditures. The Pariah at that time w u evi­ dbn. liams and his dog wers Jamsa ble several members of the evening with a special service which dently very pcor u the Rev. Davld- affair in wnlch those connected with 21 Woodland street. This is a formal She is survived by her parents, a Rogers, Jamu Rolston dad Frank governor’s party were' locked out of w u of gru t interest Several of the .son made the statement, "I am the the company attended but the affair affair and official honors will be sister and two brotoere, aU well Robertun. "Blue" had bs4n tracing the station and had difficulty effeot- neighboring towns were represented poorest paid, minister in ths county." has grown extensively until now it awarded. The South Manchester known to many Manchester people. a coon for about an hour and a hatf Ing entrance. is a public attraction attended more group are to gather at 81 Pine street HEBRON dalagations. The meeting opened The sermon of tbs evening w u When be ran peU-msU into toe porco- ^ tb a hymn followed by prayer by As the train moved out of Jersey by n s young folks than the older for transportation by E. V. Wood­ given by Mr. Broekway, who took Norman O. Findlay pine. A good house attended the school Rev, Smiley of Windham' with a ty word came that arrangements ones. 'Ihe square dances have been ward, Campfire Guardian. u bis tu t the one used at ths dedi­ The funeral of eight yeare old Instead of butlng a huty retreat entertainment at the town hall Fri res^nse by the choir. The scripture had been made for Speaker Gamer, replaced with modem numbers. The cation urvicdB 100 years ago, Nov. Norman C. Findlay, who died yes­ buk to his master "Blue" continued day evening, when pupils from the w u read by Rev. Woodln of An­ the Vice President-meet to boiurd turkey, goose and pig prises remain ’The Junior church school party, 21, ^ 2 ths 8th verse ^of the 1st terday. wiU be held at toe imme of on toe trail of the coon. Tbe hunters grammar gm es presented the play, dover; Following the ito ^ g of an the train at Baltimore and accom­ but the great sup^y of vegetal e held in the social room of the North chapter of Haggal "G o up to ths his parsnU, Mr. and Mrs. James found him a littts later at the foot pany the party to Washington. given away each year has been dis­ Methodist church was an enjoyable “The Mapieton l^ tery .” The parte old hym n' b y thc~ choir, tw o lettere mountaini and b ^ wood, and build of a group of true and noticed hie were well taken and the play Findlay, 188 McKee street, at three As the train croMed New Jersey, continued. occasion, with games conducted dur­ written by Rev. Bleuer Wheelock tbs house, and I vdU take plcuure in o’clock tomorrow afternoon. Rev. face bearded with quills that were the president-elect conversed with ing the evening by Harold Hanna, of brought much applauee. ’The prim­ wem read by Clayton Hunt. it, and Z will bs glorified, salth the imbedded torse quartus of an inch. ary room pupUi also gave . ehort K. B. Briokson of the Emanuel Howe, Professor Raymond Moley Union street. About twenty children, The firat one w u written in 1772 L ord." Tbs quills opuld not bs pulled out r, “FUpperty Flap,”^ h ioh wae Lutheran church, will officiate and and Charles Michaelson. DR. LO W Em OF HARVARD, between 9 and 11 years of age were from, Dartmouth CoUege, and ad- burial will be in toe B u t cemetery. by hand bscauu of tbs fish-hook Moley has served as an advisor to well received. A eubstantial gum bis successor in Columbia, barbs at the ends. Nothing rsmalnsd present, members of the classes of wai realised for cohool equipment. Mr. Roosevelt throughout the cam^ Rev Th6mas Brookway, and wu KING GEORGE MUM but to lead the dog back to tbs road Mrs. A. P. Beymour of Buckland; The entertainment was in charge of paign and Michaelson has been pub­ RESIGNS HIS POSITION Mrs. W. D. Woodward, Hollister mostly in regard to missing church where the party had left th4 auto- licity director for the Democratle the teachers. records. Ths ssoend letter w u writ­ T P E E CARS INVOLVED street, and Miss Ruth Wlggtn of Miss Florsnos B. Smith, principal moblls, a dlstanu of about thru National committee for the last sev­ Woodland street. The supper, con­ ten in 1786 to thi church society in ON DEBT PROBLEM miles. Tbsff oanu the painful job of eral years. (OeaHaoed From Page Oae of the Seymour Bebooi, West Hart­ regard to Rev. V^cclock'a salgry. Zt sisting of “pigs in blankets”, frosted ford, spent the week-end with her pulling each quill out with pliers. Mr. Roosevelt after chatting with cakes and hot chocolate, was fur­ seems that tbs church voted to-pay (Continued from Page One) INMAINST.MIXUP There were about thirty of them and them, turned finally to reading a 760 b* took office as 24th parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin T. provlBloas" anf^hs irssident of the country’s oldest col­ nished by the teachers and prepared Smith. some were In the dog's tongue. current magasine and prepared to by Mrs. Lloyd Nsvsrs and daughter, wished ths "or previsions'’ changed. put Itaelf in a poiition to take full “Blue" bled profuuly during this have luncheon shortly after leaving lege. He will leave it with more than Mr. and Mrs. Ssrrsno Soranten of Three automobiles were involved of Woodland street. A vote of thanks A ;;hog" that u c of the good U urS advantage of a return to more In a minor accident on Main strut operation but his wounds have sines Philadelphia. 8,000 students and the largest en­ But Hampton wars wssk-snd fathers presented in part payment dowment of any institution of higher was extended to them and to Mr. visitors at ths horns of Mrs- Boran- favorable condiUohe. this afternoon opposite the Johnun healed and bs Is back hunting ones A four minute stop was made at — .- . — ------sssms to have brou^t ths matter to lednUng in America, 1188,416,89.. Hanna. The affair was In charge of ton’s parsats, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Seated on Throne Block. A Buick sedan owned by Ar­ mors. Lut Baturday hs w u out Philadelphia. The president-elect re- a head. To quote>ts ths______lUv._ Whsslook The King and Queen were sitting with hlc m uter and Jim Rogers and msined in seclusion. To one visiter Zt was during Dr. LowsU'i regime the suparlntsndsnt of the Junior de­ J o n u . thur A. Knofla w u parked on toe in part: "I understand that I already on their golden'torons ohalrs, ths a 16 pound coon w u eaugtit in Msr- he said he was having a fine trip. that the freshman dermitoriss were partment of the church school. Miss Miss Irma Lord of tbs WlUiman- WMt lide of the etrut while Mri. Ethel Woodward. tic Stsite Normal School fuully, at­ blamed by some Queen a Uttls lower than tbs Kini Knofla went td toe Johnson Blook row. On a previous trip ha treed a erected along the banks of the u&t' Z old not tftki ft bogg which wfti and toe Prince of Wales w u Mate^ Charles river. The Widsner library tended an educational meeting in on businus. An Oakland sedan op­ coon in 20 minutes. Hartford Saturday. brought and offered when 1 wat, not below toe dais, when tbs Lord High erated by M. S. Aldrich of 67 Oak- Williams bought "Blue" from a roM la the Harvard yu d during his , Beveral Manchester men will have Chancellor, Lord Sankey, handeep At a rsoeat meeting of the cbm' at home, and which I never u w and wood Avenue, W ut Hartford, w u man who ralsu hunting dogs in tenure of office, too Jefferson exhibits in the Hartford Poult^ tbe Monarch the throne speech. DIAMONDS SCARCE mittcc on mtssloDs, of the Center which Z am informed w u not worth going uuth on Main strut. Anoth­ Arkansu four yqart ago. Although Laboratory,-the geography building Bbow Dec. 18,14,16, and 16. Among a^ch more tou half the market After King George bad read it be them are Joseph Carter, Raymond Congregational church, at the home er ear swerved sharply to ths right thoroughly seboolsd In the v t of the Bloloidoal Institute, the new price, and I suppose you will readily banded the parchment back and toe Bmitb, Daniel Aitken, John May, of Miss Anna Qark, it was dsddsd to park and in doing so cut acrou trailing a .ooon, "Blue’' had never AT OPERA OPENING Harvard Faculty CSub and the new MS that the vote opens a door for royal role w u' ended. It was then 11,000,000 World War Memorial Oeorie May and Charles Johnson. to recommend that the funds for in front of Aldrich’s oar. In order seen a stonswall and he w u hsmdl- such unsaslnssB uusm to prevent toe duty of toe prime mlnleter and These same persons will have chick­ mlulons be umllcd to China, u the to avoid hitting the machine, Al­ capped considerably during hl8 first (Oentlaaed From Page One) chapel have all become a part of them I wrong myself. I don’t know hie Cabinet to carry out the poli­ Harvard since 1909. ens in the Manchester Poultry Bbow foreign field, Plsuant Kill Aoadcmyi drich swerved to the right sharply few hunting trips in tbs B u t How­ If tUs is tbs lu t or only Instance cies proclaimed through the Mon­ Business BeheeV to be held at the Btate Armory here T c b b c m n , for national work; and arch. and in doing' u struck too Knofla ever, hi* record of 67 coonSi attests It was not until the second act that there will ever bs of this ear. The left rear bumper and fend- Dr. Lowell was largely responsible I on January 4, 6, 6 and 7. for the aid of the relief fund for the Ranged before tbe royal dais, to his proficiency. bad started that Mrs. Cornelius clergy of the state. Ths Rev, and nature. It is very uncertain whether er of the Buick were damaged while Vanderbilt swept into her box and for raising the money for u e new there will be enough brought to sup­ flooded with soft lights was Brit­ A meeting of the permanent Me­ Mrs. Walter Vsy and Mrs. Edward ain’s brilliant array of princes, bish­ the Oakland’i right fro^ fender Simmi Booeanegra knew at last he Harvard business school buildings, ply ms and if there be much pro- situated on the opposite bank of the morial Day committee will be held A. Smith attended u eommlttoc ops, peers in scarlst and ermine, and hub cap were damaged. Aldrich was in a fair way to being a suc­ vlelons brought then most likely toat agreed to pay for toe'damage. Charles from the freshman dormi­ this evening at 7 o’clock in the members. peereaeea Jn rich gowns and Jewels ANOTHER SHOWER cess. Mrs. Vanderbilt lined up in tho species will not be proportioned tories, and during his admlnlstraUon Municipal building. , Edward A. Smith took ths men and diplomats In gorgeous uniform costume with the reds against the under bis employ for a treat one the oeeuloM of a famUy-rit whites. She wore a gown of scarlet the business school has grown, to or like toe American Ambaisador, evening recently. They were Myron will be by chance if they be—and FOR MISS JOHNSON chiffon velvet. Bowlet, too, was the foremost institution, of its kind Bunset Rebekah Lodge has been Andrew W. Mellon, in formal eve­ Hills, Raymond Jones, Aleck J ^ u then besides men can generally suit ROBINSRECOVERS; the waist length cape she wore. in the country. invited to put on its exhibition drill ning drees tbe throng w u seated and Paul Broome. They saw the themselves better than others will be Banding her white hair was wide He held the distinction of serving for the Rebekah lodge in Spring- for some time before the high bffl- Mies Anna D. Johnson of Jfickson moving picture "Prosperity,” at the likely to suit tom." velvet. longer thsb any other president on field, Friday evening, December 2, cere of state, bearing the cap of RECOGNIZES WIFE street w u honored with another Capitol theater, with Marie Dres­ There is a notation on the back Silk Toppers Harvard’s history with two excep­ and already members sufficient to maintenance and other emblems of surprise miscellaneous 'shewsr last sier. They all enjoyed the outing. of toe^etltlon as follows: "This let­ regal power, received and conducted evening at toe home-of her aunt, From the men's side the opening tions, one of them his immediate fill one bus have signified their in­ (CoDtiDued from Page O ae) was very high hat. Soma plebians tention of making the trip. If there A Tri-County Union Christian ter was sent into the m eeting smd Their Majesties tp the robing room. Mrs. August Casperson of ViUage predecessor, Charles William Eliot, Endeavor service will be held at the A hush fell on toe ueembly. Tbe slunk in with derbies and a few who headed Harvard for 40 years are others who would like to go, w u read but they did not see cause street Another of Miss Johnson’s Marlborough Congregational church to make any alteration of ye vote glowing chandeliers cut a soft colonel but there came Into bis face scoffers at sartorial elegance even His athletic policy, like many they should lose no time in getting aunts, Mrs. Albert Larson of Din- next Sund«w evening. The principal and ye principal reason why it w u light, then suddenly great lights a completely new look: He looked In­ ton street assisted. Twsnty-flvs clutched felts. But the silk topper others of his policies, have met with in touch with the transportation speaker ^ be the Rev. W. Jac- n^atlved w u because they were flooded the whole chamber. to my fue and called me "Mar­ ladles attended. bobbed proudly over all. some criticism from the alumni, but committee, Mrs. Henry Dowd and. garet". quitb, a missionary to Turkey. The afraid that there would come a time Already the Prince of Walee w u Cut flowers wsrs used for dsoora- As far as the other side of the be has always adhered to it firmly. Bedrick Straughan. proscenium was concerned, the oc meeting wlU begin at 7:80, and will when there would be no money to there, facing the usembly alone. " ‘After exchanging grutings, the tlons in the living and dining rooms. He has contended that studies come colonel turned to tbe doctor and caslon was most successful. Tibbett Mrs. Charles W. Holman, chair* be attended by the six towns of the Jto' **tes with, u J am informed" Then came toe King and Queen in The table centerpiece w u a ebip of first and sports should be subordi­ union. Local services here will be resplendent royal robes surrounded said: ‘Doctor, I am Raymond Robins good wishes in gold and green gave an outstanding charactsriza nated. man of the coldiers and sailors de­ So we have no way of knowing tion to a role which doesn’t give his partment of the Manchester W. C. om itted. whether any more Inferior "hoggs by ceremonial officers. and this is ray wife, Margaret paper. Streamers in the same ^ o rs voice much chance. Maria Mueller Must Flay At Bonae The Rev. George Almon Aloott of Tbe massed peers and their ladiee Robins’." extending from toe ship wsra-the He has insisted on only om foot­ T. U. reminus the members of the were tendered to him In lieu of as his daughter and Giovanni Mar- collection of Christmas greeting Norwich will officiate at the ser­ salary. rose u one. Peeresses curtsied low Robins then recognized his nephew leans of conveyinsr to ton -nrosnec- ball game away from home each tinelli as a Genoese nobleman were cards, including postage, to be vices at i^t. Peter’s Episoopa). u toe royal procession cams. King> who bad/ldentifled him.' ^ vs bride diril^ ^ 'for fl^^g tbe year, breaking the rule but twice, Following toe reading of these Geerge bowed slightly and he am acclaimed. Esio Pinza and Claudio made before Christmas. These will church next Sunday, and will cele­ letters Rev. Thomas Brockway of After remaining alone with hie egifts. The coUeotlon embraced once to allow the Harvard team to bis Queen took their seats. wife for an hour. Colonel Robine w u Prlgerice were others with promt be sent to the various solders and brate the Holy Communion. HIngham, Mus., "lined” a psalm lovely pieces of linen, gluiware, nent parts. travel to the Tournament of Roses A 9^ pound daughter w u born "My Lords, pray be eeated," said shaved and discarded his overalls for Oliver, pictures, blankets and other sailors’ homes so that the men may from tbe old pulpit Bible used here the Monarch. for a game on New Year’s Day, have the pleasure of mailing them to Mr. and Mrs. Ben Jones at their a suit. useful articles. *nis hostesses serv­ 1920, and later to allow Harvard to 3y his great grandfather Rev. Black Rod, an historic official in to their friends and relatives. This home on Jones street, Saturday, Thomas Brockway who was pastor The friend of President Hoover ed a delicious buffet luncheon. play Brown at the dedication of November 19. On Sunday, at the tbe development of the English will remain at the sanitarium, Ap- worked out very successfully in of the Columbia church during the Brown’s new stadium. Middlesex hospital, Middletown, a Parliament, left toe lord’s ohamUr >ast years. Packages m ay be Revolution tbe choir singing each plubian Hall, until "he ie fully rest­ But the most revolutionary of his daughter w u born to Mr. and 4lrs. to summon tbs House of Commons. ed and desirous of proceeding else­ >rought to the meeting December 6 line u It w u read, u w u the olden Soon in toe far distance came tbe policies and the greatest I o f bis at Mrs. Dwight Blish’s on HoU Walter Jones, also of Jones street. where," bis famUy said. legacies to Harvard is the bouse The two fathers are cousins. custom. Mr. Brockway presented the clatter of Commons in the long WHY GET UP NIGHTS? street, at which time Mrs. Mary halls, Black Rod first having bad plan, first outlined in 1926. Mrs. Mary B. Cummings spent the church with a photostatic copy of BUS Welles, the state president will tell jhe birth records of Mr. Brockway’i toe door of Commons slammed in It has realigned the existing social about the national convention in week-end u the guest of Mr. and Make This 25e TmI Mrs; Frank Little of WlUlmantlc, at amlly, u found in bis old Bible, bis fu e u a gesture of independ­ HOSPITAL NOTES life at Harvard by subdividing Har­ Seattle the past summer. ence even of tbe royal authority. vard college into seven smaller units their seubore cottage at Crescent containing the names of 18 children. TRAVEL The 11th child, Lathrop Brockway, Trooping into narrow upaces re­ Thli euy bladder pbysie is need­ or houses, an adaption of continental Beach. The regular monthly meeting of w u tbe grandfather of toe present served for them Commons came like Russell Wolfram' of Hawthorne ed to drive out impurities and ex­ SPEND LESS — SEE MORE practice which has already been the Board of Selectmen vdU be held Miss Edna Latham w u leadsr of a crowd of unruly acboolboys whil street, Arthur Monaghan of Tal- cess ulds which cauM irritation adopted in principle by Yale. the local Christian Endeavor mest- Thomu Brockway, who gave an In­ in the Municipal building at eight cident about this eame Lathrop. It peeresses turned and glared, When cottville were admitted and Jane TRAVEL VIA BUS House life centers about common o’clock this evening. The Park com­ ing Sunday evening, taking the all w u silent, toe Lord High Chan Demars of Burnside Avenue, Bast rooms and dining halls with every place of Misa Martha Rogers, who is seems that one Sunday' there was mission will sit in with the board some uneulness in the family pew cellor on slightly bended knee hand' Hartford, Mrs. Kermit Btona and in­ NEW LOW RATES effort made to insure tbs widest pos away from home usiitlng in the fant daughter of 68 Cheatnut strut, ing buebu, Juniper oii^ ste., works for a discussion of unemployment or pews of the Brockways, and the ed the Monarch tbe royal address, Bible culturaJ, inteUectual and geo care of a sister who is ill, rolled as parchment and King Mrs. Elisabeth Fish and i^ant on tbs bladder pisuantly and effec­ projects this year. lastor and father stopped in bis ser One Round graphic distribution of interest Schools of the town wlU be closed George read It off. daughter of 18 Newman street and tively, similar te outer ell on toe luon and said "Lathrop come up W ay Trip among the students of each house. Maachuter lodge of Muons will for the Thanksgiving rsosss ’iburs' As for tbe question of war debts Mrs, Charles Johnson and Infant bowela. Get a 26o box (6 grain elfe) day and Fiidav. here" Lathrop went up to the pulpit A LBAN Y, STY. ~»8Jd $8.56 O w ning Accomplishment hold its Wuhington Bi-Osntsnntal it w u toe view in some circles that son of 76 Prosput strsst were dis­ from your druggist After four ‘ It wim the fulfillment of this plan The Rev. Walter Vey preached a and finished toe service sitting be­ the issue w u of great concern to charged yeaterday, If not rsUsvsd of getting up n A l l e n t o y AtN, fa . $6.00 18.80 program tonight. Rev. Joseph Coo­ side bis father. that Dr. Lowell regarded as the per of Stafford Springs will be the Thanksgiving isermon Sunday mom the Cabinet but as yet of no imme Maiy Nlalien of Vernon Depot go buk and get your mousy. — B a l t i m o r e , m C. $$.76 $10.95 crowning accomplishment of his long ■peaker and the Master Muon de- log at the center Congregatlona A historical paper by tbe present dlate concern to Parliament. submitted to an uute appendectomy are bound to fssl better after this Columbia putor, Rev. A. W. Mel- B o s t o n l 2 i 5 r $ 4 ^ career. ree will be conferred upon a candl- Church. The choir sang an anthom, Further it w u thought tbe prob­ this afternoon at the hospital. cleansing and you get your regular "For The Beauty of the Barth." Unger proved very interesting. lem would be clarified somewhat John Weir of 22 LUley street was B r o c k t o n , m a s s . S8.00 $6.60 President Lowell attended school Sate. sleep. Locally at J. H. Quinn and Co. in Boston, was graduated from Har­ Allan l : Carr, reader at Bt, Thomu Brockway w u ssttlsd here after today’s debt conference at discharged today. —Adv. Br o o k l y n , N. Y . $2.76 $C9S vard college in 1877, with highest' Manchester people have begun Peter’s Episcopal oburob, preaobsd ‘ wo wonths Wuhington between the President b u f f a l o n y from ths text, "Ye are God’s Hus­ , . . ~$$.7H $ i m honors in mathematics and received their exodus to Florida for tbs win­ trial, but bis ordination w u put off and toe President-Elect. bandmen," from First Corinthians, It w u hoped tbe conclusion of fllNioiNNATi, o. ~$17j O 127.60 the degree of LL. B. From Harvard ter. Mr. and Mrs. William Foulds until tbe following June so that the 8, verse 9, At the Sunday morning ordaining council might have fine that conference might give a defi­ CLEVELAND, O. $12.76 $19.96 law school in 1880, he was admitted have arrived at Sarasota. Mr. and servlcei , nite answer u to whether the Unit­ to the bar the same year. For J7 Mrs. Qsorgs H, Allen and Mrs.'nien- weather foi travsUlng. It w u voted DENVER, COL. $88.76 $80.76 Mr. and Mrs, Clarence D. Welsh to invite persons of liberal education ed States would respond affinaa STMTS thereafter, he practiced law In nis Thompson at St. Petersburi tlvely or negatively to tbs sugges­ bETbdiT, MICH. "|i$.7H $44.4$ Boston. Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Keeney and Mr. of Hartford, and tbslr daughtsrs, to tbe entertainment toat w u pro the Misses June and Gene, eput tion of Great Britain and other Eu­ Silverware EASTON, PA. $4.60 $7.45 He became a lecturer on govern­ and Mrs. Charles Thresher and obil- vlded for them. This forethought Sunday as guests of Mr. and Mrs. ropean nations for the postponement PALL RIVER, MASS.“ 11.86 $4.46 ment at Harvard in 1897 and in 1900 dren have left for their winter home permitted folks of toe dlstaflt plaus George F, lObbe. of Hebron, Lebanon, Andover and of toe December 16 debt payment GRD. RAPIDS, MlCH ffO.76 wu appointed professor of the in Bradenton, Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gellert and South Coventry to stay over night which in toe cue of toe United For Your sdenee of government. Bight years Kingdom amounta to« 196,660,000. HOLYOKE, MASS. $1.66 11.86 I The. regularjla r meeting of their son Nathan, motored from and spared tosni two long Journeys later he published his two volume their home in Philadelphia Satur INDIAN APOOSrXndrmTriSLSS , rectors------— _o ^ f tbs ---Savings------^ ------Bank------In the same day, Evidently a Journey work “The Government of England,” day, to attend the Ymt-Harvard KANSAS CITY, HO. $$6.76 $4815 the most notable of his various Chester will be held tomorrow after- to toe next town w u quits an event Thanbgmng football game in New Ha¥en. They In those days. •> i iA W R E N O V , Ai ABS. “ 18.18 I8J5 works on government. NERVOUS WOkEN ____ sat in the rain and watched the In 1792 a bell w u purebued and l E ^ N g t QN, K Y. $20.00 $82.20 He became utive in the admlnis Takt LjdU E* Pinkham’s tratlve work of tbs university dur , CampbeU Council, Knights of Co- They spent toe night at to* rung each day by David Huntington ZiDNG BEACH, OAL. lumbuB, held its regular meeting Some of Mrs. Gellert s parents, Mr. Vnfntnble Gompouad TaUe! ~$44.78 $80.S5 ing the dosing years of President at 12 o’clock noon anc. nine o’clock LOS ANGELES, CAL. $44.46 WM - - ' and Mrs, Edwin T. Smith, rstuming at night, there being very few clocks Bllot’a administration, and there was boms Sunday morning. LtOClBVlLLE, KT. $10.50 $84.48 little surpriM wbtn Dr. Lowell euc- or watebee in town. Some old tax Thif big eolebrstion esllg A XSanksglving Day ssrviee will lists of 1828 show toat at this time ^ iMIW w« htero thM JMSSli LG^YBLL, MASS. “IMS ceeded to the offipe. bt held at St. Peter’s church Thurs­ ■loM fr a Mau wapMa vAomS 63eew for plenty of tnbls lilvtr His wife, tlis former Anna Parker there w u an average of one time •0 tlnd sU rua-^nm asme MEM PHIS, t e s t s :— I f i M 1 5 0 6 Arthur Bronkie of Center street, day morning at 10 o’clock. There piece to every two famlllss. The if you srt tntortftinlng. Lowell of Boston, died in March, who hu bsu employed sines a boy will be prayers without address MlLiVAUKEE, WIS."1I6.$5 $88.45 1980. mlnlstsr at toat time, Rsv. David It f a t o ^ I Cheek over yours and iso in tbs carpenter department of Dickenson, had both a clock and a SAsHVHiaBrnsrsr H O l T i l E l B He hu no comment to make on u taken to Wuhington is urlng Latin Amsr what you need. NEW BEDFORD, Maes. tl.o6 1051 his future, He did not on announcing lea to use the force of reuon in' watch. He also had torse horses rated at the bfghest price for such ta Ufa NEWPORT, B .I. his rsdgnation, break his tradition stead of unreuonlng force In its W e Feature^ of never granUiag an interview. elections and politics. And perhaps animals, one of toe four "ebaiees" in Northampton, M ue. “ $1.00 $T85 town, 6 cows and 82 sheep. In fact te w a s r One newspaperman caught him as that bolds good for those Washing­ mtdleiae. . PHILADELPHIA, PA. 94.78 I4AB he w u taUng his dallybrlsk stroll ton politicians, too. at this time few families wers with- gtoie to d a y PHOENIX. ARIZ. $81.18 18848 with his Bpamsl pet dog. As the re­ Rogers Community and HTTSBUHGHmr" 116.78 $1KS8 porter approuMd, Dr. Lowell smiled. FffilREEBTM Aiir 14416 “You know, I have given no inter­ - Tudor Plate FitSiBTLAND, Bf|b; " l i O o ■ views for 24 yeara,” he said u he The chlldrsn’s chorus of toe Em -, riUSANT RELIEF P R o v m i N c B d iO O 1 8 .6 0 hooked bis cans under ths collar of anuel Lutheran church will rehearse tomght at 6 o’clock la preparation 2d Piss# Bilvsr Sots as low a s ...... $ 1 2 . 7 5 KICilNOSnt). VA. ' m 7 8 | l « A B hin dog," and Z can’t change my prutioo now, even if X am resign for the program to be prsssatsd at FROM CIMSTirAIIOII fX U N iIb N , M a M. "1186 $4.80 ing. I’m sorry." toe evening service Sunday. Tbe ^ droop under weight of i^ i/p H A M , m a S I . " '7 2 3 6 1186 Beethoven Glee Club will meet at 7 j Young, yet buutyliM ^ WABHINdIrON’, D. O. 77.78 $1136 o’clock and will Journey to Crom­ me ^ w and drawn* Un* ...... M .Stt-'''- well to present a concert tocN. itly Ftopw. Keep yom lystam . 1 ' — - tVBITB PLAINS,^. V. 19.85 I4J61BOSTON U. STUDENTS M lB ipijinr H t t Teaspoons, 1*2 doMn ...... $ i . 7 s r - WOKCESTDR $ 1 ,6 0 . VOTE ON AMBNDliniNT iS;CAD IM Y7i u .4> 4 71178 $l§5 VISIT CHENEY MELS Hutford, Nov. 88—CAP) —Gov­ C I o ^ bowels and inactivciWir sUalt?-. Cold Moat Forks ...... $ 1 . 2 5 “ * ' - ernor Wilbur L. OroM today issued ■traetloii C E N T E R A group of eleven students from a proclamation declaring toe | t081s RgWBUiM YBHHOB Boston University with Profsssor amendments to the constitution pro­ Fills in charge, visited Cheney TRAVEL BUREAU viding for absentee voting and pro­ Sterling Silver Handle necee • t « I Srothers silk mitt pliut today. This viding for assistant two olsrks u t -, dar^^% 20ysBri£y $1.0 0 s one of Mvsral similar oducational Ing for two olsrks la passiag on tot beenpnacribedmjdaceor * nOKETS AND INFORMATION ------'•.woiastt — HARTFORD ACADEMY” ON ALL BUB L1NB8 tours hsing mads by tho group. The quaUfloatiotts of oloetors, having . *. >arty visited different d^rtm ents been adopted. I N Miis liriN Hartferl, Cena GARB AND OOAOHBB HARTPORP ACADIMY OP HAIRDRIMINC to CM the various proocuss of silk Offioials having eaavassad to veto manqfMturs. This is the first time llh tiy . Ohartored For All OeoasloiiB. u required by law, yesterday otnl- iv m y o o i R. that a group from Boston Univcr- fled to too governor that the total' Let Ue Help Flaa Tear Next Trlp^ dty hu toured Cbsasjr Brothers w o f . men number of votes on the amUndmsnt — ------JBWBIXB although many groups u vs corns r b a ^ r . s f B a w u 89,949 of which 89,842 wore ' >a eom pou^. 'N ew t ^ ' W- PHONE 7001 from Talo and Harvard in put recorded in favor of the propuod <^15 Main Street > O. o. F. Bldg., Be. Maoebeetbr, Ot. ]|o , years. amendment. ■ h: ■ ♦ ,V' iV,;

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P tn i; U v ' Five Mile Race riTTTEAHTHIIKS COLGATE ENTERS BROWN MAPLE LEAFS FAVORED FOR HOCKEY TITUE MANY STAR RUNNEI ARMY W n i DEFEAT f r a y o n thanksgiving ARE LISTED CMUOC QARDIN(8| NOiREDAHE SQUAD WITH UNCROSSED GOAL ’ •Me* «• Cnacb Sodrarhnd Agrees Joe McCiotkey Of Olyopc Fame Tops Fiekh To Seek Records five Red Rsiders FOUR LOCAL1EAMS ' ' ' ^ With Qioice; JPidu Colgate. '/ ' '' Edge But Bears Are Noted MSR.TLEAeDE Over Brown In Thanksgiv­ Thini Snccessive Victory Against Stiff Competition; Giant Killers; Is High Spot Center Church, Highland ing Day TdL On Thursday’s Grid Sched­ Start At 11 O’clock. Park, Y. M. C J l And By DR. J. B. "JOCK” MOWIE SUTHERLAND ule. MORCNZj Football Oenoh, University of When Joseph P. MeCluskey, Man- Wapping Entered. .CAMpySKr ’ FlttSburgh oheiter’s moat famous contribution to the athletic world, attempts to ’This week wiU'be a full one for New York, ^lov. 22.— (AP)—The capture t o annual five-mile run on chwnpionshlp "natural” of the east­ Four teams from Manchester and football fans, with headliners being Tbanksgivl^ Day for t o third suc­ ern football season. wiU swd C^- vicinity are entered m the Senior played on Thanksgiving Day and cessive year, the Olympic steeple­ saU’s “Red Raiders” afalnst the B” Basketball League of the Hart­ Saturday. ' chaser will face t o stillest competi­ ford Coimty y. M. C. A., which tion entered in t o event since it flant kfinwg Brown Bears at Provi­ The high spot in tbe east is the was begun six yiears ago. dence Thursday. opens its season this week. Five Colgate-Brown game at Providence . Many Entries Alone of the east’s 130 college teams are entered in all, the fifth be­ Thmiksglving Day. Here are two A total of twenty-four entries teams these two have come down to ing from Hasardville. unbeaten, untied elevens. I am told have been received so far, with the final'game unbeaten and untied The four local teams and mana­ to winner may reedvo a bid to many more expected before start­ Joseph Modoskey and the temptation is strong to gers of each are as follows: Center play in to Rose Bowl on New Church, Walter Snow; Highland J.X ing time Thursday. The field does crown the winner champion what­ Year’s Day. Park, Richard Nichols; Manchester and Company G of tbe National ever the claims of Pittsburgh, Army D e s p ite Brown’s apparent Y, Hugh Greer; Wapping Y, G. Wal­ Guard and tbe Sport Radio Shop and other High-powered outfits. strength, and Coach McLaughrey’s ter Smith of Broad Brook. The local H artford. Were the records to be taken at puaaling triple wlngbaek formation, home floors will be at the Center Tbe finish line, from Eldridgi face value, there would be little hes­ I believe Colgate will win- But It church and the T. The big. rough fellows from the frosen north, to w boro a pulverised proboscis is a minor matter, have street to tbe High School, will hi itancy in picking Colgate as the riiould be a close game. probable winner. Andy Kerr’s great The complete schedule follows: started their aim al battle for theOiig league hockey c hampionsblp. It’s good news fOr the dwtors, as rope* off, in charge of membws oi eleven, with a sure-handed backfleld Weak Of November 21 as for those sport fans who like their entertainment tough. The New York Rangers and Chicago Black On t o Pacific coast, Southern Hose Company No. 4, S. M. F. D.i yrtfiring at lightning speed behind Center Church at Mwchester Y. Hawks sura expected to give tie cimadian dubs a real battle. ^ CMifomia will meet Washington in in uniform. Hie course will bi . a fast, sturdy line, is the only ma­ Hazardvllle at Wapping. ------<$> X ------. its conference game. I expect supervised by t o police department t o Trojans to finish with a cletm jor team in the country with an un- Week Of Novambar 88 v Chief Samuel G. (^rdon beinf By HUGH FULLERTON, JB. > Howie Morenz,. Ijttle Aurel JoUat, slate. , marshal of t o course. erosaed goal Une. Manchester Y at Hasardville. Sylvio .'Mantba, . the illustrious This battle overshadows the rest (Associated Frees Sportt Writer) Immediately after tbe finish ei Highland Park at Center Cliurch. WOLGAST ATE FULL “Frenchman,” Marty Burke, and tba of the ’Thanksgiving Day program Week Of Dec. 8 Saturday will bring t o spotlight the event, the awards will be made New York, Nov. 22— (AP) —The reef of the Cenaolene form a veter even though such bitter rivalries as Hasardville at Highland Park. to t o east, where t o Notre Dame- in the main gymnasium of to Interesting and tricky system which an combination that is hard to those between ComdU and Penn, Wapping at Manchester Y. Army aad Pltt-Stanford games will School Street Rec. The public is in­ MENUOFSUUtHIER hockey uses to decide ita world stop. The se.me t^am'won the Stan vited to attend the ceremoEiy. New York U. and Carnegie Tech, Week Of Dec. 12 be played. cham^onship each yeaiv- the Stan­ ley Cup twice In a fow bafora iU' The Pitt players, having opposed Luncheon will be served to all dom and West Virginia and W ashing^- Wapping at Highland Park. ley Cup playoffs—offers six places Juries and tha Maple Leafs broke Tf# to bo rosowod on that day* both to Army and Notre Dame, teetants immediately following t o HtaardviUs at Canter Churoh. WBEATUW NELSON to the nine clubs of the NatloEial the spell last yaar.. thtnk Army win win. Xt’i aayone’i race. ■nturday*s sehadule, the finals to Weak Of Deo. 19 Bangecs Hava Naw Geaile the aaataro season exerat or the hookey league tbie laas^ Juit fM M ao far aa X am oonoareed, hut Oftioiala Highland Park at Manehester T. sbf teama ^ - Although tha Naw York Raagara I am iaoltoed to atring along with The officials of the race, who are Snny^avy game at A fil^ ^ ' Canter Churoh at Wanpiag. won first place la the Ameiiean Peeww^ 8 and a few other aoatter- tendara for t o Judgment of my hoyi. requested to report not later than W eak O f Jan. 8 Tba aama group lut spring aad then the Pitt, suffering t o results of an 10 o’clock Thursday morning, are aa ing eontaats, is headed by the an­ Maacheater Y at Center Church. Sta^o Terrilic Battle For league title, Boston, Cbleago and nual struggles between Army and in the separate scrap for the league extremely hard schedule, may not follow s: Wapping at Hasardville. chsunpionship, decided in the series Detroit promise to give the blue Wells A. Shrlcklaod, honorary Notre Dame at New York, and Holy be at its bqst against Stanford. Pop Week Of Jan 9 between the first place teams of shirts a real run for their money Warner’s team is sure to he priesed chairman; Edward F. Taylor, chair* Cross and Boston College at Bos­ Hasardville at Manchester Y. Ultiitwmgbt Crown 22 this season. With Bill and BUtt ton, and the intersectional duel be­ the two divlsiolni, and a hitch in for this game, as a result of having man of Recreation Committee^ Center Church at Highland Park. the Stanley Cup .arrangemeati Cook and Frank Boucher in tha vaa« starter; LeRoy Norris, Gkorge Hunt, tween Pitt and ItanfPrd. dropped in his own coEfference. His W eek O f Jan. 18 Years Ago; Noithor .Man cornea in the fact that all four tbe Rangers are sure of a grut team puts on a Uttie extra effort C. L. Wlgren, John D idder, tim­ Highland^ark at HasardvlUa. American, section olube are rated attack. However, the Ranger de­ when It comes east, and seems to Frank Buscb ers; Frank C. Busch, Rec directorl Manchester Y at Wapping. as oootandera whilo only two of fense again looka nona too atiohff me to have the adge to thia contest referee: John H. Hyde, secretary oi Weak Of Jan. 88 ' EvorRocovored. tha flva la the Canadian dlvieioa and fans are waiting to ^dge the There follow a few of my Ideas not include any other runner of na­ course;^ Philip Cheney, W. J. Mes­ lASSTFERISNAMED Highland Park at Wapping. stand out. calibre of their new goalie, Andy on the remainder of t o games : tional prominence, but many of t o sier, Thomas W. Stowe, Jaka Center Church at Hasardville. The Toronto^ Maple Leafs, who Aikenhead. Thanksgiving Games entries are champions at various Weber, C. P. Quimby, Robert Week Of Jan. SO By WERNER LAUFEB won with almoit ridiculous case Boitoni strengthened by the pur- Carnegie Tech vs. N. Y. U.—It’s distances. The Irish-American Club Dougan, M. P. MacDonald aad G. K TAlECRIDCArTAIN Maneheeter Y at Highland Park. NEA Sendee Sports Writer lu t eptiaff* appear to have an auy ohase of Nels Stewart from tba a toaa up, but I give Tech whatever of Newark, N. J., is sending a team WaddeU, judges at finish; Erih Wapping at Center Church. road anaad to tha playoffs and per­ Maroona aad Joa lAmb from Otta­ edge tore is. of ten ruxmers, many of them hold- Modean and itichard Martin, scor­ At Point Riohmondi Calif., Just haps to the prlMd trophy itself. wa, ought to ba baok in tha thick lig a te vs. Brown—The triple e-a of several titlea in cross-country ers. -- of the battle after a year in last across the bey trpm Ban Franeieoo, Their wely serious Canadisn rivals wtogback is up against a teaph Just running. ara Montraal’a Flying' "F¥ench- place. a bit too good. • ’This team includes Mel Porter, Hi AnuDUDces ^ e d u lt Of Ad Wolgast, the Mtcbigan Bearcat, man,” Lw Canadiens. Th4 Cbioago Blaokhawka again Penn vs. Cornell—QU Doble will John Noob, Larry Cece, Robert won the lightweight champienahiD That Great Kid Lina have Chuck Gardiner to kup the probably ■wack a few lEnilea after Campbell, James D’AUessio, Pat HARVARD MAY P U T Eight Games For Next LOCAL QIBLS WIN AGAIN from Oscar Matthew Battling Nel­ When Attawa earns back to the enemy leoring down end a flock this one Is over. McLaughlin, Riohard Encta, Leo The Charter Oak Girls defeated son, the Durable Dane, Feh. 28,1910. league after a year’s absence and of speedy forwards. Texas Aggies vs. Texas—Texas, HoUe and Joseph Orate. The Inter- the Maple Girls of Hartford Satur­ Fight fans saw the starkeat (pos­ recalled ita players from the other The Detroit Red Wings, an "al- runnerup in the Southwest, has too State Sports Club of Port Cheater, PRINCETON R i m : Year, 3 With New Teams. day night at the Salvation Army sibly the most stupid) couraipi, and, clubs, Toronto lost only Frankie neoet” team f9r several seasons, many guns for t o Agg'oa. N. Y. has entered a team of seven bought a good goalie, Johnny irunners, headed by t o veteran Bill beaeflt in Hartford by 9 pine. Flora Dtyond doubt, the most brutaing, Finnigan. Ken Doraty, Interna­ Centenary vs. Arkansas—Centen- Cambridge, Mass., Nov. 22.— (AP) Roach, from the Rangers and sorted Kennedy, who has competed in num­ Nelson was high with 860. The local lacerating and relentless battle ever tional league star, came in from Bxy has too x&uob olMi for Arkan^ —Although relations between Har­ over a larga crop of rookiu to find erous marathons over a long period girls bavo'yet to be defeated and are fought between lightweights. Cleveland to fill tbe gap in a a< of. sas and should keep ita alate clean. vard and Princeton appear to he New Haven, Conn., Nov. 22.— more punch for their attack. They of years. Others on tbe team are Nelson had won the tiue from the forwards which includes the famous Arizona vs. Oklahoma A ggie^ patched up as good as new, a foot­ (AP)—A son of the south—rannr out after the state obamplonshtp. had plenty lu t year la tbair home Frank Lalla, who led homo a field of Old Master, Joe Oans, in 1908, uelng “kid” line— Joe Prlmeau, Charley The Aggiee may be farmers, but ball meetliAg between the two insti­ Bob Lassltsr—has bean ohosen to Charter Oak Girls games but failed on the road. 38 entries in the eighth annual Port 107— 303 Conacher and Harvey Jackson— a to y seem to know too much foot­ tutions appears unlikely until 1887 lead the Yale football team in its Sherman ...... 99 87 the same tactios with which he had Ottawa, the New York Ameri­ Chester National Marathon, won the 85—281 overcome other great fighters set of youngsters that is the envy ball for Arisona. unless t o Crimson abolishes its one- 1933 campaign. At the same time Bores ...... 96 101 pt of all rival managers. The Leaf cans and the Montreal Maroons 'e Labor Day five-mile handicap 101— 269 that period, notably Jimmy Britt, Denver vs. Colorado U.—Probab­ game-from-home restriction. that the im lettermen were electing Jaokmora ...... 71 97 defense, led by Frank (King) each can boast a faw good players, d captured a 15-mile race in New the 20-year-old Charlotte, N. C., Nelson ...... 108 118 124T.-860 Aurelio Herrerra, probably the most ly eloae, but Denver’s game. A ll eight gam es on the 1988 Clancy, is ai good as any in the but their reserves appear too weak Vanderbilt vs. Alabama—Two ,of gYork recently: Phil Urello, Samschedule will be played in Cam­ Schubert ...... 120 17 88^396 devastating knookerouta the division youth as tba new captain, the Yale league: to keep them up in toe struggle. tha Southern ConferwM’a atnm ^t Levine, Allen Manning, Frank Athletic Association announced an ever boasted, Fighting Dlok Hyland bridge end to fouovdng year t o team s in a battle that will Hupei and Nick Robuk. eight-game schedule for next fall. % 493 600 660 1499 and others. meeting Crimson will again journey to thf he very eloae. Looka like the Crim< The Bee Team Yale Bowl, scene of Saturday’s dis­ eleotlon lu t night came to M t o a Olrle bis head, iaylnl, "Never! Never! io n however. '' The Recreation Centeri team will 85 95— 290 Bat's method was that of pegginf Tide, aster, and in 1935 wlU play Army at hard p)ilbg*Pg Lassiter as Uie crown­ D ixon ...... 110 vs. Kentucky—Tennei- include Meduskey, James Crowe, ...... 97 94 93— 384 away at his opponents— always N ever!” 'Teaaeaaee West Point. It will wind up t o 1986 ing touch to a season of sterling per­ DeRidder .For five more rounds to old BON AMI REGAINS M il beaten out o f tiiie Southern Con- Buckland marathon runner; Roberts 106—318 moving in—taking a bundle of blows season at New Haven. form ances a t le ft h a lf back. Brt- Kibm ...... 107 100 frStoe title by a tie wlf Vwder- D. Burr, who has fared well in long 91 88— 271 ;o inflict one of his own. When a champion gobbled up everything 'i'he Crimson has already filled peciaUy against the Eli’s "big WUllame e e e e %.* * 93 Wolgast had to serve, it seemed he bilt, is going to be too much for dietance races in collegiate olrcles; ...... 98 110 124— 832 boxer cleverly blocked of duck4d one moat of t o 1984 eobedule, hoektog three” foes was he effective. F risk ... would buret, A t the beginning of t o u d Leslie Pawson of Pawtucket, R. of the Dane’s swings, the Bat would LEAD IN Y LEAGUE games with Yale, Army, Dartmoutii, . Against Princeton Lassiter scored fortieth, Nelson put his arms up into * V .^?L vs. V. M. I.—Virginia Poly L The fifth man baa not. yet been 480 506 1490 spit and sneer. His idea of a great Holy Croes and Brown, althdufh t o Yale’s only touchdown. This per- 504 a pitiful position to fight. The ref­ should win with aome haie. ohoien. Bo far these are the only The Charter Oak Girls will travel fighter wta oire who could show arrangements for tbe last year have fermanoe was echpsed last Saturday eree stepped between t o two and Southern California vi. Washing’ three teams entered. when the 170 pound back demoralis- to Wallingford tonight where they plenty of protrusions on the brew Xtottached runners entered in­ not yet been definitely aettied. stopped it just as a towel came fly­ ton—Tbe Trojans. td the Harvard warriors with a will meet the girls team of that ind cbeekbones and gnarled eault' Tikes Four Points From clude Nick and Eugene Schulte of Six of the teams to Crimedti ing mto the ring from Nelson’s cor­ U. 0. It. A. vs. Washington State played this season 'will be baok fit rift*i*g and running attack that place. flower sprouti around the ears. Waterford, George D. Cables of New ner. —Looka ilkr State to me. t o stadium next fidl and EatlNL. ghve fale 19 to 0 victory. And when he met Wolgast ha met Nebraska va. Missouri — After London; and Matthew Flynn'of New The campaign mapped out for MERCHANTS LEAGUE bjs counterpart. The Bearcat also Wolgast baa won—put at what a Bnumor’s To Top Gibson’s Haven. Last year t o field totaled which held Yale to a seorelsM tih. Pitt’s experience with Nebruka will replace Buffalo and Lehigh has Lassiter’s eleven next fall calls for OPENS TONIGHT thought that the easiest Way to win price! His head was as badly batter­ would you expect me to pick Mia< thirty-two runners, four for whom been scheduled instead of Peui ‘ one more game than played this sea The Merchants League starts to was to do all the catching until the ed and bruised as Nelson's. His body By Lone Point failed to finish. son in spite of the fact that a com­ night at the Charter Oak alleys with other fellow was tired pitching- showed as many purple blotches as “ Shrth Carolina State vs. ^uto Set New Reodrd StatA mittee named to survey Yirie’a six teams, and the schedule for to then to take over the pitching bur­ the Dane's. Caroitoa—"You win,” is probably McCIuskey won t o race before a The 1983 schedule: crowd of 10,000 spectators in t o ' Oct. 7, Bates; Oct. 14. New Hamp-y: athletic program proposed, last night follows: den until his man went dowii and LEAGUE STANDING what t o governor of North Caro­ spring the ultimate adoption of Watkins Brothers vs. Keiths. out. Neither man ever recovered from fast time of 24:42, clipping exactly shire; Oct. 21. Holy Cross; Oet 28, W L lina will say. Dartmouth; Nov. 4, Lehigh; Nov. 1 1 .' five-game schedule. Manchester Plumbing vs Profes that exUbition of how much a hu­ Saturday’s Gamee 12 seconds from the record which he From the outset both fighters man frame can stand without re­ Bon Am i ...... 28 s Notre Dame vs. Army—Army. set in winning the event for tbe first Army; Nov. 18, Brown; Nov. 25, ^ Waahmgton and Lee, Maine and slonals. Gibson’s Garage ...... 22 6 The game between The Atlantc & were eager to prove who could eat leasing Its ghost Nelson walks t o Wtt vs. stwiford—Stanford. time in 1930. Clarence DeMar, Yale. Georgia hav< been added to the Mere Bcurbers ...... 16 12 Pacific and The First Natfonalif will he most, leather. It seemed that streets with aimless steps—his brain Holy Cross vs. Boston College— marathon star, finished eighth. Joe’s schedule, while Bates and Chicago Reid’s Auctioneers ...... 12 12 bowled on Frlda> night because of Nelson was deliberately letting Wol- battling with a heavy fog. You’re pretty safe in backing Holy brother, John, won t o first annual have been dropped. Brown, Army, KeUer’s ...... 10 14 f'" being open tonight (ast clout him all over t o head aad Wolgast lost the ohampionshir race, Gwynn of C. A. C. captured Last Night's Fi^ts. Dartmouth, Harvard and Prlnceii;:i Brunner’s M arket...... 9 19 Croes. . X.. - )ody while he, praised in and await­ Bftylor vs. Rice—Rice Is the fa­ the second, Bennett of Springfield retain their usual place. The schcU soon after winning it and, for a Shearer’s Market ...... 7 17 b r i t i s h - a m e r i c a n ed his chance to slug. while, drifted around fights and fight vorite. took the third and Meduritty toe New York—Ben Jeby, New York, ule: Water Compsmy...... 5 19 October 7, Maine; Oct 14. Wash­ HIgbt for the Night When the Bat would dish up clubs. But be finanUy wound up in a Texas Christian vs. S. M. U.—’Ike next two. outpointed Chick Devlin, '’Les Ah- Tbe main event will start at 11 ington and Lee: Oct. 21. Brown; Oct. T aggart ...... 351 punches it was Ad who would put psyoho-pathic ward where he shad­ Christian boys are champions of t o geles, 15: Bep Von Klaveren, Hol­ The matches iii the Y.M.C.A. Southwestern Cenferenee and t o o’clock sharp, preceded by a High land, outpointed Paola 'N^Ua, FbiUp*. 21, Army; Nov. 4, Dartmouth; Nov. Copeland ...... • • • • 346 on bis uapkin and advance to blot ow-boxed and "trained” for another League iMt night changed the Brennan ...... 327 up the punishment. phantom fight with the Durable class of that circuit. They ought to School race over a 2^ milS; courae.' pines, 8: Kid Chocolate, Cuba. ouV 11, Oaorgia; Nov. 18, Open; Nov. 25, league standing, when the Bon Ami The first race will start between pointed Eddie Riley, New York, IQ. Harvard at Cambridge; Dec. 2, D. Poots ...... 319 Before six rounds bad been fought, Dane. win. took four points from Bruzmer’s O^rgia Titch vs. Oeorfia—T ^ 10.30 and 10.45 o’clock. It is ex- PlttsburgU—Eddie (Kid) .Wolfe, Princeton. Davies ...... 307 both men looked like anlEnated Msirket as Gibson’s Garage split G. P o o t s ...... 302 strawberry sundaes. When tb.ey has been coming along atwng in its peoted that teams will be entered Memphis, knocked out Pee wise Jar^. even with Men Barbers. As a re­ from Manchester, Glastonbury and League Steading broke from a clinch it looked as if last few games, and Georgia should rail. Fort Wayne, Ind., 8: Meyer (^ . sult tbe Bon Ami went into tbe Hartford High Schools, wltb many 0.) Christner. Akron, Ohio, outS*-' Points they bad been at it with ice tongs. fall. PROPOSE OLYMPIC TAX t«ad, a point ahead of Gibson’a, ETUEmers competing unattached. Tbe pointed CharUe Massare, New Yorli^ , England ...... 18 Tbe rlngslders were enjoying it like BEN JEBY DEFEATS Louisiana State vs. Tulane—Tu- with Mera Barbere in third place. latter will include Krupnick of Scotland ...... 12 gourmands at a banquet. plenty of strength with The summary: which to win this one. Bacon Academy, holder of the state ON SPORTING EVENTS Irelomd ...... 9 Bon Am i ■ W ales ...... 'f DEVLIN FOR TITLE Santa Clara ve. Loyoln of Loe cross-country title. USE PLATER OONTROL Round after round, they kept up Oado ...... 115 139 121— 875 The Course W ales this double-barreled massacre and Angeles—Santa CHara. New York, Nov. 22.— (AP)— jLUen ...... 132 ill 100—338 Drake MarquStte—Marquette Tbe five-mile race will start, .as Allison ...... 80 79 82 241 the honors were fsdrly even. In t o Boston, Nov. 22.—(AF)—FlWW? Delegates to the 44th annual con­ '"^Coleman ...... 101 100 97— 298 —add maybe by a big score. usuifl, from in' front of the H i^ control, partly eaforeed^duzfiif to^ Baker ...... 99 110 84 283 twenty-thtod round it seemed at last New York, Nov. 22.—(AP)— vention of the amateur athletic McCullough . . 104 83 109 296 Brozowski ...... 98 129 92—899 School. The runners will go down football season that closed ob fafci' union turned their attention todi^ that Nelson had the greater appe­ Thumping Jeby, durable Jewish X eba rt ...... 118 U8 182—868 South street to Mt. Nebo urday, will be ueed to t o fullest ex^v, McMenetny ...... 89 - 76 120 2S4 tite. Ad went down like a plummet to a proposed Olympic tax on ad- Brennan ...... 104 127 96 321’ boy' from me East Side hots won street, across Mt. Nebo and down t « t in all of Boston Univenilg^t^:;> mippimie, the awarding of National under a fierce right and the crowd 549 597 643 1638 ROSE BOWL ELEVENS into Charter Oak field, opolBg up to winter term sports, it was jumped on to benches to fee the New York State reco|fOlUon as mid­ Rniimer'e Market ehampionships and the election of T o t a ls '...... 476 474 491 1441 (Charter Oak street from to hack of nounced today by Dean Fredfrid|:(- officers. referee chant tbe doleful ten. dleweight cbaiapion of the world. H arvey ...... 101 110 116—326 the paper mill, theaoe to Niiohola Rand Rogete of t o 101 108 319 Angeles a neat beating at tbe St. Porter street to East Center street tion. , quadrieent^al task of raising 802 dessert. He beat the count and again Chanda ...... 101 r 100—295 to the Center, around'the dununy Be said t o t Oparit Myles G. Poots ...... 94 102 106 surged in to share t o stuffing with Nicholas Arena last night in a 16- to d s in financing the International 75 82 287 M cL a g a n ...... 139 119 97— 845 Paaadena, Cal., Nov. 22.—( ^ ) - sop and down Mato etreet-to flniah gradually introduced this C. McAdams ... 80 the wiry Battler?— round matoh t o t bore title sanction games the delegatu were being 101 109 807 Astrbleferii whoirho aflnuaiiy itto^ toe at t o High School. during the past fbotlMlB m askbd for approval of a tax of five Davies ...... 97 From this point on t o tide i^ ted /rom t o New York State'Athletlc 5316025281661 Taggart ...... 98 123 ISO 851 feotbaRflrmamfnt to d etern ^ to Banners of t o first three places most sueceMful in Bestixi/'Ufllvsii^j cents on all admissionB of fifty to the waspish lad from MiebifaB. (^namisalon. RdN fouranniant donteetiato bay* will be awarded rilver loving eupA fir’s'history, and t o t in gat cents or more to amateur events Old Bat was beginning to feel t o Jfby ^ DevUd were finalists in GUm m 'b OaraL ...... 484 502 530 1516 1 only feven days left to whidh to Tba next five to finish will receive game with Boston OMtage sanettohad by tba A^ A. U. Totals pace and his ptmehes seemed to have an tournament origi­ Magnuson ...... U9 IW U 8—144 Sootiand me$ia ' ' Obiirvatiene. medals. A stiver toftog eupW m ^ antority was i nated by-Jimmy Johnston. Tbe tour­ Segar .86 S h ie ld s ...... 94 86 107 287 cooled off. tho.woitarii ^ awarded as a team trophy, wtto ta- CariCIem. y BBinSH-AMEBICAN At to tbirty-fountb round to ney lost" most, of Ita color by t o Gorman ...... 98 94 97—288 Robinson ...... 88 90 118 391 t o v S jfiA p i NbffWber 28..an^it is divldual pri»e» to'm em ber^ to jaaf agp t o R- TL DART LEAGUE crowd was glhtted and yelled fortto wttk^wat of Frankie Battagija, K ut ...... 102 98 105—808 C op la n d ..... 118 94 189 846 cooridtofl MWy that thq awwtoce winnlBg brnm. , A treS^ will be tlMKE eoacbsd referee to stop It, for Nelson was wmtjtoMTputttor, whn was given no Conran ...... ,....1 1 0 109 189-7-858 11 Haugh ...... 80 105 97 282 of Iti'tovitation to its opppaout from award t o Winning iBgb^ Scbooi tbmtened to atrike Beeulta.011 N ov. . swaying dnmkeifly, and hargioff bettor than a draw with DavUn, in Glbeon ..... iT 89— 186 teams, with frtd, stiver and bWMO M t o P a is : Lurgan 2, Armagh 1. , W ylie ...... 76 118 108 .297 ttf M iito^ppl^ toUow around t o riof with wobblyr laga, 1( oiie of t o opaning houto of t o wltMB^nftor beori. . . . _ medals to runners ftoliWBg to t o .from t o Tandragae 2, Portadown i. a t S a touraaowst am w ik amst ef^,tks 818 jWT 546 1568 Totals . . . . 446 488 569 1808 bis anpi hanging helplassly first three pldoCa. \ ’ Baanlta on Nov. IS • sides. crittoa thouiSriakafl woaaaaUy. A l. i^phiee Domtod B A ftfilR Armagh 8, Tandregee 0. 80 S7B Before the touiaiifliikt atartdd, he Hamittea Lurgan !• Portadown L Holmaa t • e • • • 88 82 lQ4-4lt Donavan 99 90 92 When>tiu bell lanf. tlM by t o Anfijr * v ' I t o League Staadliig j 5 b?a totte W m a p tp bably^ lot ...... L....118 94 toitattoT - Points Torrance. • • • • • e 95 79^ 105 knowing to t eU hope f6r t o Diiif was loet itenP^d to the tonqpto'f be raoMBisad flowhara hut to Naw Flka .: ... * . .IW 81 geleetmen, the Board or t a b t o t AB I^ u rgan ...... 9 SiimELmon 9C 101 97 298 H ow ai^ ...... >. . .142 120 100-:-880 *oly. B e 89 117 85 291 comer and advlesd him to fiya Yorli saST Marlsel ThU of France i n t o mididleweit, east to Chamber of Comifig ^ ,, to V Tandsagee •••...•.v...■ 6 Flem ing , generally la regarded as king of t o Pittehwrg - ■ ' 5 warning him that to eontlaue nflgnt 8M 498 104 1878 im- Ibigbte eJ Columbus, to HsinWlf 160 poiffdatot Totals a.. < • 488 475^489 1438 fataL Nelaot ^bUnked aad ahook • ’ ‘- M :

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piletor of a restaurant was - fined. I184JM0.000 iD'taiterest postponed 1300. givan a 80 day sttfpan^ jafl; under- u - M BOOZE CASES sefiteoce.iuBd plaood'on probation foe. Tc ^ M iq n sfg,- h m , - . ' r abc months. * . ^ , 6 0 0 . ^ . H a r ^ l ^ H o v i 8 ^ ( A P ) ' —Gov­ Haevey MoU, proprietor of a Moratorium under which fifteen ernor prpes was to d ^ to take legal BEFORE U .S . COURT Stamford lunchroom was fined. $426 debtor countries Obtained M ^ -y^ actiox>inti|aini^?9l^^ of kj-f ; Accept our sincere wishes for thh barest ai^ menriest (rf afl |daced on probation for one.year Buq^i^on of- payments ex^«s E n g - NeYer before have yoiH budget worries b^ '80 few with onr and two waiters in the place Drto December 16.' , ^ land Cbiijliw^ Cantor John Preli were each, Four conntries-r-Great Britain, 'T m %ikSai: the Governor given 80 days suspended jail sen­ France, Belgium, and Czecho-Slova- said. twinging si^t 1 want nqr Direct Descen^t Of Shr Youths Set Up Stiii P i An tences and placed on probation for O' k£sir-hiave petitioned for another money.” gbvtinior made the de- months. suspension pending new study of cision a ^ r the usual stack Waker Scott, Commits JubOee Arrested On \ Very Homer Smith, of Andover owner, problem looking to revision. o f m ail . afe. nooming. of a still seized by Federal agents ; O a ^ re M i -is on record against He'was.lobking check now appeared for an 18 year old youth imotber moratorium, cancellation or .overdue.: 1 Suicide lu New York. Unheard of Values! Prices that defy comparison! Quality First Day. who was arrested when found tend-, Tevisibh. Mr. La^enOe,. jji; businessman, ing the still. He was sentenced to ten Both Mr. Hoover and Mr. Roose?- evidehGy-umit^fitfaipltlng payment that surpasses that of anybody else and Prices that talk for them- days.' velt'have de<^ed in recent public on the' aai^ pum .m ^ cent— a Neur York, Nov. 22.—(AP)—The j utter^ccs against cancellation. Hartford, Nov. 22.— (AP)—Nine wager /two ^^m^ in Boston body dF Blair T. Scott, 60 years old, selvps! 1^.'Hoover a year, ago recom­ Thursday--otl lute outcome of the , » more liquor cases were disposed of an attorney of Baltimore, Md., was HOOVER HAS P R O ^ mended recreation of war debt com- Y ale'H afm rd " fbotbipill gam e. G ov- by Judge Thomas in U. S. District Just Remember—All we ask is for you to compare, then de­ i«i—n three buoy aboard r the schooner and Scott was survived by bis widow and tion involved in the Hoover-Roose- ^66* counts and was sentenced to 30 days brought tiie eight remaining mem­ a daughter, Joaa, who is in Califor- { velt conference today: ‘Tve accepted the invitation,” To show the puUic how thankful we are of their support in the New London county jail. bers of the crew safely ashore. nla studjdng art. Henry Seller of Bridgeport, pro- Total debt $11,598,501,461 plus Gamer said. ffin«»A cimiing here, we have gone out of our way an awful lot to secure this big speciaL ONE QUALITY ^ THE BEST I ONE PRICE--AND ONE ONLY ! See these in onr window and examine them before you BUY HERE buyl Mr. Sam Klein win be in charge and he win fin your AND order carafuny. POPULAR MARKET SAVE MONEY 855 MAIN STREET RUBINIOW BUILDING and O 'L ake. BUTTER ib. 2 7 * Big Specials Which Will Enable You To Enjoy a Real Old It Im't our fault the markst ia way op but oon^a^ tliia ptiMi Style Thanksgiving Dinner At Small Cost To You. Extra Fancy Melntosb Fancy -Botabafa/’ Nattve flogBT APPLES! TURNIPS P u m pkins!

These Values Are Positively 2 « lb . 1 . lb .

WMte New Crop Bafliafc Unmatched In Mandiester MUSHROOMS! WALNUTS! Wheat Fattened—Young Henu—Young Toms-yAlI Sizes— Priced So That All May Enjoy a Real Old Fashion­ y j c lb . e lb . ed New England Thanksgiving. Fancy SaBklat Larfi Soaldat IMkieaa n ffiY WILL BE KING ORANGES! LEMONS n o BARS 22® I 2 fo r 5' RIB PORK Wwtcn'a '^Sopar* Aaaortod MajaaMe AU Vndattaaaf cooKmst ToUot Tissuo CRACKERS!

i p . lb . ^ rolls 2 2 ^ PURE PORK 3 LBS. FOR AH cream lUlcd, 26c regular. LOOO-afeaat reUa. 2-poiind boxes.

Fancy Ont Stringlcaa Extra Fancy Fancy Asaerted SAUSA(3E O C BEANS! Grapefruit! | Pound Cake!

MEAT 2 c q t . i C c a . 2 »>,■ 2 5 * EXTRA ITALIAN A ' ^ p f FANCY Fancy Bleached Fancy Cape Cod G E E S E 1 8 ^ Chesbm tsjllis.^ 5' CELERY! CRANBERRIES FANCY iC b u n ch MILK- FED Plk>RIDA 2 DOZ. FOR Ballotl's Strictly Fresh Fancy Medium Native Sweet or Sour F O W L 1 EGGS! POTATOES! Mixed Pickles!

LARGE 2 9 ® I^ Quart Bnoket Large size. 26 oz. average. 2 5 ® b u sh el ROAST- i r '

ING ' ASSORTED HOLIDAY Fancy Large Italian Fancy Assorted C H I C K E N S 1 9 i CHESTNUTS! MOCED N U TS! FRESH OR SMOKED ^ 1 0 « >b 1 5 * R WholeorShankHalf. I ■ I J i 10 to 12 Lbs* Average. Native Hubbard Fancy Hard Btpe Premier Brand

r L t HINCB, SQUASH, PUMFKIN LARGE SIZE \ SQUASH! TOMATOES !| P U y*™ *’ TOP SIRLOIN BONELESS \ 1 « lb . ®Tny w IO Ihh I I,,rgeet No. 8 ilae ea. RIB ROAST4 . 1 ( Finest Blend Orange Pekoe Hot Boasted DeUcions Balk SIRLOIN, ROUND, PORTERHOUSiE DATES r Ll FRUITS — VEGETABLES TEA! PEANUTS! QUALITY — FhESH MADE PASTRIES AND STERR J c q u i ^ A j| > $0R TS o p t a b l e D EU C A- 1 2 ® V 2-«»' E i® ^ BEEF STEAKS YOUR FEAST DAY. II Til II - - I I ...... ■■■ . r Fanciest Fruit W ei^ Ever Seen! ■ 'I. I . . This storfi win bt open tonigiit liniil 8 P. M.; also a iliM tritf esparieiieed. wdl-trained to assist you in selecting GRAPES! IN.**L a*.*V‘. * k • *-■• •**. yoor TbanksgivlBg pnreliaseB. ’ / , •u - . . t * _ f ; • •S.' ■ ■Tv V ■ •■.' - -’'I. ■> ^ ^ , . , ^ n , . ' f.-AV' / /• r 'V % '■ V' - . • : - " . K .' ■' ';-^"v ■ ' " ;■“\'- •- 1 ... \ ■ ' .tf vV .' r -V ■'.7??

than for. , the prfvious It mpoths. Tlie expenses for the year ending IdVMNTPEACE Overnight in 1982 totaUed $14,111,885.8$. QreenvlUe, Me. — William F. Moore. 67, Hastings, Ohio, oritieaUy 1 MEANS PROSPERITY A . P. N e m wounded by the acddrataT dis­ charge of a rlfie in the handi of a First Mational Stores Boston — Coast Guard cutter, hunting companion at Northeast Carry, about 85 milei frbm here. . .f .*■ t summoned to the Boston beam 'J. S. Envoy Tolls Japaneso trawler Flow by sblp-to-short phone Ow KWH win b« M M Tm idw un*H » p. ibm m 4 W «diwtd«v iwtH lOJO p. CtoNd all day ThanliitM iig servloe, carries seaman siMrlag OA^AIN EVANS DIBS from blood poison to the ^arlne Nice, France, Nov. 22.—(AP)— BnsinoM Mon War Always hospital at vineyard haven. Captain Hornsby Evans, U. 8. A., Boston—OUda Gray, the dancer, retired, of Washington, D. C., died and Arthur Jarrett, the singer, today at Beaulieu, near here. He abandon wedding plans for the time was 49. Funeral services will be held being on being Informed they could here tomorrow. Oiaka, J»paa, Nov. a2.—(AF)— not get a five day waiver without sanction of a judge. They applied AmnrlcftB A m bom dor Joioph C. for a license at Boston d w Hall. Grew today reminded a gathering $ Boston — Constitutional Liberty of Japanese bualneas leaders of the League forwards to Governor Ely a close connection between peace and plan for liquor control by a liquor Get Your Cider prosperity on one hand and warlike control commission which "should activities and economic disaster on have exclusive power to Import or the other. manufacture and to buy and sell all For Thanksgiving He was speaking at a dinner giv­ beverages used In Massachusetts." en in bis honor by the Amerloa>Jap- Amherst, Mam.—L. H. Bean, H ere an Society of Osaka, which was at­ senior economist of the Bureau of IANCY tended largely by leading business Agrlcdltural Economics, Washing­ men. ton, D. C., says business conditions 2 G a ls. 2 5 c "Nobody can appreciate better were "somewnat better" than In than you business men," the am­ June or July but that there were no F R E S N , w m m bassador said, "that financial and Indications of immediate rapid Russet, Baldwin and Greening economic prosperity Is corollary to movement. Apples for Sale. 16-quart permanent peace. Boston—Edward A. McLaughlin, basket "Organised warfare of any nature 79, first student ever to be graduat­ Is a heavy financial burden. In some ed fronr Boston College and for 25 cases it is financially and econom­ years clerk of the Massachusetts 2 5 c Be turc when leleetinB yeur ThcnkiiWIni Turkey Ikel Ikliyear ically devastating. The machinery of House of Representatives, dies. ebave «!l ethers, yeu mike your Hnt eonilderetlen - ■ warfare in Itself Is one of the great­ Cambridge, Mass.—Annual report est drains on the exchequers of the of the treasurer of Harvard Univer­ 30 OAK STRKET QUALITY in all (ieditutfi ean be had at eetremely lew priaei at EXTRA HOUDAY SPECIALS world." sity reveals that operating expenses your nearest First National Market Japan’s Budget of the university for the year end­ Next to Greenberg’s The ambassador did not specific­ ing June 30, 1982 were $644,288 more In addition to (aney, fresh, plump, Turkeys, we offer a seleet- ally mention the economic outlook of i ion of only the choicest varieties of Chiekens, Dusks, Geese and Japan Involving the prospect that Fowl for your Thanksgivlnf Dinner. the Empire’s 1938-84 budget will be LAND OXAKES swollen by the needs of the army In Manchuria, nor that it will approxi­ PANCy FRESH MILK-FED 93 score Sweet Cream mate the record figure of 2,288,000,- 2 x 5 5 000 yen, with a deficit approaching APPLES! BUTTER U . S. Gov't Cerilfied 1,000,000,000 yen. (Thlg deficit McIntosh, Baldwins, greenings, spies,' would be about $200,000,000.) KINGS, RED AND GOLDEN DEUCIOUS CHICKENS FOWL The ambassador said the peace All apples graded as to quality and pqt up in all size 4 to 5 Ib. policy of the United States, far * to 6 Ib. ■from being contrary to the real In­ baskets. FLOUR overoge terests of Japan, "is precisely In ac­ We specialize in fruit and vegetables and we can averoge SUGAR cord with those interests," adding assure you full value in anything we sell. OLD HOMESTEAD that the American people are Inter­ JACK FROST / for Cakes and Pastries ested in "a financially stable and Potatoes that are excellent cookers—priced at 33c Pastry 434 prosperous Japan." and up. Fansy Lonf Island 5-6 Ib avf GRANULATED FINAST "The American people heart and Clean, crisp celery of the better kind. An ell purpose Hour soul," he said, are behind world ef­ Sweet Cider of the very best quality«-niadj9 from forts to achieve a lasting peace. In sound apples. ^ f t elblh this connection he mentioned the Ducklings sack...L' PUfC L w d f«’ l)«hing and frying disarmament conferences, the cove­ Also a complete line of Fruits and Vegetables at W nant of the League of Nations, the most reasonable prices. Faney Seldeted Fancy Native. World Court, and "above all the Native Turkeys, veiy fancy; dressed or alive. These P o ta to e s ...... 15 lb. peck 15c j Kellogg-Briand Pact definitely out­ are milk-fed and very tender. f t lawing war. XXX This peace move­ Geese " — — ■ 'w ment represents the fundamentsd, We deliver anjnvhere in town during the Winter united, unanimous desire o f the months. Call up and let us deliver your holiday needs. . American people.” Frssk Rib or Loin Bnd . Prosperity Is near. On Dec. 15 (England Is supposed to- pay' the United States $95,560,000, France PERO ORCHARDS Pork Loins ^144 ‘110,261,439 and Italy $1,245,487 — 276 OAKLAND STREET TEL. 6381 i^l payments on war debts. But Manchester, Conn. Fresh 1.7 Ib evg v R hR. let’s wait lutll Deo. 16 before we ji^an a party. OF HOLIDAY NECESSITIES ^ l i 11 GfRulne Iprini HOLIDAY Raisins Saadad er Saedltss 4IC 2S9

Lamb Legs ' l9y BAKERY SPECIALS Lb \ SMITH’S GROCERY Wheld or Either Ind from our FINAST BAKERY Mild Chtasa v PHONE5114 2 NO. SCHOOL STREET MInce Meat ...... 2 2S9 Fancy fresh Hams - lac Whiapla's CAKES MInce M eat t,. 2 3 « 1W;‘ 2 7 « S u ga r NATIVE WE SUGGEST THE FOLLOWING rOS A DELICIOUS EXTRA FANCY - 1 ib 14 01 TURKEY DRESSING . Cranberries HOLIDAY G rape Jelly ' Bad Wins || ^ 2 | « DORACO BRAND STANDARD PRUIT " 4 S f Currant Jelly 2m«!j:.l'sj:.! 9e 10 lbs. 45^ TURKEYS 2 qts. 25<^ DARK FROM Saiiiigc Mtat OYSTERS FRUIT '^ 2 3 f Swift CHARLES MAAO — AVERY I^T. Dremedery Dates 2'AT IS* ASSORTED pint POUND " l t d Pitted Dates IS* Larcl Mince Meat ‘ i 9y WELLESLEY 4 3 ® ib . FUDGE " I 9 f Pmipkln lie 2 lbs. 15c I Q c P^kS' finiy CiM Ctd OTHIR lAKIRY iRHash 11c FANCY YORK STATE M I O O U T i e m Nttivg Cranberries 2 ^ S 9^ SUIT Plwn PHddliii i nnilc t'lT c HERMITS TURKEYS 2'^2S4 Mayonnaise finail gl jar S9c O ra n g es COrPEE P ota toes. ifSirASH RINGS " l f 4 p o u n d ^ FANCY Hjj^JlAY NOdk 23. 27. DOUOHNUTI... I f f J 7^pcck LARGE NATIVE Doha tSfAPES ilaRM nd MnlMds'KlilillF u g fe AT o\m AiiartmiRl Fancy ROASTING Fancy MIxtd Nuts Finsy LI ife busfli CkLERY A k n e n a b m i m i n .... nii . n tic T u rn ip s CHICKENS G ra p es l i M o M h o i t l i r i « Meaehad BraiNs u 19c Rililn (NT it iraa Paeans p o u n d ■■ImHlniiMmMJ12SL h f f i k i p s §*■104 ‘PRIZI W r ^ Mr 7 t 1 Icpeck 6*7 Poundi Avtimgg. 3IIW.25. .H L M O N T WRHa Ibleel f f m U m y Sauge lie P ife MEDIUM SIZE NATIVE HOLIDAY miHTS i^iiTRyi w it Red Cherries u 7* Bwict Diamond PLAIN RYI Htf f i t CHICKENS Orangas u m o n . , citron m i » s f 4 Royal Kw38r kv ifc lo e P o ta to e s W a ln u ts Layer figs SMYRNA Ib 8 14 , NOLIiAY PiUlTf t ih iv Plnast VfnIllaKiLT” L7 2S« 2 9 ' Currants . I f f Orini# teVe'd » t i t 4 1*2 to Founds Avtngi. 5ll» .10e 5 25. Ifc- fliiasl Prunes ! . 'IfK,'!,' S f4 Liyir Fifi M t ihroddod Cocoanut icOe FANCY NATIVE Sluffedi Pates 14 91 phi S f4 Currinli *2ijf fit Flnast Olivos UFISe Smith's Rtd Bag Woodworth’s Rniit Pruriii 'VVillF fit Smeked Sheulders 104 Stuffid D#tff lU* iit Swansdown cane new FN | | e FOWL lb.2 5 « • t & f f e e 5 Poundi Avtragf. . Sweet Cider Heavy Cream St EiUt'.’:284 H P L IiA Y .Poiinay 'lif'tte FANCY Rllk ...... It jifflS, 104 C N K O U T I f V Windsor Jhssortmom T ifa 23' “> ROAST/ PORK 35^ Kybe Ceffaa Orvund tr Inn Ib 18 4 PIITIVAL A 4ft! « ! fiRiy leAiRdHiM CfiMifi.! >>• Largg Zcfbirg Largo Bunch RMimend Taa .' ...^ r ,.,. ■' > ■ . • '■■■ .•...,- ■ . .

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k i Bnttet Celery CRANBERRIES, Celery Sugar Only a Little Mmae ThaffrOiie- 2 Lbfl. Singles 2 lbs* Send S-Stalk 10 Lb» Third Repfiirted Thofigh Much More Is Expect^; 7 c 1 3 c 4 6 c The annual roll call of Manchester RIPE TOMA­ Chapter of the American Red. Cross TOES, 2 lbs. . 2 5 c VellowVumips is rapidly nearing an^end, and aftbr the..8Ucond report of the drive mr- TURKEYS 13 c ^ 6"-^9c ganlkation yesterday, ^af^moon lb Plninp breasted SealdiBweet was announced-that rilghtly more spedally aeleoted small Uris— Grapefruit, 4 for Native Potatoes than one-tMrdof tbe qiibta of .|l,800 weldUnr from 7 1-S' to 9>n>s. 2 3 c Half Bnshel has been r&ised. The total amotmt Don’t hesitate to take one of contributed to date Is |688, but It is these. If you want a small Tnr> Florida expected that tbis total will in­ key. Ton will get as mnoh Oranges, doz. crease greatly when final returns breast meat from them as from 2 9 c Cauliflower are made by all wo^era. B e e ts ...... 5c bunch Miss Marjorie Cheney, chairman Native Grown. some 10 to 12 lb. Toms. These of the drive, said today that she felt small yonng California Oranges, dozen, New Bunch Carrots .... 5c confident the quota would be' ob­ Hen Turkeys, lb. .. 3 5 c Fresh Parsnips. tained, pointing out that many of POTATOES the workersvorkera hahava failed , to report. Woodward’s Sweet Older, 3 2 c “ " 3 9 c The last report will be mMle Fri­ ...... 28o gaL Brussels . day afternoon at the Manchester Thompson’s Sweet Older, Sweet White Sprouts, can 3 9 c Trust company, between 12 o’clock ...... 29c gal. BoUing These Sprouts are In the noon and 8 o’clock.. All workbrs are 1 5 1 5 ® Jug lOo extra. Potatoes Feiudel Brand and we are requested to make complete returns Mott’s 2>quart fancy table Jars Onions sure they will save you a lot to W. W. Harris, traaaurer, at this Extra Nice Olarlfled Older, of work and that the quality time. < 85c. lO c 2 * ^ 1 9 c will pleaM yon. •Mlaa Cheney said that It la pos­ sible that aome persona who desire A t A & P Family Flour FOR STUTPINIQ—HARD BREAD—The new Stiokney A Poor’s ALL GREEN ASPARA­ to contribute have been overlooked prepiu^ STUFFING, 2 packages and large Sewing Needle and during the' drive. It is hoped that Meat Markets Sunnyfield Thread. SBo — Sausage Meat — Poultry Seasoning, lOo and 25| B ^ Tender Pot Roasts. Small Gum Drops...... 23c oooklee and lusoloua plea aa they to 7 1-2 Hm. Lb...... 4 0 C Rib Roast Beef After-Dinner Mints • .25c were taken piping hot from the Turkey Stuffing SPECIALS FRESH FOWL. Ground Beef, 22c lb. Rum & Butter Toffies • ^lOc ovene. Tomorrow Watkins demon­ strator will bake only pumpkin plea, Fancy Native c lb. using two ranges equipped with. Si­ 19 standard Mince Pies STUFFED OLIVES...... 14c, 25c, 81c | PLAIN O L IV E S...... q t. jars 33c lent Glow oil burners, and the com­ plete day’s baking will go toward Ann Png* M . 23* completing the Thankigivlng din­ Pork Loins W h o le or Oysters ners of many of Manchester’s needy a ib H a lf cases. F’rMh Tehdar Pound Cakes All the ingredients used In pre­ pint 25c Ann Page. Plain, paring the baking with the excep-' . 1 ilopblo,. n^la tloD of mllk,..ace ^eing. furalahod to.jN« Ftdsh Hams W h o le OP Watkins Brothers through the co­ Eastern Cut, Brightwood th a n k H a lt operation o t Brunner’s Market In­ Sausage Meat 1-lb.loaf 23* cluded In the long list of well known foods used are Gold-Medal bread Fresh Shoulders e-8-lb. Doughnuts The Manchester/ flour. Gold Medal cake flour, Wil- Average lb. 1 9« Ifsiins Extracts and Royal baking Brightwood Short Shank Orandmothop’s . 4 B powder. Milk used In preparing the WE ARE FULLY STOCKED WITH A FULL UNE OF GOOD THINGS FOR YOUR delicious reclpies a t Watldns Broth­ " .r .a ' 1 5* ers is being furnished through the HOLIDAY NEEDS. West Side Dairy. Porterhouse Steak Cut from Prime Steer Beef Crackers - White Bread Grandmother's B . TURKEYS 0. SCHEDULES . HOLIDAY NUTS N. B.C. Common V 7 ^ Full lb. Loaf ^ lb. 2 7 c YES, FANCY, FRESH, YOUNG TURKEYS, ALL SIZES FROM 7 TO 18 LBS. THANKSGIVING DAY Pecans None Such 1 Ann Page TENDER AND FULL BREASTED—AT Filberts lb. 1 7 c Preserves There will be no city, v rural or lb. 2 3 c Mince Meat All Flavors ^ B . tarcel post delivery in Manchester 16-oz. Jar ■ Thanksgiving Day and the money Brazil Nuts lb. 1 5 c 2 pkg*- 25< order window in both the north and ^ p o u n d south officee 'will be closed. The Mixed Nuts buik lb. 1 9 c stamp, registry, parcel post and W alnuts California Bulk lb. 2 5 c Ginger Ale Crape Juice general delivery window will be Yukon open from 7:30 to 10:30 in the tin 4 5 c A&P To Avoid Disappointment we suggest you leave your order for your Turkey NOW! morning and the lobby from T to 11. Walnut Meats s-oz. Carton of 18 A Malls V7ili be receivra at 7:80 and 18-oz. bottles O # C pint bottle f Qc 10 and dispatched at 8:i6 and 11. (Oontonto only) ^ " Fancy, Large, Native Roasting Chickens, Our Home Made Mince Meat, the Old A&P can 1 2 c from 5 to 8 lbs. each, a t ...... • 33c lb. Fashioned K ind ...... 15c lb., 2 lbs. 25c All departments close at 11 for the Dei Monte balance of the day. can 1 2 c Ocean Spray Piiinpkin a & p Fancy Native Fowl, 5 to 6 lbs. each, Boneless Rolled Roast Beef for the Oven, ADVERTISEMENT Cranberry Sauce Raisins a t ...... 28c lb...... 29c lb. ENROLL NOW for the special Seeded and Seedless course during the Winter Months f r u i t s j n b (or ^fjflufesiiiibins We Stuff and Bake Turkeys for, each $1.00 in Manufactiming Costs at the Con­ 2 can* 29* Boneless Rolled Pot Roast Beef •. • >25c lb. necticut Business College, Odd Fel­ 4 pkg*. 25* And Chickens for, each ...... 50c lows Block. I And Will Be D eliver^ At Time Specified. SPEQAIL ! ICritp; Highly Bl«ached Vanilla Extract Baker’s 2-oz. bottle 29e STRICTLY FRESH EGGS FROM COV­ Baking Powder Rumford's 16-oz. can 29o Small, Lean, Fresh Shoulders ..'---- 10c lb. ENTRY—Good Medium Size, almost the C stlB ry Large Single Bunch full a t ...... 37c doK. “SI Him nuT I . bcht. Ground Spices 2-ez. pkf. 9« Fancy Fresh Eastern Pork. I^Mible Stalk Bunches ^ Drom^ary Dates 2ri(i*.35e FRUITS AND FRESH VEGETABLES Small L ^ Spring Lamb. n n lu-H U N ” Baking Powder Quaker MaU 1-lb. can 27- Hubbard Squash ...... 2c lb. 9 Fan^CBp«Ced Sweet Potatoes, 6 lbs. fo r...... 10c Brown Sugar i-ib. pkg. 7« Try Our Home Made Sausage Meat for Delicious Cereal Brought Re­ 1 1^. your Turkey S tu ffin g ...... 15c lb. Native Yellow Globe T urnip lief From Constipation Cranberries 2 Ginger Ale 2 beta. 25« S p ecial...... 2 lbs. 25c 12 lbs. f o r ...... 15e Native Ydlow Onions, 3 quarts for.... 14c Fruit Salad Del Monte No. 2 H can 29c :Fancy Cape Cranberries, nice hard berries, li you have headaches,'!^ of liuB cleut Red Emperor . SPECIAL! 2 quarts 25c appetite ta d energy, sleepleitNMes Ibf. Drom ^ary Peel®’’*"oftrln'"®"’^-ib. pkg. 1 0c STUFFED AND BAKED NATIVE Fancy Native Celery, Lettuce, Tomatoes. or any other of the zreqaent efltets of constipation, read Mrs. Chorrios Mmtmchino s-oz. bot. 1 Qc CHICKENS WITH GRAVY— Sweet and Juicy Florida Oranges, Scihiieider’s letter: Snow W hite Cellfomla SparWe Gelatin, Pb**- SPECIAL^l.29 EACH. a t ...... 29c dozen "Since I have been eating Dessert 3 1 9®, Edioggfs All-Bran, I don’t hava to pkg. 1 1 e take anything else for constipation. Gaulfflower ur9*«**w. Currants Rajah How good it is, and how much bet­ Friend’s Plain Medium Siie X hdt. Mince Meat and Rum Flavored can 2 5 c Holiday ter it is for constiiiatioB th ta -]^ or any otiur Biedyne. Mince Meat Queen Ann pkg. 1 O c Ncme-Such Mince Meat, 2 idigs...... 23c ^ ces Royal Scarlet Orange^ l-lb.'pkg. 19e "I would never go hade to wfiat l Jar 2 9 c Walnuts, Diamond Large Budded, lb. . .-27c Fruit S a ^ Royal Scarlet, faurgest can 29e nsed to take, because K ellies Axl- Mince Meat whii«ia'a B ran is wholesome and heaUbfal.” Mixed Nuts—Our Own, lb...... 23c FUn^ Cocoonut.in Bulk, lb...... 34c — John Sdineidery Si^ l^ th P la in O liv M Encore, Pint bot. 2 Sc,, Raisins, Royal Scarlet, Seeded or S ^ - Peanut Brittle, Edward’s, 1-lb. pkg. . .19c Pshkosh, WiSfcomdn. '^ N e w C rop . Stuffed Olives bot. 4 1 c ' less, 15-oz. ^ c g ...... 8c Cimstlpation is usually due to Baker’s M dst Cocoanut, Ydlow La b e l,' Jar 1 5 c Citron, Orange, Lemon Sliced Peels, 4-oz. c a n ...... ; l l c Ude of *4niU^* to exercise the intea- Juicy Herlda Mayonnaise Encore, 8-oz. tinee, and vitamin B to hdp tohe 4h». pkg...... Royal lOe Scarlet Cranberry Sauce, ' • . . * lb. tin 1 7 c thq intestinal tract. AiL>BR^has Modium Pumpkin, Royal Scarlet, 2 largest cans 25c 17-os. can ...... 15c both, hs wdl as iron fnr the blood. L argo S Ix e pkg. 9 c Campfire Marshmallows, 1-lb. ^cg. .. d o x . 2 8 » Poultry Seasoning Beii’a Apd^anee, Royal Scariet, Ivgz can, .. lOc - The *’1 ^ '* in AiL^BisAir is m ndi d o x . tin 2 9 c JeDy Drops, Royal Seaadet, 14b. . .19c U ltn Vacuum Coffee, 1-lb. can -29c like that of letouee. Within tta Plum Pudding R* & R- body, it forms a soft mass. Gently, Oinr Stmm^ l-)b. dig* • • • • 23e it dears o u t^ wastes. Fancy 1 5 ite. 1 5 fig s Pulled H Ib . pkg. AT OUR BAKERY DEPARTMENT Bfbming lb. p l% ...... 21c Large Squash and Pumiridn Pies. T ry AzL-ftUN in place of pIllB Criseo In Bdk, lb...... 15c and drugs-7>|io'ttften habit-form­ Mince Pies from Hinne Made Mlnee Meat, Fancy Wahrat- MeUts, SWe^t and letter ing. Two tabletaomifiilB daily will and Dqzk Fndt Calm. overctaw nioi^t w s ta d f constipi- E ii- j tioB.'. I f h ot xdkvdd t p i u^y,'siBe Aiid Many Other Good Things. d trm hi 'Biilki lb. ...1. • .29e yjrar doctor. '

Moultrie, Ga.—John Thomaa Turn­ er liked solitude, hated townsr never read a newqiaper, had.no associates other than his wife and asked lieli» from no man: but (dd age has ch|uig« ed things. He’s too feeble to work his farm now that he is 93 years old and has come to Moultrie to i^ply for a pen* sion by reason of service in the Con* federate Army. He has lost his charge papers and all his comrades are dead, but R. A. Cooper, county official, is hopeful of getting him 380 Shop For a monto from the State Fund. Turner said he hadn’t ^ wanted a pension as long as he and his^wlfa were “able to get along,’’ that he rarely went to'town because he’d —Low Prices-- rather be “off by myself than in a crowd’’, didn’t read newsjiapera be­ cause he never learned to read and now asks aid only because he’s too feeble to work. Joliet, Uls.—^Tnere are thieves in the State Penitentiary. Ducks, geese Lerge^^ze. Good touttl Guaranteed to crack 100% perfect. All new, 1982 crop. Our own BitxtnreK and chickens awaiting the prison Thanksgiving feast have disappear­ CAPE COD ^1^ HALE’S “RED BAG’’ ed. Not only that but prison officials said several of the convicts were in­ volved to a plot whereby permits CBANBERBIES 2 "--2 3 ^ lbs. were foig^, enabling prisoners to Sound, ripejbezries. Insist On quality berries—It pays to serve the best en 3 eat in the ofRcers kitchen, enjoying Known throughout the countryside for Its excellence df quality. steaks, chops and other delicacies not ordinarily Included in their diet. .lALE’S FAMOUS MILK KINGSUpV A SMITH’S FAIRBUBY Menominee, Mich.—Clarence Sie- men deer hereabouts have been pracUclng foqtball.They’re par­ ' 19-oz, loaf e. ticularly good at running interf^- BREAD Sieman was taking careful aim at The largest and heaviest loaf In the U. S. at 5c. Stands the “taste teet.’’ A butter of high quality and eweet flavor—FRESH! a buck when he was knocked to the ground.'He found he had been struck by a fawn which had broken through Seedlesa Dromeda^ Pure Prepared the brush. By the time he recovered his rifle, the buck was gone and so in c e e a t was the fawn. RAISINS DATES LABD M N Kingston, Ontario—Three women Judges listened gravely to a debate A on the subject: “Resolved, that a 2 i<»- 13« 2 lb- jar 2 5 wife is of more benefit to a man Fancy, Fresh 2 pk«»- 35® All prepared, ready to pat la the Swift’s “Silver Leaf’ brand pure than an. autoinobile.’’ Then they Thompson's seedless raisins. 15- Pitted or golden: For table or pie. Purest ingredlontB used. ruled unanimously that the uphold ounoe poolwgo. oooldng. Fresh stock. lard. Pound cartons. i era of the car had won. Detroit—An immigration inspec­ “DIAMOND T“ tor, responding to an anonymous call FLAK-0 that an Mien in this country illegals Cheeffe* 2 pkgs. 25e PieCnM t 2 pkgt. 2Sd ly could be foimd at a specified ad­ dress, started to explain bis mission WILUAMS’ when he called at the home (ff TURKEY PpeserVes . jar 23d Spices Ground or Whelo 3 p k p . 2 5 a George H. Morton. • ^ ' “I sent for you myself’ interrupt ed Mrs. Morton, and explained toe HelM (large) bottle I g a had entered (he United States S o t i a s l l io'-notob 2 large cans 29d Ketchup Illegally in 1926 and now wttoM the C pound government to send her back to BUMFORl) Glasglow, Scotland, her birthplace, A l p p l e S a u c e GOOD-QUAUTV t O c Baking Powdar lb. can 2 7 4 al&g with her young daughter. poftland, Ore.—A new height for NONE-SUCH high power in salesmanship: Again thle year Hale’s Health Market will offer its ouetomers only Plum Puddillg tin ipc Mince Meat 2 pfcgs. 234 “A man rang the door bell of a fancy, first quality turkey. Government inspected, fancy, freib itook— residence. fully guaranty by Hale’s to roast tender and delicious, ll^ave your order BELL'S.. “Here’s something you ought to tomorrow or shop yourself—Mr. Ahdisio will give your order hie pereonai BURT OLNBV N0..4U ca iu k 2 9 d pity* 9 4 have, lady” be suggested, displaying atteatloa. % Seasoning a lrig h t, shiny isign, w hito he as­ sured her was a bargain at two bits. It read: "No peddlers or agents MILR FED, FANCY wanted,’’ an d t Oklahoma City—In a fitting foot­ Shoo Hate'a lo. \ ball tradition, Oklahoma aty and m Tulsa University captains each year CAPONS NATIVE GREEN MOUNTAIN FLORIDA ' ...... wager their shoes. This yew the Freeh—Fancy—Large 1 odds are four shoes to two, Tulsa having co-captalns. The loser walks FRESH, NATIVE barefoot off the field while his rlvaU P o t a t o e s p N k J ' X * bajur bis brogans to' the trophy ease. Same high grade we have sold all season. ORANGESGoodplM! dulpy! i < AOTBESB SEEKS DIVORCE Duckungs Yellow Globe Native Largu Florida Tender and Plnmpl Native HoUywood, Cal., Nov. 28-—^ ) Carrots...... 3 bun. 7c Tiimips...... peck 11c Parsnips ...... 2 lbs. 5c GraM niit....: .8 fdr28c —CSaudla Morgan, actress-daughter of Ralph Morgan, stMe EXTRA FANCY, LARGE KMIve . FanofcLlqeberg Large Italian' ' Nativa actor, and her husband, Tall^t Chestnuts...... 2 lbs. 19c Pumpkin ...... lb»lU Cummings, son of Mr. and Mrs. Beets...... bun 7c Lettucet ...... 2 for 13c > . lAwrence B. Cummings of New Natlvs Hard Ripe Siloing Native , Large Sualdst York and Nantucket, Mass., are GEESE estranged and she ^ Onions...... 3 lbs. 5c Tomatoes...... 2 lbs. 18c Squash ...... lb. Ic Oranges...... dqz. 31c vorce proceadiofi) h«r ftro tr •i-id 9RESH, MILK FED ROASTING tod&y* “iDCoropatibility is the best ex­ Sweet Native Fancy ijelidoue. planation," said Morgan. Oummings and Miss Morgan, 20, were married October 16,1981, after G i n c i ^ »25 CELERY TANGERINES A S m M a ^ weelu romance while she was 4 to 6 Pounds. POTATOES playtog on the New York stage. EXTRA FANCY, LARGE ROASnNG g d pound 3 o bunch ][[e each 7 **»^ ^ ^ 3 ® ' Good stock. Celery hearte—enow-whlte! ' Juicy! Tasty! Large! ' Goad eating apples. Sound, flrui fnd4 ■ HOLLYWOOD CHICKEN »20 Swift’s / Sweet ' MARKET 5Vt to 6 Founds. StrifStly Fresh Silver Lane 381 East Csnter St FANCY, MILK FED, SMALL C I D K R ; Corner Parker. Dial 42831 EGGS PICBXES F m f c M A T * WE DEUVBB. THANKSGIVING f t 3 1 ® gellon FOWL 2 dozen ^ 3 ® 2 5 ® 1 9 * GisUoa Jug.' No, eSargo fdr tbc' Jar.; SPECIALS Sweet and' sour mlxedi sweet Pound'ilze. The new type shortwi- Bate It ow haud* tor the feaet Conn. Fancy Native Guaranteed by Hale’s. ( Large sUto. pickles. pUl plekles 19e qttart liig. 8-poufid:tln 55p. TURKEYS “Yellow Tag“ YooTlWaat From Stafford ( CONNECTICUT Granulated THANKSGIVING Nstive Fancy Grade 2 7 c *" 3 9 c TURKEY NATIVE SANTA CLARA F R ^ H ^ , GOLD MEDAL I a-6 Lb. Native Fowl, Q Q e a c h ...... 5 ^ 0 SUGAR Young Native Fork 1 PRUNES 4 ^^ ’ 214 FLOUR Roasts, lb...... X TURKEY 1 0 lbs. 4 3 - Daisy Hams, Prince Albert 20c Packed in cloth bags—free from Sun-Blest PEA S ...... • «3 cans 39c t o b a c c o ...x**.**«"tin 89c Fresh Shoulders, IQc dust and dirt. Pecan 19® : Confectionery 8-pound bag. All pnrpose '“kMdMSik. Roasting Chickens, 25c ^2® F®****4 SUGAR ...... 3 pkgs. 17c tested” ienr. English Boneless Shoulder Pot f O ^ Thanksgiving Sunbeam (large size) ^ WALNUTS ...... lb. 25c Pndmd hy PINEAPPLE ...... • *3 cans 47c Jumbo. Fancy, fresh stock. SoftasUk j Roast, Ib...... 1 9 V nODVCEIU NAME , Women who appreciate quality will demand EXTRA SPECIAL ! ^ AND ADDRESS “Yellow Tag" turkey—grown and raised In Con­ Sunbeam- - -j'- Non-Parek . . ' ^ €A i^ FLOUR..pkg. 22c Seedless Raisins, necticut. Each bird is government inspected COOKIE PEACH ES .... • • r ;.... .2 cans.^25cv ALMONDS ....».. . • • • • -ft. 23c pkg...... DC REGS1XY NO. • and absolutely A, No. 1 grade. lim ited number - Yellow tong. Large can. Sffft tosP almonds. ' (Oalw cooler free.) ; A Mmwi.aiilefifch.iis. to sell—^phone your order early! Burt Oliiey ^ ^ ! After-Dinner ...... 5c, 10c a s s o r t e d v e g e t a b l e s , - M U ! ^ r • • • ...... ‘3 pkgs. 25e BISOUICK . . 29o Fresh Oranberrles, FRESH PRIMIE 3 cans 23c White and eelon; (OoOkIt.outter fieo.) 2 lbs. for ...... AiVW Sheffield u , YRtotfdo New Mixed Nuts, . . . 19c 19 MILK .. i ... • V...... 4 cw is 19c CHOCOLA^S^. V • .2^ lbs, 59e .yyiute Loaf,. Stoictly Fresh Eggs, O A ^ Fresh and crisp. Legs Lamb»XD« 5 9 e : dozen ...... Boffywood FLOUR Medium Potatoes, (M>/i-peundhng.) p e c k ...... O v PURE PORK Assartment... . .lb. 27c |9ilLliPf Ml^^ 27® Our Large Loaf Bread ...... Have yen seat our Thankegiv- lag Basket in onr frmit window f Sausage You nre ralUled to a free chanoe Spedal made tor etelDiifii with every 0M ;4enar porehase. Holder of latoy unmlMr wlO le- cMve thtalmeliiBt that Is etaNbed fidl a good tUags, Jtm nlM r 28 a t 8 la. Rece^AInek and We' wlah^ vary , enjoyable H

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A around ion. he ru E y ^ ii'"...... m S T AND POUND WANTBI^Tb BUY 5i8 H0U|iiBS rioR RENT 65 t'Waat A4 GABRIEtLEE on LOST-^-GdliClE PUPPY, brown arid 1 BUY ALL fONDS Tof, bouieholp FOB. a m # ^ G E COTTAGE FORBUSH cronies d c^ fn -^ ^ Manchester white, chUds pet, name Mac. Re­ goods, fuxiiitare etc. Better prices W, Harrison. 6917. pnshed'in^—1” of toe morning was in his exclama­ “Wait, Tom. You’re ahead of your­ fainted! Parsgaps.” tual number of times the ad appear­ phone 8678. CAPTAIN DE VOS, handsome Bel­ and pointed accusingly at' toe llt- ilm—ohr and here’s a/ queer thing "Yes” . Linda looked Iiim strolg|>^ ed, charging at the revelation to the tbouzAnds pf local gian repreeeotoig a Boropean per- no allowance or refunda can be made MOVING—TRUCKINIG-- people who did not believe for a ie, French clock. ” Tom, is it really ;jnd:‘ ! When I w u Just a few yards In toe eye, opened her mouth tm on als time ads atopped after the fome mannfaotarer; and LIAN : lalf-past 8? Did I go out completely away from toe—frofli toe body who then shut it u another thougat STORAGE . 20 APARTMENTS, FLATS4 moment that conditions really exist in this country as exposed iri tote SHAUGBNESSBY, Irish writer and for so long? How could I? 1 must should stroll around toe corner of came. ***No**tlil forbldi"; dlaplay llnei'not t e n e m e n t s 63 leotonr. ;et up this minute!” toe biouM but Sbaughnessey. A t that “Oiur guests— are they aU etfll SILVER LANE BUS LmE*rSpeclbl thrilling agd gripping fUm. 'nie “°Tbe Herald will not be reBponalble story is iUtoentief in every detail—It linda, realizing her oojuin had "You’re.to stay right here. Stop hour of toe morning!’’ here?” ' « rates for ' school children, ^ee FOR RENT—0 ROOM tenement, all tried to tril..her he waa nirardered, for more than one Incorrect Insertlog being the-actual‘ experience of Rob­ that, Blnks—behave yourself.” "Oh!” toe guped. “Which end of "Honey, don’t worry about them." of any advertlaement ordered , for driver. Improvements, newly done over, 28 ert E> Burns, who at toe present rushes np toe stairs to the baloony. "Tom, What nonsense! How con I He patted her band reassiullflffijr; more than one time. , Ridge street Inquire 21 Ridge St Someone steps behind her, tries to he bouM?? The Inadvertent omlsalpn of tneor- LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE moment te a fugitive from one of —with toe doctor coming— and “End toward toe garage. All "Of coune to^’re hers .now niit rept publloatlon of advertlB ng will be toe notorious chain gangs'. A tech ' istrangle her and she falls in a faint. there'll be arrangemsflts—” reetlSed only by «noell«lon of the moving,' general, trucking, livery FOR RENT—MODERN' feiir and dressed arid ap debonair u you they’re going u quickly aS mey 'is would be all right. Another interval medical examiner—to report toe mind racing ahead to meet tola new Luxe bus for lodge, party or team "Marvin? Did he come from his complication. •' TOLL PAYMENT If paid at the busi­ 170 HUliard street all improviB:- diri^ctly ' off toe beaten track. o f nothingness, not unpleasant.. . . matter. But Boyle’s away, so Par room?” ness office on or before the Mventh trips at special rates. Phone 8068, but the Impulse returned more “They were very decent,, toougb, day following the first ments, with or without garage. You may see a sebfe of motion pic son’s said he'd, take toe responsiblll' ”No, I told you—that is, I started 8860, 8864. turei and not encounter one that strongly. ty of certifying that It was an acci' Binks. After sU, such an.uflusuol ac­ faob ad otnarwlse the CHARGE Telephone 6084. to. He w u with you. The man I saw cident—no one would expect \ hos­ RATE will bo collected. No responsi­ even remotely suggests "Three On A Suddenly she was looking up at dent.” from toe. water.” bility for errors In teleshonsd ads FOR RENT—3 LARGE rooms and Match." Developed with dramatic toe celling and its whiteness hurt tess—” will be assumed and th ^ accuracy PAlNyiNG—PAPERING 21 ’Was what?” asked Linda, lud “W hat?” Tom—listen! Someone’s eofliingr cannot bo guaranteed. bath, second floor, Purnell E^eje. vigor and picturesque sidelights, toe her. be made a little fretting noise denly very tense. “He’d heard you fall, be said, and. 829 Main street, steairi beat, gas picture tells toe story of three girte and shifted her bead on the pillow. (To Be CoBttnaed) ‘ INDEX OF PAINTING DECORATINa, paper “An accident, dearest—you know saw the room door open. You were * --- range and hot water bqater,'flre who starte4-as classmate*. ’ in.„ toe. The sound brought. instant, action. right in 'a' lise with toe door and he • • • i CLASSIFICATIONS hanging, 82 a foom; glazing. plade,' 125 month. Rented as fur­ and follow tbtto — thought you remembered—Cou­ ■aifle' sbhflot With -a trouble^' affectionate look, sin Amos-^” dashed in. You’d fallen sort of awk­ p l e a d s f o b OtXISE UNION Births A. Kanehl. Telephone 7641. nished apartment if desirfdf Apply through the varying events of their Sbxnsone was beriding over her. Lin­ BngagMenta lives » r ten yiiars, as their paths "I know wbat. happtmed to Cou- wardly across toe sill and I’d seen Uarrlnges • ••»«#• *fo ^ • S G. e ; Keith Furiiiture Cdmpaay.. da’s still slightly dazed regard him step out'to lift you.” . London, Nov. 22.—(A P)—Speak­ Deaths • g •••«•••• bjK* ••••••••••• • - M efofii and. re-oroas. It te the sur­ traveled over ^ surprisingly young Sin Amos.” Her tone made blm look Card of Thanks * COURSES AND CLASSES 27 FOR RE;NT—FIVE ROOMS, sec- prise picture Of toe year. Released at her sharply. > ' ”Hm!” Unda dlgeated that ing today at a Pilgrims Society In Mamorlam s e • ■ • e • • • • • t • * • ^ face up to toe sinootoly waved gray “Where were the others?” luncheon in honor of Robert FrOMr* end floor, all Improvements at 187 ^ tbbu t the uriial fanfare of trum­ bair and dowm again. “He fell from the balcony,” said lAst and Found i WANTED—YOUNG MEN to Join a pets from toe publicity department, "DeVos and Statlander?' Ob,, toe the new American ctmsul general. Announcements ...... • Middle Turqpike West. Inquire flrot “Hellbl” she observed weakly. Tom quietly. Since she would dis­ Lord Hailsham, secretary for, war, Personals .t.— 9 class in Manufacturing Cost Ac­ •floor. it has taken its place as one of the excitement brought toem out, too. AutemoblleB ' "Hbllo, Lindy!” Tom’s mother was cuss it, better to he to the point and We brought yi>u hi here—” made a plea for close union between counting. Classes start, Monday, real outstanding pictures of the steady about it Automobiles for Sale ...... e November 28. Connecticut Business FOR RENT—S' AND 4 room tene­ year. ‘Ilie answer is simple—toe Qlce>HSbe took thinge so for granted. “And telephoned for your mother. Great Britain and the United States Automobiles for Bzoharge ...... * Always serene instead of breaking “ Yes?” Again be was puzzled for toe economic eslvation of toe Auto Accessories—Tires • <;eedea,b w College, Odd Fellows Block. ments, all improvempnts. Apply 95 • picture te there. An exceptional That w u nice of you, Toip.” Auto Repairing—Painting 7 Foster street. Telephone . 6280 or into exclamations of surprise or her tone. “Well—suppose, Tom,” she ”I bought you toould have some­ world. • . program of sport- hits are also In­ relaxed suddenly, leaning against "Never has there been a Ume Auto Schools 7-a WEAUTY cJtJLTURE-^Earn while 4545 cluded in tote fine hoUday program. sympathy, she now acted as though one beside the girls.” Autos—Ship-by. Truck 8 ' learning. Details free. Hartford Laurel and Hardy will be seen in Linda had simply waked from toe pillow, "suppose you tell me Jiut when. it. was. more .important that Autos—For Hire ...... 9 “Then what?” our two peoples should imderstend Oarages—8orvlce-41torage . .. .. 10 Academy of Hairdressing 698 FOR RENT—6 ROOM house, with another o f their hilarious comedies, brief nap. She was waiting, as ’it exactly what did happen—as far as “Well, first w« called Dr. Par­ Motormroles—Bltvoles ...... 11 Main street, Hartfor^,. ’ garage, 49 Summer streeL Inquire entitl^,, "Scram.” Burns and Allen, jbappened, to see whether she would you know. GO back to the very be­ sons. Of course toe poor fellow one another,” he srid, f'we’ stoodj!b- WantM Autos—Motorcycles 19 on premises or'telephirae 6781. toe fairioup- radio' and vaudeville drop off agalu or was really able to ginning. ' getber in arms, to proteiet ciriUsatloa BuBlness and PnefeesloBal levvIeeB wasn’t , up but he got here in half from violent destruction. Z 6el|eve Business Services Offered ...... It stflrs will appear in another of talk, but Linda felt only the atmos­ “ You remember we were going or three-quarters of an hour. To tell DOGS—BIRDS— PETS 41 FOR RENT—4rROOM tenpm«nt, . 6 torir bh^y enjoyable skits, “Your phere of casual calm. I t braced bSr swinufllng togeth er-” that today we, toe Household services Offered .....18-A Ridgewood strPet; g a r^ e: rent 820 you toe tnitb, X bad him look at you creditor nations of the wond, .must Building—Contracting ...... It H at” ^ e -BoffWell Sisters, an­ g^.Ohce. . "ih s. Yflu went ahead of me.” first Hefsatd you would come Florists—Nurseries ...... »>•••. I" 'm onth./ Inquire, JLefltU 178 other o f rgidlo'a tevorite trio of en- Jl’j'Well,” ,shf-r vouchsafed' feebly, wish to heaven-1 hadn’t!” His stand, togetow to protect pM '^fld Funeral Directors le Inqriite arOund if you Werfe, kept quiet. Then from econofluB disaster. T^biUeve Heating—Plumbing—-Roofing 17 FOR Parker strept.' Phone 5628,. . f tertairiehi are also on the program lere I' am!” hand tightened over hers and she telephone 5809. he went out on the terrace—” that toe hopii of civllizaUon flee in Insurance ...... A 18 FOR RENT—DESIRABLE 5 room In an epte>toi~ing progcam of songs. "Yes,” Kathlee Aveijll smiled. “No shivered a little. “Ob, Binks, I can’t “Go on, Tom. Tm quite all right. Millinery—Dressmaking ...... l« A novelty flash act, ‘Tossing the forgive myself that you saw—” fuller understandiim between Great Moving—rTrucklng—Storage ... 90 tenement, ^cellent condition, near doubt about that!” Really, I’d rather have you tell nte Britain and tlte X lf l^ Sto Painting—Papering ...... jl Buck,” aqd toe latest neWs events "How long have I been, here?” “Never mind what I saw. Tell me POULTRY a n d SUPPLIES 43 Center. Inquire Kemp’s Store, 768 round .Qi|t.toe bill. everything.” Professional Services ...... “Oh, ever since Tom telephoned what you saw.” . "Well, he made an examination. Main street. LOST 170,000 G A M in J ^ Tallorlng-Dyelng—Cleaning ... 24 FOR SALE— FANCY roasting Twentyrfour dalicious turkeys will me.” Mrs. Averill dismissed the "Well, I was Just olimblng up on Loked at toe place and toe body. chickens, 35c lb. delivered. S. F. FOR RENT—6 . RloqM O (^ tepeinerit, be. given away at the State tonight matter of exact time airily bui Lin-, toe raft—looking toward toe house Toilet Goods and Service ...... 96 He w u a bit upset as to what, wu New York, ,Nov.. 22.—(;^ ) — A Wanted—Businese Service...... 96 Jonesi 1109 East Middle ‘Turnpike. also 4 room flat'. Apply, at. 281 and Wednesday night.' TWelve tur­ da was rapidly becoming her normal —when you came out on toe bal­ biest to do. because technically any Edncattonal keys will be given away each eve­ —and persistent—self. cony.” 'broker,, who said he had.loet $70,000 Courses and Classes'...... 97 Telephone 6160. Spruce street, M. Burke. case of sudden deato like that h u in a few evenings of foifletfe play, Private Instruction ...... 98 ning; 850 ilounds of turkey being "Tom—where Is Tom? Why, he “You could see me clearly?” FOR RENT—4 ROOM tenement, toe total given aWast for both eve­ to be certified u an ucident by toe told poUce about too. gaj^V DUlOiniT ...... t • • • • • s* • Zo* A FOR SALE—ALLEN’S ROASTING was swimming—Ob!” The moment "Why yes. You waved—’’ medical examiner. You’re not sup­ MUSlCRl'^’^rAin&tlO •eeescsoasaea ducks 18c live, 25c dressed. 37 with improvemeuts. Inquire 73 nings. All iturkeys given away ara her mother-lh-law had dreaded came "You.saw me wave?” Last alght/ deteoteyss wcom- Wanted—Initructlon ...... 10 Pearl street.'Telephone 6941. sfli^lied' by Briirineps Market and posed to move the body till be has panied toe brokte, wlioi|SiUBe w m ^ Finaaetal Doane street. Telephone 8887. Sweeping over Linda. Tom.... so seen it and said you could. Parsoh* Bonde-^tookB—Mortgagea eetee II ara tbe ffnest that the hpliflay mar­ far away.... that tight choking He could not understand her ten­ withheld, to a fasMonaUs N at slda Business Opportunities ...... '82 FOR RENT— 4 ROOM tenement ket affords.- Everyone who attends isn’t any too friendly With this.man apartment. They said they round tbtag around her neck.... Cousin sion. "It w u all over so quickly. You Boyle. He’s tos;t rougbfleck, old-time Money to Loan ...... 88 FUEL AND FEED 49-A with all improvements and' shades. either'evening’ll performance Will stood ;for a moment like—like a men in formal evefling nttlrs Help and lltnatloae Inquire 82 Cottage street. Tel 7858. I ajb equal ppppptunlty Amos.... the terrace. Linda eat pill peddler—one of the country grouped around a table on wflloh Help Wantsd-rFemale ...... 8S straight up in bed, her eyes sudden­ scarlet exclamation point against the Help .Wanted—Male...... 98 FOR SALE—HARD WOOD' also :' 'TBahltegiring turkey political gang„you know. Half drunk were chips. FOR RENT—6 ROOM dawnstatr® ly brlming, like a child’s, with silent white of toe house. And then your most of toe time, they say. ]|lan some Help Wanted—Male or Female ....87 range arid fuel oil. V. FU-po, 116 arm went up and Just u I w u wav­ Three men, wlro said they were Agents Wanted ...... 87-A Wells street, telephone 6148. tenement, newly renovated, gU iip- tears. kind of an advertising medical of­ Joseph Rrowhi Joseph Urns aSd Situations Wanted—Female...... 88 provemepte. Inquire 61 Ijrnlqn “There, Lindy, there!” Kathleen’s ing back I saw you pitch forward- fice In Brooklyn before be came out Daniel Doran, were arrMted on Situations Wanted—Male...... 89 sort of stagger and fall. Gosh, Binks, Employment Agencies...... 40 CASH PRICE on one half cord 4 ft street. Telephone 7782. C p QUOTATIONS lovely white band, so aristocratic, here. Anyhow toe office is a nice obargM of operating a gamhling Live Stoek^Pets—Poultry-Vehleles bard wood, 13.50; sawed to order, so impersonal, patted her shoulder. that w u a scare! I couldn’t Imagine little bit of graft and he’s never bouse. Dogs—Birds—Pets . • fssssa's 84.00. Hickory, sgwed to order, FOR RENT—THREE,' five and rix Tm not going to fuel—but I do what bad struck you—but of oourst. Llv. Stock-Vehicles tssfttsesse room tenements, with all modern my one Idea w u to get b u k u Poultry and Supplies ...... S.50. Range oil 8o gai. L. T. Wood By ASSOOIATBD PRESS want Tom!” Linda burst out. Her Wantsd — Pets—Poultry—Stock Co. Phone 4496. improvements. Inquire at 147 Bast Amer Com Pow A ...... need was not for sympatoy but for, oiflcklv u I could.” For Sale—Mlseellaneons Cental^ street or telephone 7864. Asid Gm and Elec • •tiee9*9« ooxpprehebsion. "Ob, I must see him! Sbw patted bis lean brown band. Articles for Sale ...... HEMl^CK SL4^t , Amer Sup Pow • bft'eteeeeeeet “Must have given yor a turn, poor nil Boats and Accessories ...... FOR RENT-TWO, TI^Ris and 4 I w , Building Materials ...... nilxed slabs' 88;0ui bair w°od 84, Blue Ridge . . . |'•••••seee•e•e "Very well, kitten, you shall. He’s dear I WsU?” Diamonds—Watches—Jewelry .. oak Blabs 84. Special flreplace room -apartments, beat, Janitor Cent States Elec ••l•99Stf9ee having a little breakfast now. He's "Wall, u I dovs, I saw a man—” Electiical Appliances—Radio .. service, refrtgeraioi furnished. Call "What?” She w u sitting up, dss< Fuel and Feed ...... 40 wood, cut to order, oaK 84,25, Cities Bervios been pretty—busy, this last hour blckory 84.60. Chas. Staye. Dial Arthur A. Knofla 5440 qr 4^31, Else Bond and Share 9 9 • • e t I'f psrately dutebing bis hasd. Garden — Farm—Dairy Products 876 Main strgeU or two. Shall Z call biniT” Housshold Goods ...... 3M0- , . ' , _'ord Limited ...... • ti’ifiieseeeiit ...... ' That w u a nsw idta. An hour f'r '‘Tes—right behind you ia toe Machinery and Tools ...... (Seldman Saehs ...... Musical Instruments...... 6 ROOM TENEMENT, all tmprova^ two! It had bean early—before 6 - door way.” Office and Store Equipment e« SEASONED HARP-^OOD, stove ments, garage, gbod location, rent Njaff Hud'Pow ...... 16% brsakfait? Her motosr-tn-law, in "Could you see who—?” pedals at ths Storss ...... El size, furnace.: fi'auplcf: pr flre^goe rsakonabls, 26 Walker' street. In­ Psai} Road sysiiiitsii 18& ■tinotively guarding flsr muob-bar "Hell, so. Z didn’t stop. Zt w u Wearing Apparel—Furs ...... IT tongtbs 87 Cord 'pr 84 Iptd. Gray Stand Oil . Ind . 22 Tb aissd son, sslisd tbs opportunity. barely a leoond between tot Ubm Wanted—Td' Buy ...... El quire 80 Waibgr. Tel. 726S. United Feundsri l99ll9.9t,St*9 Rooms—Board—Hotels—Resorts blrob 86 cbhi. Cliai. Heokler, tele­ "Hs'll burry back to you gs fast wbes t saw you fall and when Restaurants phone RosedalflS^U., , . FDR RBN’T-FXRJST Cl^BS heated Xiflited Oas ...... as b* oan, I know. Z mada him sat Rooms Without Board ...... BE apartment; also geveral ilngle Aid United U and Pow A ...... Boarders Wantsd...... B9-A| I f c ' ] ; >'fr- Util Pow and Lt IIII999999 first and told him Z’d go down, for Country Board—Reiorts I•999l9t GARDEN^FJM^DAlltll double bouses in good Ib^tioas. a oup of ooffss whan bs oams up. Bo Kotalt—Rastsuraats ..l•»lllte•9• Apply Edward J. HoU. Phope 4649. bs'U bs back vary soon.” Wanted—Rooms—Board ...... ■ I t I • • • P R Q D U ^ ; 50 mw6Krm is b u r n e d FOR RENT Heal Hstate For Heat WALNITT, NEAR PINB strsot, Apartments, Flate, Tenements .. II Itunferd, Nov. 83.—(AF)— Fivt Lihda yisldsd. After all,' psrbapi itetely Raoeutnwted Buelneii Loeatroas for Roat ft beautiful 4 rooms.I, branr___ new. lbs rsaUy_ wasted__ _ ^sfa ffm BiSUteSnflnutei to ^^N IA L RIBIDINOB Houaei for Rent •••i.,,,IB FOR ilALB—DANX9K t8|d‘ Savoy lorapsd floors, 190.00; also 4-0 psrioAS wars iBarriffl 'ts sgfsty sMly tolp merstef aite eat woman was oollsot bar ttMUfbte. I ^ .tvfVffVth! tr y to lB f Oosfiitisf of six la ifi rooma, ra> Nuburbaa (or Rant ...... II Cabbages, .TitephOBO Sflfl.______rooms 915-1X9. Xnqulrt Tailor Shop. WU isTjumUalrar^^^ tbsrs ospttos ball asd sub room. Ipa- Rummer Komee tor Rant ...... IT Ttlspb^t '6010. bqrpsd la a firs, itartiaf la a iso- Wanted to Rent...... II FOR B A LIM -I YBLl^O^ flobi wu semstbiM vary ijMolal that ibs olous ffreusds, flso sbrubi asd .Hm I Batata For Inla aad floor bs^roofl),'* did dtamga of trsM. A s sxospttosal opportusity Apartment Building for Rale ... II turtnpi, 86o buebfli 9t the'farm. K. 18,600 to a rdoaflag bouis at 86 wasted to ten Tom, asd bs would ..... 70 probably bavs muob to tell bar. to ssours a s »s t attraeuvo bosM Buelnesa Property for lalo Warren Gaze, BuoklaBd. * b u s i n h b s l o c a t i o n s Suburbaa avoaiis, a abort dlstaaos Is a BMSt attraotlvo sattlsf. Rasl Farms and Mnd for lala ...... 71 from tbaeity ofator. 'TU just rsst tiU'bs oobms,” sbs Housaa for' .Rate...... I,..,,. 7i. FOR RENT 64 said asd'lOburvsd with sorma Raaadsabte. For as appomtsMst Loti for llrllaio •«9099»SSf999ef8t9 79ft , TIM laiiirid iroflum, Ooaitaaos te iBSpUt MBM NS Rssort Proportr for lals ...... 74 MUSICAL INBTBUMENTfl 63 FOR RENT-LAXOB eWbf room BrpM loliMsr/ a aowipapor rsportsr sbrswd pMMtrattes tba utlsflai Huburban for late ...... 71i| frontlBf ' OB Main strsot. i p M w w w sa a reoBMjp ia tb# bouia, w li smite of toll vletor,V1testt” Wba itsal latete for BXshango ...... 71 EOR S A IA -A N UWIIOHT PjMO sbs Sbsdid' was settes—but sbs’d WM. RtBINOW Wanted—Roal Batata ...... 77 Tilth beoeb and ouihionf/ Plaia floor; Puifflsll Hock. 199 , Ifaw buivad about tha baek and raoiivad NlHitaniMt M.MM , Aistioz—togsl Metlsos model, perfect oondition, 810 oaeh. itrsit. rsHosabls rates; Apply O, a laofrflted’ lsff. Ibo was takaa to bays tlBM to tblsk tblsfs out— Li0ll Notion Sa99999fl»ltl9a«9» Tl Call Manobeeter 74M. I . Keith Fumlturs Company. tbo Btaaaford boipital. Zt w u Mo f u t but a soast 10 By FRANK BE(X UAS BUGGIES—When It’s Hard To Say "No" (MDAO n r ^ Ifp R Y * Wbas iooutjM Rd#^ I of .iHht MB tbs HUlMfiMb TlSJ^tO Mt SStomtsiUNWlfllo. ^ rju w r A D I M !/ TANKDIJ H IM E T H I L lfT AND UNO H i m D "Tbs MuteNl BWfM St, s ■piody taowftvw Jild, |!M fTARVIN) gait,” sM Wlsfly* , “WiW Hibors Tm fiwdi fti'ftoib oftsto^, / 1 IF *VDU TH I VrURKfA Md wait till it oesMf bMk. e e e, . • / DROCJ HOME Will ride areusA for 'bo^ s sfllo.” Be fttt tbft TislN bftd tbiir 'iBB at MDU. 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thanksgiving D A t ^ - JOtiy^kSGIVING EVE rjihuik.''‘ ■’k}.-’ ..»v- DINCE DANCE . TTr***Mt*"**r BvealB( -' ■ Wstaeaday, Nov. 8& 1W A|T Ibrnt^DbraiT;. • ------. . .. J,- Sob-AlpiiM H^D, 185 Bidridfc Bfc F^taan beautiful MTSaolPitl'' MPSIO BIASTlTOi , A splcoii^ aacortment. Get In the veiofto* to ra a td i.' Admiwion 85c. ^----- aawttaiait ' (1 _ _ '' Danotas 8 to IS F« BL- -WJEHRENDANDinS aTexyhbtya'--deity^-'thim 5d to a day (8totioiiefy--Maln'';Floor,‘front), j. '• c.w*'j'L 1 ■ I'--'* ^■f.'S'rfi :i\ 941ECE COUNTRY (ID B 7 ^ . - " r »j!ni , 4 thanksgiving EVE if ■' ORCHESTRA -Mji . I* ) DANCE i ffndHlDn (Inohides a n a o e On Tinfeey, Goose or PIf)—50o. Caty view Dance HaU - rf .■ 1 ■ ' . .1 Keeney Street Fowls CHven As Door Pilaes. COREGIATE DANCE a o ^ a Out! $L98 to $3.98 I - . ' -J Benefit YBRFLANCK FUND 4-f.‘ TWO BIG NIGHTS IMday, N ot. 85— High School Ball A t The Mnslc By VALUET CLUB ORCHESTRA AL PIERRE TABARIN Admission—50c. Wmimaatlc < We mto^ tondense ( ^ mflllnery.section to I > Wednesday, NCv. 88 and 84 THANKSGIVING EVE Specials On Sale make rbmn for fast arriving Chriatmaa . mer­ —brims, Thanksgiving Eve and Night chandise. We h ato takito one larjg;e group of -^turbans' ANNUALDANCE Wednesday Only to.98f and 83.98 hats and repriced them Music, Ralph Olbson and His — bei% ts TCRN BALL, NORTH ST. at 81*^* Newest styles. Latest colors. 10 PIECE ORCHESTRA Poliah GIria Aid Society Every bne a winner, a t 8L2D! —sailors - DandnF 8:80 to-18:00 . Orchestral Musle At HALE’S BfilUnery Depaftoaen8=i41aln‘ Floor,'left Admission—50c. Admiaslon, Men am' Womea, 85c. (Regular Price $24.75 to $39.50) The Women of the Moosa will hold their r^ular business meeting ! Girb’ Before you buy that ABOUT TOWN tonight at the Home club on Braln- needed Wlntor coat, come ard Place instead of tomorrow. in and see >these lovely Thanksgiving eve. coats at 819.76. We’re The offices of the Personal FU^ proud of the values. ance Company, in the State theater Yofing .people of the Second Con- You’U be amazed at the building, will remain op^ xmtil T g^^tiloxiBl imurch Endeavor society . I%eet style, quality and tailor­ p. m., Wednesday evening for the are arranging for an entertainment ing. Hew woolens. Luxur- convenience of their patrons.; to be given at the church Wednes­ lov^y, trimmed With day evening, December 7. The pro­ BLANKETS choice* furs—rlngtaU op- St. Mary’s Girls Friendly libeiety gram will include two short plays, posum, earsoul, cross fMc, held the annual Thanksgiving de> '*Who Kissed Barbara?” and kit fox and wolf. FoU silk votional service last night, at which "Henry’s Mall Order Wife.” The R (^ a r 85.98 grtides. ' Mbthers! Shop for that lined. Brown; Mack, green, ^e members brought ai^^es of proceeds will be for the Christmas Another shipment of those coat for the young miss 7. to 14 tomorrow. Novel­ gray. Sizes 14 to 46. food to make up Thanksgiving fund of the church schooL heavy, fleecy sheet blankets a t ty woblens in tan, blue, greeii, wine., Tailored or baskets for distribution Wednesday. 60c. FuU bed size. Warm burned.: EijiU.lIned., . - The yoimger members will give a S i Mary’s Ladles Guild is bu«y plaids. Shell-stitched edges. '.Hale’s Girls’ Shpp^Main Fteorroenter social W^nesday evening, Novem­ with preparations for its annual While they hist tomorrow only ber SO, in the parish house to which sale, supper'and enteirtainmeni the —50c each.'-- Dress the public is invited at a small ad­ ‘i**««•!»*##•••*fi?19c 4<1 Thanksgiving Women’s Underwear for the huger tyodiSr' Rayon______bloomerscorners and and ] p itie s , in all colotSr BPrdered S^ted Peanuts .•• •lb. 19c Season’s Grattihg^ v Gartei^s make and others Sdiftifft^s Chpcqla^eB, i ; f 'f 'l Turkisb - G |! $ # d ld box60c!to$L00 u S (poqnd b«wi.) ■ 1 ^ W om^’nGowiis S K I L L i^ M ixiiifir dehimfffs Sogv/Ciits, „ l^fhily The neve Philippine gowns, hand ni^de and embroidered^ \ , .• Jb ^ 88c i Chficol ...... $ 1*00 Baautiiyna... also Porto Rican gowns, in w h i ^ A B O tot SETS (Fancy assorted cu^), ^ , (8-pound „ . Aaiactad.) that;wc#to and pastels i are tor.;' V ■ Just tUnk'of iti. Soft, abiorb- (|1;7Q iSfttofi); Assorted Filled CaUdiiidfSs. ^ x e d tihoeolatos< * *U9c l b ^ 9 c !,b r.o '& a ^ ’.e^f.'^' e n t tturkiBh- batb towela—lOe (4 B o n is ) infant)!’Wear each. Ooloi^faat bordera. B in d > Grlapmld ehrmflluai;4 rilletr-lt u rtis jtMit right fbr • svstjHlty "had im h d t ' t y d t o ^ ' ^food ^Smooth,- weS ihada banded Wool pUdted sldtte on widiit, 2 to 6, v^ue to 12.50. uie. Feel the .wnlght « . out- fatona or stteki. Beat to so boada A bowU to .thd;.aeb—5 to Mixed Nuis . i ; i . v .. ,...... PWfflid Sic standlngln a towel at lOe! . e v e ^ f 9to?aairiity>tlito ..K^inch atoe. J|i8ir^erhat ■ you . Freah gbipinent: XMlidous, erlfty imts—cashawa, fflharti^ Just the skirt to wear with Qftg* h M for ifitoing Thfidka^vlng a sweater Main itoor, k ft'' ''YTOeki ‘ 'Sf,' ^’gtodlee.” peoans-^O'peimuta.''' “ - ; M e’a Canty lOityertmenti-flto^ ItoWi ftent -V • - .ttOe’a" . * ' ' i T , i. . > . ‘ -It*- •' ‘

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