Two Chinese Are Hanged for Manchester Murder LOCAL Featurdki OTHER STATES RAPDLY
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(TTOLVB PAGES) PRICE THREE CENTS VOL. XLIL, NO. 33. ClaMlfled. Adrortifdss on Pace ttt. MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 8,1927. Two Chinese Are Hanged LOCAL fir For Manchester Murder FEATURDKi
Ching Lung and Soo Hoo PAY MURDERER’S PENALTY A Wing Who KiUed Oak St In Ohio and Michigan Wets OTHER STATES RAPDLY laundryman Pay Supreme and Drys WiD Battle; ...... FoOr Vacancies In Coip r e c o v e r in g FROM BLOW
Penalty at Wethersfield. v“ '.v't V ' '' ' gress to Be Filled. New York, Nov. 8.— Radiant and^today that the wedding gift of Col. happy, the former Millicent Rogers, Rogers to his daughter was. a check IIV RONALD H. FERGUSON heiress to $40,000,000, was looking for $500,000. Most of those in a Checkup on Deaths Shows* 130 With 114 In Presidents Washington,om Nor. 8. Today' Is forward eagerly today to her- honey positlcn to know.'would not discuss Two Chinamen, Ching Lung and moon trip to South America with, the rumor, but one member of the Soo Hoo Wing, who murdered Ong election day i* iri^.a i score of states. ■ Rogers household- said the report Home Stath— Property Damage In That State Alone I her second husband, Arthuro Per Jing Hem here last March 24 in The fact, however, evoked but a alta^ Ramos, a handsome young Ar Yt&a not true. one stroke of a countrywide “ tong flicker of interest in tjie capital. gentinian, whom she niarried last: Married by Priest. Estimated Between 25 and 50 Milhons—rCold Weather war,” paid the penalty of hanging The Issues, such as they .are, are so Gening at Southampton, Long Is Millicent and pathos were mar land. for the deed they committed at de-natioualized that even the most ried by' the Rw. Joseph Kelly, in The couple will sail Thursday for and Snow Adds to Snffering-^fate of Many Small far-sighted of party leaders here the parish- house of a Roman Cath 12:08:40 and 12:28:15 this morn 'Valparaiso De Chile aboard the lin olic church in Southampton. Col. ing. In less time than it takes to could see but little significance in er Santa Elisa and will cross the Rogers, aiid Robert Coe, Jr., cousin ^Communities Still Hnlmown— ^Railroad Traffic Will Not adjust the paper on which this is the results as applied- to the presi Andes to: the Argentine capital, of the bride, were witnesses.' The written in the typewriter • each V y - dential sweepstakes a year from td- where they, will spend part of their, small group in attendance Included shuffled from his cell to the execu honeymoon with the bridegroom’s day. Local issues everywhere pre the bride's three-year-old son, Peter Be Resumed F o f Weeks-^Need of Chfldretfs Cbth’^^ tion chamber and was snapped to parents. Salm, Miss Rogers’ mother was his death. No dramatics— nothin,g dominate. Second Marriage. not preiaent, being Itf Europe. ^staged— no sickening delay— no Perhaps the nearest approach to ’The ceremony was arranged has lost motions. A gruesome, horrible This was the vivacious Millicent’s ing Imperative. a National issue at stake today is second marriage to a foreigner. On tily after a dispensation had been task done efficiently— so aulckly provided by the wet-and-dry con issued by the Catholic church, of the witness scarcely had time to be January 8, 1924, she was married, . - — • ^ T tests that feature several of tho ngalnst. the wishes of her parents, which Ramos-is a member. The Boston, Mass., Nov. 8.— Starva Pumps were being rushed to impressed with the vastness of the elections. Springfield trom every quarter- act he has seen committed. to Count Ludwig Salm Von Hoog- question of the bride’s divorce from In Ohio straeten, an Austrian. They were Count Salm did not, however, en tion and commercial ruin were the Railroad Hard Hit Quickly Done In Ohio, long a cockpit for the Railroads were t struggling to At seven minutes after midnight divorced recently and, on August ter Into the attitude of the church two gaunt spectres stalking hand- warring elements of prohibition, 6, her engagement to young Ramos on yesterday’s wedding, her mar in-hand In the wintry blasts over penetrate northward but in hun the small group of witnesses were the voters are, called upon to ratify seated in the death chamber. Hard was announced. / riage to Count Sa^m not having the desolate fiood-swept areas of dreds of places the twisted rails Soo Hoo Wing, left, and Ching Lung, who were hanged in the Con or reject an enactment of the Leg Her parents. Colonel Henry H. been recognized by it because the went In the air over great gullies ly had they adjusted themselves to Vermont today; necticut State Prison at Wethersfield early this morning for the murder islature hacked by the Anti-Saloon Rogers, and Mrs. Rogers, apparent count’s divorced wife.was still.,llv- washed out by the flood and in acl- the wooden benches lined four deep League. It involves the system of against one wall when Ching Lung ly favored her marrying Ramos. While Connecticut, New Hamp-j anion scores of railroad bridges of Ong Jing Hem here last March 24. Ching Lu»g actually committed local justice courts whereby liquor An unconfirmed report was current ■/ (Continaed ou.Page S) shire, Rhode Island and Massachn-1 were washed away. Tha Maine Cen- took a half dozen short shuffling, the murder, Soo Hoo Wing being an accessory. Ching Lung went to law violators may be haled before typically Chinese steps through the setts were rapidly recovering from tral was trying to establish con- the gallows first. rural tribunals and penalized. The ' nection through the White Moun- doorway directly ahead of the wit United States Supreme Court the blow dealt by the raging tor-j Hampshire with St. nesses. One— two— three— four— knocked out the previous system, yents, the home-state of President, jQjjugjjypy^ Vt.,.a milk distributing five— six— seven— in that time one whereupon the Anti-Saloon League OVER $1>100 FOIST INDIANA THEATER guard has strapped Ching Lung’s Coolidge was admitted on every | center. had it re-enacted in somewhat dif Milk from as far south as Wash- hands to his side, another has plac Mickey Walker Arrested ferent form. Today’s election hand to be in dire distress. ed a black hood over his head, the amounts to a referendum on that DAY OF CAMPAIGN WRECKED BY BOMB The hand of starvation was grip.; ington had prevente a milk chaplain has whispered something - * XT TT. ' famine In Boston. The loss of in- re-enactment. Motorists also come ping the city of Newport, Vt., on ] come from milk by Vermont farm in his ear, the noose has been For Striking Jersey Man within the pale of the justice courts the shores of Lake Memphrem{igog, placed about his neck, the trap has which fact has aligned automobile according, to a party of cou|r^rA. ers will be enormous. Thousands been sprung by someone unseen, clubs against the ratlficatloi^. Even drinking water was on a ra of Vermont turkeys which usually and Ching Lung’s body, has been Commnnity Fund Gets Good Structure Valned at $1,600,- grace the Thanksgiving tables of Red Bank, N. J., Noa'. 8.— MlckeyAtook place in Reade’s office, where Four Special Elections tion basis. Relief must reach New hurled upward fifteen feet to in There are four special elections port soon or be too late. thousands of homes in the east Walker, world’s middleweight box Walker was said to have been dis were lost in the flood. Christinas stantaneous death and dropped cussing the possible purchase of a to fill vacancies in Congress, and 120 l^ow n Dead back to within , two ifeet of the Stort— Six Teams Now At 000 In Ruins-m i^ of trees, another big Vermont indus ing champion, intends to defend $2,000,000 Asbury Park theater two of them involve the prohibi Of the 130 known New England floor. the honor of his profession even if tion issue. * • dead, .114- were In the state of try, has' been shut off just as the Not a sound passed from Ching and amusement generally and him cutting in tha woods began. it means assault and battery to do self in particular when the movie In the first district of Colorado Work In Field. the Blast is Unknown. Vermorlt. Motor trucks were bat Lung’s lips. When the chaplain the issue is clearly drawn hetw^U tling the heavy -ipud cast gp by the In some communities in Vermont whispered in his ear he made no it. owner said: today all males over 21 years were The champion was held under “ You don’t think the municipali Francis J. Khauss, Republican alnd flood ahd airplanes were zooming response. No last plaint that he dry, and S. Francis White, 'Demo overhead today. But this was only drafted for rehabilitation work, ac was dying an innocent man. No $500 bond today, alleged to have ty. of Asbury Park would let a " Reports of captains and team Hammond, Ind., Nov. S.r-rrState cording to word from the Green prizefighter own such a place, do crat and wet. V temporary relief from Vermont’s tirades against the courts. No re applied his title winning wallop on workers in the Manchester Com theater, a $l,600,000_structure,. was thousands of homeless. Mountain state. you?” In the second district of Ohio sistance to the force that brought Walter Reade, middle-aged owner there la three-cornered contest Ihr wrecked by a gigantic bomb, ear^ Those who traversed the Green One thing that stood out above of a chain of North Jersey motion The conversation ended with a k munity Club's $5,000 drive showed him there. His color was yellow .toAgy. Gfent .gaping.' holes vrajre. MouhLhin state -vrore of opinion that others in Vermont was the absence but it was only skin deep. Bustled picture theatres. brief display at fisticuffs And Walk a good day'll! work for the first day- (Ubntl^aeff on Page « ) blo^n in the walls causing damage it will take months to restore rail- of.xeports oL looting. United States into the death chamber without The altercation, now in. dispute er's arrest. Reade’s forehead bore total ^as.. recelv- road transportation. Not only are cavaliym'Ch frirtfi Fori Ethiain Allen pomp or par3uie, without' „rjgid, as to who struck the, first blow, a j^ght bruise today. ■' ' ^ed by the exechtlve committee. estim atedat from $6.00;000 to tnd railroads at a standstill but the were on guard in some regions. In painslaT^ng fornialYty,' 'Ubihg’s'’ 6ig Encouraged by the success of $800,000. The Origin of the blast is highways are a tangled muddy mass' a few districts martial law was de- eyes stared stoically ahead at the M S ’ J M Y E R o f tulna and craters, a condition clared. the opening day’s labor, the work unknown.. ' . ( group of twenty seated fifteen feet whjeh Fill take months to repair Coal was at a premium every ers are canvasslug their territory C)wne.rs'of tifeeu.theater declared in front of him. Those eyes did OUR STATE POLICE PARLIAMENT OPENS they have had .no -labor trouble.- As Snow- has already fallen aiding the where in Vermont today. In most not see the hangman’s rope and FOUND BY PR0BEI3 with renewed zeal. At present the work of rehabilitation but causing places wood has been the only fuel noose. They were caught to the far as couid be. l^arited there was work’ is being confined to the resi no-loss of life.’ * great 'suffering among refugees. used and this has been soaked. Avail above and behind him. They Warm clothing wae said to be the did not see the straps nor the black THANKS THE PUBLIC WITH FEW PRESENT dential section; but in a day or two, The theater is ■ o.wned' by David Mails were moving some places the factory visits will begin. Posner and . SamneP Schlessingeri greatest need. , in Vermont today by train as far hood that would cover his head.' ^ Fire Menace The Evaiiiluation. Federal Official Call Chief The team members state that and leased by WiUia&. ^ Kleihege. as Bellows Falls. and by motor None of* these men bonld auggeht' The menace of fire was still truck in regions where railroads The murderer’s penalty paid they are especially pleased with the abroad, Ludlow and Springfield, Vt., Ching Lung stayed at the end of manner in whl6h they are being re any motive for the disastrous explo-* cannot operate and where trucks Not One Case of Looting Little Interest By Members; Sion. haying fought it off. that rope for 13 minutes and 50 Clerk of Sinclair Co. Be ceived and the cheerful spirit in tores In Montpelier, Barre and can get through. “ 'The theater is wmpleteiy union seconds. Physical reaction, perhaps which the donors are co-operating several of the other Vermont cUies Efforts were being made today to convusions, accounted for a dozen Since Flood Visited i^onn., Expect Laborites to Pro fore the Grand Jury. with the club. As several of the ized,” said Kleihege. “ We have had were reported sold out of all stock gtet the government at Washln^on body movements, not violent but! teams of necessity could not begin no threats, have not-failed t6 join with the merchants idle. No drug to establish a fleet of airplanes for strong enough to raise the dead 1 their. canvaM until’ last evening, unions and associations within our stores were open in the capital city mail service to Montpelier. There Capt. Stiles Reports. vide Action at Sessions. the showing recorded above, made craft and; so fhr as we know, have la an outgoing mall service out of man’s feet eight or ten inches up- i of Montpelier.• I _ _ • • a Avard and then downward. The Washington, Nov. 8.— ^Tbe man in so short a«period, is very gratify made no enemies.” ■With' grim . determination the Montpelier but no mail service to hands clenched tightly three or four ing. The blast was set oif Inside near people of Vermont-T-lIke the Green that city. who the government now believes the State street wall^ 'aCMfdJng to times and then rested limply Hartford, Conn., Npv. .8.— “ 'Wc London, Nov. 8.— After a recess actually hired the sixteen Burps Where To Give , Mountain Boys' and Minute Men of against the side. A doctor step-} Some Inquiries have been receiv the evidence of destifuctlon. A hole the past:—were facing the situation desire to compliment the people of of more than three months, Parlia detectives that kept the Fall-Sin- 20 feet wide was blown in. the Hartford, Conn., Nov. 8.— The ped forward listening to heart pul ed as to where and with whomi bravely— struggling valiantly be- Connecticut river had dropped to a sations for ten minutes. Satisfied Connecticut on their -orderliness ment convened today for a six clair jurors under surveillance came gi(ts should be left. The executive State street wall; holes were blown fieath a heavy load. To many It ap during the flood,” aiwiounced Cap weeks session. The legislative pro before the Federal Grand Juiy to in the rbo'f, and all, 'walls; bulged, lit stage of 25.6 feet at ten o’clock to the action had stopped the doctor committee states that contributions peared that the load was too heavy day and was receding at the rate of called another forward to confirm tain 'Walter E. Stiles, of the State gram is so contentious and threat day. can be given to any worker of the will be necessary, it' was said, to to bear. “ We hope to be able to The Grand Jury is probing rebuild the entire theater. 2.8 ‘feet an hour at that time. The his belief and the body was imme Police Department, today, as re ens such turbulence that predic six teams, or cap be left at the take carp of the situation our river had gone down nearly four . diately lowered to a wicker cofiin charges of alleged jury tampering All police in the district i are on selves,” was the statement of Gov. ports poured In upon him that the tions are being made that Parlia Community club.. Followingr is the feet since flye a. m., Monday when two guards had brought in. Dur by Harry F. Sinclair and his associ personnel of the various teams: the alert for clues that' may lead to John Weeks. But business men of crisis had passed in the populated ment will be dissolved in February the catching of the 'perpetrators. the prediction was made that the ing all this period of execution and ates, disclosure of which resulted in Team No. 1. Vermont did not appear to share his flood crest had been reached. doctor’s examination not a word sections, and conditions were swing and a general election called. a mistrial of the Teapot Dome oil Those first, oh the scene declared optimism. They were said to be of There was little interest evinced Mrs. Charles B. Loomis, Capt. there was a strong odor of gunpow Relief agencies were ready for was spoken above a whisper. ing back to normal. conspiracy case. The witness who Mrs, John Gleason.. tho opinion that there was not by the members, however, when the der. enough money in the state to pro any emergency long before the cris A low moaning, sometinfies rasp For the state police tUfemselves appeared today was Harry Jeffreys, Miss Margaret' MOMenemy. is had passed but demands on their ing sound continued as Ching came words of praise for their work doors of the chamber opeited. The chief clork of the Sinclair‘s Consoli Windows ^uittered vide fo-r restoration— that man rush of members to obtain, early Mrs. E. E. Segur. All Hammond felt the shock of services were smaller than anyone ' Lung's body hung from the execu in the greatest flood the state has dated Oil Company. Mrs. John Chattier.' power was also needed. had expected today. The American tion rope. To the group that was known. The force under direction places for the opening witnessed in Injection of Jeffreys into the in the terrific, explosion. Windows Estimates of Vermont’s property former openings was absent today, Lloyd Schonbaar. damage by the flood fluctuated be Legion zoned the city in advance, seated in the chamber witnessing of SuperlDitendent Robert T. Hurley vestigation camer as a direct, result and its members stood ready to go Hie hanging the sounds seemed only a handful being present. Team No. 2 f ((^tinned on Fhge 2) tween .$25,000,009 and $50,000,- worked without rest from the time of yesterday’s testimony by 'Wllilam Joseph Wright, Capt. into action If their service.^ were surely to come from Ching Lung. North-western and south-eastern It was expected that the labor J. Bums and his son,;W. Shermith 000. Boston banks bave sent $500,- members, stimulated by their re Mrs. Fraqces Smith. 000 In currency into the stricken needed. The Red Cross assumed the. But when the body had been low Connecticut were deluged on Thurs Burns: ^ bprden of relief work and today re^ ered and carried away the sounds day until the present moment, and cent successes in ■ the municipal Gomes as Surprise ' Mrs. Millard'W. Park. state. But it appeared today that elections, will provide much liveli Fred J, Schonbaar. Vermont must receive outside help ported no heavy demands. i ' continued. A prison. oflScial eased every man was eager for more Those following the probe werp PARK IN STAjUFORD Work of Restornti<>;t the minds, of the first time witness work. So well was the police work ness to the session. ’ - somewhat surprised for both. Bums Joseph Dean. UnemploymiBut throughout Vermont Chief Measures Herbert L; Tenney. was widespread, a serious economic Both in the city and East Hart- . es at least, when he said that a done that Connecticut is able to re- and his son had indicated that H. ford work of restoration after the ventilator in the roof of the build The chief measures which will Mason Day, vice president o f' the Team No> 8 NAMED AFTER HOMER phase of the situation. come before Commons are: Robert: M. Reid, Capt. in the other stated reconsttuc- flood was under way- by sunrise. ing caused the noise. (Continued on 2) Sinclair Exploration Co., wls. the Hundreds were movln.g Lack to Soo Hoo Wing Enters 1. The unemployment insurance employer of the detectives. Day Miss. Barbara Lawrence. tlbn and relief ■wtis well organized bill, which is designec| to put the Miss 'Vipla Shearer. Hallowe’en Park. Hereafter to and the situation was well in hand. their homes, startin.g fires to dry Five minutes later- another is out on $25,009 bond, be and Sin the houses out, and so cheerful un Chinaman faced the grou^ of wit ARM IS TORN OFF system of unemployment insurance clair haying been charged by As Ernest F. Brown. Called: the Homer Cum Communication with the . outside in Britain upon a solvent basis Harlowe W. Willis. world had been re-established with der the prospect of being hoBto nesses to pay the same penalty for sistant United States' Attorney Nell mings Park. • again that they hardly reallzed-tbey the same murder. This man, Soo again. Burkinshaw with conspiracy tO: «t^ Frank F., Spencer. isolated communications. Pood and 2. Reform of the House of Team No. 4 were facing hardship. Hoo Wing, had never seen the face BY SHIP WINDLASS tempt illegally to influence a petit Stamford,: (Jonn.. Nov. 8.— supplies.-were going, forward along The' long stretch cf East Hart of the man for whose death he was Lords with modification of the her Jury. ■* 'N 'Miss Mary B. McGuire, Capt. Hallowe’en .Park; nof named be with medicines and doctors to bat editary principle. , ford causeway was still under water dying. But he had given the gun to Waiting to appear before the Miss Either Anderson; cause it was. acquired by the city tle dreaded typhoid and pneumonia. at ten o’clock. The flood went back the fellow tongman whose body had 3. The cinematograph films, bill Miss Rqth" Benedict. Sailor Dying in Milford Hos Grand Jury while Jeffreys was te; on tjie nidht of October 81, 1906, is , ' . Pate Unkno^m ward lazily as if reluctant to gtye just been cut down from the hang by which British moving picture tlfying, was A. Sheldon Clark, vice Miss Anna McGuire. 1 now Homer Cummings Park. : The How many more communities in pital as the Result of Odd theater owfiers would be compelled up the fight but it was going surely man’s rope and that gun had done president of the iSinclair Refining Miss Catherine McGuire. park, commission" hM . fprmally the flppd devastated regions of murder. Many years more youthful to exhibit a certain quota of Brit-| and long before sunset the highway Accident. Co. He and Day are alleged by the Team No. r adopted -the'name in.-ajite-.of pro Vermont ■were facing the same fate should be above wateif again.- in appearance than Ching Lung, Ish-made films. government to have been “ contact Business. Men’s team.— Robert as. Newport, was not known. The not hardened to realities as was the 4. Legalization of the new Epis tests o f Cumiplbga tb.at' he Is Condition of Highways - ^ilford, Conn., Nov. 8.— Ralph men” between the Burns age: too much alire to"ne>d a memorial Red Cross and, other rpllef agencies ' George E. Hamlin, . superintend gunman w'ho had just died, Soo Buettner, member of the crew of copal Church of England prayer and Sinclair. Charles G. Juddy, (Contlnned on Page 8) were penetrating every area ham Hoo’s eyes dodged the witnesses. BO^T • i ^ I . / ■ T ■ ent of roads in the State Highway' the tanker Mohawk, was critically book. Bums, manager In charge ' of the . Romer,*C,untti}ingf >Pnrfc ac pered by the 20 degrees above zero Department, announced this morn He glanced to' the left at a blank injured at the plant of the Gulf Re 6. Amendment of the electoral jury stalkers, has teiitifled that he cold, and In some places snow. Avail in the half second his eyes law to grant the vote to all women quired’ during one , of Mr. Cum- ing that his department hoped to fining Co., Devon, today, when he reported to both men.' mingV three, terpus as mayor. The fate of ten men-who went have all roads open by.tofttght. were uncovered within the cham was picked up by a rope, his right at the age of 21. through famous Smugglers' Notch ber. . Cdhw 'Witaesses Msmehester "Wbepr-tbe' council*.here, became tied EVery.road in the state, MrJ Haagliii..- arm torn from the shoulder, and Also waiting were Normal Glass In Vermont to the rescue of those reported, is open by detour The same exacting movements plunged into the Housatonic river' on the vote to .aipqulre the property cock, member of the Fall-Sinciair for a park,. Mr- • Cjummlffgs ‘ • dis In the town of Waterbpry was un even these detours he e ^ c t s to by the guards, the same gUiet, quick Buettner was rescued by the crew Stores and Banks known today.'Waterbury ■was re adjustment of straps, hood and SUMMER HOME BURNED jury, and William V. Long, Bums solved the tie. . That, was op ■Octo have cut out before dark.^ of the tanker and taken to Milford operative. An iffidavit wail tiled In S c h ^ u l e ported under martial law with Road eoQditions in 'the lower noose and Soo Hoo Wing flew high hospital where he is suffering from ber!'?; 19416. • ’ Nine days;:iator.'.tke up toward the steel girders and court yesterday by Long . stating matter reached tba board :oC finance cavalrymen. In command. Conngctlcut lYalley are worse than loss of blood, shock and exposure. that bn October 22, Glasscockriiator Hardwick, Vt., was in communi ventilator that roofed the chamber Buettner, who is 25 years old and Willimantic, Conn., Nov. 8.- where It ■was tied a'kaln. Mayor elsewhere today. The Newfield road up to meet the same death his com tored to a commercial flyin;^ field Mondaye—>0 a..m.-6,p. m. Cummtngb aBaih‘'dlssigily.od . the tie cation with the ouUlde world by a out .of Middle^wn was under water llTes at 2630 Hazel street, Erie The summer home of Michael P- and there met H. R.,Lamb, ssslst- novel method. Farmers passed panion in murder had met just 20 Pa., waSjOperatlng a windlass on Grawey, of Providence, in Hamp Tnesdays-r^ a. m.-6 p. m. by voting for t&e 'pa'rk.'. • ' ' this morning, the road west to Mer ant to the attorney generhl, the two' When ,the determlited^opp9nenta news from across swollen streams iden was open by detour, the Mid- minutes before. So like the previ- the tanker when he was. picked up ton, was cpmpletely destroyed by . Wedno^ays-'-9 a. m.-12 m. out execution was this one it engaging in a 20-mlnute''con'ye^Ba- ot the park went to-tbe courts In; —.a' mobth to mouth' telephonic dletowp-Durhi^m road was entirely by the rope. Captain Langard and fire today with a loss estim'ated at tlonl ' * THUR|H>AYS^ ' system, through the valley. , open, and the roads down the valley might have been a motion picture John Burns, of the tanker, jumped $10,000. Hampton volunteers, ' 9ai. m;-9‘p. m. an ^effort - to baira: the ^ pdrehue set reel “re-runl” Fourteen minutes This according to Bumis, const! aside, Mr. Oinnintn^ |br^. all hbi Springfield, Masr.r and ■ri^ity below Middletown were open with into the water and supported Buett using their new chemical engine tuted "jury tampering.” , Fridays— 9. ^ m.«6 p. m; and 25 seconds after entering the ner while he was belPig lifted to legal ability into the* fight and won were going about the workTot re detours. chamber Soo Hoo Wing was pro for the first time, prevented spread Lamb already has denied the af SA T U R D A Y ^ habilitation In a systematic^ man safety. of the fire to outbuildings. 'Volun out, believing Stamfoiii cltlsens /.I nounced dead. Another wickpr cof fidavit in toto and estabiished an 9 a. m.>9 p, m. were entitled tb a playground. It ner. Cellars were being pumped EAST HADDAM FLO
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day. Malls in the county slili are STARVATION, DISEASE, irregular and long detours are still LADlKAilUlY GEN. PERSHING RETURNS OUR STATE POUCE in force on the road to Providence, YYaBhIngtoliJ .NoY., An agree the main highway of the district. ment has ' been' enterra Into IN WAKE OF FLOOD The damage to state roads In the EUCTS OFnCERS FROM TRIP TO FRANCE AlI,''Acouts In .toWk are to march THANKS THE PUBLIC in th& Armistice Day parade Friday tif.een SpAln. nnfl. tbe United States county is estimated at less than whereby -the ^nwilaa " Yiventfl be- $25,000 but the figure does not in evening and are requested to be at Says That Relations Between the Army-and-Navy club at 6:45 (Continued from Page 1) (continued from page 1) clude the back country roads, ac W in ier’s . A ctivities Piaiinifed;’'* cording to officials who say these Sister Republics Will Always sharply. .. 'Vi-' ■ ■ ' . Social Followjs Meeting Last port no loss of life, no serious- ac- and Chester and East Haddam are roads have suffered more than any Be Cordial. gqvjBrpm^nt, d^esirjgs Jo, germinate It- flooded. Ohe family was forced out others. Evening. The Silk City hand will meet at cideiiL, and absolutely no looting..-,. of its home on Main street, Chester, 7:30 tonight In the Lincoln school. Tbfl kgripein^ni^ J ^ e rn all New York, Nov. 8. — Returning No Looting - toi^^MatlonB betsmn the two while on the river hank at Bast The Ladies’ >Auxiliuy to the A. The band will march in tke Armis To'account for the absence of from France where he was a com countries. X Haddam half a dozen families were CHINAMEN PAY O. H. at its mebtiffg Ust evening flu manding figure in the pilgrimage of tice Day parade Friday and the looting the state _____ police_____ simply_ say flooded out. In the East Haddam St. James’ hall re-elected practical-' th^ American Legion, General members are asked to meet at 6:30 jthat because there was no loss of homes cattle replaced the human ly every one of its old officers ex Jonh J* Pershing today expressed Armistice evening. life in the flood, the people of the beings, being placed on the second SUPREME PENALTY cepting the recording secretary who belief that relations between the \ I I I inundated regions were able to floors for safety when barns seem declined. Mrs. Julia Sheridan is the sister republics always will be cor A news item published yester guerd their own property. But the' IBREEtoFIVEMINinES ed to be' in danger of being car present presiding officer; vice pres day relative to the divorce of Mil presence of the well-trained force to rolOY THEATRES (Continued from page 1) dial. ried away. ident, Mrs. Julia Tierney; recording The war time commander of the dred Grant of Hartford from Hoyt of men strung along the Connecti .AWAaSHOPSy Middletown was.slowly emerging secretary, Miss Mary McCartah; fi S. Grant of this town stated that cut valley on Sunday night when the noose was severed and Wing’s American Expeditionary Forces de from the water todasothe river havr nancial sewetary, Miss Abbie Fo clared the attitude of the French one of the grounds for divorce was many towns were without light or neck was freed of the cleverly'con garty; treasurer, Mrs. Mary Fitz ing dropped about a foot in twenty- people toward the Legion delegates Grant’s inter^erance. This was power had its effect on the situa trived device that had broken it. patrick; mistress at arms» Mrs. four hours. Manufacturing plants was friendly and enthusiastic to untruei Drunkenness was not tion. V and other buildings on , the river Both Catholics Alice MvVey; sentinel, Mrs. Mar Soo Hoo Wing did have some the extreme. He declared he was charged by Mrs. Grant in seeking Th$ state police force handled front were still under water and so garet Connolly; chairman of stand- the divorce. traffic routing during the flood. thing to say when the chaplain ’ ing committee, Miss Clara Galla rticularly Impressed by the en- continued their shut down.. Re usiasm sho-wn by the thousands The force came In touch with flood storation of service by the power whispered last words of Catholic gher. ■ who watched the great parade of The Pickett Motor Sales have de condition^ north into Vermomt and company here was effected by in solace in his ear. What It was not At the last convention a new of even the chaplain who was closest the Legionnaires in Paris. livered a Whippet 4 coach to John New Hampshire so as to know what stalling a transformer on the roof fice was created— chairman of Irish Collins of Eldridge street and k to expect and warned the residents TINES SQUARE of the station ■whose main floor Is tb him could make put. A mumble histqry, and Miss Mary Woods was “ The reception of the French NEW YORK CITY perhaps of words ifl answer to the people of all classes to the Ameri- Whippet 6 ,<:oach to Harry F.- John o£Aho Connecticut valley to Say- still under water. Power is trans elected to fill this office. son of Glenwood street. brook according to the Information jQstoflriadwnat mitted here from Hartford and chaplain’s whispered sentence. The ladles chosen as auditors ;can visitors was the finest thing .1 K)9^1Mlsr45''» Scarcely had S(Jo Hoo uttered his have e'ver seen,” ■ declared Gen. the police received from the north. stepped down for local use. Loss were Mrs. Josephine Hurley, Mrs. Patrolman Albert Roberts A big week .of dancing is being The force watched without relaxa sustained by the flooding of the last syllables when the trap was Pershing. “ Spontaneous? It Sadpokelfor sprung and the rope carried him to Angeline Fogarty and Miss Josle advertised today for the Rainbow tion every Inch cf territor/ that power station is estimated at near Keating. Officer Roberts was a witness of was more than that— I believe it ^J^itsoSookJet his death. dance palace in Bolton. Tomorrow-' seemed In danger, and acted s-wift- [ W .10HM 0N Q P I N N ly $50,000. No estimate has been, Under the direction of Miss Ab the execution of the two Chinese, will be permanent.” The state prison chaplain told Smartly dressed In a gray suit night will he Carnival Night. ly when their services were needed. s ^ - dVestrfoit made of other losses. the writer that both Soo Hoo Wing bie Fogarty a pleasing entertain Ching Lung and Soo Hoo Wing at Novelties of all kinds will be given Blinking Water Slow ment "was provided, which Included the state prison early this morning, and/dark fedora hat, Geiv. Pershing Either by telephone or by a sys and Ching Lung had embraced the attending -with Ronald H. Ferguson looked in excellent health as he the dancers and Bill Tasillo Jr.’s tem of, messengers the state police Cromwell reside;^t8 felt easier Catholic faith in the afternoon. an address on the work of the order today with restoration of power. of The Herald. Officer Roberts left the Leviathan. He declined to Collegiates will play the music. passed word along the Connecticut Soo Hoo Wing’s wife, who had by Mrs. Eleanor McCann, former Thursday night another mystery Their rapidly dwindling drinking state president and organizer of the apprehended the Chinese after the discuss matters pertaining to the valley before Sunday as to what to barrel of fun will be the featurte water supply was back to normal come to her husband’s defeUse in auxiliary, a recitation “ Sheridan’s murder through his efficient work army and aviation. j expect in another twelve hours or with A1 Behrend’s music for mod when the pumps could be operated the last few days before the execu Ride” aWy givep by Mrs. Jennie in spreading the alarm to surround A 'military band greeted Gen. twenty-four hours, aud gave accur ern and old fashion dancing. Sat ate forecasts that helped stave off again. tion, had been baptized in the Sheridan: a piano solo and encore ing towns and cities. He com Pershing who was met by Major t^SiMiddlesex turnpike, leading Catholic faith. She persuaded her pleted his service in the case by see General James H. McRae, of Gov urday night Bill Tasillo Jr. will re heavy property d-amage and even by Miss Mary Tierney^ an Irish jig life loss. from. Middleto'wn to the Shore road husband to accept that doctrine in dance by Miss Delia (jallagher and ing the men go to their death. ernor’s Island. Gen. Pershing said turn again with his Collegiates. at Sa^rook, tfaa under water many her last meeting with Soo Hoo yes Mrs. Gladys Fallon and a vocal he would leave Immediately for feet deep'at t^ ee .places today, be- terday afternoon. , Soo Hoo accept duet, “ Oh, How I Love To Broad Washington. Town Clerk Samuel Turklngton, tweea Haddam and Chester. ed the new religion willingly after who applied through Station WTIC cast in the Morning” by Mrs. Julia RUTH ELDER’S HUBBY yesterday for news of his cousin, • Middletown continued to be fair the talk with his wife, but Ching Tierney and Mrs. Julia Sheridan. ly cut off from the world today. Lung remained the Stpic, unmoved Henry Allen, who Isivorking out of* Guessing games and dancing the BOTH ^ E S UNIH St. Johnbury, Vt„ was notified There were no railroad trains oper by any promises of rest for his soul Virginia reel were followed by re WAITS HER ARR^YAL ating here. The Berlin branch has and spirit. ' He, however, did ac through that station last night that freshments. Flans were also made ON FLOOD REUEF Mr. Allen is safe. The latter is an suffered from washouts, and the cept the chaplain’s ministrations. to form a bowling tpam. The RIALTO Valley road has stopped altogether Have Visitors. employee of the Southern New because of water still swirling over Late in their last day on earth Comes to New York From Pan England Telephone company. the tracks. Ching Lung and Soo Hoo Wing re NEWSPAPER REPORTER ama— She Will Arrive Here Democrats and Republicans THEATER ceived two visitors. They were Appeal to Congress For Aid Memorial Lodge, No. 38, Knights On Thursday. of Pythias, will hold its regular FOOD SUPPLIES LOW Frederick. P. Rohrmayer, their For Mississippi Valley. ‘ counsel, and Harry Chu, said to he BRIDGEPORT’S BURGLAR meeting in the Balch & Brown hall Boston, Mass., Nov. 7.— ^Having New York, Nov. 8.— Lyle Wo tomorrow evening. EXTRA! EXTRA! EXTRA! fought and conquered flood, freez a representative of a Chinese wel mack, who arrived here yesterday Washington, Nov. 8.— Republi ing temperatures, fire .and disease, fare society in Boston. Neither from Cristobal, Panama, was con cans and Democrats stood shoulder each in turn. New England today Mr. Rohrmayer nor Mr. Chu would Worked With Police on Cases siderably excited today over the to shoulder today and appealed to GANG KILLS WOMAN 3 ACTS^OF HIGH CLASS was face to face with the terrific make any statements after the Where He Himself Was In prospect cf being reunited with his Congress to relie-TO the vast and' task of rehabilitation. conference. volved— Held Under Bail. celebrated wife, Ruth Elder, sched fertile Mississippi valley from' the Fire, the newest of New Eng Attorney General Healy notified uled to arrive Thursday from Paris menace of floods. ON LONELY HIGHWAY land’s tortuous menaces of the past Warden H. K. W. Scott that the Bridgeport, Conn., Nov. 8.- with her co-pilot, George Halde- Hundreds of middle westerners four days, struck at Ludlow, Vt bodies would be claimed. He did Raymoud Emerson De Laney, for man. thronged the hearing room where and at Springfield, Vt., yesterday Vaudeville not say who would take them, but mer. Bridgeport and Meriden news “ I wish it were today,” said Wo the House flood control committee but a battle waged iU( knee deep asked that the Dillon Funeral con paper reporter, was locked up here mack, “ and, furthermore, I hope is considering flood control legisla Knock Husband Unconscious; slime and debris ieft by the re cern in Hartford be allowed to re today in default of $6,000 bail on she never , tries to fly the 'Atlantic tion and heard such redoubtable Police Think It Second Mur AND treating flood waters, found the cit move them when they called. It a charge of hurglary. Police say he again. I’ve been through seventeen antagonists as Senator James/E. der by Gang. izens victorious today. was expected that Soo Hoo Wing’s has confessed to a dozten home rob bells since the day she hopped off. Watson, Republican of Indiana, Und With food supplies already dan:: i^'ife would return to the city and beries here, and charge that he “ I’m sure that when Ruth knows Senator Pat Harrison, Democrat of Ten Reels Of Movies gerously low, the Ludlow, Vt., fire Milwaukee, Nov. 8.— Discovery take charge of the burial of her worked with them as a reporter in all I’ve been through, she won’t try Misf., united in a plea that Con of the battered body of Mrs. Alvin added to the town’s troubles by lev husband. cases where he himself was in- it again. gress act and act quickly. eling the only bakery. From this Greenwald of Mount Horeb today The prison attendants said that ■Tolved. De Laney was arrested in “ Ruth Is happiest when she’s “ This question transcends all upon a roadside near Dousman, Tomorrow and Thursday shop, the citizens bad been receive the condemned men ate heartily of New Haven when he pawned jewel keeping house. She loves a home partisanship,” said Watson. “ It Wis., sent city, county and' state ing their daily ration of half a loaf t their -last dinner. The prison ry that had been stolen from the and I know she will be content to should , be regarded as a national authorities upon a search for the* of bread. chef prepared for them the follow home of C. E. Terrell, Main street, go back to it again.” problem, and a pressing problem. slayers, who are believed to he the W eekly Vaudeville Program W ill be Continued i f Popidmr Although scores of men volun ing, menu: celery, beefsteak, rolls, last Saturday night. His need of exr Womack,_ who married the girl same gang that attacked and killed- teered in'fighting the blaze, only It demands the united support of mashed' potato, pickled beets, tra money to support his wife and flyer in Birmingham, in 1925, said an united people. This is a pro 19-year-old Lillian Greaf in one of the flood saturated condition, of peaches, sugar cookies and coffee. young child, police say, is his rea he did not approve of trans-Atlantic the most horriblte crimes uncovered other buildings prevented a gener blem for Congress to deal^witb- FEATURE FILM They were served in their cells in son for the robberies. flying. Talk of a 50-50 plan is -ridiculous. in Wisconsin since the Clara Olson al conflagration. High winds whip the death house within a few feet The epidemic of hou^e burglar “ I don’t believe it is a practical slaying. ped the blazing brands over the thing,” he said, “ and it is very un It fs a national matter. of the execution chamber. ies started last A^ril and had con “ We spent $40,000,000,000, in Mrs. Greenwald, riding in an downtown district for more than an The Witnesses. tinued off and on to last Saturday. pleasant to gamble one’s wife automobile last night with her hus **A Sailor's Sweothoalft" hour before the tire was subdued. agaiiist the weather over the Atlan (jash during the war, and the in The small‘ group of witnesses in Many of the breaks occurred in terest and rehabilitation since have band, Alvin Greenwald, was forced At Springfield, frantic and weary homes of wealthy people in the( tic,” at the point of a revolver to ac cluded newspaper representatives, cost another $30,000,000,000, . 4 .Comedy • ■a t . n citizens found it necessary to re members of the prison board, doc Brooklawn section. Jn most, of the company' thfee mcn -whtrritArew pair broken water mains before wa cases De Laney showed up next SWEDISH LUTHERAN CHURCH making $70,000,000,000 all told. tors, prison attendants and Warden Surely we can spend $1,000,000,- abreast of the (jreenwald machine ter could be directed on the fire Scott. There were 24 in all. morning and was taken into police NOTES. in a touring c^ . Greenwald was Matinee 10c and 15c. Evenings 10c and 25c ■ft'hich broke out there. Cambridge, confidence as the investigation pro The G Clef Glee club will re 000 to build levees and insure mil They gathered at the warden’s lions of our people against havoc struck over the head with the butt Vt., denied late last night the re ceeded. hearse at the Swedish Lutheran of a pistol and rendered uncon office before 11:30 .last night, and and destruction. Let’s not count ports circulated earlier in the day partook of a luncheon of sand church tonight af 7 o’clock. The scious. that fire had swept the community. the dollars, but the good their ex wiches and coffee. The Herald sent weekly choir rehearsal will be held Ck)ld Weather Hel])ed BAY STATE GOYERNOR at 8:30. The choir is working on' penditure •will do.” Notwithstanding the Individual two representatives to the execu a cantata, “ The Song of Thanks TONIGHT ONLY suffering that the freezing tempera tion. Beside the writer, Albert giving” by Maunder to be given in BONDS NOT PROTECTED. ARTESIAN WELLS ture brought today, those actively Roberts of the Manchester Police STRANGELY MISSING December. LAST TIME TO SEE engaged iu the, colossal labors of ro- department, the man who was at Seventy of the members of the G Hartford, Conn., Nov. 8.^—Con Drilled Any Diameter— the desk here when the murder was constructing and digging the scores Clef and Beethoven Glee clubs took necticut refuses to allow the bonds Any Depth Any Place of towns out of la/tTs of mud and .committed and who spread the Disappeared on Saturday and in the Hallowe’en outing last night. of the City of Miami, Florida, as a ^^The M agic Flam e'* wreckage, accept the bitter cold as iilinn and caused the apprehension All Sorts of Rumors Are The destination which was known legal Investment fer Connecticut of the two murderers, was a wit an ally to their tasks. Afloat. only to the committee in charge, savings banks. The decision was Charles F. Volkert' 'Featuring RONALD COLEMAN and VILMA HANKY ness. reached on advice of Benjamin W. Highways were frozen, solving % ' proved to be the Wapping school Blast Hole Drilling the problem of transportation while I Shortly after 12 o’clock the wit Boston, Mass., Nov. 8.— Gover hall. Everybody attended In cos Ailing, attorney general, given to the clear, cold night carried visibili nesses were asked to form in col nor Alvan T. Fuller was mysteri tume and joined in playing lively day to John B. Bryne, state bankin.g Test Drilling for Foundation ty fiud the ability to accomplish umns of two and walk to the death ously missing from the State House games and in the chorus singing. commissioner. Water Systems night work. house. Through a heavy locked Refreshments were provided by a The refusal comes because, Mia today. Pumps for All Purposes. Most of the refugees are gathered door, the key of which is held by^ The^chlef executive disappeared committee headed by Miss Eva mi’s Indebtedness is in excess of in school bouses, theaters and other one man only, through two more on Friday after telegraphing an Johnson for the G Clef club and seven per cent of its grand list. buildings where heat may be pro hug^ Iron gratings into the prison Sherwood Anderson for the Bee The state law here requires that Tel. 1.375-5. offer of aid to Gov. Weeks of flood- municipal bonds shall be protected j vided with a minimum of fuel and proper. Through the prison chapel stricken Vermont. thoven club. h i g h l a n d PARK P. 0. past more cells, row ’upon row with | even under these conditions, a de A persistent report was current The Boy Scouts will hold their in this manner. Today and not a sound emitting from any one plorable lack of fuel is reported at the State House that the gover regular meeting tomorrow evening from many Vermont and New of them. The 'v^itnesses had been at 7 at the church. i STATE nor sailed from New York on Sat Hampshire sections. Wood is wa told to move very quietly so that South Manchester urday for France. But Herman A. STATE THEATER NOTICE Tomorrow ter-logged while many cellars the sleeping prisoners would not be MANY DRUNKEN DRIVERS MacDonald, the governor’s- seerte- The OpMilng of which had been stocked early with disturbed. Waterbury, Conn., Nov. 8.— A1 Sunday-Monday HARRY DELMARS winter coal/ supplies were still tary, upon his return from the Lunter, of Mllldale, arrested here See the Screen’s Hottest Comedy Team The Chamber. flood districts of western Massa- flooded. Up a flight of stairs, around a thfs afternoon on a “ drunken driv “East Side-West Side” REVELS Army Trucks Used. chusette, this afternoon issued a er” charge, was the ninth person , with Play With Fire! corner, down another flight of denial'. / ' Frank Fay and Blossom Seeley Army truck trains, in addition to stairs, a turn right through a floor- to be arrested on that charge In 24 Another report was, that the Two of the screen’s greatest comedians in one sm a^ing carrying food and clothing, were way, and the group was in the hours. Joseph McNamara of Hert , OPENS TOMORROW rushing cargoes of coal Into the Governor and Mrs. Fuller were In ford, arrested on that charge yes WEDNESDAY NIGHT, NOV. 0 laugh hit. You can’t im ^iite" anything funnier than execution chamber. It is a room the vicinity of Albany, N. Y., where Winooski river district. 24 by 24 feet with a small closet terday was found guilty only of George Sidney as police chief of Main Street and Charlie Massachusetts and Connecticut one of their children attends a reckless dri'ving In court today and like affair in one corner where the private school. v R. W. Joyner PARSONS Murray as the Fire Departniait'of the same town. Put were recovering rapidly today with execution machinery is controlled. was fined $50 and costs. He ran the assistance of the Boston & Lieut. Gov. Frank G. Allen, who 4 NIGHTS— SAT. MAT. them both together and you have a riot—but it’s a riot The walls are painted a jobln’s egg down a woman who* was leaving a NOV. 9-lO -ll-ia of laughs, yells and screams! Maine* and the Boston & Albany is at the helm admitted today that trolley car. lines both of which lifted all em blue and the long slender ropes Contractor and Most stupendous and lavish re- stretching skyward give the im he was leaving soon for Pittsburgh bargoes on freight, getting perish where he will be married Nov. 18 to ATie ever se^ in Hartford. World pression of enormous heights. With ACCIDENTAL DEATH premier here Wednesday. All able foods through to and from Miss Eleanor H. Wallace, *a chum Bridgeport, Conn., Nov. 8.— John Builder Boston almost on schedule time. the executions completed j;he group Monday tickets honored Wed of his daughter. Today he started J. Kennedy, of Norwalk, who died The B. & A. has already estab was asked to gather ag^in in the with state health officers for the nesday night. ' lished construction forces at Becket, warden’s office where further in from injuries received w I k u he was Alteration and Repair Work PRICES: Eves. Orch. S3; formation was given them and the western Massachusetts flood dis struck -by a freight train at the the village which was completely trict. Given Prompt Attention. $2.50, $2, $1.50$ Fain. Cii-. $1$ wiped out by a bursting reservoir, exact time of the executions was Commerce street crossing, Nor Gal. 75c. SAT. MAT. Orch. Nineteen months ago this morn walk, ' on October 28, met death and re-laying of track is progressing Residence 71 Pitkin Street. $2.50; Bai. $2, $1.50, $1; Fani. swiftly while the B. & M. reports ing Gerald Chapman was hanged in INDIANA THEATER accidentally, according to a finding Cir. 75c.; Gal. 60c. Pins Tax. all main lines in operation and this same execution chamber. In handed down here today by Coro South Manchester. . Phouft washed out stretches on branch many ways the fight to save the ner John J. Phelan. roads rapidly being repaired. tongmen was similar to the fight to W RECI^ BY BOMB Situation “ In. Hand.” save Chaiiman. Big sums of Major General Preston Brown, In money had been expended in their command of the First Corps area defense though not equaling the (Contlnned from page 1) sums spent for Chapman. It is es and directing army forces in the as Dizzy? ONE D A Y sistance of Red Cross relief work, timated that $50,000 has been paid within several blocks of the theater A Big W eek today reiterated the announcement out for the doomed Chinese by the were shattered. All Saints church, H eiduliy, bflioiu. oemstipatad? TUce Thursday ONLY On Leong tong of which they were IB—N a t O K B ’ S R e u b d y — tonight. This that the entire situation was “ well adjoining the theater, was rocked tnilii, Bsfe, vegetable conedy will have you of A Gripping Story of a Woman’s Fight Againat the in hand” that the problems now members. Their arguments were to Its foundations, all of its many feeling fine by morning. Yoa'U enjoy free, confronting authorities are merely fuHile, however, against the . de expensive windows being broken. thorough bowel action without a sign of Poisoned Darts of Suspicion. “ administrative.” mands of State’s Attorney Hugh M. The stage dt the theater was a gripins or discomfort. Alcorn who Insisted that the only mass of twisted steel and debris. In - Hartford, East Hartford and Molce the test tonight— other Connecticut cities along the way to stop tong fnurders was to dicating the center of the blast was DANCING ! Connecticut river which felt the punish the offenders by death. near that part of the building. Tons ^‘The Broken Gate’’ crest of the mighty flood wall yes of masonry, steel girders and bricks at the terday, also were digging out to WILL ATTEND crashed from the ceiling to the TONIGHT day. Millions of dollars in flood WATERBURY CONVENTION floor of the house. TOMOPROV/ alright' Also JURNITVRE NIGHT damage was reported during the Mrs. Louis St. Clair is the repre The theater was one of tl;ie larg day, although Connecticut hjd pre sentative from the Manchester est and most .Elaborate In Indiana. Ac Druggists—only 25c viously suffered losses from the ad League of Women Voters In attend It had a seating capacity of approx RAINBOW vance freshets. . Hundreds' were ance at the Seventh Anfllual conven imately 4,000 persons. Many hand- routed from their homes yesterday tion of the Connecticut League, painted murals and works of art in Tomorrow Night— Carnival FRIDAT . and SATCntDAT the lobby were ruined. as the waters spread over the low which opened today in Waterbury HUNTERS 2— BIG FEATURES—.2 lands, but many were able to return and will continue through the 10th. Novelties, Streamers, Nolsemakers today with the flood quickly reced A number of the local members 'viflll The child who doesn’t want to Bill TassUlo Jr.'s! Ooll^;late Band ing. The waters were quiet and be , in attendance each day. Tomor play needs a doctor. Manchester Take Notice ! Patsy Ruth Miller ‘^^bed Wire” did not wreak the terrible toll ex rows Mrs. Max Bengs, president of Community Club.— ^Adv. Hunters are forbidden to trespess THURSDAY NIGHT—Mystery Barrel — m — W ith acted In Vermont and New Hamp the Manchester League, Mrs. Edna on our property at Highland Park Modem-OId-Fashion Dancing Prlaea. shire where they raged and swirled. Case Parker and Mrs. Charles John for the purpose of shooting game. *Painting'the Town” Pola Negri In devastating cataracts. son are planning to go. The presi A Barrel of Fnn. Behrend’s Music dent of fbe state .league is Miss AiiJiur A. Knofla Any person violating the order SONG REEL, FRIDAY A ^ SATOMIAY .! INI PLAINFIELD. Mary Bulkley of Hartford. Mrs. wilt be prosecuted to the full ex SATURDAY NIGHT—Modern Dancing ■ Plainfield, Conn., Nov. 8.— Alexander C. Bunce of Bolton la tent of the law. “BY THE LIGHT OF SILVERY MOON** Every available man is at work to- eounty chairman and Mrs. Charles 875 Main S t LAWRENCE W. CASE, BiU Tassillo Jr. and His Ck>II^ates Everyone C t^e and Sing ;day repairing damage done to the P. Sumner- is on the nominatidirt CASE BROTHERS, ^ghways by the , flood of last lYl- committee. ' Insurance and Real Estate. TQNICA SPRINGS CO.
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rooms* After the regular business ty-gallon milfc cans ▼Itft.the «top< and literary program a social hour pers Anilly iilugg,ed ,in ’ were at '^Mr. Ans)in> ConOltlon.' tached to the cows. "When the — The"cpndttloii' of 'WiUiam--Austin,' ABOUTTOWK lULLAND was spent with Mrs. Mary Jewell SEC.MELLONFEARS Baldwin and Mrs. Fred Carpenter Aood grew deep the cows just slni- of F rbsi^t street, who was knock- ply Aoated until they struck terra ed/dowh'by an automobile <,and suf Next- Sifedfty Evening Mr. as hostesses. R ockville Loyal Circle of Kings Daughters Dimaldson a > returned missionary The funeral of Andrew J. Mc Arma again. fered a broken leg and’ severarbad will conduct a rummage sale in the cuts in h|s hekd*.add • about his DEnClT IN 1929 f^px I^qrsiar will speak In the Fed Cormick was held at his late home parish hall at the Center Congre erated church. Mrs. Donaldson will 72 Francis avenue, Hartford Sun 'Money makes the mare go, but body, is as good as could be ex gational' church Thursday from 9 speak to the Sunday school the not* like the automobile makes the pected. It is not ■ belleyed, how in the morning to 9 in the evening, day afternoon 1:30 p. m. Brief ser sapue* Sunjddy, ;Nov. 13th. vice was held at South cemetery, money go. MRS. KNEHE AGAIN ever, that hie will be able to appear and open again Friday as long as rMisses Bernice Hall from Spring- next week at the' heartb^ o f ‘ the Tolland at three o’clock. Mr. I. TIrat 1$ If Congress Insists necessary. Mrs. Willlnm Kean and Aeld. and Alice Hall from the Con hit-and-run driver wKo'struck him. Mrs. William Crockett head the (Coatinned from Page 1) Tilden Jewett, William Agard, Ed Rebeam Pageant. committee In charge, and the pro necticut College at Storrs spent the win S. Agard« G. Hibbard West, BEFORE THE COURT A full dress rehearsal for the On Tax Slashing Plans; Is- ceeds Is for the circle’s community Tolving various degrees of/-■damp-: with their parents, Mr. Charles Leonardo and , Charles Hurl- Armistice Day Pageant will be held charitable work. ness. Harry Scfiqfem,'IndependPAtj and Mrs. L. Ernest Hall. bert attended the funeral. Mr. Mc in the sykes Auditorium, Thursday Republican, Is classed as the wet- A meeting of the committee for Cormick was a former resident An Inexpensive evening, under the direction of Miss soes Warning. All women living in the High test of the three, the others being thp: Sunday, evening services was here and a corporator of Tolland Leila Church. The following will land Park section interested in Charles Tatgenhorst, regular He- held at the home of , Mrs. Charles bank since 1902. L uxury Charged With Selling Hooch publican, and Jo-hn C. Dempsey, a H. Daniels last Saturday evening. Mrs. Charles H. Daniels attended turnish the ^music und,er the direc basketry or lampshade making are E all like luxury. But the tion of Fred 'Kpipnitser: August Washington, Nov. 8.— The United Invited to the clubhouse Friday Democrat. < , Next,Sunday, Nov. 13 there will a missionary meeting at the home In Detroit \ be exchange of pastors In the Con of Mrs. Mary Sparrow at North W trouhle is that most lux Her Case Is Continued Un Badstuebner, Jack ‘K'ee'hey, Ffankl States government will face an un evening at 7:30 when Miss Lukinny uries coatso much. Hereiaone, Smith, Henry. Llebe, Carl Buck- of the Hartford Y. W. C. A. will Still another wet-dry contest Is I gregatlonal churches and it being j-w^oo^gtock last "Friday afternoon^ balanced budget and a deAcit in offered by Detroit’s mayoralty elec-J Fellowship and Missionary Sunday, however,^hat costs little—that melster, assisted by Miss PauliUe 1929 if Congress exceeds the be ^present to give instructions. Miss Helen Hawkins closed her til Thursday. tlon, in which Mayor John Nichols, pastor of Ellington summer home Monday and will you may enjoy every day in the Cdoley at the piano. ' Practically amount of tax cutting recommended Smith, the incumbent. Is running I congregational church will occupy year— the djelicious coffee* - every automobile truck in RpckviUe' by Secretary of the Treasury Mel The Ladies’ Sewing circle of the spend the winter in Boston, Mass. Highland Park Community club on a platform so wet that It drips. I jBe pulpit in Tolland Federated YUBAN— formerly reserved by and vicinity has bpen engaged by lon. This warning was issued by He has made no bones about th&|churehl John Arbuckle for h im ^f and (Special to The Herald) i.he various cliibs and social divi the treasury today following a care will meet tomorrow afternoon At fact that liquor is sold in , Detroit,J ■ Niigs'' Pauline Ewald who was his guests. , Rockville, Nov. 8.— When John sions‘for the Armistice J)ay parade. ful study of various tax slashing 2:30 at the clubhouse to sew for MISS mm WEDS the Christmas sale which they plan to, bp Bold^ jjgygjgjy jnjupgfl ^ few weeks ago B. Thomas, who represented Mrs. A grand display 'o f fireworks will plans presented to the committee, if he is re-elected. His opponent.^ ^ York City by being struck Thousands of luxury-loving be set off from Henry Park as a some advocating cuts of more than to hold In December. households are glad to pay the Magna Knehel, in the city- John C. Lodge, has conducted by an automobile while crossing part of the evening prdpato. ^400,000,000. campaign of silence. RICH AR(XNT1NIAN few cents more per pound which court, she having been ar-' Under Secretary Ogden L. Mills . . , , , I tlie street is reported as slowly re- Notes. PLANNING FOR BJG These contests involving Prohl- • . which'Is nleasine news to 'YUBAN costs and get this fa rested last night on the charge of will shortly launch a missionary CARD PARTY mous blend of fragrant coffee. William Maxwell returned Sun hltion will hold the cepter of In-: her. friends here. (Continaed from Page 1) keeping liquor with inteivt to sell, day morning from a trip.tp Atlantic movement among Congress to keep terest for national party leaders. within the $225,000,000 reduction Temple Chapter, O. E. S., has A meeting of the Are department started to. tell Judge John E. Fisk City where he yisited his sister. Miss They are expected to provide, in a ing, and because only. p. ciyi) cere Coffee Making Pointer^ about the good qualities of' his cli- limit. Mills will also discuss this set the date of Tuesday, November small way, the answer to the dis-;] was held In the Town hall last Fri Alice J* Maxwell,, who is quite ill. day'eyePlng. mony had united him and Miss Rog- Coffee must never snt, it was too much for Captain of issue in a public address in Boston 15, for a large card party of which puted question between wpts and; be boiled. Boil the Mrs. Vera (Jobb, noble grand, and within a few days, when he will Miss Pauline West of Hartford * Police Stephen J. Tobin. He arose Mrs. Helen Friedrick, vice grahd of Mrs. Beatrice Robb is general drys as to whether prohibition sen-’ Where Millicent water but not the and delivered to the court a most analyze the different revision plans chairman, assisted by Mrs. E. P. coffee. ThfitMne of MayAower Rdbekah lodge, attended and explain the necessity for keep llMnlirwanlM'or plderS I luibandVuVVS. atterhow” con tact between the unusual address concerning the the supjper and meeting of Liberty Walton, Mrs. John Kletzle, Mrs. United States. evening at- the Federated' moon has not been deAnitely coffee andtbe water ing within the Mellon limitation. J. W. Goslee, Mrs. G. F. Lundberg, In New York church pn her trip through Pales- abonld be brieLTlis woman, her reputation and the, con Rebekj.li lodge in Hertfbrd, Mon- learned. They were in seclusion preserves the fine dition of her children. In answer to Mellon’s Proposal. Mrs. J. B. Johnston, Mrs. J. Henry The other congressional elections] tine. Miss West spent nine months co ffe e flavor and day evening. ^ ^ ^ -w Mellon based his proposal on es today. One report was that they Mr. Thomas, “ I do not thinJc Cap Rising Star lodge, I. 0. 0. F., Thornton, Mrs. Elmer KnoAa, Mrs. are in the 35th New York Distript.fthere and gave Arst hand informa will reside in South America, while avoids the woody timates of government receipts for tion of the country and the people. bitter products tain Tobin should speak that way worked the initiatory on a class of Fred Tilden, Miss Florence Snow, and in the First District of Penn from another well-informed source which spoil the fine the captain said, “ Put me unaer 1929, which were from $50,000,000 Mrs. Arthur Woodbridge and Wor sylvania. For the latter place, I West and Lisle n was stated that they will return coffee tute. candidates Monday evening. to $75,000,000 greater than those James M. Beck, former solicitor Wept of Hartford were week end Jath and I’ll tell more.” Arthur Schlodp of West Main thy Matron Mrs. Beatrice Clark. to New York after the honeymoon Mrs. Knehel is the mother of six made by Individual treasury ex IMain whist, progressive bridge general, seems to have a walkaway. guests^ at-the home of Mr. and Mrs. street spent the week-end in Law perts. Owing to the frequent trip, and that the bridegroom will shildreu, four mentally or physical- and pivot bridge will be played, He has the support pf the "Vare ma-j G. Hibbard 'West. be associated with the reorganized rence, Mass. Ti t charges that the treasury has un . ly deficient. Her husband has not with two prizes In each section, chine in Philadelphia. His election s Mr, apd Mrs. Raymond Gero, 1 Arm of Benkard Brothers, stock Mrs. Peckham Barber of Hart derestimated revenues and probable would bring the Housb one of the worked for a year. He is said to be ford was a visitor in town Monday. playing to begin at 2 o’clock. Robert Gero pnd Marshall Gero of brokers. surplus accounts, it was decided to nation’s foremost. constitutional Holyoke were guests of relatives suffering from rheumatism. The funeral of Roldo H.. Matfiew- “ take a chance” and furnish Con Bridge will be in charge of Mrs The woman made no denial to Walton, Mrs. Lundberg, Mrs. Til lawyers. here Sunday. WATER WINGS FOR COWS. M U BM l son was held Monday afternoon at gress with liberal Agures. Only two governPrs, are to be ! the charge that she sold hooch,, but the - Rockyille, Beptist church. Rev. The Mellon plan estimates a sur den, Mrs. KnoAa, and progressive - Miss Madge Wilcox of Merrow s.xplained that it was necessary for whist In charge of Mrs. Goslee, elected in today’s contests. One of was a guest of friends here Mon- WestAeld, Conn., Nov. 8.— “ Wa Blaise Smith officiated.Burial was plus of $50,000,000 in 1929. Ex these elections is in. Mississippi,, her to do so to support her six chil perts pointed out that this surplus Mrs. Woodbridge and Mrs. Thorn lter wings” had been used for many dren and sick husband. The fact in Grove HiU ‘ cemetery. where the voters merely fatify .the' The Stanley Dobosz Post, Amer is a narrow margin for a business ton. The others on the committee Donald Graham of Thompson- years by aquatic novices but it re that she had twice before beqn, be victory won by Gov. Theofiore Bilfio ville spent Sunday at the home of mained for T. J. Dewey, a local ican Legloni^ will hold their fair concern spending upwards of $4,- will see to the refreshments and in the recent Democratic- pi'iniary. Spies, Greenings and fore the court and found guilty of 000,000,000 annually. The sur various other details. Charles H. Sterry, farmer to devise such means of selling liquor or keeping with in this week- Thursday, ■ Friday and The other is a slam-hang contest Saturday. There will be a special plus was based on the assumption * Mr. and Mrs. Emery Clough and Aoating for cows, Delicious Apples. tent to sell did not seem to effect in Kentucky and horse-racing children were Sunday guests of When the recent Aood waters de- program iu observance of Armistice that business production for 1928 PUMPKIN PIE An d s w e e t hinges upon the outcome there, her, thinking that she was given a will be as great as in 1926 and that CIDER SERVED IN BUCKLAND Mrs. Clough’s parents, Mr. and I scended upon Dewey’s farm he was right to sell the liquor because she Day. Dancing each evening. Beckham being anti-racing. confronted with the problem of W. H. Cowles prosperity will continue next year. The most important of the consti Mrs. John Darling at Newington, supported her family and did not ’ The Tolland County" Farm Bu The Buckland Parent-Teacher saving his herd of cows. The “ wa reau will hold a meeting in the Officials admitted that business ac tutional amendments up for approv Conn. Cider, Pumpkins and Squash ask aid from the town of Vernon. association held its monthly busi ter wings” idea crystallized. Twen- Girls’ Club rooms today. After tivity this year has not kept pace al Is In New York, where____ _ the_____ Re- Ladles Aid society of the Telephone 945 It was indicated that the town with that in 1926. They offered ness meeting last evening at the publicans are endeavoring to have] Federated church will serve their had helped her In the past and had the business session, there will be no prediction for 1928. school assembly hall. There was a the governors elected for four years] ^es^lar monthly supper In the objected to doing so further and as election of officers for the ensuing very good attendance and -all en year. Dinner wtlT he served in “ We have been sitting on this Instead of two, and to have the] church dining rooms Friday eve- a result she ran a wide open , place side of the Atlantic in righteous in joyed the talk by Rev. Truman H. gubernatorial election synchronize Nov. llth , at the corner of Brooklyn and Ellington by the East-Side Circle. dignation at those nations which Woodward of the Wapplng Feder with the presidential election. Miss Ethel Usher called on her Cherry street. The speaker of the afternoon will have failed to collect sufficient tax ated church on the “ Value of an When her attorney commended be County Agent Raymond K. Clapp New York is normally a Republl- Merrett Usher and family es to balance their budgets,” an of- Education.” can state nationally and the Re-iJ at South Wllllngton, Sunday, her for not seeking aid from the of New Havem : Our Vulcanizing Equipment Acial said. Plans were made and commit publicans there feel that the change] A meeting of the 'Tolland Library town. Captain Tobin again arose The American L ^ion Auxiliary “ If the United States has an> un tees appointed for the Christmas and said it was no difficult task to will hold a regular meeting Wednes in the state constitution would help] Association was held Monday after- balanced budgqt and deAcit in 1 ^ 9 sale, also to help the teachers with them in state campaigns. The Dem- noon at 3 p. m. at the library is the most modern an^j up-to-date in this territory* natch her, she sold to everybody, day evening lu G. A. R. hall. Miss it will be the international joke of the Christmas party for the chil Jennie Batz and Mrs. Francis ocrats are bitterly opposing it. ‘ any time and made no effort to hide the century.”- „ dren. Mrs. Myrtle Armstrong and We are able to do aB t^ es of work satisfactorily It. He said that the drunks that Pritchard, dplegateg to the Paris All else in today’s elections is Indications are that Mellon will her associates on the social com purely local. The contests scarcely could be found along Brooklyn convention, will give an interesting stick closely to the program he gave mittee .served home-made pumpkin street coUld in eight out of ten report of the. trip. A supper will afford a curtain-raiser for the bigj TOWN ADVERTISEMENT the Ways and Means committee. pie and sweet cider. Music was pro- show that Is now getting under way;i And at Reasonable Prices. cases be laid at her door. preceed the .meeting after which The treasury particularly is opposed ■vided by Case’s orchestra and Cor NOTICE. Judge Fisk in remarking on the for a year’s mn into next election ] the committee has arranged nn rd narrowing the, basis of taxation win Grant sang several solos ac day. Proposed order establishing I case said he had been considerate elaborate program. It Is boped by elimination of the automobile companied by Miss Margaret Rob building and veranda lines on east with her on her last appearance that every member will plan to and admissions taxes, .on the inson. side and.the west side of Hender when she was found guilty of aell-, attend.” ‘ ■ r . grounds that while working vir son Road from Center Street on the Balloon Tires a Spedalty ing liquor, in not sending her to Sabra Trumbull Chapter, D. A. tually no. hardships on individuals, CHICKEN PIE SUPPER TOWN ADVERTISEMENT north to West Center Street on the jail. But, he said, it was not Mr.; R., will mept at the home of Mrs. these taxes are providing the gov TOMORROW NIGHT NOTICE I with time and place of pub-1 Fisk who was deciding the case, but Francis Mwwell, Maxwell Court, ernment with an important source Proposed order ‘ establishing: proposed order, CENTER AUTO SUPPLY CO. Judge Fisk and that he could not Wednesday afternoon. Miss Cath of revenue. Tomorrow evening from 6 to 8 building and veranda lines cm north see how he could give her any fur erine Nettleton, State Regent, and o’clock the Ladles Aid society of side and the south side of J ord tlj? ® 155 Center Street, -T®!* 6*^3 ther consideration, that It was time Miss Emily Btr'eeB State Vice-Re the North Methodist church will Street from Woodbridge Street on] and pursu- that tj^e place was cleaned up, and gent, will adi/ess the chapter. serve Its annual chickeni pie sup the east to Parker Street, on theJ“ ‘ 'i® S®ct|o“ 9 (44) Special Laws i cleaned up for all times. There ‘ The annual 'Parents’ Night-will OVER $1,100 FIRST per, the menu for which will in west, with time and place'pf hear- were agencies that took oare of he held in the Rockville High clude besides real, old fashioned ing on said proposed order.' children and places for her sick school, Wednesday* evening. Reci chicken pie, mashed potatoes and The Selectmen of Manchester, Oct. husband and that her place waS; in tations in all departments will he turnips, salads, celery, cranberry Conn., at a meeting held October jail, but in order to have the neces DAY OF CAMPAIGN held by the classes.' The following jelly, rolls, home-made pies and 31, 1927, acting under and Pursu- 7®'"' is-<) sary papers drawn and the investi program,has been'arranged: Mu ant to Section 9 (44) SpecIal.Laws gation that Is necessary made by cheese. sic by this scbodl orchestra; brief (continued from page 1) The High school orchestra upder Conn., 1913, approved April 9, i 9 i 3 ]Henderson Road, a hi^w ay in the the probation officer, he would co^^ demonstrations of physical exer and Sections 1-5 (452) Spec. Laws of Manchester. Conn., from tinue the case un»til Thursday. Pro- the direction of Miss E. Marion cises by'hotb boys and girls; music K. Anderson, Capt. and Ave assis Dorward has been engaged to pro Conn., from Woodbridge Street on]^®“ J®’’ 1**^®®^ *^® “ orth to West Reymander’s Market , bation Officer Condon said he tants. the east to Parker fbreet on - the C«ntdr Street on the south, passed would have everthing ready by that by the' Girls’ Glee Club; a one-act vide music. play, ‘‘My Lady’s'Bace” ; -mottoii Team No. 6 1069 Main Street, Opposite Army & Navy Club time as there had already been an pictures in three re^|ls, “ Thru Life s Factory team— Mark Holmes, ordiibS'"* oJS'luWec?” prOTi- Phone 456 ______We DeUver investigation and the Humane So A counter man in the Los An Ordered: Subject to the. provi- ' ®ald Sections t^iat the fol windows'’ A'^d “ Opportunity.” Capt. and Ave assistants. geles terminal storeroom wears ciety was familiar with the condi Contributions to Date sions of said Sections that the fot- tions and by Thursday he would be Miss Favin's of Stafford spent roller skates and does the work of Sunday,wjth'Mrs.:IJmily Mpyers. of The following contributions have three men on foot. lowing lines on the north side and *^®7^®®^ f ^® ^ ^ able to make a complete report. been given thus far in the Manches the south side of Jordt- Street, a 1“ said Town of Manches- Will Remodel Church. Union street. Fresh Fish Every Day The Three-inHJne club have com ter Community Club’s Ananclal hlghway in said Town of MancKes- 1 * 7 ;^ ® they are hereby estab The prospects of the American ter. be and they are hereby estab- tisnea viz. pleted plans for their next darice campaign: FRESH CAUGHT MACKEREL African Baptist Church purchasing W. W. Robertson $250.00 llBhed viz BAST SIDE. land on Prospect street lor the erec which will he,held Ssturds^y eve TOWN ADVERTISEMENT “ ® ’ tjorTH SIDE ^^® building line on the east side ning in Blllngton Town hell. Carlyle Johnson Co...... 150.00 Boston Blues ...... 25e tion of a new church is no longer The Hotpl Royal* orchestra wll Scott Simon ...... 25.00 The building line on’ the north]'®* Henderson Road is to be twenty- Halibut ...... 45c bright. The option expired and Hearing on the assessment for side of Jordt Street is to be twenty- <25) feet ea?t of and parallel Smoked Finnan H ad...35c furnish the music for the Knights C. R. Burr & Co...... 250.00 the construction of sidewalks or Haddock 15c was not renewed and the “ Aggers” The Lydall & Foulds Paper five (25) feet north of andparallel t® the e^^^^ of the then pastor who took the op of Pythias banquet, Friday eve- curbs or both on Benton street. to the north ^Ine of said Jordt J ®®®^ *^®“ ®®*^®J’ ®**’®®* J^® S m elts...... 35c Smoked Filet Herring . .25c Company ...... 100.00 Fred Woodhouse, Robert Carter, tion have never properly checked Street from Woodbridge" Street onl“ ®*^th to West Center Street on the O ysters...... 40c pt. Salt H erring...... 15c The American Band of Rockville Colonial Board Co...... 50.00 Willard B. Rogors, Susan K. Bart on the Ieouth. up as he apparently had a different W. R. Palmer ...... 10.00 the east to Parker Street kind of training in mathematics have'been'engaged'to head the first lett, Charles Trebbe, Edward J. The veranda line on the east side Q uahogs...... 25c pt. Salt Mackerel ...... 25c division in the Armistice Day The Wm. Foulds & Co. . . . 50.00 Holl, "Victor Anderson et al, Everett Salt Cod...... 30c from that of the trustees and dea H. Lydall & F ou ld s...... 25.00 H. Lathrop, John Reinhartz et ux. The veranda line on the north j ®*7?®°‘*®” ®u Flounders...... 15c cons. When he left the church he parade. side of Jordt Street is to be fifteen feet ®“ * Sw ordfish...... 50c never said where he was going or The Emblem'club will’ hold a E. A. L y d a ll...... 25.00 Pearl C. Eno, Carrie E. House, Ar (15) feet north of and parallel tol®®®* ^ tn Steak C o d ...... 30c W. E. Lydall ...... 10.00 thur Shorts, 6t als, Richard Rud- when he was coming back. He whist tonight at the Sheridan the north line of said Jordt Street from Center Street on the north to Codfish C h eeks...... 25c Fresh Herring...... 15c Hotel In. South Manchester. IVm., Foulds ...... 50.00 dell, D. C. Y. Moore, Edward J from Woodbridge Street on the east West Center Street on the south. never did come back. The board 5.00 Holl, John Mamacos, Robert J. of governors, or the special com Miss Katherine Sullivan o f the Mr. and Mrs. G. Ward . . . to Parker Street on the west. w e s t sijjb . Rockville House spent Sunday In Mr. and Mrs. C. I. Balch .. 5.00 Campbell, Maude B. Norton, Clif SOUTH SIDE I The building line on the west mittee, or just what its proper 5.00 ford B. Norton, Edward J. Holl*, name is, has been working out Broad Brook. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pero The building line on the «®uth side of Henderson Road is to-be Miss Marcella Garvey entertain Mr. and Mrs. E. Moriarty 4.00 Harold Germain et ux, Edward J. side of Jordt Street is to be twenty- Uwenty-flye (25) feet west of and plans and decided that the best Holl, Robert Donnelly, Edward J thing for the present will be to re-_ ed Miss White of Springfield over Mr. and Mrs. P. B. Hage- five (25) feet south of and parallel Parallel to the west line of said the week-end. dorn ...... 3.00 Holl, George L. Fish, Leo and Ruth to the south line of said Jordt Henderson ^Road^om Center pair the church on Davis avenue, Ryan, George L. Fish, Herman keep it in good condition, hire a The local factories are working Mr. J. Scott ...... 2.00 Street, from Woodbridge, Street on on the north to West Center Street until 6 o’clock this, week and will John McMenemy ...... 5.00 Priess, Willard Hawley, Andrew the east to Parker Street on the on the south. regular minister and get going Torrence, et ux, Holger Bach, Mary The veranda line on the west side again. Also, Instead of doing all close down Friday resuming opera Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Camp tions Saturday morning for a full bell . / ...... Kletzle, Louis Marte, Ezekiel BeU' The veranda line on the south p f Hepdeyson Road Is to be fifteen the worrying, the committee has 2.00 son, Carl B. Carlson, Walter Wlr decided to have a lawyer do it for day. Miss Madeline S m ith...... 2.00 side of Jordt Street is to be fifteen (15) f®®*,,^®®* 3.00 talla, Abraham Podrove, Nettle Sil- (15) feet south of and parallel to west line ®* them! He will try to get the Ag- M. W‘ Park ...... cox, Ruth Warner, William Mun- it the south line of said Jordt Street, Road f>^®m Center Street on the Comfort Hea Mr. add Mrs. T. M. David 1.00 ures straightened out and, if there HARTFORD WOMAN sie, Jessie H. Kean, Florence B from Woodbridge Street on,the east north to West Center Street on the is any money obtainable, get it TO SPEAK HEBE Miss Ruth S m ith ...... 1.00 Sipe, Elizabeth Bennett et al, Wal Miss Marjorie S m ith ...... 1.00 to Parker Street on the west. , ,, TUnt . \ back again. The church is going ter J. Vennart, Ernest Stenberg et And it is hereby ordered:— That And It is hereby ordered.— 'That When you come in late, to have a chicken dinner in a short Mrs. Mary E. S. Root of Hart Mrs. J. N eilson...... 1.00 ux, Wm. and Elizabeth Herron A'nthony Petronie ...... 1.00 said proposed order of the Select- said P/oposed ®/'l®r ®**^® ' time. ford will be the speaker at the James and Alice Sargent, Edward men of Manchester,* Conn., be men of Manchester, Conn., be he^^^^^ . Mr. and Mrs. G. Kelley .. 1.00 Father Returns. regular meeting of the Manchester J. Holl, Leroy Hall et ux heard and determined at the Muni-] arid determined at the Municipal And the heat is down, .j , / The Wright family, who have a Mothers club Friday evening at the Miss' Sarah J. Palmer .... 1.00 Edward J. Holl, William E. South Methodist church. Her sub Chas. Meisterling ...... 1.00 cipal Building in said Town ^ of ~ home in the rear of the Central Alvord et ux, George L. Fish Manchester, on Monday, Nov. 14, Fire Alarm station, are united ject will be “ Children’s Books.” R. W. Johnson ...... 5.00 Edward J. Holl, George L You don’t have to hustle to bed. Mary A. McFarland ...... 1.00 again. The father of Ave or six The hostesses will be Mrs. Harry Fish, Edward J. Holl, Edith Baton * / r Caroline Waterbury ...... 1.00 children has been absent from the Straw, Mrs. H. R. Tryon, Miss Ella and Evelyn Reed, Frank Zimmer No, you light up the city for some time, about Ave IWashburn, Mrs. Leroy Slocum, George Finnegan ...... 2.00 man et ux, Chas. Saunders, Arthur months or so, but arrived in the ;Mrs. F. J.'McEvitt, Mrs. C. Ely 'Valvollne Oil Co...... 2.00 McCqnn, George A. Jarvis, George storm and traffic of Saturday night ■Rogers, Mrs. Thomas Weir, Mrs Friend ...... ^ 1.00 L. Fish, Edward J. Holl. J. Minor 1.00 Owners of property abutting to meet for the Arst time the twin lEbbert Carter, Mrs. William Rush, r sons that are now six weeks old. Mrs. Harold Johnson, .Mrs. James Dr. F. A. Sweet 3.00 sidewalks or curbs or both on Ben Work Underway. H. Johnston, Mrs. Herbert Hutt, Mrs. James Burns 3.00 ton Street. ■Mrs. George Hubbard, Mrs. Leon A Friend 1.00 You are hereby notified that the ivaC iianuirc Work is well under way In the Selectmen of the Town of Man construction of the four new stores hard Lelberg, Mrs. Samuel Mason, Mr. and Mrs. R. Rymarzick 1.00 Mrs. Japies Shearer. Katherine M oriarty...... 1.00 chester, Conn., acting under and on West Main street, across from pursuant to Section 20 (396) the park. The lot is much lower > Mrs. Frederick C. Allen will play Charles Kupzurras ...... 1.00 Chester Brunner 1.00 (House Bill No, 929) Special Laws And get thawed out— in the fear than the front and piano solos, of Connecticut, 1915, entitled “ An copy power shovels are being used to i Mrs. Lulu Bldwell, chairman of Mrs. Emily Fitch 1.00 Mrs. A. Jamroga ' 1.50 Act amending an Act concerning throw back the dirt from the front. .the motion pictures hepefit and en 'the nomination of candidates for in said Manchester, postage paid, flee in said Manclmster, [ H a v e a snack in comfort. ^ tertainment given for the club last Mrs. W. J. McKenna 1.00 Ailing up,the back and making room public office and the number, pow t •* . at the same time for the cellars. spek, desires all'who have not al Lillian Sheriden . .. 1.00 interested at his or their Friend 3.00 er and duties of the Town Officers Light the Gas Radiator in the bathroom— .. Official Visit. ready made ticket returns to db of the Town of Manchester.” Ap so at the meeting Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Gris ' District Deputy John Edgarton proved May 20th, 1915, will meet turn make to this Board. prepare for bed in comfort and remark, "Gas is a , of Willimantic and his staff will wold ...... 5.00 at the Municipal Building in said turn make to this. Board. make an official visit to the local W. B. H ibbard...... 2.00 Town of Manchester on November Dated at said Manchester, Nov. CI^BKS TO BEAD MESSAGE Richward LaChapelle .... 1.00 7, 1927. great institution.” lodge of Elks on November 10, the ' Washington, Nov. g.— President 14th, 1927, at eight o’clock, for 7, 1927. regulai* meeting night of Rockville Mr. Wm. B o b e r ...... 2.00 the purpose of assessing two-thirds For and by order of the Board Cqolldge will not deliver his forth Joseph Chizius ...... 3.00 of Selectmen of 'the Town of of the Town of lodge, and a large turnout is ex coming message to the aew Seven of the cost thereof upon the prop Connecticut. Mr. and Mrs. R. Rockwell 2.00 erty adjacent thereto, for the con Manchester, Connecticut.: pected. tieth Congress jn person,- he tolc Florence Shaw 2.00 THOMAS J. ROGERS, THOMAS J. ROGERS, Cool on Trolley Cars callers at tho':wiiite House today, struction of sidewalks or curbs or . . Secretary. Mr. and Mrs. F. Wetherall 2.00 both upon said street. ■Secretary. Under a new ruling which went He will send It to the capitpl to be A true and atteate'd cbgy;,6f .orig-, A true and attested copy of oris Into effect today, there is no heat read by reading clprks. Mrs. H. W etherall...... 1.00 ' By Order of and for ^rs. Chas. Lazapi...... 1.00 The Board of Selectmen inal order, i s Inal order, The Manchester Gas Co. on the trolley lines running-Into , The President ha* graduallyrbeien THOMAS J.'ROGERS,- ^ , THOMAS J. ROGERS, Rockville and by thq time a person getting awAy" from' the custom re: Mrs. B. Allen ...... 1.00 of the 3.00 Town of Manchester, Conn. Secretary of tfre Secretary of the covers from eight to sixteen mllw ylyed by Woodrow Wilson and car- J. C. Palmer . . . . >«•••• Board of Selectmen. Joseph McGonigal 2.50 , THOMAS J. ROGERS, Sec. Board of Selectmen. on the line there are many cold Hed on by the late President Hard Manchester, Conn.,'Nov. 7, 1927. Manchester, Conn., Nov. 7, 1927. Robert Flavell . . . 1.00 Manchester, Conn. ' • . ’.“T feet. This was especially so this ing of delivering mesroges in per 11-7-2T , 11-7-27 aiorning. , .son* A F r ie n d ...... 6.00 1 H-11-7-27.
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MANCHESTER (CONN.) EVENING HERALD. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER SPAGBFOUR * f enough and grit enough to solve same route to similar fame; and 1= H E H tO N IRsnrlievtnr its problems and meet its own then goes on meanly to call atten-' tion to the fact, which it might losses. WASHINGTON LETTER Nine pupils from the schools of have let pass, that one William , H w » i**0 H fra lb And there certainly are within V the town attended the Yale-Mary- PCTBUSHED 8T New England - at.** large wealth Mitchell.-Ghicago bandit- extraordi land football game in New Haven t h b hbsbaXjD pr in t in g CO. Saturday, witnessing the enough and public spirit enough nary, turns out to be a person who Founded by Blwood -i. Bl* Krassin was in no, position to dis triumpk of Yale. Two cars went Oct L 1881 to combat, a dozen times over, neither drinks, smokes, swears or By DlEtCHBR. a Washington, Nov. 8.-^To Harry cuss matters on that basis, how from here driven by Allen H. Ster- Every Evening Except Sundays -*.nd any circumstance of especial hard goes to night clubs. ever—-it would have been one of ry, teacher of the Center Grammar Holidays There’s always somebody around Sinclair, Teapot Dome has meant Entered at the Post Office at fclan- ship that may weigh too heavily lor the difference between a good op,- the most important industrial deals Grades, and Mark H. Hills, each bhester as Second Class Mall Matter. the time being on any to take the loy,jout of-life. In world history— and the party car carrying several children. SUBSCRIPTION RATES: By Mall portunity to become the world’s greatest oil magnate and the pres went on to Moscow, where.it was Ml'S. Carrie Burnham drove Six dollars a year, sixty cents a cbmmunity', "• home from Cromwell to spend the month for shorter pertoda We are Vather surprised that ent possibility that he will be housed in a palace. By carrier, eighteen cants weea. branded as a felon and sent to In Moscow the groundwork was week e^d at her Hebroa home. Single coplea three oenta long before this the broadcast has Owing to the - dangerously flooded prison. laid for a concession, not as am SPECIAL AJ>VBHTISIN0 REPRE not gone out: “ Thanks sincerely for The exposure of Sinclair's deal bitious as Harry’s original vision, conditions she. was unable to return SENTATIVE, Hamtlton-De Llsser. but an Important one such as no to Cromwell )on Sunday as she had Inc.. 286 Madison Avenue, New xorh all offers, but New England will with Fall to lease the naval reserve and 612 North Michigan Avenua care for her own.” Perhaps, by the at the Dome and take the navy’s other Interest had been able to ob expected. -She %as warned that she tain. Sinclair.departed, leaving his would not be allowed to cross the Chicago. time this is printed, it will . ,-% 4t P a r i 8 ® ^ oil* Is at least believed to have pre The Manchester Evening Herald U Paris.— Paris snapshots: Girls in vented him from rising to a posi European representative who, j in bridge over the- Connecticut at on sale In New York City at Schultz i November, signed an agreement by Middletown with her car. News Stand. Sixth Avenue and 42nd. steamer-plialrs, bundled in blank tion of prestige and power equal j^jq h t d e l iv e r ie s ets asl-eeip on the roof-tops...... which a. company in which the Mrs.'T. IX Martin attended the Street and 42nd. Street entrance ot in to that of Rockefeller and Detfer- Grand Central Station. An idea has been broached j Well used toothbrushes slightly re ding. Just as the Elk Hills deal Soviet ^and Sinclair were to share funeral of Mrs. Edwin R. Will in “International News Service has the New York the development novated" and on sale in tke sidewalk equally Was to exploit the Baku and Mamaroneck, ' N. Y., on Monday, exclusive rights to use for republlca- with Fall helped diminish the in •which if it does develop into any- inarkets near “ the • • •; 1 dustrial stature of E. L. Doheny to Orosnl fields. Sinclair^wM to iur November " 8. Btrs) ^Martin will tlon In any form all nows dlspatoheS wmcn, ^ playwright, passing vnst more,,than n 00,0fi»,000. and, spend several days ag, the guest of credited to or not otherwise credit thing more than .an idea, wiu ^ new manu- the point where he is understood to ed In this paper. It Is also exclusively have sold most of his interests to furthermore, was to float , a, Rus relatives before returning home* entitled to use for repubilcatlon all watched with keen t | script under his arm..•••,•-Ludwig sian loan- in New York. Miss Clarissa Pendleton has pick the local or undated news published Standard Oil, so has Sinclair’s in herein." every city in the country.That ideal i^e'^figohn, who wrote “ Up Stream, dictment placed him in the status- ed several large fully blossomed is to bring about the custom of jixgt in from Vienna, arm in &rm of a mere independent operator. The feelings of, Standard Oil pansies from ber flower garden ■ TUESDAY, NOV. 8, 1927. making all merchandise deliveries ^ it h his young wife who used to be upon receiving-thia ’^®ws'can only lately, up to November 7. Mahy be imagined'. Standard dandelions are to .be seen on the to business houses within the city, did Dudley At one. time Sinclair hoped to Wednesday Special obtain a concession covering all the tain claims oh the.Baku fields whmh lawns, their yellow blossoms ap HANGING , including those of railroad, auto pjeid Malone manage to get into all would have been worthless, pnce oil in Russia* which is supposed to pearing so frequently as tp be quite Ching Lung and Soo Hoo Wing truck and marine freight, express pjgjm.gg gf Lindbergh that hang have the largest and most valuable
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MANCHES'I'ER (UaN^N.) EVENING HERALD, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1927. PAGE EIGHT THIS RUINS ANOTHER FOND ILLUSION Ty Cobb Acts ;EBAU o w n e r s S T M In W riting THEIR ANNUAL IHW m EANING newi*. ite w His Brilliant ( g o - g p s d o n 't <8> Bill McKechnie Goes With FLORENCE SHEEHY ffeAT^i couue^e By BILLY EVANS. f O X V rb d r fe A u u Ty Cobb has probably played his Horseshoes is one,:g#dt Cardinals and Bart Shot- last game In the major leagues^ I w f e e IS HIGH WITH 1161 see that he has made an unofficial in arii^g< ton Goes With Phillies; announcement to that effOct. It is In keeping with what he said to me late in September. r " . \A Cleveland May Get Cobb. Jennie Lncas Next Whh. Working hack of the plate at Philadelphia in a game between the Cleveland Indians and the Ath 108; Keen Interest In C. letics, a recurrence of an old knee | BY DAVks J. WAliSH injury caused me to retire' eafly 6/Ale j (Saa^ A TUB' from the game. I was taken to the (I. N. S. Sports Editor) B. A. A. Girls’ league Orer] PARLoiZ d o SSM'T quarters of the Philadelphia train New York, Nov. 8.— Baaeball’s AlSAAi ATH iaJG. er in -the clubhouse for treatment. annual fall housecleaning swept Weekly Honors. A few innings later Ty quit the two new managers In yesterday In game to catch an early train for tha the persons of Bill McKechnie with west in order to make connections the Cardinals and Burt Shotton at Chicago far a hunting trip he with the Phillies, leaving only the Florence Sheekey won the week oizziroiiflA ii had planned in Wyoming. detail of subtracting one and add ly prize in the C. B. A. A. Girls’ ■ Coming into the trainer’s first Bowling League with a score of ing, another for the vacuum clean AU. aid station, he shook hands with er at Cleveland. 116. Jennie Lucas was second H e.sA iiv me and remarked: Of course, the White Sox may with 108. Nan Taggart hit an Cr?Mi€ Aieoj^ TUeA'^coHAT “I think today’s game was the decide to play along with their idea eves hundred. All the other \>\D TUB COACU finish of my big league career. I that a manager a day keeps the scores were below the century have had a good season and, if I SAM 7 6 TUB iNauisiTivi ixtv pennant away and dust Ray Schalk mark. Strange to relate, in the 5M o c VC 76 q u a r t e r I’m smart, now is the time for me umk>7s 7& ; right off their managerial door five weeks the league has been' in 4 (SUM to quit.” step but. as^tb’ that, Ray was sup session, a different girl has cap o a o B O UiAi Both of us then IP T «e posed to have had only an abstract tured high honors. Keen iirterest /MCAieM ? enjoyed a laugh tHEl&e ftOLO, WOULD interest "in the management of the is taken among the girls to see who I TUB. e*AiD Uas over a retort that HIS club last year, so -“perhaps the gets the honor each week. All, /ioW/M(S To “DO I would always Comiskeys at last have found their naturally, want it. Following are CD\TK A B\<\^T' ;a\ tub hand Ty when . - XeRiP/A»*,HSG. ideal team leader. the latest scores: the two of us had L ■ ■ "r— — T ’^7"------i The new Cleveland owners, I "Velvet No. 1. some slight dif understand, are looking for a F. Sheekey...... 80 77 ference of opin who has had his name up in the E. Struff ...... 77 78 ion. It’s the same It is reasdnably s^ e tQ; say, with lights, and, among others, are sup E. M cC ourt...... 93 86 old chatter that out- fqar. of contradicti^bn, that he posed to have under consideration M. Sherm an...... 82 93 umpires always spill to stars .is the^ greatest ball player no less a personage than Tyrus J. L u c a s ...... 88 80 ' time. ' ' ' , • Raymond Cobb. Just how far-, if a during the heat ■ J . ' ' __1 of a dispute. literal inch, this thing has gone, Totals ...... 420 414 470 Often,-when Ty the writer is not prepared to say, ■Weaving No., 2. would question but there is no doubt that an ap M. V o lk e rt...... 66 61 TRADE SCHOOL aO SE S SEASON Welch’s Dash for my judgment or Billy Evaiw pointment of Cobb to Speaker’s old M. Johnson...... 68 72 I Pearce Fairly eyesight, I would job would be an Interesting, if F. N e lso n ...... 74 76 laconically reply that__ .possibly all radical, step. Frankly, I don’t ex G. Hatch ...... 66 71 he said was true but that I exjject- pect to see It taken. E. K issm ann...... 91 71 BY HOLDING OPPONENTS EVEN Hundred Yards Is ed to be doing business at the same Speaker Through Lumbered on old stand when he was all washed Speaker himself is alleged to be Totals ...... 365 351 357 up.. . through in Washington and, for Weaving No. 1. “Looks as if you would outlast Rare Feat at Pitt _____ ,2y JiM WILUMMI a time, the exhorter had him right M. Strong ...... 77 74 This Long Run me and make good that sarcasm back in Cleveland at the head of M. Little ...... 65 79 Local Team Tied Two Games that you used to slip me as well as One-punch O’Gpofty sa^s hc ha* the new club. Of course, boys will All America ? the other boys about" being up in grown cynical, but that.-R he; sees C. Novak ...... 76 85 Pittsburgh, Pa., Nov. 8.— Only be boys and boys will be prema- N. Taggart ...... 100 82 the big show after the rest of us a picturs of Ruth Elder'refhfflnfe .all 'Tuscaloosa, Ala., Nov. 8.— Imag and Lost Three D i^g thrice in the history of Pittsburgh - ture. I suspect they were both that had taken our final shower,” said vaudeville contracts his fUth « hu C. Jackmore...... 81 73 ine • a young man weighing 220 football has a Pitt player run more time. Speaker is said to have had Ty. ' man nature will be rejft'ordd. ■ 393 424 1 pounds and more than six feet tall Hailed as the greatest back in than 100 yards to a touchdown on his chance with the Boston Braves T o ta ls...... 399 Season; Windsor Locks The conversation strengthens my running 80 yards to a touchdown Dixie this year, Billy 'Spears, Van the opening kickoff. but wanted $50,000. However, so Ribbon No. 1. belief in Cobb’s statement that he The scientists who Sw on an Intercepted pass! derbilt quarterback, is getting many Gibby Welch, Pitt captain, be do I and the funny thing about that J. Jackmore ...... 84 has played his last game as a big searching for the missluig. link, ssiy* That’s what “Babe” Pearce, boosts for All-America honors this came the third to perform the feat is that neither of us will get it. E. Armstrong .... 81 0-0 Yesterday. leaguer. j O’Goofty, ought to go tb a six-day Alabama center, did against Mis year. He was high , by turning the trick atgalnst West Eddie Collins is another ex-star M. H ugh es...... 70 It Is a rather interesting coinci bicycle race. sissippi A. and M.. a few days ago. in the running Iasi ' Virginia In their mixup this season. who has been mentioned foP^he A. Ponticelli ...... 88 dence that Cobb and I broke into The play was an Important factor in season. Vanderbilt Rickards in 1908 and DeHart in position but it may be that EdwlTd Manchester- Trade School closed the American League at practical Billy. -Coutu, hockey Btarr ha*, H. Gustafson...... 91 the Tide’s winning. has built her at will decide to remain as close to its football season yesterday by :1918, also turned the trick. ly the same time. He played a few been suspended for life. The ansver There are only a few instances tack around the Philadelphia as possible. Connie T o ta ls...... 414 393 396 holding Windsor Locks High to a months in the fall of 1905; I made to that is— what of It? of where a .center has turned In triple threat abili- i Mack is getting no younger very Throwing No. 2. scoreless tie at Mt. Nebo. Neither LAST NIGHT’S FIGHTS. my debut in the spring of 1906. * ' ’ * - ; such a feat. ties of Spears. H<' ' rapidly and, if in the next year or H. Neilson ...... 71 69 .team got inside its opponent’s twen It so happens that Ty Cobb,, at “Legs played an ItBportant part passes excellently the close of the. 1927 season, was two he decides to step down, Col R. C e rv in i...... 85 66 ty yard line in the contest which At New York— ^Dominick P' in downfall of Bill TildiWl’! read*l» ruiwS beautifully, the only player still in the majors lins is the man who is most likely L. Poots ...... 85 71 was a hard fought affair with hon trone. New York, outpointed Vic headline. Well, well, shaiie'^Ott’you. ORGANIZE COMMERCIAL ar/d punts well. Ho llurrone, ten rounds; Ernie Paluso, who was a member of the Ameri to get the nod. L. Roth ...... 68 82 ors about even. made two 80-yard Bill! ’ Manchester’s lineup yesterday '!alt Lake City, outpointed Mike can League .when I started. Fletcher a Candidate L. P u k o fk y ...... 74 75 runs beautifully, Cobb has seen hundreds of play Meanwhile, Arthur Fletcher, was: Dahlman, le, Rowe, It, Sah- -iolensky, Boston, ten rounds; Phil Paul Waner, In explainlog tfce BOWUNG LOOP TONIGHT and punts well. He ers come and go in* his 23 years. 363 396 litz, Ig, Zinzer, c, Welton, rg, Caser- Cnplan, New York, outpointed Har* Cuylet affaiP in his vauphTOTe **1$. former manager of the Phillies, T o ta ls...... 383 made two 80 yard__ Yet his last season was one of his has come forward in the light of Ribbon No. 2< ta, rt, Robotte, re, Manchuck, qb, ry Ebbets, six; Jim Walker, Jack says It was just aa hild. joara runs to touchdown bpcMl'tt sonville, Fla., won on foul over A r best. He finished in the first five what is supposed to be a. leading H, O’C on n ell..... 47 Kapinsky, Ihb, Adams, rhb. Arson, “Kiki:” Modesty, of ewurae, keW Representatives From Various against Tulane, one on an inter-1 thur De Huh. him from’ saying tha^ ItfcrthjehLldytt candidate lor the Cleveland job; In A. Rother ...... 46 fb •r . Qftm cepted forward pass. This is Spears’ [ It is. to be, hoped that Cobb Isf Business Concerns to Meet At Philadelphia— Tony Canzon- was resppjP^^iWe! ;fpx . poW fact, they say Arthur has a right Xi.' Dent ...... 71 Windsor Locks: ' last year and he wants a title for' eri, New Yprk, knocked out Billy sincere in'bis decision to retire, and goongood cnancechance uiof being named- iM,. ftajaik ...... 87 At Herald Branch Office to ino, It, Blrge, Ig, Raccone, c, Sulli- i / I feel that he is. It would be a season, r ‘ ‘ ' \ van, rg, Gatti, rt, Garilli, re, Byrne, Henry, Chicago, 2. Cleveland might look fuHh'er 66 Form League. At Boston— Chick Suggs, New- shame for him to keep on going qb, Karges, Ihb, Kennedy, rhb, Mr. WrfelOy, l^e.chewing v-ft o do worse. Bedford, outpointed Jackie Dono when not physically fit to do his a profound Efforts will, be made at a special manii, who ■•also owns'7 tha’ ^Chlaf#* Fletch didn’t make . .t o ta ls ------317 318 368 Huntley, fb.- hue, ten; Johnny Brown, Newport, best, thereby dimming the many meeting tonight to organize a Com Manchester Trade played five MUST W EAR HA'TS HERE. Cubs, say* his teana playad impression upon that solemn, solid Throwing No. 1. R. I., knocked out Bat Tony, Bos remarkable accomplishments cred alligarchy of National League i. G e e ...... 70 mercial Bowling^ Leajgue at the games this season, Although win ited>d to him. him a million'people the p a st-'^ se a ^ Coach “Chick” Meehan, at N. Y. ton, two. ownership while he was in Phila Jj, M e rrill...... 79 South End to roll'its games at How ning none, the team tied two games, -Un,«e,ttonaMyC0bbl,tl.,,re,t- U.. insists that his football players At Buffalo, N. Y.— Harry Fuller, chewed whilU watehing ■ the 'Cub* delphia. But the boy has the fight M. Boyle ...... 86 ard Murphy’s alleys on Monday or yesterday and Plainville, 6 to 6. est ball player I have seen in ac wear hats to prevent taking of Niagara Falls, outpointed Sailor will bo the next statlstid* given out, and the stuff and a co-operating S. Sheekey...... 86 Tuesday nights. The meeting will Defeats were administered by En Friedman of Chicago, six. tion covering my career of 25'yeats. owner some day will ring it out.. be. held at the branch office of The field, 12-0, Kingswood, 13-6, and colds. The appointment of Shotton yes T o ta ls...... 321 328 298 Hferald in the State Theater build Simsbury, 6-0. The team was terday and of Jack Slattery as Main Office No. 2. ing on Bissell street at 7:30. coached by Harry Kltching and manager of the. Braves are experi Y. Bouchard ... . . 52 57 Plans were made some time ago Ralph Kingsley. ments of the first water. Shotton B. Boucher ...... 58 53 to organize a league of this kind ftra ftieG s handled the old Cardinals from A. Lynch ...... , 53 50 but it was delayed pending the Something Is Always Taking the Joy Out of Life time to time when Rickey- waS* ^ K. Sheehan ...... 72 83 formation of the town champion SOUTH’S ALL STARS divine worship but, otherwise, ship Herald League which has been 243 234 organized with twelve teams. The neither appointee can show; any T o tals...... 235 AMP ALTHOiWI THE thing in the way of Major League Old Mill. hew league will he composed of Knoxville, Tenn., Nov. 8. — A w h e n THe W IFE IS OVER. A M P t h e NEXX M p R N i H G . business organizations such as Wat experience. H. Lennon ...... 70 89 crack, all-southern football team, You DECiPfi To OlVE HER. s t a g g e r s VOI^ McKechnie, with a world’s cham F. M ik o leit----- .. 77 75 kins Brothers, J. W. Hale €• Co., with the south’s outstanding stars iM L.ONDOM — Manchester Trust Company, South T o SHOOT AUbTHlS fMpOR;i9|lMr pionship in 1925, is another mat L. Russell ...... 70 76 at every position on the line and A R-lHC? OM TH E TR a MSATLANTIC ern New England Telephone Com MONEY HEAR H6RL I ter. The writer always has felt that M. K a r p in ...... 70 90 in the backfleld, will he taken west pany, High school faculty. Trade T E t - E F H o H e voice bill simply was in the middle in M. W r ig h t ...... 71 69 at the end of the present season to V/or4DEF5. W H A T School faculty, Manchester Con that Pittsburgh upheaval in 1926 battle the champion team of the struction Company and Manches LUCIL.LES POING and naturally had to take the slap. T o ta ls...... 318 399 371 Pacific coast, according to plans an TH a t S a ter Plumbing & Supply Any ' T D T A L K THREE It seems only bare justice that he Main Office No. nounced today by Champ Pickens, *T&NnGHX? .i^OFTTA B O O< ^ is to get another chance. Doherty ...... 71 teams wishing to enter should have M lN O T e sj noted Alabama football expert. M AYBE s h e 's ] As for Sam Breadon, he wins Doherty ...... 68 a delegate present at the meeting. Pickens is here to watch the his P A H C lH C i. the rungless stepladder for mana Gillman ...... ' 79 toric Tennessee-Vanderbilt game USING STAMFORD PLAY. gerial changes of heart. Hornsby MacDonald .... 71 next Saturday. He plans to stage W ITH THE won him a world’s title in 1926 and B la tte r...... 76 Alabama Is using Stanford’s fam PR.INCE ous reverse play in her games this his Intersectional game at Pasa was demoted. Bob O’Farrell finish dena on New Year’s. O F WALES ed a fighting second this year, T o tals...... 365 344 354 season. with the highest percentage ever Main Office No. 3. reaehed by a Cardinal team, and L. LeBlanc ...... 56 59 75 was deihoted. However, I guess M. P^itzgerald . . .. 42 49 55 there is no doubt, in . the latter’s M. Carlson ...... 57 63 70 case, that a good catcher was G. H a r r is ...... 74 63 55 spoiled to make an ordinary mana F. McEntee ...... 45 76 64 ger. b. 1 T o tals...... 274 310 319 Throwing No. 8. A. Gabbey ...... 68 77 68 R. Craig ...... 68 71 63 /VKlP You SPEMP THE FIRST 'V>f40 AND WHEN SHE. PlNAU-X ROOTERETTE C. H ew itt...... 62 69 60 tbeobaHiaies-^oice.^ m i m o t e s - a h p 4 t5b— "TleVlHG. H. Frederlckson .. 91 70 74 TO MAKE HER. R EAU tE THAT vow 8REAIC Ou t IN A PHT OF* ^ UNDERWEAR FOR MEN ^ c o u g h i n g . THAT BLASTS T o tals...... 364 361 325 nis YOU— WHICH SHE p o e s n V Spring Needle Knit Ribbed iH e OEST OF THB THIS IS HORACE ENGUSHMAN DEFEATS UNION SUITS I SPEAKir4<3> — CHAMPION OF FRANCE $4 to $7.50 Per SuK HU6BAWD - F la t K n it H O R A C £ « - IM C l But London Boxing Experts SHIRTS and DRAWERS NEW /ORIC $2 to $4.50 Per Garment Disagree With Referee’s De Aurtrallan WOOL and COTTON MIXTURES and ALL WOOL cision— ^Their Reason- LIGHT, MEDIUM and HEAVY WEIGHTS: EIGHT GRADES London, Nov. 8.— Boxing critics Guaranteed Not to Shrink today vigorously disagreed with the referee’s decision in the Tommy 76 YEAR* REPUTATION , Milllgan-Kld Nltram middleweight . Far Boaklat. Addraw % championship bout here last night GLASTONBURY KNITTING CQ. when Milligan was awarded the de Glaatenbury, Cann. cision. 1 The bout had been heralded as Sold by Leading Dealers iu.iu.PAE ora European title match. Milligan, English cham^pn, who was on the Wholesale Distributors defensive practically the entire fight, was badly cut up and nearly out in several of the closing rounds but rallied in the fifteenth round to ATKINS BROTHERS slug toe-to-toe with the French Hartford, Ckmn. IXA WILLIAMS. champion. Milligan had the better of the fif •vfQ FIT T lfg- She’s the leader of the “rooter- teenth round exchange, but was Old generally outclassed In earlier 2tte” corps at Southern California, The Smoother and Better Cigarette -iS * j'-' pretty Miss Ina Williams, shown rounds, sports writers today agreed here. And how she does lead those Trojan co-eds when the Tro- SERVED FOR 25 YEARS. janfi.take the field! The “root- Garry Hermann, who recently re erettS” corps was recently organ signed. as president of the Cincin .... not a Dough in a carloade r. Lorillatd Com Ett. 1760 ized and now struts its stuff at all nati Reds, served In that capacity big ’games. for 25 vaaxa. Iffiir^IiraSTER (CONN.) EVENING HERALD, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 8,1927. PLEKfYOFSmiSNEEDED HERALtt BOWLING LEAGUE TRADE RllO RS S o v ith & itt A I » BREEZE M qvm X^rge BY CROSSCOUNTRY RUNNERS COMPLETE FIRST ROUND SCHEDULE fine and Jndgg May ? V. <$> ymptes r in Deak lUs W Proper Bathing Also Import* Date Murphy's. Conran's K .ofC . Dean B. Cromwell, Soutbern^Kaer, who took sixth in the pdnta- antSays Director Uoyd In ter. has estab- thion. j".'-- >•<»'-«*' Alleys 2 -3 4 -5 6-7^ 1 -2 3 -4 1 -2 Southern "'Callhrtirta's- four the break placers were . Houser and 1-2 5r6 •7-8 . - 9-1 0 , ■1 1 -1 2 ' New York, Nov. 8. — It would ing of hl8i_own record of placing Talking About Thanksgiv* Nov. 3...... 3-4 occasion no great surprise in major Anderson,, undergraduates, and the greatest ' number of college Paddock, an alumnus. Illiuois and 5-11 2-8 3 -9 6-12 ' 4-10 league circles, it before many athletes on the United States Olym Nov. 1 0 ...... 1-7 weeka hard passed, three afar first Princeton both had three placers, ing Day Race. pic team. ,, the mini, having Osborne, Kinsey 5-12 1 -8 . . 6-7 basemen of the In 19'24 when the United States Nov. 1 7 ...... 3-10 2-9 f 4-11 and Fitch and the Tigers Rick, LIKES BENNIE OOSTERBAAN American league squad entered competition against were to figure in Hills and Taylorr- With the first annual five-mile The outcome • of the game be 1 4-8 6-10 3-7 1-11 2-12 . 5-9 th«< wiyidvaV- iParti, Mve. .members In fairness to^ilUiuois, it should tween Michigan and Minnesota this trades. of Cromwell’s Trojan track squad cross-country run only about three ’ George SIsler, be stated that athletes led in weeks away. Director Lewis Lloyd year has more than , the usual im I)6C. 8 ...... 5-7 4-12 1-9 2-10 8-11 were on the list. This 'Oras a greater total scores,^ paving 35. However, portance attached to it for me. a few years back personnel than any Other Ifistitution of the Recreation Centers who Is 4 -9 3-8 2-7 considered th e 3d of this number were made by supervising the event, today gave It is always a great game, a D g c. X5 1-12 6-11 5-10 in the nation could claim. alumni, while poly seven tallies out fiercely fought battle for the pos greatest guar Three of< these athletesVecored the first of two interviews on the 9-12 dian of the ini- of ^uthern C^fornia’s total of 30 methods of training an athlete session of the old brown jug; 22 ..•••••••• 3-6 2-4 8-10 1-5 7-11 points. No other eollei^e had that were through efforts -of those not -tial sack in the many scorers at the Olympiad. This should follow In preparing to en coveted trophy. history of the fjjjl.schgol. "ily more than ordinary interest D g c . ,.•••••••• • 10-12 8-11 4-6 2-5 1-3 trio counted 23 tallies, more than ter the race. In his first article, Di 29 7-9 game, has proba Cromwell has plenty o f prospects rector Lloyd stressed the Import in the result this year is due to the any group-of tmdergfrtduAtes from for the 1928 Olympics in Amster fact that two Minnesota scouts JcUl. «•••••••••• 4-5 2-3 1-6 7-12 10-11 8-9 ' bly played in a a university or college in America. ance of sleep and proper bathing. St. Louis Browns dam. There are nine candidates In the'^next. he will talk about the sat directly behind me in the Illi Furthermore, Cromwell ’ had from the varsity squad. Chief 9-11 7-10 2-6 1-4 3-5 uniform for the more athlete;,' graduates and un diet. The cross-country run will be nois press box, when Zuppke’s team Jdrii. 12 •••••••••• 8-12 last time. Own- Sinder among these are Lee Barnes, Mor held Thanksgiving Day morning dergraduates making points in the defeated Michigan. 3-12 4-7 6-9 1-10 er Phil Ball has said he thinks It ton Kaer and Charles Borah. The starting from the High school at I “have always been a great ad Jan. 19 ...... 2-11 5-8 Olympics than any otheS. iMtittf- rfirst two were at the 1924 games 11 o’clock. Tonight a trial run will mirer of Captain Benny Ooster- best that SIsler go, and that settles tion, four men placing- These' men' It. and Borah seems a cinch for the be held starting from the School baan of Michigan. It has been my counted six places in five events, trip. street Rec at 7 o’clock. In speak good fortune to have seen him 1. Cubs A. C. 7. Beethoven Club It is a well known fact that Man another record among college ager George Morlarty of the Tigers Four Southern^ Cj^ifornia alumni ing about the importance of sleep play perhaps 10 games in the three 2. West Side Rec 8. Ami Club athletes. lq.ok like good -l)«ts for the games. and proper bathing, Director Lloyd years he has been a member of the la tar from satisfied with the show The five Southern California 3. Cloverleaves . ’ ' 9. Knights of Columbus ing of Lu Blue during the past sea Charles PaddocK and Clarence said: athletes were: Clarence Houser, Michigan varsity. 4. Highland Park , ' 10. M a ^ js ^ son. Expected to star for Morlar "Bud” Hoqs'er. are near the “ cinch” "The success of an athlete de In all probability the poo Morton Kaer, Norman Anderson. 5. St. Bridget’s H- Knights of Pythias ty Blue, was displaced a goodly class in thd-jw^ints and weights re.- pends in his physical power and game 1 have ever seen him play Earle Wilson and Otto Anderson. part of the season by his substitute, spectlvely. 'kenneth Grumbles, na mental alertness. was in the Illinois contest, wl 6. British-Americans 12. Center Church The graduate wa* Charles Pad- Johnny Neun. tional low hurdles champion ' in ' "A five-mile run makes a tre it was apparent the loss of his i dock. In addition, Lee Barnes was ,.l ------While Joe-Judge had a good year 1926, may earn a spot, in thp^,|40- mendous demand upon the muscu ning-mate, "Looie” Gilbert gre ------rz------=------TT-r® on the team* lar strength, endurance, vitality and for Washington last season and is yard sticks, and. Leighton Dye, na handicapped his offensive methods. Barnes had just tional high hurdles title holder of mental powers of an athlete. Only convenes for its second weekly session next Thursday night. The chart is so arranged that still a great player, the impression been graduated prevails that he would like a change 1926, is a strong prospect. one in finest condition can stand the In every other game I can it is. possible to tell where all teams play every night throughout the round. Team captains from Hollywood wear and tear of a five-mile run. of scenery and that he would pro High school and recall he has been an outstand- and players as well should clip it out and save for reference. bably go better elsewhere. ' "One who desires to become a 'ing star. I always have re entered South^|n REYNOLDS BACK good athlete must first, and fore garded him as one of the best California ' that' most, learn to train. ends I have ever seen in ac ers are the only two who are good fall. L "It is Impossible to lay down a consistently. CORNELL BAnERED YALE GETTING READY tion. Houser "scored Now York, Nov. 8.— J ir ^ Rey definite set of rules lor condition- APPARATUS CLASS 20 points, winning ' ing a group of men. But there are These coming Christmas holidays nolds, last year’s varsity tackle ht a few rules that all athletes should Scouts Scouted Bennie Ithaca, N, Y., Noy. 8.— Cornell New Haven, Conn., Nov. 8. — All the shot and Columbia, who had lost his berth will be the third successsive ones discus. That was follow. There is one theme toat Listening to the conversation of that Freddie Plckhard, Alabama was going through Its practice three Yale elevens were out for this year to Malcolm Bleecker, stands out in all training and that the Minnesota scouts— I couldn’t STARTS THURSDAY paces for Dartmouth today with a scrimmage and formation drill this a greater total sophomore star, was buck In kis grid captain and tackle, has been than any other jpl— help it, as it was audible all over given a trip to California— with all halt dozen regulars so badly hurt afternoon with the outlook that position today. He probably,, will the press box— I o'verheard a lot last Saturday's entire varsity squad undergraduate ac start against Penn at Philadelphia ! "Sleep* 18 the great restorer of e:^enses paid. Plckhard was a that anything but light drill was Cromv.- 11 strength and also a tonic for the of things about Oogterbaan that member of the Alabama teams.that impossible. Katz, regular left would start against Princeton Sat counted for. ..It Saturday. Another first string nerves. Rest and sleep are two of were new to me, most of which Class From 7 Unt3 8 At Rec; went west the past two years and tackle, has a broken nose, Scholes,. urday. Louis Ladd and Jack tied for high point honors the change has marked this week’s the most Important factors in train were decidedly uncomplimentary. will captain the team of Dixie all right end, re-injured his leg while Lampe, sub tackle and halfback, achievement of any member of the practice sessions, that of Bill ing; an athlete should get from I am inclined to think that if stars that will play in Los Antgeles Schumacher, Wickham and Wake- were injured in yesterday’s prac United States team. Harold Os Buser, sophoniorei for Ray Hanley ' eight to nine hours sleep a day. Coach “ Doc” Spears sent the gentle New Swimming Class Se* on Christmas day this year. man, all linemen, were out of tice. borne, then an alumnus of Illi in the backfield. "He should also get In the habit men in question to scout the Michi scrimmage with various ailments. nois. won the decathlon and the of going to bed at a fixed time every gan team, he will suffer great dis ries For Women Starts IS GREAT QUARTERBACK. STAR FOR PRO ELEVEN. high jump. LIKES GREEN MEN. night. Try to sleep- on the right appointment at their report. It Robinson, negro quarterback of ALSO BEAT PANCHQ VILLA. Mule Wilson, former Texas To Houser’s 20 digits were added Bill Roper, Princeton'coach, likes side as left increases the work of seemed to me they were scouting the Oregon Bears, is considered one Jimmy McLarnln, who beaJ and M. grid star, is no\7 playing a two by Norman Anderson with a green men on his team as he says the heart. Also have plenty of fresh only Oosterbaan. Tonight. of the best field generals on the Pa "Kid” Kaplan recently, also won great game with |he New York fifth in the shot and one by Morton such men will do as they are told. air while sleeping. Keep the win After every play there was much cific coast. a bout from the late Pancho Villa. Giants’ eleven. dows well open. comment about the Michigan cap "If you are troubled with sleep tain. This is no brief for Ooster lessness the night before the con The advanced men’s class in ap baan, because I don’t even know .>.1 9^- test, don’t use sedatives, take a the gentlemen, although I have al paratus work at the School street short hot bath or a cup of hot milk ways been an ardent admirer of his Recreation Center will start just before retiring. athletic ability.- Thursday night. It will run from 7 "During training, after every For that reason I took issue with o’clock until 8;00. It will be held practice, take a short warm shower the Minnesota scouts as to Ooster immediately before the men’s gym and finish up with a short cold baan, expressing the opinion that class which is from 8 o’clock until shower. Be sure to rub the skin un not in years has the west produced 9:30. til you are perfectly dry, the bath a better end. The advanced apparatus class should never take over three min was originally scheduled for 2 utes. My thoughts were not of a o’clock until 3 o’clock Saturday "After the bath be sure to give soothing nature, rather they afternoons but Director Lewis yourself a vigorous rub down as it stirred up the Gopher scouts, Lloyd believes it will be more popu stimulates circulation and puts life causing them to talk louder lar on Thursday nights. in tired muscles.’’ and more vehemently. The men’s gym class is proving more popular than it has in sev irrJinn 'll.. No Star, Scouts Say eral years. Last night, no less than THE REFEREE Here are some of the things I thirty men went through a most learned about Osoterbaau from strenuous hour-and-a-half period listening to their remarks: of advanced calisthenics. Members Can a batter hatting right-hand may join the advanced apparatus ed with one strike and one, two or That he is the most overtouted player in the game. That the class in addition to tlielr own if |\ three balls called, turn around and they wish. hat left-handed?— L. B. scribes alone have made him fam ous by naming him All-America ’riie new series of swimming les - Yes. for two seasons, thereby displaying sons whicir will be given by Asso ciate Director Miss Ruth M. Cal Has Babe Ruth batted right- their ignorance. I confess to hav ing made such an estimate of houn will start tonight with a be Built handed'in a league or world series Oosterbaan. ginners’ class from 7 until 7:45, game?— D. N. B. an intermediate class from 7:45 No. Also that he lacks "guts,” re fuses tg get into the thick of the until 8:30 and the life saving class from 8:30 until 9:30. Miss Calhoun Does Johns Hopkins play Ogle play, piits individual play ahead of team work, is a poor tackier and a expects a heavy enrollment. Much thorpe in Atlanta this year?— F. interest has beeu taken in swim joke on the offense, although a V. B. ming by young women In Manches Yes, at Atlanta on Dec. 10. trifle better defensively. However, after listening to it all, ter since she started giving instruc tions. Not only is Miss Calhoun for comfort, I am still of the opinion that Benny / ARMY’S RESERVE Oosterbaan is one of the greatest popular with the members of her ends in the country, despite the be class, but she is well versed In the lief of the Minnesota scouts to the art of Swimming. contrary. * ■West Point. N. Y., Nov. 8.— Army’s reserve backfield men, Dra That is why I am so inter per and O’Donnell, today .were ested in the outcome of the scheduled to see as much actioii game. If Oosterbaan is no bet . g ^ m p u s against Notre Dame as the varsity what ter than the Minnesota scouts jJ |ON SPORTSi regulars, as a result of their de painted him, then the Gophers cided improvement. should run his end at will and slide off tackle as easily. But m m K i t will they? WA’TCH HIM GO! 0OB MATHfiRNB TO ABANDON POST OFFICE. There are three distinct groups of students in the matter of loyalty Voluntown, Conn., Nov. 8.— Vol- to its football team, observes a untown’s post ofilce will be aban writer in the Colgate -weekly, doned in a few days, according to which, to us, seems just about the announcement here today, and the right perspective of loyalty on all district will be served by rural free campuses. delivery. Closing of the Briggs To quote this writer as he spoke cotton mills two years ago is the of loyalty to Colgate teams: COMFCHtT amd fbto c f ifc about reason. Failure to provide a new "The first group is made up of industry to replace the one that those who live in the past...... Prince Albert, Geodemea, tbo Natio&el Joy ■was lost when the four mills shut who dwell gloriously In the glow of down has led the Post Office depart deeds of West, Gillo, Tryon. To Smoke. W hy, frieiMfliiWM tbc very fad that you can foad*up atfd &om ment to seek a cheaper way of rro- them it is more Important that we viding the town with postal facili defeated Princeton in 1925 than It moma o£ P. A., you open the tidy red titu breakfast to bedtime.. .,0 ties. is that we should win from our coming opponent. ' "The second class live entirely In Some £ra|prattce it «5, too* Now, Fm not one to ink^hi on ic^er the present season but never think fartheV ahead than the game of 4he The first pull on a pipe packed Mwtb P. A* people’s affairs; But this pi^thing is past week. They forget that one or two games do not make a season, tdls you the taste is equally friendly. Cool different, somdiow. I can’t resist tq>ping Dissecting Grid and aid little In strengthening the morale of the student body for and long-burning* Sweet as grape-clusters* you off to what I consider the greatest work to come. Rules by O^Brien "The third class let by-gones be hanging on the vine. Mild as arctic sunshine, pipe^obacco in the world. Get some P.A. hy-gones and, forgetting the defeat of yesterday, push on toward vic yet with plenty of good, rich tobacco-body to now and get some o f this aunloct I’ve been TACKLING— ^FAIR CATCH tories In the future. These men car By E. J. O’Brien ry the Colgate spirit to the highest. let you know ysu*re am<^dng. So mild, in telliug you about* In order to make a fair catch a They are the ones who can be player must catch the ball, after it counted on to give true support to -■Sir has been kicked by one of his oppo- the team.” n^ents, and before it touches the ground. There’s assaying that no team There is a provision in that be has beaten Pop "Warner’s eleven if \ fore catching the ball he signifies the venerable Pop himself scouted Quality his intention to make a fair catch by that team in action. Warner scouted raising his hand clearly above his Alabama last year for the Tourna bpth^TWO^ fnU head, and does not take more than ment of Roses game— and was tied. aaacei two steps after making the catch. He scouted Southern Califor^a this year— and his team'' played a tie. JOE BYBEE : 'This signal may be made as soon as the ball, is kicked or any timia Perhaps this is one legend that itf If the premise that' a good end before it would be possible for the holds true. •^no other tobot^co is should catch, passes •vrtth a slight player to catch the ball. turn of his body while" running at A man who has made a fair catch The two best kickers in the mid full speed Is true; Joe-Bybee, of shall not be thrown to the ground, dle west, according to most experts, are Louis Gilbert, of Michigan, and Tennessee, is' a, good eiid;'’’ ^-Note either by accident or otherwise. O K .J. R^melib how he’s grabbing a pass in thli , Such foul calls for a penalty of Butch Nlemic, of Notre Dame. Compwiv, Wh**toa-S«i«a. N . C. photograph. It happened,ia,a 15 yards, and allowance of the fair While Mendenhall, Anderson and cent Tennessee game and'’ netted catch, whether the ball is actually McDonough are all rated good kick the "Vols a long gain. caiieht nr tint. ers. tha Wolverine and Irish punt-
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Inquire 164 Oak steam heat, newly renovated, 12 and tl t v reserve the to 1923 Overland Touring ...... 125 Tel. 895-3. 1922 Buick Touring ...... 150 W ANTED— AT ONCEl first class street or call 616-5. Trotter street. Apply 16 Doane St. edit, revise or reject any copy con- other 0 D plumber and tinner, Nodq Wanted— T^Buy 58 Phono 904-4. b FOR SALE— GOOD hard wood for F cTosI NO® HoSn^S^^Classlfled ads Small down payments. Easy terms. need apply- Call 1525-2. fire place, furnace chunks; also TO RENT—FIVE ROOM downstair flat on Bigelow street. Inquire 53 toS?t;"o ’.l.ilshed same J^^^ayi , stove lengths. Call 637-5. ___^ JUNK—I will pay highest prices for eeived by 12 o’clock neon. Saturoays W e will Insure payments' If you are Sltnatlons Wanted— ^Female 88 all kinds of junk; also buy all kinds Bigelow street or telephone 1316. sick or Injured. FOR SALE—HARDWOOD slabs, stove of chickens. Morris H. Lessner, tele 10:31! 1 , tn. . » J FOR RENT— SEVERAL four room O T lengths $10 cord. Hard wood $12.50. phone 982-4. SUGGESTS SHIFT OF F 0 'TelRUhone Your Want Ads CRAWFORD SUPPLY CO. NURSE, WITH many years experi 'Telephone 1205-12. O. H. Whipple, tenements, on Ridgewood street, ence and best of references would Ce».tsr & Trotter Sts. Andover. ______.MAGAZINES, rags, bundled paper, near Hartford trolley line, newly \iio «re accepted over the telephone like a patient or elderly person to painted. Inquire 21 Ridgewood St. at the CHARGE given »bove TeL 1174 or 2021-2 junk bought for cash. Phone ?49-3. care for in her home, refined sur FOR SALE—HARDWOOD $9 Reo W in call. J. Elsenberg. o« M nniiventence to advortlsors, out roundings. Address Box N, in care of 6 ROOM RENT, fine location, 17 COP F ^ SCHOOL \ the‘- a s ; I RATES will be accepted as SPECIALS THIS WEEK— truck load; $9.75 split. V. Flrpo. 116 Down W ells street. Phone 1807-2. Huntington street, excellent condi i.’ i r L ' tfJiE N T If palQ at tne Ijnsl- ^^Sout^^ ijij-u-ij-Lruvuuuuiju-u-u-innr.- Rooms Without Board 69 tion. Modern. Apply 125 East Center .oss olVice on or before the seventh Payment SITES HERE CALLED 1925 Buick Sedan M a ste r...... $280 ' Live Stock— Veblcleg 42 SAVE COAL— Burn wood this Fall. street. dat fonowlng tho fn-St Citizen Points Out Greater each ud otherwise the CHAU<.Tr> 192,5 Buick Touring M aster...... 220 We sell hard and soft firewood, also FOR RENT— L.l-RGE steam heated, ilATB w 11 be collected. No responsl- 1925 Buick Sedan Master ...... 280 FOR SALE— GOOD HEALTHY Fer fireplace wood. L. T. Wood, 55 Bis furnished room, prefer a gentleman hVutv for errors lu telephoned ade 1922 Essex Coiich ...... 120 rets. W alter H. Wells, 9 Village sell. Pho. J 496. ____ with references. Write Box ’ X, DEAL FOR WnC •will bo assumed and their accuracy 1924 Buick Touring ...... 160 street, Rockville, Conn. H 4 raid. 1 “ ■fflE LIFE OF RILEF Need In Traffic at Park FOR SALE—SEASONED hard wood, cannot na guar.anteed. J. M. SHEARER FOR SALE—Well broken riding $6.00 load, hickory wood $7; also f 6 r ~RENT. n i c e l y FURNISHED Phone 664 Capitol Buick Co. Tel. 1600 horse, with all equipment, bridle, trucking and moving. ,Tel. 24-4. .sunny room, liot water heat. Apply saddle and blanket. This is a won 39 Cottage street. AT THE STATE TODAY and Chestnut • SK • '>« W.'VNT AH SEItVICB FOR SALE—1926 FORD ROADSTER derful buy for someone who wants Garden— Farm— Dairy Products 50 Broadcast Station, to Move, iti perfect condition, $125. Call a gemd liorsc. W’e took this horse in FOR RENT— TIVO FURNISHED Index of Classifications pavment of a bill. Can be bought for rooms for light housekeeping. $4.50 Following an Item In Tho Herald 1 $135 complete. Call 2344 or 2412, lOb FOR SALE—CABBAGE, large solid per week. Apply 51 Apel Place, Mrs. Charlie Murray and George yesterday on the subject of traffic Benton street. heads $1.00 per doz. Yellow turnips. Roberts. Sidney Star in Hilarious Might Pick Bolton or High Pvnnincr Uer<>ld Want AOs are notf Auto .Acces.sories— Tires 75c per bu. Miller Bros., 188 Spencer supervision at the intersection of Brouted Iccorolng to street. Phone 342-12. ____ NICELY FURNISHED ROOM to one Small-Town Comedy. . Park and Chestnut streets, where a bebiw and for handy Poultry and Sujiplles or two refined young ladies, with or fatal accident occurred last weefe, a appear lii the numerical order mdl LARGE ASSORT.MENT of used tire.s. land Park, Price.s rattging from $2 to $5. Come FOR SALE — GREEN .MOUNTAIN without board. Centrally located. Ad potatoes $1.75 per bushel. Thomas When police chief meets fire Manchester citizen came fonvard caied: ^ 1 in and pick your.s today. Center FOR .SALE—SEVERAL second hand dress Box R, in care of South Herald. today with a solution to the prob: 1,1.St anJ Found ...... j .Viito Supply Co. 155 Center street. coal burning brooder stoves; some Burgess, Wapping, Tel. 29-2. chief, then comes the high pres j.niiouncements ...... « verv sliglitly used; also Perfection FOR RENT— Single and double steam sure. And if one of them happens lem. Personals ...... • ...... FOR SALE—TURNIPS and cabbages. Announcement today that Sta AntomobUes chick hoppers at reduced prices it heated furnished rooms; also 3 large to be a Dutchman and the other an He advocates the transfer of the Garages:— Service— Storage 10 ordered before Jan 1st. 136 Summer F A. Krah, 669 Tolland Turnpike.) rooms, heated tenement, all improve patrolman who does traffic duty at tion WTIC will move Its trans Automobiles for Sale ...... *•«« Tel. 364-2. ments at 109 Foster street. Irishman, the pressure is multi- Automobiles for Exeh-.nge street. [ plied. That situation is the base the High school during the noon mitting apparatus from Hartford Aulo Accessories—'rires ...... Household (ioous of “ The Life of Riley,” the fea- hour to the dangerous intersection to some town about ten miles from Auto Bepalring—Painting ...... GARAGES. CAR STORAGE space for lOOU MARCH HATCHED White the city in a short while brings for Auto Scl-.ools ...... rent etc. 52 Pearl street. Leghorn Pullets. High producing ! ture at the State theater today and' and suggests that the traffic at the Auios—Ship by Truck ...... ? strain. Grown uder Conn. "Grow ■i-'OR SALE— A PARLOR stove in flr.st RIALTO TO OFFER tomorrow in which Charlie Murray High school be placed in charge of ward the possibility that the Healthy Chick” Plan. Oliver Bros., broadcasting station may be locat Autos— For Lire ...... ,» Wanted Autos— Motorcycles 12 class condition. AVlll sell and George Sidney are starred. responsible students, following a J-..,,.aBCS-Servlco-Storage ...... 10 No Windham. Conn. taken at once. Inquire 30 Eldridge ed in Manchester or somewhere in Motorcyc.es-Blcyclos .. .. . ------J- It is the latest effort of this plan which has worked out success Wanted Autos— Motorcycles . . . 1* street. VAUDEVILLE HERE fully in other towns. this vicinity. AUTOS— W ill buy cars for Junk. Articles for Sale 45 I great team of comedians and their ! Husliiess and ITofeesIonnl Services Used parts for sale. General auto re F(Mr~SALE~ EUREKA Vacuum The term “ school children,” as Locations which mignt be avail P.usmosr Services OflIereJ ...... best yet. Murray is the chief of pairing. Abel’s Service Station, Oak cleaner and attachments, Pertec*! the fire department, strange to re usually understood, does not mean able to the station in this section H..iisehold Services Offer.d . . . . l a * street. Tel. 789. FUR SALE—MAN’S heavy overcoat, condition. Call 2557-W, after 5:30. Three Acts to be Presented are Highland Park, or the hill in Ituilrling—' i ''’ ''.octlng ...... * size 12, ladies gray bolivia coat, late, and Sidney is the police de High school students, who are pre Florists— Nurseries ...... With Ten Reel Program sumably of an age and intelligence Bolton at the state reservation. It Business Services Oilereil 18 size •111. violin $10. Call Apt. 22, 827 FUHi SIZE Davenport bed, uphol partment all by himself. However, Funeral Directors ••,;'■«■_■■’ *’ * 17 Main street. stered in brown leather, with oak Wednesday and Thursday. the two are best of friends in every to look out for themselves. T'he per is understood that onlj, the trans lliaiiii!; — Flumbing— Roofing . . frame $25. Watkins Used Furniture centage of grammar school children mitting apparatus Is to be removed lasuraiico ...... g SAND. GRAVEL, S'l’ONE. cinder fill SPECIAL ON HIGH gratle white oak Store. 17 Oak street. ______thing except the contest for the •Mlllitici'y — Dressmaking . . kegs, of all sizes; also charred kegs. Manager Shaban All of the Rialto who cross Main street at that point from-Hartford, ,nd it is tho plan 20 ing. Loam and grading, aslics remov wealthy widow, who is played by Moving —i'rucKlng—Storage ed. Moving' and trucking'. Now is the Manchester Grain and Coal Co.. 10 theater has announced that starting is said to be too low to warrant the to keep the sttKiiaa in the city and raini lii,g —Papering ...... time to have ’your ceniotery lot Apel Place. Phone 1760. F'OR^ SALE—HOOSIER kitchen cabi tomorrow night three acts of high Myrtle Stedman. The plot starts from there and presence of a traffic officer. relay the broadcast to the trans- I’rofe.ssional Services ...... graded by Alexander Jarvis, .Tr., 416 1 net. 13 Wadsworth street. class vaudeville -ril! be offered on Woman Traffic Officer Beii.iirmg ...... ’ ’o,’ Center. Phono 311. | never pauses for an instant to dish . mitting station by wire. 'i' liloi Ing— Dyeing—Lie1 jnlng Ituilding Materials 47 Wednesdays and Thursdays as long At the Center and at Park and up laughs and thrills. Of course Too Much Interference 'J'oUei Goods and Services .. CHAIR CANING neatly d ne. Price as the public shows it will support Main streets, where small; children It was given out at the Travelers V.'ant‘’d— Business Service . right, satisfaction guaranteed. Carl CONCRETE BLOCKS of all kinds tor it. In addition there will be ten there is a villain; a novel and in- attend schools, a traffic officer Is Ediientlnnal Anderson. 53 Norman street. Phone sale. Inquire Frank Damato, 24 | WAPPING terestir.g type of photographer, today that interference in Hart Homestead Street, Manchester, j reels of motion pictures. The fea stationed during the hours when ('i)urses and Cltisses ...... 1892-2. shell-game-operator and slicker, en ford has becenio so great as to I'riva'e Insirucllon ...... Phone 1507. 1 ture picture will be “ A Sailor’s children are going to and from j Ralph E. Collins. Miss Lois acted by Sam Hardy. The princi make the removal Imperative. Steel 1 iiucing ...... Sweetheart” and there will be a I school. At the Lincoln,' school one buildings, It is said, absorb a lot ol 5'.usb'ul— Diam:if.2 ...... 80 I PIANO TUNI.NG—All work guaran- Electrical Appliances— Kailto 49 j stiles, Miss Ruth Stoddard and comedy and news weekly. pal romance is distinctly comedic Wanted—lnstnu:t'.on ...... of the women teachers acts as traf the radio power, and a new build ! toed. Estimates cheerfullv given. ______i Johu Graham, Jr., were among the Manager Ali also made another in nature, but there is a youthful Finnnclal 31 I Kemp'.s 5Iusic House. Tel. 821. fic officer apd not one child has Bonds—Stocks—Mortgages ...... 31 ELECTRICAL CO.NTRACTING appii-1 guests over the week-end at a house affair, between June Marlowe and ing which is to be erected near ths important announcement in connec been ‘ injured'' while crossing the station by the' insurance. company j'.uslness OuP'ortunIties ...... “ “ ances, motors, generators, sold and 1 party given by Commissioner J. M. tion with his theater, that starting Stephen Carr, that is full of heart- street under her supervision.. ' f Money to l.oan ...... Moving—Triitking—Storage 20 repaired;_ workwork_ jjalled called for- for. _ *^®^ Pequoi“ “1 i Whittlesey for his office force and tomorrow, the standard top price throbs and -wistful sweetness. will aidtilt to-this condition. Money Wanted ...... l•;lect^lc Co., 407 Center streeL Phone Citizens who have watched . ^ e Other broadcasting sltations have Help nnd Situations ’ ' , their friends at Laurel Beach. for all evening shows will be twen E. M. Asher produced “ The Life 1 592. traffic in front of the High school mt^e similar moves to small towns Help Wanted-Feitiale ...... ’ b !- Rev. Truman H. Woodward and ty-five cents. This includes all of Riley” for First National Pic say that the need for a traffic cop Help Wanted— Male . ------FOR FURNITURE storage space. ; Frank W'. Congdon of Laural hill, or country sections out of the big See Braithwalte. 52 Pearl street. pictures, regardless of class. Hith tures and William Beaudlne direct there does not seem to be Impera-' Help Wanted— Male or Fem ale.. 37 •' took the tollowing members of t.ie cities, whefa interference is at a Agents W-.nted ----- • ''' ’ ...... erto It had been the policy of the ed it. The story was written es live. They are of the’ opinion that L. M. HEVENOR local .and long dis SOLDIERS HERE GET minimum. Si- nations Wanted— Female . . . 38 1 Friendly Indians to the Yale game management to raise the prices pecially for the famous fun combi this policeman might be transferred Siitiallous Wanted— Male ...... »» tance hauling and furniture moving. on last i-Saturday afteriioon: How slightly to meet the expense of a nation, Sidney and Murray, by Ideal, Says Relnarts Kttiployment Agencies ------Pneumatic tire trucks. Prompt ser to Park an4 Chestnut streets, leav John Relnarts, local radio ex 1,1 ve s lock— Pets— Poultry— Vehicles vice. Reasonable rates. Tel. Manches ard Smith, Phllllb Pierce, Budd.’ more costly film, but the patrons’ 'Mann Page. Howard J. Green', who MIDDLETOWN ORDERSi ing the High school crossing in pert, said today that the two loca Dogs— Birds— Pets ...... - ter 67-4. Chandler, Ralph Smith, George Da- support has been such that he feels adapted the story, Clurtis Benton, charge of a student who is compe Rive Stock— Vehicles ...... vietiu, Ralph Davieau, Wells Dewey he can bear the extra expense him i who scenarized it, and Comedy Con tions would be ideal for a trans Poultry ar.J Supplies ----- ii ■ PERRBTT AND GLENNEY—Local and Douglas Grant. The boys report tent to handle the traffic. mitting station. He says that theire Wanted — Pets—Poultry—Stock 44 and long distance moving and truclt- Both Local Companies to Take self. Children will be admitted at structor Jack Mlntz Injected much Similar plans have been worked For So^ie— MIscelInneoUB Ing. Dall.v express to Hartford. Llv- Part in Armistice Day Mem a fine time. the usual popular prices. additional hilarity. out in other cities with the co-oper is a mltaimum ot Interference in Articles tor ^ale ...... ♦“ erv car for hire. Telephone 7-2. . Chief Louie Audruiat of the B'*t- The three acts of vaudeville to The State will present its Coun ation of the police departments. In MancheStM’ a,ud that the only other Boats and Accessories ...... orial Parade. aleship Pushlaua. is guest at the place » « ir Hartford which might MANCHESTER * N. Y. MOTOR DIS 0 morrow and Thursday are from try Store and Furniture Night on' Hartford the traffic at Market and Building Materials ...... Itorae of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Clements’ Entertainment Bureau in be better woul'd Be Iti the direction Diamonds-Watches—Jewelry .. 48 PATCH—Part loads to and from All units In the 169th Infantry, I Thursday with the picture, “ The Morgan streets, in the vicinity of Electrical Appliances—Radio .. »» New York, regular service. Call 7-2 Louis Tndrulat of this town. Hartford. 1 Broken Gate,” an Emerson Hough the Brown school, has been handled of Avon moantalh. Fuel and Feed ...... , or 1282. C. N. G., have been ordered to re- Adolf Simon of New Yor’g, a cou- The first act will feature the 60 > story starring Dorothy Phillips. efficiently by boys of 10 and 12 The trinsmittlng station here, Garden— Farm— Dairy Products ! port at Middletown. Friday after- Reichenbach of Dem- “ Joking Jesters” Higgle and Sid- Household Goods ...... 51 I On Sunday and Monday, “ East Side, years, tvho conduct smaller children while being of benefit to o,wners of Repairing “^Inoon, Armistice day, to take part miug street.' was a guest at his man with comedy talk, singing and crystal sets and other small receiv- Machinery, and Tools ...... in the dedication ceremonies of a ! West Side” will he shown, starring across the streets. Musical Instruments ...... -•’ home on. last Friflay ni.ght. dancing. These artists are known, vi,-crinio Vnin irfs suggested" a plan be worked Ing outfits with relation to WTIC’s Olflce and Store Equipment . . . . 64 SEWING MACHINES, repairing of i World war memorial monument Harry P. Files of Boston, Mass., from coast to coast having recently 1 ° Bnen and Virginia Valli. Siiorttng Goods—Guns ...... 65 all makes, oils, needles and supplies. out whereby the traffic duty would’ ■ programs would blanket the town. R. W. Garrard, 37> Edward street. which has been completed there. and Mr. and .Mrs. D. W. Donnahue finished a tour with the Keith Cir- Mr. Reinarts said, and some diffi Specials at the Stores ...... 68 This Includes both Manchester com cf Hartford w.3va -week-end visitors be assumed by a group of High Wearing Apparel —Furs ...... 57 Phone 715. cuit. Ne.vt will be Billie Ziegler, AU'IOH STKUiH CHILDREN. school seniors, who would alternate culty would he experienced in pick Wanted—To Buy ...... 58 panies, Company G, commanded by at their home hero. “ wizard of the baton,” in a very ing up signals from distant sta llonma— Hon rd— n otels— Resorts CHIMNEYS CLEANED hnd repaired, Captain Herbert B. Bissell, and the Mr. und Mrs. Charles ,J. Dewey throughout the*school year. Restnurnnts locks and safes opened; expert key clever act that will be followed by Stamford, Conn., Nov. S.— Three tions except by powerful sets. Rooms Without BoarU ...... "ro^* fitting, saw filing and grinding. Howitzer Company, commanded by motored to Litchfield and visited Eddie Mahoney, the “ singing cop." more child victims were recorded From the standpoint o t the Jvoarders Wanted ...... Work called for. Harold Clemson. Captain Allan L. Dexter. '' fri'.'i.dV and relatives there last known to everyone over the radio Country Board—Resorts ...... r* 108 No. Elm street. Phone 462. here today, one being seriously in TROLLEY POWER SHIFT broadcasting station, however, the The members of the Manchester isaturday. but a man who Manchester folks jured. Dominick Sansone. nine. | conditions in this town or. Bolton Hotels— Restaurants ...... <,>------—— - ^ have never had a chance to see be Wanted — Rooms—Board ...... 62 LOCK AND GUNSMITHING. vacuum companies have been ordered to was struck by a car driven by | would: he as good as could be asked 1 THE GREAT WAR TEN, fore. Kent Kstnte For Rent cleaners, clocks, phonographs, etc, assemble at the State Armory here James J. Russo at Main street and TIES UP STREET CARS for. .■\partments. Fiats, Tenements.. 63 repaired by Braithwalte, new loca TEARS AGO TODAY Tonight will be the last chance at 10:30. The trip will he made in Greyrock Place, and is in the hos Business Locations for Ren. ... 64 tion, No. 52 Pearl street. special trolley cars. Ofdclals in to see that powerful circus drama, Houses for Rent ...... 5“ By United Press pital in ‘critical condition with a . C4ill Vnr Twn Suburban for Rent ...... 6b charge of the dedication ceremo “ The Magic Flame,” featuring Ron fractured skull. Russo w:is ! E lfctn cs Stand Still F w MORE SATISFAGTOHX: Summer Homes for Rent ...... 6 7 GOOD PRECAimONl nies at Middletown have made ar Nov. 8, 1917 ald Coleman and Vilma Banky. leased on his >)wn recopiz?.nce. ■ Menace m ^y : You’liaven’t bimln* enough Wanted to Rent ...... ®* rangements to entertain the soldiers Premier Kerensky is deposed Real Kstnte For Snis Lawrence Tamburri. ..and Ln-| Threatens Plant. ^ to cook a dinner. Apartment Buildings for Sale,.-* 6J at a banquet after the ilarade and in Petrograd. He flees the city hllXED nnSTAPHORS A barber was much surprised to ------Business Property for S.nle .....i f® and the revolutionary committee Opal: Brother Congo, I hear Sis rico Farelli, 8. were struck in other j ^ . BELLE: No, but, I have 'brains receive a tip before he had cut his at a dance in the evening. parts of the city and taken home j Trollej' traffic on the Hariford | f.jjQugji to jfgt one without cooking Farms and Land for Sale ••...* ** Attendance atl the Middleto'wn arrest others in his ministry. Johnson’s dead. When’s she gwine Houses for Sale 7“ customer’s hair. for treatment about the same time t -Division of the Connecticut Com- l __judge. ,.,...•.•••••••1 celebration •will count the same as A German shipping line office be interned? Lots for Sale ...... * J" “ Thank you sir! It isn’t many iiiuttB 0C1110--..O ...... -.In each pany. which includes Manchester I r.esort Property for Sale t» In New York is seized by De Brother Congo: They ain’t gwiue; young Sansone was huri. •who tip U8 first.” a drill for tho Manchester guards be no internment, cause de fambly case, police say, the boy darted ou t. -nd Rockville, stood ^till yesterday Suimrhan tor Sale .. *6 partment of Justice agents on “ That Isn’t a tip,’ snapped the men and those who fall to report into the read so suddenly the driver afternoon between the hours or l , B.u^l Estato fer Exohaiige tho tip that a German spy is get has decided she’s to be incriminat 1 Wanted— iieal Estate .. J* man In the chair. "That’s hush will be subject to corresponding . 3 o’clock while the high tension ting Important war secrets there. ed.— Life. Ivid no chance to stop. Am'CIon— Legal Jletlees money.”— Answers, London. penalties. « •* ■■•' li-'l i-iittniisri;' } wires were cut.over the.lead from 2 ACRE Auction Sales' ...... i...* * * '* * * i.egul I vUlcea *1 • the Berlin power house. By Prank Beck The nood imd threatened tho POULTRY PLACE •^■4 I• _power__ _ house iwin iJov»ffrki*HHartford fckto ciichsuch an GAS BUGGIES—Who Said Worried?, * extent that it was decided to cul; Close in Y niffiutes walk to trol ley, 6 roont-hbuse, steani heat, elec O P E M IT, TOCAR SfRi P t e A S £ WELL—A SUCH A LISTEN, DEAR,! over to the emergency station in ^ A LETTER M A N . IF d o n ’t FRET y HEY- case the flood shouli put the Hart- tricity. garage, poultry houses, ber TO ME FROM ..H E M — . 1 COMe TO TMB STATION, HAROCY YOU STAY ries and fruit trees, good Gllabit READ rru A T YWJR sARLiesr^ CALL T H A T HE AIN’T / ' a s o u t t h i s . lord plant out ot commission en THE <;hief o f COMIN’ •fM N O T HOME, land. Price f6,500. I CAN’ T CONVEN/ENCE, AND BAD NEWS. tirely. ' Dr. Sharpe homestead on Main POLICE____ IT FROM yE 'S '^'ORRIED.. JUNIOR. MUST BE STAND THIS PECOS^P TME ~ WIPE THE UNCLE St„ large 2 apartment residence SUSPENSE. A N D CAR W E OFF «OIN*TO .ONLY I TH AT BANK CANT IMAGINE HEM , extra sire garage, spacious grounds, ____ LETS W N E N YOU >MERE FVSCE, A JAIL. TOWN ADYERTISEMQiT shrubbery, etcl Very reasonable W.HAT it ’s DOESNT HEAR THE ARRESTED ^ BT WHILE 1\6 price and terms. ALL ABOUT,J k n o w > NOTICE »/ORSX MiSTAKEt FOR WHEN \ Green Hill Terrace. Pitkin St„ THAT B A N K UNLESS.., Notice is hCTeby given that brand new seven room single, extra HE’LL BE porettee, tile bath, extra lavatory, COMING, the Boai-d of Selectmen will hold a public hearing at the lot 90x200. A real nice home moderately priced. Municipal Building on Wednes $500 cash, balance very easy day evening, November terms on brand new single 6 rooraa, at eight o’clock p. m. at which oak floors, large living room, mod- eija plumbing appliances. Some time all persons interested' in one wRl buy it at $5,500. the matter of allowing moving picture exhibitions on Sundays between the hours of two and ten-thirty o‘clock p. m. may be Robert J. Smith heaid. BOARD OF SELECTMEN, 1009 Main St By Thomas J. Rogers, Real SsUte, Secretary. SteuMhio Tk&ela Bgtiifniaiu ipv
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’ll Find That Used Car You Want Listed In These Columns 'li-; Reuses for "*aIe 72 38 Boarders Wanted 59-A Tenements for Rent r-4V; Apartments— Flats— room Coorsea and dassea 87 IVASShSffeTON liost and Foond ' LARGE* STEAM heated room, fo r home -im m ^ate -popupaocy. W Want Ad Inlonnatloii ' Ith .u r - t o * r e n t —SEVEN room s on fo^'ne caJ- caU Avenue, Manchester ' Green. Prlc^ l o s t —SATURDAY EVENING pearl BARBERS, ALWAYS IN D EM i^. rounding. References required. knged. Cash„$jW0. brooch, set with rhinestones, daisy We prepare you to hold Job In snort Russell, telephone 303-4. $20 month. Call 2286. ______'. A rthur , A, ^Kspfla^ shape. Phone 1067-3 or 569. Reward. time. Vaughns Barber School,. 14 Main street.' - Manchester Market street. Hartford, Conn, THREE ROOM heated apartment. In Apartments— Flats— Johnson Block, all modera Improve^ CODON+XD HOMp-isO Evening Herald l o s t — WATCH and chain. Finder Tenements for Rent 63 ments. Apply to Aaron Johnson, please return -to 411 North Main PrlTato InatnicUon Linden street or to the Janitor. ; Prices Half of 'house . ----- . hath street and receive reward. Classified Advertisements APARTMENTS— Two. three and four very i'desirelile 1 six riM»nis and PRIVATE INSTRUCTION given In ^1 THREE K'.iUMS— Heiiie
the matter of allowing moving] picture exhibitions on Sundays between the hours of two and ten-thirty o’clock p. m. may be Robert J. Smith
BOARD OF SELECTMEN, ,1009 Main St By Thomas J. Rogers, Beal Estate, Insurance, Secretary. Steamshin Tickets • - ■ , ■ ■ MANCHEOTB® (COHN.) B V ^ O SSBEALD, TOESDAT. NOVEMKBB ^ 1 ^
MSE ”*i NONSENSESKIPPY Hub— What shall I give you for a birthday present, my dear? _ "Wife— Have you seen those f| )i beautiful new Rolls-Royces? u .5 . Hub— (turning pale)— Yessrer- US^POPuLAtfON •yvife— Well, you might give me 118,000,ooo \klooo,boo a new gown of that lovely shade^ l + V n A W. v iL e Motorist: Have you gasoline that stdps knocking?” 'Attendant: “Yes, sir.” TO M£ th is Motorist: “Then give a glass to ACC VgRV my wile.” ■OtSCVSTFUL Bnmbell Rhyme Go hand the prize To Gladys Sears, To cool her engine She stripped the gears. U u V The rising generation is more conservative than some people would have you believe and we have noted a number of instances Ka.v.aMT.orr. lately where the young man kept Qtsar T WCA SEHVICE. twc. both hands on the steering wheel Some women only draw to their while the young lady did the hug imaginations. I v. hcn they ^Avrite ging. checks. ' By Fontaine Fox Angel: I'm so sorry, we’ll have 1 Mickey (Himself) McGuire to stop. The car has run out of gas. Gladys: Oh, that’s all right. J brought a flask of gasoline along. " KP0l0
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cia57BYHeA8giwiCE.iNalBia.aaPAT.orr. y a by Gilbert Patten jack Lockwill Back at Rocklake (BEAD THE S'JDORY, THEN COLOR THE PICTURE) The Tinies stood and stared a' Scoufy’s right.” And then he tap ta W while. Wee Coppy then began to ped the barrel, as the others gath T ered ’bout. They waited there In smile. “I’d dike to tap that barrel, m ' but-I’m Just too scared to try. Just vain, and then wee Carpy tapped what will happen If that’s tried? t'he thing again. Said Coppy, I wish I knew what was Inside.” “What’s the matter? Not a thing, Lx pn And all the others joined right in, as yet’s hopped out.” and shouted, "So do I!” And then a puff of smoke ’rose Wee Clowny then, in frightened high. A voice exclaimed, “Oh, me, tone, said, “Aw, let’s leave the oh, my! You are too gentle with thing alone. What we don’t know your tap. I fear you are afraid. won’t hurt us and I think I’ll take Just hang it hard with all your no chance. The queer mau who might. Of course you’ve got to came out in smoke perhaps is just do this right, ’cause not a thing a crazy joke. In- fact. I’ll bet that will happen if you make just one all of us were merely in a trTOcfe.” mistake.” SERViCaiHfc “Oh, no we weren’t! I’m here to “Why, you’re the man who left ' - 7 say I saw him just as plain as us once,” said Carpy. “My, you do “Now what do you suppose the big idea was?” said Jack. “Oh, day,” said Scouty. “And I feel queer stunts.” “You bet I am,” the 'l.want you to. get tho^ pictui’esi threw Into the fireplace, and “That’s . nice!” exclaimed “Why, so It Is!" came from A guess some Smart Alec is going to put them on exhibition,” sur-; Darling, as hS gazed at the quite sure that he was friendly, man replied, *T just came hack to 9nOWehow them UIVIII toW iiwtp her," eaid« ifcMERGENCY DOCTORS COME AND ENJOY A REAL CHAMBER’S ANNUAL AT HIGH SCHOOL TEACHER, CLUBS PLAN CANTATA PUBLIC WHIST • OLD-FASHIONED Doctors Howard Boyd and Store Closes Tomorroio at Noon N. A. Burr will be on duty for ABSENT, REPORTS HINT FORH.S.VISnORS’ DAY ODD FELLOWS HALL Chicken Pie Supper R A I M P LIKELY emergency calls tomorrow after Toilg^t, N ot. 8 , 8 p. m., Auspices noon, Wednesday having re Siiuset Rebekah and King David Tomorrow 6 to 8 p. m. placed Thursday as Manchester Lodge, I. O. O. F. NORTH METHODIST CHURCH The annual meeting of the physicians’ weekly half holi Warren Humes Stays Away School Singers to Give “Man Rrefreshments. Admission 85c. Tickets 81. Children Under IS, 50c. Chamber of Commerce will be held day. With Injured Eye But Fails Without Country” For Par on Tuesday, November 22, probably To Explain. ents on, November 22- In further celebration of Educa at the Rainbow Inn at Bolton, it « - ■ - - - ARMISTlCp EVE D A N W tion week, the Manchester Green was announced today by Secretary Considerable mystery surrounds Tuesday, November 22, will be school has extended a cordial: Gewge 'S. Rix. The date of the CONTRALTO, VIOLINIST TO the nature of the accident in which “visitor’s day” at the High school Auspices of tation to all the parents to attend meeting had been withheld pending Warren Humes, freshmen ancient here and Principal Clarence P. a meeting in th,e assenibly the announcement of the town history teacher at the High school Quimby invites all parents of high 50c S pe^als Wednesday evening at 8 o clock. meeting which will be held about AID MEN’S CHORAL CLUB here, met with an eye injury which school students to come and “Mt Dilworth-Cdrnell Post, No. The speakers on this occasion 'will that time. will incapacitate him for two or in” at the classes. .* ■ be Ralph Proctor, assistant princi A letter was received today from three weeks. Apparently, he has In the afternoon, there will be a pal of the High school, whose sub George H. Waddell, clerk of the. told no one how he was injured or special Thanksgiving Day program These Specials Will Make It Worth While 102, American Legion tmard of selectmen, stating that Names of Feature Musicians ject will be “Good Citizensh^ , For First Concert to be An how badly, lor the benefit of the parenits. The CHENEY HALL Dr. Le Verne Holmes, on "T-ie the town meeting, which is to be Mr; Humes, who boards on Pros feature of the program will be a \ Work of the School Doctor and for the purpose of considering the nounced Soon. musical cantata, “A Man Without a To Shop Wednesday Morning. THTTRSDAY NIGHT, NOV. 10 pect street, left Manchester some Nurse,” and Joseph Dean, “The purchase by the town of the High time Friday night in his automo Country,” presented by the combin Music By Dixie Serenaders Boy and His Education. ^ There school, would not be held on No The first concert of the season by bile. He did not say whether he ed boys’ and girls’ glee dtibs, with will also be musical selections by Miss Olive Nyman as soloist, under Admission------50 Cts. vember 21. ^ the Men’s. Choral club will be given was going to his home in Satton, the school. The Chamber has invited Howell on Monday, Nov. 28 in the High Mass., or where. T'he next heard the direction of Miss E. Marion 36 Inch ' Cheney of the Ninth District school school hall, it was announced to from him was a brief telegram from Dorward, music supervisor. at the Temple Chapter, Order of the board to talk to the membership on day. This is the first of two which high school. In all, there will be 90 i regular Hartford yesterday stating that he Eastern Star will hold its consolidation of schools and the will be given this season. had met with an eye injury and voices, "rhe cantata Is expected to Outing Flannel ABOUT TOWN meeting tomorrow evening at the purchase of school buildings. The Arrangements are practically last about an hour., The glee clubs “Ad- would be unable to report for work Masonic Temple. It will be directors extended the invitation completed for the appearance of a for a few days. have been rehearsing for more than Miss Claudie Miller of New Ha vance night” and Associate Matron with the idea of giving the member nbted New York contralto and an t-70 months. matron This morning a letter was re-. ven spent the past week-end with Mabel Trotter will be acting ship all thb details of the proposed equally famous violinist from that ceived from him which added a Mr. and Mrs. George Waddell of for the initiatory work. All officers plan so that the Chamber members city. Aniuouncementa of their names 4 yards 5 0 ^ Iprp^d^ uested to wear white further touch of mystery to the East Center street. might vote on complete information will be made in a few days. matter., It merely said that he at the town meeting. Mr. Cheney Rehearsals have been going ou These cold, crisp nights one likes to slip on warm, snug Gibbons Assembly, Catholic La A whist for the benefit of the Dis was going to New York for treat gowns or pajamas before jumping into bed. We suggest has accepted the invitation. for some time under the direction ment to his eye and would not be SPECIAL! dies of Columbus, have accepted abled Soldiers’ Christmas fund will The nominating committee has of Director Archibald Sessions and comipg down tomorrow morning and buying enough of this an invitation from Victory Assem be given under auspices of Mary back for two or three weeks. Mean heavy, 36 inch outing flannel to make the whole family warm not completed its work, but reports one of the best concerts that the while, Inquiries at hospitals in bly of Rockville to meet with them Bushnell Cheney Auxiliary, U. S. club has yet given is promised. For a Limited Time Only. nighties. Good looking stripes in the wanted shades. Spe progress. The report will be acted Hartford, Springfield and the vicin cial— 4 yards 50c. Sunday afternoon, November 13, W. V., Thursday afternoon at 2, upon at the annual meeting. Tickets are not yet out but will when the degree wiHtUfe put on by at the home of Mrs. George Olds, he placed in the hands of subscrib ity had failed to locate him, as did Regular 50c Rubber O Ct ^ another to his home. the Danbury team. ’ Members who 16 Church street. All friends as ers and associate members soon. Heels Attached for .. plan to attend null leave Depot well as members are privileged to S. M. E. CHURCH MISSION Public sale of tickets will be started Mr. Humes, regarded as an Sgjiare at 1:45. attend. as soon as the associates have been especially competent member of the High school faculty, is inclined to 22 Only SERVICES ARE OPENED taken care of. be unusually reserved, It was said at the school today. It was thought SAM YULYES HOSPITAL NOTES there that he may have been hurt 701 Main St., Johnson Block, | Hot Water Bottles Dr. Wardle-StafiFord Begins in an automobile accident and suf South Manchester, Week’s Series of Sermons; fered minor injury which he doesn’t care to exhibit before his class. Soloists Each Evening. - Admissions reported today from the Memorial hospital were as fol 5 0 ^ The opening service of the week’s lows: Mrs. Elizabeth Dunn of 302 Memorial Temple, Pythian Sis mission which Is being held at the Hartford road, Mrs. Emma. Rigaey ters, will hold its regular meeting FILMS Seconds of our $2.00 wear-ever. Number 40 bottle. Llm- I 'Hartfard/a | South Methodist church with Dr. J. of 19 Beaumont street. East Hart in Orange hall Thursday evening ited number to sell at 50c each. ^ T. Wardle-Stafford as the preacher ford; William Shields of 139 School at 8 o’clock. After the business Developed and was held last night. Dr. Wardle- street. Mrs. William McCormick of there will be a degree rehearsal Stafford preached on the topic, 423 Center street, Harold Kristoff and all members of the team are Printed “Feed My Sheep.” The soloist was I Thanksgiving Sale Of I of 133 'School street, Henry Stark urged to be on hand. Sidney Strickland. weather of 32 Starkweather street. 24 Hour Service 140nly Services will be held every even Ward Strange of 19 High street and ing this week with the exception of Film Deposit Box at I China, Glass and Lamps [ Mrs. Adeline Saunders of 82 Chest Store Entrance. Saturda3'. They will begin at 7:30 nut street. RUMMAGE SALE Boston Ferns and a special soloist will sing at A daughter was born to Mr. and every service. Thursday From 9 a, m. to 9 p. m Mrs. Samuel Conklin of 31 Dorothy and Friday street, Hartford. KEMP'S I Big Savings On All [ Only one patient was discharged, Center Church Parish Hall, ^ HIGH SCHOOL NOTES Mrs, Harriet Foley of Hudson Auspices Loyal Circle Kings 50^ each street. East Hartford. Daughters. These ferns have been used for decorative purposes I Offerings I An English Club has been formed The census today is 46. throughout the store. Regular price 75c each. While they amon^g sophomore students. Shoe Repairing last— 50c each. Haviland China Dinner Wedgewood Dinner Sets, Mrs. Dorothy Harlow of Rock AR’mU R L. DAILEY ville is substituting for Warren Ladies’ Soles and Rubber Heels, Sets, 100 pieces, full serv^qe 111 pieces, handsome black Arthur L. Dailey, aged 29, died INTZ’S Sewed ...... '...... 81-351 Humes as ancient history teacher. $1 SILK AND RAYON HOSE for 12 people, including cov and orange decoration with All but about forty of the fresh at hjs home in East Glastonbury at Ladles’ Soles and Rubber Beels, ered Dishes, Platters, Veg flower urn center, a large men students are members of one 8 o’clock this morning after a Nailed ...... 81«23 Pair ...... 1 ...... 50c or more of the many clubs and or three years’ illness with Brig’afs Men’s Soles and Rubber Heels, , These are irregulars of our regular $1.00 brand—a Well etable Dishes, all sizes of set, regular $75.00 special Sewed ...... 81-'?5 Plates, Fruit 'Saucers, Su ganizations which have been, form known make. Silks from tip to toe. . especially adaptable for ed in the class. At 2:30 Friday af Mr baiiey, who v/as unmarried, Men’s Soles and Rubber Heels, the short skirts. All the new, winter shades. gar and Creamer, Tea Cups ternoon all of the organizations will is survived by his mother, Mrs. DEPOT SQUARE, N au ed ...... n . m \ and Saucers, etc., regular ~ $50.00 meet. Minnie J. Dailey, and one brother, Ladies’ Rubber H e e ls ...... 40c | 15c TURKISH FACE CLOTHS $49.50 The high school footbalK team Alfred. MANCHESTER Men’s Rubber H e e ls ...... • 50c English Porcelain Dinner The funeral will be held at 2 5 f o r ...... 50c will play Hillhouse High in New National Shoe Shine These are an extra heavy, double thread turkish towel that Sets, 50 pieces, large showy Haven Saturday morniDg. In the o’clock Thursday afternoon at his Open Every Night $39.50 home. Rev. George Davies of East come in colored checked borders in blue and rose. At this flower decoration, regular afternoon, the players will be ad Parlor priep you can afford to stock up on face cloths. English Porcelain,. 32 mitted free to the Yale-Princeton Glastonbury will officiate. Burial 867 Main St^ pieces, regular $8.50 I $17.50, special game, but will act as ushers. will be in tho East cemetery here. Until 9 O’clock Set 36 INCH BATHROBE FLANNEL _.Yard ...... 50 c $5.95®' $12.50 Why not make up the children nice, warm bathrobes? Pat terns in the lot suitable for gtown-ups too. Good looking pat terns in tan, blue, gray and black and white. 36 inches wide. Glassware Items 99fi WOOL TOQUES AND SILK 300 dozen best quality Gold encrusted Glass BONNETS ...... 50c thin blown, Table Glass ware,' rambler rose deep We have about two dozen of these white wool toques and pad ded silk bonnets that we are closing-out tomorrow morning ware, with deep cut wreath gold etchinig, on optic glass decoration, Crystal Bowl Giving. while they last at 50c each. Bonnets suitable for dress-up and very handsome design, It every day wear. and green stem and base footed Sherbets, Ice Teas, Goblets, high and low foot Table Tumblers, Wines, etc. ed Sherbets, Ice Teas, regular price $9.00 dozen, 99c WOOL TOQUES ...... 50c tails. Wine Glasses, etc., Children’s brushed wool and knitted toques in dark and gay, regular $7.00 dozen special Thanksgiving price shades. The youngsters will want one of these toques when Everybody is Contributing to the they go sliding and skating this winter. 39c""'" 49 c 19c TOILET TISSUE 3 Rolls ...... 5 0 c Manchester Community Club Fund 6,000 sheets—2,000 sheets to the roll. This b onr owa Bridge, Floor, Table Lamps toilet tissue. Floor Lamps, handsome Floor Lamps, metal stand lOc ’TOILET TISSUE I t’S metal stand, with onyx and heavy no tip base, com »' 1 7 R o lls ...... 50c breaker and metal base, plete with silk shade and Wasn’t that a dandy start yesterday! Over $1,100 for the 1,000 sheets to the roll. silk pull cords and hand pulls, regular $11.95 When everybody takes hold, the total roUs up. That’s team work. Let every North End resident some silk shade, regular resolve to give a donation, whether large or small. All gifts count, whether dollars or hundreds. $22.50 $7.98 Every gift to the Community Club fund helps continue the recreation work of ^^Health Market’’ Specials $14.95 Bridge Lamps to match gift helps maintain a Community Center where young folks and grown-ups may enjoy themse v Bridge Lamps to match, with silk shade, regular the year round. - ^ 1 $12.95. $9.95 for $5.98: Your Recreation Center helps our young folks along the right road, besides For 50c For 50c amusing them. Dollars spent in character-building are well spent. It is a 1 lb. Liver 1 lb. Pork Chops i All Table Lamps, greatly reduced during this -sale. E The Msmehester Community Club is distinctly non-sectanan and non-political. All are welcome 1 lb. Lean Beef Stew = Downstairs Dept. = it’s the Community Center for all the people. 1 lb. Bacon tliiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiliiiiiliiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitr SCOTCH HAM, 1 lb...... 50c VEAL STEAK, 1 lb...... ^...... 50c Help Keep a Recreation Center for Our Young Folks d i l l p i c k l e s , 2 d o z e n ...... • 50c Where did I put it?” BEEP AND PORK GROUND, 2 lbs...... 50c ^Self-Serve' Specials TO WHOM YOU MAY GIVE Take Advantage of the Specials Offered During Onr TEAM NO. 8 1: 1 TEAM NO. 1 TEAM NO. a Joseph Wright, Capt. Robert M. Reid, Capt. Mrs. Charles B. Lpomls, Capt. Miss Barbara Lawrence Annual Canned Fbod Week Mrs. John Gleason Mrs. Frances Smith Mrs. Millard W. Park Miss Viola Shearer Special Prices by the Half Do:%n Miss Margaret McMenemy Ernest F. Brown Mrs. E. E. Segar Fred J. Schonhaar Joseph Dean Harlowe W. Willis Sunbeam SOUR KRAUT ' f t f l n Mrs. John Chartler Frank F. Spencer Lloyd Sebonhaar Herbert L. Tenney TEAM NO. 6 Sunbeam Fancy TEAM NO. 4. TEAM NO. 5 Miss Mary B. McGuire, Capt. Business Men’s Team Factory Team Country Gentleman CORN, 3 can s ...... w v V Mark Holmes, Capt. m ss Esther Anderson Robert K. Anderson, Capt. Baker’s BREAKFAST c o c o a ' Miss Ruth Benedict and and iYz pound cans) 3 cans . r'...... O v lv # Miss Anna McGuire .. Five Assistants Five Assistants L/ Miss Catherine McGuire Grandmother’s PREPARED MINCE MEAT , IhitroRTANT papers do not go astray 2 Y2 lb. j a r ...... O V fC • TOMATOES (large No. 3 cans) when they are kept safely and con 4 c a n s ...... v V / V veniently in a safe deposit box. Qve Generously to the Worker Who Wfll Call * ! ' ' ' . . The Manchester Trust Co. Donations Can Be Given to Any of the Above Team Members m r Member American Bankers Association or Left at the Community Club. SOUTH MANCHESTERyCONN. SOUTH MRNCHCSTCR ‘ COH i&l m8S8S98S8SSS ■-•t' r'&rX