Story of Andree Trip Is

TTO yW»}ATHIPB— ^ • B o re ^ by'o. S. W*«Ui«r BawiWf . _ , ■'i->-^*'-Lf. v-*^ .■NEt=-wW»s.WJN.. -■■I'': r -- m '■ - - t — t ; w « vv—C aniD. EEurtfoitl. ' ■ >- r -'ATiacA.isB oaiinr‘‘CinMroii«^^ ' -'ter tlio M9Bth of Ai«iirt,‘lM6 \

Secretary Hyde Says Russia Governs French smd Dry Agents Had Raided Jer­ T IS^S MADE FRIENDS Happily — Were Divided WITH THE PHOTOGRAPHEKvl France Also is Hit by S to m ; Caus^ latest Price De­ TO SERV£ SENTENCE sey Plant When Gang Ap­ Sqn Francisco, , Sept. 20, Crews of Small Boats Res­ pression by Speculating by Race, Language and (A P )—Dr. Arthur C. Pillsbury, pears — Agents Are Dis­ Berkeley scientist, returning yes­ terday from the South Seas, cuer-False Rumor Si^s • on Chicago Exchange. Red Leader Who is in Russia Religion. where he donned a diver’s uni­ armed, One is Shot. form and photographed much Says He WiU Not Go Back 1 submarine life, told this one: That Big Cnnarder is k Washington, Sept. 20.— (A P.)— Geneva, Sept. 20.,— (A P.)—Cana­ 1 “Beautiful fish made friends 1 with me. ’ So great was their The Russi^ governnient stood Elizabeth, N. J., Sept. 20— (AP) da was held up before the League Peril— Much Damage R ^ On His Friends. Federal, State and local authorities curiosity that they gathered in charged today by Secretary Hyde of Nations Assembly today, as _ a hordes so’ L could not see to do wth partial responsibility for the sought today to round up a gang of shining example to peoples who are iny work, i would have to brush ported in Coast Towns. gunmen who ambushed a raiding ■ tb.em away with my hands. Be- latest record depression of wheat New York, Sept. 20.— (A P.)—The striving to solve the difficult prob­ party of Federal dry agenfs in a j tween brukies I manned to get prices through^ speculation on the New York Times says four - of the 1 lem of minorities. brewery and killed one of the agents. { some extraordinary- pictures.” Chicago Exchange., seven Communists under long pris­ Sir Robert Borden, former Do------_L_—;------! London, Sept. 20.—(AP)— Six John G. Finello, 44, of Philadel­ The agriculture secretary made j minions premier, told Germany, Po­ members of toe crew of toe Fren^ on sentences in North Carolina in phia, a dry agent was shot and public the accusation immediately land and other nations whose rela­ schooner Madelaine Tristan were connection with the Gastonia tex­ killed yesterday when he, walked tions are being oonstahtly disturb­ after conferring with -President tile strike, have arranged to sur­ into the boiler room of the Ris­ rescued today in a terrific gale Hoover. He gave out a telegram dis­ ed because of the presence of for­ U.S. render to the authorities at Char­ ing Sun Brewery where a gang' of which caused distress to numerous patched late yesterday to A. eign racial groups within their bor­ lotte,' N. C., before Sept. 29 to avoid eleven gunmen had lined up and dis­ ders that the problem could be solv- small vessels and lashed toe south­ Bunnell, president of the Chicago armed his companions. The raiding be asked fo^iture of bail.. i ed justly and happily. • ern coast of England and toe north­ B^rd of Trade, in which The men were convicted of the party of fi.ve Federal men came from ON FOREIGN TOPIC done or “Give the minorities every con­ ern‘coast of France. what the exchange had slaying of Chief of Police O. F. Philadelphia. Robert Young, special i American stitutional and legal rightbeyond could do to protect the Aderholt and disappeared shortly supervisor of breweries in New Jer­ The Wejrmouto lifeboat and toe activities. In the shadow of doubt',” said the Can­ farmer agsunst such ; after'the comdetions were upheld on sey was in charge. Portland rocket apparatus figured ______said he had no adian statesman, “ on the other hand Chicago Btinhell ' Aug. 20 by the North Carolina Su­ Three Arretted Gibson and Sackett on Re­ in several exciting rescues. The definite information about the Rus­ impress upon them the necessity Madelaine Tristan was driven on preme Court. They ake at liberty Lea-ving one of their number at sian selling. the entrance sis a guard, the agents tor their co-operation.” toe Chesil beach, Portland, and toe . under bfdl totaling 535,000 lifesaving crew there succeeded in Could Not nfeliver Two of the men who plan to give entered------the brewery. . They arrested Canada’s Problem turn to America Refuse to getting a rocket line over, landing themselves up are Fred Edwin Beal the engineer and two stokers in the Canada, Sir Robert said, “with its Hyde asserted that “obviously it safely six members of toe crew. would be impossible for Soviet Rus­ and tr K. VY. xjAv%A'r\f*'[ro Hendricks, whow>m areArfi said i boiler room. Young' and thr3e agents English and French, inhabitants has Talk About Affairs. sia to deliver grain in Chicago over to have returned to the United remsiined with the prisoners while on this basis happily brought into The Weymouth lifeboat fought its way through high seas into Port­ our tariff, of forty-two cents a bush­ States recently from Soviet Russi.a. Finello went through the plant seek­ harmony a people who were divided Beal is under a 17 to 20 year sen­ ing others. by race, language and religion.” land harbor where toe French ketch, el." . A t that point the gunmen rushed New York, Sept. 20.— (AP.) Leone, had dragged anchors and bad- He said short seljjng of as “lucu tence and Hendricks one of from Dr. Koch Weser, the German into the boiler room with drawn gone on a reef, "rhe lifeboat Res­ as 5,000,000 bushels in Chicago hac spokesman, appealed to the Lea^e Two United States ambassadors 5 to 7 years. guns and covered the agents, v/hom cued toe crew of two and took them been admitted by the AU-RuMian The other two who plan to sur­ to put into operation all its existing Hugh S. Gibson to Belgium and they disarmed. to Weymouth. ' Textile Syndicate of New render are George Cartem, of Miz- machinery to insure justice to Ger­ Fred N, Saqkett to Germany, arriv 20 Finello, unaware of the attack, The British ,*»teamer Temple Mead. which Hyde said had been shown by- pah, N. J., sentenced to 17 to walked into the room. man minority groups in Poland. investigation to be a subsidiary of years, and Louis McLaughlin, August Zaleski,. Polish foreign ed today on the Leviathan which sent out a for help last “There’s Finello—let him have it” Ambassador Gibson is on his way night notified her uwners that she the- Amtorg Trading Corporation. Gastonia, sentenced to ■ 12 to 15 one of the gunmen yelled and step­ minister, defended the Polish ad­ to Los Angeles to settle the estate was out of danger and was proceed­ The latter is the official commercial years. They are said to have been ped behind Young to use his body ministration. He urged that the mi­ this There are lots of ways of getting off a horse, but the cowboy m this of his mother,, who died recently. ing to Cardiff. organization of the So-viets in hiding in this country. as a shield. norities question be removed from Dicture is showing one of the most spectacular of them aU. The photo He will go directly to Washington At toe same timg word was re­ country. To Stay in Russia Finello attempted to fire his gun politics and be considered from a ^'as taken at the rodeo at Ellensburg, Washington, and shows a cowboy tonight to confer with President ceived from the nine thousand ton Not a Subsidiary The other three, Qarence Millei, blit it jammed. The man behind known as “Homer the Qown” coming down frqm his perch m an unex­ humanitarian and moral standpoint.' steamer Unverleigh was blown of Brooklyn, N. Y.; Joseph Harri­ Young opened fire with two guns, M. Zaleski warned minorities Hoover and Secretary of State Peter A. Bogdanov, chairman of pected manner. Stimson and after a few days will ashore on toe rocks at Plymouth son, of Passaic, N. J., and W. W. killing the agent. Finello waa shot groups that solution of the problem Sound. The steamer left Antwerp.« ' the board of the Amtorg, McGinnis, of Gastonia, are reported never would be reached by the continue on'to the Pacific coast. in New York, however, the Textue seven times. Wednesday and encountered bad City and State police were hurried minorities making an appe^ tor He said settlement of the estate concern was not a subsidiary- He to have elected to remain- in Russia weather all toe way. Due, to her to the brewery -with tear gas bombs was the only reason for his visit. said he knew nothing about wheat under the wing of the Comitera foreign support. lightness she would not respond to and the Red Trade Union Intema- and riot guns fearing the attackers The Moral Aspect He h ^ no comment to make on EJu- futures trading activity by the So- STORY OF ANDREE TRIP toe helm and was making for shel­ Uonal. Miller and H a rrii^ are uB'- might entrench themselves in the “It is indispensable tor solution of ropeaii affairs. ter in Plymouth when she was •viet government. der s^tences of 17 to 20 years and place but they had fled in automo- minorities problems‘ in general,” he • Also Silent dashed on toe rocks. Secretary Hyde refr^n^ from McGinnis, 12 to 15 years. biles after disarming the agent said, “ that the political aspect of Ambassador, Sa-ckett also is home j Several members of the crew, one saying what action might be taken : Beal is''reported to have told his guarding the entrance the question should give place to of whom was injured, were landed by the government until he heard Later police believe George Craig IS NOW to settle business affairs in Louis-1 friends he had no intention of go­ the humanitarian and moral aspect. vUle.^K;^, and hCj too,, declined to by toe Plymouth lifeboat, but the from the Chicago Exchange. ing back” on the southern textile was slightly wounded in the neck Only thus will it be possible to as­ captain, his wife and JS members by a bullet fired through a window cpmment.pn affairs abroad. He, left The Textile Syndicate admitted workers who had remain^ loyal to sure the, free (and frifitful deyelop- Germanyj^hefore the recent.elections o f ^toe crew, remained aboard the the short seUing. Hyde said, after him and that his leaving tor Russia while he was searching the place. ment o f the‘ still was being badly buffeted this The Times says the NEW HAVEN MAID so fragile after having lain for 33 Two During an Auto Ride. Ambassador Sackett smiled when Party officials here were l^Heriy yearsiat the mercy of the elements, asked if he spoke German when he afternoon. A report from Plymouth 'was appointed ambassador. said toat toe gale there reached a op^ sed to any: of the that to-turn them has almost to des­ force of 100 miles an hour. Daniel J. Sully Made and leaving this country and toat tlie troy them, have fold the story o f the “I thought I did,” he said, “but I five men defied the party orders and Virginia, Minn., Sept. 20-—(AP)j—. CALL OUT TROOPS New York Paper Says Cou­ last days of Aug(ust Salomon An- found toat toe German I had learn­ MUCH DESTRUCTION > raised" the money to defray the ex­ Victor Kettunen, suspected slayef'bf ed in school was a good deal, differ­ dree, Swedish explorer and tos two London, Sept. 20.— (A P .)—A wild ’ Lost Millions in Markets, penses of thejr trip after reto^ f two Virginia, women, was sPught to­ ent from t^ t spoken In Germany. companions who in 1897 tried to ny day in toe cities, towns and yilder- gale raced fn toe northeast Atlan­ the party’s request to submit their ple Will Get Two Million over the North Pole in a balloon and The diplomat said he hired a w r- casto in writing to the Comintom in ness of northern Wisconsin. tic today, endangering shipping . Well Known in Hartford. perished in the attempt. maii instructor soon after his arriv­ and causing considerable. destruc­ Moscow.. After a delay In Berim, The pa'ges are from Andree s The search was started by author­ al in Berlin last January and has no they received assistance from the Fund Day They Marry. ities yesterday after toe bodies of tion in toe British Isles and along diary, part of which he wrapped in difficulty with toe language now. toe west coast of Europe. International Rote Hilfe (Interna­ an old jersey and placed beneath his Mrs. John Ahlcren, 43, and Mrs. “ One hardly needs to speak Ger­ tional Red Aid) which cared for Shots Exchange and Mar­ The tug Auroch radioed tola Los Angeles, Sept. 20— (A ? ) “ arctic shirt next to his body before Mabel Hoey, 37, were found hear man in Germany, however/ he »id, them despite the protest of the In- morning toat it was standing hy Daniel J. Sully, : erstwhile “ cotton New Haven,. Sept. 20.— (A P.)— Mountain iron.. Both women had “it seems toat nearly all the Sales­ tematlonal Labor Defense in New he lay dowu^ file on toe i^.°* been shot. They and Kettunen were toe Italian cargo steamer Tuscama king,” whose profits and losses re­ John J. Raskob, Jr., son of the White Island late in 1?®J- They tial Law Dieclared in CiAa; people and mpst of , toe offiaals Gun- residents of Virginia. "Vivaldi, which reported it was in putedly ran into the millions in a \ ^ „ chairman of the Democratic Na­ were foiiild last month by speak EngUsh very fluently. In Moscow, the five defendante nar Horn anfi members of a Nor- Kettunen called at toe Ahlgren distress off Ouessant, Britany. single day, is deafl, the victim of a split into two groups, each present­ tional committee and Miss Minerva Persons Inrolved. Of toe first reports it wais thought wegian Arctic expedition. home Thursday evening to take Mrs. 3,726 ing-a." petition to the Comintern. Aaronson, secretary for a New Ha­ Ahlgren for an automobile ride. Mrs. toat toe Tuscania Vivaldi was toe heart attack at his Beverly Hills ven brokerage house will be married The Balloon "Voyage ~ Miller, Hanson and McGinnis ask­ Some phases of toe disaster which Hoey was at the house and was ask­ big Cimaxd liner of toat nsime and home. ed the Red leaders tor permission to next spring. ed to go along by Mrs. Ahlgren, who fear was felt for its large passenger Sully, 69 years oW,'long had b ^ n Formal announcement of the en­ overtook Andree and his two com­ Havana, Sept, / , 20,— (A P )— "A remain in Russia and to approve panions, toe pages do not make feared Kettunen. practi'eal state of martial law- .wM list. affUcted with heart trouble. HU their Action in jumping ball, while gagement was made by Mrs. Eliza­ clear and these may forever remain Was Threatened reported in Sagua de Tanamo, Other Distress Calls death yesterday closed one oi me Be^ end Hendricks petitioned for beth Aaronson, mother of the pros­ She told friends that Kettunen most colorful careers in the coun- a mystery; but a remarkably clear Oriente proyince, today after h clash The British, steamer Temple Mead approval of their desire to return pective bride. Miss Aaronson is 19 had threatened to kill her because also asked for aid and several shipg. trj'’s financial history. A t ope time years old. and full account is given part of toe between soldiers qnd civilians. to this country and begin serving balloon voyage which ended after she planned to end her friendship Shots were exchanged, and 37 ar­ were reported heading her wayj* - he obtained complete control Qf 1 ^ their sentences; with him. They advised her to Cotton market and held it ^ for » nearly three days, in toe air.-'-of toe rests made.’ « ' '. A*' Other smaller vessels report^ ’ WouId'Hurt Cause New York, Sept. 20. notify police and she had intended minor difficulties. Harbors were year, his profits gyrating in thc'mfi- It is understood a representative long trek of the three men back to­ The conflicts - was bfpught abqut New York Daily News says today ward land and of toe final culminat­ to do so. Police believe toe motive D a ^ Manufactnrer Gave crowded with storm-bound shipping. lions. Losing control in March, 19W, of the American Commufiist Party that John J. Raskob has set aside a for toe slaying was toe determina­ by attempts of toe Atiantlc Fruit Suiiys'miUibns vanished, as rapioly ing disaster which doomed them to and Sugar Compiany to clear a tract The storm began Friday morning was Shut to Moscow to plead with trust, fund of $2,000,000 for his son death on Hvitvoven, as White Island tion of Mrs. Ahlgren to spurn Ket- and was continuing today. No as he had miade them. He is said the Oomirttem to seqd the men back and bride, to become operative on timeffs attentions. of land said to belong to toe . cpm- $25,000 for Fliers to Con- to have lost $5,000,000 in , a single wrecks were reported. on the ground that forfeiting the the day of their marriage. is taiowhV , « *.v,» Mrs, Ahlgren and her husband, pany, of 660 Cuban families, num­ day. after which he went into bank­ The diary records toe start of toc Gales of seventy miles an houb bail would be disastrous to the cause The couple became acquainted who is a baker at Ironwood, Mich bering 3,726 persons. ruptcy March T8,1904. The setback balloon from Danes Inland, Spitz- The “squatti^s”, however, refused tinne on to Texas. and upward were reported at manv of Radicalism in this coimtry. when Raskob, an undergraduate at bergen on July 1 1 ,189T under favor­ had not: lived together for several was only temporary, however, and The Comintern finally ruled that to leavb the'tract, saying that it coastal points. The wind whipped u|>' the Sheffield Scientific School of able weather for. a successful flight years. They have four children he soon was back in the game as a no refugees from “capitalist ■ in­ Mrs. Hoey was a widow, and is sur­ was government property on which tremendous seas which swept the' lea^ng cotton trader. Yale University, chanced to call at over toe North Pole.toward land on toey, as weir as‘their forefatoefs, shores and did considerable dam-« justice" (would be turned out of the brokerage office where Miss vived by two children. Kettunen- is New York, Sept. 20.—(AP)— jT Many Connection* toe opppsiie hemisphere where toey always had lived. . age. Bournemouth, notably, wsfe- Soviet Russia if they wished to use Aaronson was employed. They fre­ hoped to come down safely much as a widower. Colonel W- E. Easterwood, Jr., toe it as a haven against, “the oppres­ Rioting resultod, and toe secre­ swept clear of bathers • and some At the height of his career, SpUy quently were seen together at col­ did toe dirigible Norge nearly man who “put Dallas on toe map , ^•as a member of the New ^ rk sive acts of the capitalist courts.” tary of the interior Manuel Delgado ] wreckage was strewn along lege iimctions thereafter. Rumors of years later. t arriveditoday on toe Uner Leviathan Stock Exchange. tbe New York ^ t - Beal and Hendricks after refusing ordered toe army to ^interfere malt­ from a European hioliday to present shore for nules. to remain in Russia found them­ their impending engagement were But almost from toe start mis­ ing arrests if necessary, to restore There was a heavy rain at Dub^. ton Exchange, the.Ney?^ first circulated-last June shortly be­ fortune-pursued‘their party, PLAN TWO BRIDGES the.^ $25,000 check which Dieudoone fee Exchange, the Liverpool ^^ton selves without funds to pay their order. . Coste and Maurice Bellonte won by lin and some “parts of toe city wer8' passage hoine and friends in this fore Raskob graduated but were de­ balloon’s ■ gas bag leaked and toe The army post was reported to flooded. Large areas of Scotland ai-:- Exchange, the New Orleans Cotton balloon and its appurtenances be­ their flight from Paris to DaUas by Exchange, the Chicago Bohrd of country cabled the necessary ex­ nied. have met with resistance, and an so were inundated. The New York World said Mr. came weighted down with ice and Way of New York. Trade, the Merchants Trust penses. TO AID HARTFORD exchange of shots resulted. ' No Raskob laughed away reports of the hoar frost. casualties were reported, but toe Colonel Easterwood said toe pany of New York, and the United ■•From'the Diary NOT 'THE CUNARDER TREASURY BALANCE $2,000,000 trust fund as “just gos­ mayor of Saigua de Tanamo last presentation-would- b® made at a Paris, Sept. 20.— (A P.)—First States Title Guaranty and Indem­ The diary records then: nity Company. He also was a direc­ Washington, Sept. 20.— (A P .)— sip.” night requested ' additional army wireless messages received la'i^. “The’baboon again rose, but both (Continued on Page Two.) tor in other firms. Treasury receipts for Sept 18 “John. Jr., is a working boy,” he protection. night from the storm lashed coas'c.: said. “He is employed by a firm near valves were opened in-preparation One at South Windsor, Other Retired in 1915 were $138,637,509.23; expenditures, for a landing. The next week, from of France led to toe erroneous'be'i’' In 1910 sully launched a $10,000,- $133,548,629.18; balance, $284,762,- Boston, and is not going to be set lief that the Cimard cabin liner Tus^>; up in business.” ' July 14 to July 21 was spent en­ 000 concern in the British Isles, in­ 244.89. camped on toe ice while a sledge a t . South Glastonbury to cania, which had sailed from LmHp troducing a new type of cotton gin. journey back towwd land was or­ don during the day, was ^ distre^j. He retired in 1915 and moved to ganized. , , , A later wireless, however, made^ Beverly Hills In 1920. The explorers, who besides Andree ReGiBYe Traffic Jams. plain that a smaU Italian vessel of Sully was bom at Pro-vidence, R. were Nils Strindberg , and ^ u t toe same name was toe ship callin’^' . I., March 9, 1861, attended -public Eh>ad fm metropolitan district', today. der because chance 1|^ him to,:, the the .'accused,', a resident of 'Kentucky, additional .wireless informatlcm. '.a The one time financial vrtzard was depots/and toete were some in- The plan which met with the ap­ conemunity where'ietlldes'', toe .son 6t came I here for a visit. Cooley noti­ ' / ■— .. an enthusiastic sportsm^ and fre- London Daily News today said that g very high plane,” a fjiend said. Dr. William Tefisdale Wfitoh, 79, sat habitsmts. The doomed men strug­ proval of toe . board, was Outlinod the mail he'is ch a re d wltirtlaying. fied peace officers.'Today an officer b e g i n s s e n t e n c e QucQtJy assoclstcd “He had passed beyond toe puniy gled oh day after day, crossing ice 20.— (A P .)-.^ ,. dead' In his 'home at New Milton, last night by John A. Macdonald, His arrest yesterdiay on a warrant from Alabama was enroute to Tyler Hartford, Sept Jim” 'Brady, B. J; “ LuckJr” Baldwin, nekr Lymtogton, tor a week while spirits with whom English spiritual-, crevasses aqd traversing by mpaps state highway, commissioner. In to take Nifcely to‘toe scene of the Mrs. Anna Key, negress, and other, colorful flgutes. of a sn^U'cmivhs, boat deep pools of charging him ' with 'the murter Of hit'vile left him tmdisturbed, be- ists say they get in touch, and he general'it calls for.a wide highway cifime for trisl. ’ serving a sentence of a year in. S j^ v in g are hte; > widow, Mra- fresh water which toey found on the Hiram Cooley, in Alabama in I8^v l i i ^ ^ that he was In a sptrltualis- claimed to make contact with toe which would. rougUy form a rec­ Neely axhnitted his Identity. Offi­ today for toe fatal shooting , Emina $uBy,‘ two dau^ters, - hfw-. more defined and loftier spirits.” ice between them, and their go^. was the reward of. years of watch­ tlO'‘tiranee.' ■ tangle around Hartford. cers said he made .a, verbal state­ David W. Watsim, negro, on Henry Mahlstedt, Larchnaont, N. Y.v The autopsy Friday revealed that ■The irony'.of toat lpng.„ march did ful waiting on the i»rt of Cooley’s Dr. Wilson, who^spent much of his Some Details ment in which he told how he ant. 7 when he attacked her In htt h antfM^. iack Whjtin?. foriher;’«wf; Wilson ^^ed September 13.. Hie not at flrst appear, but on Augrust son. • ' of. Dowlas Fairbjmks, and-a son,.G;. was an ehthiMastlc 4 toev knew from^^ Commissioner'M^aonam,L«^Commissioner; Macdonald^told toe Cooley had^^engaged In. a fist fight after st- quarrel. She pleaded to toiehds vdd'o^ refused to talk but his .The son, A. C. C^ley, had-kept to a chatge of aggravated ■ p.^Suffy,' thfeir positipn -'toat. while theytoey wei^ board that toe highway, measuring nmteh over' his . nel^bor,' W. • L., after which be struck his adversary apt'to go into teMi^s and friends are 'hot surprised th a t' she yesterday. thought him in a trance and waited Neely, whom he had recognised as in 'toe ' head^idth a rock. fesiiin ’'lii that ebadttion 'for ■ a long (Oontiiiued on Page Two.), (Contiziowd'on Page Z>). 'r.' - for'him to'cbme around. ig ' • ■p\ '. ,-i i-i '- ■- -‘'''V'iA- • '■ — ■ ■■ •V>'« V-

MANCHE^RIBV^ h e r a l d , so u th MANCHESTER,' CONN., SATURDAY, SEI^EMBER 20ri980, PAGE TWO r T PHEASANTS CRASH wmfcw ABE fKdBBDnSNTS PROFITABLE POULTRY ROCKVUE WE4 JUH0RS0FN.ILS. STQRY OF ANDREE TRIP VETERANS HONOR OBITUARY OF THE BOI/rOir BOOZE WINDSHIEtD TWICE Hartford, Sept. 20 — (AP) — RAISING IS SUBJECT IS NOW MADE KNOWN Here's a, saniple of what Con­ DRnwNSDimai WIN PAPER CHASE U. S. UNIVERSITIES] necticut Bootleggers use as in­ gredients:"' -Ghlorofoma,-- anti State- Specialist to Conduct (Coottnued from Page One.) DEATHS Hartford Man Has Glass Jie- placed Here on Two Different freeze solution used in automo­ Thriee Meetings ih Hartford bile radiators, caustic soda and traveling east, the ice was drifting County This Month. Peter Lewis Occasions A fter Hitting white lubricating oil. Erick LoeHlerTHes in westward at an even greater rate. Pick Out Three for Distin­ Peter Lewis, familiar character at Birds. Lieut. Paul Lavin of the State *3 I First to Have All “Hounds” The Return Trip The newest methods of managing the north end for years, died this police gave but,formula aft­ A fter some consideration “they poultry for profit will be discussed sor^e Pond, Com paq morning at the Almshouse on' Mid- Lightning infrequently strikes in er a raid on a 510,000 = - liquor turned and began a belated journey guished Accomplishments by Roy E. Jones,'State Poultry ,Spe- at Rendezvous in Big An­ ! die Turnpike East, where he had the same place but pheasants do plant in the Sperry Pond aection toward Seyen Islandg, off.Spitz- cisdist, for the ‘ Connect^ut A g^lt^- been living for some 15 years. Death according to Richard Langer, mana­ ofBolton. , i / bergen, where there were caches of tural College a series ofmeetings to on OnHng Escapes, was due to a shock in the opinion ger of the glass department of the These choice Ingredients, Lavin | Ji in the Cause of Peace. be held Jn Hartford Coimty, Sep­ nual Stunt of Girls. food and supplies. Their own food of Dr. Le Verne Holmes, assistant Hess store on Main street. said, were placed,In a large vat i ;T tember 25 and 26 according to was running out. They killed some medical examiner who was called to Three months ago a Hartford man and constantly stirred by me- Charles D, Lew£B, {County Agricul­ Confused by the rather compli­ polar bears. As the party slowly ap­ make the customary examination. came into the store for a new wind­ chanical means, broug^it to a boil | Washington, Sept. 20.— (A P ) — tural Agent for the Hartford Coun­ cated'intersection Q t roads near the" Some 350 youqg girls took part proached the coast of Spitsbergen The aged man was found.' lying shield, replacing one smashed when and pumped Into; a copper still.; Three American univeMlties — Co­ ty Farm Bureau. bridge at Windsorvtlle, Erick Lbef-" in “the eighth annual hare and hounds they became much more skilful in across his bed partially clad early a full-grown hen pheasant crashed And there you have the finished lumbia, California and Chicago— to­ The'first meeting will be held at fler, 27, of BodlvUle, last night race yesterday afternoon. This obtaining food. The diary mentions this morning. It was apparent he through the ivindow of the Durant I product. ______' day were honored by veterans of the Wincbell Smith’s MiU in Farming- drove his closed automobile through event is one of the red-letter affairs that Frankel became adept a t pre­ hzid just arisen and was about to sedan near Hartford. The car was Allied armies of the W orld W a r for ton, Wednesday, September 24 at 8 the railing of the bridge and into of Manchester High school and is paring a sayoiy concoction known prepare for breakfast. The man had going at a good rate of speed, and as "a blood-pamsake” which served S “distinguished accomplishments in p.m., daylight time. The second the deepest part of, ^WlndsorvlUe open %o every girl in the school. All not been known to be suffering the heavy bird was caught by the ....— the cause of peace.” meeting at Suffield Town Hall, pond, drowning before he= was- blit about 100 of them took part them for bread. Strindberg’s speci­ with heart trouble. He was 71 car while in flight across the road. The institutions, selected from 35 Thursday, September 25 at 8 p. im., haulded out by “rescuers. A com­ yesterday. The ‘ absentees were alty was-seaweed. r . .:' . . years old. It tore through the glass smd competing, won the medal award of­ and the third meeting at Berlin panion, Herbert Pschicholtz, i with chiefly those living at a distance. W ith their arrival In the shallow­ -For many years Mr. Lewis lived dropped into the lap of a man riding fered this year by the Congress of I Town Hall, -September 26 at 8 p. m. whom Loeffler had been fishing and- The rendezvous is always a close­ er waters*; north of Spitzbergen the in a small shack In what is known in the front seat w ith'the driver. Fidac. Colonel Fred W . Abbot, of “Only comparatively small per­ v/ho was the only other occupant of ly guarded secret in a hare and " drift changed and Andree realized as the Beehive section of the north He tossed the battered bird to the Great Britain, president o_f the In­ BUILDING THEFT centage of all those employed in any the car, escaped by leaping from tba hounds race. Scores of pupils it would be impossible to reach end. He was a clock repair man by road in his excitement. The driver ter-Allied Veterans’ Association, line of endeavor make any consider­ car just as it pldnged down the ■ strove in vain to learn in advance Seven Islands. Between Sept. 12 and trade and was often seen on the presented there to representatives of was slightly cut by glass pMticles. able profit" according to Mr. Lewijs; where the routes pf the hares would' 17 the ice on which they had located streets strolling along smoking a abrupt bank into' the, water ..and— the universities. This week the same man came in “we hope to show poultrymen , of end. When the fleetest of the drifted 100 Jcilometers in an east pipe, a cane in one hand and a turned over. Loeffler was a weaver The Reasons j for another windshield aivl it devel­ Hartford County who attend this “hounds” had worked out the trail southeast direction and the cold be­ satchel strapped over his shoulder. Twenty Men With Trucks and lives at 61 Vernon avenue,•with, . Selection of the winners was made | oped that another . pheasant had meeting some of the requisites fo r came more and more intense. His little home in the Beehive his parents. • V - tt they discovered that the goal was in consideration of number and ex- ' crashed through the windshield re­ Sight First Land i placing J;beir business on a really Cnr Is Submerged the old Adams street bMeball field cellence of courses in political sci-1 used to contain a great many old placed for a similar rea«on three Their decision then was to spend WereTeariiqi Down His j profitable basis.” The automobile landed upside, in Forest Park. ence bearing on international rela-1 clocks, practically ^1 of which were months ago. The second occurence the winter on a suitable “ice float” valueless. For a number of years Mr. Jones has recently returned down in the water and sunk into Four Class Groups tions; exchange pf professors and i had a novel ending, however, for the and they set to work building “what from the World’s Poultry Congress six foot depth, being entirely sub­ Each class had a representation students with foreign universities; | he was helped by the north end Pro­ driver was en route to a Providence Factory As Ho ArHves. they described as an “cecot”. On testant churches and finally the in, London and is making a special merged, People living nearby rushed in' each group, hares and hoimds. provision for forelg;n students to hospital with a sick friend, and September 17 they sighted Hvit‘- study of management problems^ in j the aid of the men. Pschicholtz The hares set out at 1:45 in the aft­ gain .intimate knowledge o f Ameri- j town gave him a home at the Alms­ when the institution was reached the voen, which they called “N ew Ice­ order that he may discuss the im- j sv/am ashore. Frantic efforts, wpire. ernoon and Udd four different, trails can life and institutions, and. efforts house. He was of German descent. big pheasant was handed over to the land”. It was the first land they had Funeral arrangements are incom­ Detroit, Sept. 20— (A P )— Imagine portant factors that control poultry j inade to free-Loeffler from his death — one for each class— but all of them to give American students abroad hospital chef to be prepared for the profits. seen since July 11. The next day plete but burial will be in the East the surprise of Mr. Theodore Gabert, trap at the bottom of the lake. The 'eventually led to the same point al­ correct viewpoints and worthwhile new arrival’s first meal. The number of so-called commer­ they killed their first seal, and the. cemetery. There are no relatives. rescuers finally got a door opep and though each group started out in a contacts. when, arri'ving at his factory build- cial flocks with around 1,000 birds following day three more and on Loeffler was pulled out unconsci,pus.. diffcMnt direction. The medal award made today be­ Ing, he found twenty workmen busy have increased rapidly in Hartford September 20 a be/ir. Andree esti­ James Harrison For more than two hours efforts Thefe were prizes for the first and fore the assembled delegates to the with pick and shovel, demolishing | County during the past few years last hound of each class to reach mated that as a result of their good James Harrison, 67, of 9 Plano J ^ . . .. J . were made to resuscitate Loeffler Congress, will be conducted an- i number of eggs per bird in | with^.a pullmotor rushed ^ froid the rendezvous and also a five- fortime there would be food to last inually by the Fidac. Reports sub­ Place, died at one o’clock this morn­ ABOUT TOWN the place. Gabert ' increased from 133 | Thompsonville but they were fruit-i pound box of marshmallows for the until the next April.' mitted to the jury, it was an- ing with a heart attacli at his late “Hey,” shouted Mr. The men constructed and moved 'class all of whose hounds first fin­ I noimced, “revealed wide attention home. The deceased came to this The Social Service Committee of “what's•wnats theme lacaidea OTof xeanngtearing uowndown my I rpjjjg jg progress but does not, h®ss. motorists A large c-aUiered crowd at the of scMe passing ished covering the paper-marked into a little ice cabin which they being given to the study of foreign town 45 years ago from Ireland and the town and hospital -will meet for factory buUding?” | necessarily m e^ profit unless such ! ?°torists gathered at the scene. . called “The Home.”. A t this point a trails. affairs not only in the pilnclpal was employed for many years in the first time this fall at Watkins “Don’t be worried now,-Mister” other factors as size of flock, effi- sudden and irreparable disaster Bernice Henry was the first American universities but in many the Cheney mills. Several months Brothers auditorium, 11 Oak street, soothed one of the busy workers cient building and so forth are given overtook them. The ice flow in which Senior hound to reach rendezvous of the smaller ones.” ago his health failed culminating in Tuesday. This will be the annual “we’re just raising the roof,” close attention. COMPO BEACH PAVIUON they had choosen to live cracked up ■vyhile Ida Reichenback was first the sudden heart attack early this meeting with election of officers and And the twenty men went right Everyone interested in poultry in j and separated their stores and sup­ home for the Juniors. Gertrude morning. a full attendance of the members is on attacking the building with Hartford County is invited to attend; plies on small chunks of ice. They, hoped for. IS SWEPT BY BLAZE Bensche won the Sophomore laurels “ALL QDIEF SPECTACLE The survivors are the widow, two picks, crowbars and sledges, cart­ one of these meetings which—have | brought much of it together and while Frosh honors went to Sarah sons, Edmund Hapison of Chicago ing away chunks of the building in been arranged by the Hartford! looked toward Hvitvoen. Mrs. Brigadier Bates and her Putts. The upperclass winners re­ and Walter Harrison of 1075 Main trucks, wagons, pushcarts and I County Poultry Committee com -' Westport, Sepf. 20.— (A P )— The Comes To End AT STATE TOMORROW daughter will conduct the service at ceived framed pictures for their ef­ street. South Manchester; two baskets. I posed of Leo A. Grouten, Farming- J kitchen and concessions in the Nash The diary comes to a sudden end the Salvation Army tomorrow night j forts, while the other two were given daughters, Mrs. Carl Anderson of Calls the Police I j ton, chairman: J. W. Bidwell, East j Pavilion at Com'po beach were swept just here with the comment by A n ­ at 7:30. cushions. The Junior class won the Detroit, Mich., and Miss Ethel Har­ Mr. Gabert gazed in horrified ' Granby; Chas. D. Clark, Granby: j by fire last night with an estimated dree: “W ith such companions every­ Famous Picturization of Ger­ j marshmallows and had a big feast. rison of Main street. Three brothers silence. Then recovering himself, he | Ernest Hart, Bristol; T. C. Waters,' loss of 310;00(). Firemen brought Consolation prizes went to Bernice thing will go on all right in almost man Story of the War to be also survive, Nicholas and Thomas Rocky Hill; Edward Ailing, Ken-the flames under control early to- any circumstances.” made straight away for it police | Lipp, Senior; Theresa Wood, Junior; Seen Here for Three Days. both of Toronto, Ontario, and Rob­ station, where he gathered a detail j sington; M. J., Collins, Enfield; A l- day after a hard fight to save sur­ M ary Dean, Sophomore, and Helen» There is no clue as to the end of ITALY CELEBRATES^TODAY ert Harrison of Amsterdam, N. Y., of officers. The twenty industrious j vah Russell, Manchester. rounding bath houses. ^ the men, which of them died first The pavilion was damaged by'firiS Donnelly, Freshman. : Once in the proverbial blue moon and two sisters living in Ireland. man with picks and shovels were I Bonfires and Stunts and what brought on death. There of incendiary origin last wntef there comes to the screen a-picture The funeral will be held at W at­ Rome, Sept. 20.— (A P )—^^Rome to­ r'^unded up and hauled-in a couple NEW GERMAN GENERAL is, in solution of this,^only the fact j Afterward bonfires were Jjuilt and before which all critics of the mo­ kins Brothers, 11 Oak street, Mon­ day celebrated the sixtieth anni­ with a loss of $8,000. It Is believed of discovery of their remains, of Black Marias to the police sta- I the girls grouped about for the en­ tion pictures must stand silent; a day at 2 p. ra. Rev. Robert A. Col- versary of entry of Italian troops Berlin. Sept. 20.— (A P )— Presi- that last night’s blaze was caui^d Strindberg’s and Frankel’s laid out tion. ! tertainment which always follows picture which proclaims that the pitts pastor of the South Methodi.^t i into Rome and the consequent fall ______dent Von Hindenburg today ap- by an overheated stove in the', as if in a sort of interment and An- The men said they had- been told such an aflrair. Eight sketches screen possesses powers inherent in church ■will officiate. Burial will be | of the Pope’s temporal power. that tb*. hiiildin? had been abando"- i pointed General Curt Von Hammer- j kitchen. >' were enacted by- the hares and dree’s own body up against the side no other medium of artistic expres­ in the East cemetery. In view of imminent passage ed that tofv c o u ir L lp ^ ^ ^ itein-Equord chief of the ' Reichs- j A crowd of 3,000 persons gather^ 'hounds. A “goop dance” was staged of a mountain as if he lay down ' ed a,.a that they coma eip^em ^ German Home Guard. He to Watch the firemen m their battle. sion; a picture which appeals with Watkins Brothers will be open t? through the Italian Parliament, of a selves to what ever t h ^ by the Seniors, the Juniors put on there knowing it was where he - 1 Wilhelm -Heye. effective After the fire had been extinguished equal strength to the intelligence of Mr. Harrison Sunday bill which will abolish the holiady; it,, They were not quite clear as to who a broadcasting stunt, the Sopho­ would die. friends November 30. { many of them entered the paidlion and the emotions. Such a picture is to 9 p. m. was believed today will be the last had given the information, so Mr. mores offered a chorus which sang from 2 to 5 and 7 Heye resigned because, at the age and stole a 'arge quantity of candy, “All Quiet On the Western Front,” occasion the event will be com­ Gabert made it plaiih he had extend­ equally well either right side up or a picturization of the novel of the memorated in Italy. of 61, he felt the duties of the post' canned goods and other stock, upside down. The Freshmen gave ed no such invltetlon. too arduous and that a younger and j Tile pavilion is owned by the town PLAN TWO BRIDGES same name by Erich Marla Remar­ Instead will be substituted Feb­ John b. Watts, assistant prosecu­ a sketch entiUed, “The LitOe Old more energetic man should head the: of Westport. The loss is covered by que, which will be shown at the funerals ruary 11, the anniversary of sign­ tor recommended warrants against Woman Who Lived In a Shoe.” State for three days starting Sun­ ing of the Lateran treaties, which nation’s defensive forces. j insurance. The Senior hounds presented TO AID HARTFORD the men, charging malicious destruc­ day night. ended the conflict between Italian tion of property. Mr. Gabert said. “Gathering the Nuts,” while the There have been war pictures John Krabontka State and Roman Catholic Church. tUe damage would be $10,000. Jiinior hounds’ contribution was The funeral of John Krabontka (Continued from Page One.) .. which were primarily spectacles. The celebrations this year were “The Sad Tragedy of the Lighthouse There have been w ar pictures which was held this morning at St. James’s minus practically all their old anti­ Keeper.” The Sophomore hoxmds church where a solemn requiem between 80 to 100 feet ,in width were primarily romances. There clerical flavor. made a human miniature golf course mass was celebrated. The be^ers would run north from South Glas­ have been war pictures which have DANCER KILLS SELF over which Arland Jenkins and were John Mzooska, Andrew Reg- tonbury to South Windsor acros.^ been primarily melodramas, but Dwight E, Perry, faculty super­ getts, Alex Kapovnik, Peter Zabatki, the river to^Windsor and westward “A ll Quiet On the Western Front” visors, played, much to the amuse­ is primarily the story of youth, the Joseph Miuesk, Stanley Eaniak. HEROIC WATCHMAN on a line slightly north of Keney Copenhagen, Denmark, Sept. 20. ment of the onlookers. The Fresh- youth of all nations in war. The Surio.! was in St. James s cemetery. Park through West Hartford to>j;he — (AP)—Elna Las^n, 26-year-old . men hounds presented a ^sketch, story is poignant in. its simplicity. line of reservoirs where it would Cleveland, Sept. 20.— (A P ) — A, premier danseuse'of the Royal Dan­ “Sheet Music.” \ It is the story of Paul Baumer, turn south to Newington. A stretch 64-year-old watchman battled two ish Opera, and described,by some as All the women members of the transformed from a schoolboy in a of highway from Newington to robbers with a mopstick and dared one of the greatest of all dancers, faculty were present and the mascu­ German village to a soldier in the NEW RECORD SET South Glastonbury would complete being burned to death to bring about was found dead in her home this line part of the faculty was repre­ trenches of the Great War.- Before the rectangle. their capture early today. morning from a gunshot wound. The sented officially by C. P. Quimby, he had begun to live, all that makes Two Bridges IN CONNECTICUT John Koenig, watchman at a fac­ principal, and A. H. Illing, vice­ life worth living has been snatched police expressed belief that her State highways already built tory, swung his mop at the two in­ principal, as general factotums. away. He is tortured by brutal dis­ death was suicide. would be made part of the proposed truders and fought until they felled cipline. He learns that uppermost RIVER NAVIGATION The dancer bad been much de­ system wherever possible and the him 'With an iron bar. He was pressed after recently returning to meaning of the privations and pains bound and his captors sprinkled remaining gaps would be filled in of the body, and the more awful suf­ her husband from whom she had with construction. The plan would gasoline about, threatening to set it been separated, only to find him shot POLICE COURT ferings of the soul. A new record was established for afire if he did not give them the require two new vehicular bridges “All Quiet On the Western Frony in his apartment. _ across the Connecticut river one at the Connecticut River on- Saturday keys to a room where valuable in­ For two years the dancer appear­ Four cases were disposed of in is beyond words to desc^jbe, it is South Windsor and the other at night, September 6, for there steam­ gots of metal were stored. ed In N ew York and M ax Reinhard the Manchester police court this technically artistically, and, above ed up to the Rackliffe Oil Company After he ha^t'aefied them, the rob­ only recently introduced a special morning by Deputy Judge Thomas South Glastonbury. all, flawless. It is tremendous as a The planning board pledged sup­ dock, an ocean-going tanker that is bers took the keys from his pocket, ballet in Offenbach’s Fledermaus to Ferguson. Clarence Jeffers who spectacle, but its greatness does not but Koenig’s shouts meuzwhile had port to Commissioner Macdonald in said to be the largest oil tanker or give the German public an oppor­ conducts a filling station at Love lie in that. Its surpassing power lies aroused neighbors who called police. the project. freighter that had ever come up the tunity of seeing her. Lane was before the court for main­ in its deep human appeal. It is more The-officers arrived before the men taining an automobile jtmk yard i-iver. than a drama of uniforms. It is a Captain Sellew, a celebrated ri'ver could escape. without a license. He was repre­ drama of men. Young Lewis Ayers pilot, well versed in the lore and his­ AIK CO. QUITS sented by Attorney William S. MECHANICAL “LUNG” gives a superb performance as Paul tory of the Connecticut river and of GIRL SERIOUSLY HURT Baumer. Louis Wolheim is magnifi­ Hyde. this locality, is authority for the Hartford, Sept. 20.— (AP.)— Lack . The action was brought by two in­ cent as a hard bitten veteran, a statement that never before has so Greenwich, Sept. 20.— (AP)^— Re- of financial support has forced the spectors from the Motor Vehicle D e ­ KEEPS NURSE AUVE benevolent protector and instructor. large a vessel of this character turnln.Y from a dance. Miss Ida D a­ New . England and Western Air partment who testified they had John Wray gives an unforgettable ploughed the waters to any dock on vis of Greens Fayms was seriously Transportation Company, which op­ warned Jeffers of the conditions Chicago, Sept. — (A P )— For performance as the martinet Him- injured early today when an auto­ there and he had failed to correct the river. This steel tanker which erated a passenger service between seven days Frainces McGann of A l- mclstross. “AH Quiet On the W est­ brought its cargo to the Rackliffe mobile driven by E. M. Stetson, also New York, Boston, Springfield and them. Last Monday a warrant was ern Front” stands alone as motion tona, Illinois, a student nurse in a Oil Company, a rapidly-growing, lo­ of Greens Farms skidded and Albany, to suspend business. Tfie issued for his arrest on the charge. picture achievement. Once seen it Chicago hospital has been thanking cal, independent manufacturer of crashed into a pole. announcement that the companYfj Jeffers immediately set out to clean will never be forgotten. a glass and aluminum “lung” for her motor.oils, fuel oils and gasoline, is At a hospital it was found her had gone out of business was made up and did so. It was the first case spine was injured and she suffered life. 250 feet long, 50 feet high, with by Charles E. Corson, of Bridge­ of its character to come before the Her breathing muscles numbed by internal injuries. Stetson was un­ a 45-foot beam and a capacity of port, the president. The last planes local court and the deputy judge infantile paralysis September 11, she more than 20,000 barrels. hurt. were flown Thursday. The equip­ took this into consideration and sus­ was sinking rapidly when physicians EASTERWOOD HOME They had been at a dance at the The Rackliffe Oil Company, with ment will be sold. Corson said the pended judgment on payment of placed her in a respirator which Round Hill Club given for Miss Mar­ offices in New Britain, has huge company had lost ^oney steadily COS^S. has made her lungs perform their garet Mallory and Miss Elinor John A. Firato of 299 Oakland storage facilities in Cromwell for natural function— made them draw WITH COSTE CHECK Rlghter. Rounding a sharp curve since last Februaty when it was or­ street who figured in an accident the replenishment of which the car­ ganized. The planes flew more than in the breath of life and exhale it. on Roimd Hill, the automobile Thursday at Park and Chestnut go of this vessel was consigned. It The respirator incloses all her body, skidded 100 feet, struck an electric 200,000' miles without a forced land­ streets, was fined $5 and costs for (Continued from Page One.) «« is claimed that on account of the except her head, which rests- on a light pole, breaking it off at the ing and carried more than 7,500 failure to obey the stop s i ^ . This wide popular demand for Rackliffe pillow outside. A rubber diaphragm base, and then turned over. passengers. was also the first case of its char­ luncheon of the N ew York Adver­ oil prMucts, including the new do­ fits closely around her neck and acter and the fine was remitted. tising Club October 10. mestic burher oil and furnace oil prevents leakage of the compressed For intoxication Chester Melvin The Dallas manufacturer was this company has just placed on the air introduced into and withdrawn was sent to jail for 30 days. He has highly elated at the~Success of the market, this enormous shipment of from the cabinet. Only the hum a long record in the local police two French fliers and said he did 20,000 .barrels was necessitated. of an electric motor reveals that the court. Howard Warnock who was not sleep while their flight was in The Rackliffe Oil Company is ac­ wth Melvin was before the court mechanical lung is a machine and progress. operating. . - customed to setting new records, ac­ for intoxication. The deputy judge Was In Scotland cording to local report. Thus, the Vacuum and pressure, vacuum and He was at Edinburgh, Scotland, b a s e b A u . reminded W am ock that this was the navigation of the Connecticut river second'time he had been before the pressure, and attendants, looking when they hopped off and he went through glass windows, watch the by the largest oil tanker or freight­ court this month and he was liable immediately to the office of the er in the river’s history is but one easy breathing of their patient. Edinburgh News, where he stayed to find himself in jail if he did not of many events of news interest with CHAMPIONSHIP mend his ways. He imposed a jail Physicians said Miss McGann tracing on a map their flight across which the compsmy has been asso­ sentence of 30 days, suspended the would have died last Friday If she the North Atlantic, as it viras told to ciated, such as the creation of a jail sentence and placed him on pro­ had not been placed in the respira­ him by the press wires. gasoline which 1^ reputed to elim­ bation for six months. tor. Today they said she has a good chance to recover. “I wanted to put Dallas on the inate sticky valves and excessive Second Game of Town Series jn ap”. Colonel Easterwood said, choking under any weather condi­ 0 “and I believe she’s there. I saw FIRE IN NEW IVDl FORD tions, Franklin No-Knock gasoline, \ MRS. CRATER MISSING papers from seven European coun­ a pure petroleum product blended Between New Milford, Sept. 20 — (AP) — tries a few days ago and in pearly daily in accordance with weather Fii:qi^^early today burned a tobacco every one was a picture of the “ ?" conditiems, particularly tampera- storage barn on the Canlewood farm Belgrade, Me., Sept. 20.— (A P )— flying over my home town. W asn’t ture. two, miles from here. The loss was Reports 'were current today that that great?” Therefore, not only a new chapter estimated at $5,000. The origin of Mrs. Stella Crater, wife of Joseph . The colonel, wha won his titie In in Connecticut river navigation, but F. Crater, missing New York Su­ the World War, said he would re­ Bon the fire is lahknown. also in motoring is claimed to have It was estimated that four or five preme Court justice, had left her main in N ew York until October been opened by the Rackliffe Oil and acres of tobacco were stored in the summer home at Belgrade Lakes. two, then go to Boston to attend Company. bam which is owned by State Sena- The report could not be Confirmed. the American Legion convention. He - tor Mary B. Weaver. Firemen from Mrs. Crater is wanted as a wit­ is‘a national delegate from Texas. FAILS TO APPEAR ' N ew Milford succeeded in saving a ness before a New York Grand Jury ‘ part of the building. investigating the disappearance of JUSTICE SU'THERLAND BACK W est Sides her husband. She has been in seclu­ Norwalk, Sept. 20.— (A P )—When WHITE IS DOMINATED sion at the Crater home here since N ew York, Sept. 20.— (A P )— Su­ Herbert E. Sheldon of White Plains at the Aug. 6 when the jurist dropped from preme Court Justice George Suther­ failed to answer to his name in City Waterbury, Sept. 20.— (A P )— sight. land and Mrs. Sutherland returned Qpurt today, Prosecutor Richard H. ^ Thomas White, state commander of That an inspection has been made today on the Leviatb^in from a two- Ireland ordered the police officials West Side Playgrounds the .United Spanish W a r Veterans, of telephone and telegraph mes­ month vacation in Europe. . to discontinue the practice of allow­ has beto designated by the Republi­ sages to and from the Crater home They accompanied abroad Mrs. ing non-residents automobile law cans to oppose Senator Lawler in was disclosed by Captain Joseph F. William Howard Taft, widow of the violators to be released on their own . Tomorrow at 3 p.m, / ' the contest for the S'enatorial post Young, Jr., deputy chief of the state late President and Chief Justice, recognizance. Sheldon waS'arrested in the 16th District highway jMlice. Hb declined to re­ who left them at Trieste, Italy. several days ago on a charge^of violating the rules of the road and 'i ^ t e received the Republican veal the results of the investigation, Justice Sutherland believed Mrs. P. S.-^This is-a Treat No Baseball Lover .Should Miss nomination by acclamation last but said it was made on o'fder of Taft had returned some time ago to he w as alloiyed to continue on the j nig^t at the district convention. County Attorney Frank E. South­ Capada and was staylilK at Murray promise that he would return for Lawfer-was nominated by the Dem- e d . The latter also declined to com­ Que.« the Taf(^ sumiper hpm:■.'■ J.'-.X ,5'' 'i- ■ ■,tvr ' v-T .'fi-' L??-- u/ ’•?X- -t*’

- A G »gp A ■ HriamiTH •iiiAti(te3'raR. co in i: sA i^ iiM Y .-ab»r^ 4 MANCHESTER EVENING ..\fi..,-'.UX\>. -' <- ■ ■■ ■ '^- o -

Sunday School Lesson ^^^^ay.^Girr G ^ * and Senior ONOLEUM 'W fc® Temper Tr^nlng I-*-:; ;9< ^ ess mectihg and Song- . ; # ^ ir Patriotism and 'World Bro\ /st«F.>practlce. ^ - BWEDISH UU*m»ANi <$» u- I T^e International Uniform Sun- Rev. F. J. 0 .’ Coimell . toy School lesson for Sept. 2 1 : \ Sunday,'8:30 ai-nt—Sb^dhy school METHODIST EPISCOFAL. pothers,” with the group led by E ton L i n o l e u i i t Fatziottun and Wottd Brotherhood. Christensen in charge. There will FideUty Bible class' and Youi^f Jonali;8 :l-5 » 1 0 ;,4 :1-11. be special music.; The Ritual Goimv Men’s Fellowship class will meet. Knft-a Marvin S. Stocking, Pastor 'mlttee will report and will present Sunday, 10:45 a. m-^EngUsh ser­ By WM. E. GIIaR O T , DJ). an experimentiil idea. . vice. Rev. William Catlsbn in charge ! Editor of The Cbngfregattonalist. Ti^. Church, school meets tomor­ At 7 p.'mi our two churches-.join of the Seamen’s Home^in ^ sto n vWu row morning at 9:30. ^ again to consider further “Modern be-toe speaker.The choir will sing The general lesson title g^ves ov.r The union service at which Rev. Church Movements -in Cooperation.” and Miss Elsie Berggren wiU be toe theme as “Jonah: the Narrow Na­ Jm a . Nies, D.D., will speak will be Dr. L. H. Dorchester, formerly R es­ soloist.-- ...... ‘“V'r.-., tionalist Rebuked.” :at. 10:45 in this church, ident, and at present- Secretary of : r ■ -■■ ■ - The Wdek.' '' - ■ V At 7:00 in the-evening the union^ the Connecticut Federation of Monday, 7 p. m;—Trustees and The Book of Jonah for many m ■service in the Second ^ Congreg^ years has been so much the groimd Churches, will speak out of Ms valUT, Deacons will meet. - . - of controversy that controversial- tipnal church wUl be addressed by able experience in this 'field, and it Monday, 7:30 p;, m.—Beethoven is expected that Rev. C. S. Apple- isa^have for the most part mi^ed Rev. L. H. Dorchester, D.D. Glee Cliib.y ^ r^r its meaning. If we could disabu.'-e At both of these services the mod­ gato, pastor of the Fiederated Tuesday, 7 p. m.^-G Clef Glee lUR last opportunity to buy genuine inlaid em trend.toward church coopera­ Church of Middlefield, foraaerly of Club. * Oiir minds of the question tion wUl.be under consideration. Di Canada, will also give a brief ad­ linoleum at $1.39 a yard... .to buy Cong^- alness and read it as we read the Tuesday,-8:30 p. m.—Choir re­ the evening there wUl be opportuni dress. Questions wiU glJ^y be hearsal. ■ eum nigs . and . any pattern in our entire '0 Parable of the Good Samaritan or answered at the close, either, in toe tie Parable of the Prodigal Son, we fy-for free discussion. ■. I Wednesday, 7:15 p„. m.— BOy / stock of fine linoleums at greatly reduced prices. The hymns of the mormng ^ 1 assembly or in private conference Scouts of Troop 5. . should bfe Ih a way to perceive the with toe speakers of the evening, rCome in-tonight and see our special Fall display.. be: “All Hail .the Power -- depth and richness of its teaching. The music at this service, is as fol­ CHURCH OF THE NAZIABENE; It is, as a matter of fact, the place Name,” . “Break Thou the B^eaf Life Dear Lord, to Me, and Th. lows: \ in the Old Testament where re.i- Church’s One Foundation is Jesus Prelude—Rrelude in F :.. • Jackson 466 Main Street gibn attains its highest point. Christ Her Lord.” The choirs will Aiitoem—“The Sun. Shall Be No 9:30—Sunday school. In the midst of narrow concep­ More Thy Light by Day” ...... 10:45—Morning worship. tions that would limit the opera­ Woodward coming Of Dr. Nies 3:00—Junior Mission Band. tions of religion to those of one s Offertory—^Angelus Steahe 6:30—^Ypung People’s meeting. own nation or of one’s own group, Dorchester wUl give Solo—“Abide With Me” ...... Liddle Manchester a chance 7 :30—Evangelistic service. we come in this book upon the con­ Mrs. Bessie Turner .... Both the Sunday «morning and ception of a religion that is broad hand reports of some of New Eng Postlude—^Triumphal March.Wachs land expres^ons of the movemen evening services will be in charge of and beautiful in its comprehenslve- towarTco-operatioh for efficiency in Rev. C. H. Hopkins of the Hartford ' 'y f , nessK church community service. THE CENTER CHURCH Church of toe Nazarene. A Narrow Nationalist A t the ’Center. - 7:30—^Tuesday eveiiing. First of a series of revival meetings to be hdd In the prejudice of Jonah, in his SpUTHr METHODIST imwillingness to go to Nineveh to Morning worship, 10:45. Sermon every evening- at this hour except preach his message of mercy, ana by the minister. Sermon topic: Suhday. Rev. A. B. Cary of Beacon, / in his anger when the message at­ “Limiting God” will be the pas­ N. Y., who was here last year re­ J’ tor’s sermon subject at the b a l­ How Can Men Follow Jesus?” REUQON tained its purpose and Nineveh was The music: turns by popular request. The cam­ not destroyed, we have set before ..v.'w' ^ ing service at 10:40 tomorrow. Thv. paign wUl continue from, September By GTOrge .Henry Dole vested choir will sing ‘"^be ^ r d Is Prelude, Entre du Cortege—Dubois. us in a very stril^f way the ele­ 23 to October 12 inclusive. A cor­ My Light,” by StaUer and Anthems— - International Sunday-School Lesson Text, Sept. 21. ments of the narrow religion of Still, Still With Thee—Foote. , dial invitation is extended to all to nationalism or the narrow nation- the Shadow of the He Shall Come Down like Rain— attend these revival meetings. Of a tenth I perceive th at God is no rfespector of penoiwi.biit -,.-1 tion^’ by Dickinson, and toe o r g ^ 2’’p. • m. Thursday r^ ’Womep’s In every nation he'that feareth Him, and worketh Hghtponsness, alism of religion. Jonah was ve^ if.VtViiv.v.*:,!! ••A.; prelude wUl be “The Deluge’ by .Buck much like most of us, filled vnth. Postlude, Festal March—Coikin'. prayer meeting at the home of Mrs. Is accepted with Him.^—^Acts 10:84, 35.' prejudices that it took a great deal Saint-Saens. . . Samuel'-Richardson, 67 Oak street. Tfixt" JoDflih*" Sil*5f 10j 4«1*11 The Church school Church school, 9:30. Nursery, of grace to overcome. 9-35 a. m. The Epworto Leagi^ kindergarten, primary, juniof and It seems strange that a man intermediate departments. Classes CONCORDIA LUTHERAN Of a truth religion is not an ec-Aation, can opwate. only .from ..Hi^-,, would not wish to have the results opens its fall activities tomorrow Comer Winter and. Garden Streets. clesiMticism, a creed, or any form self in man. Nature cannot act*out­ evening at six o’clock with a deyo- for every age. of his religious mission attainea, The Week H. O. Weber, Pastor. - of mere doctrine, however neces­ side of its own laws. God’s love cah.> ‘”l,‘"jtL “ oTand went tional meeting in charge of ^be four sary or (Useful toew may be. Reli­ hut what happened in Jonahs vice-presidents, namely, Florence Tuesday, 7:00—Troop 3, Boy opBratB only by His truth. 'The ^uA,. case, has been by no me^s m Sunday school, 9 a. m, .. gion is something deeper. Bones are l i s t ' s W o ' A Lewis, Doris Sisco, Btoel Br^tong, Scouts yfiU meet in their room -at English service, 10 a. m. and toe rain cqrrie^ alike to all, isotated thing. HOW often in the Chester the church. , essential to toe humtui’ body, but bring forth toe’ haiwcst where seed : 1 ccm munity,, a , chyrcl^ has ^clps^ and. Wilfred Crossen. nnnste. German service, 11 a. m. they are not its life. musical ■■Tuesday, 7:30—The Business Girls Harvest Festival wiU be celebrated is sown and conditions hre right. i^ d ^ & against the very per­ Shields will play special ■will meet in the ladies parlor. Open­ Worship is ■vital to toe existence on Sunday, September 28, in the morn­ Likewise toe Lord is'to all like tie ^ sons whom its Gospel was de­ numhers^O t^e evening ing meeting. of man, yet forms of worship are, laws of nature. signed to reach? How often the ing service and a RaUy Day cele­ not religion. Recall that toe Lord And God saw their works, thattoey turned ftomjhei^^ and be held in toe chapel; the pastor Tuesday, 7:35—Hi-Y, intermedi­ bration will be held by the Sunday We are left in no doubt as to toe=. narrow spirit of sectarianism has X S t mat he would do unto themi ate department room, heard him who would not so, much > created divisions and hostihfaes in school children a t 7 p. m., also on as lift up his eyes to heaven, but. conditions into which .toe Lord acts. ^ and he did it not. , , I Mto. Eunice Hohenthal ^d a i Notes toe 28to. He is not a respecter of per^h^,ipr,t^ ' the church so that men ^ d wom- cial mi k'he Service of Baptism postponed The Week \ smiting his breast, confessed his 'en of devout life have been re­ sins. Rsligdon is not of ,Jhe bead of nations, nor of .races. Bi every ; But it aisple^ed f pSiy S ?Sd, waa hot' numbers at this service from last June will be held on Sun­ Wednesday, 6:15 p. m., WiUing' 'iiation he that feareth'Him, and fused admission to ‘^burch feUo^ And he prayed unto the ^rd ^d smd.^^p y be- day morning. Workers society. only. It must be in the heart also. ship or have been expelled ifo™ Notes ., Some have supposed that by fer­ worketh righteousness is, .acceptedr their The serviefe next Sunday mommg: Thursday, 2 p. m., Ladies' Sewing with Him. By .living righteoin^,., .in „ particular groups because Monday, 5 p. m.-Mis» (Sept. 28) will he especially for vent prayer,^ or by some. great act, accord meet in the Junior Room aU gir s Circle. or by self-action-toe Lord’s tifintf! toe acknowledgment of . the Lord, views did not happen to yoimg people. . „ Thursday, 7:30 p. mr. Senior S who are Intereetol can be ciangetf. Because toe Lord His life inflows,' illuminates to e un­ with the vlews^of others. ' The sacrament of the Lord s Sup*, Choir. • .11 . derstanding, and* brings •forth'.heav^. The applicSBons of the Book of Camp Fire or Girl ^g'pe„. per, together with reception of nevf* Friday, 7:30 p. m., Jumor Choir.. ■ is perfect, infinite’: love,, His mind Epworto League and Y o^g does not admit of change: nor can enly joy and peace. There is noth­ ' Jonah are many, members, will be celebrated on Oc,. Saturday, 9 to 11 a. m., German ing arbitrary in the Lordv It-rest? 4' made in almost every community pie’s Social Monday school and reUgioqtf instruction. HLs attitude toward man he altered, Every young of toe p aria 5 for it is always that of pute mercy. ■with man whether toe Lord’s k l^ - . if not in almost every life. will want to get m on this gooa ’ A class for young women wiU be. dom will function. within .him, Over against Jonah’s narrow­ started at toe Sunday schooDhour SWEDISH CONGREGATIONAL Worthy acts, self-sacrifice, and a “Whosoever will-may cOmc.” - Th*. . ness is set the breadth and full­ ” ‘?id''Si'’S ”^d'p“ ia iS a gourd, ahd made It to come up. over good life change not the Lord, but time. on Sunday, Sept. 28. Center churen • Spruce Street . Lord operates only to draw all men ness of God's mercy. It was a pro­ Sat It might he ,a h^d, to deliver him from S y Scoute young women take notice. vs. E. Green, Minister. Sie man, thus making it possible for found discovery of tbe great _ som the Cecilian Club at toe Lord to effect His ■will and to unto IBm. He who- accepts the truth. . G?d p ^ r ^ S S ^ S tfe l me°'mS^S“Sae the neat day,, and it and life of toe Lord is accepted •with-.^i; who wrote this book. How did he day evening. ' Save the Morning worship, 10:30 a. m. IsIbss* Saturday, October 4. ‘Grasp this fundamental fact, God. and mutual •co-KipSiatlon is ^ come to that conception of God., smote the gourd that it Withered. _ _ that ’God prepared (i con- ST. MARY’S BPISCOPi^ Sunday'' school, 12:00 m.-- ■ffun.-' .-n.-v...,-. What was it that had revealed to ‘iTcame’to pass, when toe sun did arise, that Ooa prepared (i . . Evening service, T:06‘ p.*m- ' i* *naniiely, toe Lord, to effect regener- him such spiritual re- Sunday, Sepr'21sr— Fburteenth ^ound him could hardly appre­ f^ted, and wished in himself to dffe. and said, It is better for me to die ^.^.^egk services will be The 1 Sunday after Trinity, Midweek service, Wednesday, ciate? What but the communion Wednesday, Oct. 1. ore- 8:00 ^p'^'^Holy'Communion m.—Holy , , ,, G. Ladies’ Aid will hold their month­ of truth and the quest of a pu.e ^ “ ^^"d'said to Jonah, poest thou well to be angry for the gourd? '.umed on ^ F. S. Corporate Communion .fohov^ ly meeting next Friday evening at CHURCH OF NAZARENE . ed by breakfast-served lh,to^'P#rt9h and sincere soul? grams lor “V December. For ...... !7:30. at the home of Mrs. C. J. Carl- ANDOVER - To know God in that way is ta Sid to^L^rt Thou Stofpity'^^^ for the wMch t^u ber, _Nov^her^d we XlOUSG soh hi Andover. hast noUaboured, neither madest it grow; which came up m a qight, and ' 9:30 a; m .-^hurifii School. GET REV. A B: CARY become godly. Really to belmve in the five Wednasd ys^o ^ Roscoe. Talbot is working in WU- His: lo v e'and mercy is to become 10:45 a. m.—Morning .'Prayer and GOSPEL HALL , ^*S*toSild?f^''l spare Nineveh, .that great city wherein are .more to ^ shall have i^o aHth stereopticon Sermon by the Rector. Sermon son. Conn. ■ . ' loviiae and me'rctful ourselves. The rational Sl-wiae Several of toe townspeople at-, Beacon, N. Y. Eyangelist Will profession of belief in a God of si^o re thousand persons that cannot discern between their right hand, pictures concerning program topic: “Ember Days’*.. 415 Center Street ■ and their left hand; and also, muto cattle?______work of our chur®h This pr 3:00 p.-m.—Highland Park Sun­ 10:45—^Breaking Of bread. tended toe hearing in, RpekviUe Preach.TjuAmflt T h r^ lovads ^ -mere profession unless Tuesday aboiit' closing toe rallrond t h a t ' love'toas laid hold of our day School. 12:15—Sunday school. • W eeks^l^b ReSidbiif PaCstor. MontS’^ S i^ celebrated by 7:00 p. m.—^Evening Prayer and crossing at-the statioh. Judge Jen­ lives and,.transformed them. _ ■, world' who loves aU races of men, have never come to perceiye th*^ Sionary Montti oei^ 7 :00—Gospel meeting.; truth which a book like this was., Sermon by the Rector. Sermon 7 -45—Tuesday— Prayer meetmg nings reserved.-WS . decision as he The„6 <^k ,of . Jonah _ . has b ^ n without' ah*' impulse to" make Him our entire Methodism. topic: “The Showing of God”.,. wished to look’'into' the affair more Rev. A. B. Cary of Beacon,- Y., called* the first great book of for­ designed to declare. and Bible reading. An invitation is who last year conducted. evangSttS: known throughout the, w^le s e c o n d congregational The Week: extended to all to attend'these meet­ closely. - -.t • eign missions. Certainly the -es­ realm where his children live. The The preponderance of the fish Monday, 7:30 p. m.—Girls Friend­ tic services a t ’toe,. Church _ toe . sence of a missionary reli^on ara story in many minds has pre­ ings Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hamilton en-^ Nazaxene/ has been invited to, return lack of faith of many in; toe Church school will meet as usual ly Society. . „ The regular evening meeting at 7 tertaihe.dned Mrs. Hamilton’sHanniton s ^ cousinsicousma,. period extending over thrSe; a missionary gospel is ^buhd /m th- church in the-world-wide work of vented their seeing the real mean­ Tuesday, 7:30 p. m.—Choir Re- in its pages. One cannot think o£ ing and teaching of the book. The o’clock„ clock at Gospel Hall tomoreow,.^gtomoiro Julia and Frank Griggs “ gu^da^, or from 'Tuesday, Ssptea#-' who is a God of the whole the Gk)sp^l indicates that they ^\^f^i0^45“a m. second Congrega- llBSirSEll. night will be foUowed by a baptism ilolliston, Mass., Sunday. I 23 to Sunday, October 12, ihdn- ‘ God, question in relation to that - storyf; Tuesday and Wednesday — The Mrs. Thomas. Lewis, Mrs. F r^ 1 .^ g EvangeUst Cary Js a. forceful , is not that as to whether a miraclc'! Choate School, Wallingford. ZION LUTHB»AN i could or could not happen. That Hamiltoh and Mr. Mid-Mrs. Emkiu- interesting speaker and matoj», has really nothing to do with the sftlTvics in piac t*hii Vjp THE SALVATION ARMY B. Hyde attended the Spnngneia favorable impression 6n .the Rev. H. F. R. Ste<*holz Fair, Tuesday’ afternoon. chuach attendants and townspeople profound ahd deep teaching of toe Mrs. George Platt, Mrs. Charles ^^^s hare last: year, by'Ma book. It is oifiy when we spiritual­ Street meeting tonight comer Sunday school a t 8:30 a. m. _S6r" T r e v i v a l m e e t i n g s fafaafeato? Spria^f ■vice in English a t 9:30 a. m. Con­ Friedrich and daughter and Mrs. convincing preachipg 9f.-,toe ize toe book and read it ■with a the Methodist Episcopal Churc Main and Birch street at, 7:30. Tto® firm and instruction on .’Tuesday and Henrv Goodale and Mrs. Raymond Qogpei. He has been invited to re- spiritual eye that we are in the Corps Cadets will have, charge, .at the Many federated churches und Friday at 4:30 p. m. (GermMi class) Goodale attended toe antique auc- Uum three times, by toe way of discovering its truth. PnnnLl have attained to successful some good singing. and 5:30 p. m. (English class). tioii at A. E.’T^ynaond'a in Amstpn, Churph in: New ifeven and tlnae CHURCH OF THE N AZARENE Sunday School a t 9.30. Keep up A High Point of Vision service in their respective communi­ and increase/toe rally day record. Tiieidav ' 1 is very fully occupied affythroi^h: ’ 466 Main'Steeet And a man who has once per­ ties. Park service at 3 o’clock. Another , Mrs. Lewis Phelps spent Wednes- thn New IhiglMd "y? • BEGINNING TUESDAY, SEPT. 23 airf e n ^ g ^imday October ceived its depth and its height can On account ‘t^® grand crowcf last Sabbath. These 11 YEAR OLD BOY it* Wjirtford 1 itt^view of the fact ^ service at 7 o’clock the Christian F A StSrfish and George Mer- church Is without a r^dcht 12, each evening excepting Saturday at 7 :30. never again think of this. Book ot services will soon close. Let there he Jonah without reverence an# thank- Endeavor fs .‘S v - a good crowd. eSgresriotod con- Rev. E. T. French having rnov^.m; instead,_The tonic of 6:30. is uiv The topic ACCUSED OF MURHER wmirnanUc U - m Residential street meetings at '• -7 • ' ' ' ■ Rev. A. B. C arey, Evangelist (Continued on Page 10) ing Up ’Things for the Good of 6:45. Band a t Knox and Center street. Corps Cadets at Winter' Doylestowh, Pa. Sept.,.20—(AP) Mrs. H a r ^ W^i>to com. Every One Cordially Invited and Garden street. Veterans at —^William Da'vis,. 11 years old, of Children who ^^ve been ______Church and Center. Every Soldier to Philadelphia, was plSced on trial in fatoe ja„t Hart- arranged with Rev. Hopkins of his or her post. the Bucks County Court today on a months, teao^CT toe HartfoM Nazarene church .to Great Salvation Service a t 7:80. charge of murder. ford where Mrs. Wilson teaonesii^^^^^^1 pulidt at both the morn-^ The public, especially ■ those ha'vtog The smaU and pleasant-face^oy chool. of. ing and evening services. ; . 1 no church affiliation urgfed to at­ is accused of killing Stanley Picu- Mr. and Mrs. George Merntt at Tuesday the , revival se»- tend. Bky, 9, of Hilltown towhship. -^OT tended toe RePtofi®an stete Uices will be held every evening-to^ Robert A. Cqlpitts, Minister 'The Week August 1, shooting him tomugh toe vention and (flnner in Stafford wen week except Saturday at 7 Monday night Y. ,P. band prac- The N orth M ain Street Ghiffches head with a small calibre rifle. nesday, , j tt ons and the generM public ■will be w^- , Davis was spending toe summer Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Hesdy ana 1 attend any ojf . the meetings. , 10:40 a. m .— Serm on, “LiHiifing God” on a farm. . He told Po“ ®« daughter Mary, of ^rtland. ^re Adam Rawa, Stanley’s gr^itfatheri recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. | i Metko<£st and Con^egational M usic by V ested Choir. Swedish Lutheran li-ving on a neighboring broken up a bean_pattother and sistor lntoej ^ jbc. l500:antomohUi^ The C hurch Sch(wl X .9:30a.»ni-ChtirAa#W, of ' Hamhmrst^^ to numerous ■wrorkw^, • * comedy Xliuai^” . "iHaji _ Rev. L. H. tpfhkester^ p. - ' was aUeged to/have atnu* Haskw t Classes for; everyone. , , -X,, - Senhoii t ^ c : f^EMBER’DAYS. ^, x " " tehom w later dlscharg*^ as ^t*<^ NSws;.that Sec’y €enik Federation of GhnrcKes top-of the;- todv^s jjMces, a ^ r ^a; ers The Center Church cordially invites to its services quarry between , Haskett and ti» tho: American no suirpriee. tTheie men will sp& ik bat of wide neH CPmers and.^trafflg^ . ». Tfij. ~ X • Sermon topir: SHOWING OF w u . Ran##* . i their retfl^atioa. alie experience 'bf modem X progressive diiir Hammeratein’s ball was placed to- leilti. . }.> I al.'Ji’Isir: 'day'bt f^ .' X ' r

\ "'■i

llj^CHESTBR HERALD, SOUTH ItfANCHlSTER, CONN* SATURDAY, SEJ^BMBER^ 2 , j;-,.. PAGBFCHJK l~T f i n q u e s t i o n s AOT ANSWBM about—if they, ure capable,jdf think­ lin g tte effect of this decision tifiit ’Though you brushed my heart (Don’t S (^ to Oatn) .v 4bmcl{«Bt»r the seller of a stUl has a perfect ing at all. More, Ughtljr than ralij, Question: uMrs. H. L, F. writes:— “I have vrith totecwtyow^ right to assume that the utensil is There seems to be a‘ sear EnfttbtQ R m w BAD WORK Indelible as pain. oils artides and especiaUy bava to be used for a lawful purpose un­ Le Baron Cooke watched Yor^ an itpm on, , POBUSHBD BY less the purchaser tells him differ­ A news dispatch from Waterbury Stead of r^udng. I think tfiare are 'h e r a l d PRINTlNa COMPANY, INC Rendezvous > 18 Blssell Street ently. states ^at, “In ordering a nolle in FAIN AND PLEASURE; juBt about.as many sliin p s ^ le who South Manchester, Conn. the case Judge Harry J. Bearsley Conducted by . (From Water Souls) need advice' aa there are - fat onea., I THOMAS PERGDSON There is more sense to this than Do you malted mtike all dur- ’ took into consideration the rebofd of A quick delight that catches at the General Manager a good many people may imagine, Erik W. Modean throat; ing the'day will make'«e take on Founded October 1, 1881 for distilla.tion is a process not by Acosta^ who flew across the AUantic And tunes the key of laughter to a flesh? I want to gain just a little, aa in 1927 as Admiral Byrd’s chief sob, X I am entirely too thin." Published Every Evening Except any means confined to the produc­ pilot." ’This in the padCter of a pros­ Jeanette Ela Talcott. Answer: I have written many ar­ Sundays and Hoildaya Entered at the tion of alcoholic beverages. One b i r t h o p t h e h e a r t ticles- on the subject of ^ gaining Post Office at South Manchester, ecution of the aviator on a two year Conn., as Second Class Mall Matter. may conceivably want the still for (From Poetry) ~ weight and wilkbe glad to aendle perform ance' another truck parked for tire re­ was originally advanced. It Re­ rush' on to do a play arcimd the life end. column will uroduce disea^ ten­ world’s finest irrigatibri projects, of Isadora Duncan. . . . One of them There is no need to turn the page which may come to cover as many placement; miraculously nobody was garded the tactics employed as be; dencies in the organs supplied by saw completion. . . . The other, and look those nerves. Thi^ fact has had as 600^000 acres. killed. ing of the “surprise” nature. It be­ which Ben Hecht was supposed to At the last scornful paragraph, much to do with the success of va­ While digging a tunnel down un­ ling v;^ue ; Yet there is no law forbidding the lieved that any movement to dis­ provide, never ' reached the stage. my friend. rious schools of manipulation whose der the river bed; straight through , roads to trucks driven by weary, place Mr. Fenn should, in the inter­ Iver Novellcr, London’s latest con­ , , ^ ^ principal method of treatment con-^, a mass of ancient i lava, * the enigi tribution to Broadway, is the gent I’ve watched your eyes’ gold fire go loosening and manipulating | neers ran into a log. Apparently ihnd overtaxed men. est -of a fair field, have been started who wrote, “Keep the Home Fires pale and die t^e bony and ligamentous structure j the. lava had been cooling when it diryiler Sixes • • • . » 7 9 5 ' ! Just why the railroads should be earlier or not at all. For that atti­ Burning," which you may have tried Like a ripe harvest falling into > spinal column. * enveloped the tree so that the tree jcompelled to limit the hours of labor tude it has no apology to make. If on your quartet. . . . And CbHeen rot, . I Spinal irritation can easily be de-j wasn’t burnt up as generaUy hap- of their engineers and at the same Colonel Seymour is elected—as he Moore Is seen about places in Uie And cold rattle p? your courteous lie j j-g^ted by pressing and searching for pens in such cases. ’The engineers Apps the dry bone dropped in an ggngitive spots along the spine, took samples cf the wood to geol- The New CliryJer Eifkt . » 1 4 9 5 almost unquestionably will be—^The company of one Willis Goldbecfc, a ’time trucking companies should be voung gent with plenty, money. ; . , ' empty pot. Sometimes these pains are very' se­ ogists and the geologists said It was permitted to keep drivers on their Herald may be depended on, two By the way, CoUeen 'and I at le^t vere, and in the past many peculiar from a redwood tree and must be jobs till they become imconscious yeara hence or ten years hence as | share birthplaces, the town being j Tb^ sto^ is a twisted hempei^rope and often cruel forms of treatment 1,000,000 years old. It would be » 2 4 9 5 Port Huron, Mich., which may regret I That binds the heart and agitates very difficult for, anyone to prove Tke New Ckryeler Imperial £i|^t at their wheels it would require the case may be, to defend* him were evolved, such as blistering, I- to learn that 1 am stlU alive. the breath; • cupping the skin, burning with a red otherwise. All pticea f. e. b . factory against the same sort of political • 1 • 1 - some ingenuity to explain—except ______The ,plot IS a sharp needleful of hot iron, etc. How much more sen­ 250-Foot Snowfalls on the ground that the law-making strategy if it should then "develop. D. W. Griffith, being a bit pepped ! dope: sible to relieve the- tightened Mr. Du Puy got up on the east­ power hasn’t yet gotten aroimd to Now that Representative Fenn has up by the reception of “Abraharn; The tailpiece is a print of dusty muscles and ligaments by the appli­ ern side of the Cascade mountains, in the region of the Yakima head­ prohibiting the latter practice. It eliminated himself from the situa­ Lincoln," Is considering filming | death. cation of heat, and straighten the “John Brown’s Body," after the | vertebrae and ribs that are slightly waters, and they told him that about tion we have no hesitation In declar­ would seem to be about time that Benet poem version. . . . Young i Come, cut the noose that strangles out of position by manipulation, or 250 feet of snow fell there each GEORGE S. s m i t h - *!t did, ing our belief that the nomination Benet, by the way, wrote the dia­ you and me. strengthen the spine by well planned year. Naturally, he said they were silken laughter I This is not going to be an easy of Colonel Seymour will be an ad­ logue for the Lincoln picture. And gay with exercise. liars. Later he withdrew the asper­ 30 BisseU Street, South M anchester write, Fini! sion. ’Tfils snow is fresh, fluffy stuff. J Xi problem to solve. It will require mirable one and will go so far as And Peter Dixon, who doubled be­ Most cases jpt,-pronounced curva­ tween publicity writing and “The Ben Brigham. ture of the spine are due to, im­ Moisture-laden winds-(blow in ^rom iboth determination and ingenuity to to say that, if it had been proposed Cub Reporter” act for NBC phones proper feeding so that the child-, in the Pacific and precipitate as they frame a law that will be effective.' A month earlier than it was, it me frantically to announce that he NOTES its g;rowing years waa deprived of get into the cold high altitude, cre­ (From Poetry) But mere difficulty cannot be allow-, would in all likelihood have had tiie has a sweet contract for a new act bone-forming elements. Usually the ating 8dl that snow. ’The snow­ l O l l f.o n fr \ t I water is what irrigates Yakima val­ ed to stand in the way when every support of The Herald from the to be labeled, “Rearlng xJunior"— braces and other mechanical sup­ If b u e s i \OI It Ht HI \ I I K H»K I'l I \11 s or something like that. And the The wind has quieted, ports for curvature of the spine are ley- i day the perils arising from this start. hero will be his own pint-sized off­ And the only sound not advisable because this condition ’The engineers made^ irrigation condition of overworked truck spring. . . . His wife is the othw Is the chatter of the leaves. can be handled more satisfactorily ' canals leading off t h e ^ e r M d teen Their talk is dry and-brittle. drivers are growing more deadly. half of the act. from tee standoolnt of perinanent | found that fish were swlinmin&^to up with moss and one thing and* TOOTING NUISANCE William A. Brady is perhaps the Like that of withered old ladies results with tee methods which 11 these canals and d y in g te e tequ- another. ' i . Frankly, our sympathies run to Clustered in the autumn sun. There has been considerable dis­ only surviving member of the old have just outlined. i sands in shaUow water. ’Ehls heetned ^,’ITien the 'engines sank a series the truck drivers themselves about H I have a special hrticle describing I no way to do fox-- a. ■.g’qveniment ot steel^ chains ^ tee outlete. cussion of late concerning the nuis- theatrical clan who goes ahead of as much as to the imperiled motor­ his shows for a lecture tie-up. . . . A dream half-forgotten exercises for strengthening tee j Which believes in kcelto^fen-';alive charged with, electricity: Now, when­ Is lovlier ing public. They are a hard work­ £ince of needlessly blown automo­ In old trouping days this was quite spine which i will be very glad to; and propagating teem> BS^des, all ever a fish is tempted Jg svfkfi into bile horns. Motor Vehicles Commis­ the thing to do, but it’s gone out of Than any dream remembered; send if you wiU write to me in carc j the dead fish improved neither tee an irrigation canal* he gets within ing, decent lot of men on the whole And beauty through a blur sioner Stoeckel has been one of the style. . . . Brady; however, may be of this paper and enclose a large, i water nor tee atifiosphete; Nets five or six feet o f a chain amd begins and generally law abiding and cour­ found heading west paving the way More haunting self-addressed, stamped envelope. j were put in and those got clogged to tingle and feel uncbmforte.ble. So UNIFICAnON DF ITALY leading contributors to it—to the teous drivers. But often they are for “Street Scene.” Than beauty in one’s hand. lie just.; keeps , right on swimmfiig required by their employers to drive discussion, not the nuisance. He is Now that Ethel Barrymore has along tee river. , On Septombeif 20, 1870, the in agreement with that large part taken “Scarlet Bister Mary” out of A t. an altitude^ o f 10,000 feet in cation on taly was effected when xmconscionable distances between Everything Was Lovely—Till One Day Mother tee YaJdma-. hea^aters zopf there tee fPnris of tee Ung entered sAd of the population whith would glad­ the Pulitzer prize novels and made rests and sometimes even their a play out of it, word comes that Hubbard Found the Cupboard Empty! is a deep mountain lake. Innu­ captured Rome, last of the Papal rather marvelous powers of endur­ ly wring the neck of the blatant im­ “Black April,” another of Julia merable fish had been poured into territories. ■ ance fail. Then, oftener than not, becile who sits in an automobile and Peterkin’s works, will be turned it on .tee- theory vte^t they would ^That territory had been j^teeted toots endlessly for his girl or his into drama form by the'Same Daniel propagate and there • would be good by Fiance. Napoleon m , from iho- tragedy follows. fisl&g. But uobody ever caught any chum to come out and climb in. Reed who adapted the other work. tives of policy, refused to aHoW- the The removal of this menace is a And A1 Jolson, his movie career •fitei. ' IteUans to annex the Papal states job for the Coimecticut Legisla­ There is one effect of this foolish apparently at an end. Is said to be : ; . Foria tee Fishes which ' they wanted ’ in order'to So one day a bright person went ture. use of the automobile horn, and of contemplating a return to vaude­ establish their government In the the still more exasperating one of ville at the sweet figure o f Y12.000 out in a rowboat with tee theory Eternal City. A grouF teat tee fish were. all hsleep way tooting at the car ahead in a traffic per week. . . . While Mae West, patriots under Qaribaldl made a Wd-' whose name appears in the police down In tee bottom of the lake, too to fcapture the . souidit-aftet ter^- LEGAL STEEXS halt, which may not have occurred station blotters for off-hue dramas, far dovra to be aware Of aU the nice tory but were defeated by the When Robert L. Sengle, enforce­ to Mr. Stoeckel or all of his fellow is sending a' book around the pubi bait being offered teem. He took V’rench at Mentana. This e v »t de­ ment administrator for Connecticut, remonstrants. We refer to that lishing houses. . . . If and when along a can of buttema^ ahd a stroyed tee good feeling which had printed it will be titled "Black and sack of bran, which:he poured and prevailed between France and Italy ■had his men raid the shop of a Hart­ psychological reaction of the abuse White." dumped gradually over the ride. He since 1859. * ford tinsmith because the smith was of the horn upon certain sensitive sat a couple of hours and. began to A t last, in 1870, due to the out­ ■ M supposed to be making stills he motorists which makes them re­ . Armida, the Gus Edward discos#, get some bites oh hid- yner. The stuff break of tee FrancoN-Pnisstan W «r, luctant to use it at all. ery who stepped from a Los Angel6(i had percolated to tee bottom and Najxfieon was forced to .withdraw hadn’t heard about a ruling by aroused active Interest among tee We are convinced that the num­ restaurant into movie fame, is about his forces, a mo-ve. of which the- Judge AJschuler of the United to'twinkle on Broadway In a music flriies. Now everyone out there Italians were soon to take advan­ States Circuit Court of Appeals at ber of such persons is much larger show. fishes with bran; it has been dis­ tage. The King of Italy at tMa Chicago, sitting as a district judge, thpn generally realized. Their sense And the fall Hollywood Invaalon covered teat tee fish don’t demand ...... - tcr< of fitness and harmony is outraged had started, with Fifth Avenue .buttermilk..-- , , in a very siajilar case. Prohibition On tee Klamath Indiam reserva­ by the causeless clamor of motor shops looking for tee usual heavy ^agents had seized eleven five-gallon spending. . . . While breezing a^ut tion in Oregon, -Mri- Du Puy d i^ v - dependent pcrittlmi in the ItaUlB' stills in the establishment of a cop­ horns to a point where the sound of I’ve encountered, tor instance, Louise ered the world’s most valuable gtoup government. ' ■ persmith. Judge Alschuler ordered the device under any circumstances Fazgnda, otherwise Mrs. Hal Wallis, of babies. ’There are some 1200 This he refused to do. Althoui^ Klamate* cmd. tee . timberland on the return of the stills to their own^ becomes subconsciously offensive. w h^ hasn’t been hack this way in he feinted: a resistance, the rsyei their reservatlon'ls worth $25,000,- troops entered Rome end eobn- In consequence they come to occupy five years. . . . And Ctonrad Nagel Is er, saying, ‘T find nothing in the in­ another who heum’t been able to fiOO. ^E^rybody has a share worth hoisted' the Tricolor on the ptiaoe terned revenue statutes directed a semi-antagonistic position t^ard break away in almost half a dozen ahou^ |2(),000 and an Incoine o f $700 of the eai^tbl. It was not uatS bir,$800 a yeiar. The tribal rolld 'against one who sells stills or keeps this highly useful safeguard and years. . . . By the way, his 10-year- the 2nd o f June, 1871, howeyor, that old daughter comes along. . . . And aren’t closed, so each new baby is them for sale when the purcheuser will not use the horns on their own tee king made his trioamhel antey I’ve met for tee first time tee very worth $20,000 plus tee annual in- into tee capital of Italy. does not signify the stills are to be cars if they can possible avoid it. capable young woman- director, used for an unlawful purpose.” Under the Influence of this auto­ Dorothy Arzner, tee only member > Thus there is no race suicide matic aversion an otherwtee model of her-sex who makes picfaires at jambmg tee Klamates. Production TROBS'TO KILL 8BUr The Illinois case was prosecuted of bm$es is by far the merit profit­ * driver will sometimes neglect to this particular moinent and they say 'under the internal revenue law, sh^s coihe out to tee eastern Para­ able Q^hipation open t o . them > and signal his approach to a pedestrian New Haven, Sept. 2() (AP) —* which is older than the Volstead act, mount Studios for CJlaudette Col­ theshave applied teemsei>ris to the Harry BarweU,. %86, 'or . but which It is to be assumed was or to a car he is about to pails or bert’s next picture. Industry with earnest determhsatioQ w aain a. grave eondi^m a hospi­ and encouraging reriflte. White preferred by. the federal prosecutor to sound his horn at a blind intej^* Loretta Young has been in to ^ , tal today'following an att^ptJey^ section. Which ls»bad tiustoesa, of too, with Grant Witeers, the oUier men have left the cattle, business. to night to commit suldde. hs being more likely to bring a con- liaif 'of last winter’s sp^taciflar, marry idamate women and tee jgaost himself in the head. ' -! eviction. Wether it is planned to COUTM. elopement. commpn prayer teat goes up xrom ; BurweU to a broth eraf C31ff prosecut thq Hartford case under We honestly believe teat If/tee GILBERT SWAN. the reservatldn is tee plea fqr twins. weQ, formri: Ifienift the revenue law or under the na* automobile horn were foolishly used Vallee’s orchestra leas it’would be wte^y/iiaed a great We wduld have ho laeiie" agahMt Millard Fillmore was tee on:j kUl himsClf about five tlonal enforcement law we do not, Tom Thumb golf if only tee play; United States president who made | New 'York, Relativci^ of course, know. But in eiUicr case deal, more, ia sometWng ero would be " content' tp” five no inaugural addresa. . w« can’t see how there is any avoid- elae for the iteronie .tootecs to think teumbxMil ricetcbqa w their game. 1 - ^ • Si! -< ^ r -...,. v/-.-v’--, , •\ / •■i^* ■■ /*r: ’•T CV-.0..-W- M«r t*" p a M ’ " ■ “OTH M^C^TER CpNN-^S^^ IfflO.

year-bld Dallas pro, shoots spectacu­ lar 66 fia opim tpuniejr. • ‘ ^ DR. EINSTEIN I ; Hicks and Mau - • . - • r'- -“X' ■J0!: HAS CHENEY SILK QUILT nic Superpower " f Overhigki'i > Orcujt gain flnnl '.round of C h ­ 4^(fl0rJ'm sts Aton adian golf champtohshlp. P. News • * Xidtdsvlfle.-r-American Association “ Ma d e: 35 YEARS AGO Be Soon in Opemtti^- pennant clinched for Louisyille. USE PLANES NOW News To Bk^n;-—Eniployment, in Massa­ Explains Isn’t Just tlie jhroper' chusetts during August'-.incrOase^' ■ . Word for « e is tfec <)nly One 5 .. to l.g per cent in the number of wage Berkeley, Calif., Sept. 20—(A?) riot of power that V can be Can Undefirfand Jti Mrs. Susan Dougan, Former [work running machinery. bhax^es' Russian g d y e i^ e n t With earners over July; ..Department of Hays, Kas., Sept. 20.—(AP)-r sNew.Work^Ha.ving been cuttog Resident Here, Presents It to —A new Wnd of The’^aratr^^ selling wheat short oh Chiciagq:.xnar> Labor and Industries reports. BerBn, Sept. 20.-^(APyr-I^r.JW- They run away from home in air­ up in-tjie# 6^;. Girl’* must go Central Palls, R. L—Chief of Po­ Mrs. George Johnson. power plant was reported to cne California product, still Inconlpiete, ICOte - J* bert mnstein, who lately 4n Bir- ., planes these days. ' . to court.^ 'riie!' cs^t and' tie.p r^ u cer National Academy of Sciences to- imt reported because of its .'great . Olathe, Kans.—Couift records dis- lice James McCarthy returns to One 15-year-old lad who started of a plhy ;'^ ed op Vina Delmar s ifiingbEuh and again in Berlin char-., i scientific interest. “ tiose Ruth Alexander niarried twice, office after second suspension with­ acterized space as "the only'theory Mrs. George Johnson of Bissell out for adventure in the wilds'of npYeVmust appear, before the judge in'a'year on charges that were street was presented with a beauti­ Tt nronoses to speed up atomic It is under development by> Drl divorced once, before smarrying Rob­ representing leali^,” hM-submitted Mexico—and stole an airplapa w Monday. ' ert A. 'ElUott. - - never pressed. ful silk bed quilt yesterday by Mrs. make the trip—was in jail today, P a ri^ T h e Prince' of Wales is in h yd ro^ particles to ab?ut 37,000 Ernest ^wrence to the Priissian Acadenqr New York.—Bh^ald. and ;,wi£e in­ Concord, N. H.—Albert W. Noone, a new treatise on the "theory qf Susan Johnson Dougan of Webst«, while another bpy of the same age, town, but nbfioii^ is supposed to miles a second so they can be use_d so^of Pbyfics^an£N.J^. Ed^^^ 84-year-old Peterboro rnanufacturer M*b"uUet3“ To"bombard and possibly The device is dicted with Healy and Tommaney, space conceptions with Riemann Mass., which was inade believed to have been responsible know _ it.:He*s______incqgm^._ He flew on charges of purchasing judgeship 'and I^mocratic nominee for U. S. break the atoms of other- elements.------new route into the long ^mugnt inetrics and extended paralleilsm-” _ . from patch work pieces sold by for the theft of a second plane was in^hls^^ Ellizabeth, N. J. — Fbrohibltlon Senate, asks for recount in Demo­ Cheney Brothers at that time for Des. Moine^lf.; the.. Association of Breaking atoms is ,one long sought atomic power field. Other methods Dr. Einstein, known-vihroughput being sought. have required expensive, _heavy agent killed when gunmen attack cratic gubernatorial primary con­ 51.00 a pound. The quilt has 196 The youths, J. R. Purdcnn and route to transmutation, and also to the world as the “father of relativi­ Master Barbers of America is wlL- equipment ana high . powei;..>yDr. dry ., agents guarding Confiscated test, which he lost by only 309 ty’’-said in an interview in Geneva squares, and 80 of th6m are of dif­ Robert Staah, both of Hays, set oqt iugUo'piit:iip a •550,000 home for “unlocking the power of the atom which .means *60 find out whether Lawrence’s machine could be §at on brewery. i votes. . i ) '• on July 27 last that he was evohdng ferent colors, ^ many of to see the world last Sunday. An aged and incapacitated barbers it New Bedford, Mass. — Federal Springfield, Mass.—N w England airplane was stolen at Great* Bend, breaking up atoms will release a a chair and used with little power. another theory later than that which woven over 40 years ago when but can have a 1,000 acre tract in Wis­ agents seize radio station alleged and Western Air ’Transportation •he- propounded regarding’space, and, three-color designs were being Kas., Staab, who is under arrest, consin for-a site. "Hie offer is made hsed for communication with rum Company goes out of business be­ his comment was^ "maybe people printed. The quilt which has ^ e n confessed. Purdom is enough of an by Fred W. Bitch, manufacturer of cause of lack of patronage. aviator, despite his 15 years, to fly fleet.- will tviink 1 am a fool when they in service for the past 35 years hair tonic. ' . • FORMER NANCY Great Falls, Mont.—Liquor seized Southbridge, Mass.—Gordon Ly­ read it.” This was at a meeting of , shows the beauty and durability of a plane. Near Ness, Kas.,' engm® PorOand,.Me.—An egg, as planes of National reliability tour man Webber, 22, Enfield and New trouble forced down the 1 plane, the League of Nations committee on ^ tered externally, can be an antidote SILVER lAN E are searched. York, arrested 45 minutes after intellectual cooperation.. He told Uie ^^Mr^ SuSii Dougan who made which has been recovered. holding up chain grocery store and Staab said he and Purdom appro­ for poison. A , disappointed swain and EXPECTS A N O TH E R dlLD ' Cleveland.^—Edward i E. Curtis, 'committee the field in which he vms the handsome coverlet will be re­ swallowed'pplson. in a candy store. priated a motor car and drove to former, Canton, Ohio, safety direc­ escaping with 5115. working was still 'more vast than, membered by the of Norton, Kas., where a second at­ Lyndon E. Harris,, the manager, H O C K A N t J M tor, ' fined 54,000 and sentenced to those in which he already had pio- . South Manchester as the wi^w o. two years as prohibition ■violator. tempt to obtain a planh failed. Staab threw an egg. It hit the swain in News Notes Saint German Eri^^Layfe; F r^ ce. xi6Gr6(i* -*• ' -- John Dougan, boss dyer then became homesick and returned the chest. He vomtied enough of the ,Tyler, - Texas.—Seventy-Jrear-pld Dr. Einstein takes up construction Brothers. He retired from tbe plant Sept. 26.— (AP.)—Another'cliild is man arrested for 46 yean old mur­ in’the treatise submitted today cei:- to Hays. ' ' poison so that doctors were able to COSTEISINST.PAUL in 1886. Mrs. Dougan is now expected by Maharanee.....Shanniish- taln non-Euclldian conceptions of Yesterday a plane was stolen at save his life. . , w i King’s der. .... years old and lives vrtth Elk a ty , Okla. It was flown here New York—Father Knickerbock­ The Busy Bee Circle thabai______and her—^ Indian------husband*, , th.i ■Virginia, Minn.—^Bodies of two space—that is those not limited to^ Daughters will open their fall me^- foj.m0]. Marajah of Indore.;Their ter, Mrs. Gordon Craig, 45 Keena-t and abandoned. Purdom was seen er is losing a classy street-sweeper. slain wonien found on isolated road. three dimensions and. wherein, for mue, Webster, Mass. Mr. and shortly after the ship arrived. Au­ Carried bn the payroll as a_ sweeper, inginsf atow the home of-Mrs. -- Sherman H. handsome Chateau D’Hennemont, Detroit.—Anotherkilled, making St. Paul, Sept. 20— (A P) —Ac^ example, the Euclidian definition of. Avenue, Fox on Naubuc avenue, Tuesday Mrs. Dougan formerly lived on th thorities expressed the belief he was a city employe was found to be act­ once the royal residence where third gang murder of: week. ceptance of honorary memberships parallel lines does not hold good corner of Main and Pearl stree-s responsible for taking the plane on ing as a reception clerk, wearing evening, September 23. Echos of James H died in exile, is being, pre­ Stockholm.— Andree’s diary dis­ in a United States Army unit, par­ (According to Euclid, parallel linea^ where the Selwitz block now st^ds. fine clothes with a boutonniere. the vacation season will be heard. pared for the ceremonies which pre­ closes ice floe caused end of vain ticipation in three parades and a prolonged to infinity never meet). a joy ride. j Harold Strickland and children, Mrs Dougan has made > After a checkup, Kansas and Ok­ Hereafter he is to use a broom oi cede and attend birth. • fight for life. luncheon and banquet pro'vided a Dr. Einstein in his latest work ex­ beautiful q^«ts- and^has^mad^e lahoma officials decided the theft of also Mrs. Margaret Strickland and The princely party arrived' in Tromsoe.—Remains’ of Andree, busy day today for the French amines the specific attributes of' draw no pay. Helen Martin left Thursday for a the Elk City plane was in no way New York—Down on the farm Marseilles yesterday and will be Strindberg and Frankel taken trans-Atlantic fliers, Capt. Dieu- these space continuea and with the exact Herbert Hoover week at Cornfield Point, Saybrook. donne Coste and Lieut. Maurice Bel connected with: the escape of mem­ there is no residence suitable foi here shortly. Approximate, date of aboard ship bound for final resting help Of the mathematical proposi­ Eugene Perkins is -visiting at his lonte. tion that in a series of differentla- Srob her bSry“ to the W hit. House. bers of a gang that robbed a Lin­ Marion Talley. She f Plams ^ a t the expected accouchement has not place in Stockholm. old home in Binghampton, N. Y. Moscow.—Efight, inclutog two They .landed at Wold-Chamber'‘ tions the sequence of differences may ; coln, Neb., bank last We Mrs. Isabel H. Fox is visiting rel- expected birth likewise will be in Phillies, increase lead. taxpayers will be 15 per cent. Which , there was a fist fight and now IheTO atives and friends in New London. Pine Valley, N. J.—Bobby Jones (Joste and Bellonte will be in the KugaUon..S. E. Mcaellan accordance with Indian custom. twin cities until Monday morning is 1 per cent higher than married, New Bedford, Mass., Sept. 20. Miss Ann Gillette of Goshen’is vis­ The family earnestly hopes for shoots 74 in practice. IT uK? rS ^ re t uu^ was'in-the twosome, is suing Lyle iting at the home of her cousin, St. Louis.—Ralph Guldahl, 18- when they leave for Omaha. people pay. (A P .)—Rum ships off the Npw Jackson-Md Mrs. Jewel A. Iverson a boy. England coast had been deprived of Mrs. Sherman H. Fox. Jor ASoo!^ He claims Mrs Iverson Joseph J. Smith of Porter street their guiding “voice” today by Fed­ Hastings, N. Y., ^^® ^ - got into the fight '^^h ®. ®lu^ began taking down his crop •* of had been purchased only a few eral authorities who last mght seiz chauffeur New York—“The Painted Pig i» Havana seed tobacco. The ideal fall hours earlier, when his ed a powerful radio station m a , a Mexican fairy story written by weather ofi the past has brought out The trol- three-tenement New Bedford hous^ ' stooped to make a turn. Mrs. Dwight W. Morrow during her an excellent color and bids fair for fe v ^ S ? struck it from the rear. Manuel Carpenter of Boston and stay iff Mexico and dedicated to her a splendid crop. Mr. Smith raised Joseph Travers of this city who M- ■ ^ Mr. Ziegfeld continued his trip m daughter Constance, who helped her 32 acres. a ^icab.^ The car which was bad- cupied the house were free on 54,- buy a painted pig, a toy, m the 000 bail each for appearance in the iv damaeed narrowly escaped de­ market at Cuernavaca. struction when Federal Court at Boston. They hau FIND A CREMATION.PIT \ the fuel tank caught fire. Bystana been arrested by Department ^ ers pushed it to safety. Justice agents on “J ( ____ — racy with certain unidentified per­ OVER 1,500 YEARS OLD sons to violate the nationarproWbi- iUOTATIOJ ‘ KlUED BY SHOCK tion act and the tariff act. pleaded not guilty to the ob^es. Binghamton, N. Y., Sept. 20.— ^ U. S. Attorney Hubert C. Thomp­ (AP)—An Algonkian feast pit or son today refused to reveal the na­ 1 “Marriage, taken formally, is an cremation pit, dating from 1,500 New York, Sept. 20 ture of the radio implements seized, years ago, was uncovered at Willow but it was indicated that the equip­ independent category of reaUty. summer the Schuler famUy •vacation __Count Hermann Keyserling. Point today by a party of scientists had been postponed because Mrs. ment was of high power. Federal headed by Dr. Arthur C. Parker, Mary Schullr, 49, was “ S’wous about authorities said they believed tne director of the Rochester Museum. driving on crowded roads. With th station to be a connecting link be­ . “ Any girl who has been a private A < secretary to a' business man should “We will be vmable to determine heavy summer traffic over, they tween a huge flew England, rum- whether the find is a feast pit or a ring and rum-runners off the coast. make’ a good., w ife.” 9 ? nut this morning. , ; ,/r-Ann Harding. cremation pit until we excavate A little way from L further,” Dr. Parker said. Jamaica another car cr^hed into FUR COATS STOLEN “This peripd,. -vdll come to be 'The Skelton of an Indian girl, of tvio snne,bt;pcat spiritual ao- was. slight, but the shock killed Mrs. | was uncovered. ; m i “ ‘' “ “iSlliei W alier WiiiePrandt. A plot 200 by 500 feet, which was ^ ' n e f husband and their two chil- ' the site of Algonkian and Iroquois j dren were only slighUy injured. Vm- bros, Inc., downtown store early to-] villages, was surveyed by the group ,aaa.vs u...- “-To: ibc alr-^ndcd is to be, to / j ; the other day by robbers'" who smashed the , of scientists' and divided into 50 cent Conway, driver of sidewalk:' some ’ extent,. ijiterhationaUy mind- L' car, was not arrested. foot squares. Each square will be briks.^ T h ey Jtripped'the ^ S o w | ed/’-H a r ty ;F: Guggenheim excavated as the work progresses. \ ’“I’ll wr.try:t,^c^uc^ Specimens found will be taken to Rochester for study this -winter in police, called by tal shortcomings behind a profound V got away before ^ , an attempt to fill in unknown chap­ WAPPING pedestrians who heard the breaking expresrion; Mayor James J. Walker. ters in the early history of the state. glass, could reach the scene. Fire Thursday afternoon, destroy-^ ed the dweUing house on the farm bf Walter Kutsavage, a Wap- GRAHAM S K E S AND ElGriTR - ALWAYS FAR IN ADVANCE ping farmer. Mr. and Mrs. Kutsav age^ have five small ,^J® loss was only partially covered by insurance. The fire was discovered bv Mr. Kutsavage about 3.30 p. m. M while his wife and Harry W. Heil awav. Neighbors attempted to gi-ye aid but there was no water avail­ able and little could be done The Again Invites You barns were not burned. The Ku savage home was located near the East Windsor Hill highway, about a mile' apd a half north of Wapplng Center. ..1= The Wapping Grammar schools to the Showroom opened Tuesday morning, Septem­ SORT OF ber. ,9, with 232 pupils regis^red. UK The' teachers are., Miss Alice Shat- A tuck, Gr,ade 1; Miss Lydia Jones, to see and drive the Grades 2 and 3; Miss Ann Hasler, Grade 4; Mrs. Ethel T. Boody, HOME IS YOURS? Gi-ade 5; Miss Blanche Finesilver, Grade 6 ; Mrs. Ruth Anderson, Grade 7, and Mrs. E. Mae Holden, Is it comfortable to live in . . . attractive to show to your Grade 8. Miss Blanche Finesilver ' ^ o r l d ’ s attended Columbia University Sum­ neighbors? Are the halls inviting . . . the living room mer school last summer. Miss Lydia Jones, attended Summer school at hospitable . . . the dining room cheerful and convenient Salem- Normal school, and Mrs. E. ' - J, Mae Holden attended Boston 'Uni- (greatest \ alue , , . the kitchens compact and well-organised ? Do the "versity Summer— school at Spring- field. Mass. bedrooms suggest repose? Of the pupils who graduated from the Wapping Grammar school last V.: June, fourteen are attending the If that home o f yours doesn’ t measure up to,these stand­ South Manchester High school. They ards, it’s time to refurnish. It^s surprising how much are'as follows; Howard F; Burger, NATIONALl IRNISHINCS Henry W. Chandler, Robert L. Felt. HOME a few pieces of new furniture add to A c appearance and Earl W. Hyson, Nellie G. Kupchu- sm E models the new protection of shatter-proof noe, Catherine A. Kutyla, Ruby M. In the Eight and in the Six, Graham, s h o w : comfort of rooms. A new davenport or rug positively MarshaU, Henry Peterson, Albert brings you the newest improvements andL Safety Plate Glass as complete equipment. make a living room new. A new table and chairs can C. Sakalowski, Edward Segevick, IH Y«Wl Pualph F. Smith, Dorothy E. Whit- advancements, builpupon design proych COMMUMITV I make A e evening meal-more palatable and life m gen­ nev. Etta F. Wilson,.George E. Zda- Your own experience and sense of values sound by threo years of enthusiastic- 0 C T .4 nis. Two attend Rockville High ■will tel"! you .that Graham is indeed the eral more pleasant. school, Anna Lorenc and Edward owner experience. . Pudim, and Clara I. Dodd is attend­ , world’s greatest motor car value. ing Hartford Secretarial school. The Graham E i^ t is a leader, with its' Now is Ae ideal time to a^^^ furniture to your heune, Sevm-bearing crankshaft in the Sixes; the Miss Faith M. Collins and Miss Dor­ 100 h. p. Graham-bidU engine, noted for othy Boody are attending the Cam­ fitiMt o f hydraulic internal brak^ for every picesire^t Aeir lowest Icv^ WW. They wiii not bridge Secretarial school at Hart­ smoothness and flexibiUty, fda re^ ess^ to »tay down—Adications are Aat factory wsts wiU soon ford; respond to any need of speed or buU4og ' Six and Eight; silent-chain drive for g en ^ - Mrs. Addie (Nevers, Foster) pulling. Come to our showroom and test tor and water pump; fiiU-pressure oiling ■tart upward. Sd i ^ e your re-fumishings plans at once. Congdon of Foxboro, Mass., has ■ > • y. been spending two weeks at the the Graham for yourself. . system; rubber spring shackles; full water- Consult A o advertisements of furniture deM^s in our home of her sister, Mrs. Laura N. jfcketed cylinders; economy of operation .'/>» ■ Gates^, of Highland Park. Several Graham gear-shifting has not only . coh u M i; A « stores and l^t A ^A dp you of her schoolmates and friends call­ ,.and economy of maintenance; the . lowest the pi^rfection of ease < and silence for, ed on her there last Th-ursday eve- price per pound o f any quality cars today. gqfa new hA^e charm. ningi'Mrs. Alice (Loomis) Barber, three years, but Graham pioneered and • ■ • • -'*■!. *«■■' -i ■ ■■ ■' HSttic (Foster) Spencer, Mrs. Gert­ rude (Avery) Foster, Mrs. Josephine provides the time^proved four-speed Come to’ the Grahov sh GeSh^ Sixes to 51593, «t b c i > . ■■J ~ a brother of Mrs. Addie Congdon, quality-bu'iltr-and 0ftiham wasj^ V tocy. Sbattii'pfoof Seliety l^te GUm et loweet arrived Thursday evening, also from Veatn cwrfiM Midi equipment aHywbete. lt> Foxbor-b, Mass., and attended the in its price classes to prbyi4c>hi all; .- N . .-'.rf*. J-fc. .I-:. " Sprin^eld Fair on Friday with Olln (3aKes and they ■will all return to ■ th«ii= -hotnes on Saturday. The Registrars of "Voters vrill be present at the Town hall at South •Mf’ ,3t A Wflidsor this afternoon to nmke *t; V 193 CENTieft STREICT SOUTH MANCHESTER voters. ■‘7 S9O’ rf .s-l' -'*.,, i;. '£ ■Ar:- •4 .£5.- ■/ -i. “MANCHESTER EVENING HERAtD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN^ SATURDAX» SEPTEMBER ^0, 1§^0. 'PAGESnT^ --- 7^ ,.■ “ ______•

Knows tJie Northland] SEEKTAU. BLONDE DAILY tAOlO pSQiSWtW Saw Wobblies^ War Saturday, September |0 -S IN CRATER TANGLE VCharlle is My ^ U n g. eft ^ Jacobite sonir, will Wterpretrt W 7:00 6:0(k-’, 9H«I s:; jMhool leeMm. the mixed ch®™*. 7:15 IT(%tui#j;t^ra8i. concert to bo broadcast by WE3AF* ood proem s (1 hr.> floo Tf silS 7 :i^ e «i^ uet ^ to Miyor of Boa. litis tn Far Northwest 5. daylight saving time. YariofM w - ton, Snalantf. IdIO 11:1 onwie Woman Threatened to Suo slons of this song have been..wntten S.'OO 8:00—Studio, v^flety hour.. ' -m s -K ’ ■ 1^' by .Scottish Poets. *»«*.*** 9:30 8)80r*WJZ mtngtrelJgl)^. 9:30 (t:t0>*‘ ❖ In W e were "written by A*** 10:00 9:00^Late done* or^hootras. WlOO 9:00«»L, . ___ ^ , Musing Justice the Da]r Nairne. She and t«r family, were 34fl.6!^WABC. I<«BW VQKK-MO. 11:30 10:80— Xrtlfi iolis staunch Jacobites. Cesare will 6:30 6:30r-Bport talk; mala tria U:46 10:41—DBAM oreiM atnLtD 1,9|L" 1 Andover Farmer As He Per­ conduct the orchestra ^ 7;0ff. 6:00-iCB)ckett Moontaiiwcnii Walked 600 Miles to Enlist, the program. Other selections w ll w 7:16 6:l6—Ted Fkirtte’s orchestra .. Before He Disappeared. the overture to “ AlphOTse a ^ 7:30 0:30—Mala triot: eoniodtsn.' - 9.’«e 8:M r-Oi«M M t«i IteQ boor. Then is Told His Feet Are Bad. la ” “ The ■Miller’s Wooing. AU-. 8:00 7:0^Kducatl6nal fOaturea. 1:00 I3 :0 Q -A i5 5 ii town. forms His Prosaic Tasks tumn” ISd “ Qunga Din.” ’^ h e Moon 8:30 7:30—SpIrituaBtlnotrs. tenor. «4.7-W3le will be ‘ If l 464.3—WRAP, NSW VX)RK-(6eO. IlilO 1 0 :3 0 < ^ "l^ » up tbi^ .U(»t-«L : ring Days When The I. W. Northwest. blonde woman who threatened to Could Be With Ton One Hour." "I’m 6:15 6:16—Dlnnor dance muatc. 11:10 l» ;80—Symbhony oretiestf*. ' 6:46 6:45—Uhcla Abe and David, . 13H10 4 I :0 0 ^ W ^ “While I was in Calgary,” said Mr. London, “ a big I start a $100,000 breach of promise Doin’ That Thing.” “Out or a Clear 7:00 C:00—Two dance orchestras. action against him the day before Blue Sky” and "CJet a Rainbow” from 8:0O> 7:00—Baion *<|nBerM, orchestra. ; S44.0-vWLV9H4oat York World that a woman, who said Leading East Stations. 6:30 5:30—Dinner dance music, 10:46 9:46~Ci^estrO : pl9tM> enlist.” she was Lwraine Fay. called at his 6:46 6:48—Floyd Gibbons, reporter. 11:30 10:30—Aihoe 'n* Andy. vi.. . . /Elroy B. London /DST) (ST) 7:00 6:00—Amos *n* Andy, comedians 23S-KOIL. COUNCIb BCUFPBt V tier Town When Gold “You’ve got flat feet,” said the recruiting officer. office on August 5 and asked him 272.6--WPQ. ATLANTIC CiTV—IlOa 7:15 6:16—Male trio, mvtdoiite. 11:00 10:00—WABG dAbue orelKFtreu “ You wouldn’t be any good in the army. Where did to start suit against the jurist. 8:15 7:15—Studio concert orchestra. 7:30 6:30—Male quartet, baritone. 13:00 11:00—Studio antertafnm ^. 8:45 7:45—Old song recital. 8:00 7:00—Circus comic skit,.band. 1:46 13:46—Artiste frblie; cmriArtm. you come from ?” to allow them greater latitude in re­ The fact that she’ did not retuin 9:00 8:00—WABC programs (4 hra) 8:15 7:15—Drama, ‘The Wonder Oog' 3 0 1 .5 - KOA. DENVERlF^eaQ. - spect to their meetings. I worked 7:30—Pickard family, music. Rashes Were The Fashion. “The trapper told the officer he had hiked the 600 to the lawyer’s office the next day 283—WBAL. BALTlMORe-1060. 8:30 11:30 10:30—Amoa 'e ' Anoyi orciisiirg. with many of the I. W. W .’s and I as she promised and the withdrawal 8:.30 7:30—Studio cameo i-cncerL 10:00 9:00—Skit, ‘^Cnp Rer«rter." 11:00 10:00—Suhday acHoo* leeaon. miles to Calgary and was willing to show them he could 8:00 8.00—WJZ programs (X hr.) 10:16 9:16—VocaUst. planwL duo. 1:00 13:0O>^Drainatltt pmnuitaiieib found them a decent sort. by Crater of $5,500 ffom the bank 10:00 9:00—Around the mclodcon. 10:30____ 9>30—Miniature theater. 3:00 1:00—Feuture radio revuf. T’S a long jump from an Ando- i beat the best man they could produce. was regarded by the police as signi­ 10:30 8:S0—WJZ programs (U*. hrs.) 11:00 10:00—Slumber music hour. t99.S-w6cvWHO. IOWA-IMO. ver potato farm to Prince | 13:00 11:00—Marty Stone's orchestra. ficant. ^ 243.8—WNAC, dOSTON—1230. 8:00 7:00—Rocking Chair mua 11:30 10:30—Amos ’n’ Andv; learn. 7:00 6:00—Orchestra, recital bnur. 8:00 7:00—Birlow'a dance orc»»^tAi. ver, but this active mem has wit­ The officer signed him up at once. terville, Maine. Here he met his proper time take proper steps to 12:00 11:00—Peanuts* feature hour. 8:00 7:00—Popular music concert. 8:46 7:45—W A B C , ' nessed the good things that the childhood sweetheart and they were overcome her reticence.” 12:30 11:30—Four dance orchestras. 9:00 8:00—WEAF progs. (2% bra) 13:30 11:30—kOdnii oTgMfi north country has to offer and likes 280.7—WTAM. CLEVELAND—1070. 260.7- WHAM. ROCHESTER—1150. 1:00 13:00—AranaL dano# mume _ . married arid- settled down for sever­ The district attorney declared 8:00 7:C0—WEAF programs (4 hrs.) 6:45 6:45—WJZ programs (2i^ hra) 3 7 9 .6 - KOO. OAKLAND—79G it. Memories stiU linger of the good al years at the other extremity of that Mrs. Crater has been impeding, 12:00 11:00—Studio players hour. 9:00 8:00—Eastman Music Sclino). 1:00 12:00—Talea.never told. times e n jo y ^ fa r up the Frazer riv­ the country. rather than aiding, the Investigation 1:00 12:00—Orchestra; midnight music 9:30 8:30—WJZ proga (IH hra) 3:00 1:00—Musical melodrainu. ’ er fifteen ylars ago, and the call to every respect,” began Mr. London posit. He filed his claims in Prince 1:30 12:.30—Merle Jacob’s orchestra. U;00 10:00—Supper dance music. interrupted at work in a large corn George and ).he grub-stake of three ' And so he is on his way west into her husband’s absence. In her ■ 283—WTIC. HARTFORD—1060. , 379.8- WQY. 8CMBNECTADY—790. the great open spaces is ever pres­ answers to a questionnaire recently l!:00 6:00—Mother Goose proprami 11:00 10:00—Studio IBiiatOal field on his farm in Andover. “It years before came in for his share again—at least as far as An­ 7:00 R;00—Dinner dance music. 12:57 11:67—Time; weather; markets. 13:00 11:00—Lata danca Muaie., v ent. submitted to her, Mrs. Crater made 6:15 5:15—Dinner dance music. sported a mayor, council, hosplti', of the money from the sale of the dover. Mr. London bought the old 7:35 6:35—Broadway favorites. m i —W B V V : Many Experiences no response to a question asking her 422.3—WOR. NEWARK—710. 6:45 6:45—Comedy team; pianist. 7:00 6:0«.i^wjra An»a ‘n* Andv. I movies—and two hustling weekly claims which amounted to $18,000. Daly farm several years ago and at­ 7:15 6:15—WEAF progs. (3?i bra) to name the judge’s intimate 7:00 ikno—Dinner music; ensemble. 7:16 6;16-4KrlBrtr|o; poma, JonMU- 'i The life of E. B. London was no newspapers. The city was located in If he ha^ reported his failure the tempted to raise dairy cattle, but a 8:00 7:00—.American Legion holir. 11:00 10:00—Boulevard of dreama 9:00 8:00—W EAF-presnuSf friends. 8;1.S 7:15—Banjo, piano: orchestra. 11:15 10:15—Studio mnirica] program. 11:00 10:00—Vagabonds;^ wdls quartet. i ordinary existence. He has had one of the most ideal spots, in the first seasim he would have saved sudden cattle scourge decimated his. 11:30 10:30—Don Biglow’a orchestra ■ naany interesting experiences since that ra&ouht of money! 9:00 8:00—Organist; entertainers. 12:00 11:00—Fiddling'Badlera moeici great bend of the Frazer river that herd and he gave up the idea. Secondary Eastern Stations. -8econdar7 DX'StatioBft, . H' i that day as a boy of 17, he left his runs for 300 miles south before ^ down-East home in Frederickton, Last year he planted a large part 5C8.2—WEEI. BOSTON—690. 7:30 6:30—Address; selections. 544.6- WCNIt. OHICAGO-m emptying into the Pacific at Van­ Tirij' LAST PLAYGROUND of his farm to potatoes and harvest­ 8:00 7:00—WEAF programs (3 lire,) 7:40 6:40—Old and new bus. 6:00 6:00—Tip Top enaemh}*. '' N. B., and journeyed overland to couver. East of Prince George tow^ OF THE ADVENTURERS HEART BALM SUIT XX:5.5 10:55—Auction brWge lessor. ^ 526—WNYC, NEW YORK—670. 7:80 6:30—Feral Xterm prtfram. \ ed 3,000 bushels. He has 15 acres in 7:00 6:00—Accordionist; Paris songs. 1:00 12:00—kfidaight danca trtr.fc. ^ ■< '' I Vancouver, B. C. In 1912 the great ered the Caribou range; west for 545.1—WKRC. CINCINNATI—560. “ spuds” this year and expects to 1):30 10:.10—Studio dance orchestra. 7:86 6:35—County Mayo coya. 4«14—W$*6, NASHVlCtR-fOS* ' Canadian Northwest was booming, 300 miles the Coast range % as mir­ ARD work, good pay—wealth 12:00 11:00—Organ request oroKram.-^ 8:00 7:00—City Pollca choristers. harvest a crop equal to last year’s. 293.1—CFCF, MONTREAL—1030. 0:80 9:30—Haiihonliei; nitifte t e i ^ S and the sky-touching prairie and rored in hundreds o f glacier-fed if you’re lucky and plenty of 1:00 1"J:00—Dinner dance orchestra. In between times he trucks the EXHIBITS L I^E D 272.6—WLWL, NEW YORK—1100. 7:00 6:00—Twilight mualo hour. 11:00 l o :^ B a r o OrtiMrtrA i wheat lands were fast being filled lakes, and the great open country experience if you fail! Such 6:00 6:00—Tenor, orchestra, soprano. 8:30 7:30—Concert, dance music. 1:30 1 0 :^ A » o a *n' Andy, qomadtaite l milk from the surrounding country­ 1 1:46 lO:Il-U)rcheau»; cuHat; arttete. ■ i with Immigrsmts from the United stretched away to the north, ending was the life that E. B. London wit­ 6:40 6:40—Spanish music; talk. 10:00 9:00—Studio variety party. side to Hartford every forenoon and ‘‘ States and overseas. The terrible only on the shores of the Arctic nessed in Prince George fifteen years ; cataclysm had not yet struck Eu- ago. The northern rim of the north spends his afternoons harvesting ocean. Bridgeport, Sept. 20— (AP) — rope, and life and living was very west Canadian Provinces were the the diversified crops of the big An­ More than half the alphabet was Tony Sacco, crooner. 7:01—Penta ArgenBae String A Regular Boom optimistic, indeed. last playground left for the dyed-in- dover farm. It may be that the for­ used up in listing exhibits, such as 12:00 Mldn. Silent. Q ui^tte— Automobile Polka, “ When the P. G. E. railroad was Along the great transcontinental the-wool adventurer. Since the ar­ mer traveler and adventurer has cards signed “B.O.M.” meaning WTIC PROGRAMS Serenade (Schubri^), Tango des built to Prince George, the town be­ rival of, and development of radio, settled down on his Connecticut “Baltimore' once more” according to Amours, 'CieUto Undo, Tango line that bore young London from Iraveters Broadcasting Service TONY SACCO, POPULAR gan to boom. Stores sprung up over­ the old-time sense of isolation has farm for all time but it is safe to testimony, and bearing messages of CROONER RETURNS TO des Roses (B). r-“ ^ his home at one end of the Western night, the Prince George Hotel was Hartford, Conn. ! Hemisphere to the Pacific shores, been removed, and no matter how say memories of those frontier days “ Love and bushel of kisses” when "MERRY BfADCAPS” 7:15—MUco Swiss Navy (B ). built, and mining in the surround­ far remote from civilization, one can ' countless acres of waving wheat in western Canada will always re­ Miss Susan Elmira McGuinness, 35, 50,U00 W., 1080 K. C., 282J) OL PROGRAM OF W nC 7:30—Williams’ Oilofiiatics (NT). ing mountains was increasing. camp on the doorstep of the big 1 stretched along the right of waj'. main fresh in memory. blonde Darien dressmaker, took the Tony Sabco, who was soloist of 8:00—Enna Jettick Kelodlla Money was plenty, so was food cities. ing, SaiUag, Marks;’€>$!ini By Cities which today are well over stand again this morning in her the Sunday night programs pre­ and drink, and the boys in that $50,000 breach of promise suit sented last winter by Norman .the Old W3l &tx*am: :ipimoy 100,000 in population were then “In 1912 Prince George was a real Saturday, September 20, 1930 frontier town enjoyed themselves a.=s against Eugene M. Tooles, 74, Nor­ Cloutier and his "Merry, Madcaps” B o y , Weathertyii The Old Re­ struggling villages out on the great frontier town,” said Mr. London. E. D. S.iT. well as if they were living in New FIRE PREVENTION walk widower, in which she claims of Station w n e , will return to his frain, Kreisler; Bi6autifUl Id* of t windswept prairies with the billow­ “Prospectors and trappers came in P. M. York. I was night policeman in from the hills frequently, loade.d he purchased a $1,000 diamond en­ old stand at 11 o’clock tomorrow Somewhere, Fearil (NY). ' ing wheat for their back door. The 1:00—Newscasting; Travelers news Prince George for years as well as with their season’s earnings; They gagement ring fbr her an(J then night. Tony betook^ himself and his 8:15—Comer’s Radio Hpiir (N Y ). New Brunswick boy took in all bulletin. Fire Chief, and I saw much of the Would make the round of the saloons postponed the wedding date three mandolin early this summer tp a 9:15—Wkingi—Here Comes , the these scenes and, kept on to the WEEK DESIGNATED 1:05— Bond Trio-^Ralph Mixer, di­ life you read about in the books. and in a few days it would be gone. times. rector (continued). vacation resort in New York state, Sun, Woods; The C^p-SoDot- > ; then far outskirts of civilization la And the strange part of it is the As night officer I always tried to Mr. Tolies refused to marry her where he directed and sang in an ers; Sylvia, Speaks; Dinah, 1:15—Knights of Melody. j ' British Colui^^ get the bankroll away from them, on June 12, 1929, the last date set orchestra of his own. When he Akst (N Y). books don’t tell the half of it! 2:00—American Cup Races—^NBC. ' Close e n o u ^ ^ o the land made Spent Freely not always succeeding. I once took for their wedding. Miss McGuinness was only six years old, Tony began 9:3—World Advttituree with Floyd famous by Ro^rt W. Service, Jack President Hoover Names Oc­ testified. She identified postcards , 2:10—Rosa. Reeves .and Jenny Lee strumming his : father’s roadolin, Gibbons (NY). ' _ “While the railroad was being | $i,ioo away from two Swedes and -(-Character stories and songs. London and Rex Beach—Alaska.— constructed. Prince George was | gave it to the hotel manager. They from him bearing affectionate mes­ and has tried his hand at practic­ 10:00—El Tango Roxnantteo (N Y). to feel the bite of the Arctic gales happy. Everybody had plenty of frittered the roll away, however, in ; tober 5 in a Proclamation sages and photographs taken on an 2:45—American Game Protective ally every string and reed instru­ 10:lS—Sport^eBt'(B).' ^and to bask in the undescnbable money and they spent it for every­ about a week, about $150 a night, j automobUe drive with friend§ to Talk. — “ Civilization Changfing ment. Last winter Ito supplemented 10:30—Statler -Organ—Louis Weir I grandeur of the Canadian Rockies, thing that a man is accused of Easy come—easy go! L Bedford Gardens. Conditions of Wild Folk.” his WTIC broedca^ with perform­ (B ). ^ • . • ’ . It was explained in the first day Elroy London tarried and broadened spending it for. Then came the day Also Health Officer ^ Issned This Afternoon. 3:00—American Cup Rases.—NBC. ances as master of ceremonies in a 10:59—^Bulova time (B).‘ of the trial that “B.O.M.” as a sig­ in experience and understanding. 3:10—Daytime Dancers with Ilima Fox theater m his home- town of 11:00—Kaffee Hag Slumber Mtnif the g'. E. was finished. Big wages “While I was Fire chief and night nature for cards and letters indi­ Waterbury, Connecticut. When he dropped. The stores and saloons Islanders. (N Y). , ' I ’ police officer in Prirtce George, I also cated Mr. Tolies’ sentiment about was a sophomore in high school he 11:30 — Champion Weatherman; were hard hit. As a city official I served as Health officer. Once we Washington, Sept. 20—(AP)—^ PLAYED MANY ROLES the^place, where according/to testi­ 4:00—Hartford Times News. wrote a popular song entitled *1 temperature (B). j IN HIS YOUNGER DAYS was asked to define the sudden drop had a measles epidemic and I had Calling attention to a national fire mony, their romance started. 4:10—^Happy, Go and Lucky. Want Somebody.” It was accepted in business. my hands full, posting the houses loss In 1929 of $470,000,000, Presi- 4:30—Mellow Melodies — Dance and printed by a New York song h i e f of PoUce, Fireman, “ “Where’s all the money gone . i and keeping ihe patients separated. | dent Hoover today signed a procla- band with Landt Trio and White; publishing house. It enjoyed con­ WALLER 8UMB8VED Health Officer, carpenter, farm­ a business man asked me. “Autos' were few in the north-1 mation designating the week of Oc- Vere Doene, crobner, NBC. siderable popularity. Iffis, latest C er— these are some of the roles “I thought for a moment before west in 1912, the prevailing method I tober 5 as National Fire Prevention UR(XS RADIO PA (T 5:09— Sii&set Hour—^Norman Clou­ song, “Waiting for the Twilight” New London, Sept. — that the down-East lad filled in his answering him and led him out t(i of transportation being ponies, dog ' Week. tier, director with Gertrude Qlf- has been accepted and is now in the The name o f Judite -B. Wal­ many years on the Pacific slope, in the back of the main street and teams and “mushing it”—on foot, j ipj^g president asked the cbimtry U. S. AND PANAMA forii Brady, soprano. hands of morie producers on the thatJast outpost of civilization— sfiowed him a pile of bottles as big Most of the old timers disdained the cooperate actively in. the pr^ 5:58—Plymouth Announcement. West Coast, who are considering it ler o f the New London County Ciourt Prince George. A beautiful town o as a haystack near the door of a use of dog teams as they cost real I vention of fires, asserting that the 6:00—“Mother Goose.”—^Bessie Lil­ for use in a talking picture, “The o f Common Pleas was hetog, ad­ . 6,000 inhabitants, nestlU|| in the mipney to own and operate besides j j^orth American continent leads the Merry Madcape” will also vanced by- friends here today for big saloon. , ^ ui Panama City, Sept. 20— (A P) — lian Taft. 1 shadows of the Rockies, Prince “There’s your answer, I told mm. being slow, '^ome of those old pros- j ^orld in the simount of its annual 6:15—Yellow Cab Flashes; Hart­ be assisted by Mike Mahapi and his coBsideratioo in connection with tiie ' George served as the fitting out or There’s plenty business represented pectors could win the world’s cham-1 ^aste,; with the total growing Deputy Hectos Conte has witii- Hawaiian colleagues, known as "The appointment of *. aucceseor tq drawn from the National Assembly ford Courant News; Travelers “grub-stake” post for numbers of in that pile of bottles but it’s all i pionship in walking, teadily. News Bulletin; Philgas Announce­ Hima Islanders.” U n it^ State* Judge Warren B. Bur­ his bill which would have given intrepid trappers, prospectors and over for the spenders. Now it’s time “Distance n(=fo„n. meant ,nothing to those His proclamation follows: ment. rows of Groton who la aoon to in- adventurers who drove dog teams to settle down to real work.” that scoured the north country for “Whereas the North American Panama full control over radio com­ 6:30—Serenading Strings. sign to start campaigning foi^ elec­ or “ mushed” alone in the silent gold and furs. At times they would continent leads the world in the munications in all parts of the re­ Espanita (Spanish Waltz), Rosey WBZ—WBZA tion as attorney geanral for whte& stretches eastward to the Peace be reported deep in the Hudson Bay amount of its annual fire waste, one public. Shades of Night, .. .’i. .Frtedland (Eastern DaylighI Time) pest he was nominated at the reoent WHEN IT WAS COLD River country or towards the re- j country along the Peace river and year of devastating losses following He said he did so in order not to Sunday, S^t. 81 Republican state convention. Judge IT WAS BEAL COLD Endearment, ...... Heintz ! mote trading posts of Hudson Bay it’s tributaries panning the river another, each, with but few excep- create difficulties for the govern­ Che Mo Amigo, ...... Valverde A. M. Waller is a son of the'lata Thomas 5 and north to the Yukon and Mac- 'INTERUNTtitt was a real experience eAuencjiv.c ■ sands— for--- . “pay dirt.^ Nowadays, ~ ^ tions, establishing a new high mark ment or to jeopardize in any way Berceuse, ...... '.Iljinsky 10:45—Trinity church (Episcopal) F. Waller of this city, the last the negotiations for a new treaty • kenzie. It was the port of call of in Prince George during the I aviators fiying ; - mj that r section .r think, , ■ amount of valuable property In the Palace’s at Old Ver­ —(B). resident of New London county to men of unusual caliber, and the sub- - ■ stirrinK days 'when E. B .' they are doomed if they are forced between Panama and the United sailles...... Fletcher P. M. serve as governor. ‘ , W .■sHrrinsr davs 'when E. B.' they are doomed they are forced magnitude of eco- I ject of today’s story saw much of London officilted as Chief of the i down deep In the Peace river coun- nomic losses, property losses alone States. His aetion was approved by 7:00—Hima Islanders, , Hawaiian 1:57—^Time; Champion Weather­ i the men who were responsible for F?re Department and night police | try- It’s a great country up there, in 1929 exceeding $470,000,000. nearly all his colleagues and by the Ensemble. man (B). • the growth of the Canadian North­ officer. For two and three days at S"°d is being filled up fast, press, which has repeatedly warned 7:30—Baseball scores — Eastern, 2:00—Roxy Symphony Orchestra Many Killed. that International complications WHAT?-^ west previous to the World War. a time the mercury would drop and j “Whereas thousands of persons National, American, (NY-)^ ' . with the United States might follow 3:00—Friendly Hour—"Start from then the blizzards bore down on the | WITNESSED THE WOBBLIES annually die as a result of burns 7:35—Broadway Favorites, ~ Describes City passage of the measure. the Star,” Dr. J. Stanley Dur- Your it on the Rom! little valley from the Arctic. Drifts i AT THEIR VERY WORST and many additional thousands are 8:00—Silent. “Prince George was a city in kee^•Larboard Watch, Wimams, IPs E4>tKeeeaeary» Cril injured, 66 per cent of all fatalities Conte reviewed the proceedings Jenny Lee and Ross Reeves, Lyceum Oh Fair,-Oh Sweet and Holy, Tooden SdSls tSfwas | tetiSL'VoubTes^ndSto from fire taking place in the home. which led to the United States orig- Entertainers, in WTIC I^tinee Cantor; The Dearest Spot on “Whereas the present condition ’ inj^ly taking control 6ver radio Program M.RWORSAA ; wetk toe^Sury S e d fol^^ng! ^ the I. W. meetings which citomunications in the republic, go­ Jenny Lee and Ross Reeves, well Earth, Wrighton; A Song of 88 Center 8ti >■ : Fbsae 4477 the s t o r m ,-4 0 -5 0 -6 0 below zero | were being neld in all ^ r t s of the can he corrected only through the Thanksgiving, Ain tsen; Believe earnest effort of each one of us; and ing back to the World War when known throughout the eastern in the teeth of the gale and then,! “o^thwest at that tim^ While work- the United States, citing treaty pro­ states and southeastern - Canada Me If 'All Those Endearing n f j k f t i “ just as quickly as it cam e-thel^S in Vancouver, B C., he attended “Whereas it has been customary Young (rnarms; Whispering to observe National Fire Prevention visions, requested the rights to su­ through their frequent barnstorm­ wirm “Chinook” wind blew in from scheduled meetinp in the «:ity Mope; Don’t You Mind the Sor-' RiHlOSERVRt; 1 Week in the effort to instill into pervise all radio messages. ing tours, will be guests of Station ILvSast and the streets were rivers f that city when the police rows, Cowles; ’Tm the Sands of on all malma.' ^ * every citizen a full understanding (He said the decree which gave the WTIC at i o’clock this afternoon. and the winter was gone. Spring tried to break up meetings of the the-Desert Grow Cold, Ball; - V New 9ets uA Standani, H t R E of his individual responsibility in United States control, signed by Jenny Lee for several years was as­ comes with lightning suddenness oru6r. former President Porras, was ille­ sociated with George Chadwick Dedication, Franz; Thee I ■ Aooeeeorlca'.;- “The Workers were refused per­ the curtailment of the mounting wherever the “Chinook” holds sway. gal, but that the question of super- Stock, noted American vocal teach­ Think of, Margherita, Meyer- mission by the police to hold further losses of property and life through Helmund. Jesus Meek and (Sen- Many Races There preventable fires; ■vision was fully covered by the er and associate editor of “The ip tE K R A H ' The city of Prince George was public meatings in the park,” said Etude." As a lyric soprano she has tie, Harrington (NY). Mr. London. “Everybody knew they “Now, therefore, I, Herbert Hoo­ treaty now pending between the B8t TeOand T orapli^ Phene 8788' made up of the greater part by min­ United States and Panama. Hence made many solo appearances before 4:0—Don Carlos’ Marimba Band— intended to disregard the order, and ver, President of the United States Para Subir al Qelo, Oliva; ers, prospectors, and lumbermen o f , nreaent to see the fire- of America, do proclaim the week of he felt that his bill was not neces­ civic organizations throughout the every race under the sun. Here, the we were au present to see tne nre sary. ^ East. Ross Reeves first came into Maguicha; La CancioU del Olvi- "grub-stake law” was in full force works; Believe me, there was October 5, 1930, to be observed as do, Serrano; Dancing with National ]^re Prevention Week, and prominency in vaudeville. Later he plenty! swung aroimd the circuit of the Poll Tears in My Eyes: U. You’re in FOR RADIO for gold and silver "rushes” were do invite the active cooperation of common. Whatever merchsuit or “The moment that the first speak- dramatic companies as featured L ove'Y ou’ll Waltz; Montagua, business man supplied tiie season’s I stepped to the platform to ad- all in the prevention of fire waste player in Henry Arthur Jones’ dra­ Arrian; Eso es Mentira, Gre- SERVICE and the consequent procuring of in­ neCr o n o t c o n n e cted d o l l a * provender,— that man w m entitled the police made a ma ‘(The Middleman” and a revival ver; Chau Chau,vCto«; T m in PHONE8160 to one third of all gold or silver rush into the mob ^d the dividual benefits and increased na­ of Henry Irving’s Oirlller, - ‘"The the Market for You; Bye Bye deposits found by the prospector. ^^*^tle was on. Clubs, guns, fists . . . tional prosperity.” Bava yon heard tlte new Bfajeede 1 WITH MURDER OF GIRL Bells,” During the World War he Blues; Slappin’ the! Bass (NY). "Elentdto Badto Oftentimes a “grub-stake” meant | everything was legal in tbat fight, At the same time William Butter- served as director /Of the Vmlnute 4:30—Oswaldo Muzzucchl ’ceUist— B /\ D I 0 riches for both prospector and i e^id it seemed there was 5,000 men worth, president of the Chamber of men” lecturers who campaigned In Andante, “ ’Cello Sonata,” Rach­ QarstpwR^^iP Commerce of the United States an­ grub-staker.” milling aroimd 4n that battle. As South Bend, a d .. Sept. 20— (AP) the Interests of the Liberty Loan. maninoff; Snrenade Bepagnole, “They were a courageous lot— fast as the police reached the stand nounced commercial organizations — Questioning of Edward Smith, 21, Lately be has confined his dramatic i Glazouhow; Hymn td & e Sun, those trappers and prospectors,” said and dragged clown the speaker—up throughout the country have per­ negro, concerning the slaying of performances to lyceum work, in “Le .Coq d’Or.” Rimsky*Korsa^ Aothoriaed Oinlir : Mr, London. “Season after season shot another orator to suffer the fected plans for a wide observation Alice Woltmkn, 17, was continued the roles of readfer, lecturer and k ( « (N Y ). ^ . Bkajeette, Fkllee t i o u f e they would .itart out after the long same fate. T,he ground was covered of the week. ^ today by police despite the failure writer of dramatic skits. i 4:46—"Your Byes” (NY). SO Biaeril St. ,{«J o1T €® winter In town, and nothing would with men with slashed heads and to connect the negro with the crime 5KK)—Sabbath Reveries—"What Is Next door fo iSttarh Marha* Co^ arms and yet the fight continued on. h e re . ■^oj be seen of them until fall, unless through fingerprints found in the Yeiir Business?” Dr. Charles L. 176 Prisoners FORCED TO MARRY Sunday, September 21, 1980 B u y IX te e some one of them drifted in with Woltman home., (Soodell; Praise Ye the Father, a i u a report of a rich deposit being “While the fight was at- it’s (Sounod; The Gift, Behrend; O g u Fingerprints! foimd on objects in E. D. T. found. Then the entire town was heighth a big bruiser jumped to the the home and on a window sill were Paradise, O Paradise, Barnby; ecTVice. stand and yelled: White Plains, N. Y., Sept. 20 — P. M. e o ts o u ready to follow''the old “sourdough” (AP.)—A marriage contracted in sent to Chicago yesterday for ex­ 9:00—"Our Government” by David A BenedicBon, Hablen; Brightly Th«rd*8 Notliiiig ' pay*u* , to his claim in the mountains. ^ “Don’t quit men! We’re fighting Wartorn, Ireland, In 1920, was an­ amination by experts. The marks Lawrence—^NBC. Gleams Our Banneri Sumvan; Flnier tlisii a . Stays Three Years for our lights and we’ll set enough were so blurred, exerts reported - (Sod So Loved the Worid, Am­ men on this platform to fill up all nulled today Jn Supreme Court on 9:15—Baseball Scores.’ ( ‘T remember one prospector that the woman’s complsdnt that Insur­ they were valueless for Identifica­ 9^.20—Orchestral Gems'— Norman brose; Just As I Am, without was grubstaked for a season in the their jails!” One Plea>^Bradbui7 ; Our Blest STROMBE^i^-:^ After the fight was over—it lasted rectionists had forced her into the tion purposes. Cloutier, director. mountains, and when winter came marriage against her will. Smith, police say, has admitted 9:45—Carl McKinley, Austin Or- Redeemer, Ike-R f : Breathed, he decided to remain in the hills, for nearly two hours—175 would-be Mrs. Elizabeth Dunne, now of that he knew Alice Woltman and gaifint. ■ r^kei;- Spirit of Qbd. Descend trapping and hunting until spring. orators were in the Vancouver jail Upon Our Ifearts, Atkinson awaiting trial for breaking the city New Rochelle, N. Y., said she had her sister, Henrietta and had called 10:15—Studeljaker Champions — He, had used up his proiriaions but at their home. However he denied did’ not return to Prince George-to ordinances. been forced to marry Patrick NBC. KEfttPS Dunne, now of Pearl River, N, Y., I committing the murder. —Charles Bradford Beach, 6:00—Ti^iei Champldn Weather­ report his season failure. He spent “Several other clashes occurred in man (B). Vancouver as well as over the bor­ by Insurrectionists who held control j The Woltman girl’s throat was ^ bsudtone—lAura C. Gaudet, ac- INOQRPOIP’^ D the winter trapping and came out of cut as she lay In bed at her home companist. 6:03-^ongB at Eventide (NY). the hills at some other pohit in the der in the StCtes in CJoeur d’Alene, of County Longford, where ^ the ceremony was performed. last Sunday morning. Her sister 11;00—^News; Weather. ^ | 6:30—Stroer Ensemble (B). 763 Biaia S t.*/ spring with enough furs which he Idaho, Everett, and Seattle, Wash­ 6:45-r-Smiling Jim, Village Rbym- PAGANI BROS. She said, she agreed to the mar- Henrietta, 20, and a younger broth­ 11:05—"The Merry Madcaps”—Nor-j sold to carry him through the next ington, but after a time the feeling ' ster (B). ! - Depot Square died down and the ITeirder gRve riaga only under threats of bodily er, sleeping In the i same room were man Cloutier, director; Dima Is­ summer. For three years he did this, landers. Hawaiian Ensemble and 7:00—Bulova time/(Bl.* Dial 3820 and then be found « rich silver de­ orders to the ProvlnclBl Gkivenioni harm. not harfiied-

o , ■>^ ■Vr'' -

■ 1-.: \ ' PAGE j^^CHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOtrrH_:I^NCll^TER, OONNn SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1930, r

I' ■______a i s a i

INCREASED VALUE Wooden Valances For INSULATION MAKES BED- A STEEP ROOFED COTTAGE GIVEN TO HOUSES Window Decoratioii ROOMS COMFORTABLE How WHENMODERNlZEDi:l8 often what Remodeling or modernizing of old guide is the height and breath of room where the woodwork is stam­ yhe ideal sleeping room is warm INCREASED BUILDING houses has increased amazingly in the window. If, for instance, the ed, cornices finished to match Will and cozy in winter, cool and pleas­ the past few years. Worn, weatoer? windows are unusually wide, striped look well, particularly when the cur­ ant in summer. Mwy sleeping beaten hqmes thartf have served tbelr material gathered on a slender; rod tains are heavy and rich m color. chambers of old time homes are far ACnVITY CALLED AID owners fOT years and are still in de­ will prevent the room from appear­ froim this ideal due to the fact th a t' sirable locations are being given ing “squatty”. Tall, narrow win­ when the'house was built''proper in­ IN BOOHING BUSINESS new beauty and greatly prolonged dows gam breadth from figured TILES DIRECT FLOW sulating njiaterlals were not install- ^ life at a cost that is well within the fabrics or plain ones looped Ijack. ed in the walls and ceilings. ( added value created. A deep valance also gives breadth chambers i Contractors smd builders who to this type of wmdow. Those who OF RAIN WATER formerly gave little or no attention look upon valances as dust catchers round is a distinct modernization | far-reach- to this end of the building industry frequently use cornices of wood or FROM DOWNSPOUTS pi^dject in itself—and one that pays | j>®« restoring more active are now in many instances special­ wallboard, as these pieces can easily big dividends m restfpl sleep j and employment, Secretary izing in modernizing work with the be kept clean with a damp cloth. luxurious lounging. | ^ commerce Robert P. Lament de- resifit that many homes that really Although rather expensive to buy Duiing heavy rams the-^ surface To make the interior of the room | ^^^^y in a telegram to A. E. detract froip the value of the lots already finished, wmdow cornices water from the roof is directed by they occupy are now being remodel­ coql in summw, the interior of: thekT I| Horst, oresldentpresident of. the Associated ^ . can be ordered unfinished at the means of gutters and won spouts attic must not be allowed to. be-1 Q^neral Contractors of America, in ed into modem face brick homes or local carpenter’s or even fashioned to the ground. In days gone by, ’come hot.‘During the long, hot sum­ which he expressed the hope--'that apartments at a fraction of the by home talent. Also, it is difficult much of this water flowed into cis­ mer days the air in the attic be­ many needed-pubUo and private pro­ cost of new construction. to find ready-made cornices that terns, but as these have since be­ comes warm because Uie heat from jects may result from the regional One such case, on which actual harmonize with the fuurnlshmgs of come obsolete m newer building the rays of the sun penetrate visits just inaugurated by President figures of saving are available, is the room, but those made to order operations, often a problem arlsS through the roofing and warm the Horst and his cabinet. fotind in Decatur, Illinois. Nere was can, always be painted or stamed m as to what should be done with the ale. Often there are no ventilators “I hope that many needed pro­ an old house that was offered for the uesired color and then given an water. in-the attic to allow the air to circu­ jects both public and t>rlvate, may sale at $3,500, which was less than additional touch of decoration in the A practical method of getting late. When^cooling evening breezes be commenced and put under way as the value of the lot on which it way of sjtxipmg or stencilling. rid of the water is to place in the irte'Be the h^t air in the attic cannot a result of consideration of local stood. A buyer who had the ■vision to The constmctlon is very simple. ground tiles which lead the water •scape.MC8_ It remains to warm the needs and resources and other re­ foresee its remodeling possibilities Draw your pattern for the front, from the down spouts away from the chambers below. levant factors by your group and purchased the did structure and which is merely a straight piece house. This tile is not securely ce­ An insplating wall between the local groups from New England spent $10,932 in modernizing it in­ or elaborated into pomts and curves, mented together and the water is bedlam and the attic will prevent cities,” Secretary Lamont said. to a substantial, cozy, four-flat and after cutUng out the design allowed to seep away through the the entry of this warm air. This Mr. Hewst and members of his building with face brick extenior suid from \wood or wallboard, fasten crevices m the jomts. insulating material may be in the cabiimt opened a/tour of New Eng­ new interior. When the job was com­ each end to a wood block. In figur­ Often if the house is located on form of wall board 'which is laid land Wednesday, at Hartford, Conn., pleted, he rented all four flats £md ing out the length, be sure to add an embankment it is possible to flat on the ceiling studs and nailed which is the first of a series of re­ now enjoys an aimual income of $2,- the ividth of the casings on each dram the water to the gutter along in place, or it meiy. be the blanket gional* visits planned for the purpose 880. He has refused several cash side pf the wmdows to the -width of the curbing where it flows mto the -i form wWch is tu^ed between the of studying specific problems facing offers up to $25,000 for the building. the shish. The height of the cornice street sewer. 2x4s. Both types lare satisfactory the construction industry in each Other examples of similar nature will vary from six to ten mches or for the purpose. The home owner locality. The group conferred with are to be found in widely spread more, depending on its length and BUT AN ELECTRICAL local leaders at Bostofi, Mass., today must endeavor only to secure a localities, for almost every city has width. When decorated, the com­ OUTLET ON PORCH and '^1 spend tomorrow and Sat­ make that bears a good reputation. houses ; built years ago that were pleted comice is secured to the win­ If the attic is of such a nature urday at Portland, Maine. well-constructed and despite their iBstall an electrical outlet on that Those accompanying President dow casing with metal comer that it is occasionally used, it may present shabby exteXiors they offer pieces. open porch so that durmg the sumr be advisable to place the insulating Horst are Colonel Oeorge B. Wal- a sound imderstructure upon which mer months you can cozmect up a bridge, of Detroit; Frederick L. Usually the ^adl, as well as the material over or between the raft­ the contractor ca^i work. curtain, supplies the color cue. In a portable lamp for night readmg. ers so that the attic also will be Cranford, of BrooWyn, N. Y.; ,W. A. Beginning with the outside, minor The open porch can be made an Bechtel, of San Francisco, "Calif.; bedroom where the wall is shell- guarded from the heat of the sun. chamges are easily made to eliminate agreeable lounging place during hot Alan Jay Parrish, of Paris, HI.; and pink and the curtains of a filmy STy------architectural features that are no French blue fabric, cornices with a weather. The electric outlet also al­ Bklward J. H a rd i^ , o f • Washington, longer In style, and a wall of face D. C., aU outstandi^ figures in the backgroimd of pmk and striping or lows the housewife to connect the brick is built up to enclose com­ stencilimg in blue vdll carry out toaster or percolator for afternoon construction industry. > pletely the old frame. Such walls In line with President Hoover's There is sordething allurin^about this reason, the successful small rather than deteriorate. the color scheme very pleasingly. teas. doubly interesting. A study of the plans for the house are identical with those that are efforts to clear the way for more this smaU cottage that arouses ones house Is Through many educational cam­ illustrated, shows a unique arrange­ used in new houses constructed with widespread home building and home imagination. Perhaps it is because ment qf five rooms all of which are face brick veneer. The brick are ownership on a sound credit basis, paigns'the public is fast demanding of good proportions. The main en­ fastened to the s^ ds of the old the group is maRdng particularly we have been accustomed to seeing better designed small homes, refus­ a trance door is tucked a'way just/ln- house by means o f ’^#all ties in the intensive study of the field of resi­ so mtmy small homes which are ing to even consider the common side the driveway gates, and the dential cemstruction, which is now place. A home, whether it be large mortar joints, which makes the wall totally lacking in architectural in­ wrought iron lantern serves to mark at the low ebb of recent years. Mr. or small, is no longer simply a roof as substantial as new construction terest. Because we build small the entrance as well as the driveway Horst is a member of the planning over our heads. It must be built Just asvin building a new house, committee of the President’s White houses is no reason why we of substantial and durable materials at night. the owner has his choice -of the wide House Conference on Home BuUding should build unattractive ones. We and is then one of the best ^and The house contains 13^100 cubic range of colors in face brick offered feet and would, cost approximately and Home Ownership and has form­ have more or less taken for granted soundest forms of investment. By on the market. Any shade from the ulated a plan for the creation of a that the small house, on account of good materials we do not mean that $6,000 to build. lighter tones of gray, cream, buff, residence contractors’ seotion of the its limited area, does not permit they must ne’cessarlly be the most Complete working plans and golden and bronze tints through the association’s building di'vision, which much latitude In design. The pro- expensive, but rather a wise selec­ specifications of this house may be mellow greens, blues, reds and the is expected to be approved and jlem in designing a small house is tion of appropriate use of the ma­ obtained for a nominal sum from the I darker maroons, browns and pur­ Has This Summer’s launched at the fall meeting of the oft times considerably' more Ifitti-^ terials, keeping in mind that a ma­ Building Editor. Refer to House ples may be chosen. E^ven black 0 Executive Board of the Associated cate than the larger homes. For terial should improve vdth age A-230. face brick are available. Wear and Tear About General Contractors, October 6, 7, With a permanent overcoating of and 8, at Rye, New York. face brick over the old &ame, and I ”We are moat appreciative of modem fittings in thointenor, many , Finished the Appear­ your, efforts,” Secretary Lament’s old houses can be converted into telegram-eondtided, "to ” aid in New Home For Uncle 3am In Chinese Port up-to-date, comfortable homes or ance of Your House? prompt completion of the Census of apartments that will have new Construction, and to cooperate in beauty and new life. An added ad­ V the President’s Conference on Home vantage is that the owner, should If go why not redecorate now Building and Home Ownership which he ever desire to sell, can ask and and have your house bright is now being organized.” receive a price that will more than Other important matters which repay the cost of the remodeling. and cheery for the winter. are being considered by the group from an angle of local application COVER THE HEATING PIPES include the plan of the Allied Con­ WITH CELLULAR ASBESTOS, See our new patterns in wall- struction Industries of America to paper. W e are sure you will eliminate loose credit conditions in Another method of making every the tonst^ction industry by the co­ find designs that will suit you bit of heat work for you is to cover operate establishment of credit in­ the heat conveying pipes, hot air, well. formation bureaus in every large steam or hot water, ■^th cellular Always on Hand at Our Yards city of the country; the setting up asbestos at least one half inch thick. of standard credit and trade prac­ The ordinary hot air pipes lead­ tices In each locality; the pushing of Just give us a ring and place your order. W e’ll ing from the furnace to the rooms j \ ^ established programs for the pre­ above are usually covered with a { do the rest. Your stock list will be checked carefullj^ John I. Olson qualification of bidders on public thin asbestos paper. It is not thick i work, the development of tactics Painting and Decorating . enough to keep the hot air within and filled satisfactorily with good seasoned lumber. against day labor operations, the satisfactorily. Contractor. improvement of practices in writ­ 699 Main St., So. Manchester ing surety bonds; and the progress COAL AND FUEL OIL being made in specific accident pre­ vention methods in the construction industry. WM.HAUSMANN PAINTING AND GLAZING INTERIOR DECORATING G. E*. Willis & Son, Inc. . Ali Work Guaranteed. 2 Main Street, Tel. 3319, Manchester Moderate Prices. All Set ,Tel. 6814 171 Summit Street For The Winter! Ss. The palatial new consulate of the United States at Shanghai Is shown m the center vrith the old struc­ t ture at tile upper right. Above, to the left, Is Edwm S. Ounnmgham, consul-general. [with the coal bins filled Shanghai— (A P ) —A landmark ^ of there will' be completed a million were.so uneven that steps had to be constructed between some of the this Chinese port, over which the dollar structure which will furnish from our quality supply df li-ving quarter^ and office space for rooms. Sb frail did the main office American flag has flown for 20 Edwin S. Cunningham, of Maryville, become/that steel safes housed on I good clean coal. Now is years, is co i^ g down to make way Tenn., consul-general here for deven the second floor were removed to \ for America’s new consulate-gen­ years, and his entire staff of about a the basement, lest they crash the tim eto place your coat through and wreck the whole m- eral. hundred. ^ -W U M .'— '■ The old bulldmgs were erected terior. order if yo]u, have failed to do so. '7 The atr^cture will be the finest of about fifty years ago and when But although the old buildings / Its kmd m all Asia and will set a structures reach that age in Shang­ were dlsmtegratmg and smking m Your Savings Stand new standard for United States dip­ hai they are old. The soft mud value, the opposite was true of. the lomatic buildings, abroad. : , brick of which they were made be-1 ground on which they stood. The The site, on the,Whangpoodriver, gan to dismtegrate years ago andi government bought the property 15 Shanghai’s artefy' to the sea; Is m great slabs fell away from various, years ago, paymg a third of a mil­ Ready To Serve You full -^dew of every steamer entering parts of the group until the struc-} lion dollars for it. It is now worth Coal customers who have changed to Oil or leavmg the port. •-# tures looked as if they had been j a whole million and -with Shanghai Destruction of the old bulldmgs subjected to shell fire. |real estate values boonUng, It will If you have a savings account'you know Burners can gj^t their fuel oiF here too. begim and within two years The foundations sank imtil floors I soon i-each a still higher level. has that you can always rely on it for financial help USE SEPARATE FLUES FOR sparks. A round flue Is better than made application for pensions did it Phone,usior prompt iservice for either, HEATER AND FIREFLACE a square one as the air in rising as­ become known. At the time of their at any time. There certainly is a good deal of sat­ sumes k whirling motion. retirement, Sullivan was^a janitor in the Hartford station and Deacon isfaction in this. Systematic sa vin g'll build coal or oil. While the same chimney may be an engineer. ' < used for both fireplace and heat- RAILROADERS PENSIONED • ------^ ' ■ - ; ’i \ up an account for you. We believe that you will mg plant, it is better construction REINDEER ^ AT - to have separate flues for each. Hartford, Sept. 20 — (AP) —Two never regret the advice “save la certain propor­ Since the chlmnqy aids In getting men who have given more than fifty Juneau, Al49ka.r—There are 260,- a proper draft, any break m the years of their lives in the employ of 000 acres in the central and north­ tion of ypur income each week.” western interiors of Alaska which •I j . . » ‘ J » • ime may cause the draft to he im­ the New York, New Haven and paired. It Is best to avoid all chanc­ Hartford railroad, today were the would offer pastuj^age for millions es of this for heavy fuel bills may proud possessors of diamond service of reindeers. And there is talk going' result If the,draft Is not satisfac­ pins. about now thfit' this .section, un- tory. The men, George W. Deacon, of sulted for agrlc^ture, Is to* be used m m : G . The cost of constructing a chim­ East Hartford, and John L. Sullivan, to raise reindeer on as a meat sup­ ney with two flues will be in the were rewarded in the presence of a ply. Thfc reindeer herds of; Alaska GocJ3]uinber an& Masofifl’ Supplies. neighborhood of two-thirds greater group of officials and friends yester­ are steadily gjpwlng^nnd are, owned than that of one. A flue lining should day. It wa^ explained that the pins mostly of natlvis. , ^ SOUTH MANCHESTER.CPHM. 282 North'Main StvMti Tel. 4149, ‘ Manchester always be used in the interests of should have been conferred some ---- - ,i,' ,, ------fire-prevention. A rough'flue may time ago, but that the i records fell­ The public school system of . Eng collect soot which later may bum, ed tp show they had been in the land was Introduced by the Foster established i^ oi setting the roof on fire through service fifty years. Only when they Education Act of 1870. ‘f 't ’

“MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD,'SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN; ^AGJB EIGHT ■'< Tw o to Six ^Deititodis C oinfc^ As Well as' Sn^tiieBS /

, By ANNElW'. s - A‘ darHng. bioomer costume 1s this TMB blue and white gingham.. . L, LAURA LOU BROdKMAN 1 9 3 0 /6<>' N E A s e r v i c e MNC The brief bqdice glvas it a quaint ^ Airmoo OP'RASM ROMANCE'^ old-fashioned^ppearance that is so sweetly feminine. The attached skirt favors soft gathering,. The bloomers b e g i n h e r e t o d a y are the knee band type with elastic inserted at che wsdstline. i CEUA ROGERS, 17 and Just Jlvcry^atate.. has,Us. pride, but no l out of high school, live* with her. Style No. 903 is designed for ac­ widowed mother, MARGARET tive little maids of 2, 4 and 6 years. m e can dispute While watchii^ a whole flock, of ^building a house. Thay^take note ROGERS, In Baltimore. Mrs. Thrifty mothers Will isrtasp this tlons are more outstanding In some canaries buSty engaged in eat-'the cpnvenleqcw»d when the time Rogers Is a seamstress emidoyed opportunity to .maHe several, little locEliti^. thAJEi others and affect to t£e deeds of the cosmos yester- comes they;tiy to incorporate them bloomer frocka^.Vlt’s easily possible In a dress shop. Oella, after a a great degree the present-day life 'day, my «thoughta ^reverted to a in the building as far as practical, to make two or three at the cost of long search, finds work___m a of its citizens story told to me years ago by the . , , ——- stenographer, BARNEY SHIELDS, one ready-inade i Daffodil yellbw 'Hnen with white T fWnfr or* Africans discount I Congo brq^ and .cricket gr^n young newspaper photogfrapher, of t^r^ti^too* Cosmos were not grovm so seem; to be'havlng agjreat vogue the girl he loves her and linen i$ ,s6 attraotlveJi- ^ bit* th,acces- swears some day they will be' Pale ’ blue -- shiny^ finish cotton are both service^le married. broadoloth with darker blue pin dots I and winter seawn Mrs Rogers receives a letter with the plain darker blue contrast L S f /s /S -S ' a aemocracy. „ ... Thoughtlessly, she put the bag of comes' oh., signed JOHN MITCHELL, ofler- is fetching. On the contrary, I believe it to oe pantry. . One evening \ ^ . ——— . _ Ing to give Celia every advantage Red' and white printed batiste, one of the fundamentals of good was something decidedly'djf- Transparent' vfelvef ls;,. being fea- of education, travel and social pink pique, orchid and white ging­ citizenship and civic pride. ! ferent about the taste of the tea, tufed tremendously in the show .win- ham checks.^ candy striped percale position If the mother will give Up in New Bedford, Mass., they ' nobody could drink it. It dawned on dows and stores this fkU, with blfgk her up. Margaret declares she and sprigged’ dimity Ape sturdy fab­ rics for thisiicuimliig^play costume. were whsders in the old days« Many my friend just what had happened well in the leadi' touched up -With will never do this, but when she a vessel left Jte friendly port on the —her mother had used the cosmos pale blue, white or occasionally pink, ^Is faced with serious Illness and Size 4 requires 2% yards S2-incb with % yard ’S2-lnch contrasting. dangerous quest of oil, often rouiid- 'seed instead of the tea! ’There is no fabric that qan qwte loss of her job she agrees. Mitch­ ing Cape Horn, on up into the north-i ------, compaife with these'ijfelvets for ne- ell comes to Baltimore and .has Pattern price 15. cents In stamps or coin (coin is preferred). Wrap em waters pi( the Pacific, and not The first great need of birds and comingness, a long Interview with Margaret. returning to homes and families for animals in hot weather is water, and ‘ ------. . He calls at the Rogers’ apartment coin carefully.- , , three years. As often as not they this summer there has been so little A pretty Idea for the bridge host and Margaret introduces Wm, never returned at all. rain they have both suffered in con- ess is to provide an array of small ■ saying, “ Celia, this is your Manchester Herald Pride Born of Hardship sequence./ This causes the birds to guest towels for the day of the father.” The visitor is astounded m d al­ eat the strawberries, raspberries or party. Each one may.be of Unm In^^ NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY Pattern Service 903 most unbelieving at the recftal of cherries more than they otherwise a different cojor, hemstitched -by CHAPTER Vni C-892 ^ would. It is late in the day to ad- hand ‘ or ' machine and initialed or For an instant the room was the hardships these people endured. vocate a fresh dally supply of water not as one has time. silent. It was an electric still­ For a Herald /'attern of the Carved into the pride of their de- ness. Then Margaret Rogets went model illustrated, send 15c In scendsmts and sculptored on their for the______birds, with______an idea of saving ------' , ‘ stamps or coin directly to Fash­ hearts are the grim experiences of {the berries, butflt may be serving One of the newest ideas is col- on falteringly. She was addressing a double purpose if it is within reach | ored csms fqr the household cleans- her daughter and her voice was ion Bureau, Manchester Evening their ancestors, an appreciation of Herald. Fifth Avenue and 29th the pangs with which their cities of the visiting dogs. Several times ers whose.gaudy colors jars ouncol- tense and low. this summer have been amused to or-c6nsciousness. I have not yet “ You don’t understand, dar­ Street, New York Qity. Be sure ATHOOSBI were born, and a decided effort to 1 to write your name and address be worthy of that path. see them stretched to the limit of seen them but-understand they can ling. You were too little to re­ their Iwgth with their heads and be had of aluminum or other light member. But this is your father! clearly and to give the correct • 1 Almost every town and city in the necks curved over the bowl of the metal in ‘ green, ■ blues, ivory, pmk, He’s come to—talk to you.’’ number and size of the pattern ^ ^ - . .. ^ ! country had its hardships and dang- you want. 1 Buti he forsook the , counsel | ^ romance away back bird bath, lapping up the water left jonquil or cherry ?ed to match My She turned toward Mitchell. which the old men gave him and there for the birds. color scheme. A bright Idea, Isn t it ? "Celia’s almost a young lady. I Id the beginning o^ things, when Price 16 Cents took counsel with the young men men had only axes to build their i ______I have been In the habit- of sllpirtng Don’t you think so?” Margaret . that were brought up , With him, Peach and Rice Compote off the label ^VhJch leaves tte natur- managed a smile but her words Name ...... log houses, gims to keep off the In­ that stood before him.—^H Chron­ dians, and unbelievably rude instru­ Four ripe peaches, % cup rice, 2 al colored cardboard. I noticed that were tinged with hysteria. ■-i- . ' ■ icles 10:8. ' , Celia’s eyes had not left her SiZ6 • q '• ments to clear and work the soil. cups milk, i/i teaspoon salt, 4 ta- one of the soap makert^’ puts up We know how the women worked, blespoons granulated sugar, 4 tea- “beads” in a green box and prompt- mother’s face. iVdclrcSh* »•••••.'*#«••••••*• .Copsuit your friend oni all things, > “But, mother—?” There was as well as the men, to keep the 1 spoons raspberry jam, 1 cup jelly,. ly bought it. ’The manufacturers especially op those which respect bodies and souls of their families- ••• to­ - ' % cup whipping cream. ', will------have to-- take------the- hint and . make , dismay in every syllable. Choose freestone peaches that are over their labels and use more pleas- Fiercely, protectively, Margaret yourself.—Sopeda. gether. The details of these days Rogers gathered the girl into her are fascinating. perfectly ripe and peel off skins. | ingT colors.' . ' “I’ll be all right, Celia. Of course! And m write you a letter every Every city had a beginning. And Cut a slice from stem ends and re­ arms. Barbara E. Schwinn, noted fash- “I ought to have told you,” she week.” every child should know the com move stones. Fill cavities with jam. crooned. “ You should have plete story of his own city from be- | Any kind can be used, but red rasp- >. ion artist whose pea and brush draw- known long ago. Forgive me, Celia jumped up. “ Good get through them. The bigger ginning to end. That place men ' berry Is particularly delicious. Place | ings frequently appear in mMazines ' Celia. I thought I was doing the night,” she cried, facing Mitchell. lessons—the things you need to THE BOOK fought for and died to keep it Is 1 peaches in a baking dish, cover and j and newspapers, says m tee new right thing. I tried to. You see, “But I haven’t said I’d go with learn now—are out in the world. now their ^®0“ * ..thew J. Horgan and tee Bodjev be ready. We will decide later mistakes in your life. We’re not elevator with the Scotland Yard de- j painted to avoid rusting. philosophy of life. ^ ^ * i Twins, Alberta and Myrtle ot Nfew going to, either. Long ago you I •' The chief obstacle to such t^at- | against Anthony Tomasetti, • about your future education — To repeat: “Charlie Chsin Carries whether it is to be travel or should have known your father I ihent is tee fact teat tee Patient, , . ! On” is a swell mystery, and if you ‘ further study first. But you was li^ g, about his wealth and vrite high blopd pressure in m early. judge .Edward “M. Yeomans at, like deteedve. stories at all it oug.bt should understand at once, Celia, importance. He’s a grreat lawyer, stage feels perfectly well and I9 not his, court this morning heard - Celia. Rich. Of course he wants to fill your soul with rupture. Ttee HAVE YOU likely to submit himself tw.U ^if‘®® divorce. cases before tiddng up tee - that I am financially able to pto- Bobbs-Merrill Co. is publishing it, , vide for you in a libersd way and to do the things for you that only that in any way restricts his.activi- ’ ipomasettl case. Mr. and Mrs. the idea of employment is out of such a father can offer. He will at $2 a copy. ties. ! Qidnn, not having anything else tp the question. You will have an forgive what you said this eve­ An Engrossing Story of , . The next difficulty Is tee fact that listened to tee testimony in. the ample allowance.” ning. John Mitchell Is—^just.” The War on Disease a person with high blood pressure is yiu-ious divorce cases, Celia’s quick glance p^sed “But I don’t want him to forgive “Riders of tee Plague,” by James not infrequently a person of little from Mitchell to Mrs. Rogers.' them! I don’t like him! Mother — A. Tobey, tells of medical science ih or no means and teat sanatorium The naii\e of the captain of the "Mother, does he mean—are we how can you ask me to leave you?” its long, stlU-unflnlshed struggle or hospital treatment over a period Mii^uri \rootball eleven is Mb.^ both going?” Dusk had fallen. There was no with epidemic diseases.'’^It is as ex- of many months is exceedingly cost­ Girl. Andt>y6u should see' tee V Margaret Rogers’ lip trembled. light in the little room except the biting as h’ romantic novel, and as ly. Therefore, for tee vast majori­ dates his team’s got! • ” “No dear. It will be better slanting rays from the open door­ full of Information as a.’'doctof of|j ty of people, air teat tee physician for you to go without me. Be­ way. Celia could not see her pbilosophrs thesis. ' can recommend is regulation of sides, I must stay here.” She mother’s face. There was a Mr. Tobey tells tee history of the daily activities and carefulness in turned her head away. pause. Suddenly Margaret Rog­ great plagues teat have scourged^ tee matter of diet. “Then I can’t go,” the girl said ers’ arms were thrown about the mankind from tee dawn of history,^ It has b||en suggeiHed that com-^ firmly. “I don’t gant to go.” girl. She held her tightly, rocking and tells what has been and is being plete rest i f bed even at home, would e Y E U 0 W For a moment Mitchell ap­ back and forward in the im- done to conquer them. He describes he beneficial for patienU ^ t e high peared to be nonplussed. ’Then conscious motion of a lullaby. tee grreat heroes of medical history, e # i ' blood pressure,, .but mob't authorities PENCIL traces tee slow, laborious rise of he spoke coldly: “Nothing, my pet, is going to are incllned.td emphasize the bene- w i O i f h a - . “A girl of 17 can hardly be ex­ separate us! Don’t you see?” medical science M d produces, on the fieial effects o f moderate exercise as pected to know what is best for br;eathed Margaret. “ Ob, my whole, a very engrossing book. compared ,;^te- complete rest One The publisher is CbaNes Scribner’s her, I suppose. Since the matter baby# you’re not really - going ‘ to ■ **1 K>H30' pbyrician, kof extensive experience has been decided, Margaret, there leave me. What does it matter if Soils; the price is $3.50. advises, first of jril. thrsq to four Is no more to say. No doubt the you are in New York— in ’Europe weeks In bbd under conditions of b u r g l a r a r r e s t e d . The. well-fitted purse this winter shock has upset the young lady. —so long as each of us has the j {OIL'S ■ leaves no aspect of comfort or ■beau­ complete relaxation^ during which I believe I may as well go now. other? That’s why mother can , . ' ■ ■■ ’ 'T ' tee diet is tq'be established, all foc^ let you go. Don’t you understand, Darien, Sept. 20 —*(AP) — An ty to tee imagination. I shall commu^cate with you in Tt includes a comb, im pact, lip­ oMnfection are to be removed, and • |the morning. There will be de­ CeUa?” - V early morning burglar' was surpris­ stick, mirl:or,. cigarette holder, light-, the patlehT taught the; p ra ^ r xpode tails to consider—" “But I don’t see why I irted to ed in the First Nationalgrocery of existence for his condition, exact­ go.” store; Noroton Heights, ‘ today’ whW er. aadioase; and card,Cjsse. * He had risen from the chair. Some o f these fitted purses corns | ly as one takes advantage dt sana­ Margaret Rogers alghed. - Officer Robert CoohMine arrested Margaret Rogers was on her feet I all rigged out while -others have, torium conditious for teaching tea “There are so many, many William Brown, 82," of 1347 Sixth too aa Skid: pockets on the ride to hold ypui;^ patient with tuberciiloris how to „ !i “Tes^you’d better go.” things In the world that you must Avenue, New York" City, as he was special' variety of purse acces*^ conduct his life si^sfalctorily. u )! “Then I bid you good night.” learn, darling. So many lessons! emerging from a'window in the rear Sir Humphreythrey Imlleston,RoUeston,

>• m BON AMI’S At PlillBdelpWa^— . Majors Call Off CARDS 7, PHIIJU1B 8 S St. Louis , AB. R. H. PO. A. Douthlt; "Cf Adams, 8b SCALP TOMORROW Combs, r£ ...... * 5 3 2 0 0 Frisch, 3h Opening Grid Game 1 1 0 Lary, ss ...... “ 3 4 Bottomljsy.. lb Ruth. 1£ ...... G 0 1 2 0 0 Hafey, If' Gehrig, lb ...... 6 3 4 11 0 0 Watkins, rf Lazzerl," Sb ...... J 3 2 0 6 0 Mancuso, o 2 3 8 0 0 Gelbert, ss TO REACHv' GOAL Cooke, cf Decide to Wait Until Baseball Dickey, c . . 1 2 8 0 0 Haines, p -If Jorgens, o ... 0 0 5 0 0 Fisher, x .-j- Chapman, 2b 1 2 0 „3 0 Grabowskl, p ^ / Sheridan, p 0 0 0 1 0 ' Town Title Games Are Holloway, p 0 0 0 1 0 -via 7 11 37 18' Goddi and Mintelfi Seen as Probable Piteber^ Raptor, Phllaad^hla 18 21 27 U ”o AB. K; H. PO. A,E. Over Before Starting ^ A L A N O ~ - Chicago Brlokell, cf ...... -3 4 4 0 ASS^IATED PRE&5 R H. PO. A E. Thompson. 2 b ...... 4 9 0 3 Locke B iu^ in W . S. Lineop — Cbampions Confident Kerr. 2 b ...... 2 2 0 4 3 0 Frlberg, If ...... 4 1 6. 0 Southpaws are essential to most Watwood,,1b 1 2 11 1 0 Klein, rf ...... 4 2 4 0 Us Tlome Season; May Play winning baseball clubs. They are Reynolds, lf-c£ ..* ... B 1 2 1 0 0 Hurst, lb ...... 3 -0 8 0 ThejfH Even Series Brennan Lai^ely Responsible for rare ^ top-flight performers in golf. Jolley, rf ...... “ 1 3 0 0 1 Whitney, 3b ...... 4 0 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 Davis, o ...... 3 0 4 0 They are scarce, too, in tennis, but Barnes, cf ...... i ^ Out of Town. Campbell, If ...... ’ 1 1 1 0. 0 Thevenow, ss ...... 3 0 0 0 the gpreatest young southpaw Am er­ Henliric, o ...... 0 0 2 0 0 Collins, p ...... 2 0 0 1 Progress W ed Side Chb Ifas Made Tbis Sasen, ican tennis has known since befo ; Crouse, c 1 3 4 2 0 Sherlock, z ...... 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 the war, John Doeg, 21, is the new ICanim. 3b 1 2 1 Willoughby, P ...... 0 0 0 The M ajors Football Club decided Ryan, ss 0 0 3 2 0 'Rensa, ts ...... 1 0 0 0 national champion. 0 . 0 0 1 0 0 0 at a meetingr last night to postpone Lyons, p Nichols, ssa ...... 0 0 With only one jfanie standing between them and that covet­ The greatest tennis southpaw of Braxton, ...... 2 0 0 0 0 0 its scheduled opening game of the all time was, of course, Norman Tate, z ...... 1 0 0 0 0 82 3 9 27 6 1 ed goal— ^the town basebaU championship— Coach Bill Brennan’S[,/; 0 0 0 2 0 St. Louis ...... ^ ...... 000 101 500—7 season with Springfield, set for to­ Brookes of Australia, but Johnny Wehdc. P ...... Fothergin. zz ... 0 0 0 0 0 Philadelphia ; ...... 200. 100 000—3 fighting West Side diamond warriors, wiU take the Four Acre^a morrow afternoon at Hickey s Doeg, who comes from the famous Willingham, zzz 0 0 0 0 0 Runs batted In, Hafey 2, Watkins lot tomorrow afternoon determined to repulse the second on-'^*^' tpwnia clan of Sutton and the tennis- 2, Mancuso 3, Klein 3; two base hits, Grove, and not play at home until star producing state of California, 40 9 13 27 12 1 Frisch, Whlthey, Bottomley, Watkins, slaught of the present champions, the Bon Am i club. If they , after the town basebaU champion­ is the first lefthander to win the New York ...... 642‘OXO 221—18 Hafey, Mancuso; three base hits, W at­ are successful, the pennant banner will be unfurled from atop ship-series between the W est Sides Chl^aao ...... 000 000 405— 9 kins; home runs, Klein 2; stolen base, classic turf court singles since R. and the Bon Am i is completed. ^ Runs batted In, Oehrlg B, Lweerl 2, Frisch; sacrifice, Mancuso: double the West Side Rec before the sun sinks into the west on the*ii Lindley Murray, another Cajifotn- plays, Gelbert to Bottomley, Hatnea This decision was reached with­ Cooke. Dickey; Chapman 4. Ruth 3. morrow’s Sabbath. . I f the Orford representatives win, a third;;'j lan, was at the top in 1917-18. Kamm, Watwood 3, to Frisch to Bottomley, Adams to out any discord whatsoever. The It is noteworthy that southpaws, Campbell; two base hit*. Gehrig, Frisch to Bottomley.B ottomley to game wiU be necessary to decide the title. * Cooke, Dickey, Jolley, Crouse, Chap­ Gelbert; left on bases, Philadelphia club officials said they had over­ especially Califoria southpaws, have If the W est Sides can once moreO- looked the fact that the baseb^l man; three base hits, Lazserl, I^mm, 6, St.. Louis 7; base on balls, off always been poison to Big Bill JolleV. Campbell; home runs. Chap­ Haines 1, Grabowskl 8; struck out, tbrust aside the champions and thvis serial would conflict with their PROBABLE LINEUPS Tilden. man. Gehrig. Reynolds; stolen bases. by Collins 2, Haines 1. Willoughby 1, place the crown upon their own plans and did not wish in any way Murray had the lanky Philadel­ Chapman; sacrifice, Jorgens; double Grabowskl 1; hits, off Haines 7 in 6, shoulders, they wiU he deserving of plays, Lyons to Ryan to Watwoo^ Grabowskl 2 In 2, Collins H In 7; wild W est Sides Bon Ami to hurt the drawing power of the phian’s number in the days when plenty q f credit. The feat of turning Crouse to Kerr; left on bases. New pitch, Grbaowskl; yrinning pitcher, Raynor, If Sb baseball series. It was realized that Bill was struggling to go somewhere back Manchester Green two out of putt, York 6, Chicago 9; bMO on balls, off Haines; losing pitcher, Collins; um­ Stratton, ss Hunt, ss '7i-U both attractions would hurt each Lyons 1. Braxton 6. Wehde 1, Hollo­ pires, Rlgler, Moran and Scott; time, three games was quite an accom­ in tennis. HoUand, cf Massey, If other. , - Now Doeg turns up with a brand way 1. Sherld *! hlt»- « « 5 S 1:59. plishment In itself and now they 2-3, Braxton 13 In 6 1-8, Wehde 3 Jn X—Batted for Haines In 7th. McCann, lb Godek, p The officials of the Bon Ami and of portside stroking even more have one victory over the champions 2. Sherld 12 In 8 (none out In 9th) XX—Batted-for Collins In 7th. , Locke, rf Vanick, rf W est Sides were vefy pleaseH at the severe than Murray’s to spoil the Holloway 1 In 1: wild pitch, Braxton; zz—Bhtted for Willoughby In 9th. dangling to their belts. .-.cr Foley, fib Keeney, 2b 'action of the M ajors and asked The ambition of the old master to make passed ball, Jorgens; winning pitch­ zzz—Ran for Davis In 9th. The West Side Club Is probably McConkey, Sb Bogginl, c I Herald to thank them publicly to- it eight national titles and a record. er. Sherld; losing Pltoher, I-yon®; the best organized baseball machine plres, Morlarty, Gelsel and Owens, At New York I— Lampreebt, c Brennan, cf ' day. The Majors plan to play out Doeg, Murray and “Little Bill” in Manchester today regardless of 'of town tomorrow if they can ob­ time. 2:12. ^ ^ GIANTS 7. REDS 0 Mantelli, p Farr, lb Johnston, Californians all, have been z— Batted for Braxton In 7th. New York whether or not it attains the goal oz tain a last minute booking which the only Americans to beat Tilden zz— Batted for Ryan In 9th. ^ AB. R H. PO. A. E. its ambition. A four team league isn’t at all probable. In case the szz—Batted for Wehde in 9th. 2 3 0 Place: West Side Playgrounds. in the national championship tour­ Crlti, 2b .... .4 1 3 was first formed and the best play­ in Bon Ami beats the W est’ Sides to­ Leac, If h ...... 4 0 0 1 0 .0 n m e : 8 o’clock (D, S. T .). nament in fifteen years. 3 1 0 ers were selected to represent that morrow, the Majors will go out of Lindstrom, 8b . .8 0 3 Umpires: ThoraeU, Nagle. NATIONALS 8, TIGERS 4 Terry,; lb ...... 4 0 0 10 1 0 section of the town with s team that town next Sunday so that the base- 0 0 It was a record year for south­ Washington ^ Ott. rf .... a ... .8 2 1 1 could compare favorably with the ' ball finals can have the right of AB. R. H. PO. A a. O’Farrell, c . . .. .4 1 2 4 0. 0 paws, with Mrs. Anna Harper of 'Green and Bon Ami. They have suc­ way. Oakland, Calif., reaching the finals Myers, 2b ...... B 1 1 2 8 1 Jackson, ss .. .. .4 1 1 2 4 0 valuable experience and his supefb » Rice, rf ,...... 4 1 3 0 1 0 Roettgef, cf ... .4 2 2 3 0 0 ceeded most admirably. There Is much interest in both of the women’s tennis chaunplon- 1 0 work behind the bat for the W e st ? Manush. I f ...... 4 I'l l « 0 .2 0 0 1 Credit Dae Brennan the Majors and the Cubs teams this ships against Betty Nuthail. Cronin, ss ...... 4 1 1,4 4 0 Sides has done almost as much if * fall but the m ajority-of the fans Mrs. Harper was the ruimer-up Judge, lb ...... 4 1 2 10 0 0 32 7 10 27 10 0 Coach Brennan has put must time not actually more than Mantelli tor- W’ere anxious to see the finish of when flna.1 honors Were distributed, Harris, cf ...... 4 1 1 e 0 0 Cincinnati and effort into developing a strong ...... 4 1 1 2 2 0 AB. R. H. PO. A. E help the W est Sides get as far as*^'^ baseball ^fore turning their atten­ but she may rank No. 1 on the Hayes, 3b . eball machine and his time sure- i they have. " Hargrave, o ...... 4 1 3 2 0 0 Swanson, If ...... 3 0 1 1 0 0 tion to football. The Cubs, too, will American list this year, if Marjorie Crowder, p ...... 4 0 0 0 2 0 Crawford, 2b ...... 3 0 0 4 1 0 ly t been wasted. The result j ------aw ait. the end of baseball before Morrill isn’t given this honor. Stripp, l b ...... • • • •»2 0 0 11 1 0 speaks for itself. Handicapped by i 87 8 13 27 12 1 How the game oft baseball origlnatedt and General Abner Doubleday, Cuccinrtio, ob ...... 4 0 1 0 2 0 stertlng their home season.^ They The Californian is the best femin­ 0 0 having a comparatively light hitting | Detroit _ the man credited wltli establishing tba sport, are pictured above. Hoilniann, rf ...... 1 0 0 0 may play out of town in the meEin- ine southpaw we can recall since A R R. H. PO. A B. C. Walker; ...... 2 0 0 1 0 0 outfit, Brennan has devoted a major time. Leslie Bancroftpiater Mrs. Charles Johnson, rf .6 1 2 Oullop, cf ...... 4 0. 0 3 0 0 share of his time to perfecting Aeschliman of Switzerland, was con­ Gehringer, 2b ...4 0.. 1 Gdoch, c ...... 8 0 0 1 0 0 teamplay both on the offense and Local Spprt sistently taking the measure of lit­ McManus, 3b . ..4 2 6 Durocher, sz ^ 0 0 1 9 0 ...4 2 9 ...... 1 0 0 1 0 0 defensive. Most conspicuous of all tle Helen W ills of Berkeley around Alexander, lb Kolp, p ...... Doljack, of .. ,.,3- 1 6 Rixey, p ...... 2 0 0 1 2 0 is the ability of his players to bunt | 1921-22. Akers, ss ...... 2 1 I' Baseball Owes Beginning correctly. 1 Chatter WRIGLEY GIVES UP 2 0 28 0 2 24 15 0 Koenig, ss .. ...2 Both the Green and Bon Am i had- It has been a topsy-turvy tennis Hughes, If .. ,. .4 1 2 New York-...... 001 510 OOx--? Hayworth, c . ...4 0 1 excellent chances to shove the, West The Majors are to be compU- season and the msiater minds who Runs batted In, Critz 2, O’Farrell, Sorrell, p •. ■ ■ ...1 0 0 To Game of ^Aunty Over* Jackson, "W. Walker, Lindstrom, Ott; Sides over the cliff into the oblivion mented for their dedtion to post­ HOPE FOK CHICAGO make up the 1930 U . S. ranking list Hogsett, p ...... 1 0 0 two base hits, Critz 2, Cucclnello, of defeat but lacked the cool-head­ pone the opening of their footbaU ...1 0 0 will have plenty to debate. I t is Funk, z ------/ O’Farrell: home run, Ott; sacrifice, edness to make comparatively easy season and wait until the basebaU customary but not mandatory to Stone, z z ...... 1 0 0 W. Walker; double plays, Critz to ED ITO R S N O T E : This is the i^the modern pitcher, stood Inside the plays a t the proper moment. A s a ^tle Is settled. rank the national champion No. 1, - 88 4 10 27 7 1 Jackson to Terry, Crawford to Duro- Chicago, Sept. 20.— (A P )— The first of a Bbries oft six articles square about 15 feet away from him. cher to Stripp; left on bases. New result, both paid the price of defeat. if he happens to be an American. Washington ...... 002..130 0'20*—-8 I should add, here, that there was York 4, Cincinnati 7; bases oir balls, The Bon Ami clouted out 13 hits to The Bon Ami players worked out Tribune today quoted William Detroit ...... 020 002 000—4 on the origin and development This would entitle Doeg to* the no rule about the distance between off Walker 6, Kolp 2; struck out, by six but beyond this they were help­ kt the W est Side last night and pro­ W rigley, Jr., millionaire owner of honor. The California youth beat Runs batted In, Hughes 2, Hay­ of baseball, which is 100 years Walker 3; hits, off Kolp 7 In 2 (none worth, Hayes 2, Hargrave, JwdSf 3, the posts; it depended chiefly on the less. It was quite apparent that vided a bit of fun when they took the Chicago Cubs, as having vir­ Tilden in the semi-finals and is co- old this year. out in 4th), Rixey 3 In 5; losing Manush, McManus, Crowder; two base size of the vacant lot oi* field the pitcher, Kolp; umpires,’ Jorda, Pfir- they left their thinking caps else- Jay Rand*to-task for neglecting to tually given up hope for a second holder of the doubles championship hits. Rice, Doljack, Hargraye; three ' kids had to play in. man and McGrew; time, 1:35. wliGrG* bring along their thinking caps. It aucQessive National League cham­ with George Lott. base bits, Cronin, Hargrave; home BY GEORGE C. MORELAND Tomorrow Will Tell seems that Rand went to the shore pionship. Nevertheless, on all-around per­ runs' Hayes, Hargrave, McManus; 'written______Espedally______—for^NEA------Service “The tosser threw, the ball under­ .At Boztoni— Tomorrow will be a different or off to some golf course Ijwt Sun­ The interview said, in effect, that formance, the top-ranking position foConX’’ “ c “w d r t (CopyrigM. im NBA S.r7l«, In«.> CVBS 8. BRAVES 4 hand, not very hard. The striker’s story, according to the Bon Ami day for a bit of weU-needenlgal, the which wfis not exactly the case when started with the death of Pdtcher the finals against Doeg, defeated Jamieson. If ...... 5 2 2 0 0 0 er hit the bail he ran for first base, 1. 2 16 .0 Carlson and followed up with the Tilden at Southampton and Allison Porter, rf . 3 2 1 1- -0- 0 ago— bom in a casual game of Neun, lb 2 rivti coaches, would make any the Green and West Sides battled 2 .3 1 1 0 6 0. loss of Hornsby’S services, Bell’s at Forest Hills. Allison was finalist Aver'Ul, cf ...... 5 1 1 0 0 “aunty over” played by two young­ just as in modem baseball, and went statement, but it was learned from for blood. 0 3- 10 0 0 1 on to the other bases if he could, Rlchbourg, rf, .1 0 0 o ’ at Wimbledon, where he also heat Morgan, lb sters in Boston. If you wanted to 2 1 0/ 0 sources close 4o each that the W est failure to come through, Stephen­ ...... 3 0 1 5 0 Clark, rf .... . 5 ' Hodapp. 2b scoring when be reqphed fourth base. 0 0 1 0 0 Looks like the bastiiaU boys are son’s absence, the spiking of Grimm Doeg. Montague, ss ,.3 0 0 4 3 use fancy language you eould say Berger, If ... .3 Sides will probably make only two I He w as out If one of, the postmen or .4 1 0 3 0 0 and finally Root’s Injury. Goldman, 3b ..4 0 2 8 3 that Babe Ruth, Ty Cobb and all Welsh, cf . . . changes, both in. the outfield and the going to reap much more profit for . .3 1 2 5 1 0 ' scouts caught .the ball In the air or- Chatham, 3 b . .3 0 ' 1 1 4 0 “I guess the injury to Root took Our choice for-the “First Five” Sprinz, c ... the other baseball Immortals were 0 0 Bon Ami, only one, that being in their brief exertion than the local Harder, p ... ..2 1 1 0 1 0 on first bounfce, or if any of the Spohrer, c ... .4 0 1 3 from them just about all the spirit in American tennis for the year is wrapped up in that yarn ball that ■ .3 1 1 2 4 0 the pitching selection. “Lucky Joe” gridiron warriors did for the bumps- Bean, p ...... 1 0 0 0 0 0 Maguire. 2b . remaining,” W rigley said. “It was Tilden, Doeg, Shields, Wood and A l­ w — went spinning over the bam roof players could hit hjm 'or touch him Zachary, p ... .0=' 0 0 0 1 0 Raynor, he with tha injured finger, of an entire season. with it while he was between the Frankhouse, p .2 0 0 0 3 0 the thing that made me give up lison in -that order, with the re­ 33 7 13 27 14 3 that summer Afternoon In 1830. WiU be back i n ' left field where Boston posts. hope.” mainder of a "First Ten,” if desir­ For here is what happened: 33 4 8 27 l i " 0 Gustafson substituted satisfactorily cuff Massey, the hard-hitting 1 ^ R.H. PO. A. E. “Regardless of the number of W rigley declined to discuss rumors ed, composed^ of George Lott, Cliff 1 1 2 0 0 One of the boys, moved by some 220 000 )0 1 — 5 last week providing the injured fielder for the Bon Am i who grab- men in the field, there were only 001 100 200— 4 that Manager McCarthy was not to Sutter, Gregory Mangin, Ellsworth Scarritt, If . .5 0 0 4 0 0 impulse, Impultively picking up a right hand continues to improve. bed the battii^ honors last 'Week three batters, and if the first batter Runs batted in, Wilson, English 2, ' he the Cubs’ pilot after the end of ,Vines and Frank Hunter. Miller, 3b .,5 2 2 1 2 0 stick and socked the ball Instead of Frank Locke, the N ew ^London with three clean singles and also 1 1 2 0 0 failed to score from third on the Cuyler, Kelly, Clark 2. Spohrer; three the current season saying that he Webb, rf . catching it, knocking it over into a base hits, English, Maguire; sacri­ joy who got caught in the rain last made a great catch from Lam- Reeves, 2b 1 2 2 3 0 last batter’s effort he was out. was “a great admirer of AIcCarthy” ,. .3 0 1 10 1 0 vacant lot. fices. Frankhouse; double plays, Mar- week and stayed home by the fire­ precht’s bat, is the proud father of^fj. Todt, lb anvllle to Maguire to Neun, Chatham and that he believed “injuries con­ Warstler. ss ...... 3 0 1 2 4 10 This, the world’s first home run, side, wiU be on hand tomorrow and a baby girl bom this week at the' 1 0 0 “The expression, ‘ovt,’ by the way, to Maguire to Neun; left on bases, sidered, the team did the best it Heving, o ...... 2 0 0 carried a thrill to the hitter. He wUl play right field. Wilkinson who Memorial hospital. l 0 0 0 0 0 came from the fact that the striker Chicago 4, Boston 10; base on balls, How They Stand Connolly, c ...... 0 kept the other kid tossing balls to off Ttfachout 5, Blake 3, Zachary 2; played right field part of the game ______m could.” MacFayden, p ...... 1 0 0 0 0 0 went ‘out’ to the field when his hit Baseball, W rigley said, is not like Bushey, p ...... 2 0 1 0 2 0 him—^not over the bam now—while struck out, by Teachout 3, Zachary 1, last week, is laid up with a shoulder The W M t Sides are quite jubUant 0 0 0 0 0 was caught or he was bagged be­ Frankhouse 1; hlts.ioff Teachout ^ other business, “It’s the one busi­ Durham, p ...... 0 he whacked them with the stick. Zachary 1, Frankhouse 1; hits, off sprain. There is stlU a remote pos- over the progress their team has .. YESTERDAY’S RESULTS Durst, X ...... 1 0 1 0 0 0 This looked like good fun, so pres­ tween the bases. T h ere was no ro­ slblUty that Brennan may make a ness in which you can’t buy what Rothrock, xx ...... 1 -0 0 0 0 0 tation, as there is in the modem Teachout 7 In 6 1-3, Blake 1 In 2 2-3, made. They point with pride to tbe ' you want,” said the magnate who mm" ently the other kid took his turn at Zachary 5 In 1 2-3, Frankhouse 4 in last minute switch to Locke for National League kids’ game of scrub; the player who series victories and ask what chance: once offered a certified check for 37 5 10 24 12 0 bat. And out of this game grew 7 1-3; winning' pitcher, Blake: losing mound duty instead of Mantelli hut N ew York 7, Cinciimal tO, made the putout came in to bat, and pitcher, Frankhouse; umpires, Hlem, the Bon Ami has with Raynor and.v $150,000 and was refused in his first Cleveland ...... 250 000 OOx—7 baseball— through a long, devious those close to Brennan say he is Boston *, ...... 190 100 800-“ B‘ the batter who had been put out re­ Stark and Magerkurth; time. 1:46. Locke back in the W est Side Une-'^^; Chicago 5, Boston 4. and occasionally unrecognizable z—^Batted for Maranvllle In 9th. planning to give Mantelli another- effort to obtain Rogers Hornsby. Runs batted in. Averill 8, Morgan placed him in the field, ' up. “They were lucky to come as,f/ciAs St. Louis %, Philadelphia 3, childhood. fling at the champions. ' ' Though injuries have struck down 8, Jamieson, Webb, Reeves, Warstler; “Thus, obviously, it wasn’t a team close as they did last week,” declar-.f.gB, (Only games). two base hits. Porter, Averill, Mor­ Godek To Fitch Hornsby and other costly players, affair. It wifis strictly an individual ed a West Side fan in a street dis-C.j American League gan, Webb; sacrifices, Hodapp, Hard­ All of this comes fb me at first W, M. Oliver and ''four sons of Jack Godek, husky rig h th a n ^ , W rigley is not dlscouratged and has er; double plays, Goldman to Hodapp, game, each man for himself. There cussion last nlghV to which a B osk^^ Washington 8, Detroit 4. hand from the one man on earth Valdosta, Ga., enter Dixie golf seems almost certain to get the call another scheme he may try out. He Todt to Warstler, Montague,to Hod­ was no umpire, majority rule set- Am i supporter retorted, “Lucky, New York 18, Chicago 9. who should have known the truth tournaments an masiee. Johnny, for the Bon Am i although Jack W U - said he might attempt putting to- app to Morgan, Reeves to W|Crs(tuir to Hitig all disputed questions. The nothing. If anyone waa lucky. la «^ ^ Cleveland 7, Boston ,6. Todt; left oh bases, Boston; 9, Clsve-, about baseball’s beglnnlnge—Gen« one of the boys. Is a former Geor­ Bon and Charlie Varrick are in line getter two great teams so one can sts by the way, that did duty for Sunday It was your JWest Side^rii (Only games). land 81 bass on balls, off Harder 4; eral Abner Doubleday. Many gia state jBhampiom for work. Varrick waa the man who play if the other has the same luck MacFajUen 3, Busbav 1, Durham 1; sea uaw^ly had little flags on top; ago I talked with General Double­ K gang.” '' siiJ with the injury jinx as his Cubs struck out, hg Harder ^8, Bean. .2,. because.these, fltids where the game started the gahie last Sunday and THE STANDINGS Bushey 1; hits, off MacFayden 8 in 2, day and drew from him the whole he wasn’t hit very hard. Godek, -V-T---- .Tl* have had this year. ^______was played^ oftui had sueh long According to fresh dope on tbs' National League Bushey 6 in 5. Durham 0 Cm 1, Harder history of the origin of baseball. I however, has won more gamds than 9 .in 6 2-3,'Bfean 1 in 2 1-3; winning grass that otherwise the posts could Cervlnl-RusseU vs Woodbury —if w . L. . PC. did this while a baseball writer in any other pitcher on the Bon Am i pitcher, Harder; losing pitcher, Mac­ not have neen seen MsUy.” Ritchie scheduled tennis match to-' St. Louis ...... 86 60 .589 1891 in Pittsburgh. At that time squad, and.it is because of this fact KOSELUH vs. RiqiARDS Fayden; umpires, Van Graflan, Mc­ So baseball got Its start, a cen­ morrow m omiag a t the H. S. court, oo Brooklyn ‘...... 84 63 .571 Gowan and Connally; time, 1:46. wrote the history of the game, omy that he seems comparatively certain tury ago, tractag-4ts ancestry back it seems that Frank Cervini and';. Chicago ...... 84 63 . .571 X— Batted for Heving In 8th. _ from 1846 on, when it assumed of the’nomination tomorrow. XX— Batted for Bushey. In 8th. to “round ball" and thence to that H arry RuaseU are not the men’s Forest Hills, N. Y., Sept. 20 — N ew York ...... 81 66 .551 something resembling its present fT lE O PtE ,U )» WMte TliE I f Gddpk draw's the assignment, g;ame of. “aunty over.” It all started doublM champions of Cheney Broa.iol ( A P )— For the third time in as P ittsburgh ...... 76 69 .524 form. Now, however, I am going when that Boston Wd discovered ^Mosrk>N6V/ARE : this moms that Varrick M U be Mffla despite their many victories.bis many many years the-final roimd of 69 80 .463 back to its very infapey, used in right field because of his hit­ lOUISVllL|!SlNi,^S htfw mu<5 Jfim it.N to hit a ,baU with Down at the miUa they claim ■the American Pro Lawn Tennis Cincinnati ...... 56 87 .392 General Doubleday was In on it ting power. No other changes are ilk' ^ USUMJLV vini and RusseU are the “mixed championship found Vin Richards of Philadelphia...... 49 98 .333 from the beglmiing. In 1830 he was expected in the champion’s lineup. But just' suppose'that ^lad l^d nbewns a LtrriE chmksb douldes Champa” although they f a f f i ^ New York pitted against Itorel American Learae a student in Boston. A t that time The W est Sides, too, wU stand pat THE I^EBAII m E missed! ' to ts y which is which leaving one* Kosehih Czechslovakia ^zar^, 'to^ W. L. PC. he began to notice the hoys of the on the “iron nine” which carried N E X T : Oheoting Up. Sides. to aaaume that one is about as good 'day. Richards won in l928j^:and Philadelphia ...... 99 48 .673 neighborhood playing « game. them aucceesfuUy past the hanurd- a choice as the other for the femi­ KozCluh last year. Washin^on . 91 5g .619 Chicago, Sept. 20.— (AP.)— The They called it "round ball, and oua Green barrier. nine role. ' - In the semi-finsd roxmd yesterday N ew Y o r k ...... 84 65 ,564 surprising Colonels from Louisville, when he questioned them to^d him ManteUl has monopolised the Richards beat Harvey Snodgrass of C levelan d ...... 80 71 .530 Ky„ will represent the American how they had developed it them­ mound duty for the W est Sides The town baseball sezlea has b e e a ^ Beverly HiUs, Calif, 6-1, '6-3, Detroit ...... 72 76 .486 ^sociation in the “Little world’s selves from that two-handed game pitching every tingle game in full. I ^ w l n g large orosrda and the gate^ while Kozeluh disposed of; Howard St* Louis •#••••••• 63 87 .420 Uriee” against. Rochester of the In­ of "aunty over.” lUmo has won three games asd loet i’Y ^ p ts for each c t the four games^« 0 . Kinsey, of San Francisco 6-0, 6-3, ss«s«*as*. * 67 90 .388 ternational Lei^e starting next one. He a U o w ^ the Green 4-j.4-5 N ow ^ "round btfH” doewi’t i^iuch have been betareed |160 and $175; 6-2.'• - .. ■ J -' >■ S08^0& •SSSS****** 48 99 .327 Wednesday at Roehester. Louisville, hits in the three gamea he faced reaemblo modem baseball. But it N A W Q N A L ^ '>■ , ' " 1 "■ it directed for the second year by AI them and was touched up for l8 by was played with a ball, a bat .and Batting— Tarnr; Giants .398. GAMES TODAY Bothoron, today, was three gamns the Bon.Ami. ManteUi has struck bases, and It is baseball’s real start Runs— ^EQsiii; Phila 151. ^ _ ahead, with wily two-games leftt on out 26 men an averai;e of more thaa UMDiOWN STAR LoMt Night^sFi^ta Ing point. Here is the w ay General Runs batted In— Wilson, Cubs 1’77. National League its schedule. . • ' six tier gam e which is plenty for Doubleday described it: Hits—Terry, Giants «id Klein, Cincinnati at N ew York <2)'. ehamploiuhip baaehall. St. Louis at Philadelphia (2). "The bases were called Phila 241. ■ BoBton-Jam es J. f e a d d ^ # [« - There are many -Mio have ex­ Pittsburgh at Brooldyi!, There weref fotir of them, f*** posts Douhles-^itin, Phila 68. My City knocked ont Fh& Heretic), Yesterday*8 Stafa stuck in the ground, about three ' Trtplea---C6naoro8ksg'Pirat^ 23- pressed a desire ta tee Locke Nock Chicago at Boston. . . a t least one o f the title games bkt Sunset BQl Gountzy CWSb^Stli ’New iCrit 2.' ' American League , feet high,' arranged In the form of Home>u5»rrWllBon, .Cuba 62. <5W«ago—»ddlA,JllwrPplaiid,'OUt:i unless Brennaa does a' eoin]^te. liOula, 8 ^ ^ 20.— The !*blg* New York at Chicago. Watkins, Carda—Hit double, triple a square, and numbered one, two* poiniUid I3 ^y Me^z, Ddtence^ Ohio; 8. . AMDEBIOAN right-about-faoe from his past Shota" of j^ s a s lQ ^ ahd soina Philadelphia at St. Louis. imd tw a tingles to aid In defealTof three and four was what we riiow Omsdia— IkMle Blk;ins,„i;^ew York Batfitag— Gehrig, Yanks .^6 . poUdea, th ^ MU have to vralt a of the Isa d ^ asaateum out-; Washington at Detroit. the Hiiflles. call the home plate. ttslteiiiortW outefdnted ToninijR "However, the batter--tte hojw Rnna—Sinunona, Athletics U 7 . long, long time. Lamprebht,/ the todhy m aiiam iiM to oearhaul ]Eiostafi at Cleveland. kelly, Cubs— Singles In ninth to •^gSDMwn." a* eW etn y e « oa^5 1. : then called him ‘the striker— ^ Runa batted in — Gehrig, YankS a yirto PA/s/./ ^ e s t Side’s brainy eatcher, is also drive in run that beat Braves. understood to favor Mantelli and^his youth, Ralph OudaW. ^of D a ^ Walker, Giants — Blanked Beds not stand at home plate*.or at w outoolntedJt- Jack Jacx Dwyeruwyer ‘ thinksmuiikb a» Jot of Hita^Hodapp, Indians 217. ^ *= wishes are, always eerloutiy contid- Texas, who paced tte field yester­ w i t h H u ^ t s 7 to 0, - fourth base aa they icalled it. » e - .^:Locke’8 pitching abUlty and says itiood halfway between fourth and Doubles— ^Hodapp, Indians 49. ered by Brennan before making a day in tha opening round of 1^. tbs New Londoner would give any Gehrig, Yanks— Drove in five runs Triples— Combs, Yanks -2Q. 110,00® SIvXsMliS C M . ^ against White sox with two tingles, first, facing toward the midme of dedtion. Laxnpreoht has had a lot o f nipeg, Man., outpointed by Sullivan, local team plenty of difficulty with liome rune—Ruth, Yeaka double and 40tb homer. 1 the square, "nie 'toeeer,' aaceatop-af S t Paul 10. hit fast hreakiag drop. ■ ■■ ’ ■ - - wW;'"*'-.- ■■■ ■ ;, *^- V\t‘--T.^. '^:..;->^'-^-'’' ^ V . ' -/;> ^ '3 * ‘ ‘'-r^V'^*iy- ^'- .”• .■ ' • / .^iiV-H .,".r....• •• -^-^v-'.-■"'>‘V'v='-i ?

>. . ' ■'^ ■« 'S - - WOTT!ffiBOTt!ffEVENTOd~HMAU?rStft3tH~MASCi^R^Cp^S^ ^ f $ a e f e s >

^gg|g^[xjg5SCT^KxXX3t36XXKyXVtXVv\1C%<<1C . Star Coacli— ^1926. St. John strfcet, improvements. selected to fimctlop- in connection =-S-' -' ' Baryps'D. Snow Anthony N,. Sadlak son of l£ n . CLASSIFIED ' $6 to |9 per load? also light truck­ flat. Steam heat, with or without Garage. Apply 93 St. Joh^ 'TeL Oldsmohile Sedan—^1926. ing . done. V. Firpo, 116 Wells garage. Apply C. J. McCann, 20 ^ to toe Charity Ball to hejield on,, * - Harvey Y). .toow, 72, of Ellington, Julia S a^ ^ West Maih street left _ ^VEBTISBMENTS MADDEN EROS. 7973. i t thin m oiling for Washington, D. C.,~ street, Dial 6148. Heniy street. toe tentative date of October 24to In died on Thursday night at his home 681 Main St. Tel. 5500 Town Hafi,■’M em orial bfilldiiig, under (in Elltegton; Harvey D. Snow was to complete his studies at Geprge- Oonnt MX *T*Ti^ FOR SALE—SEASONED birch or FOR RENT—4 ROOM' teniement on HOUSES FOR SALE 72 toe auspices of toe RockylUe Lodge bom on January 4th 1858 in Wil- town University SchooLof Law.' .- Initials^ nxunbers ■ *x 4 - xbbreTwwoa* of Elks; General Chairmsm, John P. Mrs. Winnie GPldstraw and Mr. •Mb want u « hard wood, stove or fire-place, half Center street, all modem improve­ 'lington, toe son of Selden and EmUy words u two words. Minimum cost is BUSINESS SERVICES or full load, good measure and ser­ ments, rent, reasonable. Ihquire FOR SALE—rONE NEW S-ROOM" Cameron; tickets, P. O." Clough, Bartlett Snow. He is survived by and Mrs.-'-Jospi^ Keeping and Wil­ OFFERED 13 vice. Fred Miller, Rosedale 33-3. 178 1-2 Center. Phone 3070. ■ bimgalow; 'also one 6-room house, Mrs. Carl S. Prutttng, Mrs. Ray­ his wife, ^innie Snow, two broth­ liam Carpenter wefe‘in New York ''SV':SS*?.°“iw «.. tr»««t these aVe real bargains. H. Floto, mond E. Hunt, of Rockville, Mrs. T- ers, Arthur E. Snow of Stafford on Tuesday to mMt guests'who ar­ FOR RENT—6 ROOM tenement, * “ ■• E « ~ « t. ■ ! » . » FOR SALE—SEASONED BIRCH 22 Doane strpet. J. Dannaher, .Manchester, others Springs; Herbert L. Snow of Mon- rived on the Majestic.- - f i r s t c l a s s upholstering work wood $5 per load. Hard wood $6 wlth Jdl Improvements, 277 Spruce from geveral other towns; hall and Miss Catherine Dickinson, daugh­ of any kind. Watklna Brothers. son,‘ MassV, and a sister Mrs. M ar­ t Consecutive Days .«] J -? per load. Prompt delivery. Phone street. ' decorations, Dr. Thomas F-, O’Loughr garet Bruce of Worcester. ter of Mr. and Mrs. (George Dickin­ 8581 or Rosedale 37-4. lin; music, Lewis H. Chapman, Mrs. son of Talcott avenue ritum ^ to f § S ““ "“ T! ° ^ . . " l 1? S5l 5»,”“ FOR RENT—e* ROOM TENEMENT The funeral wUl be held on Sun­ A U ^ td e r . fo r tr"8nil»r IMO^OM Harry, Dpwding, Mrs. Jos. Lavitt; her studies at Mount Holyoke' oh FLORISTS—NURSERIES 15 and garage, 418 Center street. A. day, September 21, at 2:30 D.S.T, Will bo charged at the oh® FOR SALE—HARD WOOD, stove HEBRON program, Edward L.' Newmarkerj from toe Ellington Congregational W ednesday. F. Jarvis, telephone 4224. Special rates tor 1°“S PEONY COLLECTION—Ten large or fire-place, $6 per load. Also soft Mrs. John Coleman, Frank’ Mc­ Church, Rev. John T. Nichols, of­ Miss Anne Tucker' and Fred and day advertising given upon wood 55 psr load. W. J. McKinney, Ads ordered tor tiiree or six dayu roots in assorted colors $4. ^ s . At the Democratic caucus,, held at Carthy; reftreshments,. Lewis H. ficiating; Burial wUl be in the El­ Thomas Carpenter-arrived on toe Rosedale 28-2, FOR RENT—FOUR ROOM tene­ and stopped before the thlrt ®J Chas. L. Hevenor, Pinecrest Gar­ ment on Eldridge street, improve­ the Town Ha}l Tuesday evening the Chapman; publicity, Mrs. Thomas lington cemetery. Majestic in New York on Tuesday- dav win be charged only for the ao ments, downstairs. One, two and following were nominated for town Garvan, Edward L. Newmarker; re­ '$4,000 Fire Fred and ’Thomas Carpenter, .are tual number of times <*® , ^ ' S ’’ *but dens, Wapping. ______brothers of Mrs. Joseph Keeping ’ * / three room furnished apartments, offices: Assessor, Mrs. Winthrop ception committee, H. O. Clough, J< At 11:15 on Friday, a fire which ed,. chargln*T at the rate ®®-ra«d- GARDEN—FARM - and William Carpenter of ’Thomp­ improvements, heat. Inquire 26 Porter: board of relief, Mrs. Alfred P. Cameron, E. L. Newmarker, L, destroyed the bam of Anthony S. onno allowancesix time oV®*?“ ads stopped ^“«d^°Jfte?the after the STORAGE 20 DAIRY PRODUCTS 50 H. Chapman, M. H. Cosgrove,-R. E, son street. Birch. H. Post; first selectman, Claude W; Dobosz, started in toe southwest Jones. No nomination wq&niade for Himt, J. F- Coleman, Fred H, Llpp- comer of toe stmeture and spread ‘^^No^^tTil forbids” : display lines not m o v in g —TRUCKING— FOR SALE—ELBERTA peaches FOR RENT—5 ROOM downstairs second selectman;,agent os thei town man, J. R. Edwards, H.,A. Coffin, C. so rapidly that when toe firemen and Concord grapes. Telephone *°The Herald will not be /® “P2«rMon PERRBTT & GLEaTNBY Inc.—Mov­ flat-with garage. 29 Walker street deposit fund, Sussm B. Pendleton; J. McCarthy, O. C. Peterson, G. L. reached the place it was impossible Rosedale 16-12. NOTICE! for more than one Incorrect 1“*®’^**°“ ing, packing and shipping. Telephone 3437. auditor, Clarence E. Porter; grand Betts, H. F. Ramson, Mrs. T. F. Gar- to combat it. The sad part of it was of any advertisement ordered for van, Mrs. T. J. Danaher, Mrs. R. E. All persons liable by law to' pay service to and from New York. 14 FOR SALE—^APPLES— McIntosh, jurors, Carlton B. Jones, Ben Jones, the' fapt that within the bam was more than one time. , _ i„nnr- FOR RENT—4 ROOM TENEMENT Hunt, Mrs. C. S. Prutting, Mrs. toe old Hook and Ladder wagon of taxes in toe Ninth School District of The Inadvertent omission of Incor trucks at your'Service. Agents Fall Pippins, McClellan, Mother Ira C. Tursh^n; Edward Smith, the Manchester are hereby notified that rect publication of advertising vrill be with all improvements, with or Republican nominee, was endorsed James Foley, Mrs. Meyer Goldfield, the RockvUle Fire Department, rectified only by cancellation of the United Van Service, one of the apples 50C-75C basket; Seckel pears toe assessors of toe ’Town of Man­ without garage. 115 Main street. as tax collector; constables, Merrill Mrs. Chas. Willike, Mrs. F. V. which served toe city loyaUy for charge made^for the service leading long distance moving com­ 75c basket. Telephone 6121.' The Adams, Mrs. J. A. Drayton, Mrs. R. chester have returned to Charles R. All advertisements must panies. ConnecUon in 162 cities. Gilnacjc Farm, South Main :,treet. Griffin, Walter Jones, Charles P. mamy years. The old apparatus was FOR RENT—4 AND 5 room tene­ J. Brown, Mrs. B. F. Bums, Mrs. J. horse-drawn, and had not been in Hathaway, Clerk of said dls6dpt, a in style, copy and Phone 3063, 8860, 8864. ______ment, all improvements, also one Miner; registrar of ^voters, Carlton list of valuation on toe grand'list .of regulations enforced by the Publish, FOR SALE—^Macintosh and Pippin N. Keeney, Mrs. Joseph Rostek. use since the adoption of the new era and they reserve the right to 4 room furnished apartment. Rea­ B. Jones; member of school commit­ said to-wn of the year 1929 inade by L. T . w o o d CO.— Furniture and apples. Edgewood Fruit Farm, 461 Head of Red Men Dies motor-driven apparatus. It is estim­ edit, revise or reject any copy con­ sonable. Apply Mintz Department tee, Mrs. Natalie Jones; no changes Frank Firth of TerryviUe, Grand them imder the provisions of the sidered objectionable. piano moving, modem equipment, Woodbridge street. Tel. 5909. ■werp made ia the town committee. ated that the loss is in toe neighbbr- CLOSING HOURS-^asslfied ads to store- Store, Depot Square. i Sachem of toe Red Men of toe State Jiood of $4,000, and is covered with General Statutes, and that said experienced help, public Carlton B. Jones acted as chairman assessors and toe selectmep of said be published same day house. Phone 4496. of Connecticut, died at his home in some insurance. A valuable amoimt celved by 12 o'clock noon; Saturdays HOUSEHOLD GOODS 51 FOR RENT—5 ROOM flat down­ and Susan B. Pendleton was chosen TerryviUe on Thursday. This news of hay was. also destroyed in-, toe town will meet at toe office of ,toe 10:30 a. m. stairs, all improvements, near l^ain secretary^ was received by toe local members fire. The recaU sounded at 12:30. Town Clerk in the Town of Mtm- TELEPHONE YOUR REPAIRING 23 FOR SALE—EIGHT PIECE dining street and trolley, 11 1-2 Ford St. ''Miss Helen Gilbert returned on of the Red Men as a shock; for Mr. Bush—Donegan chester on toe 30to day o f Septuma- Tuesday from her three months’ trip Firth was weU known here, and had ber, i930, at 2:00 o.’clo^ in the aft­ WANT ADS. room iset. Inquire a t 80 Garden FOR RENT—6 ROOMS and garage, The wedding of Miss Madelyn Ads are accepted over the *-®l®Pb^"® MOWER SHARPENING, vacuum to Europe. She was met at the ship a host of friends. He was often the Drategan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ernoon, at which time said asseteors at the CHARGE RATE given above 'street or phone 6962. modem improvements. North Elm cleaner, phonograph, do®*' landing in.New York by Mr,-and guest of the local lodges, and his P. J. Donegan of Lawrence and and toe said selectmen have the as a convenience to advertisers, but street. Telephone 8120.' same powers in relation to sa& list rh« CASH RATES will be accepted as ing, key fitting. Bralthwaite. 5^5 Mahogany desk $15, 2 mahogany Mrs. Sherwood of Bridgeport^ and death. wUl leave a place that cannot Arthur Busch son of Mr. and Mrs. F^ULL PAYMENT If paid at the busi­ Pearl stre e t. ______tables $5 each. 1 wicker chair and 1 FOR RENT-^ ROOM TENEMENT the next day she began her-school be filled in the hearts of his associ­ A. Busch of Spmee street took place that toe Board of Relief has in rela­ ness office on or before the w icker rocker $4 each.S' ai^ 77 Ridge street. Apply at 79, duties at the -Unqudwa. Private ates. on Friday evening at 8 o’clock at tion to town lists. day following the first Watkins Furniture Exchange Dated at Manchester, September each ad otherwise the CHARGE iqistairs. school. She will spend the week-end Convention Flans toe rectory of St. Bernards Church. KATE will be collected. No responsi­ COURSES AND CLASSES 27 at her Hebron home. At the regular meeting of toe The bride’s dress wfts of shell pink 20, 1930. bility for errors in telephoned ads FO R SALE—SATURDA'Y after- FOR REN T—5 ROOM F LA T With Samuel-HUding, Mrs. Albert Hild- Catholic Ladies of Cotombus held Panne satin with pumps to match, P. J. O. CORNELL, will be assumed and their accuracy e a r n MORE—LEARN BEAUTY 'nobn, antique sofa, chairs, beds, all modem improvementis, to .ing and two daughters, the Misses in their rooms on Thursday evening, JOHN H. HYDE. cannot be guaranteed. she wore a large picture hat and culture. There is a great dempd ^stoves, sewing machine, side board, adults. Inquire 37 Delmont street Lois and Alberta, Miss Helen Hough toe foUowing delegates were select­ mitts to match. Miss Ethel Reid of MARY CEBNEY, INDEX OF for trained operators. Details free tables, etc. Apply 412 Porter Telephone 8039. . and Mrs. Mary E. Cummings at-' ed to represent toe assembly at toe Hartford; a former classmate of toe Ninth . S^ool Dis­ CLASSIFICATIONS from this nationally known insti­ street, near school. tended the Springfield,^ Ma3s;,‘'’state State convention to be held in New bride was her oifly attendant Miss trict Comnfittoa. tution, Hartford Academy of Hair- FOR RENT—^7 ROOM TENEMENT Births ...... ^ fair, spending the day pn Tues(toy. London in October. Mrs. M^irgaret . dressing. 693 Main street, Hart­ FOR SALE—GREY ENAMEL gas on Wells street, near Main. Inquire McCartin, Mrs. Helen Hefferaon, Engagements . range. Apply 18 Arch street or Returning'by way (rf Willimantic Marriages . . . . . •••••••«•••• ford,, ______PhilUp Le'wis. Phone 3300. Mrs. Mary Myers,; Mrs. Jeanette Deaths ...... telephone 6361. they ■witnessed the mo'ving picture, “For tlm,f Defense,” at the Capitol Cosgrove, Mrs. Julia Bolger. Mrs. Card of T h a n k s...... 2 BARKER TRADE taught 'to toy FOR RENT—SEVEN ROOM cot­ Estopr Reardon and Mrs. Mary In Memorlam . and evening classes. L • • « j street, Manchester, 11. ’ that Carry Red Tags tnBe Sold at Private; Automobiles for Exchange ® ents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank R. Post. Whist Wednesday MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS 53 FOR RENT—6 ROOM TENEMENT Auto Accessories—^Tlres ...... • ,Ml^IC;/iL—DRAMATIC 29 Mrs. Albert W, Hilding entertain­ At toe whist and bridge party Sale at Auto Repairing—Painting ...... i FOR SALE^UPRIQHT Bradbury with all improvements and garage. ed the Women’s Bridge club at her Auto ^hools ...... CHARLOTTE T. KEENEY teacher held ih toe new rooms of toe Ladies piano. Inquire rs Wes^ street or Inquire at 140 Maple street. home Wednesday evening. Two Autos—Ship by Truck ...... • of piano to all grades. 88 Church of Columbus, on Wednesday eve­ AUCTION PRICES Autos-^For Hire v****** , ! Phone phone 7555. FOR RENT—4 ROOM tenement, in tables were in play- The highest ning, toe following won prizes: Come ovinr asd- Garages— Service— Storage ...... street, South Manchester. score was wOn hy Mrs. Gertrude Our list below. Pick out your car, Motorcycles—Bicycles *J A-1 condition, modem improve­ LacUes bridge first, Miss Minnie Mc­ 5554. Hough, Miss Susan Pendleton, sec see the very low prices established These cars wiH be ■Wanted Autos-Motorcycles is ments. Adults preferred. 238 Oak Carthy, second Miss Margaret Gala- Business and Professional Serviees WEARING APPAREL ond, M rs. Hough received as a sou Watch our'ads. each street. vin, tlUrd Mrs. William Burke, ladies marked sold as each car is sold, Business Services Offered ...... l» —FURS 57 venlr a handsome bouquet of dahlias whist, first Mrs. W. Johndrow, secr Household Services O ffered...... *'**w h e l p w a n t e d — night. TO RENT—THREE ROOM apart­ raised on the Hilding place. ond Mrs. Annie Willike, third Mrs. Building—Contracting ...... ** 35 FOR SALE—^TUXEDO suit, size 36 Dodge Six Florists— Nurseries ...... !• FEMALE ment in Purnell Block. Heated iand TTie Parish Aid of St. Peter s George Barron. Gentlemens’ bridge, Sedan 1930" bust. Sold at a reasonable price. Funeral Directors ...... “ centrally located. Apply Geo. E. churcli met Thursday' afternoon at first T. ..F. -Heffron, second Edward Demonstratpr Heating— Plumbing—^Roofing CHRISTMAS CARD Salesladies— Inquire at TaUor’s^ 121 Spruce St. Sedan 1926 100 per cent selling most attractive Keith, 1115 Main. . the home of - the- M isses: Pendleton Bums, third Cornelius Murphy. Gen­ Dodge Millinery—Dressmaking ...... 21 card $1.. assortment. Experience apd Mrs. Anne C. Gilbert. • Eight tlemens’ whist, first JPseph Tobin, Oldsmobile Coach 1928 Moving— ^Trucking—Storage . . . FOR RElJfT—6 OR 7 ROQM.tehe- second John Bchliphap^ third Pat­ unnecesisary. Write for samples. ROOMS WITHOUT BOARD 59 members wem present and tha time Chrysler 70 Sedan 1925 Painting— ^Papering ...... ment. Inquire at 24 Eldridge street. was itf se'wing on vestments.- rick FagM. ' . Professional Services ...... Rainbow Art, 15 Park Row, New : A fte r toP; , gainePK .T^pfreshments Whippet 4 Roadster 1928. Repairing LARGE ROOM, TW O ------— Robert R. Keeney. Refre8ftm«nta;..of; cake and g^ape Tailoring—Dyelns^leanlng ... Y ork. ______housekeeping prl'vileges and garage juice were served. Other actlyities wpre served! , 'rhii-li»f;toe first of a Whippet 4 Coach 1928 FOR RENT—5* ROOM‘'>flaL 329 Toilet Goods and S ervice...... WANTED—W OM AN to assist wite if desired. 19 Autumn-street. k ept several o f itfae members away. foim game'spikes, toe'^tet date wiU Sedan ! 1927, Wanted— Business Service ...... »» East Center street, all Improve­ Whippet 6 Educational ^ general housework and cooking. Mrs.' Claude W ' Jdhes entertained be anBoimced . sbohV •' Coach - -1926 TO JlENT-r^lstARQE ROOM in rear ments. Telephone 8063. Cheyrolet Courses and Glasses ...... Telephone 6008. the '^otihg Women’S^^club at-her ! ;r; GrpagpeJ^air Coa<^K 1926 Private Instruction ...... ***^8 * of Purnell i^lock,. suitable for ;4d'ab VerhSii Gisange w^lFhiSld a fa ir on Essex f o r RENT—5-ROOM FjU^T' with bomev"‘Tharsdayafternocm. ' M ss Dancing ■ room or business. Apply • GeorHB. September 27, in G f^ ge HaU. There Coach 1925 Musical— Dramatic ' j - all modem improvements7 . 'Apply Helefi Rathbun had charge of toe H u d s o n Keith, 1115'Main. , "irill be 4 -K ^ lu b ek&^ibib^and demon­ Wanted—^Instruction ...... HELP WANTED—MALE 36 16 Cambridge street or telephone nrp^mii, the principal, featime ,pf Oakland Sedan - 1925 Financial strations.-; o’clock, toe Touring 1924 Sold Bonds— Stocks— ^Mortgages ...... 81 r e l i a b l e A m b i t i o u s m a n to 3679. w hlcli -was toa re^rt given by 1 ^ - Oakland John W- Deeter of toe trip takw! ladies of . the G ra j^ ’-'^S^ serve sup- Business Opportunities ...... estahlishibousehold products busir WANTED— ROOMS— per, ^a^d"to^e 'will;jb6*ttt free enter­ Dodge Touring 1924 Money to Loan ...... •• FOR RENT—DESIRABLE 6 room bv the Deeter family this summer ness. We finance you." Experience BOARD 62 tainment. \ " li' 1-2 ton Help and Sitnations tenement thoroughly modem. Ap­ through the southwest and weste^ Help Wanted— Female ...... 85 unnecessary. Clear $8.00-$12.00 a ply to Jy P. Tammany, 90 Main Dancing will fbllb^ ,'during toe Chevrolet Truck Express 1928 Help Wanted— Male ...... 86 day. McNess Co., Div. 53, Free­ UNFURNISHED ROOM wanted, by states by motor. She showed pic­ eyeningf,: door prizes be award­ Help Wanted—Male or Fema,le •• *2 elderly Woman,, for light house­ street, after-5. tures taken on toe trip and toe talk 3-4 tm Agents Wanted ...... port, m. ______ed at toe dance/ 'There'-will be both 1 Dodge Truck y 1928 Situations W^unted— F em ale...... |8 keeping. Write Box O, in care,of FOR RENT—5 large rooms, 3 Wal­ was full of ^terest. Refreshment modeffi ~ a ^ ■ old-farifiuneid dancing. Panel - POSITIONS a b o a r d ocean liners; Situations W anted-M ale 39 Herald. nut street near Pine. Near Cheney were served. ' '' u ‘ Last cvenihg toete^was a regular Employment Agencies good pay: Vipit France, Italy, mills. Veiry reasonable. .Inquire Mrs. Louise Blume is -visiting, her ■> V ■ S SCHALLER MOTOR SALES, Inc. I.Ive Stock—Pcta— Poultry— Vehicles Japan; experience tmnec^ary; Tailor Shop, telephone 5030 or cousin, li^s. E. W. Carter at Rivet- Dogs— Birds— Rets “ self-addressed envelope brlh^B list. APARTMENTS—FLATS— Corner Center and Olcott Streets,^ South M an^wt^ 1.1 ve Stock— Vehicles Hartford 7-5651? . head, L. I. ^ _ Now is ihe Ilnie to Buy Poultry and Supplies'-. ’ • E. Arculus, Mt, Vernon, N. Y. t e n e m e n t s 63. Claude W. Jones and Clarence B. ■SVanted — Pets— Poultryr-Stock « . . •' , :•__ _ FOR KENT-r-MopERN 2 and ;3 Porter'spent Friday, at toe Spring- 6, ropr.1; house, electric lights, For Sale— Miseellaneons FOR RENT—6 ROOM TENEMENT acres lani bam, garage and chick­ Articles for Sale ...... a g e n t s WANTED 37-A robm' apartments! Inquire Man­ field fair. J J u Boats aud Accessoriea ...... « r Spruce street. Inquire 14 Spruce chester Public Market. Mrs. Btfa Rathbone 'apd daugh­ en coops. Oiled roads. Priced at street. Telephone 4545, $3,700, about $1,000 cash needed. Building Materials ...... SELL PERSONAL CHRISTMAS ter, Miss MUdred, spent toe day in Diamonds—Watches—^Jewel^y •• 4a FOR RENT—5 ROOM FLAT, sec­ Electrical Appliances— Radio ••• ” , cards. Names embossed in gold, $1 FO R RENT—FIRST fioor, five visiting Mrs. Rathbone"s former We have ajso a 10 room house ond fioor, good condition. Inquire Fuel and Feed ...... ’ ""JT dozen up. Highest commission. rooms with garage, Lilley street, home in Willington, in celebration with about 12 .-icres Jand subdivided Garden — Farm— Dairy Products 50 219 Summit street or call 5495. of Mrs. Rathbone’s birthday anni­ into 40 building , lots: With gas, wa­ Household Goods ...... 61 Samples free. Also box assort­ off Main, near Center. Inquire 2i Machinery and Tools ...... 62 ments. Dunbar Co., New Bruns­ Elro street. FOR RENT—6 ROOM TENEMENT versary. ter, lights and seWsr available. Musical Instrum ents...... 53 wick, New Jergey. ______with garage, and all'improvements, Pri?e $8,000, small- amount Office iind Store Equipment ... 64 FOR RENT:—4 ROOM downstairs steam heat. Inquire at 81 Spruce cash. ■ ’ , Specials at the Stores ...... 66 BIG OHIO CORPORATION seeks tenement, all improvements, Knigh­ Wearing Apparel—F u rs ...... 67 street. , t SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON Wanted—To Buy ...... 68 manager for open territory. Op­ ton street. Dial 6720. Edward H. Keeney Iloonis^Board—Hotels^Reaorla portunity to earn $3,500, $5,000 and FOR RENT—FOUR ROOM tene­ 440 Keeqey St. Restanranta f o r RENT—3'ROOM FLAP up­ more yearly. We furnish every- ment, 169 Summit street, all im­ (Continaed from Page. Three.) Insurance ' ■ Inven'torles Rooms Without Board ...... 69 stairs, Inquire at 2 Elizabeth Plkoe, Boarders W a n ted ...... 59-A thtog. Experience unnecessary, provements and heat, for adults. mornings. N. F. Keating. Cjountry Board—R esorts...... 60 Fry-yyter Bldg., Dayton, O. Telephone 5987. fulness. As it marked In Israel the Hotels— Restaurants ...... 61 high point of religious vision and Wanted— Rooms—Board ...... 62 FOR RENT—6 ROOM tenement magnanimity, so it marks still a Real Estate For Rent with all improvements amd THINK OF J HQME SITUATIONS WANTED— BUSINESS LOCATIONS plane to which many of us have not Apartments, Flats. Tenements .. 63 garage. E. Bray, 13 Wadsworth St East Center street, one of the nice Business Locations for Rent . . . 64 FEMALE 38 FOR RENT . 64 yet attained. Houses for Rent ...... 65 To what great heights man can new eight room residences, all up- Suburban for Rent ...... 66 2 AND 3 ROOM SUITES in toe tp-jdate ih every detail. Price •yOUNG GIRL WOULD like house­ FOR RENT-OFFICE ROOMS V in rise; and what higher-planes i are Summer Homes for R e n t ...... Johnson Block, all modem im­ $16^000, term s. Wanted to R e n t ...... work to do. Write Box K, in care provements; Call 6917 or 7635. Purnell Block, single or In suites ever before him, when toe measr. Real Estate For Sale o f Herald. as desired. Apply Geo. B. Keith, ure which he applies -^ to Ws Six ro^us, brand new, fireplace, Apartment Building for Sale .. tUe bath, garage, etc. .Price $8,700. Business Property for Sale . . . . FOR RENT—5 ROOM TENEMENT 1115 Main street. thoughts and aspirations is the Farms and Land for Sale . . . . . all improvements, heat furnished, measure of toe love of God. Five TOom8;,,fanuce li^t, etc., a Houses for S a le ...... LIVE STOCK- reasonable rent, garage if desire^ nice little outage, $6,200. Lots for Sale ...... HOUSES FOR RENT 65 Resort Property for Sale ...... VEHICLES 42 Inquire 207 Spruce street*' For toe love of God is broader Suburban for S a le ...... F O R REN T—7 room single house, the measure of mtui’s mind Real Estate for Exchange...... ROBERT J. SMX'TH f o r s a l e — 4 Y E A R OLD COW, modem improvements. North E to And-the soul of the eternal Insurance, St^nMhlp ISckets "Wanted—Real Estate ...... tested, calved three weeks ago. 193 FOR RENT—4 ROOM tenement Is most wonderfully kind. Arjctton— Legal Notleen $18. Inquire at 64 Birch street street. Phone 8300. .1009 Main St, Leg^a.1 1*« 0 1.5 t - > • • e # e • e • • e • • e • • e • • 4# Porter street. ;

GAS BUGGIES—supping One Over

HEMS FINISHED CHECKINS OVER OUR BANK BOOK, NK3T BAD..] HE'S LIGHTING A KIOT-OAOJ C l GAR——A 0, VA- / LITTLE GOOD OMEN.: ' O iD BALANCE 1 TOOK dturre * A JUMI>f, ‘.'MHILE fWE, WfeRB^ ATi EIHINISIUII ISIN TWIN i > k 6 s : ever^hodyn^s: V. There are at least tour mistakes In -t^ abpycridqtofc pertain to gramgaar, hiatoiy. etiquet te. ^ fVT-r'J cah flhd. Then lobk at the gcrainbled:; ssraJahtoi it. ,by switching.the lette ■^ch hsist^cs find, a i i ^ 2 tt^for the. .wort

f/ / CX>RRfeCTldli^ il)« T b e Caribbean-Seaf la m Mf Bermuda*Oj^___ cent govenun«Bt troeks,: *re pmhlhlto4-^_te-6l*«m»^ r«^) Fpgre, U any! . 1 “ Carribhean” Hi mlsspriled. (4V If A >,-4'^'’'^''“^^---1 Benuuds. (6) The aerambled word la 8UW

'- f

A.;- V

MANCHESTER EVENTNG'HBRALD, SOUTH M ANOT^TER, CONN., -SATURDAY, SEPTEIV^ER 20, 1980, PA G E EUE^

Skippy . By Percy U Crosby SiNSEUiBNONM flapper .FANtjY SAYS:

WHY I SOLD MY RADIO:; “Clancey is running with the ball— i wait a xninute-r-'I mean'' Bernstein. (C)]UUC9 No, it’s Harris.” . . . "The next feature on qur progpram will be an SFomne interesting educational talk.” . . . SPUM0N 6 “Oh, I get the bloo-hoos when it ■ v, ,ra»hs!” . . . “Heilo world, dog gone yer!” . . . “ And now the Sunshine Id \ii - m «* Boys will bring you their Half Hour lU III IK \U in jn wr of Happiness.” . . . “Mammy! Ah ! I ai HI tu u( said Mammy!” . . . “Don’t forget (II III IH the name, folks—Ye Olde Butcher w IH HI Shoppe, at 21 East YokoBoma street.” . . . “Oh-yoh-lay-eei Yoh- l i M lay-ee-ho!n . . . Amos 'n Andy . . III “■We are pleased to annoimce that r IH IH Mr. Hermann Schwartz will now entertain you with his famous im­ itations of bird calls.” . . . “If I had a talkini* picture of yo-o-o-o-o!” T O JAIL . . . Rudy “Vallee and his always- ® IBSe * Cresby, Great Britain rights reserved ,the-same crooning. ^ ( King features S.vndicatej_lnc^_^__^____^^^

Manchester people who are always complaining that they can’t, always By Fontaine Ftoy OUR BOARDING HOUSE „get what they want on . their radios O NtA GuAoys Toonerville Folks make me tired. Now, I’m no radio ^By Gene Ahem expert, but I have no difficulty on Sometimes a man’s downfall Is that score. I don’t care what time caused by his upbringing. of day it is, I can get what I want -THE T er r ib le T em pered Mu . Ba n

Easton, Me. — Mules may be “ feuls” but the one owned by Farm­ er James Bartlett isn’t. He bought it NCE. recently and was told that the mule (G m a r k e :-Tt wouldn’t work on Sundays. He T o M A R K S - T : U PO N scoffed at the idea and took the r mule home. It worked hard from T o b u y A TIME. Monday morning to Saturday night, A ’ f a t ; ' but when Bartlett- attempted to get 01930 BY NCA SERVICE. INC. MEG. U. 8. FAT. OFF. it to work Sunday, it wouldn’t ’■Fontaine Fox, 19i0 budge. The farmer has tried it re­ peatedly, but he can’t get the mule to break its Sabbath. WASHINGTON TUBBS IL Running the Gauntfet B y Crane PIANO PRODIGY

London. — Sidney Sherrington, miiuev, voo rooi*. four-year-old son of a Choppington SDOOEMUI, FROM obT O F T rtE S T lllN E S S- To-FOT miner, is amazing, musical masters of England with his piano playing. He is said W, possess the touch of a SPOTtCtU OS'. master in his baby fingers. His parents are spiritu^sts and believe that the spirit of Mozart is using their son as a medium of his in­ Helen- Menken, spired music. ' noted actress, started her stage FOWX PEEDIC.AMEXT career as a dan­ cer at the age of London. — A boy recently found 5, helping sup­ 71 eggs hidden near Bb’ness Paris port her parents. and took them to tbeT local police station. Regulations provide that She played in the police keep the eggs for six Walter Dam- months awaiting a claimant. “If no Tosch’s produc- one claims them during this time, 1 10, n, “Midsum­ our station will become uninhabita­ mer Night,” ble,” the local chief sighed.

FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS A Trick! STORYHAlirCOCHRAK^PICTURCSi^iaN HE SAYS HE ISN’T FAR BAR ....a m ' KiO'M HE vlAMTS To ■^AWl rWt.ObJTO VOO...YOO ^ DOMT kstovi VWAT 014, BY THE VMAY... IF YoU'Ris a t a l l ... 6E E , NNESBE MJE t a r e BACK TO THE BAMCH ACieMT PEDDIVJS AT ALL.... , T^W Ki6 HOVJSBY TUERES OblE -Sa WDVjJICW W.A0E A fA\STARE...vHELL>. AM’ FESS u p ...... nnhV.'^ you'fte. fa r b a r !'- auo vwhat ] LEFT AMD ITS vMRAPPEO IM I TLL PLY You a m y 'way h e stole that A800T that pay roll A PAPER OYER. BY TMAT THEBE ISfSlT AMY Sa c k to tub lAONEY FCOWy OSCAR You Tboic FO.OW SIS BOOR....HORRY...vmE SAMDVMICH HEBE RAKlCW m e a m ’ THATS EMOUSH yJAMT TO b e o f f .'/ / US, WISTEB. To AAARE HlfA OUT A ^ *■ 1 7 / ' ' y farbac.? c e o o k ...... I '

f N

By Small • BIO.O.S.MT.Og'. SALESMAN SAM Ding! Ding! rflimrmiiBYittffifeS I (BEAD THE STORY, THEN COLOR THE PICTURE) LtSSe^i,BUD’. \ CrO T WeLL, getting here in time for such a stunt S 'o u c^e.1 THIS Pive. ^vJeuL The view of Zurich, from the VOUUL BUT VF You'Re. SHY OW as this,” said Coppy. “We’ll have e>ViCK. ^ I L L I S 'G i ' S M P L L E .S T MOT— stream, to the Tinies, ■was like a i oxsr\ YOOIL FPiOcr—MOT , dream. “I’ve never seen a spot like heaps of fim. Let’s row ashore S o T o o HHVeikS’XAMY KICK COKlM'' this,” said Scouty, ■with a grin. “I'll right now and run to some place bet the folks who come each year where they rent canoes. Not one ------5T are eilways glad that they are here. thing 'Will we miss.” n This is one of the nicest places we They all thought that the thing to have ever been.” do and soon they’d rented a canoe. “You bet,” replied the Travel “Let’s fix it up with lanterns,” Man. “By looking ’round you shouted Clowny. “ "Twill look great. CT I I ( « I V Tinies can see hills and valleys not We’ll fasten them from stem to far off and level ground nearby. bow. The time to do it is right Before we leave we’ll take a hike. now. We’ll be part of the carnival. It’s sppaething that I know you’ll Oh, I can hardly wait!” like. Just look how everything My, everything was set that night, stands out against that pretty sky.” and what a very pretty sight! Lake Just then another boat drew nigh. Zurich seemed just covered with canoes that drifted 'round. The It stopped before it passed on by. 7m -jS A kindly man within it said, “ I hope Tinies pajldled here and there and you will stay and join our carnival watched lights flicker in thq. air. As tonight. It always is a wondrous Clowny paddled, someone said, \ sight. Canoes are drifting e v& vy- "Don’t run our boa^ aground.” v.'here.” Then he went on his way. (The Tinymites visit Lake Lq- “Say, that’s a good idea. We are

■s PAGE TWBivVB mattrltPster iSogtittm leralh Any youth between the ages of 12 Juul, Herbert Johnson, Henry Mat^ YOUR CAR JACK-O’LANTERfI INN and 19 years nwy join by attending son, Clarence Johnson; second bass­ DANCING BOLTON RAID GUN JOHNSONS PROMISE the' rehearsal, "rhe club is di'vided as es,. Frank. Larson, Gunnar Johnson, I Herbert Bengstoa, Ernest Berggrea, WASHED Qiiuh AT and follows: First tenors, Raymond Wogman, Fred Lavey, Donald Clu- Leonard Johnson, Russell Anderson' Lakeside Casino CRYSTALSALLROOM LOOT FROM COLT’S low, Everett Swanson, Ralph Swan­ and Da-yid Nelson. — ■ -I1 son, Charles Barowski, Arthur Sovtb Coventry $ U 5 BOLTON NOTCH Hears Johnson; second tenors, Erland Waiters in some hotels in Canada irVEBY SATURDAY NIGHT Identified as One of . Lot Johnson, Nils Pearson,'Austin Wei- are wearing gold epaulettes to dis­ SEWONISjXNG MODERN AND TeD Superior Court Judge man, Hugo Benson, Charles Pirie, tinguish them from guests. What $8.00 OLD-FASHIONED DANCING Leonard Bjorkman, Elmer Thoren; those boys really need, if you ask Stolen From Factory; •^ That one of the spicy ' divorce first basses, He'witt Wilson, Harry' the guests, ’s service stripes. WILSON’S AUTO WASH MODERN DANCING EVERY THURSDAY NIGHT cases due to be heard from Man­ They’ll Quit Manchester; B ^r of Johiisan Block chester has been squelched because MODERN DANCING Ifcoch Makers Draw Fnies the husband >n the case has a heart. Saturday, Sept 20, 8 P .M . EVERY SATURDAY NIGHt Lewie Fined hy Court. ; JACK-OTiANTERN 7-PIECE That a motorcycle patrolman here i Given hy NOVELTY ORCHESTRA. nearly caused a bad smash Wednes- | Manchester Green Community Club Wednesday night’s raid on a big day night. Two girls in the car he i Mrs. Katherine' (Rennie) Johnson- distilling plant on the farm of An­ drove off the road are happy they At Mrs. Frederick Thompson of Nel­ thony 5’iano in the Birch Mountain of 36 Gardner street informed the got between two trees instead of Superior Court .yesterday’ that sh^ son Place has gone to Brooklyn, N. section of Bolton resulted in the crashing them. Manchester Green School Y., to attend her nephew’s wedding, i imposition of a flock of fines and jail planned to ienve; Mwchester, fol^ — — sentences— the latter all suspended, That Hartford newspapermen who lowing the conviction of herself arid ^^Did I h e a r Daughters of Italy vdll hold their' when the cases of the five, men ar­ her husband on a charge of drunk­ Bill Waddell’s Orchestra : have been reading the versCs of enness and keeping a disorderly first fall meeting tomorrow after-, rested were heard by Justice of the- ■ “Moses. Dean" in a newspaper col­ Admission 50 cents. noon at 2 o’clock at Tinker hall. Re­ Peace Louis Eaton in Bolton late house. Both were fined - $25 and umn pictured the author as a main costs and given a suspended jail y o n sa y w e freshments and a social time will I yesterday afternoon. of years. Van Dyke beard and sor­ follow the meeting. An interesting development in the sentence of six months by Judge rowing over a break in his heart in Ernest C. Simpson, who also ap­ case is that the gtm which State ■ bygone days. Instead he’s a Man- ABOUT TOWN Mrs. Fred Parker of S3 Francis' Policeman Pettingill took from Al- , chMter youth not old enough to proved Mrs. Johnson’s decision on w e r e goin g street, Burnside, will entertain the ferto Licari, one of the operators of [vote and an Anatole with the worn- removal. The Johnsons were arrested on Miss Ruth Stewart of this town members of Lady Roberts Lodge,] the still after Licari had made a 'e n ...s o he thinks. Daughters of St. George, at her | threatening gesture in the direction ------Labor Day eve along with six others, was admitted to membership in the home Monday afternoon beginning j of his coat pocket, is one of a num- ' That when news of- the big liquor; including William Lewie of Charter ^ o n t fo r a State of Vermont Club last night at at 2:15. Those going plan to leave] ber stolen recently from the plant of Tirna nnhiishoH TnnTu/: .... guucy or in­ a meeting of this organization held raid in toxication in Superior Court yester- here on the 1:45 Hartford car. the Colt Arms Company of Hart­ Manchester men thought their b g ; fined $20 and costs and in Hartford. ford. On the head of his possession j source had been cut off, but accord-; given a 30* day suspended jail sen- RIBE?” The whist last evening at the' of this gun Licari was bound over in i ing to reports “ Old Overholt’’ is still; tehee. Miss Ruth Smith of Golway street, $2,500 bail to the Tolland County flowing freely each day and night' will resume her studies at Tufts City View dance hall on Keeney] Herman Gordon of North Main street attracted 18 tables of players, j Superior Court on a charge of car­ from the distillery out east. College. Medford, Mass., next Mon­ street was found not guilty of •viola­ The winners among the wornen j rying concealed weapons. There' is tion of the liquor law. In Manches­ day. She has been at Chatham on likely to be more than that to it. That no building’ in Manchester Cape Cod most of the summer. were as follows: Mrs. Mary Keish, i ter Police court June 11, he paid a first; Mrs. John Fairford of Hart-i The gun was identified as one of the gets as many and as frequent coats fine of $100 and costs on a charge of stolen lot by its factory number. of paint as the Colonial Gab Station Ralph Russell, clerk in the A & P ford, second and Mrs. Julia Donzn,! keeping a place where it is reputed consolation. Jack Smith was in the' Jail Terms Suspended at Main amd Bissell streets. Green liquor is sold, after a charge of store near Main and Maple streets, Licari, Nuzio Miccoli, Benjamin used to be. the main coIot. Now it’s will return to his work next Monday. lead fot the men players, Harry | keeping liquor with intent to ^ sell Trotter, second place and Fred > De Rosa and Joseph Conti were each white with green trimmings. had been noUed, at the time of the He has been incapacitated by injur­ fined $400 and costs and given a six­ Patching old tires and tubes tc ies received in an automobile acci­ Manning, consolation. raid on Gordon’s store no liquor was ty days suspended ^ jail______sentence for Manchester lovers will do wise to foimd, although bottles were discov-. the last miles out of them only i dent. Manchester Kiwanians are re­ manufacturing and keeping for^ sale j take routes not supervised by com ered. trips and is expensive trouble, minded of the meeting Monday noon intoxicating liquor. Fiano, who in- ; borer inspectors especially if they do , Miss Mary G. Dougherty, clerk at sists that he had nothing to do with ' not care to be seen together. Some : ■> « * nivT i ainAIT l i r 1 that new Goodyears are selling the South Manchester Post Office, at the Country Club, when Vice- President Smith of the New Haven I tho enterprise beyond leasing the ] of the inspectors report amusing in-; KA I,rn jW AIv^UDj'n n ftlJ cheap. Come in, let’s make a deal on has returned to her duties following barn in which the plant was es- i cidents that have been most embar- ■ road will be the speaker. Reserva-! the latest All-Weathers or Path­ a 15 days’ vacation. Wesley Bulla, tablished to the others, was fined ' rassing to the occupants of-the auto- carrier, is also back from his vaca­ tions for gfuests should be made by j finders. calling Elmer Weden of the J. W. | $400 and given a thirty days sus- | mobiles, OF JUNIOR GLEE CLUB ** lifetim e tion. pended sentence. All the fines were j ------, , Hale company. i paid. 1 That some of the school children j ------Guaranteed The parking stalls along the east Aside from Fiano all the men ' &re already tired of schoc^ and i Ralph Swanson of Packard street side of Main street at the south end All Scout officials are asked to caught in the raid, the State Police-^ talking of next summer’s vacation, i was elected president of the Junior take notice that the Yale-Maryland of the town are receiving a new say, belong in New Haven, though Glee Club formed last week by G. footb'all game will be played at New , coat of white paint. The painters, car in which two of them rode That 8LS many as 1,000 school Albert Pearson, at the second re­ because of the number of parked Haven, Saturday, October 4. Com­ teachers in Connecticut are unable hearsal of the organization held at plimentary tickets for Boy Scouts into the barnyard during the pro- machines, have to do the work in ; ceedings is registered as of Water- to get positions—and that some of the Swedish Lutheran church last ^a hop-skip fashion. may be obtained from the Yale i bury. the Normal, schools were imable to night. Other officers elected were; Athletic Association by September | IT’S TIME TO THINK ABOUT GETTING YOUR CAR Justice Eaton alsocviou heardiicaiu theLiic cases pfecB morc than half of the mein- Vice-president,___ ^______He’witt Wilson; sec- The ainnual clambake and annual 25. Tickets for drivers of automo of John Casselli and Ray Salo of 1 l^®rs of their graduating classes this vetary, Herbert Bengston; treas- IN SHAPE FOR FALL AND WINTER WEATHER. frolic of the Hartford Legion of biles should f^^Hon*^is°ne^c^-1 ^lanchsster found operating a still year. urer, Harry Juul; financial secre­ Mooseheart Legion of the World tary, Herbert Johnson; librarian, will be held tomorrow at the Horn? sary as the date is close at hand. “ e5°conV cled “ Tnd^ltoS'''j20o‘‘^^ i miniature fol£ erase t o Russell Anderson; and auditors, Drive in and have it looked over, the oil changed, the car Club on Brainard Place, starting at Da-vid Nelson and Hugo Benson. 1:30 o’clock. E d n ^ d MarldVwent ™ n ; ; “ U 'ln‘7on?sTll,oSr h”i“s‘afo ’ ^ T"hTtoTreti7/ w S T h eT K ^ greased, the battery checked to see if its strong enough, yesterday to resume his education : ’ j going Goofy Over Miniature Golf. “ at Boston University instead o f, ^ day night at the church. The Manchester Rod and Gun With a membership of 26 boys and the springs sprayed. Perhaps the body bolts need Tufts as reported. club will hold another of its fell the Glee CHub is making a fine start. shoots at the Rainbow Inn traps MISS THOMAS SHOWERED tightening up, etc. We are prepared to give you real this afternoon at 2 o’clock. All in­ The Lions Club will meet at the CHENEYS TO ENTERTAIN terested in the sport, whether mem­ Hotel Sheridan Monday evening at Miss Evelyn Anderson of Center bers of the club or not, are invited 6:15 o’clock. The program for the service on all this work. OPEN SHOP CONFERENCE street was hostess of a miscellan­ to attend. fall will be outlined and teams in the atetndance contest, captained by eous shower held in honor of Miss H o tel Alice Thomas of Walnut street last Leslie Kittle of Summit street Ernest Roy and Hugh Campbell, Exhibit at Cheney Hall to be manager of the electrical depart­ ■will organize. night. The party was attended by Continued for Benefit of Vis­ fifteen relatives. Both dining and ment at Edward Hess’s store will Sheridan be unable to work for a few days Those interested in forming a past itors— Fashion Show Planned li-ving rooms were decorated in or­ due to a bad cut he received across chancellor’s association of the chid and yellow with a profusion of MENU the back of his left hand while he Knights of Pythias in this district Cheney Brothers will entertain flowers. . Monday, Sept. 22, 1930 ______. _ Open Shop Conference of Con- Mrs. Arthur Hultman of Haynes was working on his car. will meet at the Balch and Bro-wn b l u e PLATE SPECIALS ball, following the regular meeting] ^ecticut in Chmey Ifell Oct. 2. Fea- street and Mrs. John A. Hultman of H e r e t o o -. more people ride on Goodyear Tires BUSINESS MEN’S Rev. George Brookes of the First of Memorial Lodge next Wednesday I tures of the meeting, — according to Hartford assisted the hostess in ‘ a n y oth er kind/// Congregational church, Rockville, evening. This district embraces | present plans, will be a dinner fol­ serving refreshments. The evening LUNCHEON — 50c. was unable to appear as speaker at lodges in Thompsonyille, Eeist Hart­ lowed by several speeches and an was spent in a. social get together. 1. Vegetable Soup ' the meeting of the Luther League of ford, Stafford Springs, Rockville, entertainment, inspection of the Miss Thomas will be married to Minced Lamb on Toast, the Swedish Lutheran chiurch last Manchester and South Manchester. Cheney plant, an exhibit arranged James McCavanaugh of this town, Home Fried Potatoes night, due to being called away sud­ in connection with the Manchester Saturday, October 4. Peas denly. The League was host to the Troop 6, Boy Scouts, will hold a Furniture Style Show and an ex­ 2. Tomato Soup Epworth Leagues of the South and week-end hike leaving the terminus hibit representing all the state trade Fried Daisy Ham PUBUC RECORDS Pineapple—Fried, GAMPBEU’ North Methodist churches, the lat- at 1:30 o’clock this afternoon. The schools. A fashion show may also •ter presenting the evening’s pro­ destination will be the troop cabin be arranged. Mashed Potatoes Corner Main St. and Middle Turnpike and Corner Center and Foster Sts.. gram. Refreshments were served at White Pines Camp in Birch Two programs have been planned Marriage Intentions CHOICE OF DESSERT and a social hour followed. Mountain. The hike will be in charge for the afternoon, one consisting of Frank Joseph Reinartz and Dor­ Apple Pie Squash Pie of Scoutmaster Raymond Mercer. a tour of the plant from 2 to 4:45, othy Ruth Field made application Custard Pie Mince Pie Dr. E. C. Higgins, who will be In Mocha Cake while the other starts with luncheon for a marriage license at the town charge of the chest clinics, a new Mr. and Mrs. Moses Gebo and at the Manchester Country Club at Tea Coffee Milk out-patient service by the Memorial clerk’s office this morning. family of Bridgeport are spending 12:30 followed by golf from 1:30 to Notice of Intent to Sell hospital, has set the hour of 2 p. m. the day •with Mr. and Mrs. Paul 5. The two groups will then join at DINNER — 75c. Tuesday for the first clinic. Children The Manchester Window Cleaning Vegetable or Tomato Soap (Jhartier, 43 Church street. Cheney Hall for the following pro­ Company, Ben Morganstein, man­ or adults, under weight or having gram: Baked Pork Chops any disturbing chest symptoms, are ager and owner, to John Brigida, Boast Veal St. Margaret’s Circle, Daughters 5- 5:45— Fashion show; inspection3816 Third Avenue, Bronx, New TOGETHER invited to attend these clinics which Pot Boast of Isabella, •will hold a social meet­ of trade school exhibit arranged by York City. will be held at the Hospital annex on ing in the K. of C. clubrooms, Tues-. A. S. Boynton, state super-visor of String Beans, Sliced Tomatoes Haynes street. ' day evening, September 23. The trade schools, and John Echm%lian, and Cucumbers business meeting will begin at 7:30 director of the local trade school; Mashed or Boiled Potatoes hCss Nellie Hollister of Marble and will be followed by a bridge and Mocha Cake street is visiting her friend Mrs. Furniture Style Show exhibit; dis­ DAVID^ CHAMBERS whist, ’With the following committee play of portion of silks to be sold Apple Pie Fanny Vought of 4 Comstock Place, Custard Pie U nder in charge: Miss Helen Griffin, chair­ at. Cheney Hall salesroom of Cheney ONE East Hartford- Mince Pie man; Miss Lelia Gallagher, Mrs. Brothers which is to open this fall. CONTRACTOR Squash Pie Anna Falkoskl, Mrs. Anna Gilroy 6— Business meeting. All modem dance numbers will be and Miss Florence Fitzgerald. Pres. Fruit, Pears, Peaches, on the program of the Manchester 6:30—Dinner served by Osano. AND BUILDER - After dinner speeches and enter­ Sliced Pineapple, ^ Green Community club’s dance to­ The Democratic Federation of Loganbei^es night at the Green school hall. Bill tainment, to be announced later. 68 Hollister Street Women, the newly organized wom­ W. J. Wilcox, secretary of the Tea Coffee Milk Waddell’s orchestra which has play­ en’s political club, will hold a meet­ conference, is in general charge of ed for the committe for several sea­ ing Monday evening at 8 o’clock in A FULL COURSE sons has been engaged again. arrangements. THE A. NASH CO. CLOTHES Tinker hall, and invite all women in­ excel in workmanship, fit and style. CHICKEN DINNER terested to join. The following You are going to buy them. Why Served at the Hotel Sheridan An Easter lily in full bloom with speakers ■will be on the program not now. Qothes do not make Sunday for $1.00 one lily on it, is the proud posses­ Monday evening:’ Mrs. Fanny Dixon MRS. M. S. MANNING men. However, ’If a man would 12:30 to 2 p. m. sion of William J. Wilson of 14 Ash- Welch of Columbia, Mrs. Ward w'orth street. This is the second time Duffy of West Hartford. David A. reach the height of his ambition cor­ this year the plant has blossomed. Wilson, former postmaster of Hart­ rect clothes will help pave the way. The lily was purchased at the green­ ford and Democratic candidate for We design. Others copy. Prices Nowadays You Check Up houses of Mrs. Joseph WilUamson of the post of attorney general, and Dr. DRESSMAKING $23.50, $29.50, $35.0'). Made to on Pennies measure guaranteed to fit or money Springfield, Mass. E. G. Dolan of this town will also 11 Park Street Tel. 7905 speak. refimded. HAVE REXA CIGARS All of the Rainbow Girls officers J. M. CHAMPLIN, The Choice of Millions and the choir wdll hold a rehearsal South Coventry, Conn. /:/■ at 4 o’clock Sunday afternoon at 25 years of making one 11- Tel. 172-5, WilUmantic DIv. brand'packed in cellophane to the Masonic Temple. Tel. 6265, Manchester, Conn. J J O W m an y life — pay income to those “FREEDOM OF PINEHURST” keep fresh. You must be sat­ Save money—^burn Buckwheat isfied or your money is instant­ insurance policies you elect— for as m ^y coal, with the Coal Carburetor. See So many folks of Sir Thomas Upton’s own breed ly refunded. demonstration at the Sullivan-Hayes in this man’s town that it’s sort of too bad we do you carry? Isn’t their years as you wish— Coal Co. office. Phone 5340.—Adv. couldn’t have had the good old sport here for a visit. Send check or money order. We’d have liked to give him the “freedom of Pine- We pay the postage. C. O. D. common purpose to do finally, to hand ovd: the hurst.’’ However, when you come to think of it that Tjrpewriters orders 10c extra. principal to your bene­ wouldn’t have been such an exceptional honor. The All makes* sold, rented, ex- $3.60 for 100, one thing—protect those “freedom of Pinehurst” is extended to everybody. hanged and overhauled. ficiaries as you direct. Skating On This shop loves to receive visitors, no matter how $1.90 for 50 who come after you? ousy the gang may be. We like folks to see our Special rental rates to stn- Thousands o fAmerican fathers have Thin Ice telephone system in operation, our exceptional re­ dents. Bebnilt machines Probably the best plan for you will frigeration, our general spick-and-spanness and to G. P. Groot, Distributor Financially speaking, the $20.00 and op. be to merge your various policies into seen the wisdom o f this plan during have them experience the atmosphere of good feel­ Connecticut Di-vision man who drives his automo­ ing and friendliness that rules here. the past year, and acted upon it. bile without liability Insur­ 46 Capital Ave., a single Life Lisurance Trust with us ance is skating on thin ice. KEMP*8 .Hartford, Conn. Neatness, Immaculate cleanliness, light, air and as trmtee. W ould you like to kirowmore about He’a just trusting to luck business happiness help to make this food shop what 763 Main St. Phone 5680 I No Stock Carried at above the Life Insurance Trust idea and how that he won’t have an acci­ j address. This will put the carcfiil invekment dent. it is. Drop in, any time—^just for a look-see. Luck Is fickle. I o f the money into our hands. It will it will w ork ou t i o t y o u r ftmtiy’s bene­ Damage awards to accident be our duty to carry out your wishes fit? W e shall be pitased to explain. victims run high. There’s too much to lose, too little to gain by dri'ving uninsured. WATKINS BROTHERS, Inc One fair-sized damage award would pay the pre­ miums on a Travelers Auto­ Funeral Directors mobile Policy for a century. ESTABLISHED 55 YEARS THE MANCHESTER Telephone ^Todajr to CHAPEL AT 11 O AK ST> SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN. JOHN H. LAPPEN Insurance Service Robert K. Anderson Phone; Office 5171 Residence 7494 Phone 7021 19 Lilac St. Funejral Director