New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 1, 1930, Page 7

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1930. Lrogiz Thomson. S OU'L OF TOWN CUSTOMERS CALL ENTERPRISE 1200 Always Smart And Inexpensively Priced ! Wardrobe Trunks, a First Class Gift For Man or Woman $23.50 to $60.00 Leather Brief $2.98 to. $8.50 An Ideal Gift—Traveling Slippers and Case $2.85 Handsome Traveling ous Makes, in Lea $15.00 to $25.00 4 Berlin News LOCAL YOUTH HELD FOR STEALING CAR Burton Nearing Sought by Police | of Three Cities HAS CRASH IN MERIDEN ¥Finally Picked Up in Stratford, Held for Hartford Authoritics—Grange 1o Meet—Golf Tournament—Note of Interest—East Berlin Items. Burton Nearing, 20, of Berlin was | arrested in Stratford Saturday after having figured in a collision Meriden while ¢riving a car which it is alleged he z’«d previously stolen Hartford. Nearing was charged with driving while under the influ- ence of liquor, but th rge made by the Stratford poli dropped when the Hartford charged him with the theft of automo- bile he was driving. Nearing has been in the toils of Meriden police several now has confessed fully to his activi- ties Friday night preceding his ac- cident and arrest. The car he col- lided with in Meriden was driven by MRichard J. Lewis of 554 sireet, Meriden. After he has been tricd in Hartford for the theft of the tomobile, which belongs to the "apitol City Lumber Co., the Mer den police will ar him on on or more charg violation of motor vehicle laws. Though Nearing has lived in 1 lin for the past two years he has not been séen in the town of &pending much of his time in Meri- den, where he formerly resided has been arrested before in both Hartford and Meriden Golf Actlvities A children’s golf tournament was held at the Country club golf course in Kensington Saturday afternoon and was won by Robert Kayser with a low score of About 20 en- trants started the play Tonight there will be a tourn ment for grown-ups and all having kcores of 38 and less as result of the early rounds tonight will be eligible. The final play is scheduled for 10 o'clock. D. A. R. Theater Party Emma Hart Willard chapter, D. A. R., will attend a theater party at the Embassy theater in New Britain tonight. Members of the chapter will review the picture “The Big Trail” at the request of the Associa- tion of Motion Picture Producers and will list the picture one, two three or fouc according to its merit as judged by the members. This is part of a national campaign for etter pictures . Newspapers throughout the country are cooper- ating by publishing guides of the y the D. A, R. members receive nt pictures. New Clock in Town Hall Visitors at ¢he town clerk’s office need no longer wonder whether their bus has already passed by or whether they will have to wait an- other 20 minutes for the next, for the ancient and reliable time piece rich long gra the wall_of the office has now to an clectric clock Every-Member The every-member Terlin Congregational church be conductel next Sunday noon. This is an annual occurrence 4s a means for meeting the church expenses for the ensuing year. A number of men in the church will W police the r- wa Canyass will Week-End Cases $3.98 to $16.50 in | times and | Hanover | He | anvass of the | after- | Lasting $9.95 Cases Leather Fine $32.50 / Clocks, Fam- Leather Ove ther Cases be appointed at a later date to con- duct the canvass Operation Successful Mrs. J. J. Cashman of Worthing- ton ridge was operated on yesterday at the New Britain General hospital and is reported as resting comfort- ably. Mrs. Cashman was removed to the hospital several anticipation of the operation. Beckley Property Transferred A warranty deed recording the transfer of twe picces of property totaling 30 acres has been received at the gown clerk’s offic The two s of property are in the Beck- section and have been transfer- red from Edmund Walter of Berlin to John Murawski of Hartford. MclIntyre Awaits Trial George Mclntyre of Kensingto who was arraigned in a special ses- |sion of the town court Friday, is now at the county jail in Hartford awaiting his trial the superior court, which convenes tomorrow. McIntyre confessed to setting fire to the bharn ot George B which burned last year, though he denied having any connection with the barn which burned on the night of November has been revealed that in his jon McIntyre said he “liked A good fire.” The cash bond necessary for liberating cndiary has not been forth- | coming. It cor to see of 37 ing Vacations Fnd The brief vacation scason enjoy- by many college boys and girls |who visited their parents and friends over the Thanksgiving holi- da at various times at the Berlin rail- [road station there sters of | students bidding fare as they aited trains to ca back |to their duties once mo | Miss Katherine Gold left Inight for her school in Pen {vania, and Ha Woodruft r ed to New York city, where N. Y L. Boy Scouts on Hike 3oy Scouts of Troop 1 of | Berlin accompanicd by Scoutmaste { E. O. Shjerden. had a hike Saturd fon which a large number of | were passed and a great “fecd” lenjoyed. The hoys who passad the Lests were as follows: Charles Sav- tracking. cooking and firebuild- ing: Russell Gold. cooking and fir building; Robert Zimmerman, fire- building and knife and axe; Joseph | Banarta, knife and Wesley { Gwatkin, firebuilding and knife and were ell them last 1- vey tu he at. | tends tes age, Ukulele €lub The 20 members of the newly former Ukulele club under the \l“l’f‘l“fl” of Miss Anna Nelson of the |Hubbard school will mect at 30 o'clock tonight at the home of George Clark. The club is compos- |ed of both boys and girls and th |members are rapidly learning the chords and will soon be proficie enough to give a public cntertain- ment. Meets Grange to Meet Berlin Grange will hold its regu- {lar meeting tomorrow night in its hall on Farmington avenue. This meeting will be featured by gpeeches by past lecturers. The annual Christmas entertain- ment of the Grange will be held on the evening of December 16. The committee in charge of this is coni- posed of Mrs. Dorothy Bancroft, Mrs. Willlam Sheldon, William G. 8heldon, Miss Helen Brown and |Gustave Lindquist. Quden Esther Circle The Queen Esther circle will meet this evening at the home of Mrs. George W. Tryon on New Brit- ain road, Kensington. East Berlin Items Rev. Jerrold Digby Viets of | Brooklyn, N. Y. Rev. William Wil son Manross of the General Theo- logical seminary of New York, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Bunce and son Graeme, of East Orange, N. J.. and Miss Betty Steckenn of Adelphi col- lege of Garden City, L. I., were the xsu!!ts of Mrs. William Bunce at Give Him a Gladstone Bag if You Want to Please Him | $3.50 to $10.00 ‘ 1f He Travels By All Means Buy a Delightful Gift $3.98 to $16.50 Smart Leather Hat Boxes $3.98 to $29.50 days ago in | Carter | came to a close last night and | | Plainyille Nursing Assn. Reports LEATHER GIFTS | Acceptable to $35.00 Cigarette Cases ! Fitted Bag rnight Bag, a Very Camp Northridge the end Another held th the Sacred over week- wh eve and social at § o Heart church social | rooms. Bridge, whist and setback wil] be played. Refreshments will be served following the playing. Mrs. J. Rosc Belden Belden returned yestere visit with relatives in will be ing lock in and Victor from a Orar Ladies' Aid society of the | Methodist church will hold a sale | of fancy work and miscellaneous rticles suitable for Christinas gifts at Community hall Wednesday aft- ernoon and evening. A supper will be served in the community banquet hall at 6:30 o'clock | Mr. and Mrs. Archibald jar d family of Middletown we guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles | Woodward of Cottage street over the week-end. The Kensington team defeated the | junior team yesterda the West Cromwell 0 score he tested thro will be pl and place Mr. and visitors in week-end. The Pythian will this evening at 8 o'clock in their rooms ut Community hall Miss Edith Northrop home yesterday from visit with relatives in New Britain. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Yantz cn- tertained relatives from Middletown over Sunday The Knights of Pythias will mect tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock in their rooms at Community hall. A group of members of the Anti- och Pentccostal church conducted the evening service at the Methodist church last evening. Despite the in- clement weather there a large {attendance. The Antioch church conducts a revival service cach fall that is attended by hundreds from neighboring towns and cities junior football I Berlin y afternoon on field by a 6 to wme was closely con- ughout. Another game next week the time nced. loyal Morse were Britain over the Mrs. New returned veral day SOLDIERS GUARD MILLS Danville, Va., Dec. 1 (A —An in creased military force patrolled the quiet strike arca at Schoolfield today as non-umion workers estimated by striking union pickets at approxi- mately 400 entered t} 11 gates in the gloom of a murky da Pickets were again on d the mill g s today under order relative to picketing which ued Saturday after Governor d's visit and inspection Schoolfield Decision to resu picketing was reached at a meeting | last night of the executive commit- |tee of the local organization of th United Textile Workers of America. v near 1ew | meney. an important part in Christmas rcAk Plainville News CHRISTMAS RELIEF " PLANNED FOR POOR On Thanksgiving Baskets (. H. HORNBERGER DEAD Mecting of Washington-Trumbull Crele — Young Boy Injured in Automobile Accident — Howard Knapp to Address Garden Club. Plans are rapidly being completed the Plainville Public Health ing associztion to secure relief for the needy families of the town at Christmas. A direct appeal will again be made to the public for donations of food, clothing and The association has played lief vwork cver since its organization and has brought happiness to many poor families through the kind co- opcration of t 1speople. Defi- nit 1 fo proposed relief ill be announced to the pub- in the futurc n e tow ns he wo Tic near ociat 16 bask it Than 10 their Ihe a tnbute needy able to of food to the iving. The mem- this opportun neere thanks to nd the various nizations whose made the poss Spe- ven to the Trumbull o.. which donated the and two men to dis- The asso- 1 over the to the was pres ons isgiving don t no direct blic such as 15 ristmas basket cates that this year ater suc association ess than that officers in the work. Dynamite Stol e George Schube vesterday iarries Co, ynan ida had evenin ite dis- | 23 made | e Island, five grandchildren, and uV—l Mrs. Edward Bassett of West, defendant on Lincoln street and | Radzevich; Ponies—M. Sarog for eral fiephews and nieces. Funeral arrangements are incom- plete and are in charge of W. A. Bailey & Co. Observe Annives Mr. and Mrs. Felix Caliendo of 'South Canal street celebrated their lfirst wedding anniversary Satur | They were hosts to v of their | friends i the cvening at a part t their honie. A tasty luncheon wa served. Games wer: played and dancing enjoyed. Ladies’ Aid Meeting The Ladies' Ald society Baptist church will meet at the home of Mrs. Evans C. Parsons of 19 Church street Wednesday after- noon at 2:30 o'clock. All members | are urged to bc piesent, as business {of importance will be transacted. | | Condition Comfortable | The condition of wrence Casey {12 years old. of Pierce street, who ot | of \P\'L | was injured here Saturday morning | ingan automobile accid is descrit |ed as being as comfortable as could |be expecteg by the authorities {St. Francis's hospital, Hartford. The boy was painfully injure: when he was struck by an automo- | bile operated by Raymond Percival of Forestville: He suffered a frac- ' tured collarbone and a fractured shoulder blade. Percival was pllcedl junder arrest by Constable George chubert on a charge of reckless driving following an investigation. { Witnesses claim that the Forestville™ man was traveling at an excessive jrate of ed at the time of the ac- { cident | i W-T Meeting Tonight | Washington-Tru | panions of the ¥ {important meeting |o'clock in 1. 0. O. F. hall on Whit- | ing street. Members are reminded to note the change in meeting halls. | All members are asked to be pr ent, as important ss will L {discussed. There will be a general | discussion of the Christmas tree anJ nomination of officers. F ments will' be served. Placed Under Arrest Following his stigation of Saturday merning at r between William Manku {street, Waterbury, and a truck oper- d by Vincenzo Gondolfo of Frank- New Britain, Constable | i the Waterbury driver under st. His case will be tried Thursday morning, according | Prosecutor Charles F. Conlon x The d in the accident. Atto J Devine of terbury, a passenger ir the Man- ar, received a bad gash un d body brui al Preparations women of the Congregational K préepara- held Thurs- | left at the Thursday nbull circle, Com- | rest, will held an | this evening at § v the lin Orsie street, p arr to truck was ove Articles {church Wedn ) | morni ity. They d during the er the T a report of th New Britain police. 1 to be the work of boys . H. Hornberger had in wee residents of the vived by his Henry vo ‘bro Plainv berger of Williman(] Hartford. a sister wife; Hornberger ers, (Georg. and Fred a daugn- in Plainville Hornberger of Horr AY — TOMORROW PARAMSON F DictuRE Continuous from 2:30 to 11 I, M. A Wholesome fhow for Young and Old. Rhode | The commit lows: Fancy work. agrons. holders, dolls, Mrs. Allan \Y Howard K candy. Ben tea, Mrs. ipper, ey. Mark Addresses Plainly is heing made James E ; fol- Mrs. Tredennick ete.. Mrs. Hubbell; children’s table, od and ternoon “cafeteria | o'clock, Mrs. 30 veal to the Ush- 1as artic comple The ad- with house nd nan of street, post or rural route number, be typed or plainly writ- A return card should t upper left hand cor- piece of mail. If a tag address and return card 80 be written on the wrap- for use it fag is lost and a copy the address should be inclosed in- side the parcel. | Postage must be fully prepaid on i1l mail. The amount of | postage should be affixed in the up- | per right corner. Full information | concerning postage rates may be ob- | tained at the stamp window. 1 Parfsh Guild Meeting | The Parish Guild of the church of 0 will meet Thursday aft- 3 o'clo in the parish he guild, of a mas sale, will hold a donation party on this day. The meeting will be held in the form of a social aft- | ernoon. | All persons who have been solicit- | ed for the Christmas fund are asked | to bring a gift at this time or t by some memb eR W ved is expected that 11 be 1. attendance Howard Knapp to Speak d Knapp will be the speak- December mceting of the Garden club te be held cvening at 7:45 o'clock ® home of Mrs. Frank Hart of East Main He will talk ure of delphinium, a flow- interest to flower lovers t time. Mr. Knapp is expert | a large ®xpected to hear him The club will also make for the food sale to unemployed of the Plaimville Briefs Miss Rose Beebe of West Gran- + former resident of Plainvill guest of Mr. and Mrs. E. W | Farrar of Tomlinson avenue placed ner of in th cvery th o ly require instead end be there 1l | 63 eet. on {er of great red Iphiniums ar final held town, Main street and her cousin, Bertha Rector of New Haven, will leave Friday for Florida where they ill spend the winter months the Baptist parsonage on Park street for the past year and a half, moved back to Southington to be nearer his work. He is a foreman at the Beaton & Corbin Co. The We-Uns club will meet this evening at the home of Mrs. Ralph Snelgrove. Bridge will be played. Mrs. Willian Lewis of Athol, Mass., was a visitor in Plainville Saturday. Bristol News RESISTS OFFGER, CLUBBED AND FINED Francis Le Febyre Assessed $75 | After Street Disturbance CITY LEAGUE T0 OPEN Basketball Schedule Opens Tonight —Suit for $5,000—Bar Assn. Ban- quet © Friday — St. Church Dedeciated. After counts charging drunkenness of the peace and resisting a polic pleading guilty to three officer, Francis LeFebvre, 20, of 13| Jacob strect was assessed $75 and costs, $25 and costs on each count, by Judge William J. Malone in po- lice court this morning. LeFebvre was hrought headquarters early ing by Police to police vesterday morn- in front of the local railroad station. He had attended a dance in the Club Champlain, it is reported, and be- came involved in a brawl over two young girls. Policeman Lambert at- tempted to stop the fight by separat- ing the men and LeFebyvre, he said, assailed him. He drew his blac jack and struck his assailant over the head, then brought him to headquarte A wound on LeFebvre's head, bleeding profusely as a result of the blow struck by the policeman, was ed by Dr. Benjamin B. Rob- bins, police supgeon, at headquar- ters. The young man was locked up and immediately began to remove the bandages from his head. * His language toward the policeman was en extresncly profane and abusive, the |an participating under the colors of | the Maple patrolman, teztified Prekident Denies Report sident DeWitt Page of the New t Mfg. Con y today voiced of the circulated re- ports that the factor its working hours and possibly r He said that the wcreased somewhat spurt in business” was expected two. He was the result * of spe- h care d hours to take and add a quanti vork to the factory Yorosinski Case Continued casc of Michael Yorosinski of High who was arrested lay g at about 1 Policeman Agthony ge of assaulting 12 134 1-2 inued at po- until Sat- cial 15 aged Prosecutor man, p stick of wood who were annoy ¢d to go away. The wood struck the Burgoin boy and badly bruised him on the arm. It was at first thought that the was broken, but ex- mination a doctor disproved this ay Th by children refus. several him and arm Sues for $5.000 r 1 has bLrought suit J00 through Attorney gai Adolph and Fred Konopas as a result of the de- fendants’ alleged failure to pay promissory notes, a writ filed at the office of the city cl¢ showed. The casc superior court at Tuesday of January. of the defendar has bec homas H is returnable to Lar d stable Hart. Anthony's | n Timothy Lambert | after he had participated in a fight| Mrs. | Burlington avenue | mornir J. H. Boehm, who has occupied|to Eugenc Edward has gadie I7g | quet at Malone's reservation on Pine to ted of James | this morning | Hartford on | A second writ filed disclosed that | Bristol Electric compa ough Attorney Joseph M is suing Edward and Wanda feldt of this city for §100 being returnable to the of- Attor o'clock Jose iand of in the 1 W. the WHERE GOLFERS WOLE BEST New. Smooth Floor Sporty Greens IDLE HOUR COU PLAINVILL AL AL Times—25¢ Special ‘Rates for Parties GoLr . SBCRET TUNNELZ YoU MEAN THERE'S ANOTHER WAY OUT OF THIS VALLEY, BESIDES BLACK. CANERN... WHERE 1S IT, GOoD FRIGND 2 ME SHoW... ONLY REDSKINS know ! HoLE ... THAT SEE? TWO TREE... LIKE BROTUER .... BACK. OF THEM “A SECRET Dono- | ¢y Joseph F. Dutton on | | be held in the breach | 1 | with driving a motor vehicle with- | Soturday night by Policeman James Johnson, Bertnagel for Kane, Fill for Hughes, Milo for Scher. League Season to Open The Horton Mfg. company and E. !Ingraham company fives will fea- ture the opening bill of the Chy Basketball league at the Boys' club gymnasium tonight. KFour former Bristol High school team cdptains will take part in the attraction, which is the final tilt of the eve- | ning. Eddie White and Russ (Speed) | Goodrich, each of whom has been a leader of state championship quintets at the institution, will play with the fishpolers, while *“Tug” Zetarski and Herb Carlson, other former captains, will play with ths timepiece manufacturers. The game will commence at about 9 o'clock. In the official opening. the Ses- sions Clock company five will op- pose the Bristol Maple Ends at 7 o'clock second game will show the es and Terryville Fur- 8:15 o'clock. (Dutch) Leonard and (Steg) Zetarski, formerly the professional En- | dees, will take part with the Maple send it back to the manufacturers| p,,q ang Ingrahams, respectively. for cither repairs or replacement ’Al sl e i o That was the last she saw of him as| o .oy 1as; season, will play with he failed to return. The machine (pPhs L HL T Senski, run- cost her about $15, it is reported. | ner-up in| the matter of scomng. Two Societies to Elect I e A i .., | Will play with the north siders. G. A. Hadsell post, No. 21, United | To Spesk at Meeting Spanish War Veterans, will elect| o 10 fCh o @ e num- officers for the ensuing year at a| 4 o e niceting to be held at the state | PeT Of years a missionary in China, will address a meeting of the Wom- armory this. evening at 8 o'clock. e el Bruno Brown is present commander, | ®'8 Foreign Missionary soclety at At the annual communication of | i€ Methodist church Friday after- Franklin lodge, A. F. and A, M., to | noon in the Sunday school room. A AR niatioas | special musical program will be pre- this | evening officers will be elected for | sented coming term. T S e Frederick William Becker ed officers, will be installed at | Frederick Willlam Becker, 5, son 1 f Mr. and Mrs. John Becker of 50 leeting to be he ecember | © T O e el N DeCemDeT | Washington street, Forestville, died S 2 Saturday evening at the Bristol hos- o pital following an illness. The fun- 5 : i ; s gy lcaulicn Case Continued || ag held from the late hofe The case of lLouis Beaulieu of River st Wate Marriage Licenses Clerk Thomas B. Steele this granted licenses to marry Vontell of 22 ant avenue, Forestville, and Ellen Reid of 108 Arlington rect and Guy English, an employe the Sessions Clock company, of East Main street, Forestville, and Antoinette Lapadula of 210 Park street, Bodeau Case Continued Prosecuting Attorney Anthony J.| Rich this morning continued the case of Henry L. Bodeau, Jr., of Worcester, Mass., who was arrested | in Hartford Saturday afternoon for local police on charge of obtaining money under false pretenses, until tornorrow morning. As the man is wanted in other cities of Massachu- on similar charges, no bond for him here Police said today that soid a Forestvil vibrator several weeks 1 members of promised the woman that he would | City P was set Bodeau woman an elec ago for a sum work : at 2 o'clock this dfternoon and serv- charged ices were held in the German Luth- | eran church, Judd street, at o'clock. Burial was in West ceme- tery. out license or registration certifica possession, was continued in nte-room of police headquar- | oday until Friday morning. He rested on Prospect street late Reports Theft to Police Lawrence Viebert of 56 Kenny street, Forestville, told police late Saturday night that a pocketboek containing a pair of eye glasses and a book of railroad tickets had been stolen from his automobile as it was parked in front of the Princess Country club, Riverside avenue, evening. Judge Epa-|carlier that night. He was advised k. president of the as- | (o notify authorities at the local de- preside as master of | pot so that the thief will be appre- hef Peiligrini of the | hended in case he attempts to use al will cater. the tickets. Meanwhile, an investi- Iligm gation is being conducted. Beach and To Call Roll comprise th The membership roll of Stephen of the affair. Terry lodge, I. 0. O. F.. will be call- Ponies Defeated 'ed at a meeting to take place in combination of Joe (Sugar) Terry hall, Main street, Friday eve- Vic Radzevich and Pat Ry- ' ning. Former Mayor Joseph- F. Dutton will assume the role of mas- here ter of ceremonics for the occasion. to be Refrashments will be served and an homas- | cntertainment presented. the sec- Chimney Blaze ond period on a 40-vard forward| squad A of the fire department pass from Ryan to Joe Bachman, was called to the home of Francis 4 6 to 0 count. Radzevich failed (zarnecki at $0 Pardee street yes- in a try for the extra point, his| terday morning at 11 o'clock and dropkick missing the uprights by | extinguished a chimney blaze with about two feet chemicals. There was no damage Starting a done Quinlan Barristers to Banquet Members of the Bristol Bar asso- clation will hold their annual ban- lake Frida phreditus Pe sociation, ¥ ceremonies. Bristol hesp Attorneys V W. DeRosier, Joseph ¥. committee in Frederick Dutton harsg Hugret End football team afternoon. proved uch for the Ponies of ton, who were defeated i vesterday 100 1 march, in which aforementioned players fea the Maple Ends reached the the New Church Dedicated The newly erected St. Anthomny's -vard line. Failing to make | church on School street was dedicat- gain in three downs, ed by Rt.-Rev. John J. Nilan, bishop forw h won ! of Hartford diocese of the Ro- game. With only two yards to Catholic church, yesterday gg at one time, the galloping Ponies, | morn preceding the 10 o'clock cliimants of the state semi-profes- mass. A number of visiting and sional grid championship, were un-ilocal members of the clergy were able to penterate the Maple End line | in attendance and lost the ball on dow Faking The church was filled to its doors dzevich suddenly surpris- | for the mass, celebrated by Rev. ed the opponents by hurling a beau- | John P. Kenney, parish curate, as- il pass which netted the winners sister by Rev. Louis P. Beccaris, about ards. pastor. Rev. Pietro Robotti, O. P., Thomaston ried valiantly on of New York city} delivered the Sun- nume occasions to score. but|day sermon and vocal selections was, ted by the strong north end | were given by the choir, especially n. backed b e potent rear augmented and under the supervi- Executing several N. Y. U. sion of James J. Grah:m. Hugret and Ryan. both stu- Charles Krysisum ents and players at the Chick Mee- Charles Krysisum. aged 59, dled 1:an school, gained considerable morning at his home, 22 Curtis e with the aid of Radzevich. street. after a short illness. He was A crowd of approximately 2.000 per- | a resident here for the past 13 sons braved the chilly rain to wit- being employed at the New ness the contest. The summary: Departure factory during that Maple Fnds Ponies period of time. Bachman Mallard | Besides his wife, a son, Theodore, Tuneral arrangements, in charge of K. Blogoslawski and Son, are in- complete man he is survived by Kane Hughes Concannen - === Piles Disappear Abraham | No Cutting or Salves Needed Right Tackle Pile sufferers can only get quick, Scher safe and lasting rel'ef by removing he cause—bad circulation of the blood in the lower hewel. Cutting 1d salves can't do this—an internal Jicine m ed. HEM- ROID prescription of Dr. J. S. Leo succeeds, because it re- mov blood congestion and hens the affected parts. HEM-ROID is sold by drugsists rywhere and has such a wonder- record of success right in this Fair D Dept. invites ev- Pile sufferer to try HEM-ROID guarantees money-back it it not end all Pile misery. Bristol | Right Lnd Quarterback Bertnagel Halfback Norakowski ack be rdt this Johnson Fullback s R Hall of Meriden. Umpire, Murphy of Waterbury. Head lines- man, Morris of Ansonia. Time, two eve and two 10 minute periods. ouchdown, Bachman. Substitutions: Maple for W. Hugret. Blasche for Radzevich Ends—Rode er) for Roloff, a Kane for|does J Way Out! f \NELL, FRECKLES, IR YOURE )_/ 740 GAME FOR IT, LETS GET OUT OF WERE BEFORE | SOMETHING HAPPENS ! To US... HOw ABOUT ITZ > J By BLOSSER e ‘Q'ma MOTOR SHUT OFF, UNCLE CLEM AND RiLEY ResT THER PLANE oN THE LARE DONT SgE HIDE NOR HAIR OF A LNING N