Submarine In Treasure Hunf Off B roadway!
PRESIDENT PRAISES
•'■'--■r'wT'T KIDNAPING ATTEMPT
NATION’S PIONEERS
IS FOILED IN DARIEN;
Says "W e Shafl Carry On the PRINCES ROMANCE
Spirit of Pioneerinf” at
COMES TO AN END POUCE SPRING TRAP
HnTe0iii6 of Memorial
Tw o Policemen Shot m B it- ffltheSoiitL Erik of Denmark Petitions
15,000Receive Degree
tie in Rich Man’s Home— King for Permission to Horrodsburg, Ky., Nov. 18.—
(AP)-r-Bsfore a monument to the At Parley of Grange None Seriondy Hnrt — ploaeera of the weat, President Seek a Divorce.
Roosevelt today asserted "we ore Hiree Men Arrested Bnl oorryiag on, we shall carry on" the Hartford, Nov. 16.— (A P ) — The .^and maintain as a memorial the Copenhagen, Denmark, Nov. 16.— conferring of the seventh degree to borne of Oliver Hudson Kelly, or-
^ irit of pioneering. "Mere survival about 15,000 peraoas was a high- ganizer of the Grange near Elk Riv- (A P )—Tbe romance of Prince Erik, a Fourth Escapes — Sus- cons for new pioneering on our light on the third day of the Nation- er, Minn. TAXES who renounced hie rights to the port,” tbe President told a throng al Grange convention today. This is on Uie lilllalde Just outside the old throne of Denmark to marry a Ca- one of *he most impressive cere- 18 H IG H E S T O R D E R pect Later Arrested Is stockade erected by the first set- nadian heiress, is ended. The couple monies on the program and was ex- Hartford, Nov. 16.— (A P ) — The
tlers west of the AUeghenlea. pecteu to take about 15 hours. seveath or degree of Ceres, being have petitioned King Christian, A bright early morning sun flood The day's events also were to in- conferred today by the National Erik’s cousin, for permission to seek Held for Questioning. ed the crowd which enthuslaatically Grange on about 15,000 members a divorce. The Princess is tbe for- clude speeches by W. I. Meyer, gov- greeted the smiling President on his from all parts of the nation, la the mer Lois Frances B> > h of Ottawa, ernor of the Farm Ciedit Adminis- brief stop here enroute to the Ten- highest order in the Grange organ- who inherited a lumber fortune. tration and :„hestcr A. Davis, agri- Darien, Nov. 16A-(AP)— Two nessee valley experiment. cultural udjustment administrator. ization. The degree, the only one i Governor Laffoon met the Presi- A fter bis marriage In Ottawa in police officers, one of them Chief 1924, Prince Erik sa .ipled cowboy The convention las night receiv- that Is awarded by the National dent at the station and presided ed another batch of resolutions, Grange is exemplified once a year Edward A. Tinker of tho Darlea i and farm life in Canad:. and the Simon Lake, inventor of the modem submarine, ia ready now to start hla search for $40,000,000 gold that over the monument exerctaes. Sen- bringing to J40 the number of at the annual jopventloit and Is police department were shot today ! United States but gave It up. A sank with the British Frigate Hussar during tbe Revol uUonary War In Hellgate narrows, the most treacher- I ator Barkley introduced Mr. Roose- measures Introduced since the con- opened only to Grangers who have velt as a "pioneer” himself. farm the couple operated in Califor- ous part of the Etast River, in the shadow of N ew York City’s skyscrapers. Above ia shown the . 150-foot as authorities sprang a trap and ar> nia proved a financial failure. vention began Wednesday. One res- received the lower degrees from Mrs. Roosevelt after a nigbt ride tube affixed to the treasure-hunting submarine for probing the bottom. Lake's new craft can crawl forward, subordinate groups. rested three Rhode Island men, la For the last few years they had olution 'avored ratification of the by plane from New York Joined tbe backward or sidewise on the river bottom, as well as dive and rise. The first four degrees are confer- connection with what they describ- been living quietly at the Prince's child labor amendment, while an- nvhdent at DonvlII) early this red by local Granges, tbe fifth Is country estate. They have two chil- other opposed tt. ed as an attempt to kidnap 13 year morning. An old age pension financed by exemplified by the district groups, dren. old Robert Westhelm from bis home Secretaries Hull and Ickes stood Federal and state governments, al- while state Granges alone are em- beside Mr. Roose' Clt on the plat- With Her Mother powered to confer the sixth or the here. so had ita supporters. form. Governor McNutt, of. Indiana, The Princess is now staying with VANDERBILT SUIT Am ong other resolutions Intro- degree of Flora. The officers, including several Joined in the celebration. her mother at her estalr at Bjreg- KING GEORGE HOPEFUL duced, oil of which were referred to An impressive secret ceremony state policemen from the Westport Maay "First Things" bygoard. I t was reported they con- committees without debate, was one lasting about two hours marks the Barracks, bad concealed themselvaa The President spoke of the many te.uplate leaving shortly for Cana- L0ST6YM0THER rroposing that the Grange acquire award of the seventh degree. In the home o f Robert’s parents, Mr. "flrst things" established in this da. FOR SEA PACT ACCORD apd Mrs. Gustavo U. WesUieim oa early western outpost and the Under a Danish law of 1665, Brookside avenue and engaged in a crowd laughed os be remarked "the Prince Erik's divor'C must b«, first com was rolre-1 In Kentucky. granted and sanctioned by the King free for all fight with four men who Gloria, Million Dollar Heir- broke into the place early today. Dressed In a blue suit. H r. Roose- because membera of tbe royal BnW s Monarch Also KAMINSKI TO HEAR FEDERAL REPORT velt spoke bareheaded. housi are not ^responsible to law De- B U S IN E S S O U T LO O K Hod Received Tip “We, too, are hewing out a Com- courts. State Policeman William 'Vleokay monwealth,” be concluded, "a com- Tbs King also must decide wheth- ess, to Be Placed m Cus- of the Westport barracks, said hie AssassisatioDS m SENTENCE NOV. 24 HITS NBA PLANS monwealth of the atates which we er the children will In the future chres APPEARS BRIGHTER and bis fellow officere hod received hope will give to Its people more live with their father or mother. It a Up that on attempt would be mode tody of Her AnnL truly than any that has gone be^ waa generally believed that the son, Europe Caused Serious to kidnap some member of the fore, the fulfillment of security, of aged 2, and the daughter, 8, will be Westhelm family. Westhelm he sold freedom, pf opportunity and o f hap', allowed to stay with their mother. Memhers of National Plan- is a wealthy New York travel Setback in Peace Plans. New York, Nov. 16.—(A P )— Mrs. To Be Sentenced to Death On piness which Am erica asks and is They do not have royal titles or Federal Review Reports bureau execuUve. entitled to receive.” privileges and are known as Count Gloria Morgan Vanderbilt has lost ning Board Criticize Many During the fracas between tha The crowd apple d>.d vigorously. Christian Rosenborg and Countess her sensational legal tug-of-war That Date, Bay State officers and the intruders, Police Monument Unveiled Stocks Are Moving at Alexandria Rosenborg. London, Nov. 16.— (A P)— Hope Chief Tinker was shot In the left The wave of a flag by President Should the mother return to Ca- with Mrs. Harry Payne WTiitney for that three-power naval conversa- foot and later treated at the Nor- Roosevelt was the signal for tbe un- nada on completion, o f the divorce the right to have and to hold her ten Court Reports. of Its Provisions. tions may be fruitful and thereby Greater Speed. walk hospital. Lieut. Amoe Ander- velUng of the granite symbol of tbe formalities, she would cease to have year old million dollar heiress pioneers' achievements. The drapery fre^om from taxe^ on her property save the world from a-eostly strug- son, also of the Darien department daughter, Gloria. was shot In the right leg. about the monument was unloosed In thla country '•Jid othei privileges. gle for supremacy of the seas was Springfield, Moss., Nov. 16.— Washington, Nov. 16.—(A P )— It became apparent today despite Men Eater Hoaw by the eight '"Daughters of the New York. Nov. 16.—(A P)— De- Strong criticism o f N R A and Form voiced on behalf of King George to- the rule of silence which still binds (A P )—Alexander Kaminski, whose 'Vlsokay eatd the policemen were Northwest.” The bonds played velopments In general trade, the day as the third session of the pres- the principals o f the case that Jus- escape from Hampden county Jail, Administration was contained today In ambuah all over the p rem lvs aad patriotic strains os the Daughters more concerted action by business ent Parliament was ended. tice John F. Carew does not believe September 17, set on foot a man- In a report by the National Planning that when the four men entered and and their escorts marched to the ORIGINAL “ ALICE” “ It is roy earnest hope,” said the speakers’ stand to present chrysan- men to hasten recovery and the mo- finding no one apparently at home^ King in a speech read for him to the hunt by police o f two states without Board appointed by President Roose- mentum gained by retail distribu- began ransacking the first floor, the themum bouquets to Mrs. Roose- Houses o f L oris and Commons, that parallel hereabout and who waa velt to survey the country-wide velt. officere sprang up from behind aofae the tri-power conversations "may be tion, said the Dtm A Bradstreet recaptured last Saturday in Albany, situation. The President and Mrs. Roosevelt DIES IN ENGLAND and other pieces o f furniture aiKl attended with success in order that weekly trade review today, have N. Y., will be seni'n cd to death The criticism was made in sepa- greeted each one of the young wom- ordered them to throw up their the world may be spared evil and made for a deciuedly brighter busi- for the murder o. a jail guard Sat- rate reports prepared at the request en with a handshake. hands. unrestricted competition in naval ness outlook. urday, November 24, by Judge Nel- of the board and presented as "sup- The monument was presented to A ll th e . policemen. Vlsokay said, Kentucky by Louis H. Bosh, U. S. "Stocks have moved out at such u n P. Brown, befor- whoni he was porting Data," The board said it Mrs. Alice Hargreaye Was (Continued on Page Eight) carried shot guns and he aald he Quartermaster general, and accept- an accelerated pace," asserted the tried on the murder charge. Dis- assumed “ no responsibility for tbe trict Attorney T. F. Morlarty an- views and opinions" of the authors— knocked one of the Intruders un- ed by Governor Laffoon. summary, “that complete clearance conscious with his weapon after A t the conclusion o f the cere- Inspiration for Famous of many of the most popular grades nounced that he would move for the Lewis L. Lorwln and A. F. Hinrlch. mandatory sentence. "Extrem e danger” was seen in the breaking the butt over the man’s monies tbe Roosevelts and members has placed unexpected calls on head. Kaminsk! was convicted last administration’s “basing" its agri- o® their party signed the register TURNS OVER SON wholesalers and even manufacturers Tales of Lewis Carrofl. March for the killing of Merritt W. cultural program on "curtailment of Those under arrests gave police that is to be preserved in the for fill-in requirements. their names os John (JoUlns, S3, aad archieves at tbe fort. Supplies Run Low Hayden, while w ill a companion, output." Paul Wargo, he was escaping from Joseph Borg, both of Providence, fL There were cries from the crowd "W ith supplies in many lines run- The report also sold "the total WHOKELEDCOP the Jail, October 22, 1933. The pair I., and Ekigar Mlnard, S3, o f Paw - for a speech from Mrs. Roosevelt, Westarham, England, Nov 16. ning low and expanded estimates be- wage structure of the country re- tucket, R. L she acknowledged the cheers with (A P)—Mrs. Alice Hargreaves, the ing made of future requirements, an mains in the same chaotic condition a smile. abrupt widening it manufacturing (Uontlnoed on Page Tw o) Two o f the men were arrested ia original of "Alice in Wonderland," as It had been before the N R A the Westhelm house and the third "Your matchless address has en- whom Lewis Carroll’s tmaginatlnn schedules appears in prospect, with came Into existence.” was overhauled in nearby aroodo, sent adventuring after the White Father’s Unnsual Act— Says a concomitwt stimulation of raw The report was transmitted to Vlrokay said. (Oontinned on Page Eight) Rabbit into a fantastic world of material buying. Secretary Ickes last August 1 but Still a fourth man was held for nonsense, died today at tbe age of It W as the Only Decent "Ebctending the upward movement ARREST OFFICERS was not made public until today. 82 yean. which s ta r ts in September, the in- quesUoning after Norwalk police Frederick A. Delano, chairman of picked him up on the highway near Mrs. Hargreaves, who had lived in vigorating Influence of colder the board. Is an unde of the Presi- retirement for many yean, emerged weather carried retail distribution there, on word from Darien authori- VETERAN PILOTS Thing to Do. IN RUM SCANDAL dent. from her quiet home in 1932, long to new heights for tbe season and to Ues that another map was wanted The report envisaged a “new enough to Journey to New York in connecUon with the case. world” for America through Na- and discover a new wonderland of (Continued on Page Twelve) Vlsokay said one o f the quartet St. Paul, Nov. 16— (AP) — The tional planning. KILLED IN CRASH skyscrapers while she took part in who engaged tbe police in combat la Reviews the Record the Ctarnill centenary celebration at morning after he had been surrend- Federal Agents (Predict That the bouse escaped. Reviewing tbe record of the NRA, Columbia University. ered to police by his father, Russell Vlsokay said the officere bad been
Because of Mrs. Hargreaves, all the report found the recovery or- concealed in and about the house 72 O'Laughlin, eighteen years old, was 23 PERSONS DIE More Are Involved m ganization had brought some bene wise children are familiar with the indicted today second-degree hours in anticipation o f tha intru- Two Fliers Homed to Death ton fits, but bad at the same time in Mad Hatter, the March Hare, the murder in the death of Patrolman sion. He sold no ' s ^ea bad been some cases Increased industrial dif- Mock Turtle, and the CTieshlre Ctat Lawrence F. Tierney. placed against tbe three men poUce ficulties. When Plane Falls During whose big grin lingered after he Shot In n gh t IN MANILA STORM are holding and that probably tbs "One of the basic problems of the men held for quesUoning would be was gone. They know all that 'nem ey was slain in A pistol fight whimsical pageant, for the little old last night as he and several officers N R A ," the report saiS, "is that of released later. a Heayy Fog. Portland, Me.. Nov. 16.— (A P) — wages as a factor In fair competi- He said ~7iief Tinker and Lieu- lady who .died today not only in- pursued a holdup man who had spired tbe tale but, through her In- robbed Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nip- 20,000 Left Homeless — The net thrown out by the Federal tion. But the N R A has made little tenant Anderson were probably progress so for in settling the diffi- wounded b; police gunfire In the sistence, caused it to be written pert of 32 as they entered their government for evaders of liquor Amazpnla, Mo., Nov. 18__ (AP.) cult problems of wage differentials mellee but that Anderaon’a injuries down, garage. Police sold O'Laughlin had taxes had caught up two Maine law- —Tw o veteran nilota died early to- Bonin 1852 signed a confession odralttlbg he Loss Is Estnuated as Higk enforcement dicers today, and between industries and sections. were so slight that he never receiv-.. day In the flaming wreckage of ed medical attention. Alice Pleasonce Liddell was born was tbe holdup man sought an 1 hod promised to ensnare others Involved "As regards long range objectives, thrir transport plane' on a farm H a y 4, 1852, In Westminster, she fired St the policeman a weapon in what was described as a vast rum it is difficult to find any semblance Family Not Home as Two Millions. When the men enterw' the bouse three and one-half miles northwest waa ten years old when her father, stolen from the home of a St Paul running syndicate. of planning in tbe N RA . In fact, the I of here. VlBclcay sold, only tbe maid and the having b ^ m e the dean o f Christ detective. The youth, being treated As the accused pair. State High- N R A has set up new difficulties in buUcr were on the premisea with H. C. Brasfleld, 83, manager of College of Oxford University, she in a hospital for a slight wound suf- way Patrolman Gerald S. Packard, the path o f industrial planning. To the excepUon of the police them- } the St. Joseph Airport, and Ben F. and her two sisters came to know fered in the exchange of shots, was Manila, Nov. 16.— (A P )—Twenty- and Deputy Sheriff Harry W. Irish, begin with, the process of code mak- Billings, 84, Kansas City, pilot of selves and that the uomeaUcs were ot the lean, pedantic don, the Rev. to be arraigned tomorrow. three Filipinos were reported killed were admitted to bail of $5,000 each. ing for the pur^se of recovery was tbe Rapid A ir Lines, Inc., moil and on the second floor. Charles Lutwidge Dodgson. Calls The Police and 20,000 left homeless by the de- passenger plane, were the victims. His scholars knew him os a dry- Several shots were fired, the state When his son came home last (OoDtlnaod OB Page Tw o) (Continued on Page Tw o) Thera were no passengers' In the as-dust mathematician, but the lit- night wounded, George O'Laugb in vastating typhoon which swept the policeman said, before thr men were Gloria Vanderbilt plane, bound from Omaha to Kan- tle Liddell girls, whom he called said today, he realized what l)e Philippines yesterday causing prop- subdued and captured. He sold the sas City. i)oIice shotguns were loaded with "Tbe Cruel Three," made him their must do. Calling a physician and erty! damage estimated os high The trl-motored metal plane was tbe mother should be entrusted at bird shot so as to not cause too playfellow. the parish priest, he listened to the 32.000,000. tbe present time with her child's flying in a heavy fog, with a drizzle Tells Fli«t Story boy's story and then called police. much damage to the interior o f the o f rain, when the crash came. Most of the dead were fishermen, custody. Camera Takes Pictures rooms. It was July 4, 1862, that he took “It was tbe only decent thing to lost at sea when their boats were Counsel fo r Mrs. Vanderbilt and Walter Rudolph, on whose farm the trio on on expedition up the do," the elder O'Laughlin said. "I Ou, Peterson, the buUer, com b o- ‘ the plane fell, said the plane burst swamped by the gale which at times her late husband's sister, Mrs. W hit- rated Visokay’s atatement relatlva hope no other father ever has to do reached a velocity o f 80 miles an ney, conferred yesterday with Jus- into flames, when It hit. (CoaUnned on Pnge Eight) what I did.” That Tell Temperatures to the kidnap threats, saying that Rud(dpb and several neighbors hour.' Others were reported missing. tice Carew on details o f the child's the family bad received threatening
'' tried to extricate tue trapped men. With railroads unable to operate future, but none would disclose what letters and that young Weethetm . took place. Their bodlea were badly burned. to Southern Luzon Island, where Pittsburgh, Nov. 16.— (A P )— »-he rays'coming through and gives was to have been the vIcUm. the storm struck roos*' fiercely. Gov- Present Plans. Some Blail Savod ^ Taking pictures of heat to read 'an idea ot their volume or intensity. The fa m era aucceeded In salvag- ernor General Frank Murphy today The impression was gained how- American walnut nd certain va- Fear Another Drought approved a relief expedition aboard ever that tae court has in mind an temperatures that thermometers ing several aacka of mail from the rieties of teai> and ebony appear to TREASURY BALANCE abip, which waa destroyed. a government cutter provided offi- arrangement under which the child, cannot reach was described to the be opaque to these beat rays. Brasfleld, a native o f Slobx FWIs, cial reports show need for immedi- now living with Mrs. Whitney may American Institute of Oiemlcal En- . “ E^es and paints,” Dr. Claric 8. D., had been a lieenrei pilot eight In U. S. Next Summer ate aid. eventually be returned to her moth' Washington, Nov, 16 — (.AP) vy gineers today. said, "behave in an interesting man- yearn. He enlloted in the S17th A ir Blanlla Escapes er the widow of Reginald Vanderbilt. The pictures ore taken on film ner, the majority of them being The poeiUon of the Treasury Nov- Squadron at the age of 10 and saw One drowned and one electrocuted From comments and Interpreta sensitive to infra-red rays, which transparent to the imra-red. It ia ember 14 was: Receipts, $79,0$V oervlce In France os an aviation Washington, Nov. 10.—(AP)—^Oblo valley westward have been by fallen wires were the only known tlons that were heard following yes- ore heat to the human body but thua possible in certain cases to ex- 570.11: expenditures, $57JilO,472A|j helper. He waa unmarried. The apectre of another drought has painfully stmilor to a year ago. casualties in Manila, which escaped terday's conference, tho following light to the eye of a camera. amine the deiolla of a surface be- BilUnga began his flying training the full blast of the typhoon. conclusions were drawn: balance, $1,095,169,518.19; custoiBl' some Department of Agriculture of- Tbe temperature boa been consid- Some of tbe new developments in neath a visually opaque coating of at Mather Field, Sacramento, in erably above normal following a '^ te n s iv e damage waa done to 1— That tbe petition of habeas cor-this infra-red photography were re- paint, and to study the structure o f receipts for the mont^ 1918. After the war h returned to ficials fearful for the future of the crops, building and communication pus, which was the point a t issue, cycle which began 25 years ago. ported by Dr. Walter Clark, assist- dyed materials in which the color 388.13. the middle-west and piloted aircraft Nation’s agricultural bread basket. Rain and snowfall is considerably systems. Nags, a provincial capital ia denied. ant director of research, o f the prevents adequate vtspot examina- for oeveral organiaations. He waa on Luson Island, where Manila is Receipts for the fiscal year ( N o prediction hss been made, but below normal. 2— That tbe child, for whose up-Eastman Kodak laboratories. tion." manager of an airport at Boeton, situated appeared to be the hardest keep the sum o f $48,000 a year la July 1) $1,36S,614,$S7.7»: nien eoncemeil with AAA plans for Subsoil moisture was reported to This picture mern ometer will Dr Clark mentioned some o f the Maos., from 1935 to 1928. Later he be scanty over most of the drought hit where 20,000 persons are home- available. Is to remain with her atmt. show how much heat passes previously reported achievementa of tures, 32,591,180,74888 (lncl< went to Dearborn, Mich., where be 1935 acknowledge they ore worried. leaa. ares, because o f lack o f long rains. 3— That tbe arrangement bythrough wood. For practical uses it injra-red photography including 81,310,694,633.08 o f emergancy $ was co-pilot on ahlpa o f the Ford 'ntis fall, since L;e Nation’s worst A setback for winter wheat and At Manila troops rescued 200 which $3,000 a month la to go for reads the insulating power of wood. pictures token from hips decks of penditures); excess of expeo<8M| airlines. drought was partially broken In crops planted next spring Is pre- families marooned in an outljring the child’s expenses and $1,000 a Pine, sycamore, boxwood and objects invisible in fog and flatlrops The bodies were taken to St. Jo- September, weather conditions over dicted unless heavy s n o ^ a ll tltia section by flood waters following beech, for example, transmit beat taking their own pictures, by beat 81825,575,69088; gold ametai; most ot tha United States from the winter replaces the moistura.. torrential ralna. (Ooatlmw4 m Page l!igM> freely. The Infra-red camera ohowe alone, in absolute darkneen. 839,984.64788. . , tT- \ t' MANdtEjTTES EVENING BERALD.'BlANbHESrER. OONN^ FRIDAT, NOVEBIBER 16.19M. '.-»t ■■ MAMCHJaaiCK KVhlNlNG HEKALD. MANOUEEaER. OONM.. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 16,198«. sale for Thanksgiving. Neat Tues- BRIDGE. SETBACK AH membars of Sunset Rabekah day hu)rara from out of the state HOUSING A a HEAD PART OF CHILD’S BODY SURVEY SHOWS lodge are invited to attend the meet- ADVBKTISBMIBN1— ADVKKTISKMENT— ASSOOAIION are axpaeted to be present In large TONIGHTI ing of Miriam Rebckah lodge, to- CLAIMS TIME RIPE numbers, Imt the real high day is FARMERS AND U.S. DESTOYED BY ACIDS MANCHESTER GREEN morrow night at 8 o’clock at Odd NEW LONDON LINE expected to come on Tuesday, Nov- Fellows Temple. Hartfcrd, when N. Y. Stocks Local^tocks f MEMBERSHIPSember 27. two days before Thanks- ADDED AS SPEAKER HOUSE BACKING COMMUNITY CLUB Miriam Lodge will exemplify the FOR FOREIGN UtADE giving. Coroner AI»o Discloeeo That < TUR K EYS, 1st Prizes. degree exactly aa it waa doffs In IN PARTNERSHIPS Adam E x p ...... 7*4 (Furnished by Putnam A Co.) r OW NW h Last night there was a social Central Row, Hartford, Conn. IS DISCONTINUED Dorothy Disteihurst’a Skull j Dollar Bill^ 2nd Prizes. 1918, and by the same olflcers. Air Reduc ...... 109H gathering o f members and their Alaska Jun ...... 16‘ifi families held in Wlllimantlc, ISO at- SOLDe BONUS Kefreakmenta ServaU. W'aa Fractured Twice by j Group 8 of the Memorial Hospital Allegheny ‘...... 114 1 P . M . S t o r k s SHOE STORE PMkrj Faiders ii Williman* tending. The old members of the John F. Gaffey. State Admin- AUmlaalon only Site. Prof. TngweD Back m U. S. Blows. auxiliary, Mrs. D M. Caldwell, B ar g ain Hound Federal Official Tells Granf* Allied Chem ...... 134*4 association were in the greater leader^ will meet Monday afternoon Am Can ...... 104 >4 Bank Storks 94 Year Shipping Enterprise 825 Main Street number and old fashioned dances istrator, Will Address at the Y. M. C. A. Am Com] A lc o ...... 2944 Bid Asked tic Group Hold Dance and were in the majority, with the Naahyiiia, Nov 10-(AP)-H ow [Fitc of Cssh Paymciit RestsI DANCE—CASH Tefls What He Saw On Dorothy Ann Distclhuiat met death ^ ers How the Government Am Ffn Pow ...... Cap Nat Bank A Trust 7 12 young people going in and showing Conn. River ...... 450 Closes With Ending of was disclosed todr /, he day o f her Modem and Old-faahioned Mrs. Margaret Wilson and Joseph Am R«d St S ...... : 1844 that they, too, could enjoy the old Chamber Members. Htfd. Conn. T r u s t___ 52 Social for Families. burial. TM'O CASH DOOR PRUES McIIduff are co-chairmen of a com- Am S m elt...... 36*4 ’ ■numbers". Wkh Senate Which Lines Eoropean Trip. Dr. Herman Spitz, acting coro- F or Oeat and Lady mittee oY upwards of 20 o f the men tt’a some blng to shout and more formal occasions. There Aids m the MovemenL Am Tel and T e l ...... '...... 105 Hartford National___ 18 Phoenix St. B. and T . 165 T ry this Bro w n W ner’s physician. In a partial report JARVIS GROVE DANCE HALL and women o f St. Bridget’s parish, about la the Chengor are dinner aweatera o f handsome Am Tob B ...... 83*4 John F. Oaffey, state adminis- SATURDAY MiaHT, NOV. 17 Insurance Stocks Tlje memberihlp of the Willlm M - of his examination o f the elx-year- Up Eyenly — Wliat PoD in charge o f the first card party of Wasbington. Nov. 18 — (A P ) — rabbit's hair yam at metaUlc woolens and fine yam s that Am Wat Wka ...... 1274 trator of the Federal Housing Act, tadtoa ISe. Geata 2«c. Aetna Casualty ...... SO44 old victim of kidnep and murder, the season Monday night In the Returning to the capital from Cheney Salesroom! The ore soft as silk. W ear them with Hartford,. Nov. 16.—(AP)— The Anaconda ...... 1044 New York, Nov. 16.— ( A P ) — A Uc Poultry «nd ABK)clAtion SANTA C U D S IS COMING haa been added to the list of Aetna Fire ...... 43x4 said part of her body waa destroyed parish ball. Flaying will begin abroad, Rexford O. Tugwell, under- new mixtures that are ankle-length skirts of satin or vel- relationship between the farmer and Armour III ...... ' 574 94-year shipping enterprise, that O NE YE A R hai Incromied to 200 memberi who speakers for the annual meeting of by acid. Shows. promptly at 8:15 and bridge whist Aetna- Life ...... 15 secretary of agriculture, expressed coming in dally are vet. • the Federal government in the co- Atchison ...... : ...... 6444 begatr 25 years after the Fulton eco n o m y plan a n d holdlof weekly •uctlon* In the Chamber of Commerce at the The pbysician’a examination Automobile ...... 23 'axt TO CENTER CHURCH SOON and aetback will be played with four the belief today that "the time la just scrumptious. You One square-necked, short-sleeved Auburn ...... ,., 2674 made its first trip, was closed today Country Club next Monday evening. showed that the chlld’a skull was operative credit business was term- Conn. General ...... 24 WUUmnntlc. The number of eggs ABOUT TOWN merchandise prizes in each section. ripe" for new negottaUona with can knit the nattiest evening sweater In simple pull-over Aviation Corp '...... 374 with ending of-busincs.. by the New It was announced today. Mr. Gaffey fractured twice by blows and that WaalUngton. Nov. Ifl.— (A P )— A The prizes have all been donated and ed a partnership today by W. I. Hartford Fire ...... 68 offered at auction by R. M. Reid A other countries on tha exchange of dresa or sweater ao design is made of pale pink lace, Balt and Ohio ...... 15 London Line. SAVE! will outline the latest information before ahe waa klUed, ahe waa gag- aurviey o< Congreaalonal aentlment will be worth trying for. Refresh- Myers, governor of the Farm Oedit Hartford Steam Boiler 67 s r s u increased each week since win Distribute "Grabs” for Tha lucky acortra at the turkey American agricultural products for reasonably (60 cents for 200 yards). woven with elastic. It's worn with Bendtx ...... 1444 When the steamer New Hamp- S9.00 on the Act. g:>d. The flesh of the face waa de- ahowa the House overwhelmingly ments will be served sffter ' the Admlnlotration. Beth Steel .... t ...... 28 National Fire ...... 58 the market opened. Just at this Children from His Pack at ■hoot at the American Legion range foreign goods. Let Mrs. Hood or Mra. Davies start an accordion pleated skirt in a deep- Phoenix Fire ...... 69 shire. commanded by Captain N. L. By personal invitation of Presl- stroyed by acid and Dr. Spitz found favors cash payment o f the aoldlerz games. In a speech before tbe National Beth Steel, p fd ...... 62 tune a large number of eggs are be- last Friday are: FriU Mtnicuchi of Reporting on bis two montbe trip you off. , er shade o f pink. Travelers ...... 390 Strickland, was v.-arped into a slip Party Dec. 5. ilent E. J. Holl of the Chamber, all '.r'd marka in the bonea o f the up- bonus and that the fate of the leg- the New Sheridan hotel; L. Silver of Grange convention. Governor Myers Borden ...... 24 44 for an Indefinite lay-up late yester- ing brought to the market. Next through Europe to atten(|.fhe Inter- Public Utilities Storks local contractors and builders, in- per cheat and neck. islation rests almost entirely In the 290 Hackmatack atreet; J. HOIden The L. O. Club' will meet with Mrs. national Institute of agriculture at told delegates that on the continued Can Pac ...... 11% day the oldest steamship company For o ne y e a r . . Outfit week and the We«k following it is A Nearly-New Shop wdth articles You can have a beaver turban to Conn. EIoc Sety ...... 38 42 cluding non-members -ot the Cham- The body probably waa "crammed Senate. of 88 W ait Middle Turnpike. A t the Isaac Cole, Hazel ‘.treet this eve- Rome, the undersecretiuy said at a Keep the tops o f spice tins very active interest of the farmer de- Case (J. I.) ...... 82 on the Atlantic leaboard pasaed-out espected there will be many chick- ^ t c h your .beaver coat, one of 0>nn. Power ...... 35*4 37 y o urself a n d fa m ily in new and attractive, and articles ber, are invited to attend to hear into a cardboard box and kept there It strongly auggezta the posaihll- turkey aboot etartlng at one o’clock ning. press conference his conversations secure as the air tends to make pends the future course of co-opera- Cerro De P asco...... 3844 of existence. ens that will be crated ready for ■ealakin to go with a coat of match- Greenwich, WAG, pfd. 45 so nearly new and useful, Will open for Mr. Gaffey. The other speakers for : veral weeks before burial In a Ity o f a compromise. tomorrow afternoon a carton of with agricultural officlala there in- spices lose their flavor and "spici- tive agricultural financing in the Ches and Ohio...... 4344 The .New London Line, operating Bro w n bih f in e q u a li t y $065 will be Anaon T. McCook, Hartford ing fur, or lerbapa a krimmer bon- Hartford E lec...... 49 51 shallow grave on the outakirta of The survey conducted by the As- cigarettea will be given ae low dicated "that the-atmosphere la by ness." United States. Chrysler ...... S6*4 since 1840 in Long Island Sound,, one evening in the assembly hall of |, attorney: Walter E. ’’ atterson, for- N jibvllle,” he found. aoctated Press ahowa 1S9 Represen- net to point up the beauty of a krim- Hartford Gas ...... 45 sh o e s- T h e n count the score and turkeys for the high now quite realistic about interna-/ The speaker said the purchase of Coca Cola ...... 148*4 was understood to have been dis- Center church Wednesday. Decem- mer Hartford mayor; and .Rev. C. tatives in favor of the bonus and mer wrap. Bands, buttons and do., pfd ...... 46 L I Q U I D B . A N D A U K scores. tional trade." Armand's Face Powder is reduced stock in National Farm Loan Asso- Col Carbon ...... 71 continued in the face of (ailing rev- d o l l a r t in their ber S, at five o'clock. Homer Ginns of the North Metho- 47 against. Of the remaining mem- rosettes of fur are used as trimming. SNETCo ...... 106 110 'T h a t was tbe point I made in m;! to 39 cents at the Weldon Drug ciations and Production Credit Aa- ComI Solv ...... 21 *4 enues brought about by encroach- F A C I . \ L S Mrs. Herbert House is chairman dist church. It Is planned to limit | bers, all non-committal or unavail- O BITU ARY One particularly nice bat of dark Manufacturing Stocks ments of motor trucking bu.slness lo n g er w e a r a n d f e w e r KAMINSKI TO HEAR Managers Henry Schmidt and speeches before the Inatitute,” hq Store. sociations by more than 700,000 Cons Gas ...... 2244 Tighten Nagging .'Wumles. of the Ncarly-New tables. There each speaker to twenty minutes. able, 98 voted for the bonus last gray felt is finished with a narrow Am Hardware ...... 18*4 '20H along the Sound. ' added, “ that we must take a real- farmers reflected tbeir belief In a Cons O i l ...... 8:J4 p a irs.per y e a r! will be grab.s for children hidden In Reservations fur the meeting, at Xesslon, sixty opposed U and 48 did Emeet Hodge of the Jarvis Grove band of gray krimmer. Tbe crown Am Hosiery ...... — 35 During (ta nearly a century of Dance Hall, whose aim It Is, always istic view of the situation.” I point- To help prevent the flUing from co-operative credit aystem. Cent Can ...... e0V4 the park of Santa himself, w h ow lll which a: roast chicken dinner will bei SENTENCE NOV. 24 not vote. slants upward at the back. This Com Prod ...... 6744Arrow H and H, com .. 1074 124 operation, the line had a record of to. pleaae their dance patrons, are FUNERALS ed out in talks I had with these soaking into the undercrust of a The Federal government has given do., pfd ...... 95 — l)e there In person guided by Miss served, must be made not later than I The Senate line-up divides eVenly officials that we could sell American would be good with a coat that has Del L and Wn ...... 1874 never having lost a passenger, And m«ny other imart rww llA/eion Emily Gove. A gfx)d supper, and tomorrow at the Chamber office. 24 for the bonus and 24 tbia week offeiing two caah door a krimmer collar. two-crust or custard pie with un- definite proof of its faith in the Billings and Spencer . . >4 44 either through fire, shipwreck .or agricultural products, such aa Du P o n t ...... 9644 iContlDued from Page One) prizes to the holders o f the lucky william J. W’Uson cooked filling, beat an egg white agricultural cooperation. Governor Bristol Brass ...... 26 28 grownbihti vanoudy pneW- plenty of It. will bo. furnished by a against. wheat, to them cheaper than they Ekistman Kodak . ! ...... 109 any other accident. admission tickets, one for the ladles The funeral of William J. Wilson just enough to have a few bubbles Myers said. Over 100 years ago it do., p f d ...... 95 — S«« committee under Mrs. Theodore Bafauioe of Power could grow them and that we would Is your kitchen one whose special Elec and M u s ...... 744 The line was formerly the Nor- had been serving a short aentence and one to the gents. These Satur- of Burnside, son of Mr. and Mrs. form. Spread thinly over the lower provided tbe original capital for the Case, Lockwood and B 140 '— \eo4iUi nidwcll. i The balance of power rests with be glad to sell any uinount.” requirements call for tbe nse of Elec Auto L it e ...... 26 wich and New '/ork Transportation [ for weapon carrying. Kaminski waa day night dances are popular with Christopher Wilson of Knighton crust and then add filling. 12 Federal land banks and all but a Collins Co...... 65 ____ An early evening show will pre-' WOMAN SERIOUSLY HURT the remainder, all either non-com- Much Adjustment ‘ combination range? I f so, jrou’ll cer- Gen Elec ...... 19:^ company, opern’ In.g as the New ±r ; recaptu-ed In Virginia. Hit com- mittal or unreachable. There waa no the older folks aa well as the young, street, was held this afternoon at 2 When heated the white forms a small part of It bad been repaid Colt's Firearms ...... 23 25 sent a funny scene from "The- Bird's t There is considerable adjustment tainly want to take advantage of the Gen Foods ...... 3444 York connecting link for the Nor- )>anion waa recaptured the day of clear-cut vote in the Senate last old-fashioned and modem dances o’clock at the funeral home of little coating which helps prevent when the depression became severe. Eagle Lock ...... 20 ____ Christmas Cnrof." and miisicsl in agricultural acreage going on In offer Flint Bruce’s (Asylum street, Gen Motors ...... 31 wich and Worcester railroad after IN AUTOMOBILE CRASH I the escape and received a life term session o f the Senate on which to being on the program. Dr. Johnny Thomas a. Dougan, 59 Holl street. Provided Fupds Fafnir Bearings ...... SO 60 pantomimes by the Junior Choir. foreign countries and in many cases Hartford) are making for a limited the filling from going into tbe crust. Gillette ...... 14 ^ the railroad v,-as started in 1839. Sjoiorh- No adndsslon will be charged and | -r -is part In the killing o f the base a further faliy. Oregan is the prompter, so popular Rev. J. Stuart Nelli of -t. Mary’s "To provide support for refinanc- Fuller Brush, C lass'A. 7 — niiii juoo they arc making more radical ad- time only. Your old cook-stove can Gold D u s t...... 1714 Botei nhrrldan everybody will be Welcome. I guard. Speculation on how the doubtful with the Jarvis Grove dance fans. Episcopal church officiated. ’flic ing of depresalon-debts, tbe govern- Gray Tel Pay Station. 9 11 others in Accident Badly Escaped Again bearers were Samuel McCurry, justments than the United States, be turned into Flint Bruce’s as the In sports wear, tweed mixtures, Hershey ...... 70 Senators will vote la Inconclusive. Tugwell said. checks and chevrons flourish, with ment bad subscribed utpital and sur- Hudson Motors ...... 974 Hart and C o o le y ...... — 125 Shaken Up in North Stuning- Delay In passing sentence on Many o f them are pledged to sup- Marion Yerks, 51 Tanner street, a Francis McDonald, Patrick Conlon, first or down payment on a new Hartmann Tob, com.. — 6 He added, however, they are at- emphasis on browns, beige, grass plus in the banks and appropriated Int H a rv ...... 37 Kaminski was caused by the as- port the administration and might member of the Freshman class at David Foots, W alter Re^d and W il- Olenwood range—and your second do., pfd...... 20 25 Price Correction ■ton— No Arrests Made. tempting to Increase production green and navy. Fur trimmings are funds to reimburse them for reduc- Int N ic k ...... 23 signment of Judge Brown to other be expected to follow President the Univerdty of Vermont, haa liam Rudin. Interment was in the payment la not due 'til January, Int S ilv e r ...... 24 27 while we ar» decreasing It. ing their interest rates during the Int Tel and T e l ...... { cases and In the ng interval he Roosevelt. Some have voted for been chosen to play on the women’s East cemetery. 1935! And ao, without putting out a modest. For a black wool coat nar- do., pfd...... 64 68 New London, Nov. 16.— (A B ) "I expect a renewal of foreign emergency period. It has also fur- Johns M a n v ille ...... 5^ Mr. Boston Gin was under constant special guard In cosh payment in the past. honorary hockey team. single penny 'til the first of tbe year row bands of black astrakhan are Landers, Frary & Clk. 31 33 FIRST S H O W N IN M A N C H EST ER Mrs. Fred K. Crandall of Kingston, trade but it depends on negotiations used horizontally in tiered effect to nished the initial capital for some Kennecott ...... i( Fifths Week End Specials at the jail. Notwithstanding the close Conflicting Factors you dan have a braiid new range! New Brit. Mch., com. . 3 8 R. I., was seriously injured and Mr. in the future and cannot be estimat- 620 farmers production credit asao- Lehigh Val C oal...... i watch, he broke out of his cell the While the check In the 'Senate in- Enisabeth E. Rich of 257 East It’s certainly worth taking a special make big patch-pockets, and similar do„ pfd...... 30 — and Mrs. R. F. Pember. also of ed quantitatively," he said. "This clations on much the same basis as Lehigh Val R d ...... i( night of September 17 last, and the dicates a division similar to the Cen street, a senior at the Universi- FEDERAL REPORT trip to Hartford to take advantage bands fashion a very small collar Mann A Bow, Class A . 3 7 Kingston, were badly shaken up renewal depends partly on conces- it provided the initial land bank U g g and Myers B ...... 10( 61.19 this morning, when an automobile subsequent manhunt enlisted the overwhelming vote of 295 to 125 for ty of Vermont, has made the wom- o f this offer! and restrained cuffs. do.. Class B ...... — 1 Recent Paris Style Importation services o f about 100 members of sions we make." capital, practically all of which waa Loew’s ...... 3) driven by Mrs. Crandall's husband, the bonus in the last session two en’s honorary hockey team. North and Judd ...... 17*4 19*4 Instead of $1.09. I the Massachusetts and Connecticut HITS NRA PLANS Talks of Kefornn eventually repaid by farmers. Lorillard ...... •...... it I was Involved In an accident with a conflicting factors may cause The thoughtful hostess can do a Bless the baby! And keep him Niles, Bern P o n d ...... 8 10 police and local officers for two changes. The birthday party of the Ameri- Asked a;,out his statement before •Thus by providing inltiai capital Monsanto Chem ...... 5S HOUSERS safely tucked In bed these cold Peck, Stow and Wilcox 2 4 macldne being operated by Ernest i before T WM admitted they the institute that further recovery great deal to add to the delight of the government has entered partner- Mont Ward ...... 28 Since then President Roosevelt’s can Legion auxiliary Monday night (Ckinttniied from Page One) nights. For this very thing I saw Russell M fg ...... — 22 Arthur Drug T. Chapman of a a rk s Falls, R. I . i in the United States would depend her guests. ship with farmers in the co-opera- Nat Biscuit ...... 28 administration has gathered new at the Hotel Sheridan, will be held the best invention ever at Hale’s ScovllI ...... 18*4 20'4 84.1 Main Street on the New London Turnpike in the on additional reforms Tugwell de- One device followed by a particu- tive credit business but farmers own N at Cash Reg ...... le CHILDREN’S His arreat last ,'iaturday was made strength at the polls, despite his at 7 o'clock. Anv of the members so directed as to impede rather than Baby Shop. It’s called a "Snuggle Stanley W o rk s...... 1' town of North Stonlngton. The ac- fined reforms as “only a practical larly popular hostess was keeping Nat Dairy ...... le Rubinow Bldg. when he Bought to reclaim a hand- strong hint of a bonus veto. Coun- desiring to make returns for their advance the planful reconstruction Bunny". Made o f blue or pink soft a part of the stock in each perma- Standard S c re w ...... 50 cident occurreil near the Intersection way of discovering how you can go a notebook In which ahe listed the Nat DistiUers ...... 24 bag containing burglar tools which te.ing this, the American Legion turkey tickets may do so at that of Industry. wooly material this little bag-like nent financing institution under tbe do., pfd., guar. .. . 100 a bus while on from where you are now.” names o f her friends. A fter each N Y Central ...... 21 h^n^r^^a^d*"'"^ Hcrldcntally left has come out for cash payment for time. "The codes were set up hastily on arrangement has a zipper closing Farm Credit Administration and Smythe Mfg. Co...... 31 OVERCOATS traveling between Kingston, N. Y.. Returning to steps for revival of name ahe Hated the special soups, they have the opportiinity to regain N Y N H and H ...... g Mrs. Craadall received a broken} the first time. the assumption that a bad code was that keeps baby from throwing off Taylor and Fcnn .... — and Albany. world trade, he emphasized: meats, desserts and other dishes she tbe enviable position of all tbe stock Noranda ...... 33 collar bone, a fractured rib and also Some observers believe that fac- Rev. J. Kingsley Birge. one of the better than nono at all. the clothes. Priced at $2.98 it’s well Torrington ...... 69 Sizes 4 to 11 Years i tors which may settle the issue in outstanding missionary leaders of "Simply talking about friendly knew they especially liked. Along in the enterprise established for North Am ...... 11 suffered from shuck. She was tuken : There waa -thus mucli guesswork trade and reducing tariffs doesn't worth more! An ideal gift for the Packard ...... 4 Underwood Mfg. Co. . 52 Congress are: the Congregational denomination, some of the names she even had their benefiL Union Mfg. Co...... — to the Westerly. R. I., hospital,: and a lot of bargaining in their help any more. You must get down “new baby" Penn ...... 22 Whether the President sets his will be the speaker at the Sunday dishes that were disliked. 'T h e goal can only be attained U S Envelops, com .. . . 80 where condition is said to be good. R.R. GETS LARGE making. As a result, the N R A has to cases and say what you have to Phlla Rdg C and 1...... 4 face against all bonus proposals or morning service. November 25, at To complete the book, she kept through co-operative efforts on the do., pfd...... 107 Stal<-Troopers George .Seidell mid ' brought about a rift in the inter- trade. To poach eggs so that they will Phil Pete ...... 15 Jiime.s .Shaw of Ihe Groton, ('oim , offers to compromise; and the force the Second Congregational church. relations of industries. Each in- records of menus so that when ahe part of farmers and good manage- Veeder Root ...... 32 $6.50 to $ 12.50 of the drive eondueted by the I.C- Rev. Birgo and hie family are tem- "E very gain we could mako in re- not ’’break," break eggs one at a Pub Serv N J ...... 29 ,-itate iKillce barrarka,. who Invrs-1 dustry la supposed to contrive a asked the same' persons to dinner ment o f the local associations." Whitlock Coll Pipe ... — FALL SHIPMENTS gion anti other service organisa- porarily located In Hartford. covering our export markets would time Into shallow dish and slip easi- Radio ...... 5 solution of Its own problems and she did not duplicate previous, re J.B.WH’ms Co. ?10 par 48 tlgated the accident, said Crandall": tions. certainly put ua in a better position. ly Into slowly boiling salted water. Rem R o n d ...... 9 ^ . BOYS’ the 475 codes In existence arc a car turned over and skidded along It would make our adjustment ef- pasts. When all eggs are in pan, cover and Rey Tob B ...... 49 More than 150 attended the play, complex and confusing system." the .shoulder of the highway for OF CRANBERRIES forts less difficult and would make Sears R oebuck...... 41 "Three Pegs," at the South Meth- "The Emergency Agricultural turn off fire or place on back of some distance before it righted it- o $7-50 to $ 16.50 Sunny Rae. 18, negress, danced Hatheway: Assistant Steward, Os- Tex C orp...... 22 Inc. necessary an adjunct to the holiday the Second Congregat'onal church, scarcity is too thin, and in any case (f'ontinued from Page One) wrong—’Tacta are facts.” L. T. nightly in gold pain mixed witli j ciu- Hills; Chaplain, Rose Bantle: Timken Roller Bear ...... 34 turkey, reach their destinations will instead gather a. the church In regard to most agricultural pro- Wood Company is Manchester agent If you’re entertaining this week glycerine ami roHewatei. Her paint iTrea-siirer. Horace Wickham; Secre- Trans Am er ...... 8 MEN’S AND YOUNG MEN’S throughout the United States, part Sunday night at G;30 at the regular ducts the American people are still Federal agents forecast additional for this oil. Call 'em up and have end you’ll want to stop at the cree from Elmer Knofla; BRIDGE - WHIST supply ran out lust night so slie i tary. Emma B. Bancroft: Gatekeep- Union Carbide ...... 44',4 of Canada and other countries. Christian Endeavor service. below an adequate diet level. arrests both within and out of the them send you a trial order. Dial Princess Candy Shop. They’re hav- sent for some of the kind they use I { er, Elllpt Hills; Ceres, Anna Wol- Union Pac ...... 105 TONIGHT Probably few could answer the " I t is also obvious that before state. 4496. ing a one cent sale—chocolates 1 Unit Alrc C orp...... ,.. on radiators. In the mldille of her | I fram; Pomona, Edna Bogli; Flora. Knster Wins Action. .. 1044 BUCKINGHAM CHURCH question, "Where do cranberries The Young People’s .society of the long an attempt to carry out tbc Tlp|>ed B ootleggers pound 59 cents; 2 pound for 60 Unit C o rp ...... 3 OVERCOATS dance she colla|>srd. Hurried to a ' Esther Anderson; Lady Assistant present short-run program will Inspector Henry P. Weaver, in hospital, she was revived "in the come from?" And many who live In Concordia Lutheran church haa ac- Dessert salads (re proving quite cents! Also delicious home made Unit Gas Imp ...... 13 L. A. Society. Steward. Flora Ryan; Executive create large problems. For instance, charge of the Federal alcohol tax nick o f time." Physicians said her Connecticut undoibtcdly do not cepted an invitation froni the so- popular. They are simply rather a cream caramels at 39 cents a pound. U 8 Ind A le ...... 41*4 Prizes. Refreshments. Committee, Forest Buckland; Pian- the program of eliminating acreage unit in Maine, paid Irish and Pack- Elsie M. Knofla of 392 Main atreet closed pores almost killed her. realize tiiat most of the Nation’s ciety in TerryviUe to be their guests heavy salad such as fruit with U S R u bber...... All Welcome! I 1st. Viola Locke; Assistant Pianist, from production means a displace- was granted a divorce from Elmer cranberry sauce and cranberry jelly Saturday afternoon and evening, ard were arrested on evidence they cheese dressing, frozen fruit or veg- The turquoise has tbe preference U S Smelt ...... * Pee 25c. and up Arllne Getto. ment of farmers from their present had Informed large scale bootleggers C. Knofla in Hartford County Su- $20.00 , , _ : November 24. It is planned to etable or gelatin mixtures. No des- originates quite close to home no here among evening jewels, appear- perior Court this morning on the U S S t e e l...... M em bra of Hilistown G ran p l i^^ve about 2 o’clock in the aftcr- occupations, and the question of the of the activities of the Federal sert Is then required and coffee is farther away, in fact, than Cape ing effectively jvith white crepes grounds of cruelty. Edward L. Western U nion...... who will take the 7th degree of the | ^^on in |)rivale cars. All who con- capacity of industry to absorb such agents and convoyed their ship- usually served with this salad M E N’S Cod. At this time of year, the cran- and satins and especially with black Kuster, formerly of this town was West El and M fg ...... National Grange in the Bushnell Lcmplate going arc requested to farmers b; lnevitabl> raised. menta through Cumberland county. course. COTTAGE STREET berry Is king of the cape. It is a Memorial today are: Katherine velvet. Big turquoise buttons trim also divorced from Lena Kuster on WoOlworth ...... ° I notlify William Gess, chairman of "The Department of Agriculture They were charged with conspiracy Elec Bond and Share (C u rb ). native product raised in bogs and Beaupre, Fred Hatheway, Grace is aware of these complications. It to facilitate the transportation of a black velvet dress cut away in a charge of desertion. Judge Arthur ‘ transportation. With an extremely cold winter PACAKAGE STORE marshea. Cultivation of the bushes Hatheway. Helen A. Hatheway, Lets is In fact the most forward looking alcohol on which the federal tax bad front to show a fan-pleated under- F. EHla presided. S-radirfs SWEATERS season predicted and expected, and their savory, tasty berries Is Holmes, Evelvn Holmes, Harold agency in the Federal government not been paid. skirt of black tuUe. Another case heard this morning I’hone 8814— Free Delivery. Josiah Robb, who has comiucted more generous use of fur trimming now’ a large Industry. Today the Miller, Grace Miller, Nannie Hild- today, insofar as planning its pro- before Judge Edwin P. Dickenson Light and Heavy Weight a community store at Center and Arraigned before a United States is noticeable on newly styled coats cranberry holds sw-ay on thousands Ing, Anna Wolfram, Esther Ander- Newman streets and has been away gram is concerned. Commissioner yesterday their,cases Generally, the high neck prevails, was that o f Agnes Dlmlow Schofield CARPENTER Don’t struggle Slipons — some models using It very lavish- against Harry H. Schofield, charg- ,'SLI‘EitlUK and thouRAiids of level cultivated son. Ella Scranton, Carrie Nolan. from his business for over a year "Nevertheless, one must point out were continued until next Tuesday. with evening necks of course low and T h e C A R T W H E E L C O L L A R Straight WiilhKii. ly, almost covering the entire top ing desertion. Decision in this UU p r o o f , acres which provide a product tliat Emma B. . Bancroft, Frank W. because of illness, has so far recov- some of the limitations under whlcli In back for formal wear. The lace o f the garment. case was reserved by Judge Dlck- CABINET MAKER nmi ...... Is literally distributed throughout Locke. Clair P. Brewer, Elizabeth ered that ho Is low able to spend a long range planning is studied in bodice of a dinner dress has a wide Furniture Repairing. Window $ 1.06 the world. Welch. Louis M. Draper, Anna M. Among the favored furs, the fox insoii. with your on D RESS C O A T S lAJKU BACUN Straight W’hls- few' hours each day at the store. the department. Little considera- HOSPITAL NOTES round collar and tie right under the and Auto Olaaa Work Done. * $2.50 to $4.00 fam ily la well represented In silver, key, IMJ proof, It Is the task of the New Haven Blake. Frank Ruff, Mary Enes, During his prolonged Illness the tion Is given to the questiona of chin but no sleeves. A N E W HKJH In style ami distinction. cross and- blue dyed varieties; also Zooa save money on food bills dur- JOSEPH B08SETTO lirili ...... Itallroad to start most of the berries Margaret Moulton. Rose Bantle, store has been conducted by his son, the best forms of farm ownership, $1.00 Charles Johnson of 364 East Cen- Japanese mink, mole, kolinsky, bea- ing the summer months, when ra- 69 School Street .\lso new Values in IcMiks and wear. lAlKU B.AtON on their way to this world-wide dis- Bernard Bantle, Viola Locke. Wlllanl, who has been taken into of the rel.’^Uon8 of different groups corset! .Straight Wills- Mr. and Mrs. John Wodal left ter street was discharged yesterday. ver, lapin and for the new blond fur There are bookends and bookends tions to the animals are decreasecL Worsted Coat Sweaters...... $2.50 to $5.00 These coats are made of Beautiful ’’Jacquard" woolens em- key. 90 proof, tribution. Shipment of the first crop partnership. The place now is be- in agriculture such aa tenants, but the ones I saw in the G ift Cor- of berries which ripen early in the their home November 1 for Miami, ing conducted under the name of J. Robert Alvord of 11 Richard effect on black coats, natural lynx is bodying, new lines In body of coat new sloevo.s. Tlio ricliness ■liiiirt ...... _ laborers, small owners, and cor- ner in Watkins’ Drapery Shop are $ 1.25 ...... Florida, to spend the winter. Their Kibb and Son. Road, William McKinney o f 53 Ox- much used. Shaker Sweaters...... $5.00 and up of style and fabric apparent on the outside is ulw. more than r o r o N O .Straight Whiskey’ fall is already accomplished, but the porate bodies, and to the effects ot unusually handsome. They are l)lg job o f getting o lirth e Thaak.s- ' daughter Mary and her husband Aa- social institutions on agricultural ford street were admitted and Mrs. matched by the quality of tailoring, lining and Interlining. 00 proof. I t l ' O elephants, dogs and Egyptians cats glvlng shipments Is now under way. ‘ "t* children The Manchester Klwanis club will planning. Harold Lanz and Infant daughter of These line coats with the new enllar of Jap Mink anti .MiilT Otwrt ...... I Norton’s have just received a new In bronze. There’s one pair of bronze to match are priced only Refrigerator cars must be use
...... rOXJB MANCReSTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER CONN, FRIDA'fr NOVEMBER 18,1984. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCTnESTBR. CONN, PRH>AT,NOVEMBER 16,1984.
hit that it is betor repeated again sad Hart atreat X mil* of rolled FRANITS BIDDLE HEADS FRH SAUERKRAUT, HOT gravel under construction. Open to ment o f 9fl oente per oUte to PARADE TO FEATURE PROVIDENCE LODGE Saturday nighL The comIUnaUon INOBELPRIZEAWARDED w.cT.umuws SUGGEST CANCD U TIO N company. Manchester at a hot dog and sauerkraut with a ‘CLEOPAHtA’ SHOWN Condition O f traffic. MOTION PICTURE fiere*s Complete Text Brookfield. Surface treated gravel The Inspector said la biz FEDERAL LABOR BOARD DOGS DRAW BIG CROWD glass o f ScliUta beer o Niarragan- th* present train service ' Date Book TO COLUMBIA CHEMIST State Roads under construction on the Iron TO SAFEGUARD LIFE OF A R MAH CONTRACT SHRINE CEREMONIAL TO CONFER DEGREE ■ett ale is certainly one that would AT STATE SUNDAY Works Hin and BmIUi roods. Lay- TEACHES BAKING New York and Montreal waa appeal to everyone, as evidenoed by ing Burfae*. Open to traffic. quate to take care of mail. BUifla Of Presidents Speech Road condlUona a n d . detours la ‘ V Philadelphian to Direct Efforts Over 600 patrons o* the Silver the torg* nu. .her who took advan- Cfiiester: Kluingworth - Chester aervlc* began on the route unXU Tonight Dr. HaroM Clayton Honored for to * Btate of Connecticut made nec- Grill were servfd fr 3 hot dogs and tage o f the previous offer. Want Air Pilots, Trsin OpOrs 96 Cents Per MDc tor Service June this year, the goverameat, ka to Maintain Peace in Labor essary by highway construction and road. About IH niUea of water- At State th*at*r-“8L Leula Kid," Aa usual the Silver Grill will pre- His Work in Discovering Hy- bound macadam la under coilstruc- tors and Auto Drivers to B ^' Between New York and Mon- said, has paid the company $620,- «arr«MUtiuit. Ky., N ot. 16.-(A P>fP*th . a patH that waa dtpwdant not WiOBsOaesfHoitColerfiil Dispoteg. Scaodia Lodge* Order of sauerkraut laat "aturday from 8 to oiling announced by toe Connecticut with Janies Cagney 7 p. » . and 9:80 nent again modem and old-faahlon- De MiDe’s Greatest Spectacle drogen Atom. tlon. Open to traffic. come Total Alratainers. Wpl Be Shown at State 106 to can7 a maximum of 32 to M- -Ir^Z-TvRiyjM velfiTon the axe and the rifle alone, but p. m. "Fugitive Lady” with NeU 9:80 p. m. This offer made auch a ed dancing on Saturday night. Highway department as of Novem- treal Unwarranted. pounds of mail per trip. Attornejte —Th* teat of, Prealdent Rooaevei f ability to govern them- ber 14,1984 are as follow*; Coventry: Tolland road. 1% .miles E?er Held Here— Colonel Hamilton at 8'J2 p. m. 'Oomplet* Vaia, to Hare Big Meeting looae gravel under construction. for the company, however, brougat ipeech today foUowa: ; aelves In new waya aa wdl. Washington, Nov. 16.— (A P )— shows begin at 7 p. m. and S:08 p. Featnriiig Claodette Col- Route No. U. a. 1; Fairfield. Theater at 10 Toeday out that thl* flgura did not Include Francis Biddle of Philadelphia to- Stockholm, Sweden, Nov. 10.— Open to traffic. CXavelond, O., Nov. 16.— (A P )— Waabington, N ot. 16.— (A P )— *<^vem or tiaffoon. M y frienda o f ■ the home of daughter, Mrs. Irv- Lost year tbe veterana sponsored BACKACaiB or this or that group of Individuals which later on might turn out to be defeated, are girding for future ■ ••••••a Irragular. Bystamattc axardaa aad ing Johndrow will be held Saturday THETmERYSBOr Kecreatioh Center the event Ss a benefit for tbe Vet- WINDOW DISPLAY atrugglas of the same type. ALBUMIN .. diet. If pereiated la. Will bring about morning at 9 o'clock from St. Ber- W\ - JlanrliMlrr who bad isvastad their money in both loolleh and Injurious. erans’ Monument fund. It baa been an Improvamant la your conditioo. DAILY RADIO PROGRAM ROCKVILLE nard’s cburcU. Rev. George T. Sln- suggested that the local carnival be HEALTH -DIET ADVICE quEsnoNs and answ er s items of interest thoaa parta o f It doomed to euocea- HafMaVOhMt Wathe notl, pastor will officiate. Burial will TO OPEN TOMORROW enlarged this year, to include a ' E sfiittig 9frtii^ stya obaoleaeence. FAITH WOBBLES I f you remember the H ob. J. tl¥ UR. FRANK McCUY FRIOAV, NOVEMBfiR IS (Claatral and Baatarn Standard Tima) be In the St. Bemard’a cemetery. carnival balL at which time the Friday Thomas Heflin of Alabama, who gBsenoae «a f«g a r « le HaaHfe aad (MM (RheBOBtie Spvrs) Natal AU piufianiS to kar and baale ebatna or sroupa tbaroof unlaaa tpae- Auunal $all Repert Queen o f the Manchester tee carni- IkaiutiS^ntiNTiNo wup^t, in'i. If we had mads the rallroada taka Figures make pretty dry reading Hector Mticdonald to Carr.v Dancing in the gym from 8:30 to used to be a senator here, you'll tie (^asttoo: Lawretioe B. writae; flad: ceaat ta eeait (a la a) daalsnatlon Ineludaa all avnllabla atationa. Tolland County ' Commissioners, val might be selected and crowned. ^nterestinff Exhibit May Rif II Bim* i wrMt care o f tba losses o f ''thq eanatBr intereatetf to hear that he w one of snu Be sBewsmit By Us MeCoy who eaa 12:30. Music by Johnny Nesco and llUCllMlor COAB. and unicaa they are accurate their "I bava basB auffartat for tha last Frpsrama aiibloct ta abanaa. F. M. Cent. East. GmZENSVOTEDEC.3 George Slawick, Horry C. Smith, Complete Line of Men's Fur- Interest in the Manchester event Seen at Office of R. Jj Smith, this year's campalgi leauea in a Be sddssiaiee la ease nl this paper. Bb - six monthi with mjr fe e t Foot 6i4g— gi46— Baauty Fragram — aaat; bis Connecticut Troubadours. The TBUHA* rBKuuaoK coaehas and wagon freighters, the lltaraiy attraotlvenesi seldom justl- NfiC-WIAF NtTWORK Hubert P. Oilllnga have issued their , nishinffs in New Store. haa attracted wide attention each UABtrBI UABABAr spot far removed from hie native eloae siBWSped. asU-addSBeasd aavalepi^ speclallata treated me for failing Waady and WUIIa—Wait plunge period for women will be Inc., Here. Uolleys, the automobiles and the (Sr esply. T lw dapraaeloB would ba over for nASIO — gaali woof whr waal wUe 6:66— tiio-Fraaa-Hadis Nawa Farlad annual report fo r the year ending, year In this section. flee their printing. The State M o- heath. arches but with no results as tbe arjar wtas weab wfl wilt wtbr wre wgy tno— 7no—MyH and Msrga — aaat; ON PROPOSED BUDGET from 7 to 9 o'clock. rnaadM Oetobar I IIH buses, the trucks and the aircraft tba whola country vary aeon if I weto wtam wwj waal: Mla i kad September 80, 1934. "The Toggery Shop,” an up-to- In the south window of the R. J. rabllBhAO B *tr» B * » I B ( BBOApt tor Vehicles Department haa just When Tom contested hie defeat pain atiU continues la tba basis as wbaa “ ' ■' ■ Oan Hutaa Oanea Orehaatra—waat The class in home hygiene and Amartcaa induotriallata would ju it wmaq wofl woe-wbe wbw wdat wkbt diig— 7i1i—Just Flain Bill—east: Had The report concerning the Tolland date haberdashery, carrying a com- .BaaMr* BOB Hottdars- BnicrAd at th* would automatically have .bad to by John Bankhead In 1930, the K I D N E Y T B O U B U D there ia occurring an extravagant though I were standing on stoneo. N O R T H W S a T A C A N A D I A N - wtmj care of the sick will meet at 7 Smith, Inc., insurance and real es- issued a set o f figures showing in- fo rgst the alphabet eebemes and Oranga an Fselball—mldwaat Amount to Be Asked Is $95,- county jail for tbe year la Interest- ~ «t OS.oA at ManenAA)»r Coaa^ aa taka care o f the idseea o f the rail* Senate voted aa to whether be waste of nervoua Uaaue aa dtscloied A racent X-ray showa what thay wiba katp wabo wday kfrr eret atof t:60— 7if0—Tha Saranadara — east: flete line of men's furnishings and o'clock. tate office ia an Interesting display ad Claaa Ha'i Matiat. creases In drivers' licenses In the last taka hold of tholr induatrias and run S O U T H — wrvn wpu wwna wls wjaz ing, showing 132 committed during should be seated and a few flepub-, T»uau fwu W..W w uto, a wibycall the “ spurs"breaking around down tha of heals.certain Do Oanea Orahaatraa—waat and Olzia 972.45 or $1,500 More Than ■oes, will be opened tomorrow Saturday Overnight i4* P, of a fire department at work ex- SUBBCRIiTlON RATBB waya. Nobody would have been them with good, sound American wfla-wtan wind warn wmo arab wapi t:46— 7:40—Esaha Cartar, Talk-ba- the year. Of that number 113 were 0«a »#ar. b» auil ...... two years sufficiently marked to llcana, who bad thought It would he make my answers aa helpful as cells which are thrown out with the you t h ^ these can ba removed w)dz wimb kToo wky wfaa wbap kpro Last' Year. The girl's dancing clasaea will, tinguishing a fire in a dwelling bualnoaa seaea. sis; Eatwaan tba Baekanda—west males, 11 vj females, 14 minors. morning at 535 Main street by Hec- far Koatb. bp asatl ...... I hurt, there would have been no po- smart to embarraaa the Democrats possible, but very often letters do fluid waste. This type o f teet aleo through aa operation, or la there waal ktba ktba waoo wava artar 7na— ono—Easy Aesa—aaat; Haymta meet as follows: 10:30 to 11, tiny house. The ‘ scene shows a fireman make the tables Interesting newspa- M O U N T A I N — koa kdri M r kshi News •mala Copiaa ...... I «» litical and tegialstlve bucking, the by supporting this thorn tn Demo- not contain enough definite informa- ehows whether polcone are bell anything I can do?" —Haaiy Ford, Orahaa-—Dlzfa; Hath Oroh.—west The causes committed show tor Macdonala of 779 Middle Turn- tots; 11 to 11:30, intermediate; climbing a ladder and carrying "a per matter. Unfortunately they - F A C I F I C C O A S T — kso Ml ksw kone A t the annual city meeting to be Dal~»erad aaa yaar ...... I»H ' cratic flesh, voted to seat him. One Answer: Rheumatic spurs on tha 7t16— 6116—Edwin C. Hill—baala; Or- drunkenness in the lead wiUi 39 11:30 to 12, advanced. ' line of hose from the hydrant con- whole transportation business would tion to let me know what ia wrong. absorbed from the Iniaatinal tract kbq Mad ktar ksn kM ehaatra—Dixie and mat held December 3, the citizens will MEMBtiR OP I'HB ASiiOCIATEO are almost entirely presented in the of those Republicans wad Senator For example, I. receive thousanda and If thla condition la present the heels are due to local irritation or W a nead more* money In this coun- Cant. laat. 7:60-< gi60 — Ceurl of Human Hala- cases; astiault, 9; breach of the The boy's swimming classes will Fall Rail, Mass. — W alter E. nected at a street corner to the sec- PKBSS have moved along aa one tremen- form o f percentages. and right at Felix Hebert of Rhode Island. of lettere atattng that kidney trou- rheumatic toxins which cause bony try. —Senator Huey Long. 4:4S— Si4b—Capt. Tim Haaiy. Stamps tlana—baale; Hhytbm Hbapsedy— vote on a proposed budget for the peace, IS; common drunkards, 10; also meet: 9:30 to 10:15, beginners; O'Hara owner of the Narragansett ond story of the building. Tbe hose report will show tbe presence of Dixie; Herbie Kays Orehas.—west Tba Aaanclatad Prtaa la aielualvaly dously important service, shedding Well, Rhode Island is just full exudates known aa . spurs. These tiM — ThrlHa of Tamsrrsar— common proatitutea, 3; contempt of 10:15 to 11, intermediate; 11 to race track in Pawtucket, R. I., ia coming from a fire wagon which •ntltlad tn lha uaa for rapublieai'ij b the beginning of the statement the ble has develop^. Usually thla la considerable IndIcan. . I f . an ex- aaat, Olok Staals, Fapsrtsr—mldw ■no- gnO-Mareh of Tima, Drama year of $95,972.45. This sum is al- of Irish and French folk who well a diagnosis arrived at by the patient cause a great deal o f irritation and W e know that tha good sense of •i60- gilO—Hellywead Hetal—e to a court, 1; defrauding, 2; house break- 11:45, Junior life saving.' branded charges llhat he was at- carries hose from No. 44, 8. M, F. of all aawa dtapaicbaa cradi'ait to •' Its outworn equipment as i t ' went, reader ia confronted by aomething eesaiva amount o f albumin appeara alia— lilb—Myatarlaut laland—aaat: most $15(X) more than the laat bud- or Dot otbarwiaa eraditad in iDJa remembered ihe days when ranting himself, without a doctor's exam- thla means that you . m ay, i&. pain when walking. The large ones tha American people will lead them Tam Mia, skateh-midwaal rapaat gno—10:6O-Kata Smith A Her Muala get.Tire Increaae is for the purchase ing, 4; keeping house o f ill-fame, 4; The plunge period for men will tempting to control Maaaachusetta D., with police doing duty to keep like a marching army. tiSn-Fraaa-Nadia Nawa Farlad 10no-1in0—Ozxls Nalsan Drab.—aaat; papar and alao tba locai nawa pub- that tends to weaken his confidence Tom was trying to put the Oatho- ination. In these caaea it la almost danger o f nephritis or high blood .usually have to be removed surgical- to reconstruction. Myrt and Margs—repeat for waat of an automobile for the police de- larceny, 2; lewd conduct, 3; neglect be from 7 to 8 o’clock. horse racing as a "lot of hooey.” the crowds back. llabad bararo. . — Pope Plus. 6:15— 6:16—Marian MeAlfaa, Seprano A public whist party will be held All riabta ot rapubllcatloa ot Perhaps Mr. Eastman or some In the Motor Vehicles Department's Itc Chutcb out of business. And imposalbla, to send any specific ad- I pressure, If the.report indicates ly. but the small ones can aometimes 6:46— 6:46—Billy Sttohalor'd Skateh 10:16—11t16^-Onis Nalaen Oreh.—aaat; partment and for alterations to the of family, 1: robbery, 12; taking Bennington, Vt.— Fred G. Martin, There is also a motorcycle police- friends of ex-Sen'ator Peter Q a ^ , 6:0I>— 7: 00—Co ul d A Shafter. Flanaa Henry Bussa Orehaatra—midwest auto without leave, 2; vagrancy, 9; at the West Side Rcc on Cedar Vermont Democratic best vote get- aoaclal dltpatehaa bara'lr ara aUo ra- other "co-ordlnator" may evolve ability to figure percentages correct- vice, since there are so many dlf- | too great i quantity of sugar or absorbed by diet and hot epeom lOdO—11:60—Harry. Balter Oreh.—ba- police lockup providing for a ga- man who seems to have just arriv- I long so often for tha black, black 6 :1 ^ 7:16—Cana A Olaii—aaat A aou street. Mcrchantile orders will be ter was reappointed, by President' tarv*A. Hebert’s opponent, reminded the ferent disorders affecting tha kid- acetone, you have learned that you salt baths for ten or fifteen minutes 6:60— 7:3»-Unela Xtra Nadlb SUtlan ale: Earl Hlnee Orehts.—midwest rage. Another item Is for $500 for violation of liquor law, 8; all other ed at the fire and a few children are some* scheme short of such a social- ly. This is what it says: state of that Hebert vote. SOIL lin o—isno—Jieauaa Hanard Orehas. given to the winners and everyone la Roosevelt as collector of internal Piill aaraica ellant ot N E A Btrv- neys, and I have no way o f telling must take special care to avoid dally, followed by cold foot baths to 6:46— 7:4^Franli Auak dunola Sorlal new hose for the fire department. offenaes, 6. noticed on the sidewalks. The hose istic device aa government owiier- The boys and glrla were told to —Anna Sten, famous Ruaatan aon 7i6lb- 6:00—Jaaalea Oraoanttta—to a 11:60—ISnO—Ogn Huaso A Orehaatra invited to attend. Play will start revenue In Vermont. Ica. too. From January 1 to October 81, which ia actually present. diabetes. The presence of oasts also Improve tbe circulation. 11:40—12:46—Frank Dailty'a Orchestra The proposed budget for the coming The report shows an Itemized ac- which is being taken from tbe boae 1934, there were examined for vote against "Hoover, Heflin, and tresa. 6:00— 6:0»-WaKxlna by Aba Lymin at 7 o'clock. ship. whereby all the transportation Another factor which mokes It strongly points to cyctitls or nephri- 1:60— 6:60—Flefc A Fat. Camady Act 12no— 1 no—Danes Hour—wabe only yefLT is os follows: count of money received and expend- wagon is of clothes line size and the ^ Tb a drivers' licenses 38,867 applicants Hebert.” And they did. hard to guesa at a dlagnoala o f a (Pineapple Jnlee Helpful) 6:00—10:00—Tha FIrat Nlohtar—a to a DARNED IF IT ISN’T services may be pooled, permitted tis which is also called Bright's Dla- N g C-W JZ N E TW O R K Department o f public works, gen- ed during the year for the county. whole display portrays a real fire de- Ju l l u a M a 'l.rw a dp a oia l A f a e y — S n w as compared with 33,899 In 1933 kidney disorder by mail Is that Question: Mrs. Nathan G. writes: The desire of the Investment 6:10—10:60—Qethla Cherlatara, Orfan T e r b Cbic a a o. O a’ rolt a nd B o tto n eaae. 10:00—11:00—Back at tha Nawa. Talk BASIC — Basil wJi wbx-wbxa wbal eral maintenance, $12,000; oil, $1,- Briefs partment in action. to make, through the inauguration and 29,761 in 1932. This is an very often what the patient feels Is "Wish you would kindly advise me banker to lend capital was greater^ wham kdka wgar wjr wlw wtyr wmal; Houston. Texas—Persons attend- 10:1b-11:16—Fernanda Orchaat.—waal 5(M); roller, salary, repmrs, fuel, $1,- The annual bazaar of the Sliver TO ELECT ARMISTICE M E H U E H A U D IT BUREAU Of of real economies and the elimina- Increase of 20 per cent over last a kidney derangement la really blad- The symptoms accompanying kid- if 3TOU consider pineapple juice as than that of corporations to bor-| only; Cana and Clan-waat rapaat Mldwaat; weky Kyw wiar wls kwk ing a mock wedding at a lodge were • In the' opposite window is draped kwer kell wren wpwg kso wkbf 250; engineering, $760; culverts, gut- Cross society of St. John’s Episcopal C IR D U .'.A TIO N S year arid of 30 per cent over two der trouble. ney and bladder disorders include; beneficial as orange juice. Do you row. 10:60^11:60-*Fraddla Martin Orahaatra startled when a woman threw arms United States flags and al.so a notice tion of wasteful duplication of A burning or smarting sensation, lino—12:60—Hddia OuehIn Orahaatra NOKTHWEST A CANADIAN — wtm] ters, $1,230; Incidentals, $250; salary church will be held in the church Tb a H a ro ld P r o tin g Uo m p a n y, In c . years ago. I strongly suggest that if you feel think It should be avoided by — Ralph T. Crane, president. In- 11:60—12:60—Tad Flerlte A Orehaatra wIba katp w4bo wday kfyr erct efcf COMMITTEE TONIGHT around an elderly man and cried: that this week la being observed as effort, sufficient profits to absorb frequent elimination of liquid wastM vestment Bankera' Asaoclatlon. SOUTH — wrva wptf wwpe wla w]ax of superintendent $2,500; snow and parish rooms Wednesday, Nov. 21, aaOumaa d p fln a ncla l re a p a n a ihllliv It just happens that the increase that there la aomething wrong with onemlcs? Also please advise if the wfla-wiun wlod mm wmo wab wapI during the afternoon and evening. "Darn you, you're my daddy.” Red Cross week. f o r l a p i’cr a p a l e a l a rr o r t a p p a a ring n the losses In junking useless ele- during tbe night, backache, a feel- C 8S-W A B C N tTW O R K Ice removal, $3,OO0:'sidewalks, curbs the kidneys, the best plan la to caloric value o f unsweetened pine- wjdx wamb Irroe wky wfaa wbap kpre There will be fancy work, aprons, The incident was a reunion of a d a artt a a m a ot a la tb a M a nrh e a ia r over last year, as exhibited In the ing o f fullneas or heaviness in the Because I am down for the mo- BASIC—Xaati wabc wado woko wcao weal ktba ktba wioe wavs and gutters, $1,000; 1-4 cost of ap- Group May Discuss .Annual E a a n in g HaraJd ments. and bring order out of our NEW go to a doctor near you and have apple Juice is higher than orange novelties and home madq food and Mrs. James Rutledge and her father Sinclair opponents report a rush waab wnao war wkbw wkrn wbk cklw MOUNTAIN—koa kdyt kgir kshI department's statement, is not 20 a diagnosis made. I f you will send lower part o f the abdomea, puffl- Juice." ment, some people arc trying to buy propriation for improved entrance Manchester Ice Carnival at J. M, Broaderick, separated 30 of unemployed to California, and transportation chaos. ness under tbe eyes, and swdling wdro woau wjaa waan wfbl wapd ^ i v PACIFIC COAST—kso kfi ksw komo candy for sale. The Ladle's Aid will to me a copy of your doctor's re- Answer: Unsweetened pineapple my talents for paltry sums. It can't wmaa wbna: Mldwaat: wbbm wfbm khq kfed ktar kpo Into Union street, $3,750; police years. During half tha time they not the kind (^lifornta has wel- FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 16 per cent. It is 18 per cent. of the ankles. However, no one serve a ham supper. Meeting in Local Club. Some time or other such rational- port, I then have some deflnita Juice is a aplendld subatitute for be done. I ’m atlll the Paul Polret of kmbe kmes wowo whai Cent. Beat. salaries, $8,077.45; apecial police $1,- have lived only 13 blocks apart. comed for years, either.' It would be just fine if we could symptom by itself Is conclusive KAST—WPS wtipiwlbw whao wibs wfaa 000; running expenses of police de- Francis Geissicr, a graduate of TRANSPORTATION ization of transportation will take YORK knowledge about your case, and will orange juice If one prefers It. The old. warn wlco efrb ckao 4:20— 6:20—Tha Slngina Lady—east . The final meeting and election of Each had heard the ether was dead. the Rockville High school. Is on the be sure that, when the MVD says . •iBMNte iiBv«t.we be glad to do all that I cam to help enough to base a dIagnosia on It pineapple juice should, o f oourae, —Paul Polret, famous dtalgner. DIXIE—wgat wifa wbre wqam wded 4:46— 6:46—Orphan Anma—aaat only partment, $1,600; purchue of auto place. Private capital can bring It alone. 6:00— 6:00—Jack Eargar A Orchestra basketball squad at the Teachers the Permanent Armistice Day com-' Fedaral TraimportAtion Co-ordln- . , that Manchester s license applicants you regain your health. be unsweetened and there la no rea- kira wrao wlao wdau wtoe krid wrr 6:20— 6:30—Praaa-Hadle Nawa Farlad and alterations, $1,000; lights, $12- 111 Y E A R S Y O U N G about, with government preventing , ^ ^ ktrh ktaa waco koma wdbe wodz wbt Ckillege, New Britain. mittcc will be held in the Army and By PAUL HARRISON I also advise that you have the If you have received a diagnosis son for those suffering from anemia It is not necessary for any of ut wdaa wbis wdbj wwra wmbg wsja 6:66— 6:66—Oslo Page and Orehaatra 000; fire _ department, salaries $5,- Ator Jogrph B. Eastman dcrlarca ,7 ,, , , , Increa.sed this year by 49 per cent, and know from what type of trou- to live, but It la necessary for Ger- 6:46— 6:46—Lowell Thsmaa — aaat: Judge Alfred Baldwin of New Ha- Hector Macdonald Navy chib tonight at 7 o’clock. Re- RUMMAGE SALE any monopolistic squeezing of th e' New York, Nov. 16.—If you want liquid waste from the kidneys test- to avoid It. Oranges are naturaUy wmbr wala ktul ksko Orphan Annie—rapaat to midwest 400; running expenses, $3,000; re- ports of commit tee.s will be given Bela Palanka, Yugoslavia - After that alt the various .unitg of public It really means .that they did in- ble you are suffering 1 suggest that a sweeter fruit than pineapple and many to live. —Adolf Hitler. MIDWEST—weak wsl wmt wmbd wlin pairing wires, cross arms, $250; fire ven will be on tbe bench at the short walking ten miles to testify in court (mbllc. Or government can bring to find out about big people, go to ed. This Is on important part of wlbw kfh kfab wkbn weco wabt ksej ono— 7:00—Amaa n’ Andy—aaat only and all outstanding bills will be Sunset Kebekah Lodge trasaportatlon' must bo brought crease by 49 per cent—but how do tbe'diagnosis of a kidney or bladder you look over tbe list of articles I would, therefore, have a higher 6:16- 7:16—Willard Hoblaan Orchaat. hosq $500; health, $3,250; new sew- calendar session of the Tolland coun- pike East, Manchester Green. The Tasa Vindovich was angered when the lesser folk who have fed them, wnax audited and read. James McCul- Drill Team Club It about, by taking over the whole disorder and the fee for this serv- am going to give you, to see if you caloric value. 'The calory content Peace will not come to the world . MOUNTAIN—kvor kla koh kal 6:60— 7:60—Rad Davis. Sarlal Sketch ers, $750; school nurse, $1,200; meqt ty Superior Court Monday, Nov. store has been completely redeco- the judge doubted the age he gave— equally under the supervision of the wa know? How can anybody or mode their clothes, or entertained 6:46— 7:46—Oangarous Faradlsa. Skit rated and modernized with new and lough, repre-sentlng the Mons- business. Which It shall be prob- ice usually runs about a dollar. find one that fits your case. To would vary In oranges according to by warships, but by friendships. COAST — khj kolD kfre kol kfpy kri 7:00— 6:01k—Irena Hleh'i Serial Play inspector, $300; Inspector, o f public 19th. ill years. He produced a birth ccr- j Saturday, Nov. 17, 9:30 a. m. Interstate Commerce Commission. know? What good is a percentage them. Then you may learn that the kfbk km] kws kern kdb krmb keb modem fixtures ready for tomor- Ypres post, British War Veterfins, When you compare the vital Infor- secure these articles, Send 1 large, the amount of natural sugar con- Mrs. Ella Boole, president o f the 7:16— til^ T h s Dick Llabart Ravua eating places, $200; maintenance of The Nutmeg Trail of the Epworth tificate to prove his point, then ably depends on how soon It la done. Prince of Wales likes vodka, that Cant. East. ' 7:60— t;6I^AI Ooodman's Half Hour row’s opening. Is the retiring chairman. The selec- Johnson Block, Main Street He Is probably altogether right In table figured by someijne who has mation learned through this test self-addressed envelope and add a Jc tained in tbe oranges. International W. C. T. U. sewers, $500; filtration plant, $3,500; League will meet this evening at walked ten miles home. Mussolini doesn't wear garters, or 4:46— 6:46 — Nablnaan Cruao4. Jr.— 6:00— tno—Phil Harris A Orehaatra Hector Macdonald, proprietor of tion of a leader of the group each principle, though whether the cou- forgotten how? with the small amount it coats, stamp for each article desired. If N. T.; Franklin MeCarmIck—chain 6:60— 9:80—Phil Bakor Show—to c salaries; mayor, $300; city clerk, the North Manchester Methodist that cx-King Alphonso is a sucker ono— 6:00—H. V. Kaltanbarn — aaat: the Toggery Shop, located within year rotates among the six organi- HARTFORD’S CHEST you will see that It is money well you wish a diet ask for it and en- (“Flush” or Heat Wave) O f course, I ’m going to keep It 6:00—lono—Al Bernard. Paul Dumont $400; city treasurer, $100; corpora- church. A large delegation from this trolling force shall lie in the I. C. One may wonder whether this for slapstick comedy. close an extra stamp. (the Nobel prlxe in literature), and "Og"—midwest; Old Songs—weal 6:60—10:60—Jewlah Program, Musical easy distance of the Center and lo- zations comprising the committee. spent. Question: J. L. Writes; "Every ■:16— 6:16 — Bobby Banaan — aaat: lono—11:00—4>al Camps Orehaatra- tion counsel, $300; collector o f taxes city will attend. C. or In some other agency to be particular mathematician Is one of ca Jd in an area providing ample The current observance of the There Is always a bit of smug- You may not know Paul Chate- A careful check of the liquid waste BLADDER IRRITATION (OR 15 minutes or so, night and day, I continue writing. There are poor Hobart Mack—Dixie; iklppy—mid- east: Amaa 'n* Andy—west rapaat and tax bond, $400; assessors and Stanislaw Lemek ha.s been ap- tain, yet scorea of Important peo- authors, too. wait; Texas Rangara—wait 10:60—11:60—Jolly Coburn Orehaatra parking, was born in Amherst, Arnjlstlce anniversary waa very created Is by no means certain; nor ness and the holier-than-thou air the new appointees of the estimable tells the doctor many things CYSTITia) ...... have a "flush" or heat wave. These rate maker, $200; board of relief, pointed administrator of the estate —Luigi Pirandello. 6i60— 6:60—Eddia Ooolay, Football— lin o—12:00—Ralph Kirbary. Baritone Mass. He came to Manchester and satisfactory, the officers of the com- U It of the utmost Importance. The and gallant Colonel Connor—who ple do— Vanderbilts and Morgans, which help him to consider 3mur KIDNEY STONES .. are preceded by a most depressing east; Had Oranga — others east; 11:06—12n6—Falm and Hla- Orehaatra $15; city sheriff, $25: city auditors, of the late Mrs. Mary Lemek. about the deportment o f Hartford King George. Wales, an assortment case. The urinalysis should be made FLOATING KIDNEY sensation. I have had them for Jack Armstrong—midweit repeat 11:30—12:60—Archie Blayar Orehaatra attended Manchester schools. His mittee state, the church and Me- dbvious thing Is that ono of the makes no bones whatever about de- $60; milk inspector, $lOO; city court, Past Chiefs o f Kiowa Council, De- first position In the retail men’s Fallot Offers...... at this time of the year when Its of continental royalty, various a routine part of every examination NEPHRITIS OR BRIGHT’S DIS about ten years." The radio has lurco many gullible morial services being largely attend- $2,200; health officer, $200. gree o f Pocahontas, will hold a pub- furrishings trade was with C. E. o f the country's greatest economic claring that the place for Democrats Roosevelts and miscellaneous money and this type of test is Invaluable BASE Answer: You probably have persona into a diaastroua laxatlvB ed. This year, for the flrst time, i annual Community Chest drive is on. ton, Martha Mears, contralton; The miscellaneous' Items include: lic card party this evening in Red House and Sons, Main street, where neadi la the cheapest possible trans' some kind of functional baart dis- bablL wreaths representing each of the : The city knows it Is going to raise Is "In" and the place for Republicans barons. M. Chatelain now Is tbe In kidney trouble. From the re- PYELm s (PUS IN THE KID- Leon Belasco’s Orchestra. *- elections, $800; rent, $500; printing, Men's hall, for the benefit of tbe he was employed for two years. port, the doctor leama whether NEY) order which makes your circulation —Dr. Fradtrick J. Kalteyer. local veteran groups were placed ^ -portatlon. It Is almost equally ob> Is "out." . raaitre d'hotel at the Roosevelt, but 10:00— A l Bernard and Paul Du- $750; stationery, $50; incidentals and organization. Later, in 1026, he accepted a po- a pre-Christmas Special an Impressive sum of money— that about the monument, instead of i vious that to maintain half a dozen he haa been around, that young man wnc mont. cgntlngency, $900; water rent for Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Stofen of sition with Christophe • Glenney, its combined contrlbutidns to the around the Memorial trees, which —at tbe Cafe de Paris, and the 10:30—Jewish Program — "The hydrants, $2,800; probation officer, East Main street will celebrate their men’s furnishings, 789 Main street, ayatems of transportation—railroad, Hartford, Ooaa. the monument replaced. i Eig h t Gra-Tone Studio Photographs, size various Chest agencies are going to Elysee Palace, the Hotel de Paris In Message o f Israel." Rabbi Jonah $100; expenses of milk Inspector, 10th wedding anniversary Saturday being employed with the Glenney electric roads, motor buses, motor 50,00 W . 1040 R C. 282R M. The committee will discuss the j be very large for a city of its size— BEMIND THE SCENES IN Monte Carlo, the Rltz and Savoy In B. Wise, Central Synagogue. $100; memorial fund, $6(X); expenses at their home. company for the . ast eight years. Tmvelero BroadeaattiiE Bervlea plan of sponsoring again this year ; 5x7, beautifully mounted, and ONE 8x10- trucks, waterborne transport—each London, and the Trocadero. 11:00— Time, weather. of juvenile court, $200; interest on John R. Edwards b u been elected During his service with Glcnney's and it smooths Its garments and the annual Manchester ice carnival. I o f them looking for apecial govern' He served Marshal Foch in more 11:05— American Red Cross—Dr. sewer bonds, $1,120; interest on Master of Tolland Grange. The other he frequently took orders from the looks down its nose and takes on a ways than one: fought imder him D. L. Lynch, Medical Director, officers are: overseer, Ernest Smith; fraternity houses at Weselyan Col- Enlargement in an easel frame, for $6.50. mental favors to prevent It from Friday, November 16. fliterbed bonds, $2,600; interest on proper air of virtue and modesty in for four years and was thrice dec- New England Telephone and Tel- temporary loans $2,500; Visiting lecturer. Rev. Valentine Alison; lege, Middletown, and during his being suffocated by the others, does preparation for the cheers. orated, and later planned a lot of I>. M . egraph Company. Nurse association, $1,000; sewer steward, Harry H. LaBonte; assist- ten years in the trade ha" made Sittings On This Offer Must Be Made Before Dec. 3rd. 11:15— Cascades Orchestra. many friends among all classes in NOTICE! not make either for genuinely cheap his meals when the fabulous old 4:00— Music Guild. bonds. Nos. 11 and 12, $2,000; Christ- ant steward, Louis Vesely; chaplain, All this grates just a little on a By KODNEV DTUCHER 11:30—M ayfair Orchestra. Manchester. The West Side Barber Shop transportation or for economic sta- hero dined out. Foch had disappoint- 3:00— Cauaea o f War. mas seals, $25; compensation Insur- Mary E. Broadbent: treasurer, Ber- considerable number of neighboring Herald Washington Correspondent 13:00—Ralph Ktrberry, baritone. A cordial Invitation is extended ingly simple tastes, though; didn't 5:15— Straight Shooters. ance, all city departments, $1,000. nice Hayden: secretary, Sarah Mat- is now located at blUty. 12:05 a. m.— Hotel Montclair Or- by Mr; Macdonald to tslt The Tog- communities who, when they at- seem to care much what he ate. 6:30—^Nellie Revell's Interviews. “College Inn” Cast thews; gate keeper, Raymond* STUDIO Thla tremendouf problem would Washington, Nov. 16.—Another chestra. gery Shop at 535 Main street and D O N N E LL Y ’S STORE tempt to raise a little money for Neitheq' did George Clemenceau. 5:45— Stamp Club. The Daughters of Isabella are to Jacobs; Ceres, Marguerite DuFour; 472 Main Street Dial .5808 hardly have been ours If our fore- spectacular bust-up Inside the A A A King George V, when visiting his 6:00— W rightvllle Clarion. Pomona, Helen V. Smith'; Flora, inspect the fall and winter models »8'/i Cooper Street their own welfare services. Invari- present "The College Inn”, a three of clothing and furnishings and fatheri had been granted the power Is something you can look forward suite at the Elysee I'alace, turned 6:30— Press-Radio News. act musical comedy, at the Sykes Emily Vesely, lady assistant, BILL PAGANI ably discover that contributions 6:35— Rhythm Masters. shoes. to, though It may be staved off for out to be a prodigous eater, but not Auditorium next Thursday and Fri- Blanche Vesely. to aee Into the future at the time from a considerable part of their a fu.ssy one. The Archduke Alexan- 6:45—Billy Batchelor. months. day evenings. Miss Mary Joy Cor- when the turnpike, the stagecoach population ore impossible because der also was a gourmand. 7:00— Gould nd Shelter. Temperatures arc rising within 7:15—Concert Miniatures. RADia zler, a professional coach, 1s In and the flrst freight wagon "pack Wales Favors Caviar HANKSGIVING charge of the production. these people are employed tn Hart- the organization to a point remi- 7:80— Musical Highway. Deaths Last Night ata" came upon the acene. These The Prince of Wales, who used to The leading lady will be Betty ford and the Hartford Che.st drive niscent of the famous battle In 7:4fr-r-8tudlo Program. New York, Nov. 16.—(A P )—This go often to Savoy, was a bit more DunhiU, with Everett Thuemler as constituted no governmental prob- which Dr. Tugwell, Jerome Frank 8:00—Jessica Dragonette. is to be- the week-end of twelfth Rochester, N. Y.—Dr. George has stripped tliem to the skin so far choo.sey. Almost Invariably started the leading man. Miss Mary Bresna- lem because they went their own and Fred Howe, tangled with 9:00— Modem Concert Program; broadcast tmniversaries. One of Barlow Penny, 75, professor emeri- HB their charity ‘ 'possibles'' are con- with blenes, which are little wbeat- han will appear aa "Fanny Bache- Ocorge Peek and managed to push cakea served with sour cream and Robert Sbonley, baritone. them will be Roxy and his gang and tus of musical history and theory at .ways and asked small odda of any- cerned. lor” , the sophisticated daughter of him out of the farm recovery out- caviar and a glass ot vodka. Next 9:80— Pick and P a t the other the M^or Bowes family. the Eastman School of Music. body. But with the appearance of fit along with many of his hench- ld;00—First NIghter. Mrs. Bachelor, the part to be played A dozen cities and towns all the therc'd be pheasant and fixings, and Roxy and his gang on the WABC- Toledo, O.— * ■tlllam Sterling Bat- ,the canals there came the germ of men. 10:30— Gothic Choristers. CBS chain will have the flrst ob- by Miss Hope West. Louis Reynolds tis, so, who dramatized all of Dick- way from New Britain to Manches- the dinner topped off with a special 11:00—George R. Holmes’ News will play the part o f the hen-pecked future comi^lcations, though noboily The issues haven't changed. dessert. A baked Alaska would be servance in his Saturday night pro- ens' novels and portrayed many of ter are affected by the highly from Washington. gram. Majo Bowes will ^observe husband, "Mr. Bachelor" and Frank the characters. than raaUsed it. I f a canal eltmln' Shall the processors and distribu- prepared. Then some bkked cherries efficient system of sandbagging con- 11:18—Jessie C ^w ford, organist. his anniversary on W E AF-N BC Delbene, aa "Billie Penn", Fanny's tors of food write their own tick- would be put Into a chafing dish. Ated A number o f horse drawn 11:30— Slumber Hour. Sunday night. finance. Harold Sebtebe and Leonard tributions to the Hartford Cheat ets when A A A marketing agree- Over them, some brandy and a lit- SALE wbaeled vehicles the owners hqd 12:00— Silent. ‘ Listening in tonight: Dowlng, are "Gordon Spiles" and from the employees of Hartford fac- menta are made — aa industries tle chartreuse. Set on fire, stirred, wrote their own codes under N R A ? WEAF-NBC—6, Jessica Drago- "Herbert Date", 'Madame Duane", TRUMBULL and ALLYN STREETS, HARTFORD, CONN. only to shift their teams to some and the whole business poured over tories, offices and shops, whose pro . Or shall A A A insist on effective nette; 9:30, Pick and Patsy; 11:30, the mysterious lady, will be portray- ration wbera there was no canal to the baked Alaska. I'lt for a prince! of Dining Room Furniture tests that they have obligations to provisions for protection of the Jolly Coburn orchestra. ed by Lillian Abrahamson, "Profes- R upt ur ed? carry tha freight more cheaply producing farmer and the other- There's po such lavish dining now WABC-CBS—8, Easy Aces; 9:30, sor Jones," by William Mahn, War- discharge toward their own com- as in an older day. No such affairs opportunity was all about. wise helpless consumer? Hollywood Hotel; 10:30, Kate ren Glolser aa "Uncle Delora.” munltlee li aniwered by a brusque: as they used to have every night at Smith. Tha first realisation devaloped If the defeat of Peek waa a lib- In the chorus are the following; "You earn your living Jiere, don't eral victory, It haa borne few frulta. the Hotel de Paris, which you including 22 fine dining room suites! W JZ-NBC—Irene Rich: 9:80, Stella Roavozlno, Alice Cyrklewlcz, 1 A Piece Studio Outfit whan tha rallroada oama along and couldn't enter unless you were at Phil Baker; 12:80, Archie Bleyer your* The succeeding administrator, CheS' Dorothy Miller, Loretta Whalen, put both the established stage lines ter Davis, has been so overwhelmed least a baron, and where huge orchestra. Nettle Wilezka, Mabel Slefert, Living Room, Bedroom and Dining Room in One To which they might answer; "Do What to expect Saturday: Delivers and the canals out of buslnass. i t Is by his duties and rc.sponsibllltles blocks of Ice were carved into the Friday, November 16. Sophie Schaeffer, Lillian Wells, Inez the Hartford factories, Insurance that oxe-grinding s lUordlnatea and form of sturgeon and filled with HERE will be many happily refurnished dining ■WEAF-NBC— 4 p. m., Program a great pity that there was not, in by joint committee on unemploy- Abrahamson. Clara DeCarll, Qara offices and etores find their custom- lobbyists have been able to push him fresh caviar. . . . No big spenders, rooms this Thanksgiving. Our own sales records P. M. Marcus, Ruth Allan, Marion Young, those days, a leadership with the either, such as M. Recl)>on of Parlg, ment; 6, One Mui’s Family. ers In Hartford?" But they doi't, around. as well as national statistics show the revived in* 3:00— Philadelphia Orchestra, Leo- Martha Wagner, Rosalyn Blonstein, isalght and the perspective to see who dined the entire chorus of the pold Stokowski. W ABC-C3S— 9 a. m., Cheer up of course. T toy ante up. They terest. W e’ve prepared to help many more to re* revue; 5 p. m., Little Jack Little or- Clara Rlckes, Lenone Thompson, that a great principle bad arisen SUivr Off RhowdowB Petit Parlslenne every night In tbe 5:00— A t the (kinsolo. Mary Shepherd. Gladys Hahn. know they better had. week. He gave a party one evening furnish for the holidays with one of the finest 5:15— Sklppy. chestra. The whole farm situation Is so Lucille Thompson, Eleanor Karpusa which must be dealt with on the in 1914 In a certain royal suite, and assortments of dining room furniture we have ever 5:30—Jack Armstrong, All-Amer- WJZ-NBC-7^12:30, National difficult, not to say disturbing, 'that and Constance Pestritto. Miss Jena ■pot. the 26 guests were at table until S lihown lean Boy. Grange program: 6:15. Dorothy Secretary Wallace Is grimly bent . and lower prices on nearly our entire stock! Page songs. Jean Morin will do a specialty dance. Tha value of a railroad fraucblse, MRH. K ILD A R E a. m. High spot of the affair was 5:46— Miniatures by Franklin Mc- on postponing the Internal show- Cormack. Tbe entertainment is In charge of even at the very beginning, was re o down which so many A A A people when 23 roasted pheasants were A.smart new rug, correct draperies, as well as the proper the executive committee, each mem- A t a meeting of tba New York brought tn, each spitted above a 6:00— H. V. Kaltenbora — Current ognlaad aa reposing in tta monopo- believe Is inevitable. mirror or picture to hang over the sideboard are all here ber being chairman o f a sub-com- ef s tnrtical eparailen, a State Federation of Women's Clubs huge platter. Lights were put out - E v e n t s . I LIks Clark and his ..ikiwera. he and his oo-worksrs are “pioneers." ORIGINAL‘ A U C r . UnUlKAMNG I his ooUsgs days hs was a plo- VETSTOINSTAU nssr. In ths Nsw York 'Legislature DIESINENOAND hs wss a pioneer. Xn the Depart- Favors Pitt Over Navy, Colgate Over Syracti ON SroCE MARKET I ant o f the Navy, during ths Om CERS NOV. 17 world'd g r s a t ^ war, he r. ss a too- (Oomtansd from Pag* Oss) nesr. In ths governorship o f New Yor' stats he was s pioneer. Thames snd told the fairy .tale'Which CARREAUD STABLE SALE OF ST. LOUIS I Indulge In no unctious flattery AUce made him write down. Ceremony Tomorrow Night No Moral Victory Alibis jM e ric u T eM oM Drops when I say that s- the head of. this He publiabed It under the pseu- Two Americans Are Tied Ibar ker sees waterd Nation, In one o f Its most perilous donym ' "Lewis Carroll” and sent Neiriy Fire Points to New periods, he has been the moat far- countless children — and adult* too Win Be Preceded hy Old- GATHERS $35325 , To Be Used by Bulldogs CARDINALS IS OFF sighted, humane, conatnjctlve and —down the rabbit /bote Into a fssrless plosetr o f them all. classic world - f make-believe, where For Aussie Golf Honors FOR UNBEATEN ELEVEl Yoer’sLow. My friends of Kentucky, I have the Mad Hatter and the Mai^b Hare Fashioned Supper. By LO U IS O. B LAC K * fo r Princeton thla morning with the the tonor to present ' to w u the are still trying to put the Dor- By A880CIATBD PBKSS blaring of the band and the shouts President of the United SUtes. Reads List of Money Win* Too Mach PobKcity Appears Neither has been impressive m _ mouse Into a teapot. r Eleanor and lladelqn. In addition to of the undergraduate body ringing j N*w Haven, Nov. 16— (AP) — AP Grid Expert Holds No but we’ll take Notre DgnM. , New York, Nov. 16—(AP) — Al- ' And there are those who eee more The fifth iumual Installation of Cooper and Thompson Tnm the aged horaei, nearly 300 classy In their ears. It was sweet music to than nonsense in the works of Lewis officers of Anderson-Shea Post, 'Vet- yeerllnga from the country’s top ners at ’Gansett Park Bven if the Yale-Prlnceton football tbe Bulldog about to face a ferocious to Have Rained Negotia-; Indiana vs. Uarylatad—Indiana 'fa il^ tiiontii bullloh IbcUm Uoiui were game tomorrow should and In a tie, Tiger in the latter’s Jungle. the Big Ten boys bad better w at^ 4 VETS WORRY OVER JOBS Carroll, for chess scholars have erans of Foreign IVars and Auxi- atenderd bred nurterlee will go Hope for Yale at Prioce* •tin evident In the Stock Market to- made a key to his "Alice Through in Brilliant Two-Ronnd under the hammer. DoriDf Fan Meeting. you can take it from Head Coach Tbe Blue which haa been estab- those Maryland passes. day, lurthw weakaee* of th* uHM- the Looking-Glass"' and moved liary, wlU Iw held Saturday evening, Ducky Pond, It ts not going to h* lished the underdog wss far from tions With WentL Tulane va. Kentucky— Tulana considered a “moral victory.^ tie« provided a barrier that moot UNDER NEW REGIME chessmen across a board, accom- Nov. 17 In Tinker hall. The Installa- discouraged and appeared anxious too; Picks Pordoe Orer remain in the Southeastern OonfiCK/' panying Alice on her adventures Tbe days of the so-called moral to find out Just how gopd “ this un- equltie* were unable to minnount. tion ceremony will be held Jointly. Total*n42:SM«i«iTied ARMY-NAVVilNDVFW ence running. with the Red Duchess and Tweedle- Narragansett Park, R. I., Nov. 16. victory ended at Yale when Ducky defeated and untied Princeton team St. Louis, Nov. 16.— (A P ) —The American Telephone, the belN Past Department Commander Nod For Hue/s Team Wonder Whether They WHl Be dum and Tweedtedee. ____ ^ at CPAAfTStt>$iunwu> • —Mr. and Mr*. F. A. Carreaud, pond took charge of the Blue’s foot- is." glaring light of publicity apparent- Fordham, Cohmibia O rer wether of the list, dropped nearly 6 Jamea Daly o f Hartford will be tbe for Second With 143; Die- French-Americans who graduated ball fortunes this season. Requested for a last minute state- Louisiana State vs. Mlasiaalppl Discharged In Stale When They have been tried to translate TAKE INDOOR GAMES ly ba* withered a budding deal for polnU to a new low for the year " ’Twas brllllg and the slithy toves post Installing officer and Mrs. to horse racing after acquiring _ "W e either win or lose" said ment, concerning the team’s chances Likewise LSU. f" aeUlng which followed yeeter- Democrats Rule. fortune from tha bakery business in Pond, "and tie* are ties." against Princeton, Coach Pond said: a sale of the St. Louis Cardinal* Peon, Rotgers Orer NYU. did gyre and gtmble in the wabe." Agnes Poloquln of Norwich, Depart- gel and Laffoon Trail. Rice vs. Texas A. A M.—The Owis': ilay'i order of the communication* I Two close games were played in Texas, headed the list o f winning N ot once since the eeason began " I wish I knew.” Lew Wents, Oklahoma oil mil- should get by A A M without much/ commlaslon for an InveaOgatloh of Hartford, Nov. 16.(A P )— Score* ment President, V. F. W. Auxiliary, the 'Veterans indoor baseball league owners for Narragansett’* fall meet- haa there been a claim o f a "moral The squad was slated to arrive at lionaire, who came here several trouble. thla corporation’* alTlUatlon*. Most of war veterans employed by the will Install ' the Auxiliary officera. affvche the uKse Scanamiqc ing with $S5;33S. This mainly victory” at Yale even though the Princeton In time for a late lunch days ago to open negotiations with By HERBFJtT W. BARKER Wednesday night, the Arm y and Arkansas vs. Southern Methodist/ o f the Industrial*, while not too SUte of Onnecticut are seriously Officers and representatives of local 1 % ^ Melbourne, Nov. 16 — (A P ) — Navy edging out the Legion, 6-4, through the efforts of their grand teams showing in at least two of and light drill in the scene of tomor- Sam Breadon, princlpi owner of Twrnity>«lglit ymoro of Orant's honost marchandlalng has wen H (Associated Sports Writer) —The Mustangs of SMU by a^.j heavy, were without the strength to considering whether the provisions DEFENSE RESTING ex-service orgoiizatlons and patri- American atara, headed by Harry and the Veterans of Foreign Wars eolt. Time Supply, which in winning Its losing games could have been row's game. The evening before the the world champions, remained in New York. Nov. 16.—(A P )— For whisker. buck the trend. Some brokers felt, of Section 1959, of the General otic units have been invited to at- Cooper of Chicago and Jimmy toppilv. Company K by one run, tbe "Narragansett Special" from declared such by unprejudiced spec- game is to be spent In Trenton, St. Louis today but to all outward however, that, that the market was Statutes will enable them to retain tend the supper and installation Thompson o f Los Angeles, who had 6-8. Both games went seven in- classy field, nroved one of the best tators. from which the team will go direct appearances the 'eal was off. Busl- better or for worse here’s how pros- Californla vs. Idaho— California, due for a technical correction In their places In the state organiza- ININSDLLCASE ceremonies. a brilllent two-round total of 143, nings. stake horses of 1984. The' Y sle squad of 36 players left to Palmer stadium for the game. ners relations between the owner pects for tomorrow*/i leading foot- Oregon State vs. Montana— Ore- were soIWy entrenched today In view of It* recent advance. There tion. regardless of whether the Re- Country Supper Tbe league la now in mld-seaaon Percy M. Pike, mulU-milUonalre and prospective buyer ended sud- ball engagements look from this cor- gon State. was little news of consequence. (the trust of millions of ahrowd theppar*. Th«)f know th«y tbe leadership of the 73-hoIe M el I oil man from the Coast, and hls denly last night. publican or Democratic political An old fashioned country aupper form, and bits and errors are down ner: Kansas vs. Nebraska— Kanaas'-^^l Commodities furnished no stimu- bourne Centenary open golf cbem' partner, the veteran Harry Unna, groups are In control. While the at- will be served at 6 o’clock sharp and con depend on Orant’s policy of high quality at low prices, g to the season average, PaaaacantUU Wents indicated that the deluge Pitt'vs. Navy—Ssven rivals have tied both Iowa State and Oklahoma'4'^ lus for stocks, the majority holding plonahip. o f tbe Guardaman held the heavy- took second place tn money earned of publicity that accompanied the torney general has not been formal- an entertainment program by An- tried to sink the Sailors this saason but seema definitely out-gunned in to a narrowly irregular groove. U. Young Samuel Is the Last A t tbe and o f the second day's bitting V. F. W. crew to abc binglea with $19,418, but with their stable negotiations had aroused fears of a ly asked for an opinion in the mat- thony O’Bright, xylophonist, Dubal- and all have failed. But nevertheless this one. S. Ctovemmenl bond* were again Saturday Special Another Scoop play, Gene Sarosen, whose amaxing and H arry Mathloaon, in tbe of thirty bead proved one of the "hurried sale" and thus resulted in ter It-was stated today such advice do Brothers, singers and inatni- Kebart Turns BaeJe Pipp Pitt seems to have too much power Arm while corporation loans were 69 yeeterdey had put him in the Georgia vs. North Carolina State would soon be sought. mentaliata, will be held at 7 oiclock. for the Veta was almost as stingy backbones of the meeting. They a stalemate. mixed. Foreign exchange* were Witness CaUed in Cele- lead, was tied with Joe Ezar, also of to be stopped even hy so pugnacious —Georgia. Section 19.59 provides In part; The post and auxiliary colors will with bits, allowing but eight. Only were in the money on forty occa- "W e have a few things to Iron fairly steady. the United States, in second place one error waa made in this game, sions, winning 19 races, taking 7 a defense as Nav/s. The choice is No veteran holding a position by be presented at 8 o’clock which will Another Huge Shipment of 66” x 8 0 ” out before the deal Is brought up,” Cornell vs. Dartmouth—Despite Aside from Telephone, new* bot- Real Warm with 148’a. In the next rung were charged to Pagani, rlghtfielder for seconds, 6 thirds and 9 fourth the Panther. appointment or employed as Janitor, brated MaO Fraud Trial. )»e followed by the auxiliary installa- Brtadon said, the only expression It* cripples, Dartmouth. toms for 1034 were touched by Con- Leo Dlegel of Philadelphia and Ky Co. K. places. Their 4 year old plater. In- By Margin of Six Pins Colgate To Win solidated das and North America, engineer, fireman, watchman or ele- tion. The following officers of the that pointed to anything but utter Rutgers v*. N ew York U.— Close Loffoon, Denver youth, at 144, Tba Legion-A. A N. affair ' dlantown, proved a champion in hla collapse for the plan. Syracuse vs. Colgate—Sheer pow- ofl fractionally to a point. Public vator man In any public building auxiliary will be inatalle by De- but Rutger* is the choice. poelUon they ehar^ with A. V. Rae nip-and-tuck all tbe -way. The Le- elaas and became a great favorite "w a s the price too high?" he er (Syracuse) vs one of tha triekest Rervlce of New Jersey. was also owned by the state or by any county CThlcago, Nov. 16.—(A P)—The partment President Poloquln: presi- 'Carnegie vs. Duquesne—Duqueane native professional. gion bad the edge from tte first In- with the N. E. publlo when he hung was asked. attacks In football history (Col- down slightly. Others, moderately shall be removed from such position defense In the Insull mall fraud dent, Bertha C. Wetherell; senior gate). A vote for Syracuse to gain to win this Intraclty duel. trial rested thla morning after final CHOCOLATES Craig Wood of Hollywood, N. J. ning by virtue of a four-run attach up hls tenth straight victor/ at this VETS GAMES TONIGHT Trails by Six Pins Going Into “No, it was not Just that," the In arrears. Included U. S. Steel, or employment except for Incom- BLANKETS Brown vs. Holy Cross— Brown due vice-president, Gertrude Buchanan; the more ground but for Colgate to testimony from Samuel Insull, Jr., waa in ' a five-way tie with a card in this Btansa, which the A . A N, track. ownef replied. "There are other Johns-Manvllle. Montgomery Ward, petency or misconduct or have his Junior vice-president, May Christian- win the ball game. for another beating. son of tlie Chicago utilities execu- of 146, Joe Kirkwood of New York, failed to match by one run. In the The famous Brookmeade Stable, Following are the games to be things to be considered.” The price Sears Roebuck, DuPont. Liggett A compensation reduced, except for son; chaplain, Edith Massey; treas- Buv a Princeton vs. Yale—The tradition Penn va. Columbia— Penn Im- . tive and a central figure In the now ^ y l n g in hls native country, sixth tbe Clubmen tied the acore at owned by Mrs. Isobel Dodge Sloane rolled in the Veterans League to- Last Box, Hits Spare and had bean reported at $1,260,000. Myers B. U. S. Smelting, U. S. In- cause and after appearing preceded urer, Rachel Munsie; conductress, and ^ u l Run)ran, American pro- and handled by tbe popular R. A. backing this game may nufice it proves weekly but scarcely enough ' caae. Supply Chocolates 4-all and settled the issue by bring- night at Farr’s allsys: Questioned if he would resume dustrial Alcohol. Columbian Carbon, by due notice. Elizabeth Oclmley; guard, Margaret Slightly fessional champion, had 149’e, while ing houM two more counters in tbe 'Bob" Smith, ran third place with close but It would b* a trifle inad- to beat Columbia. Santa Fe, Western Union, Bethle- The statutes define the meaning of The defense required two weeks Arm y and N avy v*. Veterans Strike for Total of 1268; hls visits with Breadon before leav- Missouri vs. Washington U— A Brown, Early Tasty Creams Densmore Shuts of Philadelphia seventh. H arry McCormick aUU baa victories by Psychic Bid, Black Gift, ing St. Louis Wentz said, "Oh, I visable to bet against the undefeated hem Steel and American Rolling a veteran. and two days to present Its testi- $|.oo of Foreign Wars, alleys 1 and 3. nod In Washington’s direction. mony designed to counter the gov- Poet Installation Only obot 151 for the two days. hie old eagle eye for tbe A A N, Chicotta, Sp^al Agent, Vain may but it might not he about base- Tiger. MUI. Some veterans are Inclined to be- Imperfect American Legion vs British Colorado U. vs. Colorado C ollie— ernment's charges that Insull and The post installation will be held Chewy Centers Thompson’s 70 waa the beat round and Hemingway, trying out as Bachelor and the atable pet, the 4 ball. I’ve come to know Mr. Breadon Fordham v*. Purdue— Purdue . The aviation group was gather lieve that the wording of the statute ONLY W ar Vets, aUeys 3 and 4. Also Sets New Y Record No worries for the University. hls 16 associates used the malls to at 9:15 and the following officers o f the day, four atrokes under par. pitcher, led with the stick for the year old colt. Okapi, for a total of within the laat week and I may after a tussle. active and a bit higher. Budd removes them from the list of those lb s Tbe CaltfotBlan played magnificent- Legion. The scores: Manhattan vs. 'VUlanova— A ballot defraud. will be seated; commander, William lO $16,660. have a friendly chat or two with Minnesota vs. Chicago— Minnesota Manufacturing Preferred and who may be removed from office by ly through Intermittent rainstorms Veta for 'VUlanova. Spiegel-May-Stern got up about 2 Insull. Jr., resumed the stand at Barron; senior vice-commander, W il- for Sbgle. him." comfortably. the Incoming Democratic organiza- and hie long drives enabled him to AB. R .H .P O . A. E Auburn vs. FloridOT-The chips are poInU each. American Can and the opening o f the session for a liam Leggett; Junior vice-comman- Blazer Stripes— Conservative Stripes in North Carolina vs. Duke—The an- tion. brief cross-examination. He admit- der, Harry Mathlason; quartermas- inese wiu Keep tne Hands warm go over the back nine in a dax- Olson, 2b.. swer should be Duke, but it vimuld down on Auburn. General Motors Improved some- sUng 88. Cobb, a s ...... Friday Game what. . ted under questlQn'ng by Prosecu- ter, Edward Frazier: chaplain, Clar- Ita the 0th box of the laat game, 6 be unwise to risk the fam ily Jewels. tor Leslie E. Salter, that by figures ence Wetherell: Judge advocate,. W il- Sarasen, who mlaaed tjring tba A . Mathlason, p Nearly Sure Thing Catholic vs. So. I>akota— CathoUc. The carriers did not make any ex- ooune record by one stroke yes' Linnell, 3b ...... pins down, Charlie Kebart came of the Insull mivnagement, the stock liam Fortin; post surgeon, Hildlng KNITTED GLOVES Rmr t ed mit t e ns Georgia Tech vs. Alabama—There ceptional response to the car load- KING GEORGE HOPEFUL tarday, mieJudged distances badly O. MaUiiaaon, lb through with a spare and a strike ing figures for the week ended Nov. of "Corn" was worthless In Septem- Gustafson. HockeV' 1s no such animal as a sure thing tn ------^ ' # but managed to keep even with par. McNally, cf .... on it, to win the 10 game total pin- 10. which disclosed the first Increase ber of 1931. A abort speaking program will lie Children’s, Women’s and A fine short game saved Cooper re- Leggett, i f ...... football but Alabama comes close to ORIOLES GRID PRACmCE 'V , "I don't want to quibble,” he aaid By ASSOCIATED PRESS over the corresponding 1933 period FOR SEA PACT ACCORD held at the conclusion of the cere- Children's, Misses’ and Women’s sizes only peatedly. Ezar might have grabbed Wetherell, rf .... faU match with Wally Pipp of Hart- it here. "The report submitte to us shows NATIONAL since the week of July, last. The monies and dancing will be enjoyed Misses’ Sizes. tbe le^erahlp but for a pair of Cody, c ...... ford, by 6 pins, laat night at the Detroit 8, N. Y. Rangers 2. Stanford va. Olympic CHub— Stan- Tbe Orioles Football team win total of ,194,932 cars was off 17.B20 the stork was .7 cet ts In the red, by guests and members until mid- BfcWUNG Y. M. C. A . alleys, ag^n proving ford but not by much. SO* aixea during a rainstorm. He sank hut that Is on liquidating value Toronto 1, New York Americans hold a practice at I 'th’s HaU to- from the previous week, which was night 59 two 40-foot putts to finish strong Totals ...... 27 6 BON AMI LEAGUE ,-Machine Shop Five took BiU Bren- that he is a championship bowler. Southern California vs. Oregon— night. All players are requested to (Continued from Pa^e One) 6 21 14 0 a little less than a seasonal decline. alone." The annual installation plana of and remain In the running. Poor ' nan’s Sissies into camp by the mar- Charlie was tifted off hls feet at Purely a shot In tbe dark. Southern Shown a sheaf of the reports, In- Co. K Oiicago 4, Montreal Maroons 3. be present, because Coaih Ed W il- The gain-over the same week last the Post and Auxiliary are In charge | cutting proved dlsaatroua for K irk- Lovett, 2b .., The Bon Am i League got under gin o f 61 pins. The Machine Shop the finish o f the match by the hand Callforais to finally win a game. armaments, so effectively averted In sull maintained stubborn.y that the .. 3 son will be present. The Orioles je a r amounted to 11,859'cars. of a Joint commute from each of tbe i way last night at tbe Charter Oak boya hit the wood for a total of shaking, back slapping, sntbustas- Wisconsin va. Dllnola— Blinoia nar-. recent years by International en- stock waa „ot worthless In spite of wood, Runyan and Shuts. BycholskI, ss . .. 2 CANADIAN .\MERICAN are to play the Rockvl. e Lafayettea Most market commentators were Cowles, c ... 1628. tic crowd after coming through in rowly. gagements freely entered Into by the the fact that by liquidating value it participating organizations. j Large galleries trailed Sarazen .. 3 Alleys. Team No. 3 took four polnta Philadelphia 3, Boston 2. In RockvUle Sunday, and this wUl o f the opinion that, broadly speak- and Ezar a* they completed for tbe Caasells, lb . Bill Brennan had high single with such fine style. parties concerned." waa in the red. Neal A. Cheney, clerk o f the Board I .. 4 and team No. 3 and No. 6 took three TONIGHTS HCHEUl’LE Ohio State va. Michigan—More be an important practice. AU play- ing, the background of equities con- title worth $5,000 to tbe winner. All 133 and high 3 string o f 365 but BUI Wally Pipp was a colorful bowler Not Present "A* figured by your own com- of Assessors and Mrs. Anna Barron I Passacantelli, ..4 Canadlan-vAmerican League trouble for Michigan. ers expecting to play had better be tinues quite aatiafactory. It was points. Coleman took high single says the rest of the boys just 'The King did not appear for the pany, It had a »alue of $11.21 less are the retiring chief officers of the the Americana are safely Inside the Bradley, cf ...4 with 140 and Miller took high three to watifii, demonstrating that be, New Haven at Queljec. Notre Dama va. Northwestern— on band. pointed out that considerable re- qualifying figure* fo r tbe S6-hole- couldn’t take i t prorogation which ended the s*s- than nothing on Dec. 31, 1931, didn’t Post and Auxiliary. PagajBl, r f . . . .. 3 string with 330. too, belong among the eUU bowlers, sasurance to constnictlonlsta la slon. A number of Important meas- hattle down the home atreteb to- Godz, 8b ...... 3 I’s Slaeica by cutting down a 66 (fin lead which provided by the gradual rise In in- It?” moribw. Team No. 3 (4) Sad ..... 180 ures were passed during the period. "It shows a liquidating value of PonUllo, If ... .. 8 C. Snow . . . _____ 79 83 96 388 116 93 888 Kebart bad gained in the first game, duatrlal activity, the maintenance Leslie Garnett, British amateur Frey ... . 04 105 Including a bill Increasing penalties that, yea. My llqu.datlng value If I Fish ...... 92 102 94 288 92 291 entering the 10th game all even. o f high retail sales figures and the was unlucky enough to draw Sara- Totals ...... Stratton 103 90 for Incitessent to- disaffection and die and go to the mr -guo I* about 29 5 8 21 13 1 Tracy ...... 89 83 98 270 02 204 Kebart’a average was 127, and growing evidence of a friendly gov- one to control betting on lotteries. A SENATOR FEARFUL xen as a pmrtner today and tbe big Mercer . . 89 03 07 27B Plpp’s 120. ernment policy toward business. $5. but I value‘ myself at more than S. S m ith ...... 93 90 87 270 North Atlantio Shipping A ct made Rayon Taffeta gallery threw him badly off his A. A N. Brennan m 133 131 865 Pipp; 98. 135, 136, 123, 134, 143,1 While stocks, at the moment, ap- that." Special Purchase (Joleman ...... 140 87 95 332 possible competition of the Giant Family Sold Stock game. He took a 78. Jock McLean, AB. R. H. PO. A. E 136. 126. 135, 126— 1262. Somebody Will Receive parently are without any appreci- Latest Style Scottlsh-Irlsb champion, virtually Totals .. 527 540 494 1567 liner Queen Mary, formerly the 534 The Insull family sold about OVER THE FimiRE Shields, lb ...... 4 1 3 10 0 Totals ...... 493 445 Kebart; 164, 109, 124, 114, 108,1 able inflationary tUmulus, some clinched amateur honors with a fine 470 1408 Machine Shop 127, 141, 115, 184. 132— 1268. The speech was read first by the $100,000 worth of Stocks lir March, '7 5 / 5 ’' Ringless F. McCormick, e 3 1 0 3 0 Team No. 4 (0) analysts advanced the thought that 71 for an oggr^ate of 146. EMgar, If ...... 4 1 2 0 0 Weir .... lie 99 99 814 Lord Chancellor and later by the 1932, a month before the Investment Finnegan . 79 73 64 316 this factor Is not yet out o f the SLIPS Ladies * Belknap, ss ...... 4 1 1 l 4 Erwin .. 100 90 89 388 Speaker o f the House of Commons. ■ ista went into receivership. In- Balch,... . 84 93 SO 387 In the warming up game with! market picture. These argued that, il k ose Wiley, 2b ...... 3 1 1 1 1 Dream .. 117 108 117 New Session Tnesday sull admitted, but ho denied they S H T. Smith 88 97 89 274 342 Wally Pipp laat night, previous to notwithstanding the recent adminis- Walsh of Bay State Says H. McCormick, 3b 4 1 8 7 8 . Lange .. m 102 118 331 Members will have alight respite were “ getting out." G. Snow . 75 79 71 325 the 10 game match, Cniarlle Kebart trative "right" deyelopmenta, the COLLARS SALE OF LORD JIM Morgan, c f ...... 3 0 0 0 0 0 Finnegan 125 114 114 353 A *25 OVERCOAT from strenuous sittings, the new government must continue Its sub- for "They were on accounts In brok- C. Allen . 100 91 91 382 broke the Y. M. C. A. single string session will be opened next Tuesday ers’ offices; the brokers sold us opt. .Government Cannot Carry Bellucci, p ...... 6 0 3 0 8 1 record held by J. PontUlo with 183, •tantla:i ovitlays If bualnes* activity Sizes McCollum, rf ., .3 0 1 0 0 ToUls ...... 669 533 637 1638 and the price level la to be stiataln- with a more engthy and Important The only other sale wat mad* by a TOBEFEAHJREOF ToUls ...... 42S 433 395 1254 by bitting the wood for 192. He hit speech from the throne than today's hanker for a $506 loan.” cpr. 34 to 44 two double strikes, 5 spares, making ed. Total* .... prorogation declarations. Young Insull, 34, was vice-chair- Millions on Bayroll Long. ...33 6 12 21 11 4 Team No. 1 9 marks In 10 boxes. 49. Legion ( 1) King George paid tribute to the man of five of hls father’s com- II 59 OLD GLORY ADCnON Willi* ...... 76 72 70 218 Box score: 9, 85, 66, 76, 104, 124. Kennedy, e . ..4 FREE work of hls government for world panies and waa described by Insull Sheer, clear, flattering chif- Falcetta ...... 71 76 85 232 143, 162, 179, 192. PRESIDENT PRAISES Values up to 79c Von Deck, rf ..4 EY RACING GROUP peace. Senior as "one of tl-e best Informed Boston, Nov. 1 6 .-^(A P)—United ' fon weight, yet very aervlceabla Lace trimmed top and bottom. Perfect Clay ...... 95 72 97 364 Bradley, lb ..4 Mentioning the murder of the late young men in tbe business." Prose- i tatea Senator David I. Walsh de- ' 'as they have plaited recnforce- fitting because they are blaa cut. Just like This lot Includes crepe da Thompson...... 96 79 86 261 Chancellor ^llfuas of Austria and cl'toi“ Salter, who. had treated In- ment at polnta of wear. A ll higher priced slips. Alcncon-type lace. Gives Expect Battle of Dollars Ver- Cowles, SB .. ...« MlUer...... 103 NATION’S PIONEERS scribed the Federal Housing A ct as ' chtqe, rayon, taffeta, silk crepe Prelra, If 117 110 380 APPOINMNTSHIT At The Qose Of Business the' assaasinatlons at Marseilles, he sull Senior with quiet courtesy, put an attempt to Induce capital to lend | the new colors. a luxurious touch. Flesh and tearose. S moire and satin. Lovett, 3 b ...... 4 Last Night's Fights said "these tragedies undoubtedly the son to a detailed aulzzlng on In- money to people for Improvement Totals ...... 441 i sus Francs and Lhres as Hemingway, p, cf 8 416 448 1805 (Oontfoued from Page One) caused a serloua setback to move- sull fln-.nces. .... of real estate. Team Cervlni, p, c f .. . . 8 0. • (3) ments then on foot for European "I'm not trying to slide out of it. McCarthy ___ Speaking at a banquet here last i Another Pitkin, 3 b ...... 3 . 82 84 72 238 Newsi»aper Piroposes State By ASSOCIATED PRESS riched the history of our Nation as appeasement and 1 have therefore young Insull told Salter over a night sponsored by tt Metropolitan Hambletonian Victor Goes M. Saebarek . . 77 Sat. N ov. 17 79 86 well as that of Kentucky," Gov. 242 Minneapolis—Earl SaUer, Mlnne-I noted with satisfaction the untiring queitlon about dividends. Electric League of Boston and- the I A New Shipment of Tournard .... 74 74 68 216 LafToon told the President. Special Purchase! Totals S3 4 10 31 18 0 apoUs, outpointed Frank Androff, efforts my government has made In He admitted that at the time New England Federal Housing i OILCLOTH Frazier ...... 119 94 108 321 Chartered Body of Citi’ Anoka, Minn., (5 ). A Chance To Win With Every 50c Pur- In opening the unveiling cere- many directions to counsel modera- Insull purchased $56,000,01)0 In In- on Block. Commission the Senato*- said "pri- | Beautiful Keeney ...... 91 117 92 300 Miami Besich— Buckeye Burton I mony. Gov. LafToon remarked. "'W c tion and promote more friendly re- sull stock from Cyrus S. Eaton, vate capital haa had vast sums of i chase. SHOP A T -G L E N N E Y ’S SAT- are aasembled on historic ground." zens Hold Franchise. Clinton, Indiana, outpointed Billy lations between nations." Cleveland financier, the Corporation money which It has bpeu unable to j SCARFS Heavy BOYS’ a U B TO MEET Totals ...... 443 He presented Bishop Charles R. New Yorii, Nov. 16 — (Special)— 448 426 1317 Landers, Norfolk, Va., (10), URDAY— YOUR LAST CHANCE! Trade Improvement Securities Company did not have Invest with adequate security. The 11 Switched from Washington, Wall Woodrock of Louisville who gave The Monarch al o expressed satis- money enough to pay for It. Federal Housing Act la an attempt the invocation. i 54'* TABLE Plain •treet, Paris, Berlin or Rome, inter- PECKS ON NE60 GRID Team No. S (8) faction at Great Britain’s "continued "That Is where the trouble start- to Induce capital to lend its money | B. Sacharek *. 134 80 » Nov. 16—(AP) — The &\SKBTBALL PRACTICE Oenator Alben W. Barkley evoked national finance will desert Its cus- 79 203 Improvement In trade and employ- ed." said Insull. to people for the Improvement of 11 Thomas ...... 90 Boston Post ip a front page editori- laughter when he prefaced hts brief Smart New Designs Colored tomary theater of war to invade 76 93 258 ment” In the face of "a continuance Eaton, who had acquired a large their real estate. TM- would give | Tomorrow morning the Bluefleld Walker ...... 73 94 al proposea n sUte ■ chartered cor Tbe West Sides cage team will \ addresa wKh the remark, "In the COVERS Squadron "A ” Armory here Thanks- 87 254 OVERCOATS of the difficult conditions affecting block of stock In three Insull oper- employment, not only to the men | giving Week when the 40th Old Boys Club w ill be host to the O n ter Davis ...... 102 117 90 309 poraUon composed o f public-spirit practice at tbe School Street Rec name of the early settlers, I greet International trade.’’ ating companies, accepted $8,000.- who do the actual manual labor, that will add beauty Low acore .... ed citizens to hold the exclusive the early risers." His references Just see them to appreciate Glory sale puts Lord ;rim on the Springs Pecks in the second game 81 80 79 240 gym tonight from 6 to 7 o’clock. He said he took especial pride In 000 In other Insull stock as part but to the other millions who work i Flannel block for Americans to keep or of the Town Junior Title series. franchise fop both horse racing and The Laurds will practice tomorrow to President Roosevelt as a pioneer payment, and today Young Insull Men’s Fancy dog racing in SuffoUc county. The the "welcome expansion” of the in the factories where the materials I to any table. the value. Only— foreign, gold to take abroad. Both teams being equally matched Totals ...... 480 454 428 1354 afternoon from 4 to 5 o’clock. In government were applauded by Nation’s export trade, which has admitted that he handled arrange- are manufactured." editorial loUowed a storm of pro- the crowd. Regular 15c Grade A warlike enough place in Its own thla promises to be a close and hard Team No. 5 (1) been Implemented by a series of ments to buy thla back too. "The only safe solution of the un- right, tbe armory Is expected to see fought battle. Robertson . . .. .79 95 91 265 tesU which greeted Governor Jo- President Roosevelt was cheered trade agreementa, .coupled with In The defense lost an attempt, Juat employed attuatlon," the Senator! W'ard ...... seph B. E l/ s nominations to the when he addressed the crowd as a battle of dollars versus francs, Coach Harold Leggett, of the 87 90 86 263 ter-empire trade development. before Attorney Floyd E. Thompson said "Ilea in Its absorption by prI-1 Ames ...... new sU U racing commis.lon. Jason Fleece 2-Yr. Guaranteed "My Fellow Pioneers." He said he HOSE marks and lires for possession o f the Boys a u b will send In hls strongest 81 80 79 240 brought the caae to an end, to put vatt Industry. It is simple to see ' Hambletonian Stake victor of 1934 lineup. He has also ironed out the Bralnard ...... 96 87 97 280 The (3overnor nominated Cbaries believed Barkley's preratatlon talk Into evidence a com.-llcated chart that tbe government cannot carry Rand ...... H. Cole, Governor-elect James (Al- Justifled the aalutatioiT and tbe leading money winning trot- weak apots of the team during the 91 91 110 292 C A N Y O U on which a sovemment expert had milllona on Us payroll long. ter o f the season. Unexpected news past week. AU members of tbe Boya ley’s Democratic opponent, as chair- The benediction waa offered by c pr. man and Charles F . Conners, Bos- written Involved algebra showing "1 confess I have very grave ap-1 that E. L. Mefford, Columbus, O., Club are requested to be at Mti Total* ...... 434 443 453 1840 Bishop John A. Floersh o f I«u ls- VANDERBILT SUIT ton business man and William H. COATS the vaiue of some Insull stock. prehenaiont about the ^ture. W e | who owns Lord Jim, 3:00$t, would Nebo not later than 9:30 o’clock. $35 vUle. Attorney Thompson had aaked A. hove not won thla economic war EiiSign of Westfield, We^eaday. BEAT TH IS A fter an interlude o f band music Smart15 patterns, drop stitch put him under the hammer during The probable starting lineups of GIRLS CHURCH LEAGUE E. Sweeney, the accountant, to yet, T tremble at the thought of Ute Post jiropoaed that "a cor- > ■tats asanfaph ( q tha LOST BY MOTHER Thanksgiving ^ e e k , has TalsSd both teams are as foilowar demonstrate hts way of calculation. some othhTproblema that llr te fo re j effect. New Fall ^dtades. yd. poration be chartered hy the sUte onseni wss dedicated In front of 7 lO feverish speculation os to what man Uneupa The Methodists and St Marys FO R When Sweeney brought In the us." . compoeed of publlo-splrited citizens e pioneer cemetery. SO or country will acquire tbe great Bluefielda — Weir, le; WeUs, Ig; rout even in two games tn the GlrW chart, a five by seven sheet cover- such as Louis E. Klrsteln, Alvan T. S fOaoHnwad from Pago Ooe) colt which waa trained and piloted Demko, It; Serpllsa. c; Macintosh, Church League at the School street TOPCOATS (Pull text o f the President’s FuUer and others of that type of ed with figures, Thompson deferred Women’s Quilted Satin to victory by "Doc" Parshall, top- rg; Beckey, rt; Solmonson, re; Rec alleys lost night, while the apeccb will be found today on Fags citizen." The idea would be to have cross examination. ranking American Jock. Healy. qb; Hagenow, Ihb; Steckholz, Zion Lutherans took two gamea e c o In o m y month la to go to the mother will be Today, when he offered the pro- the world o f sport, o f finance and of continued. Italy la believed ready to make riib; Ross, fb. from St. James’s, blem as a defense exhibit. Federal DANCE! Peaks — Frazer, le; Richmond, Methodist social service equally represented. BABKUCT’S INTRODUOnON To Deeide Herself. the strongest bid for Lord Jim, All proflU, after taxea, running ? Judgt Jamea H. Wllkeraon grew Lithnanlan-Ainertean A. C. ig; Groot, It; Bellamy, c; Oocket, Carr ...... 85 79 Harrodsburg, Ky., Nov. 16__ (A P) 6—“nia t the child may go Into whose predecessor by two years in expeneea and the eUte’s share of ^30 t*ern. SUPPERS winning the Hambletonian, In tbe rg; Smith, rt; Cole, re; Johnson, Driggs ...... 72 ss —■The text of the speech of flen- court four years hence, if aha so de- OOLW.AY STREET H.4LL the betting machine toUIa, are to uy a IS* tin o f Bdgs- "<3all Mr. Sweeney" he ordered. sleek person of The Marchioness, qb; Plitt, Ihb; Little, rhb, Rooney, Crockett ...... 72 — Including the {Famous * » r Barkley Introducing Prealdent sires and declara whether she wish- Sweeney took tbe stand. Thompson SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 17th Soft padded sole and Cuban heel. Quilt- be divided among the boeplti^ In worth Smokiiig Tobac- Booaavcit hers today foUows: es the arrangement for her care to went to Rome as the reported prop- fb LytUe...... 62 92 stood.atlent. Admission: Boston, which are open without re- Bco end notice how long each ba kept or altered. ed satin insole. In dainty boudoir arty o f II Duce, no leas. Last year, Gardner ...... 78 84 Knit-Tex Coats At $30.00 Mr. President. Governor L tfoo n , "L et the record show the witness Ladles, ISc. Men, $5e. striction and supported mainly by pipefiil lasts. Edgeworth is lAdtes and QenUemen? Mary Reynolds, Goshen champion, Beer ...... s_ 49 8—That the mother, widow of was called" said the Judge. shades. Sizes 5 to 8. city funds or by public contribution. famous for flavor and mUd- History has been deplorably tardy was not up for sale although many Reginald tTanderbUt, may have the Prosecutor Leslie B. Salter de- DETROIT RED WINGS nesa. I t is alto fiunoas for Men’s and Young Men’s B doing honor to the great achleva- chUd with her for two day* o f each 59 intlclng offers were made her own- 369 409 clared the figures were accurate B M ta of Oaorga Rogers Clark. er, W. N . Reynolds, WInsted-Salem, St. Maty Economy. Many smokers w tek—Saturday' and Sunday—and and the algebra sound, and demand' PRINCETON REFUSES To him, more than to any otbar thua may direct the little girl’s re- These Will Brighten Up Your Bedroom N. C „ by foreign buyers. OUT FOR THE TITLE Jensen ...... 90 76 get fifty ndnutea to an hour asan. is dua the fact that the MU- ed that Thompson question the ax- With Italy favored In the feedbox Thrasher ...... 85 78 per p i p ^ with Edgeworth. ligious training. The mother Is a perl. Children’s Indian ^ P P I rtvar, rather than the crest Catholic and the child’s aunt la an wagers of the moment, Germany, Robinson ...... 87 104 POST SEASON CLASH Why not try this high-pada SUITS "The defense counsel," said the Week-End Specials! Men’s Felt New York, Nov. 16.—(AP) — The Madden ...... 42 48 cF Uia Allegbeny mountains, became Epiacopallan. France, Belgium, Austria, and even Detroit.Red Wings who won the Na- tobacco for economy instead prosecutor, "only hopes to confuse OVAL TUBULAR Summerville . 7 6 - 65 S * of the new 6—That Mrs. Emma Keyallch, the SLIPPERS Russia, are all expected to bid high Uonal Hockey League' Utle last of forcing yourself to smoke MatioB. Kaatuokiana exult In the the Uaue." OAK STREET and handsome at the Old Glory sale Princeton, N. J., Nov. 16— (A P )— nurse, who has been with Gloria Thompeon^et Sweeney alt In the SLIPPERS spring but lost the Stanley Cup bat low-grade tobwxo you don’t dinuuMtiTicsa that on our sou wars atnee tba child waa a baby, muat be Nov. 37-28-29 tb acquire the colt 380 369 Tbe answer to an undergraduate like?Bdgcwarth it made and $ 3 . 9 5 up stand a minute, and then announc- PACKAGE STORE BRAIDED RUGS tie already have served notice they St. games pel 1 tto pirn and the pro- dlamlaaed within a month, the pur- which set the trotting horse world ititioa that Prinecton’a undefeated guaranteed by Larua Uj ed: 31 Oak Street (Washable) are in this season’s race for the M. Tierney 74 fo<'ootball team be allowed to play _ wlitifli lad tb thla stupeiidoua pose of this being (It waa explained) Ml Its ear with sensational and un- world title. Beaten by Boston their Brother Co., Riefamend, doeoinpllahmsnt An over, thla state 'T h a dafansa rests." L. Oervinl, Prop. npected victories. A. Pongratz 77 post season game for charity against to' remova an Influence wbich It bda A few governmental wltnesaaa — 39< first Ume out the Red Wings last Virginia. ■n the at'tea which ha touch- Milshlre BO Proof Dry * a *w e 79 But while foreign gold la ateadUy K. Foley ... 66 either Minnesota or Pittsburgh, is a en charged embittered the girl accountants -- were to taka the night handed the Rangers one o f the Get a New and Better Pair of •vkUaeea ot the parmaneney Gin, bottle . . . ; ...... ^ A e ^ t d Genuine leather, with hand Soft ^dded sol* and heel pouring Into New York, with 10 to O. Campbell 85 flat academic "no." against her mother. stand for rebuttal testimony, with 18x30 inches ~ 24x42 Inches worst shellacicings the New Yorkers work. Tima does not permit Meodwood Straight Whiskey, 100 beaded dealgn on toe. Soft with leatherette topa for longer 13 natlona to be represented by sale M. Donnelly 72 Princeton wlU not play a post These conclualona are those which tha prospect that tha caae would have absorbed in a good many sea- Shoes N O W A t Glenney’s! Star alabor ’ ’ n on thla occa- padded sole and heel. 6 to 13. wear. Brown or Oxford. Sizes time, American doilara are aa de- season gam e in thla or any subae- it la undarstood today are to ba In- coma to a close today. Defense at- •1 sons. 'The final count was 8 to 3. B acausa they -art National 6 to i m . termined to keep Lord Jim on this 374 369 it season. Professor Burham N. FLORSHEIM...... $8.75 cluded In the formal ruling, which torney* are then expected to makf UdMiuart ...... $1*60 59 The two teams thus fa r unde- Zion Lutheran ' B eal B tbalr oonsaquencea; JuaUca Oaiew haa Indipatad he will Hlrmm Walker’s Royal Oak. fide o f the pond as tbe invading ex- I, chairman of .the University they are atUI Netlonal and new motions for directed verdicts of feated, the Toronto ’..eafs and Chi- E. Keish ...... 6970 Counciln of Athletics, told the 887 tm- BOSTONUNS .$6.00 sign next Monday. Counsel for 90 proof. 10 MdiUonary apotU force U of drag- cago Biackhawks had their hands I B their future Influencee; acquittal, with closing arguments S. W in z ie r ...... 83 89 dergraduate petitioners. Mrs. Whitney will draw up the doc- Blth ...... $ 1 * 1 5 flng him away. Veterans of the full. The New York Americans the thlaga for which theae following; ths Judgs’s ruling on Reotucky Smile, toll B. B i k a ...... 75 76 "When athletics tend ■ to usurp FREEMAN .. .$5.00 and $6.00 jraent, probably conferiiiif with larnesa sport expect a batUe royal played the Leafs to a standstill be- ■ wrought wt.w, and are. thsaa. H. Janssen ...... 79 77 more than th ^ rightful share of in- Mrs. VanderttUt’s law3rcra tn doing qt.. Straight_ WhiskeyryS i.oo vhen Lord Jim is auctioned off, with fore Chuck Conacber ahot one past iMertbed hF the boundaries Borbera and Zln Fi •he result *nybod/a best 18-earat O. Seelert ...... 79.88 terest and attentira, they bsoems or tarrttoiy, *hla numument Goalie Boy Worters for a 1 to 0 To- Ruaaia baa tha youngest popula- Wlae, bottle . piess. ronto victory. harmful and should b* raatricted," weetsd and la bar* to ba 39c 885 874 Professor Bsall said. “Only when it tion o f nlna Important countries; 3 for 78c. Other Vetera.'* of 'the American After rolUng up a 3 to 0 lead half Is confined to a normal schedule o f ^ t o n i o Romano o f Broolclyn, nearly half the population there Is Angelica Wine, urf, which should bring spirited way through the flna’ period, the flttB v that tba O M SISSIES ARE BEATEN flAines prearranged with natural N* T., haa built an exact mlnlatura less than 30 years old. France, on b o ttle ...... tidding b ^ e a Lord Jim arc, Emily Biackhawks barely won 4 to 8 from i f th* N atios ahauM 55c Of the liner Rex, although bo baa the other band, haa the oldest popu- 3 for 91.00. 815 MAIN STREET Itokee; Raider; Renola, Calumet the Montreal Maroons. rivals can football be ))ept within ita tor thla oatenwiD^ ■aver seen the steamahlp. L ^ night at Murphy’s AUeys ths proper bounds." GLENNEY’S lation o f the same nine countries. usefulnoao at bnmaa sterilisation to in fair oondlUoa and tbe opera- cream while your escort aenroualy on a largo ocale. tor is a good one, you'll look One ebalra at, tonight’s eommunication Amerioa’a sauerkraut sating king I waits for you. of Washington lodge No. 90 In WESLEYAN GUILD at all times. Then, when on un- MASONIC M ASratS MEET «rbo gain^ that title in 1919 after LOWER G lorifying Keep liquid powder on band. It is RED CROSS GEIS Windsor conferring the Master Ha- Daily Health Experts estimate that the lower expected invitation comas jrour way, g ^ Y O U R perfect makeup for your back and aob dograe. Fred Horton Wlllys suffering a 1918 dafaat, sat bimaelf one-fourth of the population is pro- you won’t have to figure out a way ot It won’t rub off on the aleeve of IN WINDSOR TONIGHT lodge No. 99 of Hartford will oc- right, into tha haarts of downtown I You Pay i m ducing one-half of the next genera- to dash to tha beauty shop before MEEnNG MONDAY Y ourself your partner's dinner coat. nilRMFQDOTA cupy tbe Maater’e chair. Several i i i i s r ^A T io m i S t o r is CnCKEN PRICES Service • tion and that, therefore, there is a you can accept. Put on perfume at least a half county voters. They axpraased their I CHILDREN membera o f Manchester lodge plan appredation of his achievement In tendency for the lower half to mul- The same applies to the nails. hour before you’re ready to leave,. Bromi Will Occupy Chain and Confer to accompany Ehueat Kjellnon to votes last Tuaoday, enough of them tiply until It swamps the upper Manicure them yourself or have it That way, you’ll be subtly fragrant, - bf Ofiv« Robfta BMtoR * Windsor tonight. Mr. Kjellson Is to return him victory In the contest HEBlTAOi: OF ACQUUHO* half. done by a professional. But be sure but you won't leave a heavy trail Team Captains Report Sam the Master Mason Degree Week-End Si Plans for Cbrishnas Bazaar Master of Manchester lodge. for Brown county auditor over L. KDer North TRAITU IS DOUBTED The situation is complicated by '’W T A S flM e f Ntf. to do it on the same day every of scent behind you. in Special Commnnicatlon. G. Vogel incumbent, who had held | Del-Moate BUeed the facb that the mentally defec- week.' Aftar ten there la little age limit Experts 8UI1 Ragari Hirniaa Storli- tive strain may he transmitted by of $481 Obtained During EATS WAT TO VICTORY the post SS years. Pineapple, Ig. .... To Be Ontlined at Bnsi- In addition to keeping her eve- Use a depilatory once a week. A Ctfortry Sayi 30 Cents a to wbot children may read or like izatlon. To ProvM t Paaoage of hose who are not themselves men- SOVIETS TRANS- Masters of lodges comprising the Schmid downed 16 pounds o f | Krasdale, Large, to read as far as mental capacity Is deodorant twice. Remember- that Mental or FhyMcal Defecto, tally defective, so that one authori- ning ciotbes clean, pressed and PLANT SALMON Sixth Masonic dtatriet wltl fill the Springfield. Minn.— C. Dee Schmid, sauerkraut to regain his title. Sauerkraut, can .. most deodorants are not to be used First Fire Days. concerned. ' eessSossion. Aa Uaoertala ty estimates that even the complete ready to wear at a moment’s notice, Silver DiMt, M Pend WiD Be A?erage. Some win even read and enjoy within 24 hoqrs after shaving or Archangel, U. 8 . S. R.— (A P ) — elimination of all the feeble-minded the busy woman who goes to parties 15c size ...... Shakespeare and Browning. On the By DR. MORRIS F18HRE1N In tbe United States at one time using a depilatory. Amur river salmon from Siberia has to do various beauty routines You can care for your skin in the contrary, a boy or girt may be tardy The Wealeyan Guild of the South Editor, Journal of Dm American would not eliminate feeble-rainded- have been transferred to rivers Rod Cross Roll Call captains at Knwdale Salt, regularly. If she leaves everything Frederick Miller of Miller street. In, developing a liking for the more Methodiat church will hold ita reg- Medical Asoodation, and of Hygela, ness aince there would be more ■same efficient manner. Using a bath flowing Into the White Sea IB an ef- boadquarters last night reported 8-lb. b o x ---- .... Morth Coventry, one of the largest mature bmk. ular meeting Monday evening In the the Health BUgaalae. than 100,000 cases in the next gen- until the day of the ball, she’ll ar- brush on back, shoulders and arms fort to propagate them nearer to 1481 raised In the first five days ot WHEN BIGGER AND BETTER VALUES ARE TO BE OFFERED— WE WILL DO Avalon White ■roducen of eggs and poultry In Such children may prefer the church parlors. This will be the eration resulting from normals who rive not only tired, but rather hap- each time you bathe is for better the populous centers of Uie Soviet the Roll Call. While this Is not IT! hazardly groomed. quite a third o f tbe quota for the Tissue, 3 rolla . . . ports aectlon of the state. Is not ex- books they loved when younger and monthly business seaaton and It 111 The question of Inheritance of transmitted feeble-mindedness. than giving them a frenzi^, hur- Union. pecting any big advance In the go back to them for real pleasure In the United States 27 states For Instance, every girl should ried scrubbing just before putting local chapter the local committee F, l| hoped every member will reserve the disease or of mental defecto, and Its wholesale price of chickens this year ana comfort. Let It gc at that. Olve date. now have laws for sterilization go to the hairdresser for a sham- on a dinner gown. Tbe eighteenth amendment is the was vety much encouraged. by the Our Everyday and there Is little he said this after- them time and don't bring too much Plans for the Christmas bazaar relationship to life, is more promi- o f Insane, feeble-minded, and. epi- poo atid wave at regular intervals. Apply body oil or lotion after each only one ever to have been discarded report as it represents only the Im- EVERYBODY SAVES AT noon, to Indicate that the prices of pressure to bear. All children are will be discussed, and an amusing nent in the^ public eye t ^ a y than ieptic, and in some states criminal- If Friday is. the day you have a bit bath. It may be a bother but, in the in this country; it was nullified by mediate returns and many of tha • L o w P r i c e s teams have not yet started a sira- last year would be passed. not eager for the new and untried. school room aketch will be pre- ever before in history. ity Is also included. Ih ere seems to o f free time, then visit your beau- long run. It's easier than trying to adoption of the twenty-first amend- Heinz Soups, O C f I Broilers, which will average about It Is terribly mean to tease a little sented by the Hustlers' group. The be a great deal o f difference In ty shop every Friday. If your hair soften arms and elbows wltli tissue ment. tematlc canvass o f their diAtrtcta. The great social expert men ta Several of tbe teams’ were work- All 15c Soups, 2 fof dS O C taro and a half pounds, he does not boy about having babyish taste, or guest speaker for the evening will opinion as to inclusion of criminal- being made In many countries, in- ing loot night and their returns were Everybody's Market White Cider t A sxpect, will go over 22 cents a a girl either. be Secretary C. P. Thayer of the ity, and there is also much dis- cluding human sterilixation in not Included in the report and it is pound—live weight, which will mean However, books loday are so di- Manchester Y, M. C. A., whose topic agreement aa to what types ot fee- FKEE DELIVERTI OAIX TOUB ORDER IN! DIAL S919! f Vinegar, pints___ X4C Germany, have served to focus at- expected that the week-end canvass that the price for larger chickens versified as to tempt even the most will be "The New Outlook for the ble-mindedness and’ mental defl- Look A t These Prices! Check and Doable Ohack— Then Deddal Cut-rate Wax weighing live pounds or more will tention particularly on hsrsdlty. will materially boost the member- uncurious child. Boy In Town." ciincy ought to be considered. ships. Paper, 10c size...... OC Refreshments and a social time There woe a time when scien- LAND O’LAKES bring about 30 cents. Where shall I begdn? I am leav- On Saturday, volunteer workers Krasdale Bartlett y iw The chief reason for the present ing the "hobby" books until the last will follow the program. tists believed that acquired charac- UUMIANSAll! E Webotei's Early Sana Yacht Club Fine YeUow Yacht aub Baby . teristics could bt toonsmlttsd. Now OBINNEIX COLLEGE CO-EDS FOWL will be at important points along Pears, No. 2 size .. X O C prices la due to a great extent to the two numbers of this series, although MAT SMOKE IN PUBUC. Main street to take memberships this year CHilldren’s Book Week Is this view has been^ largely abandon- BUITER Fancy Mi.k-Ftd Cannon Early June O C strike o f Jewish butchers In New BARRELS OF GOLD and at the same time the team 1 PEAS! CORN! UMA BEANS! concentrating on the hobbles of ed because of the lack o f any eicper- each Peas, 2 cans...... diOC Tork. which is the largest chicken IN CZARIST FRIGATE Grinnell, Iowa— (A P )— Grinnel! workers will endeavor to finish up market In the United States and children. imentdl evidence to support it and the canvass of their districts. Ocean Spray Cran- also because it baa been shown college co-eds may now puff cigar- no. 2 can VEAL LEGS * 19i where prices are quoted as leas than The following titles may give an Charles House, chairman of the C no. 2 can Stockholm. — (AP) — Fourteen ettes to their heart’s content in pub- 2 *'»• ShoHiders berry Sauce, 2 cans a year ^ o because of the extra Idea of the types of books that may that the reproductive ceils are sep- 2 for $1.35 local Roll Call, lost night urged full Freih — Rib o* Loin End On e Pllee — A n y wtlahl barrels of gold, with an estimated lic. Savol Bleach Water, f t _ chickens shipped from the West be added with profit to the library. arated from the rest of the growing cooperation with the canvassers, value of more than $1,230,000, Is the The league board of tbe women’s Milk-Fed. 3/2 lbs., qt jar .. 77C BUTTER "^2^ 63 Snappy Dog Food, O 9 •Rip Van Winkle." 2 lbs...... 15 o z ...... 61c HcxyrrisH po s t mis t r e s s Dark Circle of Branches." 33c Hamburg, O C Hershey’ s Cocoa, 1 DELICIOUS FRESH MILK 1 WHILE THEY LAST! ASSORTED D J h FINAST SLICED 4 cans ...... 4b X C i EXCELS n iH NEEDIJSS Story of Beowulf." Beef Broth, M M K . K M w U SUGAR cu r ed Pork Loins, Whole 2 lbs...... 4&OC t/i-Ib. can, 2 for .... lb 2 5 ^^ Maltex, Cream of Wheat, Ann’s Surprising Summer." quart j a r ...... 4uvC 15c RINDLESS Buehlyvie. Scotland. — (A P ) — or Rib End. Ib. .,. Jell-o, All Flavors, Wheatena, O O “Tabltha Mary." 18c 1 C r a c k e r s ! nlOcICooklie s! Ralston...... A^C Anne Lieckle, local postmistress. Is "Colette and Babs in TImbuctoo." Cube Steak, 2 5 C ’ 8 pkgs...... 17c a Scotswoman who waggles a mean "Ship's Monkey." Rice-Vegetable OCgw Campbell’s Tomato WUbnrt’s No-Rub Wax, knitting needle. E H E N F IELD-S ELE CTE D " "Rond to Adventure." Soup, qt. j a r ...... m 7C Soup, 3 cans...... nitobury’a Beet Pure Oramilated ,| g „ k Froet Confectionery gjif | g COLD S10DAOE doz Polish— 0 0 ^ 1 Socks, pullovers, mufflers, gloves, Variety of Home 20c 1 I "Swords of Steel." The Manchester Public Market Rib Lamb Chops, 4 Argo Gloss Starch, Q Free ...... 0 7 C | natty golf club "stocking caps," and "Seek There." lb...... 1 FLOUR! 1 SUGAR! I <=«««) SUGAR! the stockings women In niral Scot- Made Pastries 17c pkg...... OC Royal Desserts, 1 "Microbe Hunters.” Vegetable-Beef O C ^ land still pull over their limbs— all "I'abbages and Kings." Loin Lamb Chops, O A Land O’Lakes Milk, n All Kinds, 3 pkgs. . X # C | are grist to Anne’s restless fingers. Mark Twain's "Huckleberry Finn" Soup, qt. j a r ...... tCaOC 4 tall cans...... C Rye Flour, O C ^ i Her spare time knitting work has Sunday Dinner Suggestions ORDER YOUR THANKS- lb...... Z7C POTATOES « . i 9 8 < mid "Tom Sawyer." 1 $ 1 . 1 6 1 5 T * 1 7 « . been exhibited at competitions all Rinso, large pkg., 3 ^ ^ 5-lb...... dwOC I "Alice In Wonderland." GIVING TURKEY HERE! over Scotland. In eight years she Heinz Baby Food, "Clever Bill." SmuB Lean Fresh Shoulders, t A ^ Fancy Fresh Large Chickens THE QUALITY—THE BEST! Fores of Lamb, J Chicken and Noodle Soup, baa collected nearly 200 prizes for Krasdale Tuna Fish, Fancy,] 1 1 C A D g r a n u l a t e d * wm 8 Kinds ; ...... 10c her work. "Our Animal Friends." lb...... 14c to roaat, 5 to 6 lbs. each, lb. . 33 c quart 0 ( - 1 PEACHES! PEARS! OR 1 Pork & Beans! Vegetable! "Birds In Rhyme." Fancy Home Dressed Pullets Light Meat, r% |W 10lbcloth$.cl< SS$ J l U b u l k J l U ^ Boneless Rolled Roast A’eal, from fancy Kentucky Smile Straight Home Made O A ja r ...... FISHERMEN FlUIlT SHARK "I Sjiend the Summer." milk-fed Veal, for frying or roasting, Ib...... 4L7C 2 c a n s ...... &aOC 1 PINEAPPLE! 1 Pea! or Tomato Soup! Fruits "I Live in a City." Whiskey, 80 proof, $1 Sauerkraut, 3 lbs. ^ U C None-Such Mince ^ a I lb...... full quart ...... and Vegetables Boston. — (A P ) — A15-foot, 700- Girls enjoy almost the same books 19c SPECIAL STEAK SALE! Meat, pkg...... l^C j os boys, but girls' special series, HOME MADE PICKLES K T / ^ l l H ^ ” * * 7 ’ £^"’ 8 9 ^ Juicy Florida 1 O : pound shark played havoc with the Kreast of Veal for StiiflinK, Best Cuts Sirloin or Cube Steak, ^ Home Made O C P. & G. Naptha Soap, wu |u™.. 1 7 * 1 g c can ; work of four fishermen near here. many In number, answer a certain lb...... ;...... 10c English Peer Distilled Dry Mince Meat, pint . A 7 C Bread and Butter, Sweet Oranges, doz. J. 7C;| : The huge fish was pulled aboard craving just as do the special adven- Gin, Mixed, Dills, O C ^ 2 b a r s ...... / C Family Large Fancy f t Shoulder Veal for Stulling, p : their small boat in a net and fell ture series for boys. They can't live Freshly Ground Hamburg Steak for a nice fifth...... quart j a r ...... m 7C Grapefruit, Large and ; 1 Sealdsweet Florida 1 Fancy Sunklst 1 Fancy Cape Cod on classics any more than lioys can. lb...... 15c 85c Grapefruit, each .. O v ■ Into the cockpit. The men fought it meat loaf, O ^ Juicy, 5 f o r ...... d^OC C o l d M e d a P j ) ;'' >1 .2 1 || P i l l t b u r y ’ t B e t l <1 .1 9 Fancy Red Grapes, I f t ^ ■with fish knives for more than an Don't turn your back on the series Fresh Western Fork to roast, 2 lbs...... Florida Oranges, O Q ORANGES! I LEMONS! | CRANBERRIES! ibour before killing It. A ll were In- books. They fill a big place in the rib end, lb...... With Every Order of $2.00 K L E I N ' / 2 lbs...... X7CI • J u r e d . 15c Lower Bound Ground, C You Don’t Know How ' Juicy Fruit, doz...... C child's hearL Native Dressed Fork to roast, 2 S or Over, You WID Receive w M A R K E T California Oraages, dozen Good These Are Until Crisco, f 1 3 i F lb...... 23c 3 Large Dill Pickles. \/6l C*MHrSl*OfALSiM\ Yon’ve Tried Them! 1-lb. t i n ...... '.... X«7C SHOULDERS Fresh Spareribs, Our Home Made Sauiiage Meat, Ocean Spray Cran- 4 n 29c“‘ 39cl from Native Pork, Ib...... Cranberries, Red, 1 C ^ lb...... 15c 20c berry Sauce, 17-oz. can 1 ib C 1 FANCY, RIPE, MELLOW 1 FANCY, WHITE, FRESH , I Minute Tapioca, ( T I I E E C E pound ‘...... a OC I PAHERSON'S MARKET Fresh Native Figs' Liver, Home Made Link Sausages, V r i K l f f 9 K YOUNG AMERICAN Yellow’ Tumipe or Whitei lb...... 15c Ib...... 25c ' X 9 ^ ^rape-Nuts, - Bananas! I M ustooom s! The place for good goods and good fair prices! Fancy Western Legs of I^mb, JKE'r’ ...... lOcI FANCY FRESH POULTRY! Pk$...... O l d B r e w s t e r B r e w a Wt will begin our suggestions this week with our own Ib...... 22c Upton’s Tea, Yellow btit Sweet Potatoes, O C ... 1 X g c a n d X 9 * 1 * 1 9 I b e ...... a OC products. Our Own Pork Sausages are 2.3c lb. Scotch Swift’s Golden West Fowl, cut up Fancy Rib Lamb Chops, I m po r t a n t A n n o un cent en t lAbel, 1-4 Ib. tin ... 29 A** ^*9*' a bU. mmu A c onttntf^K |^V Sausages, 20c lb. Sliced Sausages, 20c lb. You can fry or drawn, each...... 07 C 2 lbs...... 45c . P i l l s b u r y Ca ke Land O’Lakoa Mnenster ^ ^ Aetna Ale 3 cont«,ba5^ ^ them like steak. Our Scotch Ham, everyone knows Fancy Fresh Fowl, 3c lb. Real Creaming, Vz Ib...... 25c Shonliiers, Ib...... XoC Spring Lamb. Rib Roa.sts. 22c, 2,'ic, 2Sc lb. Rolled Coffee, 1-lb. t i n ...... 19* 4 * 2ge lb. 1 Coffee Ring eeeli 1 $ F Prime Rib Remst Reef, Sunmaid Seedless 24 Fancy Lamb Legs, O C ... Shoulders with all course cut away, 2.'>c lb. Nice handy We have a limited amount of Native Baby lb...... 23c READ HOW YOU CAN GET $2.00 FREE ON THE MONEY YOU Raisins, 2 pkgs...... 5 lbs. Pound...... 4LOC weights.______Spring Lamb from Mr. R. Moule of South Sodaa - SalUnes or Oralinm Flaeat B n ad Doughnuts ^saedof P*el*'* ** 154 Fores of Lamb—Boned and Boneless Rolled Oven Roast Main Street The Legs of Lamb will aver- SPEND BY TRADING AT Sunsweet 'Tenderized Flaeet Braad | Prunes, 2-lb. pkg. .. Pot Roasts. 22c, 25c. 2Sc, Block Shoulder Roasts, Reef, lb...... age 4 to 6 pounds each. Please order early. CRACKERS! TUNA FISH! PINKSALMONI RoUeA O O .M 30c Ib. 22c Ih. 25c 'Krasdale Bartlett w COFFEE « FInast Cookies »>«» t each ...... 77C{ Fancy FowL Veal Roasts. Swift’s Daisy Hams, 30c Pears, largest can .., 2 Ib. box MANY GROCERY SPECIALS! Graham Crackers, 2 ^his ^^ KYBO 27^ lb...... Bottom Round Roasts, 30c .Smoked Shoulders. GEORGE ENGLAND (N.B.C.), pkg...... 25 22gc Honey WheatMuffins Fancy Roasting Jb. Fresh Shoulders. ^jral Baking Powderg ___ Home Made Mince Meat In Bulk, 254 SPRUCE STREET Junket Powder, Jolin Alden *•*! 2 3 4 Chickens, lb...... T2*OEs siza e t n **'• *..*.** r t * 0 0 0 * * * 2 lbs...... _. a . a*. ...a. C U T CARRO TS - F A N C Y W ASH ED TU R N IT 8 - Shoulder Cuts, no bone. Finest Frankfurts. 34 c All Flavors, 8 pkgs. ., SPECIAL COMBINATION! Finger Rolls t*" Rib Boast Beef, Binso,2large - ^ Bank ronpons are ■given on every diah purchooe o f lOe or more. When yon have filled your GREEN CARRAGB OR HURRARD SQUASH! 25c Ib. Pressed and Minced Ham. Chase & Sanborn Dated Coffee, Krasdale Fresh o 1 QUART FINE DILL PICKLES! Richmond 2 1 f ib. packages...... 39c book It will be redeem)^ for $2.00<.ln CASH at George EngUnd'a, 254 Sprtice St. Get the habit ot Block Chuck Roast, Ib. c a n ...... 31c trading at the stores that give Baiift Coupons with your purchase. Do n«t rtonfuse this with the old Prunes, 2 largest cans 4b O C 1 QT. FINE SWEET MIXED PICKLES! Sunsweet Prunes, medium size, stamp idea. This Is a cash discount we are offering to our friends and customers. It’s patting Oxydol, Q 4 Hubbard Squagh! New Long Loaf B?e;m 9« lb...... half pint. Royal Scarlet Coffee, 2-lb. pkg...... '...... 19c money In your pockets. large pkg...... ^ I C » TE A « Brightwood Daisy Ib. c a n ...... Land O’Lakea Mild Cheese. Lux Ibilet Soap, j a (Um it 2). Prhe Bread 84 ima, l b ...... There is no more economical dish than a good meat loaf 31c Bank Interest Coupons have been issued aa Interest by the Mariners’ Savings Bank in New Lon- 2e pound Both F o r 29« H O M E L A N D or —you can have it with smoked ham added or veal, or Crisco, lb...... 25 c don since 1926 and by hundreds of stores in New London county since 1927. 8 c a k e s ...... X7C Smoked Shoulders, Lifebuoy Soap, “ ‘ ‘ £%• G O L D IN R O SE h...... pork, or salt pork. Ground Veal is 25c lb. Ground Ib. can...... 19c Fancy OM Fashioned Snappy Kmadnie Fancy Cheeae, lb...... cake...... OC Fine Grade Pure Fine Brightwood Beef is 22c lb. Ground Round Steak, 32c lb. You can Snowdrift in Bulk, 35c get a skillful bl^nd for 25c which will assure you a good Brookfield Butter, At Any Time Bice, Blue Rose, 4 m . PUMPKIN! TOILET TISSUE! CRACKED BREAD 9 Spp eribs, 2 lbs. .. Ib...... EdG NOODLES! dinner. 18c 2 1-pound rolls...... 3 lbs...... 1/C Gro'snd Beef, 63c Rea Beans, Largest Mayonnaise RNAST 2 IbiL ...... Fresh Local Eggs. Coebanut in Bulk. Strictly Fresh Large Medium This Coupon is good for ten extra oans Brown’s Butter. Local Potatoes. Ib...... 3 lbs...... roll E V A N G ELIN E Ground Veal, Other Vegetable 25c Eggs from Coventry, dozen...... 43c Jumbo Marrow 3 p|WjZ5 ® Je ll-O AUORiio.Puia nuiT a A v o M 0 whm 17* 2 l b s ...... Beans, 8 lbs...... M ILK Scotch Ham, Lean, We have King Arthur Flour and Coifee. , Also Oeddept bank Coupons niest Purs Assorted Varletiee Home Made Red lOdney Beans, Rnadala “AU GieeB* Uaiweetmed Eveporeltd Campbell's Tom a to Soup 3 h...... Floor. ______FRUITS AND FRESH VEGETABLES On a DpIIar Purchase at ^ JAMS & JELLIES! 20* Ib...... ' MAYONNAISE! ASPARAGUS! ^ UH dm ilu W Seed Liver, A foil line of first class groceries at most reasonable Indian River Thin Skin Oranges for Juice, Fancy Fresh Spinach, Yellow Table Meal, O f f Tun a Fish I^ANCY LIGHT MIAT ^ 25* 2 l b s ...... gdcgj^^You«ni^egen£onjyjejualitjVtoo^^^^^^^^ 23c dozen ^ dozen for 45c peck 19c 7 lbs...... ZOC Large Im Native Pigs’ Uver, GEORGE ENGLAND No. 2 can California Tomatoes, Q g* 2 25 ® Virginia P a rc ..I'A . Extract 29* Ib...... Oaf Chldtens last week were highly appreciated and our 254 SPRUCE STREET Any kind you like! 2 large cans...... a OC Lindt d. RINSO Native Calves’ coatomers have been teOing us how s^ood they were. 30c Native Yellow Globe Quick Cooking Tur- nips, 6 pounds for 10c. 1 C Thin Skin Grapefruit Campbell’s Pork & T H c n h c y’t Cocoa 2 17* liver, lb. MMmd. Fowl, too, of course. They are all fresh killed. Phiicy No. 1 NattvS 1N% Pare VeraMMt 2&C pound. ______10 pounds f o r ...... 1 4 for !...... 19c Sugar, 10 Ib a ...... SSc Orangea, large, fancy ...... SSc doxea Beans, 8 c a n s ...... X / C DeUcloaa Black or Brightwood Land o' Lakes Butter, 2 Iba...... 79eTokay Grapes, large buaches, 2 lbs...... 19o Pillsburys’ Best Flour, POTATOES! Na«Mc‘fChecolatam.'Sav..2 •j; 25* SsiMage, I b ...... Country BoU Batter, t lbs...... 680 Sunshine Ginger Snaps, fresh, crisp, 2 Iba. . . , IBo MAPLE SYRUP! FORMOSA TEA! 24^^-pound A w 4 ^ Get a heed eat Fwnlly SiLcod Bacon, Bunches. Celery, Cabbage. Pink Snlmoa, Oohunbla River, 2 c a n s ...... 25« IrtMttace^wtM8|^______AT OUR BAKERY DEPARTMENT Rlnso, 2 large pkga-...... Rode Oydel Syiap lite Davis Baking Powder, largo can 22c, ISe Coco- Hl-Test Com, No. 2 eon, 2 cans ...... 23e “ek ...... 9X.X7 L IK B U O Y bw'M—.I Quaker Oats, p k . Bisqukk nieiier phf 28^ Diied Bsaf, f'lltaa O d iw . Try Our Quality. Prices Right Stuffed and Baked Native Chickens, each, Home Made Corned Beef Hash, malt free with each can. Peas, No. 2 eaa, 2 c a n s ...... 25e TO IL E T S O A P Ginger Ale, largo bottio, contents...... lUc Tissue Tollat Paper, d f o r ...... 2Ae •mall p k g ...... JfC 2S« A SS.S0 value for only ISe and Salt Slip thowlnf pwciiaia 5^ I h ...... • Smoked FOets (no akin or bone) Haddock. 2 lbs...... 25c Nationwide Flonr, 24 t-Ulb. b a g ...... $1.15 Oysters, fresh today...... 20c half plat, SSc pint IfHieyeomb Tripe^ Home Made Delicious Fruit Cakes, each New Qreg Balk oM jgpaeltajot^ 79c •■"'98c Rumford Baking Powder, I lb. ran ...... 29c Assorted Chokies, ceUophane w iappi^ . . . .18c lb. Paaqy Wklta Pare FleaUag Ih...... 6 Porterhouse, Short Home Baked Beans, 4 m* and Thompaoa*a Sweet Cider, conteuU, g a L ...... S5c Smoked Shonider ...... I8c lb. MAHIEU’S ^ Rum ford Ba king P o w d e r ih BoomI. Veal Cutlets, Shoulder Steaks. Rib and quart...... I 25c”"* 40c Graadnntlierh Mince Meat, fresh...... 8 for 21c Daisy H a m ...... 27c lb. DATES! CAULIFLOWER! FAIRY SOAP! 19 L ta li aa4 Shoiddar Lamb Chops. Sirloin Steak, we cut ■•aaiisa. 4 tbs...... SirBockviUe Sausage...... 25c Iht, Pickles s S Free DeHfwjdi? : Niilii i e bene. Fstot us with your order for Poultry sterling F ig Bars, fresh lot, 2 Ib a ...... 2 3 c Frankfnrto...... 19c lb. GROCERY O A K ITE Crisco POPtiLAa wand Dial 5191 ~ We wiB have our usual high quality. COME TO raE STORE OR TH ONE — DIAL 5111 NhMonaride Coffee, fresh g ro u n d ...... 27e Hamburg Ifie lb. 188 Spruce Street each kC B o x o f 5 Six O’clock Coffee ...... 2Sc lb. Pot R oost...... ISe lb. 2jb*-25< -kl 1 0 ^ Manha tta n Cocktail PilislyirY*s Bran ' . f • • I ' MAKCSIESTEIICVENTNO HERAIA MANCHESTER. CONN. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 16.1984 -V» MAl^CHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANC3IB8TER. CONN;. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 16,1964. bera ln Beef Jelly;-Stewed Aprieota. oughly mix. Bake In a hot oven for son, loU 40 to 40 In tha Colonial this afternoon In the North Haven wa# la the famUjr plot la Moato- tha procsdtng w s ^ ’s. and 18 to SO Thursday— 16 or 30 mlnuUjiL crisping the top GREENHOUSE DESTROYED Gardens tract on Bidwell street. MANY FRIENDS PRESENT Congregational church o f Colonel we*e cemete* BUSINESS OUTLOOK par cant in excasa o f the total foi Breakfast—Coddled iBggs; Melba under the' broiled flame Juat before Sarah O. Cheney to Sherwood A. Robert Orville Eaton, foimer col- tha corresponding 1933 week. M EN US Toast; Pear Sauce. lamovlng from oven. Serve hot Cheney, property located on St. lector o f Internal revenue, and fore- “On the strength of the current Lunch— Raw Apples aa dcstred; COMMON OHIO DEPOSITS INCREASE APPEARS BRIGHTER sltuatlmi and because Inventories In . ^ SOUTH MRNCHC^TCR ■ CONN f i James street. ' ATm EATON FUNERAL.-nost Republican party member. For Good Health glass of Milk. QnBBTIONB AND ANSWSBS BY MOUNT CARM E A E many trades have besn reduced The church was well fllled. The Dinner—Brollsd Lamb Chopa; (Seda for Aeldity and ClganiBr) (Jolumbu*, O.— (A P ) — Depoaita sharply, the sustained movement sendees were by pastor, Rev. («#0 affnj mag pMnnofy) . A Week’a Supply Steamed Carrots; Turnip Cup Sal- QuaoUon: Letltla DaS. writes: ISTIPATION WITH Cburch Well FIDcd at Services ia Ohio'# 653 Uceaied baak# had into consuming channels is begin- Large Bam and Four Small W. D. Carroll, salsted by Rev. Dr. Recomaumded ad; Prune Whip. “Would like a little information FOREIGN EXCHANGF ning to penetrate to the manufac- for Former Collector of In- A. O. Petty of New Haven. reached aearly a billion an d'a half the largest 'volume recorded since Friday— about the use o f bicarbonate of Baildinga Wrecked by Flamea dollar# by June 30, an Increase of turer." B y D r. F n o k McCoy For Making Thanksgiving ‘‘Goodies” ternal Revenue and Republi- the Blaster shopping period. Breakfast—Cottage Cheese; Pine- soda. Some medical authorities rec- laicioys CEREAL Thie Morning. New York, Nov. 10—(AP) —For- The honorary beaivri wer4 six 8181,000,000 from December 30, Volume Increases can I.«ader. of the deceased closest friends and apple. ommend the use of so-la aa a mouth eign Ebcchange steady; Great Bri- 1933, a report o f the federal deposit "Volume for the country as a There are now only two hansom wash, tooth cleanser, and a cleanser New Haven, Nov.16.—(A P)—Fire th^ active bearers were also person- Dr. McCoy's menus suggestsd fhr Lunch—Baked Ground Beeta; tain In dollars, others in cents. Insurance corporation shows. whole was 8 'o 12 per cent ahead of caba licenaed for hire In London. of the stomach. On the other hapd o f an undetermined origin deatroyed North Haven, Nov, 16.— (A P I - al friends. the week beginning Sunday, No- (Cooked Celery; Salad of Orated Great Britain demand, 4.90H; I have read that soda la harmful to Shop Hale’s Self-Serve Grocery Erfiofg’s All-Bran Bring* alx buildings and their contenta on Carrots. cables, 4.00 H; 60 day blUs, 4.98%; Many friends whose ties were very The floral tributes wera profuse vember 18, 1934. the teeth and stomach. The claim Belief tha premlaea o f B. W. McCue in Dinner--Broiled White Fish; France demand, . 6.08%; cables, close were at the funeral services In number. Burial o f Colonel Ekitbn 3 Snnday— Steamed Artichoke; Stewed Toma- Is that the soda aats tbs lining of Mount Carmel early today, despite 6.68% ; Italy demand, 8.50; cables, the stomach and also destroys the 'the efforts of firemen from five com- Breakfast—French Omelet; crisp toes; Salad of Lettuce, Celery and 8.55. bacon; W affle; Stewed Raisins. Cucumbers; Jello or Jell-Wi^, no enamel on the teeth. I would like Look cot for he*d«ch««, lo«» of munities to bring the flames under Demands: Lunch— Glass of GrapeJutce. Cream. your opinion on tUa subject’’ sppatita und energy, smllow com- control. Belgium, 23.31; Germany, 40.20; Answer: I do not believe that bi- Saturday— plexiona, ri«ple**ne«*. f^enuenUy, The, flreraen saved the McCue Hollanfl, 67:57; Norway, 25.11; Swe- Dinner—Roast Chicken; Aspara- carbonate of soda would be injurl- Quality FLOUR these are wBrnlng signs <4 common house in the face of a strong north- den. 25.77; Denmark, 22.32; Fin- A & P F O O D S T O R E S gus; Cooked String Beans; Lettuce Breakfast—Baked Eggs; crisp oua to the teeth ....mouth, or even oOBitipation- I f neglected, your west wind. Damage was eatimated land, 2.21; Switzerland, 32.47; The Cro.1t ATLANTIC 6r PACIFIC T..i Co. Salad; Raspberry Whip. Bacon; Dish of Berries. If occasionally used to relieve by firemen at between $7,000 . and Lunch— Potato on the half shall; Use good flour in making Thanksgiving fruit cakes, bread and pies! health may be iripaised. Spain, 13.66; Portugal, 4.545%; Monday— stomach aridity. On tha other hand, *8,000. Greece, .94%; Poland, 18.93; Spinach; Raw Celery. it seems to be an excellent tooth Today, you can rid yourself of Breakfast—Cornflakes (retoast- The Arc was discovered by Mrs. Czechoslovakia, 4.17%; Jugoslavia, AndersontNoren ed) with Cream. Stewed Figs. Dinner—Celery Soup: Broiled and'mouth cleanser, as It counter- common Constipation by eating a McCue In the absence of her hus- 2.28; Austria, 18.85N; Hungary, Meats • Groceries - Fruits and Vegetables Steak; Stewed Celery; Salad of acts aridity. The only possible ob- PlLLSRURY'S.il . . GOLDMEDAL^« ... tempting cereal. ■ Laboratory tests band She said the flamea seemed to 29.72N; Rumania, 1.01; Argentine. Lunch— Rice en casserole; Spin- Sliced Tomatoes; Small serving of Phone 4Q76 Free Delivery 361 Center St. ach; Salad of Head Lettuce.. jection would be that. In using It to show that Kellogg’s A 1.I/-B1UN fur- ! originate in a comer of a large 33.33N; Brazil, 8.60N; Tokyo, 29.15; (Custard. relieve stomach aridity, It would BEST fll.is 'AU-Purpoaa' 9J|.21 Dinner—Broiled Rabbit; Carrots nishes “ bulk" and vitamin B to aid ' greenhouae where there was a heat- Shanghai, 34.12%; Hongkong, Rice En Oasserole: Soak a cupful give BO much temporary relief that Z4%-pound bag. 84%-pound-bag. 41.87%; Mexico City (silver peso), and Peas; Avocado ^alad; Jello or regular habits. AU/-Bran is also i ing apparatus. They spread rapidly, Small Fowl Roasting Chickens Jell-Well. of rice for an hour or more (prefer- one might let the trouble progress .she said, to a large bam and four 27.85; Montreal in New York, ably overnight). Wash thoroughly too far without trying to overcome rich In iron for the blood. for Fricassee Tuesday— “Seftasllk*' Cake Flour. smaller outbuildings. 102.50; N ew Y o rk in Montreal. Average Weight AYz Lbs. and boll in four or five cupfula of It. ^______Large package. The *lulk" in A ll-Bran is much McCue, a farmer and florist had 97.56%. Breakfast—Poached Eggs; Melba water fo r about twenty minutes. CAKE FLOUR 72c each, 2 for $1.40 Toast; Applesauce. P’ ‘ « - 3 1 * Free like that found in le.ofy vegetables. gone to this city when the Are was N-Nominal. Throw into a collander and spray (Normal Mood Proooure) These will average about 3 Lunch— Baked Squash; Combina- Within the body, it forms a soft with cold water. Ti;a leaves each Question: O. asks: “What is the Kibbe’s Brand Delivery dtsgovered. lbs. each. tion Salad (Tomatoes, Celery, (Cu- mass. Gently, this clears out the THIS IS NEWS 33c grain separated. Have ready one normal blood pressure for a man of Taaty, Good! cumbers). MINCE MEAT 9 oz. pkg. g o On all grocery and Intestinal vastes. How iriuch bet- cupful of grated raw oyster plant, 30?” meat pnrchsses $1.00 Philadelphia—Mayor J. Hampton Hrightwood Fresh Pork Roast...... 26c Ib. Dinner— Vegetable Soup; Roast and one cup of finely diced celery. Answer: For the adult, the nor- ter this is than taking pal»yit Beef, buttered Beets; Lettuce, Cel- or over. Moore wa.shed his hands In cold wa- Mix these vegetables with the rice, mal blood pressure should be from Lemon, Orange, Citron medicines! PUBUC RECORDS Brightwood Fresh Shoulders...... 17c lb. ery and Carrot Salad. ter and said nothing. Hundreds of Brightwood Fresh Spareribs...... 16c lb. seasoning with a little salt. Into an- 130 to 180 systolic. This should not FRUIT PEELS Peela for Fruit Oakea! Two tablespoonfuls of A ll-Bran city employes did likewise. Wedneaday— other bowl measure a half cup of inereaas much in those of ad- lb.29* daily will usually overcome most tVarantee Deeda. The' world might never have Best Rib Roasts...... 25c-28c Ib. Breakfast — Wholewheat Muf- peanut butter and tbln w i''i suffi- vanced age, and abould never go types of common constipation. Edwanl J. Holl to Walter G. known about the leaky hot water Rest Pot R oasts...... Ih fins; Peanut Butter;' Stewed Prunes. cient hot water to form a custard- hlger than 140. For Good Baking Reenlts Dee— Hato'a Strictly Freeh Chronic cases, with each meal. If Brown, lots 41 to 44 in the Colonial holler In the Municipal building Fancy Legs of I^amb...... 26c ib. Lunch—Bight-ounce glass of like consistency. Empty rice mix- Large Size Egge dozen seriously ill, see your doctor. A ll- Gardens tract on Bidwcll street. were It not for the City Hall re- • Quaker Maid Orange-Milk. ture Into a casse ile, and pour over More than 80 per cent of EGGS BraK makes no claim to l)c a “ cure- Deed dated Nov. 1, 1919. porters. They entered a formal Genuine Cube Q F* Dlraer—Meat Loaf; Green Peas the thinned peanut butter, moving automobiles In Greece are Royal Edward J. Holl to W’alter G. protest. Swedish Korf, 2 § C (canned); Okra; Chopped (Cucum- the rice about with a fork to thor- American origin. all.” Brown, lot 40 in the Colonial Gar- Steaks, Ib...... uOC Whole or Rib Half ^ Apple Sauce enlO I Fancy, Guaranteed Servo A il -Bban as a cereal, or dens tract on Bidwcll street. Deed IXU'DER AND FUNNIER Baking Powder Parksdale Cold Storage dozen use in cooking. At all grocers. In dated Dec. 3, 1920. Our steaks are cut from Heavy Steer Beef and are al- EGGS Egge the red-and-green package. Made Robert J. Smith to Walter G. Portland. Ore.—Harry Niles, act- ways well trimmed. Florida Kellogg in Battle Trork. Brown, lot 4.1 In the Colonial Gar- ing chief of police, wants, to be sure dens tract on Portland street. Dated his policemen win all their argu- R. S. Orange Marmalade, 16-oz. La VIctoIre OlaenronI or fowl lamb legs "r 19 “FaMmry" Quality ments. He has announced he is ob- April 4, 1922. Jar ...... 19c Spaghetti, Creamery ORANGES W alter G. Brown to John A. And- taining a competent Instructor to New Orleans Molasses, 12-oz. jug l-lb. pkg, ,, M ILK -FED BUTTER ersori, land on Bidwcll street. give the officers a course in public 12c CHUCK RO AST- 23 W alter G. Brown to John Ander- .speaking...... 1.1c 8-0 once can. An Read The Herald Advs. Bulk Sauerkraut, up to 4-lbs. avg. old, reUablo baking 'c dozen K. .S. Pure Maple Syrup, 6-oz. bot- Popular Market Boi|slsss, Sugar tle ...... 19c Ib...... DAISY ROLLS •--r''’"' i». 29 powder. IZ-ez. 88c. lOc Cured Ham— Just bursting with rich gold- R. S. Pure Honey, 14-oz. Jar . . . 17c 855 MAIN STREET RUBINOW BUILDING No Waste! en Juice! Fresh Oysters, HAM R. S. Vinegar (white or cider), pint...... Ib THICK RIB sir a 23 Try Minot Cranberry Sauce...... 2 cans 31c quart bottle ...... Lie 33c Holt Fancy No.. 1 McIntosh PENEHURST R. S. Stuffed Olives, 11-oz. bot- pint ...... 18c SIRLOIN STEAK 33 WHERE THRIFTY SHOPPERS SHOP Sugar___ 10-lb. b a g 52c Smoked, Piliehurst Freih Poultry tle ...... 41c Cloth bag.______Shanklem "JOIN THE RED CROSS’’ S houlder s APPLES ORDER YUL'R TH.ANKSOIVINa TURKEY NOW. K. S. Queen Olives, 10-oz. bot- Oyster Crackers, Dial 4151 tle ...... 27c Ib...... 20c Milk Fed Horseradish, b o ttle ...... lOe W eek-End V a lues 4 lbs. 27« Jti June Ifou (Had Native Fowl FLOUR Reaping Id-quart baaketa, 91.89. for frtrsMre Mill H.-O. Oats (R eg.), pkg...... lOr GOOD COFFEES FOR YOUR WEEK-ENP SHOPPING WE OFFER YOU **Sunrise** QuaUty Productg Coffee Lovers Recommend (4 ib. average) Squsre Deal, Ih...... 2.1o Turkeys avoniKO R. S. Farina, 14-oz. pkg...... 12c SILV ER B R O O K Itrownle, Ib...... 2.1o SU N N Y FIELD Many Items of real quality merchandise at thoee extremely low price# we always extend te you, Fresh, Crisp where you can make year dollar buy more than a dollar’s worth. Follow the crowd and aave a Baked Fancy Fancy R o a s t P o r k Roasting R. S. Pitted Dat4-s, p k g ...... I.V Royal Scarlet, Ib...... 33o Beech-Nut 9 to 10 lbs. a i.a z ea. Baker’s Cocoanut, 4-oz. can ...lie Nathan Hale, Ib...... S.1o 241/2-lb. dollar! Corn Chickens $1.42 Bag Beans Tomatoes CELERY Arrowroot Biscuits, 2 pkgs. ...10c Sanka, Ib...... 49o PASTRY BUTTER 2 cans 2 cans 2 cans 6 Ib. Roesting S U N N Y FIELD COFFEE Broilers Chickens, lb. 42c Statler Tissue, ALL-PURPOSI 2 (or 19< FLOUR 2 p®""* 63 2 -fcj MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN^ ERIDAY. NOVEMBER 16,1984. The Toonerville Trolley That Meeta All Trains By Fontaine Fox OUR BOARDING HOUSE T H E SKIPPER CAN PELIVCR A B OTTLE OF LICKCR TO TH AT C R A P O A M E SENSE and N O N SEN SE UN D E R TH E TR E STL E . NO M ATTE R WHO IS ON TH E C A R . Letters a L* Mode Poet — I am going to publlah volume of my poems aad do It under El&ATi ARMISTICE. "Tour favor received aad contents the name of John Smith. Botod Friend — Well. I don't think that We beg attention to prices quoted" 6REAT CAESA3E MEAN Q, why do we write such bromidle would be quite fair. bunk. Poet — Why not? TO SAV »T COSTS t W cT la dead. A live ould not vei^ was the purpoee of hts tmpereona- Such oteequious twaddle. lacklDg tn ' Friend — Just think of the thou- automobiles for sa l e 4 AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE APARTMENTS—FLATS— HOUSES FOR SALE well confuse sands of Innocent men who will be MUCK TO EQUIP THE T he C le w dentity with’ a Uon. He then intended to disappear. spunk? suspected. TENEMENTS 63 FOR SALE OR RENT with privi- corpse.” *TJnfortunate]y, however, he was NATIONAL GUARD Why talk about “favors" when GREAT "DREADNAUQHT" 1930 CHEVTIOIXT CXJtJPE *89. FOR SALE—1929 FORD coupe. In good condition, new tires, *55. Call FOR RENT—IN BUSINESS sec- lege of buying, 6 room bungalow, "That la true,” the lawyer said. ot aa amorous disposition as Is so there are not any? Probably Tour Teacher Also Told WITH A STABLE WAP©RC»E? 1839 PontiEC c<>*ch *89, 1929 with all modem improvements, 3 of the "But let us not lose sight of the frequently the case with criminals Why say that you "beg” when you Cbcrrolet roaditer *79, 1929 3379. tlon, heated apartments, one 7 You ’That You Might B* Prssldsnt room, one (our room. Apply Ed- car garage and garden. For terma salient and significant facta. Let me of bis type. He allowed himself to UNTT ORGANIZES don’t beg a penny? Some Day...... But Ws Can’t #307-UM -pTK A l=f KAFF- DuMBt iodan *49, 1929 Ford road- call at 110 Benton street or tele- check them with you. First, Peter become involved with a young wo- Surely its better to write as you'd •ter *89. Term*, trade* CoJe ward Holl, telephone Manchester Forgotte n speak,. Hold Her To I t AAV WORO-ulT TAKES JK MOVING—TRUCKING— 4642. phone 8718. Malone takes steps to identl^ him- man who, according to her own ac- Motors. STORAGE 20 self aa Frank B. Cathay. He goes count, made things very easy for With Words that are virile, not It Is Said Of A Certain Man lluit PRETTY PENNY TO SUPPORT FOR RiaJT—FOUR ROOM tene- M urder to the '-ouble of perfecting his him. In fact, considering her story, "Company G Atsodatkm” to moM-green and weak! He la So Worthless That His Boss A -RA*CE HORGE- 1934 CHEVROLET 4 DOOR sedan, P E R R E ^ A GLENNEY INC. local ment in 2 family hopse, with ell *«A«I.CTO*| MlMDOAKa signature of Frank B. Cathay. He Forget when you dictate, you're Hates To Sea Him (Set To Work On low mileage. Will consider traile. and long distance moving. Dally she was perhaps the aggressor In writing a letter. tmprovementa. Apply 267 Oak St. goes to the trouble of picking the making the acquaintanceship. The Time. ‘" 'M - a .X-. Telephone 7548. express to Ha.tford. Overnight SOOALINSIIRANCE pocket of F'rank B. Cathay in order Talk maa-to-maa, youTI find that BB4UN HEBE 'TODAY num saw no reason why he should Be Formed at Meeting On service to and from New York. Tel. FOR RENT—MODERN SIX room to oecure identifying cards. He goes not yield to the temptation of the it’s better. Two negroes who had not seen 1984 CHEVROLET TOWN sedan, 3063. 8860 or 8864. tenement, five mlnutea. to mUlp, When CHABLE8 MORDEN, re- to bonsiderable expense in connec- Imagine the other chap’s sitting each other In five years discovered low raUeage. low price for quick moment but fate Intervened. In com- No?ember24. right there— three to trolley. Free rent to Dec. PROGRAM S T U D e porter for The Blade, Is found dead tion with the renting of an automo- pany with the young woman he waa each had been married during ' thl« sale. Telephone 6874. 1st. 82 Garden etreet. Tel. 6723. DAN BIJBEKEK, publlcbcr. em- Close by your desk In your visitor’s time. PUBLIC PASSENGER bile and getting a room In a hotel arrested for a minor traffic viola- chair. ploys SIDNEY ORIFF; faroom where be Can masquerade for a tion. He was taken to police head- Raatus — What klnda woman did BROCXW'AY TWO TON tnick. ex- SERVICE 20-A TWO ROOM APARTMENT sulUble An association to be known aa Aad the first thing you know, after you all get, Mose? press body. *60.00 down. Telephone for one to two perions. Only one crimlnologtot to solve the murder. short time only aa Cathay. While be quarters. He tried desperately to Morden bad been Investigating the is making this masquerade he cashes "Company O Association” will be awhile. . Mose — She'a an aagal, Raatus, 6874.______IN ADDITION TO Sliver Lane Bus left. Also one three room apart- Believe Payroll Tax Will Be secure his release, without giving He’ll forget old stuff aad write in Line, De Luxe Bus for lodge party affair* of FRANK B. CATHAY, a small check. I ask you, therefore, the name of Catbuy. He might have formed at a smoker to be given In dat's whut she la. ment. See Jensen. Johnson Block, wealthy and prominent, foUowing your style, Rastus — Boy, you aho' is lucky. 1933 PONtlAC 2 DOOR sedan, very or team trlp.>i, we also offer 7 pa*. 709 Main street. what can possibly be the motive of done so bad the police not checked honor of past officers and men ot Finding you’re human, he'll he In- the arreet of an Impostor claiming such a crime?" Mine’s still livin’. clean *100.00 down. Telephone .aenger sedan dellveiy. Phom. 3063, Part of Unemployment up the registration of the car he was the former company by the present clined too 8860, 8864. ' ' TWO BOOMS—FURNISHED or to be Cathay aad accompanied by Griff suddenly gave an exclama- driving and found that it had been To see that his business keeps go- unfurnished, steam heat. Muat be a girl called MABY BRIGGS. tion. "By jove!" he said, “I have It!" rented under the name of Cathay. officers and men of Company ’K, ing to you! Insnrance Plan. The day following Morden'e death 169tb Infantry, Connecticut Naticm- seen to be appreciated. Inquire 7 Fisher stared steadily at him. Having gone that far, there waa PROFESSIONAL Cottage street. Chthay dies of poisoning. only one thing to do. That was to al Guard at the state sumory, Sat- Marijeaa’s mother was entertain' SERVICES 22 OriS learns Morden had vtritod "Walt a moment,” he said, “and rely .upon the Identity of Cathay to urday evening, Nov. 24. log Major Bpatsjammer, th* fa- A T hough t Manchester FOR RENT—« ROOM tenement, all Washington, Nov. 16.—(API—A the apartment of ALICE LORTON, see If your conclusions check with The plan was Initiated by former get him released from jail as quick- officers of the old Manchester unilt mous airman, and Marijean wanted For In that Be Himself hath suf- Evening: Herald Improvements, and garage, rent group ( high officials In the Roose- pretty and unemployed. He con- mine.” ly as possible.” to join In showing him hospitality. fered being tempted. He Is able to PIANO TUNING, repairing, rebuild- reasonable. Inquire 38 Hawthorne fronto AUoe with KENNETH shortly after the company was re- MA30R, velt admlnietratlon, persisted today "I was thinking," Griff said alow- "But,” Bleeker objected, "that designated by order of Adjutant Marijean — la It nice to be flying succour them that are tempted.— CLASSIFIED ing. John Cockerham, 28 Bigelow street, foot of Cambridge. in their studies for a broader pro- BOONE, accuses the pair'ol killing ly, "that cashing the check might through the airT I have oompletely Hebrewe, 2:18, Btreet. Phone 4219. Morden, and they are srreetod, doesn’t make sense—It isn't logic." General William F. Ladd. The YOU -don' t advertisements gram of social Insurance. Though be much more Important than the Manchester unit, for the .first time forgottoa Just how It seemed. TENEMENT TO RENT—26 Main President Roosevelt hms specifically MRS. BLANCHE MALONE, for amount of cash received." "Why Isn't It logic ?” the attorney Mother — Why, you never went KNOW THE Count it* »v«ra«* word! to « street, Vernon, five rooms with asked. in over half a century, lost the com- When devils w ill''the blackest pledged himself t6 seek only unem- whom MRS. CATHAY and CARL Bleeker frowned at the two men. pany designating letter and plana up la the air, Marijean. sins put on, they do suggest at first X.K/ InlttalB. nurabori and mbbroviBtlont REPAIRING 23 electricity, gas, running water and ployment Insurance at the next ses- RACINE, detective In her employ, "Because, If this Peter Malone Marijean — Have you forgotten •ftcb count RB m *ord *nd compound garden. Rent reasonable, good loca- "I confess," he said, “I don't fol- for preserving the unit history with, heavenly shows.—^Shakespeare. Tiordt Rt two word*. Minimum coit !■ VACUUM CLEANER, gun. clock, sion of congress, these aides whose have been searching, I* located but low you." wanted to establish his signature as through two wars and a long term about when the stork brought meT F ■ Hca u RMT orr;j PrIcR o( tbr«R iintR. tion. Telephone Rockville 743-23. mind is open sa to whether such refuses to talk. that of Frank Cathay he defeated LlUR rRtRB P*r day tor traniUnt lock repairing, key making etc. Fisher's nod became gloomily of efficient service In the Natidnal Cna>6aYmBwvicCa*c..l Braltbwalte, 52 Pearl street. things as old age pensions, health Griff aad Blseker go to tho hotel emphatic. "Beyond any question,” bis own purpose. Just aa soon as Ton Haven't Mueh To Bonk On FOR RENT—HEATED apartment, Guard isdU be made at tha meeting. fla pper Fa J^ SAY& IS I **** KffRCitIvR Murch IT, iMt ^ 2nd fioor. Purnell Block, S large bsnaflts (Ud aid to tba dependent where Mary Briggs, now known as be said, "that Is It." Cathay would receive his statement One of the oldest formar mem- When Tour Last Dollar Has Been • fM. IHo CRth CbRrff* young rhould he proposed Immedi- Stella Mockley, la staying. They find "What isT' Bleeker asked. from the bank he would recognise hers of Company attend the D raw n ...... A n d (Quartered. * Cea**eutlT, Dsjrs ,..| J «•! • e|* HELP WANTED— rooms, with bath and flraplace, fur- ately also. O to I CoBMcutiT, Dsyi .. » « • U ou nished If desired. Apply to Oao. E. CHABLES FISHER, Cathay’s tow- The attorney turned to him. that the check was one be bad not dinner and thMtihg will probably be j 0 RV' ...... « . • ll Otil 11 CtR FEMALE 35 Secretary of Labo; Frances Per- yer, thefe. Ftober qneation* the "You are a newspaper publisher, given and that It was a forgery." Joseph Albiaton of the Midland Katherins — Why do all the boys SCORCHY SMITH ______The Mystery Man Agrain! B^^John G. Terry All ordSri for Irrocrulsr lni*rtlon* Keith, at O. B. Keith Furniture kins and Harry L. Hopkins, FERA Uke to play golf with Sylvia Anne? Company. girl. She tells them the man who Mr. Bleeker. I am acting ae attor- Flaber’i amlle was just a tittle Apartments, Main street, adio Is 86 RftMN6 tfiCK m* tMI PlAHlMlloN. SCOgeHy AHD HIS TSIEHD, A will bo eborfod »t th* ono tim* rot*. WANTED—GIRL FOR light gen- chief, expressed the belief the Pres- Impersonated Cathay was PETE ney for Mrs. Cathay and for the patronizing. years old. Harry Keeney of Del- Jerry — She always makes a wild - A U Rl6Hr, T B t- We'Rg A to v w '/ ( ACTION / HOW VIE ■ naKwn H0UR6 U T IR . TMIY UNB IN YH^WAMP,. Spoclsl roto* fi-r ion* torm ovorr eral housework. Call 3353 or In- ident had not "barred'' a compre- drive deep into the woods at the 6flWWMtKT eiWMCr. nan tww t w a u t m t ../'> dty sdvonUln* *iv* upon roquoot. MALONE and that he frequently (Jatbay estate. My duty to my client “I think, Mr. Bleeker,” he said, mont street and Optaln Joel lOAP 0H6 OP THr SH96 WITH i 6C0RCHY/ t ’H HlTTM'flCR V * ' — Ado ordorod for thrto or tlx dsyo qulre'23 Gerard street. BUSINESS LOCATIONS hensive program but. merely was telephoned to FRANK BUSS, probably requires me to keep silent Nichole, ere former commendera of J4th hide. Fjq and otoppod bofore tho third or nftb awaiting re<»mmendatlona from his "that you have missed the deadly P .5^ KNOg* 168 6AC6B6 USfD M WbM A a IHMCATIOIri, 6QMPMINT AND PB^IONS, 0F5neKW' pbu n p) day will b* eh*r»td only for tho ac- FOR RENT 64 Oattoy** chanffeur. and yet we have been thrown to- significance of this entire matter, Company O. It is expected that YHK GA6 K Pm R O tT , Cabinet committee on economic se- NOW GO ON WITH THE STOBY over a hundred former officers end D----- NATIONS! CMAHCAl WAAFAIIf FROM A NR 6tVIRM. 0AVY-\Me>K. tual number of -Imoo tho d appoar- SITUATIONS WANTED— curity. gether in this Investigation suffi- but I feel certain that your com- Rooasvolt says th* "debtor nations" s m s v m s e Hrmwiy ad. cbar»ln« at tho rolo oornod, but FOR RENT — LARGE OFFICE CHAPTER XXXVIII ciently so that I feel it Is, in a meas- men of the company will attend the BU6, 60 seeur akound* 0OMO C0Y6R Bveny BO allowonco or rofundo eon bo modo FEMALE 38 The view of many experts Is that panion, Mr. Griff, la keenly aware of organization meeting and dinner. Must aursly meet thslr obligations. NiW/ on alx timo ado otoonod after tbo room, second floor front, Purnell the payroll tax will be part of the Fisher turned to the two men. ure. a joint undertaking. I am there- it. Shall you tell him, Mr.’ Griff, or What causes all these eompUcations it SU66tCr THAT >au WANTED—POSITION as house- block, 829 Main street, riuuonable fore, going to outline this theory to Colonel Harry B. Blssell Is In INCH OF THg 6WAMI> / fifth doy. unemploymek.t Insurr.jce plan. “Have you gentlemen any queatlona shall I?” charge of the arrangements. IB payment for past donations. vmrtMf RguiF No •'till forbldo": dloplSy llnoo not keeper, good cook. Call Rockville rate on lease. Inquire Geo. B. Keith, Speaking of the work of the ad- you want to ask?” you—a theory which I feel certain ARoKNO that /VUU''^i Keith Furniture Co. (To Be OonUnaed) CAMP6 -OlMfneN **^o Uorald will not bo rotponolblo 462. visory commIUee, Miss Perkins Griff shook his head. "I’m satis- will be amply supported by proof. I Ken — When the judge ruled that RUCKUF on YOOR for more then olio Incorrect inoortlon said: fied," he said. am going to ask you, however, for In the next Installment Fisher Pennington had to pay alimony, how RMfOPTMi . of any advortloomont ordorod for FOR RENT—OFFICES at 865 Main ■ "I think they are kcly to bring your word of honor that you will al- CURB QUOTATIONS did he feel about it? KvienMf OOM.Tbo/ more than one tlmo. WOMAN WISHES domesUc work. street, (Orford Bldg.) Apply Ed- Bleeker hesitated for a moment scento a conspiracy and seta off to Tbo Inadrertont omloalon of Incor- In a real program that can be en- Then he said, "No, there’s nothing low no rumor of this to creep into find Mrs. Blanche Malone. Jim — Chagrined. References. Write Box Y, Herald. ward J. Holl. Telephone 4642 and acted Into law by Congresa If It ao rect publication of advortlsln* will bo 8025. I can think of." your paper until we are ready to Amer Cit Pow and Lt B Ken — And how did his wife feel rtetifli 1 only by cancollallon of tho dealret.” Griff turned to the girl. "I want make the announcement." Assd Gas and Elec .. about it? ebarca made for tbo aorvloa randorad. "Fair enough," Griff said to Amer Sup P ow ...... Jim — She grinned. All adTortliomonto muat conform DOGS— BIRDS— PETS 41 her promise,” he said, 'That she COMMITS SUICIDE IB atylo. copy and typoaraphy with HOUSES FOR RENT 65 won't leave this room for at least Bleeker. “Promise him.” Canadian Marconi .. ...e f ro*ulatlono anforcod by tho publloh- GIFTS -niAT LIVE—Singing birds "I'm making no promises,” Bleek- Central States Elec .. Restaurant Patron (crossly) — ora and they ro|orva lha rl*ht to an hour." •dUo TRVlRR or ie%et any copy con* as low aa *2.00. Largest selection FOR RENT—SIX ROOM single WALL ST. BRIEFS Fisher turned to the girl. "You er stubbornly insisted. "I’ll listen to Norwalk, Nov. 16.—(AP) —Theo- Cities Service ...... Walter, what are those black specks •Idtrcd objRcttonRblR. of beautiful tropical birds and house, with all Improvementa and heard what he said?" what you have to say and then I’ll dore Boyko, 32, a window cleaner, of Cities Service, pfd .. la my milk? CLOSleSQ aOUHB—ClRRRtaftd RdR to finches. 12 varieties of goldfish 5c garage at 20 Spruce street. Tele- “Who is he?" she asked. “And why decide when It will be published.” 25 Lincoln avenue, was found dead Elec Bond and Share Waiter — I doono, sub—unlessen b« publlsbRd tamR day muBt bo ro- up. Special—Bowl and 2 goldfish, New York, Nov. ' ‘ —Wall street do I have to do what he says?” Griff reached out to press the but- In the basement of the Merchants Ford Limited ...... day’s some ob dem vitamins dey’s WASHINGTON TUBBS oolTBd by IS o'clock noon; SaturdayB phone 4207. investment circles heard today that Bank and Trust Company here this talking so much about dese days. By Crane OUT OUR WAY ______By Williams J0:I0 R. m. complete 27c. The Bird Store, Main "Because I’m telling you to,” ton which would call the elevator. Niag Hud Pow ...... W l a s t , w a s h AND CASy street. FOR RENT—SIX ROOM single Consolidated Gas Electric Light “Don't do that just yet," Flaher mornlng.He bad shot himself through Penn Road ...... NEI6NB0AIN6 KIN6D0M\ ■■/ e s T IT / WHY, ‘A Ti? A S W E L L B OO K- Fisher said. "He's working on the (ZsJl a S T TO THE BOTTOM U OP BULGRAVIA IS THE telephone your house, steam beat, 2 car garage, and Power Co., of Baltimore Is ne- same side of the case that I am." said. "I want to think." the temple with a revolver he took United Founders .... Some wives’ Idea of teamwork is O UT OR H E R E / M A R K / A KID G IM M E IT . gotiating for the sale of *18,000,000 from a desk In the bank, according to do the spending while their hus- OP THE KANOELABRAN ^ CHIEF MARKET FOR (HEESE G E T IT O UT, WANT ADS. *28. Owner leaving town. 50 Glen- "Very well," she said. “I’ll He moved slightly apart from United Gas ...... You can't call life stormy when TROUBLE. ^C 3 0 0 D GOSH / W HV D O N'T YOU AdB art acoRptBd over tb# iBltphono FUEL AND FEED 49-A wood street. 30-year 3*1 per cent bor to a promise." the two men, started pacing to Dr. '.Villlam H. McMahon, medi- United Lt and Pow A 5ands do the earning. love relgnn Q U IC K / at tbo CHAROIS RATIO slv«n abovo aroall group of Investing concerns. cal examiner. Util Pow and Lt .. T H I N K B E F O R E YOU G (T RB a convtnlBn * to advarUBtri, but FOR SALE—HARO wood. Oak. and "Naturally," Griff remarked, turn- thoughtfully up ana down the car- TH E V E R Y IDEA / I-OR RENT—FIVE ROOM Single Part of the proceeds is expected to peted corridor. Bleeker caught A S N A K B SKIN SCAIP.T. L I K E TH A T? YOU tho CASH HATIOB will o« aocBptad at hickory for fire place. Oak wood and garage *25 five room duplex be used In redeeming an Issue of ing to the attorney, "wc should look K N O W A S N A K E . CDULDN* f V h L HATME.NT If paid at th# buBl* and slabs. Telephone 3149. *13.845,000 general 4H*. maturing up this Malone woman." Griff’s eyes. F O R A B OO K naaa offIcB on or bafor* tha BtTenth tenement *18. Manchester Con- "I make no blind promises,” he (S ET IN TO A S H UT BOOK,AN' day following tho Hrit Inaertlon of ^tnlctlon Company, telephone 4131 on Feb. 14. 1935. "She comes next," Fisher agreed. M A R K E R / oach ad oiharwlBe tha ClIARUB FOR SALE —SEASONED har-J "Can you," asked Griff, "tell me said. "What is your theory?" YOU KNOW A S N A K E A iN t HATH will ba collactad. No raaponal* wood. Stove, furnace or fireplace or 4279. what this thing is all about?” "I’d prefer your hear it from the T H A T TH IN , AN* YOU KNOW bllity for errors In telaphonad ads Directors of Colt's Patent Fire win ba aaiumcd and their accuracy Cut- any length, dellvereil. Phone FOR RENT—SEVERAL Desirable Arms Co., have voted a special dis- “You know almost as much as I lips of the attorney," Griff said, SN A K ES G OTTA BAT, A N ' cannot ba guarentetd. 5145. Also general trucking. W. E. five, six and seven room houses, tribution to employes amounting to do," the lawyer told him. “I have "but evidently we’re faced with a T H E Y A 6 4 T NOTHIN' TO Heron, Andover, Conn. single and double. Apply Edward J. 10 per cent of their earnings In the been having some difficulty tracing conspiracy of murder. 1 think Fisher E A T IN A B O O K M A N - INDEX OF Holl. Phone 4642 and 8026. current quarter. this youni; woman. I finally succeed- is going to tell us about It. It W E LL — YOU CLASSIFICATIONS ed. I think that there Is a very deep wouldn’t have hurt you to have eirthB ...... A (JARDEN—F A R M - Shipments of sugar from the laid plot afoot. I am afraid that the given him that promise. I can as- Hngagtraanta ...... B DAIRY PRODUCTS 50 Philippine Islands to -he United sure you you won't suffer by it.” I' fo^BCBNTLY, HONEVER, IfarrIagcB ...... *...... C Holland has banned the uae of plot has already gone too far." the word "Dutch,” in reference to States for the crop year ended Oct. “You know this chauffeur well?" "I'm not relying on your assur- U U BULORAVIA DOUBLED Ooaiha ...... D 31. totaleu 1,340,426 long tons, com- Card or Thanks ...... KFOB SALE—GREEN MOUNTAIN It, so either you or your partner will Griff asked. ance," the publisher said. “I’m mak- THE TARIFF — CHEESE Bf- la Uomoriam F have to treat whfie you're In that pared with 1,084,709 tona during the "Not well enough," the lawyer ing no promises." [ ? 0 « a t M TO R l E S , TH E Y L E A R N , CHEESE MAKING HAS B E E N TH E PORT5 STOPPED-AHO THE' ‘ LcBt and F o u n d ...... 1P°f«tetoes SOc buehel. Tel. 5924. 1932-33 season, according to the Announeanianta ...... S country. ' said. "I will admit that I overlook- Fisher apparently reached a sud- _" B K 5 IMOUSTRV OF THE F R IM CIP AUTy. EV6RVONE OW NS COW S . , k a n d e l a b r a n s a r e b r o k e. New York Coffee and Sugar Ex den decision. He turned and strode Ptraonals ...... S ed a bet there. I thought that there N ATU R A LLY , S0MBTHIN6 H A D T O S B D O N E , 6 l (i>L6'MATS^ AaloaMblloo HOUSEHOLD GOODS 51 change. was something mysterious about the along the corridor until he faced the UVuiiBBlBn r/v TUB ^ ND RETURNED WITH THE Autemobllaa for S a lt...... ‘'HURRIED TO THE ASSURANCE THAT IF bequest to the chauffeur which Mr. two men. BUl GRAVIAN AutomoblUa for Eachango FOR SALE—USED OIL buraer, Lumber production for the week Cathay Insisted on putting In the "Gentlemen,'' he said in tones of PRINCESS JADA ma r r ies BUL- Auto AeeotBorUa^TlraB ...... practically new*. Will eell for *5. BARGAIN! ended Nov. 10 was 165,014,000 feet KING. GRAVIAIS PRINCE PHlLBERT, Auto BopalPlng—-Painting .... FOR HALE will. I have thought from time to quiet determination, "promise or FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS By Blosser Auto Boboola ...... Y«A Henry Rollet, 41 WIndemere street. against 165,.27,000 feet In the pre- time that the chauffeur was a little iio promise, I am going to tell you EVERYTHING WILL BE HUNKY- Autoa—Ship by Truck I SINGLE HOUSE vloua week, reports the National X CAN J U S T S E E T H E S ...AMD I CAN eCS y>U ITUSHIMS DORY Autoa>-*For fliro ...... BARGAINS—100 ELECTRIC re- 4 rooms, steam heat, garage. Lumber Manufacturers Asaociation. too sure of himself, that nis manner my theory of this case. It ,s a Qaragoa^Sarvloo—Storago ..••• 10 at times bordered on insolence, but I theory which is amply substantiated crowds CAU.INS ^ IN J OUT ON THE FIELD,GETT1NQ INTO Motorcyelaa*—OioyclaB ...... 11 frigerators, Kelvinators. Frostalrs, Central loratlon. Good condition. Shipments were 165,860,000 feet 7W OAHE WITH WNQ6’R)N...'mE 'tbUR POSITION AND CALLING Copelands from bankrupt apart- OHner leaving town. against 182,380,000. and orders, haven't taken the trouble to make by the facts. In the developments Wanted AutoB—MotorcyolcB . . . IS any complete investigation. I see which are bound to follow we will Bcx f f t s CMEemNG... peh - €iaNALe...'lNE BALL 19 FV«SSO Baaioraa aod Profaaalooal Sonrieoa ments. Receiver's proces *20, *30, 160,125 000 against 173,853,000. BACKC ie> MXJ^.YtXI nUN...€UY9 BuBtotBB SarvlooB Oftared ...... IS *40. Guaranteed. Original price Price—$3,490. now that I should have doni that, as have need of some friendly news- NAMT9 W ThgJW HAUco Regular Richly Furred ------MAMCHESTEP CONlt«,nT^rr, ______PRE-HOl^AY Stock $29.75 Tested And Approved By The Better Fabric Testing Bureau To Be The Equal Of $1 Sellera! COATS M. K. M. Pure Bought for this Event! COATS WITH LUXURIOUS SILK HOSE FUR TRIMMINGS at Hale's budget priice of Women’s Sizes to pair Thla stocking hsa made many loyal friends in Manchester. ^ This IS NEWSl Right Colors: For a atocking to give good day in, day out wear, it is without before the holidays mark- equal. We are more than ever enthused over M. K. M. because Every coat bought for this eventi FAWN-TAUPE from a report by tlfe Better Fabric Teetlng Bureau we And it TAUP&BARK ed-down prices on beautiful equal in construction to 11.00 sellers on the market. Long-wear- Luxuriously furred with SKUNK, SMOKEMIST ing service weights; 4 and 5-thread chUfons. furred coats. All season’s TROTTEUR most successful styles, furs MANNON A t HALE'S ndsiery—Main Floor, right. BEAVER, CARACUL, PERSIAN, and colors. The fabrics are from leading American DYED SQUIRREL, KIT FOX, BAD- looms. The styles are in Warm the straight lines with in- GER and JAP WEASEL. Rich coat- TWO 'Way btretch Stretch y teresting fur trims of CAR- Woolies ings, diagonals, suede fabncs, and ACUL, FOX, WOLF, MAR- for cold weather MINK, and others. Full jacquard woolens in black, brown, Are All The Rage silk lined. For miss and green. Really wonderful values. Among Smart Young Things madam. Second Floor. “Tisette” Vests, panties In all-in-one “ two-way small, medium, large stretch” sensation I ’They’ve Just enougn wool tor warmth (about 10 per cent) $39.50 COATS, and enough cotton to make them Our better type dress coats are in this firm and strong wearing. Wear group. Fur trims include BADGER, We Clean Rugs, Tap- them under your tightest froclcs SQUIRREL, CARACUL. KID FOX, WOLF. H,.JWHALECc $5*00 wMANCHF.STFPi'ONN.’** without a wrinkle. Popular treebark material in black and estry and Furniture Main Floor, right. brdwn. (Left) Combination of Arm two-way For Complete Information, Ne\v Arrivals! stretch with double-knit back that gives DIAL 463S. or Write to the flgure a flat rear silhouette, ^ n e d 11 Park Street, Town front, lace "bra.” Hale’s Circulating Library $19.75 COATS,$ Here arc the season’s most successful sports coat styles—Balmaccans, reefers, belted-backs. . Also dress coats In rich fur 2c daily trimmed styles. Sizes for miss and ma- 1am. Kerosene and Range O il. The other Love 46 A t HALE’S Coats—Main Floor, rear. by M. Wlddcmer Tis” I'ure end Hlmple two-way stretch gal. by H. Partridge Stunning New girdle marvel to gsUone or o%'er. Throw l.ov« .\wuy by A. Lawrence Fuel Oil. 2-3-4 It’s Hale’s For The Latest MeUsea Hand Bags by J, Clarke 6V^C gal. Meet The Princeee by A. Eppes $3.50 Free meuaring.sUcke. $1.00 Looking- for the new muff bag.? HAT Styles Vonth Deiiuind* (Right) Smart llUIe girdle with boned by 8. Chayes front and reinforced double knit back. We've it here In nubby woolens with zipper pocket. An alligator Porterfield^s A Wedding In June Holds the flgure yet allows plenty of freotlom. to go with your shoes? We’ve for -the busy holida^^ season! by O, S. O’Neal M Spruce St. Tel. 6584 that too! A lovely calf-grain? Ulrdh'H—Main Floor, rear. Front Entrance. Just sec this assortment Saturday! Why not buy one for yourself and another as a holiday gift? Front Entrance. A Pre-Holiday Selling! $1.98 IHtelWHALECi : *MANf!HESTFP/'nNN.’» Lovely Silk Every hat Is new! Velvet turbans. Gleaming metallic turbans. Felts in rakish brims. Cossack style ante- Gay Wool lopes. Felt with Persian lamb. So- leils and fur felts. Hats with new Crepe Slips gold cord trims. . Wm. A. ROGERS and Gloves, Mittens -V Plenty o f black, brown and the gay young colors—gold, bright green. With SATIN Church blue, tile. Head sizes 21 1-2 26-Piece to 24. APPLIQUE TRIMS 79c--$1 These woolly warm gloves and $1.69 mittens will keep hands warm go- A t H A M ’S MUllnery i Main FhHir, MBtSf. Guaranteed We Just received these beautiful slips...... and ing to and from school or the office . . . .or for driving. Gay multi- we HAD to put them on sale at once Instead of holding them later for the Christinas season. colors. A Fast-Seller! They’re fashioned of a heavy silk crepe with neat Children’s .59c-79c. Girls! Snappy Al-Plns SILVERPLATE satin applique trims. Straight or V tops. Re- Main Floor, righL Tots’ 2-Pc inforced "pull-proor’ seams. Tearose only. Sizes 34 to 44. Just Unpacked! AU-Wool Silk I'ndcvwear—Main Floor, rear. $n.95 Jersey Twin Set SPORTS COATS Firat Thing Mornings Sweater Sets Sets Today's List Snuggle Into One Of These Price 816.25 $ 22’95 Just imsgtne It! A beautiful $1.69 silver set such as you've always desired can be yours for only All-Wool 95c down and the. balance in Our best selling coats weekly dollar payments. New Jor girls' and juplors. Nat- • 2 to 6 "Malibu’’ pattern In guaranteed White ty monotones, tweeds and Flannel Robes checks. Reefers! Bal- years Al-Plua allverplate by RogersI Gold macaans! Belted-backa 26-Piece Set In A Green 7 to 14; 11 to 17 years. • Navy, TamiBh-Resisting Chest Down Church Blue brown, Extra Janiity and Payment 6 Teaspoons Brown red, wine. 8 Dinner Forks Special! Youthful— $3.98 6 Soup or Dessert Spoons 6 HoUow Handle Knives Our selection Is most complete. We'-ve the Wcll-tallored, heavy Jersey new Russian type robes, the sailor modd, and (Stainless streamline kn I