New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 3, 1926, Page 2

- . ~ (O, INSIIIE_| Sure Relief [3- - » STANLEY FOR REPUBLIGAN | SRR i Totals, Alling, R, 191,521; Me- Carthy, D, 105,924, Glycerme » 5 BELLANS The Vote for Secrctary of State ) H Martford, Pallotti, R, 45.438; oy . = - y é Ot water | Richman, D, 25.170. Prn‘nmg Ether Note: In this column there will [and Mr. Dyer is in the Sales depart- Sure Relief How HavensPalionl, W B34 bo published every Wednesday | ment. (Continued from’ First Page) Reliman Diss 819, ; . - New London, Pallotti, R, 14,017; items of special interest to all Richman, D, 8,086, Stanley Workers. The Herald Late Wednesday evening, at the| - am, Pall Denatured is ‘coonerating with the Stanley | nome of s Fiats Rund. & shower s geverst 105034 Browae, for| FOR_INDIGESTION |rinmen b, san. - & ™ plants and expects that the |wag given for Miss Gretchen bflrson“ggry}npi:fi:: xosan. mm:;' 12;’ 25¢ and 75¢ Pkg’s.Sold Everywhe: m?"k;;rr“fil:fdnl 515:'?‘3‘;‘11 R, 43,987; general public will also find & | whose marriage to Gibert Marsh of | treasurer, 105,623, | g S e TaRID I TS o Alcohol HInELy et Sastioscol il . | thisilty williiake place-November Republican Pluralities 7 Litchfleld, Pallottf, R, 11,759; - |20, The republican pluralities were |Sion 33 republicans, 2 democrats. Richman, D, b,456. “ MANY EN — as follows, with one town missing: Senators Reeclected . Middlesex, Pullot L n792; BEAKAENEQDD. Y Mr. and Mrs. William Lange have | Trumbull over Morris, 84,257; Bing- | Semators reclected wore: Mrs. | Richman, D, 4,795, et a0 Y. M. C. A. COURSES announced the engagement of t ar over Tyler, 82,512; Brainard |Merritt, Griffin, Smith, E. F. Hall| “mojjand Pallottl, R, 4,677; Rich- A number of employees appreciat- | gyyghter, Glailys. to Charles Chatty | over Waters, 84,841; Pallott! over of New Dritain; Ford, G. E. Hall of | man, D, 2,310, ’l‘he ing the value of tho couses in 8pec- (o Hartford. Miss Lange is con- | Richman, 85,069; Rogers over Ken- | New Haven, Lawlor (Dem.) Rob-| Totals, Pailotti, R, 191,410; Rich- ial training offered by the Y. M. C.|pocted with the Standards® dept. | nedy, 86,513; Salmon over Browne, |Pins, Redden, Shaw, Kenealy, La-|man, D, 106,341 A. have enrolled this fall. Last sea-[poy are planning to be marrted |86,099; Alling over McCarthy, 85,- };rm?ce. Walcott, Pierson and Kee- Make Up of House SAY 6 BAYER ASPIRIN bR and INSISTI |son the majority of men Wwere from | pivear | 597 ey. The reca; : o 3 97. 5 pitulation of the house of Dickinson Drug e Hiienss st Cusst s by s Congressmen Recloctoa | Membership of the Next Howse | representatives by counics e : i jEne e Y Miss Catherine Crowley of the! In the congressional contests the | 243 republicans, 19 demoerats & 1927 1928 Proved safe by millions and prescribed by physicians for and Level plant to havo the great-| o o'y ortment will be married in | republicans had easy victory, All the JcPublican net gain ~of four. The | County R. D. R. Colds Headache Neuritis Lumbago er registration. Especlal interest| | changes were: republicans gained | Harttord 44 2 12 Pain Neuralgia Toothache Rheumatism 5 | |er registration. . Espcclal Interest| gt Paul's church, Kensington on |present five congressmen were re- Company 1136::3,\”:',,? fll:‘d‘) ;‘:,ri;fi,gh.ptnnc November 3, to Joesph Thomas | slected. Fenn beat Calngn by 19,. |one in East Haddam, one in Port- |New Haven 34 6 37 | ‘Enroliments up to last Satur.|Tench of Hartford. Freeman beat Glbbs by 3, .‘;;‘23 tmgiin ;‘:‘;“E‘f’;‘:t °:;e";n*8*l’a' New London 27 3 26 5 A2 = o ke 9,962; 2 Windham ) 169-171 MAIN STREET |day morning are: Business Corre- i Tilson beat Doughan by 19,962; | 1y, /e "o in Preston, one in Hart- | paiiacr x; 2 i; o ‘ i o The girls of the Ediphone de- |aferritt beat Held by 24,314; Gly ondence, Arthur S. Fowler, Rule Merritt beaf y 24,314; Glynn | 3 : 3 Level plant; Advanced Account.|Partment held a Hallowe'en party peat O'Leary by 8373. The total 10“,1“"0:;‘91;" af’;’l';g““m‘l’:":‘“ Dast- |Litchflela 43 u {ing, William M. Cowles, Waiter R. |2 the home of Miss Eva Glannotta, | yote cast for all congressmen was: o e 1 Rent-asa one’ | Midlesex 18 18 | Fletcher, Gerald M. Fletcher, Fred | in Berlin, Wednesday evening. The|Republicans, 193,133 democrats, | ypuen” 4 ota1 16, 20 |home was prettily decorated with 197,735, givi b1l i \L wsworth, H. Stuart Hanes, L. O.| 107,735, giving a republican margin | —_— Halloween colors. A deliclous sup- 85,3885, The democrats gained one in Staf- Total 243 | Ludwig and Thomas K. Bradford| of ‘85, R 19 239 ———————————— % v served. o A h [ \or the Hardwars and Steel plant |Per was served : shn"le\nlliv! Elections . the | Griswold, one in Lisbon, one in V Accept only “Bayer” package | th fev: lect fSriagold, sisbon, 7 fana Keuncth Freedall of the Rule| o "o v gave 17 e shrievalty elections in ho | ;1. ielg, ane i Brooklyn, one in PENNSY REPUBLICARS Hu;:h c&ntalr‘z.s gmen{dnlrzectt:gln‘s. Y andy ayer Xes Of lets plant; Foremanship, i 2 H |a house-warming party last Friday 22 | Glastonbury, two in Ansonia, two 0 P lows: Dewey beat Gabb in Hartford | ‘Also bottles of 24 and 100—Druggists, Tolland 28 o 22l wavvunnnd Wollman and F. Rotherforth of the | N Plainville with guests from New el et republican gain of four. Hardware and Steel plant and U nolly in New Haven county by 21, . | | York, Middletown, New Britain and | 321" g o oo e in New | The democrats elected are: M. L. Bruce E. Ayer, Erlc Johnsory | astonbiicy: V. Francis Vallieres, Fred A. Volz, Earl | Platnville. Londan: county by 817057 Gates beat)| o mpeon;. Glastonl e l: w, | Vare. Although An Easy Winner, ELECTRIC TREATMENTS When given in connection with the Ultra-Violet Rays, Alpine Sun Rays, Electric Light Baths. Electrical Massage and Biolog- fcal Bio§d Wash Treatments control all nervous conditions— Coughs and Chest Diseases. Heart, 8tomach, Liver and Kid- ney Diseases, High or Low Blood Pressure, all forms of Rheuma- tism, inciuding Neuritis and €ci- atica, or regardless of what ail- ment. These treatmente are a God-send to the afflicted and to weak, slow-growing children B. Wilcox, Nishan Kereglan, Wil | - : ot Vi Attty by it | Leeycte, Wiidsor . s i i [ Miss Anna Stygar, department | Y bY 32| Senumacher, and J. T. Walsh, An- y n Behind His i, Aolph Knrdotas, Ea. || Miss Auna Slygar, @cpartment | oi;"Poase beat Abriolas in Fair- | SOMTSNST ST NG S Ban e ‘;‘"""’;‘,\}d B A ana | home of Mrs. Margaret O'Brien, of field county by 24,391; Turkington | yoney Derby; Joe St. Louls and F. ’\)1 Y. “{m‘c; oof the Rule and, Clinton street, last Monday evenine. beat Fuessenich in Litchfield county | ';m yrices Waterbury; C. N. Brush, Philadelphia, Nov. 3 (#—Penn. Miss Stygar 18 to marry Ales Jak- |BY 4:491; Thompson beat Kowaleskle | posran; Richard Dudjowski, . Gris- sylvania republicans scored a sweep. Level plant. s S e Navembor &, |in Middiesex county by 3,083: VInto | \olg; C. V. Lee, Lisbon; J. M. Bes- |ing victory fn sesterday's election. | . beat Lurhsen in Tolland county by | stte, Brookiyn; N. J. Fournler, and | _Although Congressman Willfam STANLEY QUARTER Mr. and Mrs, Frank Soltys are | 2822 Ralph Scnay, Plainfield; R. |S. Vare, chosen as the republican * Vote in Assembly Smith, Fast Haddam; Rnymo"d senatorial nominee in the state’s $3,- CENTURY CLUB | recelving congratulations on the During the month of October a | pice "o haf)y O e, Soitys is| 1 the gencral assembly the demo- | Griswold, Killingworth; W. M. Cit- 000,000 primary lst spring, led his number of employces completed | employed in .dept. 163. crats on a joint ballot will have only | on, and Rev. G. B. Gilbert, Middie- | democratic opponent, Willlam B. twenty-five yoars of service with 20 vqtes out of the 297 members. | town; A. M. Cady, Stafford. Wilson, sccretary®of labor under |the company and were pruenled‘ Byron Kelly was presented with| The vote for Congressmen was as Vote by Counties. President Wilson, by approximately The vote for governor by counties 23(,000 in returns from more than lam May, L. H. Esau, Walter| Glastc ) 2 | evening at their new home in 2 . |in Waterbury, total twelve, a net SWEEP YIG 0 ] | county by 14,505; Geddes beat Con. IN ING T RY Atplfln is the trace mark of Bayer Manutacture of Monoaceticacidester of Salleylicacid [ with gon watches and twenty-five | o poiotome pair of cuft links, by N R, 45,037; | rollows: three-fourths of the state, he ran Dr. F. Coombs | vt civicc ins ani weicomea into| & "N Sicil e, on tho acsaston | Firt tisect, Fean | T s, | reetour > he S(a‘n]ny Quarm— entury club. | fer to dept. 300, nen, 25,7 | Hartford: Trumbull, r, ,725; | far behind the other candidates on NATUREOUATH ice || The men s honored are Relnhold Sl et Second district, Freeman, R, 34, | Morris, d, 24,683, the ticket, e an 19 So. High St., Near |u~!|_ l] ;’6: || Bergstrom, Dept, 26; Lewis Gibson, Miss Agnes . Frey, formerly sec- 011; me_:. D, 3“', 5. | New Haven: Trumbull, r, 55,907;| John 8. Fisher, republican guber- Lady nurse in attendance Te Dept. 9; Matthew Sokolik, of the | v (5 ™y "yoed at the Hard-| Third district, Tilson, R, 41,646; | yorris, 4, 36,093. natorial nominee, with a total vote Doughan, D, 21,684. New London: Trumbull, r, 14,-|close to 400,000 above that for Vare, Hardware and Steel plant; JameS (.re”and Steel ple~t, has been 4 | . i e T. Davis of the Atha plant, and|ioncrorred to the Rule and Level | Tourth alstrict, Merritt, R, 43.- {530; Morris, d. 8,092. showed a plurality in returns from Keehner, Dept 30 of the | i ni'oy socretary to P. B. Stanley. | 703: Held, D, 19,389, Windham: Trumbull, r, 7,895; approsimately the same districts of The standard price of a General D E N TIS E H el e on‘f;rr; gist’rnlc;“(}lynn. R, 28,785 | forris, d, 5,326, ; i moreéhan 623,000 over Judge Eu- . Dr. A. B. Johnson, D.D.S. BN YE,Y\R.KSER\'I(‘E‘E.\[PLO\\'E:lth ‘Htr(l‘:;:;!‘pl(;:é.cr‘r_f}::(r:)érymt:r{l:!Cm‘]::;\!.lbf the second district, by }“;r?;:%fi;;?dnggfm :u;' = 11‘594i f:}%;e;nf:’?fii fil'i,,i’;:lffi";imm Motor.s car PurChase.d out of .ln' Dr. T. R. Johnson, D.D.S. 1!0:“;01(4?"15 O:!mgs:::rc’?)e«iufi“l’r‘!ngpk:;e‘:‘n‘:bfign Fallcrih e Ay o o London, Freeman R, 14,042; [Morris 4, 5508 " 7‘mj !ihl?;d'c!phlo;, SRR come is the cash delivered- price, X-RAY, GAS and OXYGEN|month of October st Tat Yo7 | atiss Grace Newton, telophone op- | _\Windham. = Freeman R, 7498 ety ot 5 R SRR antory, bl e plus only the low GMAC fi. S | Gabb, D, 5,294. Tolland: Trumbull, r, 4712; Mor-|have been In doubt, as his vote out- nancing charge. die O'Brien, Dept. 43; Wiadyslaw | erator i3 confined to her home with | . 3 Seof o6 Thomas MesEllflan stiagh ot neuritle. Durlng, he | Juddlesex HresmantiR, S0} i 4i009) sida of the city ran generally slight- D 8 Gabb, D, 4,805. S LU B, Dopk | . Nicholas Featherly is R tal, bull, 'r, 190,659; Mor- ly below thaf f ! o?"in“xxf,}’ufinfm',:m S:rpcl “,’fii{‘fifi,ff;’ :g'thr:?s ::::chehroird.‘nv‘r:”"‘;d Ereeman, R, 4,673; Gabb rl:?i,nmsfig;.] i s:;ma dm:lc'ts. i’.iwz}lf"m‘“rflf The GMAC Purchase Plan is P and d Pick of the | Mrs. Featherly was Miss Lucretia = The vote for United States Senator ning mate, Fisher, ran far ahead of | Rule and Level plant. | Cloush. B e e any: | by catnticd thllows. 1ross, | o7ponent offered by General Motors dealers 40.083; Gabb, D, 26478, New | jlartforil_. Bingham, r, 43,085; . Tisher's lead over Bonniwell in CI . l I . d 3. T. Jomes, foreman in dept. 44 100835 CAO0 B 80T ege, | TyIen di 25,103, 16300 districts of the state was 626,- exclusively. It is a sound and eco- October 29, |ig a patient in the New Britain Gen- Connolly, D, 35,288, New London | oW Haven: Bingham, r, 55,988; 002 with a vote of 922,892 agalnst & o o o & . c London | o™ H . [ Bonniwelr's 295,990, In the clty of nomical credit service in which ble dance as given tal. i tting alon Autu Elflflmc SEI’ViGB by E s e € county, Br oun, B 14447 Varsash | “Nofy London: Bingham, r, 14,174 | Philadelphia the gubernatorial can- 5 indnam county, Gates. |7 o LG |aidate also was 1o front sf the con- the best juterests of the car buyer : 3 hall. The decorations, | 2. ! . C. A. ABETZ TEL. 4185 e isted principally of au-| Miss Agnes Darrow has com- i 6 cmmr:"’""‘r‘,‘ag 8884 Falr-| “windham: Dingham, 1 T.523; gressman with a vote of 313,061 as & s ease, . o 4 o = P H FRANKLIN § and colored lights and ‘menced her dutles as factory nurse ., 0 “n 50 076~ 1t chAcld count Tyler, d, 5,315. _fcompared with 68,238 for Bonni- are Of fil'St consxderauon. 114 FRAN N SQ. . . ttIhg at the hospltal. Tarkigton. B, 10878 ruwmch" Fairfield: Dingham, r, 44,909; well. v "d by sngton. B 20:81%: " nes - Tyler, d, 19,406. Prohibition issue was not stressed - added| RULE AND LEVEL PLANT 'Smr nfiv9“1‘“”;:\\:\(«:‘!’(7:)'nTtha‘;f Litehfield: Bingham, r, 11,837: n the election campaign in which General Motors, makes "a car . . | 34 he ¥ yler, d, 5, . New B:itzin Sian Co. i Toliand county, Vinton, R, 4,661; | "Viery & 5449 e GRS U L for every purse and purpose ”; and ce in charge | Qur new venture into bowling as , Middlesex: Bingham, =, v A n A urhsen, D, 2.339. 3 “DOING BETTER WHAT rman, Hedwig Ludort, and 4 plght has proven highly sucessful. Tyler, d, 5,254 ey . Constance Ostroski,| - The team standing to date e o ';;’rr;;“‘;""“;‘;x’r‘;':u oo | Tolland: Dlugham, 4689; Tvier.| CENTRAL JR. H. S. NOTES under the GMAC Plan purchase b . e caldt, Margaret or- Won Lost 3 : . d, 2,318, The pupils of the Central Junior 2 34 CHURCH SIREET |man and Ruth Holmquist. | Bit Braces o 33 '°‘1-'_';fii- e e ot | " sfate totals: Bingham, r, 189,568 |High school were entertained this may be atlanged accordmg to the Y Q | Gauges . MeLa T aE =R Y e Rieylon id, 0061 morning in the auditerium with a H it 2. Telephone 594 T e e weLaugiin D. 4435, * 1 T G entonant governor | radio program broudcast from Star individual circumstances and as- 7 t ("'- Hardware plant have perfect | [ ayelg B(; i . it R, 5,1 i | wag as follows: {tion WTIC at Hartford, Thes il o q ggish, D, 4,600. = . e radio d fth b ety records for the first ten Mallets ! LR [T Bavitarst Brgioare) r.. 453983 | prasrais whish ate o sured income of the buyer T onthY SEAhis, Fear. ‘Horly 6~ Byles Third dfstrict: Griffin, R, 8,254; prog: proving popu yer. A E | Waters, d, 25,429. lar, are given every second Wednes- JOHN J. TARRANT ) Conroy, D, 2,633 : g ¥ dnes % 3 partrs ts have had one or more N Hi : ainard, r, 56,128; 2 288 East Main Street e it Die e e N D Ask your nearest General Fourth district. Smith, R, 17,525; Waters, d, 35,911 Th ditord: UNDERTAKER riod. In the Sicel division seventeen | frammers Butler, D, 3,362. Nt PR S e auditorium program this ¥ e e e amme! { - A ¢ . r, 14,002; | week at the Central and EMBALMER || acporiments have a perfect safets | pane entral Junlor high Motors dealer to explain the ad- ] ks 2 k0 4 Era Fifth digtri Rogers, R, 8,923; .., 5 { : J 8 e : iy Dut(an D, 3,755, \\at_rgrs, d, 8,185. school is divided Into two parts, the UPHOLSTERING record for t'h_c first ten months of | igh, three strings—Jac! ga77d | giein aistrict, ® Hall, R, -6,8s3; | Vvindham: Bingham, r 7.534; autumn poetry contest and the vantages Of the GMAC Plan. Phone 4010 House: 14531-2 || this year, while twenty-six divisions «jfallet” 324. ! Davenport, D, 2,813, Waters, d, 5,503. | Armistice Day observance. The pro- i of the Steel mills have had one or| High single—V. O'Dell, “Screw Shth aistelat, Soancer B Fairfield: Bingham, 1, 44,268, cram is as follows: more lost time accidents. Driver” 135. J. Demarest, “Gauges Hayes, D, 3.7 * 7| Waters, d, 19,269, Song by group. T e Elghth district, Ford, R, 6,71; | Lichfeld: Dingham, r 1L824i| Banking results given by Miss Hallowe'en party was given by | Gk Bnine » 8371 | waters, d, 5,402. [stsiae of the Hardware Shippidg| In the Hardware and Steol plant) ® oy gigtricr, “Hail, R, 7,207; | Middlosexs Dingham, n 7,807 " Autumn poetry conteet. GENERAL MOTORS the Worthing- |icague the following standings "mismnlnn. D. 2.0 | Waters, d, 4,801. Violin duet accompanied by piano. ton (‘n‘mmx.u house. Thirty couples in order: | Ten district, Strick Bingham, r, 4.689; Wa- 7 district, Strickland, R, 2,450; b 3 Readings: WE LEND UP TO $300 attended thi sion and indulged n , R, 2,450; 3 o e customary games and dano: | Manday sigh Do g e Bing: . 191,650; | Too hakinE of the Far. AC C E P IAN CE i e E ame: danc- Man v Di ham, To Housekecpers n the customary games and | Piayed W. L. Ave. Ave. venth district, Es) Ingham, 324 2y posito, R. Waters, d, 106,509 | Teach Them of the Flag. The committee in charge wi e tor 5 9 00 463.2! 3 546: Clyne, D, 2.888. v ,509. o i Our scientific repayment sched y Flora McCormack, chairman, and ey ) b s e L L B B For T - 014 Glory. 5 At e ra ) rmack, i H 5 Twelfth district, Hall 50; ar IEEATE e of family budgeting are the b 7 .15 all, R, 7,950; | Hartford, Rogers, R, 45,527; Ken- Our State Song—group. —— able to get and keep pecple out of debt. Stella Walegora and Alice Stingle. | 4 Potter, D, 3,132 Readings: 7 C | T . , D, 3,132, 2 gs: The Boy and the Flag. Friendly, courteous scrvice The Christs ..... - | Thirteenth alstrict, o 3 . s lates for the Hardware and T Benaets ... T 5.038: Noche, D, 545, v 7| New Haven, Rogers R, 56334; ‘m:rmsgp::;?:; e T it operating the GMAC Plan for the purchas Beneficial Loan Society || cketball team have The Farmers ... . 32| Fourteenth distriot, Tolles, R, 7,- | K¢nody, D, 35,808 : Stk of e oa y b ; Sor e e |881; Maner, D, 3,513, * 7= | Now London. Rogers, R, 14228, | po (olme s B e : : t : gue standing: | pipieen iy’ distri x 7q. | Kennedy, D, 7,990. e D) LICA! EVROLET 5 99 West Man St Rapiuel 1 Sy Piniai | Fifteenth distriet, Goss, R. 6.173: | SGEE 1 fopdte B, 7,587; Kon | Wilmington, Del, Nov. 3 (P— CHEVROLET + PONTIAC : OLDSMORILE ftoom 101, F‘!‘ | g g : : 4 g . te th ! s slects dustrial League op he Y. ) @ e stri nedy, D, 5,277 Dk Fon 6 i N 7 Sixteenth di: [: y, D, 5,2 w % Gpenotosd0 ptal | : A& 3 : : ol rl]':)hl;ti.w:hoeck. R, 2" eld Rogers, R, 44,112; Ken- | /28 elected in Delaware. Robert G. OAK BUICK - CADILLAC IDoudaicl by ie Statq und Ban 8 ecl plant team wil s 5 . josd venteenth district, Boles, R, 4,- |3 D. 10,233, Ward, theaster; Bawera Bater £ ’ 4 S e Litchfield, Rogers, R, 11,874: Ward, treasurer; Edward Baker, FRIGIDAIRE - DELCO.LIGHT |anditor, and James G. Shaw, in- representing th : s “ 71005; Johnson, D, 2.947. Eeneats Bkt Mac! ¥ 5 Eightcenth district, B e e A R R : L ac : Hutsons ... & 3 de3| Bishteenth distriet, Burrows, R, BTN Hotly R 7,805; Ken. |fUrance commissioner. There was N 1 ’ ; 2 3 3 i .awrence, D, 1,499. I nedy, D. 4.79 ne gubernatorial contest. DINE WITH US ] W Nineteenth district, Robbins, R, |Pedy: D 4,791 5 NE WiT# i : t 4,410; I 5 “ B0 Colland, Rogers, R, 4,699; Ken- Everything we 5 : s T g 4.410; James, D, 3,490, tollandi Rakers i bt s : : - s, T. Twenticih district, Floyd, R, sty - very best, 2. Ile ] - n, G STAN 405; Wellington, D, 3,232, Totals, Rosers, R, 102,136; Ken- If you don’t believe it come in 7 ; : Twenty-first district, Hull, R, 6,- 62; Osbhorne, D, 581, for a test. e A |County Satmon. R, Browne, Dud. Wholesale and Retail Depart- iotics. 1a : h ze Democrat Apparently T”"“‘]"l‘;:,’;’:‘ g“':‘_f’:" Redden, | "y fitord, Saimon, R, 45,303: a0 IB 25,173. ment in Conneciion. t T and Governor of Colorado| 'ry ird dsrict, Cubll, T A Bt ato Salmon, N B H THE HONISS |ws i ot s e e | T . s, 1| BrOve, D, 30638, OYSTER HOUSE | 1 of the ment. ams, democrat as governor, con- (5.124; 5 r_ e T L;)'\‘lé‘lmvn;‘a!n\on‘ R, 14,073; x Uhs) et of the deat 4 byt Den ver Eoal piine ol Snby At R, 6928 | \yingham, - Salmon, R, 7.613; RABTRORE of Jame « le divi- | qate for that office the democratic | Fairficld, Sa R, 44.174; = o ©tinued to pile up his| venth district, Keneal “I'Ifl;v ‘”'r rv> 19 NEW CARS T) PENT L s 1,201 procincts od rgorted | onty-lgheh diirict Darpte, R 1 _WWD, S e : A Boet0e 0 mile. 3 RS 3 ‘n‘r’;f';”'-wmnmn S "\1;\; T{r*”-h ]d g 1ln"l‘{wr.ufrrmch. d R 4653 See Tomorrow’s Paper For e New London of Miss Mar: Reser thiers ahAlRalos ontthel| Tt At Browns, D, 2301 What You Want and our—13¢. . mile cth district, Prince, R, 4,033; R 891; A rates b lng trips A s Crowe. : a How You Want it Vnu lm\e Auto Rer g g 3 2 Obiot mali s D L iBro 2 e Auto Renting Co. wrse of c i b0 i irt district, Walcott, R. Attorney General andYWhat W, ’“tDl Attol ] € 0 Cor Neymomr and n Sl or Neymour and Kl Tardiare and Steel plant: g 1 assurcd of election, | 3. S ‘ = = Sienihy & Yatiitng Enoved the ; Hartford, Alllng, R, 45,477; Me- i 3 4 - \ TutKe sneved 1) i district, Bucking- | carthy, D, »r_m'; O] : to Get It For You! 3 3 s and M I Zim y ctate prohibition X 4.020: Allen. D. 1,710 JiSA CROWLEY BROS, INC, t ineed | | nt vote in T e et S O IR b IN 7 N ing m s of their daugh- jets 5 for and PAL\TERS AND 5 N TNE T etile i T an 27 D New London, Alling, R, 14,088; DECORATORS fden. T : o aistrict, Brothwell. eCarty, D, 8,004, . i e d sey, D, 2,192, |~ Wina YNGR EA pm o y ) CONWAY, 1S MAYOIX OF DERBY X pd B W’""\ Alling, R, 7,510; Me- 267 Chepman 8 Yireet Thursday v T Derby, Nov. 8. —(M—2>ayor Con P rh: ’,‘.r‘ Keeney, R, |Carthy, D, 5,273. Estimates Cheerfully Given on ; : ; 7 der et i D, 2 " e Fairold, Alling, R, 43.865; Mo- All Johs — Tel 2013 otsd with the' Credit'd 5 h et cted by | Complexion of the senate, 34 re- | Carthy, D, 18,520 ! k ver Beach, republican. [ publicans, one democrat; last ses-| Litchfield, Alling, R, 11.868; Me- | 324 Mam St. R AR NTEWIA COLLEEN MOORE in “IT MUST BE LOV Cm:anion Feature: “Bigger Than Bm num’s” with Viola Dana—Ralph Lewis