MONDAY, NOVEMBER 4,1940 The W eather Xwaa Foroeaat of U< B. Weather Bwmhi \ E IG H T E E N Average Dally Circalatloii ' The Amerlcan-Uthuanlan Citi­ For tka Month nf October, 194$ ShowMli and wanner tonight; Thomas F. Ferguson, of 1« A meeting of the Tolland County Wedneddny colder In Into after­ Federation of Women’s clubs will zens club will hold lU regular Henry street, and Uvlngaton meetW in Uberty haU on Golway noon or nt night. AboutT^wo Friend, of 54 Tanner street, spent take place Thursday, November 7 HALE'S SELF SERVE , 6,498 In Somers at 4:30 p.m . and dinner stre^vtonlglit. All members are the week-end In New York City, requested to attend and to make The OriRinal In New Engtondl V MooilMr nC thn Andit They attended the Notre Dame- at aU o’clock. At'TMO a play will j Bnrann of Clrenlntlona be presented by the Somers club. returns bn tbe card party. !' Manchester^A CUy of ViUage Charm On a call fSr iaalatance coming Army football game Saturday af­ PRICE THREE CENTS Iftom ouUlde of the fire district ternoon. AND HEALTH MARKET (TWELVE PAGES) Saturday- afternoon. Chief Gris­ MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1940 wold of the Manchester depart­ The Bluellelda A. C. will hold Its (OlaanlM AdeertUIng on Pago ie> ment went to Parkervillage and regular meeting tonight at 8 25 Only! Washable VOL. L X , NO. 81 extinguished a fire that had start­ o’clock at Its clubhwse on Emer­ TUESDAY SPECIALS ed In the milk room of the former son street. Double H.-OC Green Stamps Given With Cash Sales iNielaen Dairy located to the east Jacquard Bedspreads Prepare to Get Bodies from Airliner < Parker street. The damage was AH Day Tuesday. Rainfall Moves East; I small. The booster tank was used. An nU-oyer floral fiattam, reyeralblo — In roae. blue, cedar and green. Full bed also $ 1 .6 9 Greek Defenders Transport Crashing into Mountain I Mias Evelyn R. Johnston of Save up to ^40 only. — Hale’s Quality Family Bigelow street .has returned home Another Shipment! after a two weeks' vacation cruise ON 19.19 G. E. MODELS 8-Plece Cork Mat l o a f May Upset Forecast on the S..S. Dixie from New York Capttire Italians to New Orleans and reUim, taken BREAD I in company with Hartford friends. 1—8 cu. f t DeLuxe O. E. Re­ frigerator. Wan 8259.95. Now -,J Luncheon Sets Hale’a Sliced, Rlndlem $219.95 Waahable and heat-proof — aavea laun­ Behind Own Lines ?sf^' i ALICE COFBAN dry — protMts furniture. 4 doilies 12"xl8” Lb. 1 9 c On Record forgot I (Known AS Queen .Alice) and 4 Coaatera. Seven patterns in all. color Bacon I— 5 ru. ft. DeLuxe.G. E. Re­ $ 1.00 ' sriR IT l'A I. MEDIUM frigerator. Wan $189.95. Now eomblnationa. Set ......................... Corner Rest of 4,000 P i a o h 1 Seventh Daughter of a Seventh Son i Bom With a Veil. lOO-Ll), Bag Troops Operating with Ueiitral S lat^ Affected Keadli>gs Duil.v 9 A. .M. to 9 P. M. $154.95 For Asthma Sufferers! Sugar $4.79 upplies Dropped by E netnV MjaCK United Nation ; Chief Wivah By W eall^, But Re­ K i- f)r By Appointment. In the Service Washable Plicose 2—5 cu. f t .Standard O. E. Re­ Good '.urk Chocolate or Vanilla . , . K<ii------- C o n * • (if the People for 30 Years. F a s e is t F l i e r s ; ports of/|,ifling Rain 171 Church Street, Hartford, Conn. frigerator.. Were $162.95. Now Seen After All Cast Votes Phone 6-21S7 Pillow Covers 'ie Filling 3 pkgs. 25c t i n n e d G a i n s hr\ fn to Albania T lire^and Heavy V 5 With Zipper Openinsr C r a c k S h o c k iiig^om es from Qiner Apollo — O. E. Range. Wn# In Election Eapecially recommended for asthma or hay fever suf­ iJsrgq^No. 2 '] Can Armoui'a Votes Counted $1.19.9.5. O O Q Q C I Withatand Furious Air ,\^as; W illki^Casts ferers 01' anyone allergic to feathers. Waterproof, wash­ Athens, Nov. 5.— (/P) — , Now .................. able and eaJ^ to clean. Approved by doctors and ho.spi- lalb)! Beft^e Noon; T.Er.S GET A In wired home# '— with old Greece’s mountain-front de­ Attacks Which Have / tals. Pork and Beans _ R oc isevclt W ail.s in x^FiiIl ITi7i/.-iV Coes to Polls in range. V fenders were reported today ^ Caused DetUhs, Hut Roosevelt Aviles Later. -/ to have captured some and (!onfitlcncc ' of Vihth- 1 ^ew York Before 10 Siux iai Yardley — 2 oven luiita, 6 Can, 25c ISo Break in Morale. calrod surface units — cooker — $1.00 Tomato Paste cornered the rest of 4,000 c a t i o n o n F o lic iis s Roosevelt If aits «- Hy The .\,ssociated l’rc.s» timer and lamp. Was $196.95. A Imnd of rainfall moved Italian troops operating be­ By We# Oallogber For Ballots l)ccisioii\ til A fter ;V o . Burt OIney ea.stward across .some of the hind tKe Greek battle line Salonika, Greece, (By Telephone $129.95 with supplies dropped by Fas­ central sattes this election ----- A Mnnih III wired homes — with old Sm ith’ s to Budapest), Nov. H. -iJr) Hghl- Hyde Park, .N. Y., .Nov. 5 | New York,. Nov. 5.^'P ' Wen- ranRe. cist fliers. The Greek high Ing against a more numerous and _Preai'lebt Roosevelt waited, "in j Wlllkle castyKls ballot at day,^ stirring speculation that VOTING DAY . which c^er way you vnie Tiicsday, and vote Knitted cuffs, leather patches. Talon cuffs, etc., for snow suits, belter armed foe, the Greeks to­ didl L, jackets and ski pants. .A complete line for reiialrlng last winter’s command reported continued full confidence of vindication of i School 6, ^ d ison avenue forecasts of a record vote, of w lV In fhe dav if you cart. y.i.i muM come right past the Ine- 1—G. E. Range. Triple Thrift C a n . day were driving the Italians back PiAdic almost .50,000,000 might hot , oven — all ealrod units. Was garments. 2 23c gains by the skirted Evzone into Albania on this northern sec­ the principles and policies on ! at TOlh street /at 9 42 a. m., TurS Unwery or within one hlocU of it to reach the Armory he realized, but reports of BRUNNER’ S Knitted Cuffs— Children's .....................................2.10 .No. 2 < an Burl OIncy Garden Itijie shock troops in steady encir­ tor while svilhstandlng furiou.s air which we have fought the cam- I (e.s.tX) today. /' Pliiiiie .5191 80 Oaklamr*St. .....$149.95 clement of Koritza, Albanian attacks which have cau.aed large paign,"’^£pr the votes of the. people Asked by ^ a d io announcer how lifting rain threats and heavy / ^ 1 t h n e ‘y.n. are oscr this way . stop in at fin. hurst it will 1 .,In wired hom^ with old Adults’ ........ .........................................................'2 9 c he was to vote, he replied, -------------------------------------- c a n s base for the Italian attack to determine today whether they voting came from other p«y\vou to do your shopi>ing liei'c. range. Knitted Cuffs with Talon Zipper...................................89c Tomatoes 2 23c (flnntlnued on Page Two) Salt i:-ke City, Nov. « ^ would___________________ retain his leadership . for "straight.Republican." In reply to "Against Greece through the a questWh by an election clerk he area.s. Leather Knee P a tch es.......... ......................................... canyon-bound fastness ^en seven pas-sengers and s crew oi rnree-dieJ as a blg,^ bi- precedent-smashing third term Wondch L. WiWkif, "lawyer.’’ Tender, Genuine .'<u|M‘r I.arge I’ackage Quick .Arrow snow-clogged passes of Mace- lerday’s early morning._ W men^and^ struck n^lnst the mwnlaln.slde 13 miles northea.st of here and was Whatever« thnthe outcome of the gave hiV occupation as "lawyer." Leather LegginR S trap s.......................................’;'' motored United Air Lines transpo He wc>tt\inlo the voting booth wa.s among the millions who cast Public Children’s and Girls’ Su.spcnders — for skirts, slacks, doniti. „ .... election might be, he told the na- his ballot-b<-fore n<x>n. Entering- MAHOIIfTm eoNw ir.fccU Bourre.s in Vugoslavln destroyed. iKKlies down the mountainside but' lion in an election eve broadcast to the cheei-k of a cisowd of sever- CUBE STEAKS 12c to 14c ea. ' for 37c Plaii^ Battle the polling place at a public achool Bridge Party Kvcluslve G. E. Dealer shorts, ski pants .......................................2.^c and ‘29c Soap Chips 18c 2 .xniil 30,000 lUllnn noldicrs^ were Bastbound from San Fronci.sco, in a f.antaslic, twisted heap at the Coront'r W. L. Rigby of Davis that "after th^c ballots are count- n a t iv e 10 TO 12-I.H. Tl ltKIiVS . ................. >'>• JOc the huge plane circled through a fiont of the cabin, and broke the ' (Continued on Page Four) in New York city, he said in re­ S|M)nHore<l by \ln Manchrater. trapped in niirroun(le<l county directed that the attempt ed, the United -Stales of America sponse to a question that he was FRESHLY CHOPPED (iKOrNDnKI.1 ................ > - ‘f which they said hn« been ahelled furious snowstorm in an atteriipt plane almost in half. Masonic Social t'liih Over British The pilots, Capt.