New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 29, 1927, Page 16

R N e A s e o 16 NEW BRITAIN DXILY HERAYD, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1927. GHAMPIONS CAUSE -7 e e freez ast of rroduct d not the 1 ) protect t om OFHUMBLEROTHTD Most Tportant Vegetable Crop .- inU. §., Expert Says 1 for holdir totion 15 per cen Hroken Into Small Lots tern 1 var; ton Movement Not Heayy nd Pennsylvar sserted. The North -om Ohio to N third, the rest he south and v sually leads in ima ion bushels, than Maine sw York hushels, Mic ion bust The w this country 1 Ase Frees Y. —Red Her Eddie Dorey Shimar outpointed Jor (6) e, N defeated Baltimore, being dist T (10) Fa talo lamsport of or he ago--Jock Malone, St ed Walcott Langford Wisconsi 1rth « ¥ Rross, Rockford knocked out Billy Light (535 = St Pa.—BRilly . won from Frankie Genaro, York, (1) my Vogel, York, won from Babe Ruth, lelphia, (10). Eddie (Kid) Philadelphia, stopped o. Scranton, (7). Milwaukee—Howard Bent waukee, knocked out Sig il (7): Cuddy DeM in Seranton Kelly for new almost pot the ¥ ro said About March 1 Florida shipping, and May 1 the inas begin, after which new potatoes or another widely sep- A P etarts Caro- | ne Ly re mar from ¢ of the many sections of le later New J¢ factor, while about August 1. Tong and comes in and dominates the until September. the fall and winter season, September until early March, and in many sections until July 1. the main part of the crop as said to come from the Northern from Aroostook County. , through tha North Central ates to the Pacific Coast. Tn 1926 sserted 1,000 cars of were shipped in states in the countr arated 1 becomes a Milwaukee, Erie, Pa—Teavy won from Rudy Cedar, (10). ¢ ted Bil ry Kahn, [¢] Andrews (6) eltz, Toledo, pointed Benny Gould, New —Teddy won from Harry . Ont,, (10) tfalo—Frankie Schoell from Can, ccently, car 2 Latzo, Scranton, shipped 1n Pa.—Battling Willie Walker Norristown of the sky Yor won from k, (10). he question ting cost, the hod of ing the potato crop de scribed. From the growers the pota- toes pass either to country buyers and ppers or to co-operative as: met was = Hollywood, Cal.—Johnny El Paso, won from Johnny Hu Cleveland, (10) ONTHE AIR! Sunday from 3t04 PM STATIONS WEE|] Boston WCSH DPortland WTIC Hartford WTAG Worcestenr WJAR Providence The Prize Winning WEYMOQUTH POST No79 AMERICAN LEGION BAND >d Concert for the INDED VETERANS o FRANCE played ot | W | e Broadcast Sponsore . by £ STETSON SHOE COMPANY e South Weymouth, Mass LOCAL DISTPIRUTORS HAROLD A, KNOWLES, INC. 39 West Main Street nastota Boh, Syracuse, ding, s s g the t on n. nals, into ving o in ring, Burnbrook Wil- Paul, hica- Janik Paul, Seran- | New New h Wag Eddie Zwick, ire. FPittshurgh, won on a foul from Har- Eri Toronto, de- Toledo—Jack Duffy, Toledo, out- | York, Welch, Taylor, Buffalo, | (10) in- New MeCoy, ghes, Manufacturing Executive Capable of managing the engineering, manufacturing nd production operations in an old substantial Con- necticut company producing small mechanical devices and employing more than one thousand hands. Must have proven record. Salary no object for right man. State age. qualifications, present connections and re- sponsibilities for pi~t fiffeen years at least: also give refeiences. Reply held in strictest confidence. Box 9-S, Herald. !!h. erew of the Horatlo G. Foss, suf- |fering from exposure and hunger, in {what was described as an impossible | RUSSIAN BASSO oy flares, were picked up about IS‘ miles off the coast of Bermuda after | Chaliapin Would Annnl Mar- riage With Dancer Wile Irifting 165 miles. The ship was on a return voyage from the West | Indies with a cargo of coal. The Maurice R. Thurlow, out of Boston, was abandoned after it had heen driven onto shoals off Capc Hatteras recently, and had drifted 29 a derelict until it was burned 200 nifles east of Nantucket lightship. ixty away schooner ta Rosa, which had disappeared ing New York on Sept. 2 ou, N. 8, was found aban- and waterlogged by the er Blair and was burned by a guard cutter. Previous to the discovery of the derelict the Can- adian government merchant marine steamer Canadian Traveler had re- o had plcked up the crew ss in about the the Santa R (P)—Feodor t “a citizen d," is seeking a divorce from his Russlan wife former dancer. His 54-year-old wife, Yolle Tgna- na, who is in Moscow, received the divorce action by the tion of a brief court item an- 1cing the filing of the suit by the singer in a Moscow paper, Vecher- jaya Moskva. Pape w for- 4 to the Moscow court through consul general at Paris on the 0 offered ) monthly ony during apin, Russian basso, who 1 a in 1906 to becom of the w after lea 4 for Pi doned ch he vas found. sovict at PARSONS', HARTFORD and Preedle Kay nes to , October 31 her lite. Aa Vs big hi, sons’ theater for three days Divorce sir cedure in Russl: present law is purcly Vil contract | with a Wednesd certificat its «ms to a favored man; 50 ce for each miusic on that has b wo Monday a ¢ w matine attesting sev- Mme. her costs Chal o itk young b arti husb ng his world noin 19 Septem producers wide t ically as ed to Moscow withorities 1 well ret i . amnsing, | times the soviet have | tune cellent ; iemanded o Gershwi Finally in A he was divested of his rank as artist” of the soviet republic council of commissars, T between him and Russia his donation of $5,000 to Ru singer t of this vear “peo 1 selves fo P. G. pily re mic they Guy zz ler Rolton and collaborated hap- contrivance of a story is coherent, but still more im- is told with a deai of wit ! and humor. Julia Sanderson and Frank Crumit members of the sellent support thrn ort § of conrse 1 them iancing. Wodehonse the vortant atured o ex- Young, describes his marriage in his autobiography My Life,” thus In the summer of 1838, at the 's 1 marr! the dar the and ha John “Pages From are cast while' T from T small village Tornagh. After organized a comical festivity'— on carpets fooled like little was nothing there | that is consecrated by marriage | traditions—no richly decorated din ner table with all sorts of delicacies, 1o solemn s plenty of | wine x x x" Eight children marriage. Irene ldest, who is an her in Moscow learned of the s80's iapin was stricken by the Trene “The father's suit struck a heavy the fa 1 simply cannot b !'that her took s horrid step. said believed that either report was in error or that the which country at Te church the wedding w Turkish on the floor and children. There LIMITATION OF (TAINS P eche there dow was of me and horn of the the wers Feodorovna actress : when act. w th Mme mother account of hlow at lie but suid. RERNARD She LIMITATION OF CLAIMS the she \less . all. children in New ot wa thou | Chaliapin would r Of the other sed a ition when she went to work in | avenue department store last against her father's wishes, step 1l York Fifth spring RESCUED TELL OF CRGHTWITHSE Ten Adrt in Open Buat Sia © < e Ll Dags Brought to Shore 20 (P who ad d for six days after vessel gone down in was a today to accounts three disasters at a | Holland America dami steamed toward ith the Captain o P ked schooner Hor ard cu rs watched bottom w Yor n men boat, , Oct e yeseue d in an their storm, of and |1 en I a n liner New cw of tio stood vo o s go to in the chapters of adventures in which the ated of fts pr ispatehes to t from the Vole that vessel yest sea was ssociated i related y picked up | BERNARD F. police hot call of body cap said o organized the latter part of th THE HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS Alphabetically Arranged for Quick and Ready Reference LIN® RATES ter CONSECUTIVE INSERTIONS Charge 13 Prepatd .1 llne .10 .1 line . .1 line 43 Teerly Order Rates Upon Application Count § words to a line 14 lines to ay tnch. Mintmum Space 3 lines. Minimum Book Charge, 35 cents. No ad accepted after 1 P. M. for ssified Page on Same Day. Satur- ay 10 A M. Telephone 925, Taker. Ask for san Ad Notity t ts inc Herald at on 24 rect. Not Nina Walker, Walter Tawrence I'red Harper, Charles Brown, the sating Twins, Fr n ensemble of 100 examplo of a musical comedy at has a general appeal. The fol- the nding ving are Clap Your Hand Watch Over Me," “May- Fidgety Feet.” ORK POLICE he' and NEW | + OEEK MURDER CLUE Slaying of Dentist Is Lafest! " Crime Mystery 20 (P—A tist's York and a defective Oct solled de chart held of by the killing vsteriously his office in hree th were today as clues 1 while a We Whe f Dr. cob Gross, T work in red negro tive Timothy He office, they found the foot of his dental small dental mirror de s the of a oring Dr. dead with lutched On the il in his hand wall beside the ¢ which {wo teeth pencil w police were theory that en shot when he his patient to course of the through hi spine, w e w chart, on marked. tloor. From 1 Ivance had be turned f chart repared to dentist m The passe the which and into th ntiate this opinion office w the oiled silver-gray & picked up. Aside from this 1 the mouth chart detectives they had little to go on and unable to establish a motive. eliminated theory of . as the de valuahle his gold gvatch, and h he had in his pocket taken i drug tenable, detectiv chest 14 Tn the to subs inner found, 1ere wa p the imond rin 10 wh theory he killing was work of a d, ap- Mar- had t narc cabinet en untouched victim's brother, sug- 1 drug addict the dentist on bhe- abinct held only which was the told that the anacsthetics ng ocal case S m shooting occurred abont 10 Those familiar 3 with s un Dr s said sual im ive patients in the morning. dentist’s assignment book appointments record- the afternoon, gave rise to person last « al for n o the were until 1 no o'clock in cnms which police theory that the h the practitioner was well to him and receiving an informal hour, nee wn treatment was are called Robert Pecl police “bobb who re- force in the 1eteenth century known as Ton police of Sir “Hobby. — ANNOUNCEMENTS ' l Burial Lots, Monuments 1 AUTOMOTIVE Autos and Trucks For Sale ? — | AUTOMOTIVE | . 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Driven by a Must sell " very owner, BICYC iy SHOP, MARQUIS' FUNERAL Windsor, Eng., Oct. 29 (P1—Tn the simple fashion in which he lived, the body of late Marquis of Cam- bridge, brother of Queen Mary, to- day was borne on the shoulders of stalwart non-commissioned officers the life guards and laid to rest the royal vaults at Windsor where lie many of England’s strious dead. of in Cast Filly Merely Margy, An Awfully ; - [p— "YO‘&I KNOW MARCY. THIS TRA {FOR THE FOOTBALL TEAM IS TERRI || LHAVE TO GIVE UP {| FROSTED CHOCOLATES=| <\ |C e () BLE) Gl [AND | CANT EAT AT TH JLUNCH WAGON |~ — 1ANY MORE ! E] es Co., 230 Arch Btreet. Tele- | nd Accessories DUNLOP AND LEE tires—Wet and dry ' storags batteries. J. M. Farrell, Rock- well Ave. cor. Webster HIIL Tel. 1563 GOODYEAR TIRES SEE_US FIRST. ALL MAKES OF CARE, SIZEE FOR ALL WE TRADE 1IN WE SPECIALIZE N VULCANIZING AND REPAIRS. PHONE 900. INSTANT SERVICE. ONEIL TIRD & BATTERY CO. 39 WASHINGTON 8T. D ES—On_easy pay- nent plan. Cost you o more. 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