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Niagara Falls, N. 6. —($;had changed the contour of the falls mitted to Manufacture (A P)—A slice of rock estimated to i convex to concave. foBolulu, Dec. 5.— (A P ) —Into a Maintenance Cost Is Kept , ! The pile of rock 1. the water waa . weigh 200,000 tons dropped Explosives Because It rk drizzling dawn 27 planes took ' visible where It fell when mist and Table Rock of the Canadian Falls

’ from Wheeler Field today to re- 331*3 Per Cent Below the spray cleared momentarily in gusts here late last night to change the of wind. 'sume search for Flight Lieut. C. T. "Swelled the Reparations contour o f the huge cataract for It was the third slide at Niagara P. Ulm and his two companions, Falls In recent years. Engineer’s Estimate; In- the second time within five months. wrlth only a “ bare chance” they A large curve developed In the Fund.” No water was falling ovef Table could find the Australian fliers who American Falls, the smallest of the terest on Mortgage Paid. Rock when the huge block broke two cataracts In 1031. A t that time were forced down at sea yesterday and plunged into the gorge on the a slice of rock 150 feet deep and 300 Washington, Dec. 5.— (A P )—K In their flight from Oakland, Calif. feet wide fell Into the Niagara Twenty-four naval planes and Canadian side. The new break was statement that Nobel, Ltd., British river. It was estimated to weigh three Arm y ships roared Into the The Manchester Water and Sewer believed to have been from 60 to 60 80.000 tons. munitions firm founded by the overcu t skies. Aviators, experi- department has completed the first feet long and about 100 feet wide. The second big fall five months donor of the International peaca enced In flying the stretches of wa- The rock which fell was part of a year imder municipal ownership ago, brought down rock 100 feet ter between the islands, said It New and startling revelations were expected as the Senate Munitions Inquiry resumed Its hearings at sector on which spectators often prize, was guilty of “ winking” at with a surplus, after all expenses of wide and fifty feet or more deep would be “a miracle" If the search- Washington, D. C. Left to right are the committeemen and their ald.s: Senators Arthur Vanclenburg, VV. stood to view the wonder of nature the rcarmln„ of Germany In viola- from the Canadian cataract. Table ing planes were able to sight the maintenance and allowances for de- Warren Barbour. Gerald P. Nye, chairman; Alger Hiss, Investigator; Senator Bennett Champ Clark; Ste- when they came here. tion of the Versailles 'Treaty waa Rock' was close to this point. .lost fliers, considering weather con- preciation have been deducted, of phen Rausbenbush, committee counsel, and Senator James F. Pope. Ellison Kaumeyer, general man- presented today to the Senate mu- Kaumeyer said the new break waa ditions. 313,812.18, Fred H. Parker, superin- ager of the Niagara Parks commis- nitions committee. probably caused by erosion by wind One aviator doubted that, except tendent, said today. When the utili- sion estimated the fall of rock at The committee also received evi- 200,000 tons. He said the break and rain. dence that the State Department in by accident, the searchers would ty companies were placed under 1925 recognized the Allies were fii^ the men, even If they were cer- municipal supervision, estimates of BOOTLEGGERSTILL tain to be within a known area of probable expense for the year begin- conniving with Germany in violat- REPEAL MADE MILLION ing the Versailles Treaty becausa 50 miles square, adding “ that’s 2,- ning Sept. 1. 1932 and ending Sept. 500 square miles to search over. permitting the Illegal manufactura 1, 1933, were given by Bennett & There’s just a bare chance, no Terry, appraisers of the former Che- ACTIVE IN NATION of explosives In Germany "swelled RUMOR SAYS HAMILTON the reparations fund.” more.’’ ney Brothers properties and by FOR STATE IN ONE YEAR Correspondence between the Du Slim Chance Superintendent Parker. A chance, and It w u considered Pont company and it: foreign de- Estimated Cost partment drew the charge of slim, still existed that Ulm, bis co- Bennett * Terry estimated that Sec. Morgenthau May Make IS IN FEDERAL HANDS “winking” from Senator Vanden- pilot, George Littlejohn and N avi- the probable average monthly bud- gator J. Leon Skilling, may have Nearly 6,000 Permits Issued PRESIDENT ENDS berg (R., Mich.), who was conduct- get for maintenance would be 33.- been picked up by a slow Japanese a Radio Appeal to the ing the inquiry. sampan, several htmdred .miles at 446, and Superintendent Parker’s One of the lettera plainly said sea. Because the sampan’s are not estimate was 32,258 per month. The m Past 12 Months - 93 yiSIT TO GEORGIA mow of “U i Face” Nd- AUSTRIA, GERMANY Nobel could have brought pressure equipped with radio, news of such water and sewer department, tn Its Country’s Drinkers. on the British government to stop a rescue would be delayed. first year of operation, has effected Revoked— 734 Dropped ___ 50K Has Been Under violation o* the peace pact by Ger- I f the fliers had maraged to reach a saving in maintenance costs of ap- BETTER RELATIONS man manufarturen in 1926 but did proximately 33 per cent less than not do so because o f ita German shore their presence would be al- Washington, Dec. 5— (A P ) — On the engineer’s estimate. Out Themselves. Leaves for White House connection. most Immediately reported, since Arrest Since Thanksgiv- ---- the Islands are Ml connected by ra- A total of 354,250 interest on first I repeal’s first anniversary today the The Evidence diophone. niortgage bonds, assumed by the After Holding Conference! ^oo^'esger remains such a menace . The evidence about the State De- The liner President Coolldge town when the utility companies By ASSOCIATED PRESS " 1 to the government revenues and the ing, Officials Say. Reich Envoy Succeeds in partment was In a letter from Aiken Simona, Du Pont Washington came Into port early today, appar- were purchased, and Interest on the legal trade that Secretary of the Today was an anniversary to representative, to his company, re- ently having given up the search. 3650,000 Issue o f bonds floated for Treasury Morgenthau is reported to many Connecticut residents who On Fanners’ Problems. Efforts to Improve Friend- porting on a conversation be had It had turned from its course yes- the purchase, have been paid. This be preparing a radio appeal to con- Chicago, Dec. 5.— (AP) — Pos- terday when the plane radioed its amount, a fixed charge each year, celebrated the repeal of the 18th with Allen W. Dulles, chief of the sumers to buy only legitimate stuff. sibility that John Hamilton, ace gun- department’s Near Ekstern division. fuel w u exheusted u d It w u land- amounts to a little more than 31.000 Amendment, December 5, 1933—a ship; Concludes Visit. Warm Springs, Ga.. Dec. 5.— Strong demands that taxes be ner of the Dtllinger gang already The letter said In refereiu:e to ing on the water.. slashed are being prepared for the a week. year ago. was under arrest was among a num- manufacture and export of explo- Naval Shipa Search Provide Bond Payment (A P )—President Roosevelt leaves For a one year old Infant, repeal sivea from Germany In violation of Throughout the night 35 naval When the water and sewer com- hla southland study home today (Contlnnod on Page Tw o) ber of rumors that cropped up today Vienna, Dec. 5— (A P )— Franz von vesMls swept the darkness with has done mighty well for Connecti- following revelation that Mrs. Helen the Treaty: panies were purchased, it was stipu- firmly committed to the New Deal Papen, German minister, ia return- searchlights and continued cruising Glllis, widow of "Baby Face” Nelson "Mr. Dulles said he was well lated in the contract that none of cut— at least from a revenue stand- experiment to bring parity for aware of this and that he was also for the lucklcM fliers today. point— having brought more than a has been held by Federal agents ing to Vienna today, presumably The theory grew among naval of- the serial bonds would have to be re- farmer.s througn acreage control. aware that powder and other muni- tired until September 1, 1936 at million dollars into the coffers of several days. bearing the Christmas present of ficials that Ulm’s plane had landed Mr. Roosevelt is convinced there STUDENT SUDDENLY Government man hunters seeking tions were continually shipped out which time 317,000 In serial bonds the state. better relations with Austria. short o f Oahu and to the nortbeut. Is little opportunity for measurable Hamilton as the accomplice of N el- of Germany with the connivance of would come due. In the accounting Tax commission figures disclose The belief was expressed in outlets of American agriculture son In the slaying of Department of the AUies since the resulting a a l « an estimated revenue of 31,150,000 authoritative quarters that Von (Oontinaed on Page Three) made to date provision for payment surpluses abroad because of in- Justice Operatives Samuel Cowley of munitions swelled the reparaUoa for the short time liquor has been DIES IN GYM GAME Papen, coming from conferences of one-half of the serial bond due on creased synthetic processes there and Herman E. Hollis refused to fund.” legalized and since repeal has re- Protosto Ohargo ^ Sept. 1 has been made. and that the way out for American comment or to indicate If Hamil- placed that old pass word of cellar (Continued on Page Tw o) Irenes Du Pont, on the w ltnew Including the 317.000 serial bond armera is to adjust consumption to ton’s trail had been picked,’ up. hideaways— "B ill sent me.” stand, took >ssue with Vandenberg payment of September 1, 1935 and demand, thereby bringing about A veil of secrecy likewise (yas ROOSEVETPLEADS The million dollar figure was for placing blame on the Nohai Interest charges on the ol

by Secretary Edward M. Peters in genthau and Ickcs, Harry L. Hop- the second student of the school to vestigators Information aa to the to a confide tlat gtvem m ent report die while engaged in athletics at the whereabouts of Hamilton. prepared In 1926 and distributed la Wubington, Dec. 5.— (A P)— At- Hartford. kins, relief administrator and Rex- stroy Recovery Plans. Institution within a month. On Nov. The fact that no announcement of Allied governmental circles. tempts were under, way today to re- AT STUDIO FIRE The commission accounted for ford G. Tugwell, under-secretary of 3615,354 In permit fees from May 6, agriculture, who have been working 7, Donald J. Nado, 17, son of Harry Mrs. Glllis’ detention was made un store harmony in the Republican 1933— when beer was legalized on these Issues here, board the train L. Nado, secretary of the Greenwich N ew York. Dec. 6—(AP)—Walter STARTUNO STATEBUENT Party whloh finds such ,two old time Chamber of (tommcrce, died on the (Continued on Pnge Two) Washington, Dec. 6—(AP)—Sen- friends u Senator Borah, and Sena- throughout the United States—un- for Washington with Mr. Roosevelt. J. Kohler, former governor of Wis- Postmaster General Farley will al- Havemeyer athletic field at the ator Vandenberg (R., Mich.), told tor (Jouzens touing barbs at each til Nov. 15, 1934; levies made by the consin, speaking today before the One Man Dies of Heart Dis- state upon places which began sell- so travel with him. school of a heart attack when he Congress of American Industry, the Senate munitions commlttea to- other. ing with the firing of the first shot He will arrive at the White House was running in track practice. warned that “labor racketeers” may day that the re-armlng of Germany A plea by Theodore Roosevelt Jr., that was beard ’round the Nation.’- tomorrow just In time for luncheon. Dr. John A. Clark, medical exam- destroy the economic progress of and Austria, despite the V e rs a ll^ that Republicans build themselves ease, Two Others Are NOTED JOURNALIST Treaty, waa accomplished by So'farcas the state Itself is con- No engagements have been made iner who happened to be in the the United States. up u “constructive liberals’’ wu acliool medicine room today with Dr. •’forces even more powerful than cerned. no part of these monies re- for the day. 'There Is grave danger today widely regarded u an attempt at Thomas O’Donnell examining fresh- governments." . main with It Peters said. They re- With an eye to the “ Little F el- that the combined efforts o f the peace making, though It w u penned Seriously Injured. low,” the Presldq.nt last night an- men, reached Curry as he gasped DIES IN ENGLAND The Michigan Senator conducted vert in the caqe of retail fees, to the possibly sincere theorists advocat- before the Borah-Couzens clash. towns from whence they came and nounced favor for an amendment to his last. The medical examiner, said the Inquiry aa the committee went In a letter published by the Na- ing the fallacies of spreading em- Into the subject of armamenU In with the wholesale payments to the the Bankheod Act exempting from death was due to coronary embol- ployment and making extravagant tional Republican Club Review, the Burbank, Calif., Dec. 5— (A P )— the acreage restriction farmers who ism. governmental expenditures, together foreign countries. son of the famous "T. R." said a re- Fire swept Warner Brothers First Was Running Investigators previously siM (Oonttnued on Page Tw o) produce two bales or less. Lord Riddefl Known On Both with labor racketeers who are ob- National Studios here, causing one Students in the gymnasium at the they had new evidence that Am en- organized party should strive to cor- In an Informal talk with news- sessed with a rule or ruin program death, Injuring 15 persons and do- time, said Curry had just kicked the can arms manufacturer* brualiea rect "the failures In our present papermen whom he visited on the X X X X may disrupt and destroy the ing damage estimated at 3300,000 ball and was running across the aside treaties and embargoes to social structure’’ without abandon- eve of departure from the commun- Sides of Atlantic Passes unparalleled economic progress our before It wm extinguished early to- ship their Implementa o f war ing “ sound policies" or embarking ity here, he explained this was done floor when he fell. nation so fa r has made,” he said. day. SKIPPER ARRESTED School authorities said Dr. Clark Germany and China. 4 on “ untried schemes." first with a view to improving the Employes ,Rlghto Albert Rounder, 65-year-old fire pased Chirry in a physical examin- at Age of 69. Irenes DuPont, munlUpns manttij.l' Senator McNary of Oregon, the lot o f the small grower and second- “It 1s essential for our future in- chief of the motion picture studio, ly, to simplify the vast machinery ation when the youth was a fresh- facturer, waa on the stand. T h e . Republican floor leader, and a be- dustrial program that the right of died at a first aid station of heart man and that Curry’s .family physi- hearing roon. waa crowded wltn ; liever In liberalisation of the party, AFTER LONG CHASE of regulation. employes to deal with their employ- failure which doctors said waa in- cian, Dr. J. H. Staub had examined spectators and waiting witnesses. plans to Invite western Indepen- Asked about his Important studies Walton Heath, England. Dec. 5. ers individually or collectively, In duced by the excitement of the con- him on several occasions since then Vandenberg, In an opening stats-] dents to confer on party organiza- here with principal aides on the. (A P ) —Lord Riddell, 69, one of the minority as well as majority groups, flagration. and reported him fit. ment, auggeoted the r e -a n n ln g «* j tion. vital relief and budget problems to most outstanding figmi"*® of the be maintained x x x . Rudolph Hoop, an actor, and,Nick Curry played football early last Germany Involved not only dlrsst i Looe Hand Senator be put before Congress, the Presi- British Journalistic world, died to- “It is axiomatic that no general Potskoff, studio workman, were the Canadian Monntie Gets His night with the Riverside team and profits to the munitions industry but M Couzens of Michigan, though dent smiled and replied; "January day of the effects of a cold con- economic recovery ie possible If In- most seriously Injured. EUich suffer- complained of feeling ill, his team- indirect profits resulting from f » f ; known u a lone hand Senator, often 3." This is the day when CoWress tracted October 23. dustrial strife, Buch as character- ed a broken leg, minor burns, and convenes. mates said, but today he had said In other countries o f a h u gone along with the western in- Man A fter Trailing Him The Baron of Wa.ton Heath waa ized the past year and a half, con- bruises. Farley Present he felt well enough before entering Germany. dependents, Somewhat to the capi- created for him in 1920 as a result tinues.” Officials of the film plant said the Postmaster General Farley, chalr- the gymnasium. He aald the committee bad ^ tal’s surprise he 'lurled a chirilenge of his position in journalism. Re-establishment of prosperity, fire swept over about half the 80 Besides his mother, he leaves an He was born George Riddell, May desire to ’’Impugn the motlveaf* yesterday In the direction of Borah for Two Years. said Kohler, can be attalneil only acres occupied by the studio but (Oontlnned on Page Tw o) older brother, Spencer. 25, 1865, and was well known on foreign governments but was mars-' Bf Idaho, noted Independent. through mutual confidence between that the area, wns of minor Import- both sides of the Atlantic for hla ly seeking to establish the vlewpstott After Borah had sought the ance to the production o f pictures. employer and employe. of the munitions makers. ’ Manchester, N. H., Dec. 5— (AP) work. He began In life as a lawyer, He voiced the fear that unemploy- resignation of National Chairman For a time Barnes threatened to but went into newspaper work In “The treaties after the war, , Henry P. Fletcher In valal and de- sweep to the front of the lot, oc- — Captain Freeman I^atfleld, ment reserves supported by public Vandenberg aald, "declared that ^ solemn, erect and silent, today 1888 and steadily Increased the funds would become a pawn In the manded a reorganization, Couzeu c u p y by sound stages, administra- neither Germany, Austria, Hungary j awaited extradition to Canada to Huey Long’s Censorship scope of hla journalistic activities. game o f partisan politics. suggested the Idaho Senator ought tion buildings, cutting rooms, de- nor Bulgaria would Import, expoctj face trial In Ottawa January 7 on His Recent Work to come forwud with a constructive veloping rooms and laboratories. “ Far more important than unem- or manufacture arms. charges of defrauding the Canadian His most recent work was the platform. The blaze destroyed many outdoor ployment insurance,” be said, “ Is ” lt roust be generally admltb government of 37,276.72. publication of a threa-volume diary employment assurance. It would be ‘TU give him a platform headed sets. Including the famous “New Rapped by Yale Paper that this control has failed oyer^ . ^ v in g behind-the-scenes glances at no service to the workers them- ay a plank to tax tax-exempt securi- York Set," used In filming many Captain Hatfield has been living period of years and the peace seek the world stage before, during and selves to impose a system so bur- tlu" Borah flared. pictures. quietly on a small farm in nearby liig world la face to face with ‘ Candla since retiring from the sea. New Haven, Conn., Dec. 5.—(AP)VMr. Long will be to their long after the war. densome to industry as to lessen the Weallky Mas Firs apparatus from Burbank, question whether any paper (^mt He waa arrested on the farm ^yes- standing credit The first volume, published In ability of Industry to provide jobs." One of the Senate’s wealthiest Hollywood and Los Angeles aided —The Yale Dally News asserting Jime, 1933, covered the war years, can be made effective. terday by a Royal Canadian Mount? “But the press the country over oaen, Oouzens Is reported to have studio equipment in bringing the that the fight for the freedom of the second published In November, “The whole allied crorld must i ed policeman who had spent two should register their support o f treasury balance targe holdings o f exempt securities. flames imdex control. 1933, covered the half decade after realize it baa not been . year* trailing him. the press must be constant, called these men not only because they Hearing of that remark, Couzens Discovered by Director Michael the armIsUce, while "More Pages enough to make Its control sSad-jj Curtis as he left a sound stage with The retired mariner expressed on the press o f the Nation to sup- feel a remote sympathy for them, Washington, Dec. 5.— (AP)>—The Brst laughed and then answered: from My Diary," covering the period tlve. 75 extree, the fire, then-just a wisp great surprise when the mountie, a port the editors of the Reveille, but because, for their own sakes, position of the Treasury, December “ I never beard Borah make such from 1908 to the eve of the war, “Forces, even mors powerful < of smoke, was raging by the time U. 8. deputy marshal and a Man- Loulsiaiia State University student the fight for the freedom of the 3: ReceipU 332,5(M.609.21; expend! governments themselves, hsv« t proposal in the Senate, and If he chester police inspcc’.or placed him publication “ in the .censorship” press must be constant. I t can nev- was published recently. tures 355.346,704,25; balahcc 31,561.- the first outside equipment reached Riddell leaves no heir and the a stake In this outcome. W s lou I’U be glad to support it in under arrest. squabble centering around Senator er be wholly and surely won.” 820,426.31. Customs receipts for the the studio. barony therefore becomes extinct. hunting ths poasibls tdentlficat ipito of the fact that Borah bellevu BaU to Refused Huey Long. The L. S. U. Reveille,” the paper Ths extras, who bad been work- He was credited with breaking month 32,625,644.40. of such forces." it unconsUtuUonal." He accompanied the officers In an editorial “Precarious Free- said, “ is effectually under the heel ing on a Paul Muni picture, “Black down the overly strict censorship Receipts for the fiscal year (since Japan's Attltads Recalling that he had offered hack quietly to Manchester, waa remand- dom,” the Eli undergraduate pub- of one Huey Long. Nr effective pro- Joined forces with firemen in prevailing in the early days o f the July 1) 31.491,037,636.76; expendi- In this connection be rsfjprrsd B 1924 to finance a Borah for Presi- battling the flames. ed to jail and refused bail after the lication aald; test has been made by an apathetic war. Long a close friend of David tures 32,964.153,152.62 (Including Janon’a plan to denounce tbd r lent campaign, he said be w u now Firemen said they thought the R.CJK.P. explained to a U. 8 . C om - “Even though their case seems to and materlalintic (atate supported) 81,556,686.205.70 o f emergency ex- pact this month and said: ‘deeply obU^ted to Borah for re- missioner that Captain Hatfield waa be hopeless, the editors o f the Re- student body n- t if there were any Lloyd George, the wartime prime flamea might have firiglnated from minister. Riddell became a link be- penditures); excess of expenditures "The majority apokasmaa 'using because If he had accepted It sparks In the machine shop which a fugitive from charges that he con- veille and their «..:soclates have fol- real trouble tl'o indomitable King- tween the British press and govern- 81,473,110,61SA6. G o l d a s s e t o 88.- vould have been a terrible catu- was deatroyed along with the tin, lowed the only possible course. fish would undoubtedly make every- ment offices. 132.944.586.98. (( SB P a g e ' iropbe fbr tti6 conntip.’’ carpenter and plumbing sbopa. (OoattaiMd M N l« Their courage, attested In defining body suffer.' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN . WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 8,1984, PAG Blii permitted (IIS ) would be Included (a tbe face o f tbe note. ENGLAND W ILL PROTECT Val J eu lod His PRESIDENT ENDS STATE SAVES S24.DOO conauroptlon o f important m aterial! was paid for by the water jdepart- fit aaaociatlon and aooial' TELL The ooet, aa compared With ordin- such as steel and lumber and could ment. MAKING SAFE DRIVING cational cluba at Cbenay aty M or 90 day bank loana, U N. Y. Stocks INTERESTING PROGRAM HORACE L. GARDNER ELECTION IN THE SAAR New Eoglaid Champioiis VISIT TO GEORGIA n mSDRANCE MONEY Local Stocks DIZZY DEAN SIGNS, MARKET KEEPSUP play an Important part in recovery. N o order to the contrary has been has bam elected to tlie board cHT ( higher but ooippared with tbe aame The anniversary of repeal waa Issued for the shoveling out of hy- rectors of the National RMtau OF HOUSING ACT type o f loana payable In monthly in- Thnraday, Dee. g, School St. Ilee (OnmlalMd by rntnair Oa.y AT W.C.T.IT. MEETING celebrated by considerable buying drants this winter and ih case of a CAMPAIGN IN STATE Association. He la now a residentIK ( atallmenu, it-la much lower than 8 :M to 11:10 (Ceetieiwd fran Para Ooa) Adam Exp ...... New York and has been a memb Willing to Send Troops There Survey Shows That That ..112 Central Bow. Hartinrd, Osna. of alcohol shares. Non-ferrous fall of snow sufficient to cover the NAMED A DIRECTOR heretofore available. The reduced I5e Adinisaioa Includes cheeking. Air Reduc...... SALARYNOT KNOWN ITS MARCH AHEAD of tbe National Ckide committee If France Will Keep Out of Alaska Jun ...... 17K metals also pushed up substantially, hydrants, the work will be done as m coat la made possible because of tbe man o f the Democratic National Amooiit Can Be Saved in the evidently reflecting fresh inflation Inspectors Here Yesl,i Cap Nat Bank A Trust 7 A program of jmusual interest BEAUTIFUL CALENDAR the League of Nations, announced 118th Obeervation Squadron, the Conn. R iv e r ...... 450 than expectation of further devalu- work and in recent years has been also will return with Mr. Roosevelt. state armoriee and contents and the Am Rad St 8 ____ .. 15% was presented ^Mterday afternoon New Highs for Year— Michael A. Connor is making a spe- Elects Former Personnel today that If France will agree not The monthly meeting of Girls’ Htfd. Conn. Trust . . . . 54 Ace Hnrler Has Agreed to ation o f tbe dollar. director of personnel of tbe Childs Tbe President in talking with Normal schools,' dormitories and Am Smelt ...... 36K at tbe regular meeting of the Man- cial drive to check automobiles in Here Today. ^ i to send troOps into the Saar basin Friendly aenlor class of St. Maty’s Hartford NaUona) ...... 18% IS BASED ON HISTORY company of New York city. He la I territory and if Germany 1s willing, newspapermen told of tbe fight to contents of the state, just complet- Am Tel and Tel .., ..110 chester branch o f the Woman’s all parts of the state In a safety In his forties, married and has threa BOOTLEGGER S n U church, which was to have been held ., 86 Phoenix St. B. and T . 168 Chief at Cheney Brothers. ‘ Great Britain will police the Saar cut down the 13,500,000 bales of ed by State Comptroller Anson F. Am Tob B ...... Terms to r’35. CHirlatlan Temperance Union. The Dolhr Goes Up. campaign. children. In the church tonight baa been poet- .. 15 Insurance Stocks with British troops during tbe Saar cotton surplus of two years ago and Keeler will save to tbe state a total Am Wat Wks ... meeting was held In tbe parlor of FOUR APPRAISAL HRMS John L. Jenney Distributing In tbe crew that worked In Man- In an effort to ■UmulaU fre a u r I poned until Thursday night, Decem- Anaconda ...... 10% Aetna Casualty...... 53% plebiscite next month. creditsd the Bankhead Act a heavy ed ta the circulara. the value of while the actual price Is about 12)8 0>ca Cola ...... liam Rush gave excellent reports of rencies were quiet. proposed revaluation have been ed about 7,500. receipts last month were ^,932.94 the 118th Observation Squadron for do., p f d ...... 45 terms. inakc a splendid appearance and Main street yesterday afternoon it property can be materially enhanc- But tbe announcement of tlie Brit- cents. This he regards as quite aa a period o f three years amounts to Col Carbon ...... 73 Breadon returned last night from the W. C. T. U. Institute which was Rail shares extended yesterday’s sent to three of the original com- WAIT OI ITT TTi Below EsUmates ' compared with 89,(M7.S3 in Novem- S N E T C o ...... 103 would be a credit to any wall upon was found that there was aboard 1 > €d. Ub envoy was not the only sensation accomplishment. 812,537.98. Tbe saving on armor- Ckiml Solv ...... 22% ten-day visit to Florida where he held recently In Ellington. A social recovery, but miscellaneous Indus- panies Interested and to one com- the truck shipments from Now i Dr. James M, Doran, head of the ber of 1933. Manufacturing Stocks which they might be hung. t "Improvement of your property," of the day. But, he warned that he was not ies and contents will amount to Ck>ns Gas ...... 24'b had several conferences with the hour followed during which tea was trials soon took tbe lead. Utilities pany who made application yester- York that were to be delivered In : distilled spirits code authority said Pierre Laval. France's foreign aiming for any 20 or 25 cent cotton Cons on ...... 814 Am Hardw-arc...... 19 % sagged for a time in the morning, day. 'th e booklet aaya, "indirectly beoe- The Manchester Garden club 85,583.19 and the saving on normal [pitcher who last fall capped a hlgh- served. Manchester. It was learned th a t: legal consumption of spirits has minister, told the council that through the acreage control pro- Cont Can ...... 63 Am Hosiery ...... but soon were pulled up again by The companies expected to file 'flta the whole community by em- which holds Its December meqting schools amounts to 88,453.15. lly successful season by winning the load that had contained these! i pl ring men and creating a demand been only about one-half of the France absolutely will not partici- gram. Rather, he was seeking to <3orn P ro d ...... ,. 60 Arrow H and H, com .. the general upward trend. Shares bids before Monday are: The Na- 03 on Monday evening, will, aa usual, The amount paid for tbe appraisal two world series games from the shipments had come In from New i N ew L ow P rices more conservative estimates made a bring shout a parity level for the Del L and W n ...... ,. 20 do., pfd...... getting up around 1 to 2 points in- tional Appliance Company of Bos- NO WORD RECEIYED .'for materlala. WTien you Improve pate In any International force which start off the round- of Christmas it. 85,026, the net saving for the Detroit Tigers. 15 BUYERS AT POULTRY York, had unloaded at the W a ter-! year ago. He, called for stlffcr law cotton farmer whereby be got value Du P o n t ...... fiS-)4 Billings and Spencer.. % cluded U. S. Steel, American Tele- ton, Mass.; Municipal Service Com- 1 vour home or bualneaa property, may be scot into the Saar. I partiea. This annual event will three years being 819,549. His young brother, Paul, pitched bury terminal and was sorted. I t ' ; otbera are Inaplred . to do llkewiac. enforcement. received for his crop In comparison Elastman Kodak . . . ,.113'i Bristol Brass...... 29 31 phone, CIHirysIer, Western Union, pany of Hartford; J. M. Cleraen- Government officials estimated Previously France had warned the j take place at the Y. M. C. A . Mon- In revising the Insurance on state the other two St. Louis scries vic- OF PACIFIC FUERS was then loaded onto the truck to * WTien neighborhood atandard.a aro to what he paid for other goods. Elec and M u s ...... ,. 7 . do., p f d ...... 109 — tories which gave the Cardinals AUCTION YESTERDAY Union Pacific, Delaware and Hud- shaw Company of (Cleveland, Ohio, At Hale's 'Self-Serve' the people have drunk 42,000,000 world that she was ready to enter ; day at 7:30 p. m. There will be properties Comptroller Keeler can- be delivered from Waterbury to dif-; r a l ^ —your own property natural- the Saar with troops for the main- I f that Is done be feels more will Elec Auto Lite ...... 27% Case, Lockwood and B 140 — the championship. son, National Distillers, U. S. Indus- and The Manufacturers Appraisal ferent points In Connecticut. ■ • gallons of distilled spirits and 35,- i games, music and refreshments and celled policies on state armories (Jolllna Co...... 70 — ' ly becomea more valuable." tenance o f order, should the League have' been accompllahcd for the amounting to more than 8300,000. Gen Elec ...... 20 '% trial Alcohol, American Machine Company of New York. (ConUnoed from Page One) The Inspectors went over the way Plus The Additional Saving O f 00,000 barrels of beer. ! each member will bring a g ift not The Selectmen have reserved the Any property owner. Individual, governing committee call for them. south than any other thing In tbe The date of maturity on existing Gen F ood s...... -.. . . 3") Colt’s Firearms ...... 23% 25> R. M. Reid and Son Conducting and foundry, Liggett and Myers B, bills and held the truck. The driver ■ The govern.nent, which levies a I to exceed 25 cents. Eagle Lock ...... 20 24 right to reject un^- or all bids. Agreeing with this theory Com- Green Stamps! i partaerabip or corporation, with a lifetime of the people today. policies has not been changed in any Gen M o to rs ...... 33'4 Sale at Wiliimantic — W'hat Case, Lambert, Westlnghouse Elec- was sent back to Hartford, where , $2 excise tax on each gallon of Fafnir Bearings...... 50 60 mander E. W. Tod directed naval regular income from aalary, com- He believea tbe same theory ap- Instance, tbe comptroller explained, Gillette ...... 13-'<4 OPEN SALVATION ARMY’S tric, U. S. Rubber 1st Preferred, the owner of the truck met him and, domestic liquor, has fallen some I Sunset Council, Degree of Poca- Fuller Brush, Class A . 7 — Esrgs Sold For. searchers to scour this territory 1 roiaaiona, buatneaa or other aaaured plies to other agriculture products today and c6ntraiy to reports cur- Gold Dust ...... 17-'Si American Smelting, U. S. Smelting, after securing a new act of Connee-; • .VII Orders $1.00 or Over, Delis’ered FREE. 8120.000. 000 short of collecting what ; hontas, will hold a setback party Gray Tcl Pay Station. 10 12 thoroughly. ' income, may obtain a loan upon ap- TROUBLE WITH G. 0. P. and that the solution Is through rent In some circles, no policies have Hudson Motors . . . ,. 12-T4 Cerro de Pasco, and others. Inter- ticut plates they were brought to i ban It expected. Besides tbe excise tax, i for the benefit of the council tomor- Hart and Cooley . . . . . — 126 CHRISTMAS SALE TONIGHT Fifteen buyers were present at the UNEMPLOYED HREMEN Commander Tod said he doubted It l plication to any National bank protected Federal control of acre- been Written on state properties for Int Harv ...... 39 national Business Machines and Manchester, placed on the- truck and ampany, Imported liquors are assessed IS a i row night at 8:30 at the home of Hartmann Tob, com ... — 6 auction sale of eggs and fowl of the the plane still waa afloat. First In Town With This Ix)w Price! js t e t o bank or Trust cai age. He does not think It necessary, long terms. In fact no Insurance has Int N ic k ...... ,. 22% Penney rose about a point, and the delivery of the goods in the I bank. gafion. Beer la taxed $5 a barrel. ; Mrs. James Aceto, 570 Center do., pfd...... 22 __ Wiliimantic Poultry Association, "When a plane comes down on j Savinga bank. Industrial IS DEFINED BY CROSS however, to provide compulsory been placed for a period greater Int Tel and Tel . . . . ,. 9% United Aircraft, radio preferred truck was re.suniod at 5:1.5, the: The Revenue I street. Prizes will be awarded and Int S ilv e r ...... 22 26 Inc., held In Wiliimantic yesterday TO UNCOVER HYDRANTS the water. It comes down hard" he ] Building It Loan association or Fin regulation for other crops. than three years. Johns Manvllle . . . . ,. 55 Mrs. BriKsdicr Bates of Hart- issues, and Reynolds Tobacco B, truck having been hold In Mnnehes-! JACK FROST m Up to November 1, 1394,672,224 refreshmentii served. All players do., pfd...... 66 70 afternoon at which Robert M. Reid fractions to new higbs for the year. said. "When a plane hits the water 1 ance company. I welcome. Kennecott ...... IT 14 ford to Be Present — Sale ter for about three liour.s before' I Amounts may be obtained rang- rolled into treasury money bins, of Governor Says No Party Can Landers, Frary A Clk. 31% 33',- & Son are doing the auction work. The Improvement in railroad se- It probably turns turtle. Although which 135,107,018 represented im- Lehigh Val Coal . . . Will Continue Tomorrow. There was a total of 83 cases, each If There’s a Heavy Fall of Snow changes were made. I m g from |100 to |2,000 and the Expert to Win Without a Lehigh Val R d ___ New Brit. Mch„ com.. 4 6 curities had a stimulating effect radio reports seemed to indicate the ports. A son Was born December 3. to RUMOR SAYS HAMILTON ...... 11% containing 360 eggs that were sold Men Will Be Assigned to I notes may run from one to five REPEAL MADE MILUON LIgg and Myers B ...... 109 do., pfd...... 30 — upon the general market, although plane was upright when It landed S ug ar A promise of better and choa|>cr Platform. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford RIsley of W il- at the auction and also 15 crates of yesterday after It landed there is ; years. The only security required Loew's ...... 38 ■%Mann A Bow, Class A . 3 7 definite news developments o f a Task by Chief Foy. .'\galn tho Srlf-8m-p leada In lowering the price of sugar In liquor In 1988 came from Joseph H. li mantle, formerly of this town. Mrs. Brigadier Bates of Hart- fowl. still danger of It becoming water- > is an adequate regular income and Lorillard ...... 22 do., Class B ...... — 1 character to account for the uptrend town. The natlunally known .|.-\CK FROST C.-\NB migar in (Thoate, Jr., alcohol control admin- New Haven, Dec. 5.— (A l’ »—Gov- FOR STATE IN ONE YEAR ■ IS IN FEDERAL HANDS ford will open tbe annual Christmas Large eggs brought from 33 to 36 logged and sinking.” DRAMATIC GROUP > a good ciedit record in the com- Monsanto Chem ...... 59 North and J u d d ...... 19% 21S- in these securities were lacking. Unless there is a change In the •J.5-ll>. cloth hugs— (not hulk Mignr)— at 8l.2ii. Refined in the istrator. ernor Wilbur L. Cross was quoted The regular monthly meeting of sale of the Women’s Home League 3-4 cents a dozen In case lots. Me- The fliers first warning that they i mimlty. The annual Income of the Mont Ward ...... 30 Niles, Bern P o n d ...... 9 11 Chart theorists, however, had been plans that have been followed in the U. S. .-\. Untouched by human hand*— clean and aanitary. While repeallsts say the Nation by the Yale Daily News in an Inter- the W. B A. Guard club will be at the Salvation Army tonight at 7 dium size eggs sold from 28 to 32 were In danger came at 7:30 a. m., > signers of tbe note must be at least Continued from Page One) (Uontiniied from Page One) Nat Biscuit...... 30 Peck, Stow and Wilcox 2 4 worried over tbe failure of the rail past the removal of snow from TO MEET THURSDAY took the correct step a year ago, view published today os saying that held tomorrow night with Mrs. o’clock. In the absence of Mrs. A r- cents a dozen In case lots and pullet yesterday (1 p. m. e.s.t.l. Soon ; five times the annual payments on Nat Cash R e g ...... Russell Mfg ...... 16 22 stocks to "confirm” the recent ad- around hydrants in the South Man- such prohibition leaders aa F. Scott the' trouble with the llepubllcan John McCarthy of Strickland ...... 18-% thur Kittle, prominent leader In eggs brought from 25 to 27 cents a came these messages: j tbs bote. party lies In Its lack of issue. counties where the person paying til yesterday gave strength to a Nat Dairy ...... 17'4 ScovllI ...... 19 % 21*1 the league who is confined to the vance tn industrials by joining tbe chester Fire District will be done } N o "down" paymsnt is rsqulrsd McBride aay repeal failed to ‘'re- ■treet. dozen. "We have very little gasoline left” South Church Dramatists to "N o political party In these the fee carries on bis business. luggeatton In unofficial circles that Nat DlstlUers...... 28‘b Stanley W o rk s ...... 22 24 Memorial hospital \x-ith a fractured movement, so when the rails finally by members of the South Manches- .Medium Size ‘ and the financial Initltutlon adranc- medy a single liquor evil.’’ In disposing of the 16 crates of said the messages. days," the undergraduate publica- 8,858 Permits Issued Hamilton already may be In custody. N Y Central...... 23 Standard S c re w ...... 55 60 shoulder, Mrs. Beulah Hall, assist- did turn upward, many chart read- ter fire department, selected by Consider Flays for the Com- Strictly Fresh ; log tbe loan cannot collect a total Alcohol control officers said today The members of the Arm y & Navy fowl there were some that sold as "Going down into the sea now, EGGS tion represents the Governor as Hero are some figures Secretary Tbe announcement of the capture N Y N H and H ___ do., pfd., guar...... 100 — ant secretary, and Mrs. Alice Mun- ers accepted it as a bullish sign for Chief Albert Foy. He usually selects , Interest charge In excess of an they believe fewer persons now buy ba. sketball team will report at the ...... 8% low as 10 1-2 cents a pound, this plane will float.” ing Season. saying, "can expect to win an elec- Peters gave out: of the 94-pound Mrs. Glllls, who la Noranda ...... 31-% S my the Mfg. Co...... 33 88 sle, treasure:, will be in charge of the market as a whble. Others, how- men who are unemployed to do the • amount equivalent to a $5 discount directly from bootleggers, than in State Armory tomorrow night at being live weight and smaller than "W e are turning Into wind come tion without some type of platform. 5,852 permits were Issued by his the mother of two small children, North Am ...... 13% Taylor and F e n n ...... — gQ general arrangements. ever, thought the movement In the work. 'Cloverleaf : per glOO o f a one-year note, payable the early days of the wet year but 7:30 for practice. A t the same time some of the others, the high price rails bad not yet gone far enough to pick up us.” The platform. If any, offered by the department the fl’-st year after beer came from Clegg, but there was no Packard ...... 4',TorHngton ...... 69% 71 Mrs. Robina Larder and 'M rs. In former years, before the town A t the Dramatic Group meeting Flm- Creamery In monthly insUItmenta. that tha problem of counterfeit an Invitation Is extended to all Man- official disclosure of What, If any- being at the rate of 20 1-2 cents a be convincing. But a few minutes later; BUTTER Republican party In the recent elec- was legalized. Penn ...... 25% Underwood M fg. Co. .. 57% 59U Emily Lutton will supervise the purcbsised the water works tbe bill Thursday evening, 7:45 o’clock at For example, if one needs 1285 liquor In stores and dispensaries chester basketball players who wish thing, she had revealed. pound, live weight. In the meantime, lacking any- "On water now, SOS" tions was a stand against the New During the first year of beer — Phila Rdg C and I ...... 4% Union Mfg. Co...... — 8 sale of hand-made garments and for removal of the snow was given the South Methodist church, there : for housing Improvements, he might still Is serious. to try out for the team to attend Violated Probation U S Envelope, com . . . 80 — thing definite in the way of news This sinister flash shortly after White I..oar The year has seen production ■ of Deal, a stand based merely on criti- from May 9 — there were 93 revo- Phil Pete ...... 15% g ift articles: Mrs. Annie Clough to CTieney Brothers, or the South will be a consideration of suggested ■ sign n note for 8900, payable In 12 the practice. Should Mrs. Glllls escape a charge do., pfd...... 105 — regarding tbe carriers. Wall street 2:30 p. m., e.s.t.. signalized the start High Grade Jlb.bag2^C legal liquor which Is estimated at cism without anything to offer as cations of permits for all kinds of Pub Serv N J ...... 31', and Mrs. Thomas Maxwell, em- Manchester Water Company, who In plays for the .sea.son's work, and an FLOUR equal monthly Installments. In this of complicity In the Barrington Veedcr Root ...... 32 84 was busy with rumors of new plans of the search for the trio, whose 100.000. 1KM) gallons outrun consump- an alternative. And until the Kc- violations. (Regarded as a small Radio ...... ti'i broideries. CURB QUOTATIONS turn paid the district for the work. outline of piogr'ams for the regular case tha note should not bear In- A t Uie meeting of Memorial percentage.) murders she still would face an 18 Whitlock Coil Pipe ... — 2^ In Washington to put the trans- radio spluttered Into silence. tion by a wide margin. publtcans do find something con- Reading ...... 44 In the absence of Mrs. Kittle, the Last year when it waa necessary to meeting of the group. The Pastor, Alice Foote terest, bseause the maximum charge Lodge, K. of P., to be held tonight 734 holders of permits dropped months sentence for violation of the J.B.WH’ms Co. 810 par 63 — usual cafeteria supper will be omit- portation system on its feet. These structive to replace the present ad- Rem Rand ...... 10'% remove snow frqm around hydrants The first home of European civili- Rev. Leonard C. Harris will lead In McDougull the second rank will be worked on out of their own accord. (Heat of probation she was granted at Madi- ted, but a variety of refreshihents Amer C3t Pow an ' L t B 1% rumors seemed to be baaed largely lb. 3 1 c ministration which they criticize so Rey Tob B ...... 53•» the unemployed firemen did the zation Is said to be the Island of a dlscu.s.sion, "W hat Is Good COFFEE Quality Toffee three candidates. The meeting will competition too much.) son, Wis., last spring after she had INFANT SUFFOCATED items will be offered for sale at ta- Assd Gas and Elec . . . % on conjecture, although It was freely at the present time, their Sears Roebuck ...... 41-1, work aa usual, presented the bill to Crete, located In the Mediterranean Drama". It Is planned to present two success Id gaining the reins of gov- al. so take action on arrangements 45 manufacturers permits were pleaded guilty to harboring Dlllln- Socony Vac ...... Waterbury, Dec. 5— (A P ) — Alan bles presided over by Mrk. Hilda Amer Sup Pow ...... 1% pointed out that a prosperous rail- ...... 14% the water department and the work Sea. plays this year. ernment appears very doubtful.” for the reception to be given to the Issued at an actual gain to the state ger and Tommy Carroll at the Little South P a c ...... 19'i William Huyghe, three months old Kennedy, Mrs. Sophia Holmes, Mrs. Can M a rco n i...... 1% road system would mean heavier Cent States Elec . . . 9-16 Speci.Tl Low Price Thursday! Asked If he believed there was grand chancellor when he makes his of $45,000. Bohemia resort near Mercer, W la Sou P RIc S ...... '23% son of Mr. and Mrs. William E. Lillian enough, who will be assisted official visit, within a short time. The probation order, Clegg sal^ was Huyghe of 328 North Main street, Cities Service ...... 1% any basis to the rumor that be- 899’7,877.95 was total tax paid In South Rwy ...... 17% by Mrs. Captain N. J. Curtis, Mrs. cause of tha large Democratic ma- through tax commission channels revoked last July. ^ St Brands ...... 19 only child, suffocated in his crib Emma Taggart, Mrs. Annie Russell. Cities Serv., pfd . . . . 13% HALE’S MILK ^ A I Jorlty "Congress may run away Persons on the charity list and from July 1—first payment date In It was at tbe Little Bohemia re- St Gas and E l ...... this morning when he turned over Mrs. Annie ciordon, Miss Anna Elec Bond and SI’ ■’.re 8-% Christmas Special .... 6% 8% I from President Roosevelt," the Gov- FIRA work will receive slips for al- 1933— to September 30, 1934. sort that Mrs. GllUa was captured St on Cal ...... 32'4 on his stomach and buried his head Humphries agd Mrs. A. V. Samuel- Ford Limited ...... 'K E ■ T n ' / lotments of fresh meat, canned with Jean Crompton and Marie Con- in the blankets. Death came while Midwest U tils ...... % I I emor said; Secretary Peters said it 1s quite St OU N J ...... 42% son. I "The President baa strong cun- meat and rice at the charity office, different In hIs office today where fortl after Dilllnger and bia confed- Texas Corp ...... 22 his mother and father slept only a The sale of (Thristmas gifts and Nlag Hud Pow . . . . 4 erates bad shot their way out of a Penn Road ...... 2 Qcu- oan tjo ri to ijuoJ jvtrtvttu r* BREAD I trol over Congress and there Is lit- Room 11, Municipal building, to- all Is calm and systematic In opera- Timken Roller Bear ___ 33'a few feet away, unaware of the confections will continue tomorrow 'Ilie bread that made the "Self-Serve” fanioua! A 100 per tle danger of that ever happening." morrow morning. tion In comparison to the chaos of Federal trap and Nelson had killed Trans America .... 6% tragedy. , night at 7 o’clock at the citadel. United Founders . . . '2 rent pure milk loaf baked by Newton Robertiwn Bakery, Hart- tbe spring of 1933 when everybody Federal Agent W. Carter Baum. Union (Carbide . . . . ___ 46 There Is no admission. United Gas ...... 1% ford, (k>nn., according to our ow-n recipe. Sperial sating to- Only once does the word "girl" and everybody’s relatives wanted to During another engagement nearby, Union P a c ...... morrow! a C. C. C. worker, caught In the ....10914 appear In the Bible. The one in- go Into the bualneaa. Unit Alrc (3orp . , . .... 14% FOREIGN EXCHANGF cross fire, was killed os Dilllnger ■tance occurs In Joel, 3:3. Unit Corp ...... 3% and his men made their getaway. Hale’s W arm Unit Gas I m p ...... 1314 Mickey Mouse Formosa SKIPPER ARRESTED U S Ind A le ...... 45% Tea Oolong Ib. 27c I New York. Doc. 6— (AP) — For- U S R u bber...... 17% "L. and 8." : pign exchange irregular: Great AUSTRIA, GERMANY U S Smelt ...... 118% DIU qi. Britain In dollars, others In cents. AFTER LONG CHASE U S S t e e l...... 38% Pickles 21e Great Britain demand, 4.94 3-8; Public BETTER RELATIONS Vick Chem ...... 34% ^Childhood Furniture * Qulck-Arrow 2I-CZ. 4 «E .A W inter cahles;- 4.94 3-8; 90 day hills. Western Union .... (t'-ontlnued from Page One) ---- 37 Soap Chips (Close-out) pkx- J l J| C ■ (.9" 5-.S: Fr.ince demaiij, 9..59; Weat El and M fg . . . . . 35% ' cables. 9:.50; Italy demand. 8.53; 3-raditi8 Royal Irish (OunUnued from Page One) Woolworth ...... 55 Will Give The Children Their Biggest spired to defraud the Canadian gov- Raisin-Niit eahles, S..'>3. Elec Bond and Share (Curb). 8% p DomniX’s;...... * ■ ~■ • ernment by. falsely obtaining... re-, Bread Loaf loaf l^e Card Party parations for a sailing vessel sup- with Chancellor Hitler, intends to ___ ^____^___ Christinas ThrilL _____ I Bclgiuiii. 23.30; Germany, 40.20; posedly torpedoed by a German sub- go to any extreme to carry out«the • Holland, 97.92; Norway, 24.84; D E C E M B E R marine during the w-ar. command given him by tbe mte Coats Monday Evening Sweden. '25.49: Denmark, 22.07; Sank Off Irish Coast President von HIndenberg fo re- Another Big Seller Tomorrow! Finland. 2.21; Switzerland. 32.41; REYEAL NO MOTIVE Christmas really belongs to little boys and girls. If Dec. 10 The ves.sel was "the thrcc-ma.sted establish the old friendship between. Spain, 1 3 . 9 8 ' Portugal. 4,51 Germany and Austria. ., any loving Santa Claus can please hid little folks, the big Greece, .94; Poland, 18.93; Czecho- Gypsum Queen of which Captain SMOKED The nature of Von Pspen’a pro- M A RI K - D O W N S , Slovakia, 4.18: Jugoslavia. 2.28: Hatfield was tbe owner. She sank FOR RED MURDER event is .a success. off the Irish coast In July. 1915, and posals la unknown, but the Austrian Austria, 18.83N; Hungary, '29.78N; people appear receptive to any Ger- on . i $1 0.75 ST. BRIDGET’S Rumania. l.Ol; Argentine. 32.95N; fifteen years later the skipper ap- SHOULDERS"’ man gesture w-hlch would heal the It’s always a question what will please them—but this Brazil, 8.60.N; Tokyo, . 28.93; plied to the C'a>idlan government Russian Public Kept Ignorant Short shank shoulders. Averaging 4 to '6 pounds. for reparations. breach caused by the Nazi revolt year there’s an answer—a sure-fire liit— in Mickey Mouse HALL Shanghai, 34.15; Hongkong, 42.10: here in July’ anc' other Incidents. of Reasons Behind .Assassin- ; .Mexico d t y (silver peso), 27.85; (It was. In 1930. possible to claim Bridge - Whist compensation from the government Near Agreement ation of KiroflT. Coats and Dreisses furniture; •Montreal In New York, 102.00; New More uncertain is the offIcIM at- Fresh 13 j York in Montreal, 98.09 ti, for damages arising from illegal Soup Bunches each 7 c titude, but there is evidence that dif- Not a freak by any means! These things are rugged Setback ! N - N o m l n a l . warfare.) Leningrad, U. S. S. R„ Dec. 5.— Captain Hatfield was awarded ferences brought to a head by tbe (A P )— Whether the murder of and practical, big and serviceable—ideally suited to the Grapefruit Fancy 3 for lOe 12 Frizes! 871.279.72 upon his claim that the Nazi Insurrection and the assassina- Sergei Klroff was merely an act of One of a Kind ship had been torpedoed. Svibse- tion o f CbanoaUor Dollfusa are being personal vengeance on the part of work-time and play-time activities of any child from 3 to Yellow BLUE COAL ON EASY I qucntly, the government claimed overcome. Leonid NtcoUeff or whether the as- 10 o r more. Turnips Globe lb. I c Door Prize; TERMS I that the vessel had not been torpe- .Some officials apparently are at- sassin was the tool of a group bos-, : doed, but had sunk in a storm. tempting to maintain an appearance tile to the Soviet government waa SamjDle Coats But the clever Mickey Mouse designs will just delight' Baldwins Coats o f Solid Fleece— fully lined. •S21 Sunbeam NO DOWN PAYMENT REQUIRED { Tbe Dominion government also of hostility In order to retain attrac- still unknown today, four days after Apples 6 lbs- 2$c SMALL MONTHLY PAYMENTS. brought charges that Captain Hat- tive semi-military jobs. Were good- the killing. their hearts. Even grown-up girls and boys can’t resist .^liX ’ M a s t e r I field had conspired with bis counsel, will reestablished totween the Ger- The public. In consequence, clam* them. Demonstration Sale! Coats of Plaid Back— half lined. Kel'reshmentfl. Adm. 2,')C. THE VV. G. GLENNEY CO. Senator Hance J. Logan of Nova manic nations. It waa pointed out, ored to the authorities for action 3.38 No. Main St. Tel. 4140 Scotia. In presenting the allegedly there would -no longer be any against tbe outburst of terrorism. false claim, and that the award had great need for the large ’’private' For four days NIcolleff has been $44-00 been spilt between them. armies now patrolling the streets of questioned, and the public has All Warmly Interlined. Austrian cities. CLDC pLg. growrn Impatient for an announce- iChoice Furs. The Saar Accord ment as to the results of the Inves- Ideal shortening refined Lard, Improved by Hydrogenation. The Franco-German agreement tigation. ►Heavy All Wool Fabri<». Prices Are Reasonable, For Pieces For baking, frying. Icings— tasteless. Odorless, smokeless. 2 Sizes 14 to 20. on the Saar, it waa believed, has Im- NIcolleff waa believed to have packages 83c. PINEHURST Dial 4151 Personal Notices proved Von Papen's chances to wipe been disgruntled by his discharge > Expertly Styled and Tailored. out misunderstanding. Some LAMB PATTIES, O C BABE BONES l from his post in the Workers and of Such Durable Construction, Austrian quarters feel a rebuff of Peasants Inspection Bureau, but 4 f o r .*...... V ... dLdC for Soup. 3 lbs. .. X w C IN ME.MORIA.M any new German peace gesture there were suggestions that he Sporty Tweed Coats Tn lovlnif in#mory of John A. Qam- wculd give the world the unfavor- might have acted in shooting Sta- Rocking Chairs...... $6.95 UALIP:^ Oysters, pint 29c. b«. departed Dec. 6th, 1932: able Impression tha. Austria Is ir- lin’s right-hand man at the direc- tVnter thits. Lean With Raccoon Collars Riitterlish, lb. 19c. reconclllable, despite Berlin’s move tion of antl-govemmen plotters. i m K CHOPS, 29c Time may come and brine fob effecting accords. The public has grow-n impatient Straight Chairs ...... $6.75 otianftea, It waa expected Germany will Whole Haddock, Ib. 12',jc. Fresh wlth every comln* year. for a statement as to the .motives H E A im MARKET suggest abolishment of the pireijent Beautifully made and styled to suit Honeycomb Tripe — Uystrrs — Swordtish - Mackerel. But your memory will bo cherltihed for the crime. The newspapers, all you. B en ch es...... $3.95 Tender Beef Liver. Filet of Haddock. In the hearts that love you dear. high visa charge which virtually heavily bordered with black, were $ 23.00 prevents Germans from crossing devoteo almost entirely to resolu- Look At These Low Prices On FATHKU. JIOTHEU AND SISTER, the Austrian frontier and less,re- Straight Top Tables, 20x27 ...... $6.95 Unusually Good %’slues While Present 8ltork Lasts! tions by (Communist organizations striction of commerce between the WHIPPLES MINCE MEAT, CARD OF THANKS denouncing the crime and to details countries. o f the mourning throughout Soviet Woolen Dresses We wlBh to express our sincere ap> Drop-Leaf Tables...... “$7.95 ‘i-lb. glaiM Jar ...... Von Papen waa received Coldly COME TO BENSON’S FOR predation for the kindness extended Russia. QUALITY MEATS to us. by our nelghburs and' relatives when first appointed to his delicate Crowds packed about the news- ^Jesks $7.95 Green Stamps Given Out. REAL BARGAINS IN FURNITURE 7tj.lb. can Mince Meat Whipples Orange Marma- in our bereavement. We especially mission but a majority o f the peo- stands, grabbing the papers as fast At Reduced Prices appreciate and thank those friends ple now appear convinced o f bla sin- H’lth Oar l « w Overhead We Can Save Yoa-Money. on Depot Square. Cheney Brt»s. Cravat as they came off the presses in 79c. lade. 1 Ib. 22c. cerity, believing Von Papen la striv- • Sizes 12 to 44. CHECK THESE BAROAINS: Department for floral tributes and hopes o f finding news of the Inves- Clothes Racks ...... $8.95 also Tbe Hartford Courant. ing to make an Austrian accord one tigation. S-Piooe U v io g Boom Solte ...... 820.00 i<1orida Juice O O • Cotors: Rust, Green, Brown. New Dill Pickles, 4 for 10c. Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Burb.nousky. of the outstanding achievements of S-rieee Uvlng Beoai Solte, A-1 CondlSon...... 825.00 Oranges, doz. .... C his long public career. S Styles: One and two-pieoe noodels. Or put them together in such combinations as: Table 1 L u g e Btahagmay Wing C h o ir ...... STEAK .810.00 Bulk Kraut, ib. 10c. Vnd 28c dozen. He has invoked the Christmas 1 lA rge Overstaffed C h a ir...... 8 8 . 7 5 spirit In his effort to assure Inter- and chair, $13.70; table and 2 benches, $14.85. •SHORT Maple Braokfaet S e t ...... 811.85 kinanas. 4 lbs. 25c. national peace. PARSONS’ Son"**M • SIRLOIN Pound t-Pleee Dtolog Room S e t...... 820A0 Up to SIBO Ml H.\RTFOBD Mwel sApive* Slenderizing Dresses New Stodie C ooehee...... From 8X7JV0 to 885.00 Crisp Fresh Spinach — Celery C Return by Popular Uennnd All cut from heavy steer beef. This Is an exceptionaily 1 Singer Sewing Mnetaine . . .; ...... Green Beans, Q*- ■ • 1 I e l ealeftod 815.00 — Soup Bunches — Sweet Po- •MplwpM. Omly In larger alzen—88 to 48. A lio % good “buy” for Thursday! While Sewing Mnehinee...... gVo!o6 lind Turnips, 5 lbs. ... X C tatoes. t DMltos«Mi«lily 818.50 •lia tp a • ! tksM Maes— 18% to 26%. d-Peeler Mnple Bed C em p lete...... 81B.M pee DM lI M l Mb* A Thought Heehlot C h ^ ...... 82.00 •aid Wlaaa*. t n ie h e a Benge ...... Birdseye Frosted Peas — Broccoli — Com — Lima Beans In another ot bis great Regular $9.98 Reduced Fresh 810.00 For I the Lord love judgment. I Herald Kitchen Bange, good aa ncw.'uithwi ta m r, 835.00 and Spinach. Try a Shortcake with Birdseye Strawberries Shakenpenrenn Portrayala C ube S teak hate robbery for b a n t offering; and To...... $7.98 OU Honiara ...... 84.50 or Bed Raspberries. Dial 4151. IDEAL Hnan«inv I wlU direct their work In truth, and RICHARD 111 Assoeiatienlaa. 1 will make aa everlaatiag eovenaat Regular $7.98, Reduced Iresn lb. 21^ SUGAR^ Confectionery Sugar, t ^ with them fieleh, SliS. CoauMuur ot 85 P or k C hops asa-sas Main Sent Snin T m ^ Ordk 88.75, Jo...... $5.98 BENSON'S 10-ib. 2 1 b * ...... lOC s u Sad Planv. •rOeedl — dehnaon Block cloth bag . . . O m C 2-lb. box Cocoa ...... 22c naMaaw BMb . There la no killing the eusplcloa 8S.M; BnL, 8148, 81.18: Sn8 BoL. Regular $5.98, Reduced raai. that deceit has once begotten.— 55c. Tax Included. pa r e ib s George ElUot To ...... $3.98 S R MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHES VER. 0)N N . WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER B, 1984. PAGE FOUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHES1ER. CONN, WEDNESDAY, DECE51BEK 0,1OT4. PAGE FIV|l,f'^

with bis mother Mrs. Alice Forbes, toft Monday for Ormond, Florida. has given sa option on his nixty per WESLEYAN OBSERVATORY who Is staying at Biakaalsa’a. The boya left very early Monday HUNDREDS IN A RUSH cent tntereet to South African Inter- AT BOTH STORES — FREE GIFTS FREE GIFTS — AT B6TH STORES JjkNewDeal Mr. and Mra. Myron PettanglU WAPPI NG morning in thalr truck and Mr. and esta for a purported $3,280,000, waa and family apsnt too holidaya at Mm,-Smith and Cbarlotta left in tha cynosure of all eyes In Mojave.. andtfu their automobito in tot aftamoon. FOR NEW GOLD FIELDS 'Tm going to get a home In PROVES VERY POPULAR Roy B. PettsnMl's. The annual meeting of toe Sec- The Junior Ever Randy Group wilt Tbey expect to stay there through Beverly Hills and take a trip around ond Congregational church of Wap- toe world" bis wile announaed. meet at Jie home of Mtoa Bertha ping, South Windsor, will be held at toe cold weather, returning about Prospectors Poor Into Mojave, Joneses Many Groapa Use 20 Inch Tele- next May. Doberrenta Friday night. toe church on Thursday evening, BIlllfilUM Natalia Ofthay, young daughter Cal„ After Two More Big acope to Study Heavens; Dec. 6 at eeven o ’clock to elect a William Cburila who waa taken to NOT THR right UNDBEROBB tub If tbf 14U> frtlcl* ti s feri«fX«fpiU l notes In them, the ^ vera' High School Classes Make of Mr. and Mra Barney Ofsbay nominating committee and tp elect the Manchester Memorial hospital -Strikes Were Reported. sfhtiSi tfkM th* Jone* ffmllyTment through the RFC now tws Its Trip. spent the holidaya with relativea In one member of toe committee o f elx. three weeks ago ratumed to ^ s Liverpool, 'Dec. 6— (A P )— That thieugh ths intricate workings of | fingers in many a private pie. Meriden. The A. O. U. W. held an open home here last Saturday afternoon. Mojave, Cai., Dec. 8 — (AP) — silent "H '‘ in Undbergb upset a the Neiw Deal and...... in which they In addition * to "" these capital loans, Mr. and Mra. Melvin Chapman meeting last Monday in the Wap- Mr. Cburila, whose horse and wngon Hundreds of proapectom eWarmed large and enthusiastic crowd here the RFC has made loans on assets Middletown. Dec. 8.—Van Vleck ___ that the recovery program Is have moved Into the small bouse on ping Community House. A group was struck by on automobUa was Into tola desert town today as two today which gathered to greet to S,4SS banks and tnist companies observatory at Weal van Universi- the .Monstream place. easily understandable if talked over from toe Manchester Community hurt (julte badly. He cannot get more , rich gold strikes were report- "Ck>Ionel Llndberg and bla wife” ar- in siinple language at the supper to help depo.sltors get quicker pay- ty has proven populi with groups Mrs. Louise Zeryer, 83, widow of ixround much yet but he It Improv- of students from all sectlona of the Players put on a short sketch en- riving on the Dutch freighter Dam- table and in the living room. ment from "liquidation" of their Jacob Zerver died at her home on titled "A Cup of Tea.” The cast ing. ed In toe vicinity of toe Silver aterdyke. assets. state during the lost six weeks, and Naubue avenue, Olaatonbury, Sat- Raymond Berger has returned to Queen, toe weit’e newest bonanza. aa many as 70 vtaitors during an Included Miss Beatrice Perrett, Miss The news that a telegram address- BT w n u s THORNTON. The RFC has also been of vast urday night. She Isavea a son, Wil- Marjorie Donahue, Robert H. Smith Colgate Univendty after spending Before dawn today ecores of ed to "Colonel Llndberg” bad been assistance as banker to other gov- evening have viewed the heavens liam A. Zerver of tol4 place. Fu- and Walter Davis and the Misses toe Thanksgiving holidays with her minem took to toe hills after Bind- received at a Liverpool shipping of- Chapter Fourteen. ernment agencies. It has advanced through toe observatory's 30-iqch neral servicea ware held at Lowe's Tlad, who's the biggest banker In _ Alma and Helen Bailey who were in mother, Mra. Augusta BergSr. He ing the night In their automoDlles. fice caused a huge crowd to go to more than. 1700,000,000 to the varl- telescope, t Funeral Home in Olostonbury, Tues- costume sang gypsy songs. This has pledged to toe Delta Phi Sigma Mojave bordered on hysteria remin- toe docks and wait aeveral hours In the world right nowT" John's eyes banks, to the Pub. Among toe visiting groups have day afternoon. fraternity. twinkled a bit as be tossed the ques- j |jg Administration, and to the entertainment was greatly enjoyed iscent of toe days of '49. expectation of greeting Col. and been the aclence classes of the Hart- by tho.se present. There were mo- Mies Doris L. Benjamin attended Proapectom poured into the strike Mrs. Charles Augustus Lindbergh. tion across the supper table, _ . _ i federal departments when they have ford, Manchester and Ridgefield WAR TIME THRILL “Oh, I dunno, Morgan?" asked Pa tion pictures which were very Inter- toe annual Thanksgiving dance area in spite of warnings of veter- But the couple., who came down A NEW big buying job to do. like the high schools, a class from toe State e.stlng also. Refreshments consist- an minem afid state officials that ex- to . gangway were Col. and Mm. jostle recent heavy purchase of drouth Phlladeiphta -U eu t. Col. C. H. given by the Pi Phi fraternity of Teachers' college at New. Britain Lee enjoyed toe thrill of a life time ing of sandwiches, cake and coffee pensive machinery la necessary to Irving AugiutuI Isaac Llndberg. "No. Morgan's a piker ‘side of cattle, or cotton, or hogs. White Plains, N. Y., at toe Oednev and a group of New Britain Boy when be visited a current motion were served. Farms Golf club In White Plains extract the yellow metal from the This Colonel Llndberg Is pretty well this one." Thus toe RFC, which started as a Scout leaders. Several more groups ‘•Well. If you mean public bankers, picture and aaw a scene of General Mr. and Mrs. G. Walter Smith and Thanksgiving night. Besides those ore carried out of toe hills. known himself, for he is collector cautious effort to help bolster up are scheduled to visit the observa- daughter Miss Charlotte Smith and Meanwhile George Holmes dis- general of customs and high com- t suppose the Bank of England, may faltering banks, has become ItasU Pershing pinning a decoration on an that attended from Hartford there tory during the next month. officer. Lee was toe officer. two sons, Paul and Ralph Smith, were alio guests from Washington, coverer of toe Silver Queen, who missioner of Nicaragua. O !>•>" the biggest bank In history, and toe • "Nlit. Far and away the biggest Professor Frederick Slocum, di- ARTHUR DRUG outcome is yet to be seen. banker in the world today is your rector of toe Van Vleck observatory, and Dr. Carl L. Steams, research as- tlhele Bam aa represented by the Re- NEXT: Bank Reform —- toe imnatruction Finance Corporation. sociate In astronomy, usually take Jonesbs consider Improvemente In charge at toe vistt'ing groups, whose It has bandied more than 18.000,- the nation’s banking system; but At 446 CENTER STREET members are given the opportunity Originato rs O f Reasonable 000,000 since Hoover established It meetly they think how their own lit- in 1938.” tle savings account has been s a f» of viewing the moon, planets, double stars, nebulae, etc., which may be This gigantic effort to get busl- guarded. Beis and Industry back on Its feet visible. Tbey are aUso shown thp re- Is the first ever made by the U. 8. sults of the gresL amount of re- Next Door To A & P government In past panics and TOBACCO IN KENTUCKY search work done at the observa- Drug Prices In Town depressions ths government always tory, including toe photographic | (ALWAYS A SAVINGS AT ARTHUR’S) (H)RMKRLY ( ROSBY PHARMACY) said such things ware none of Its plates, of which Wesleyan has ah | FIRST ON THE LIST business—that it had no right to BRINGS HIGH PRICES unusually fine collection. Most of the , YOU i RE meddle in the business situation' at groups show special interest in toe ' nil. library and the transparencies Cordially Invited To Offers Good At Either Store Oovemmeut to Rescue. I.,exington Reports 89.1.5 Ad- mounted around toe cases. Offers Good At Either Store But tbs failure of capital to keep vance Over Ijtst Year on Sec- business afloat In 1032 forced the government to take a hand or watch ond Day of Auctions. Attend Our New Store ths ahlp sink. Lexington, Ky.. Dec. 8.— (AP) — MARLBOROUGH An ELECTRIC RANGE It bad to provide both the leader- Opening Party ship that formerly came from men Kentucky tobacco farmers, w-ho The Ever Ready Group met at the such as the elder J. P. Morgan, and have been expecting good price.s for home of Mra. Florence Lord Thurs- FREE TO FIRST 500 THERE WILL BE A LOT 0 F EXCITEMENT! FIRST 300 CUSTOMERS the flow of capital l^elf, which no- their 1034 crop are not being disap- day night and plans were made for | body seemed to know how to start pointed. II Community Christmas which toe i PLENTY OF FREE FAVORS—AND BEST OF ALL by toe former methods. And It was group will sponsor. A BEAUTIFUL FOUNTAIN PEN ITeeldent Hoover who stepped Into Lexington, largest loose leaf Spending 50c Or Over Will Receive, For tobacco market In toe world, aver- The selectmen held their monthly I toe breach. aged $21.55 per hundred pounds the business meeting Tuesday night. I TO FIRST 500 CUSTOMERS MAKING A EVERY MAN RECEIVES BLUE EVERY WOMAN RECEIVES A .TiSc He formed toe now-forgotten Na- Misa Josephlna Horowitz, a atii-1 An Additional 10c, ONE BEAUTIFUL tional Credit Corporation, a pool of second day of Its marketing season BLADES WITH EVERY PUR- ROTTLE OF “ SEVENTEEN” PER- yesterday, an advance of 60 cents dent at the Wllllmantlc Normal j $800,000,000 raised among banks In school spent the holidays at the | PURCHASE OF 50c OR OVER CHASE OF 50c OR OVER. We FUME WITH EVERY PURCHASE October, 1931, to aid by loans other over Monday's opening day average, OF 50c OR OVER. This Perfume GOLDFISH BOWL, ONE GOLDFISH and $0.15 above last year's second home of her parents, Mr. and M rs.: Guarantee Theiie Blades To Be One banks whose assets were good, but Samuel Horowitz. i Sells Regularly At 59c A Unim. which could not be sold except at too day. The day’s comparatively light Each customer receives one of these Of The Best Ever Used. run of 335,518 pounds here was at- Mrs. Louis Casella Is spending | and a PLANT FOR EACH—Total Value great saciiflce. some time In Hartford with her son | IsNUis Secret at Fimt. tributed to toe lack of a damp sea- beautiful Fountain Pens by paying for son necessary for proper handling, John .Casella. of This Combination Is 65 Cents — And By ths end of 1933. it was clear Earl LATSon a student at .Worces- AND BESIDES that this was just cigaret money, Although slow deliveries at other ter Tech ipent the holidays with bis I the postage (15c). This is our Xmas gift and toe RFC was started as a $2,- markets over the state, which open- parents Mr. and Mra. Carl Larson. | EVERYBODY RECEIVES A BEAUTIFUL NEW 19.35 CAL- first 300 will get it all for a dime— (cost of 000,000,000 government corporation ed yesterday, hardly jiistlfled dctl- Heaton P. Blakealee of Durham to you—Don’t Miss Itl Set originally m o ^ e d after toe War Finance Cor' nlte predictions, tobacco men point- spent Thanksgiving with his par-1 ENDAR, EACH WITH AN ACCURATE THERMOMETER freight). Come early and don’t be dis- poratlon, to make loans to banks ed to some markets where opening ents, Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Blakeslee. j ON IT. and railroads, keep them operating, (lay prices doubled the 1933 fig- The Center schoi)! is working on i valued at $1.50. Remember ^ we only and out of bankruptcy. ures. a Christmas entertainment which appointed. Offer good at either store. Loans at first were secret, on the The Tobacco Board of Trade at will be given at the school and I have 500 Pens. Offer good at either store. theory that making them public NOW FOR THE CLIMAX Louisville reported a first day’s again at the Community Christmas | EVERY PERSON ENTERING EITHER THE MAIN Would simply destroy confidence in averaxe of $17.65, double last year's entertatinment. toe borrowing institution. But after opening day average at the Loiils- Miss Mary Johnson of Durham: STORE OR CENTER ST. STORE GETS A BAG FULL Charles G. Dawe.s' Chicago bank OF SAMPLES WHETHER THEY BUY ..ANY- vllle and New Albany, Ind'„ auc- spent the holidays with her niece 1 O borrowed $90,000,000 shortly after tions. Sales were 321,118 lamnds. Mrs. H. J. Blakeslee. and family. In Opening This New Store For The Conveni- THING OR NOT. Arthur’s Have Proven That It Is No Longer Dawes resigned aa RFC head, it was Henry W. Brault, eon of Ernest | Necessary To Go To Hartford To Save On Drug decided to make loans public. (About TOWN WANTS ACTION Brault was married to Miss Floral ence Of All Those On The West Side, Arthur’s a third of toe Dawes loan has al- Lewlsburg, Pa.—One of the many Des Rosier of Fall River, Mass., Wish To Thank Their Customers For Making This Needs As Prices At Arthur’s Are Low — We Meet and ready been paid back, by the way.) skunks Infesting Lewlsburg became here on Nov. 23 by Justice VViillam Before the end of Hoover's term, caught In a pipe of the hot air heat- IJeser. Possible By Their Loyal Support In The Past—At Arthur’s Beat All Competition! the RFC had advanceesMaa to pay out any profits in dlvl- WITH ALL THE “ FIXIN’S” 35*^ iitoirts until toe RFC was paid, t 'T t aaems to me that's sneaking 2 PACKS CIGARETTES AND A LIGHTER .. ... 2»c SILEX-MADE COFFEE AND PIE . . . .. 2 V2-LB. BOX ASSORTED CHOCOLATES 99c U p gtvato buslnesa through the For Full Particulars Call ’ ” f A a ONE PKG. HALF & HALF TOBACCO AND 5-LB. BOX ASSORTED CHOCOLATES ...... $1.49 Jr., ahnigged bis ahoulders. ALL ICE CREAM SODAS...... A Dad, would you think that a ONE PKG. PIPE CLEANERS...... 16c ALL POPULAR CANDIES that waa ao biuUd that it NORTON’S Rubinow Buiidinr ICE CREAM CONES...... run to toe government for ONE PACK CIGARETTES AND 50c TUBE OF SCRAFFT — PAGE & SHAW — DOW’S — ought to pay dividenda before THE MANCHESTER ELECTRIC CO. waa pMd off." AtTHORIZED DEALERS: LAVENDER SHAVING CREAM ...... 29c BRICK ICE C R E A M ...... WHITMAN’S ------APOl JX) — MAILLARD MMa Btfiaat Baakar. aaloa from its direct a. B. KelUi FnnUtum Co. — Stondard Pliunbiag Co. — Johasoa 4k Little — Hemp’s, 1m . — Pottertoa 4t Krah — WstfcliM Bros. — banka WetberoU Motor Salea — Bamtow Radto Shop — F. C. Jomm — Carl W. AaderaoB. or 'Vs/ aheui cu/'\'' " |l*AUE 8LK MANCHESTER EVENTNG HERALD, &1ANCHESTBR. OONN. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 6,1984. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANfUESI’ER, CONNm WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 6 , 198«. officiate. Burial will be In East will start at 8 o'clock. All are wel- cemetery, Mancheater, come to attend. Prizes will be I C. A. Notes PODITRYMENTOTAIK Three gamea will be played In the the role of this monarch, who was child welfare. Miss Emtna Batz, iEW ARTHUR DRUG Mr. Hansen was born In Kongs- awarded. YMCA Intermediate basketball HUai SCHOOL CUSS so misshapen in body, so evil in LEGION AUXILIARIES’ Rockville; constitution and by-laws, ROCKVILLE berg, Norway, and came to this Mrs. Mary Woods o High streeL ABOlTfTOWN nature and so ruthless in ambition, Mra. Helen MocFarland, Manaflsld has returned to her home, having OVER THEDt PROBLEMS COTTON INDUSTRY league to i^ h t aCthe Y. At 6:30 Center; community service and country f o rty j^ years ago. He was 4:00 p. m.—T. V. G. G. Girls’ club. o'dock, the RocKVlUe AU-Amerl- that it has been in the repertoires of OmCERS TO CONFER STORE IS OPENED a toolmaker by trade and had been spent many weeks at the Hartford 5:19 p. m.—Business Men's Volley cans will meet TalcottviUe, at 7:80 PLANNING REUNION all tbs great English and American girls’ work, Mrs. Mazle Potter, Nor- Y O U N G eroplojred in Fitchburg, Mass., the hospital, Avery Coovalescent home bail. ASSI^BYNRA Nutmeg Forest, No. 116, Tall Ce- Buckland will fade Rockville Union actors from Burbage, who created wich; education of World War or- Colt Patent Firearms Manufactur- and at the home of her sister, Mrs. 6:30 p. m.—Opening Intermediate Hartford County Group to Mett dars of Lebanon wilt have « special church and at 8:30 the North Ends the part at the Globe theater, Lon- phans, Miss Lucy Shanahan, Water- ing company and Pratt and Whitney C. Graham of Manchester. meeting at 7:30 tonight. Ail mem- Graduates of 1930 to Have Annual Parley to Be Held at bury; Fidbc, Mra. Julia Alexander, BUDGET OF $95,972.45 basketball league. 6:30—Rock- Next Wedne^ay in County will meet the Clippers. don, to Hampden, who is its su- M O THERS' company, Hartford. A whist party given by the home vtUe All American vs. Talcott- bere are requested to attend anS Party at Old New England preme exponent on the contempo- Hotel Garde, Hartford, On Goshen; flAance. Miss Maude SwMid of Groap b Set Up He waa a member of the Ancient economics committee of Vernon viile; 7:30—Buckland vs. Rock- Building in Hartford. Head of Textile Insthnte De- complete plana for the trip to Moo- aarke, Ekist Hampton; gold atar Doot azperi- APPROVED AT MEETING Grange will be held tomorrow aft- St. Mary's Ladles Guild wlU open House on DecMn^f 2S. rary stage; and with many of them Saturday, December 8. Order of United Workmen and the vlUe Union C3iu>idi; 8:30— North sup, Conn., Saturday. Quinnebaug Its annual Christmas sale tomorrow it was their greatest success. When- mothers, Mra. Lillian Wheeler, New mens with One Hundred Man's Club. ernoon at the Grange hail at two ElndB vs. Clippers. Valley Forest, No. 117 will have a afternoon at 4 o'clock in the parish Mrs. Pauline Finer of Clinton, Haven; legislation, Mrs. Phyllis children's at 446 Center Street, q'tlock. Hartford County poultrymen will clares Codes Helped to ceremonial with Forests present The graduating class of 1930, ever large issues, depended upon a Thatcher, East Hampton; member- Voters .Award 81,00*' to Police Besides bis wife, Matilda (John- 8:00—‘'Y” Bowling team vs. H art- ball. At 6 o'clock a chicken pie performance they always turned to Department President of the Amer- colds...Treat son) Hansen, be leaves two sons and . Silver Cross Society of St. John’s ford at Hartford. discuss their problems a t a "sum* from New London, Westerly, Provi- supper will be served and reserva- Manchester High school, has plans ican Legion Auxiliary, has called ship, Mrs. Mae Chard, Darien; music Department to Purchase Episcopal church will hold a special dence and East Providence. well under way for their second re- "Richard" as being tho play certain and uniforms, Mrs. (jene Brundage, them as yonr Formerly Crosb/s. a daughter, Milton C. of Wilson; inary jneatlng” at the County build- Improve Trade. tions alre^y made indicate that to attract a multitude. the annual officers and chairmen's New OfTicial Automobile. Walter E., Atanchester; Mrs. Eldna meeting in the parish rooms of the ing, -Wednesday evening, Decenaber the te n d a n c e will reach 200. No union to be held on Dec. 28 at the parley for Saturday, December 8. Danbury; memorials, Mrs. Mabel own tnoihar did— Johnston of this city, and seven church this evening a t 7:30. 12, a t 7i30 o'clock, according to an At the regular meeting of Head- program Is planned os the annual Old New England House. A gener- ^ e meeting will be held at the Potter, Torrlngton; poppy, Mrs. mxHmeUf. No doa- grandebUdren. The third meeting of the F. O. USE HARTFORD COUNTY announcement by A. A. Russell, quarten Company No. 3 of the South art exhibit at 8t. Mary’s is in pro- al committee, consisting of Dorts Hotel Garde in Hartford. Luncheon Ruth Sears, Mystic; national de- ingl Jest rob throat TodAjr, on the Moond uinivem nr The annual city meeting held at Funeral of Mrs. C. H. Lebrmitt cia.ss of Rockville Methodist church Glastonbury, m< nber of tbh Hart- Now York, Dec. 8.—(AP)—Under Manchester fire department held last gress and will continue through Muldoon, Mary Tierney, Gertrude will be served promptly at one fense, Mrs. Lillian Yerrlngton, and chait with . . ol the founding of the Arthur Drug the Town Hall. Memorial building, The funeral of Mrs. Clara H. will be held at the home of Bose ford County Farm Bureau poultry the NRA, competitive condltionz in night one new member was elected Thursday evening. Campbell, Olympia Martina, Carle WALL ST. BRIEFS o’clock and the round table confer- Hartford; rehabilitation. Mrs. Flor- Btoree, Rubinow building, thif com- L.ehrmltt, 68, widow of Henry Weber on Spring street, Friday aft- PRODUCTS FOR SUPPER advisory committee. the Natlon'e cotton textile industry to the company and regular month- Clibberly. Fred Edwards, Sherwood ence of officers and chairmen will elce Erbc, Southington: unit activi- at 8 o'clock la.<*t evening, presided ernoon a t ‘4. ties. Mrs. Rosamond Burke, North pany announces the grand opening Lebrmitt of 11 Oak street, was held The advisory committee has held . have Improved, George A. Sloan, ly buslneas matters were disposed Chapman -Court, Order of Amar- Humphries, Winston Bcndall and New York, Dec. 5.—The Iron Age start at two o'clock. Mrs. Ann over by Mayor George C. Sebeets, yesterday afternoon from the home Vernon Grange will hold a meet- twilight meetinga throughout the compbslte price of scrap steel has Haven; radio. Mrs. Rachael Smith, ad Ita second store at 446 Center ing Friday evening at Grange hall. Complete Mena to Be Com- of. • anth, will hold Its regular meeting Harry Howland, has to date had Phillips of Hartford Is chairman of VISSS approved a city budget of $09,973.45. of her son Edwin Lehrmitt of Lib- summer and each member of the preeident of the Cotton-Textile In- two meetings and made ail prelim- riaen from $10.33 to $10.92 a ton as the luncheon committee. Bridgeport; trophies and awards. street at the former location of the The 250 voters present accepted the Important business will be dIscusS' posed of Foodstuffs Produced Friday evening at 8 o’clock in the Miss Mary Toska, Cromwell; pub- erty street. Rev. K. Otto Klettc. committee was assigned the duty stitute, declaring today. Marjorie Mltch'hll of 14 Beech Masonic Temple. A social will fol- inary arrangements. a result ot advances at Chicago, The Department officers and PROVED BY 2 GENERATIONS Croaby pharmacy. entire budget in Just .80 minutes. pastor of the First Lutheran church, ed. in This County Only. of summarizing one of the twilight Speaking at the annual meeting A fine orchestra has been engag- Pittsburgh and PhiladelphhL The licity, Mrs. Mary Brosnan, Man- On motion of Councilman Law- Mrs. James Lyman of Ogden’s street, daughter of Mr. and Mra. low the buaineas session, with Mrs. chairmen, who will outline their chester; distinguished guests, Mrs. In spite of ali the depression and officiated. Burial was in Grove meetings at the December meeting. of the Inztltute, Sloan zaid; "By the Nellie Packard in charge of refresh- ed to play Vir dancing. Throughout composite prices for pig Iron and rence Monahan the Items were Hill cemetery. Corner Is at the Rockville City hos- The program for the December William R. Mitchell, underwent an programs for the year, and instruct Clemency ‘ Schall, West Haven; business reverses, it's rather imusu- pital. The annual meeting Harvest Sup- code, we attempted to create condi- appendicitis operation at the Hart- ments. the evening a varied program of finished steel are unchanged at district and unit officers and chair- al to hear of one business concern grouped by ilepartmcnts. The The bearers were all relatives: per committee of the Hartford meeting Includes "Range Manage- tions under which competition could entertainment will be interspersed $17.90 a ton and 2.124 cents a pound graves' registration, Mrs. Susie May amounts approved are: public works, Osmer Graupner, Eklmund Koenig, The December meeting of the ment,” discussed by M. J. Collins, ford hospital this morning. Her con- men, are: Mrs. Pauline Finer, de- Dyson, Hartford. that started in the midst of the de- teachers and officers of- the Feder- County Farm Bureau has announc- function in a healthy manner. We dition after the operation was good with the dance music. The catering respectively. partment president, Clinton: Mrs. pression and now announces the $28,000.00, which Is 'th e same Everett Theummler, Harold Kane. ed that the Harvest Supper will be Hazardville; "Care of Eggs,” E. W. ^ have made improvements, we are Mr. and Mrs. Harry Armstrong for the occasion will be capably A meeting of the Department exe- amount as last year; final payment Edward Lehrmitt, Jr., and Raymond ated church of Tolland will be held Hart, Burlington; "Culling,” Cbas. and a rapid recovery is expected. roiled up the highest scores at the Madelyn Weir, national executive cutive committee will be held at the opening of another outlet for its at the church Thursday evening at featured by Hartford County's own ^earning by experience, much re- Miss Mitchell is in the Junior class bandied by Mr. Donahue, proprietor Directors of the Mengel Co. have commltteewoman, Stamford; Mrs. services and merchandise. Such a for improved entrance to Union Lehrmitt. products. The H. H. and P. F. Ells- D. Clark, Granby; "Housing Pul- card party given last night at the of the Old New England House. Hotel Garde at 10 o’clock Saturday street, to he paid to the state, 8 o’clock, instead of Friday evening pains to be accomplished.” at Manchester high school. Masonic Temple by Chapman approved the creation of an execu- Elsie Ensworth, department secre- morning, at which Mrs. Pauline popular response was given the Ar Friendly Clans Modal worth Company, of Windsor, will lets,” Leo A. Grouten, Farmington; Reviewing the past year in the In- Cards concerning the reunion tive committee to be composed of tary-treasurer, New Britain: Mrs. $.8,750; department of police, $11,- as previously announced. '■Buildings” (layout), a . R. Randal), Court, Order of Amaranth. Mrs. Finer will preside. thur Dnig Stores—originators of The Friendly Clasa of Union Con- Gustave F. Berr, collector of per- furnish the tomato luice for the dustry. Sloan discussed the effect of have been sent to all class members. William L. Hoge, president: James Laura Otto, department chaplain, the Idea of "Lowest Prices for 677.49, which Includes $1,000 for the Suffleld; ''VentllaUon,'’ A. A. Rus- The annual meeting of the Far- Viola Trotter and Willard Horton It is hoped that everyone will notify purchase of an automobile as well gregational church will hold a so- sonal taxes for the town of Elling- cocktail. CHirlstensen and Rand, the textile code, the processing tax mers National Association. Inc., were low. A-pleasant social time C. Dorman, secretary, and William Seymour; Mrs. Carrie Payne, de- Drugs and Prescriptions—that It is Chris Petersen, W. S. Morris and sel), Glastonbury; and a general the committee members to whom "Heavy Water", a recent discov- as changes on the police lock-up cial this evening at 8 In the dining ton, will be at the town clerk's of- summary with movies, by K. E. and the recent textile strike. will be held at Foot Guard hall, followed and sandwiches and coffee B Harrison, William C. Dabney and partment historian, Bridgeport: estimated that over half a million r«rm of Union church. This will be fice In this city Saturday from 9:30 William Griswold will furnish the The code, he said, had relleveci the they are referred of their intention Mra. Florence Peck, department ser- ery in thp scientific world, costs people were numbered among their building so that it can be used as a' Jones, state poultry speciaUst. Hartford, Tuesday. Dec. 11 at 10 a. were served. at as early a date as possible. Charles J. Hodapp, directors, Har- gaiagp. Tbl.s will be the first offi- a Christmas Aoclal and each mem- a. m„ to 12:.80 p. m., and from 1:30 celery. Potatoes will be furnished pressure toward minimum wages, rison was elected chairman of the geant-at-arms, Guilford; American- approximately $4 a drop to manu- patrons during fhrs'> past two by Andrew Titus, of East Windsor, Every one interested In poultry m. facture artificially. cial automobile of the department. ber is to bring an iricxpcnslvc gift to 4:30 p. m. All persons failing to management throughout the coun- equalized conditions of competition Mary C. Keeney Tent, Daughters committee. ism, Mrs. Evelyn Parker, Hartford; Read The Herald Advs. years. Is It to be wondered then for exchanging. .Santa Claus will pay their taxes on time will be chicken by Ralph Moody, of Afield, and enabled the Industry to re-ab- that the management felt called up- Lighting department, $12,000; fire turnips by Fred Buckland, of Avon, ty is cordially invited to attend this Members of the Holy Name So- of Union Veterans of the Civil War, “KING RICHARD n r department, $9,500; health and be there as well as a Christmas charged an additional penalty. Borb its unemployed. ciety of St. Bridget’s church will will nominate and elect officers for on to branch out; to give even tree. The Young People's Society of and milk by Holly Farm, Simsbury, meeting, which it is believed by g n ater opportunity' for countless sewer departments. $9,700; salaries Farm ^ r e a u officials will be one Brought Into Balance. meet in the basement of the church the coming year, at its meeting to- of all officials. $4,400; miscel- A message of interest to ail mem- the p'ederatcd church at the busi- Willson Brothers. South Windsor, Machine-hour limitations had at 8 o’clock tonight and will pro- other patrons who found it Incon- ness meeting elected the following Auerfarm, Bloomfleld, B. C. Wad- of the most instructive poultry con- morrow night at the State Armory. GROWS MORE POPUUR venient to come to their Main laneous Item.s, $16,045, making the bers will be given by Rev. Downs of ferences held in the county recent- brought the available capacity of ceed from there in a body to the total $95,972 15. Union, pa.stor of rhe Ckingregation- offlccr.s for the year: President, hams, Bloomfleld, Frank A. King, the industry more nearly Into bal- home of John Logan, a former mem- street store—to have a modem Henry Hayden; vlce-pre.sldcnt. West Hartford, A. F. Weed, Elm- ly. - The Booster Club of the North pharmacy right within easy reach. . Corporation Council Bernard J. al church of that place. The pas- ance with available demand. Sloan ber, where the rosary will be re- Rated Second to “Hamlet” As tor has spoken at many Grange Maud Von Deck; secretary, Alvina w'ood. W. F. Griswold, Rocky Hill, Methodist church will meet tonight The manager of this new second Ackerman described the provisions Chris Nielsen and Sons, West Hart- said, thus mitigating somewhat the cited. Mr. Logan died yesterday at 7:45 m the social room. All mem- Most Popular of All Shakes- of Chapter 35 of the General meetings throughout the county. Wochomurka, treasurer, Henry effects of the overcapacity of the morning. store Is Leo Ahramson, for many Miss Gertrude Fuller will render Peni, chairman of the program ford, J. William Holt. Newington, bers are urged to be present to hear pearean Plays. years a registered pharmacist and Statutes regarding the jmllce bene- and H. E. Holcomb, Bloomfleld. H. CURRENT EVENTS TO BE industry. . ' '» Fritz Boge, a young German who fit fund. This Is the Liquor license a group of vocal numbers and thcfe committee, Donald Williams. "For 1933 and the first six months All members of the Manchester proprietor of his own business In will also be others on Ihe program. C. Wickham, of East Windsor will has only bee: lii this country eight Throughout the 300 years since Hartford. Mr. Abramson la now fund of approximately $12,000 col- •Hilppiy the riatlve sweet potatoes ^of 1934,'' he added, "we believe that senior soccer team are asked to weeks. He will speak on "Hitler and lected over a perl5d of yearRtker TUrallaad POUCE COURT Sole* • BLACK OK BROWN iMthtw tales ’ new model, Now! Daniel Green Slippers $4.00 Worth of Gnficeries Given Away Free The inspection of six motor vehicle Inspectors here yesterday of Saturday, December 8th #:the equipment on automobiles re- Ladlea’ Daniel Green SPECIAL FOR sulted in two truck drivers being You hear that expresaion used quite often these days. Many O X F O R D S Drawings at 10 P. M. and 11 P. M. Free chances Felt Comfys taken into custody and arraigned in New Model 30 Assorted Colors. ONLY THREE HIG H given away with every glass of beer starting tomorrow. police court today on a charge of people are making a new start in life after recovering from You may be one of the lucky ones. The prizes are worth violating the motor vehicle laws. DAYS SH O ES winning. Visit these 'Taverns and get a free chance The specific count against .■severe Hnanrial .set-hacks experienced In the piist few years. Michael Kalvonka of East Hartford $1.75 Goodyear with your beer. In many ca.ses they are literally starting from ".scratch" linan- BOYS’ and Frank Stirpka of West Hart- Maytag HIGH CUT . W elt ford was that the trucks they were Ladles' Daniel Green All operating were not equipped with a cially but they have learned an important lesson and that is to ELK SHOES Birch Street Tavern Mintz Tavern mechanical signal device and a rear Famous all-aluminum Kid Comfys f.97 91ml _*6^^Blrel^8trert 203 No. Main Street save a portion of tht*lr income. W14« a r view mirror as is required by law. square tub Maytag. Fast- Assorted Colors.. Fancy Belt Sets Men’s JV«rr«w T— It was brought out that Kal- Cat’s Meow Tavern vonka and Stirpka are employed by est washer in the world. Lined Gloves $1.00 to $2.50 711-718 Main Street Oak Street Tavern reliable Hartford concerns which jpecial I'or Thurs., Fri., and Sat. Only! 80 Oak Street had complied with oil regulations so Finest wringer known. $2.75 Fancy Hose Scout Knife $2.00 to $5.00 Men’s Super-Wear Double Sole Center Tavern far as was known. The owners of U-- Fancy Garter Sets Including cotton, rayon, qoak-' Every Pair! the trucks agreed to put the equip- Men’s Daniel Green mere, allk and allk and wooL DEPOSIT REGULARLY IN 70 Eaat O n to r Strret Daniel Renn New Low Price Flannel Robes 50c ALL 76 Cooper Street ment in a condition that will meas- Kid Slippers Plain and fancy patterna. SIZES! ure up to the requirements of the Red, Bine, Black or Brown. $5.00 and up W O R K City Tavern law. Judgment was suspended in SW^aj^SWeet Spruce Street both cases. Unlined Gloves Boxed Suspenders RUBBERS Tavern $3.00 Beacon Robes $1.50 to $4.00 50c and $1.00 25c to icpr. Forest Tavern 119 Spruce Street TO BUT U. 8. PLANES $99-50 With New Insulated Weather loea Main street Amsterdam, Dec. 5.—(AP)— $4.50 and up President Albert Plesman announc- Men’s, Womea’a and ChUdren’a Proof Middle Soles. ed today the Dutch Royal Airplanes PAIR Jack’s Tavern Walnut Tavern MiUtary THE SAVINGS BANK 7 Walnut Street has ordered 14 American-built air- SNUGGLERS Silk and Silk Mixture Scarfs, 75c Sets___ No. Main Street planes preparatory to speeding up Wool Scarfs, $1.25. the East Indies service. Buy a Washer for Quristmas OF MANCHESTER The planes are of Douglas make. A Mutual Savings' Bank It was a Douglas plane in which the Dutch fliers, K. D, Parmentier and J. J. Moll, won the first handicap prise in the recent I^laad-to-Mel- ' Uswhat llataal aarta«« Baak Caatzal raaS, la* bourne Air Derby. After arrival of the planea, the company plans to inltiato Mml- eUy Indian aanrlca. Oait^ au- Ue lands. The fact that Zone Grey phone Rosedale 13-4 so as 'to help U B iy vvmie; rreanmeD, noiana JU- not load up with enough axygea and espaeially aftar sating tea and crack his glass eye right than ths civie-mlndsd folk of LONDON' S UNDERWORU) Is the author of the new film la it- us to plan for enough. Date is set len, Harold (irp eater, Marvin powers of the secretary of war so aa the body cells become starved for it, What could ha tha caussT" serosa—aU In tba same motion. WEST POINT FILM self promises far- more than usual for December 19. Crickmore, Hany Metanosky. Iris iisnrlirBtrr setting up an intense air hunger. Aaawar: Toti bavs . to glva him control of dumping into Persotially I would recommend rot axnmple. wban a Flna Arts DAILY RADIO PROGRAM for local audlsnces In tha way of Tbe committee for the (immuni- Squires, NsUte Wolfs. The on^ HEALTH -DIET ADVICE If you suffer from the symptom velopad a asrtous caaa at aulo-lq- stroama that do not themselves rats it only to persons who are head- Expos! UoB, ooinpists arltb bsUyboo, SUBJEa OF PICTURE exciteirent, romance and authenU- ty Christmas tree was chosen Sun- pupil from (Joventry who had aa of sbortneas o f breath, I would ad- toaloatlon aa tbs rasult at your pra- WIONISDAV, D IC IM IIR S (Central and Bastera Btandard Time) clty o f background. — average of 90 or over was Mary The BucklaglMun as navigahle, and tor Inclualoa In ed for the last hiccup and want to eomss to RoeksfsUsr Csntsr, thou- BY UK. FKANK MeCUY COMING TO STATE day as follows: Mrs. A. J. Vinton, church elected Ita offlceat- Evftttaig raid tsnds flock Into it, leaving good vise you to have an examination longad conatlpaUon. Tbls condition Natal All Iroersms to k*r and bsale ehalno or zreupo tbtroef nnlrn opocl. Grocbmal, a Junior. get it over with aa soon as possi- t|nistilts- la rsgard to Hsatia aad Met m oSuU A lnolud« sUjnrmniblo .utlon.. Miss Cora Kingsbuiy, Miss Eva evening. They are: d a rk ,: N R A codas at provlslona forbidding cash moasy at the gats. 1 am noL made to determine whether or not usually la reapoBsIble for walta such “Limehouse^'^Blues” and “The ble. And if you must drink it will os aaswareC ay Ut- MeUoy wan oaa Proerams subjtct to oboneo. P- M. Cinl. B lit Koehler and Lester Hilt. It Is also Cliarles O. Coombe Is eeriously 111 Reed; treasurer, Charles (L such disposal of Industrial waatea at course, d lsp a ragl^ the axposl- you Have heart trouble, indigestion, aa you notice on your body. W hM Dude Ranger” to Be Shown at hie home on flcbool street. II Blntll ItrMt always do so while sitting flat on be addrssBSd la ears d iMa paper. Ba- or soms other condition erhlcb might a person is In ttata condition, n par- NiC-WtAP NflTWONK 4:44— 4144—Wiody ind Wlllli—w ilt planned to have a white (Jhrlstmos land; trustee for 8 years, lUsabMUr. CMiu It is to be siupected that it will the floor. Then you don't have tion’a valut. But it doss teem ti64— 4i44—P rill-P id lo Nitai Pirlod at State. alone this year, probably on Sunday elsee stamped. eeU-edareeeed eavolopa be producing it. I f no trouble is ticular food will ssam to bring tha BAtlO — B«mi woer wlw wool wtlo NORTH COVENTRY Mr. end Mrs. Herbert Rose enter- Bell. Two deacons wars THOMAS rEBOCSOH ■traaga that more paopla do not go ti4»— 7I40—Myrt ind M ir|i — mt: Himiiin Wilk’ Mrie night. The story of "W hy tha eventually bs discovered that fed- so far to fall. for reply. found, then the beat plan would be lumps to tha akin. An exeiuMVa wU t wtsa we«b wtl wilt wfbr wre w n Obliiel Oinurt Orihutri—wiit tained aighteeen young people at succeed Erwin D. Reed OM*ntl M «n«««r______to tba llatropolltan Museum of A rt wbiia PtS* wtsffi ww) wtal: MISi ud W e could read long paseagee from for you to take a careful look at diet of some acid fruit for a few 4 :1 ^ 7il4—Juit Pliln Bill — tiM i' Chimes Rang" will be preaented their home on WaU street, Saturday Tomlinson. They are; eral legisUUon wUl be necessary be- —free on soma dasrs—where every trmsa won wlio wow wdtf wkbt O rihil.—woat; Orehiitri—Dizli The elnlater charm of Goorge Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith and re«ad«S Oew^r 1. days, followed by a waU-balancad NontHWBSt B CANADIAN - wtmj Rilht On tlie Canj^ at and everyone will want to give a evening In honor of the birthday ot Brock, Wilbert C. Howe; fora anything effocUv# can be ac- Henry Janies i^thout feeling it any sort of ths world's finest treasure is SHORTNESS OF BREATH .Trule, plump people become short of your habits of living to see which 4i40— 7i46—Tbi iirin itiri — m t; PubUthad Evary Evanln* ones are wrong. You probably need menu, Is uaually all that la necessary wibs k*tp webe wday wfyr erel efot Bulk Pasiri, tarlit—mldwoit rpt Raft, ths sensuous, bamboo-Uke famUy had Thanksgiving with Mrs. gift wrapped In white paper to bo Mrs. Rose's sister, Miss Persia Undent of Sunday echool, ... Subdaya and Bolldaya Bntarad at ttia duty of oura to quote them to our to be seen. A story about Henry Ford ^ stM | breath more readily____ than _ slender SOUTH — wnro wptf wwno wit wj»z 4:44— 7:44—Soika Cirtir, Tilk—bl- placed on the altar and find out for obmpUahed; but there la no valid more exerciae, more deep breathing to overcome tendency. beauty of Anna May Wong and the S. N. Loomis who Is III at Mrs. Ckir- Allen. Strickland; aoslstaat superinb Poat Ottica at Manchaatar, Coan.. aa When the American fleet anchored bow be ran up a flight of stairs sf- i people. Sometimes shortness of wflt-wian wlod w«m wmo wtb wspi ■lo: B4twi4n tba Baakando—wut Theater Here Smday. themselves "W hy the Chimes reason why such legislation— not readers. But we have decided it out in the fresh air. and a wiser „,4x womb kvoo wky wtsa wb«p kpro 7:04— 4:04—Biay Aua — u at: Path Mrs. William Blohner la a patient ent, Bdwin D. Reed. Eaeoad Oaaa Mall Mattar. ■. suTund Manhattan last ~ summer, ter having bad an operation. A ' breath may be directly caused by wistful lovellnesa of Jean Parker, ver'a home In Rockville. Rang.” The gifts wdll be distributed bubscr iptios hates , would be a Bln beyond pardon not to selection of food. By slowly per- (Bxtractlag a Wtadom Toetb) ktia ktlM weoo wsvo w u r Orab.—watt: Mirint Bane—DIala at Windham (immunity Memorial linked up with tbs N R A —should not sweltering throngs stood In line dsy plump bystander said, " I couldn't i wearing tight garments resembling MOUNTAIN—koo kdri kzir ksM 7:1t-'. t ilt — Bdwin C. Hlll'4 Com. in the leading rotes o f Paramount’s Mr. and Mrs. Gtorge Bennett and the day before -Christmas to help Oaa Taar. by mall ...... •••»*•»« severing until you get your body in QuesUon; Mlaa SaUy B. writes: T PACIFIC COAST—kxn Kfl kfw Uomo hospital in WiUlmantlc. Nevada produced 6,358,000 . pass this Cobbism along. You may after dsy to board the ships. It do that—It would maks me teo I the old-fashioned corse., which manto—baalo; Lavant C rib .-w u t. "Limehouse Blues,” coming to the fam ily o f Harrison. N. Y., spent make others happy. Surely every . Par Moatta, by m a il...... » ‘ J be adopted. U anything has ever a good healthy condition, you should have been having trouble with my khq ktail ktar ktn ki». 7:44— 4:44—Broadway Varlatlaa—to a "Flirtation Walk”, that biggest of Russell R. Albro of Osone Park, of wool this year, aa compu'Sd BlBBla Copy ...... • « » probsbiy hadn't occurred to any of abort of breath.” Mr. Ford replied, I cramped the breathing apace and State theater Friday and Saturday, Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs. one has something they would like Dallvarad oaa y a a r ...... II.OO been conclusively demonstrated It Is have missed IL be able to tid yourself of this dis- wladom tooth, la It necessary to Coni. Baot. 4:04— 4:04—Nine Madinl and Oribu. aU AU-Amerlcan hits, ths first musi- L. I., was at the home of hie aunt 6,708,000 pounds In 1933. these people tbet they could take a "If I were yoti, I would keep on try- | hindered breathing. 4iSB- Ilia —Alleo In OrohoHrsllllsnS ■;I4— f i44—Orioli Atlin’a Advinturu combine to n^ke this film o f the A. B. Porter. to pass on even If not new' but still that tba states, left to themselves, subway over to, the Brooklyn Navy Ing qatll I could do IL"' Mr. Ford | Some of the common causes of tressing symptom. have these extracted?" 4iM— liM—Cipt. Tim Holly, Slimpi 1:04—10:00—ByrJ Bxpiditlen—o la • cal ever made right on the campus famous London underworld a pic- Miss Hattie M. Albro over tbe MEMBER o r THE ASSOCIATED 0:44—10:40—M iitirp licii of Milady Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Orcutt and In good condition. PRESS _ . , BdU net do anything worth while. Yard, any day iii the year, and see was probsbiy rtferrt^ to the m M t | shortness of breath are; hard physl Answer: 1 do not advise axUkct- SdIC— 4:00—Cusit’i Orohtitri—oHOtl at West Point comes to the State ture of unusual excellence, force week-end. Mrs. Adk Albro is re- MEANINGLESS “CLUE” ing the wisdom teeth iinlssa t b ^ Ollk eiM lI. niporlir—midwiat 10:04—IllOO—Loin B iliie i Orl—w iiti ion motored to Boston recently to Thursday the Ladies Fragment turning with him to Jamaica,' L. I. Tba Aaaoclatad Praaa la aaelualvaly plenty of ahlps and tsdlors. common type of ehortneaB o f breath, cal exercise, such as running; heart QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS ■lit— tu t—ifyottrlout itltnd—ooot: Myrt and M arti—n p u t tor wait theater Sunday, Monday and Tues- and drama. aatltlad to tha uaa for rapubllMtloa Every attempt to prevent stream are badly decayed or ao for out Of visit Mrs. Orcutt'i sister. society wrill meet for an all day to spend the winter with her slater Now that the M L Hermon school For years thara hava been exam- which is due to lack o f exercise, trouble of various types; a weak (Diet for Aneuiysm) Tom Mix, ekoteh—midwoit ropoit 10:14—11:14—Lion Btlaoco Orcbootri- day. Starring Dick Powtl land Ruby The story deals with the un- o f all aawa diapatchaa cradlted to It their normal poslUon as to Injufs ■lie— t;W—Prtio.Psdlo Nowt Poriod ou t: Clydo Luoio Oroh.—midwoal George Maskiell, Mrs. Wallace meeting with Mrs. Arthur Reed. A Mrs. Frank D. McQuestlon. pollution runs up against the stone plas of ibrawd aideahowmanablp in which allows ont to gst out of con- muscular condition due to neglect QuesUon: William U. writes: Keeler, that plus team of Warner doing of the gangiter chieftain SPECIAL or BOI olbarrrlat or«dlla«l IB tala murder Is once inore to the front the Jaw or other -eeth. The wisdom S:l»— tiU —eoneo by Arltnt Jookoon 10:40—11 :S0-^uli Nolun Orobiitri— MoKnlght and daughter, Kathryn, covered dish luncheon will be serv- papar and alao tba local nawa pub- sralt o f poUtlcal Influence exerted by the lUnernat sOoa which mova Into dition and therefore makes one or to an acute lUneea such aa a “ What la aa aneurysm of the ab- 1,44— 4i4«—Billy Bklcnolor't Skotoh mt; Hinry Buui Orihait.—wait who dominates the river pirates The Legion auxiliary of Earl W. tooth la as 'valuable as any otbor Brothers great shows "Flirtation Mr. and Mrs. John Kingsbury and ed. Ilabad haraln. the reading public Is being again Im- vacant stores in ths Brosdwsy sec- "winded'' easily. Many athletes fever; Indigestion with the produc- domen and its cause? Is It danger- 4r0»— 7:06—Plektno Slatoro Harmony 10:44—11:45—Oailo Nilaon'o Orehoilra of the Thames, George Raft, In Green post will conduct a food and All rlrhta of rapubllcatlon of thoce Interests to which stream pol- tooth, and it asalata in flUlBg out 4:1S— 7i1t—To Bo Announotd IldIO—lldXI—Jiequti Ptnard Orebti.— W alk" bids fair to outrank all pre- daughter, Cora, and son John,-Jr., Coventry Grange No. 75. P. of H., pressed, In practically every news tor. They represent themselvee aa who have stopi^ their sports And tion of large quantities of stomach the role of Harry Young. rummage sale In WUHmantic, Dec- apaclal diapatchaa herein are alao re- ous and can it be cured by dieting?" the Jaw. Your denUat should he 4:36— 7 ll»—Could and Shoftor, Plonoo biilo; Klltb Buebor Orob.—mldw vious pictures of the same type. motored to New York Wednesday will hold a regular meeting Thurs- TH IS WEE K lution Is profitable. propagandists for tba preaervatlon themselves very short of breath gas, which presses upward against 4:45— 7i4t—Undo Biro Radio Station 11:44—12:44—000, H ill'i Orih.—o to I His nefarious operations ar« ember 7, aervad. dispatch from the aeats of investiga- Answer: You are probably re- able to advise you what to do. Long before the actual shooting to attend the wedding of Miss Viola day evening. Past Masters night The subject is not one which o f aflltl request donations. when they try to do the atunts they the diaphragm; anemia; high blood TiOO- ■lOe—Miry Plikford'i Drimi covered by his Interest In an ori- ferring to an aneurysm of the ab- 7tr -i i l“ ^ W ■■■ i y n i Klng’i...... Orehiilri NBC-WJZ NBTWORi; date on ‘‘Flirtatioh Walk" was set Maskiell. They returned Saturday will be observed. The ladles degree Cape Cod ^ B Full aarvlea cllant of N E A Sarr. tion, that Headmaster Elliot Spser Exhibits usually Include a dis- once did, but If they persevere, their pressure, etc. Elxtreme shortness of • lO^Prad Allin it Tiwn Hill ental cafe where Anna May Wong, should be left to sportsmen alone to dominal aorta which Is the large BASIC — Bait: w ji wbi-wbu wbil by the studio, It had begun Its nego- evening. team will put on the drill. The Past loa. Ino. _____ couraged raccoon, a moth-eaten fox breathing capacity Increasss and BUS GETS HEATER lOiOO—Buy Lom birei'i Onhiat. who loves him Jealously. Is a d.\ac- Shirts, Special 9 X eO v handle. They sbould have the ear- was elaln by being shot through a breath may be seen in asthma artery supplying the abdomen and whim kdka w fir wjr wlw wiyr wmol; tiations to obtain from., the Depart- PnbllahaPa Repreaantatl»e: Tha .lie—10:»—Ontr Min'i Pimlly, ttrM er. When another girl, Jean Park- Mr. and Mrs. John Ziesner and Masters will fill the chairs. window by a charge from a "twelve- or two, a somnolent possum and s they become able to carry out mus- cases, while difficulty In breathing lungs with blood. The only treat- lOtOO—ilKK^Orummlta B "ia n ." Pore Mldwiili wcky wenr wli kwk kwer ment of War and the West Point dultna Mathewa Special Atency— Naw nest support of all people who want few frantic aqulrrels. Moat o f the cular feats without getting abort of is found in pneumonia, bronchitis, ment I have found successful la the Clroton. N. Y.— (A P )— When ~ij>—Illl^ V o jc o of.Romineo, aonfo koll wran wmio k u wkhf er, cornea Into hie life, Miss Wong family of Brldgepbrt w ere Sunday Scotch Plaid Tiea Tork. Chtcaso. Detroit and Boaton. guage shotgim.” liy Coburn'a Orebootra NORTHWEST B CANADIAN — wtm] authorities permission to film such guests at Mr. and Mrs. Fred to live In a clean, beautiful and citizens who jontrifauts to these dis- breath. croup, and pleurisy. When the fasting and dieting treatment. I local board of education heard ci liO—111! wiba katp wobo wday kfyr cret cfcf plots against her. Olaan'a Orcbeatra a story. As a result, the War De- Ulesecke’e. Member audit bur eau of Lest the Impression might grow mal frauds wouldn't think of visiting Bbortnesa of breath Is a very breath becomes short after slight have prepared an article called plaints that a school bus needed ;;;S tli.«V i'?4 ?.ra* A Oribaatr. SOUTH — w rri wptf wwno w li w jix Raft Isaras through the Chinese healthful country. Which, of wfla-wiun wlod warn wmo wob wapi partment took a hand In the revision 55c 2'"$1. CIRCULATIONS, ______the Bronx or Central Park zoos, common symptom when the body la exertion with panting and a tight, heater for winter weather, tha girl of another man whom Jean Mrs. A . J. 'JIntoa with several SOUTH COVENTRY that the guage o f the gun with Aneuiysm la Curable which I am CBS-WABC NBTWOHK wldx vim b kvoo wky wfai whip kpro of the first draft of ths story by course, means all of us. without charge, to see fine speci- dlasss^, and may arias from a constrict^ sensation through the members decided to ride in tba bua Parker lovea and lays a trap for others o f the Grange (Jboral CHub Tha Harald Printing Company. Inc., which the schoolmaster was mur- glad to be able to send to you. 1 •AttO —Biati wabo wide woko wcao woal ktba kiha wtoo wira Delmer Daves and Lou Ekielman. Scotch Plaid Mafflers mens of practically all the world's variety of conditions. It la almost chest, this may denote heart trouble suggest -that you write for It, ask- and see for themaalvea. Rasult: A waib wmo war wkbw wkro whk cklw MOUNTAIN—k u kdyl kfir kxhl him. Ths surprise climax comes went to Wetheisfleld State Prison WatervUle, He.—Osborne Allen, uiuin^i DO ilniinclii r#iponiib!Htjr The studio then set to work to for typoirftphieal «rr<^r« appoorinir in dered may provide a potential clue rarest snlmsls. Impossible to tell the exact reason or some abnormal condition of the ing for a diet as well. Please enclose new heater for the bua. were wmu wjai wmn wfbl wipd wjav PACIFIC COAST—kso kfl ktw komo when Raft it made to realise that Sunday morning and sang to the The following local atudents were 97, reputed to have been the laat liv- wmii wbni: Mldwiit: wbbm wtbm khq kfad ktar kpo make all the necessary preparations, prisoners. advartlaemanta In tha M anoh«it«r and may be an Important factor tn And then there ere tourists who for shortness of breath by guesa- arteries such as arterial hardening 1 large, self-addressed envelope and kmbo kmex wowo vhia ^ the girl's happiness Is more Im- on the 80 per cent-honor roll at ing son o f a Revolutionary war v e t $1.00 $1.50 Ertnlnt HtraM. MILITARY TRAINING Cant. Baal. choosing a cast, director and tech- painstakingly study every atone and work aa the doctor needs to know or high blood pressure. Shortness 6c In stamps for the two articles. CELEBRATES WTz'B GUN BAST—wpe whp wlb-w whM wibi wfm portant than her love and en- The committee for the (Christmas Windham High school for tbs last eran In Maine, died. the case It might be well to remem- wero wlm efrb ckia wlb* 4:40— 6:44—Tha Slnolna Lady—m t nical crew and making the numer- sale and chicken pie eupper met WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 5 An opinion rendered by the United window tn foreign cathedrals. Back definitely what Is causing It. A feel- o f breath, or dyspnea, arises in 4:45— 6:44—Orphan Anma—oa«l only dangers bU. life to save her lover marking period: Seniors: Sara Al- Rochester, N. H.—Mayor Sumner ber that there are probably twenty IXIB—w fit w ifi wbro wqam wdod ous arrangements for Its three thou- last night to finish the plans. The States Supreme Court on Monday tn N ew York, though, they devote ing as though one needs more air Is anemia, because of the fact that the (Welts Appear) Portland, Ora.— (A P) —Levi Hal- Rn wrlo w ile wdiu wtoo krid wrr 0:04— 4d)4—Bdueitlin In tba Nawa from his own trap. len, Stanley Grocbmal, Ethel Crick- W. Watson, Democratic dirt farmer klrh ktia wioo koma wdbo wbt wdai Olio— tu t—Alma Klltball, Contralto sand mile locadoL trip to the Unit- Filmed against a series of the committee Is, Mrs. Arthur Reed, times as many twalva-guaga shot- not the sUgbteat attention to the not unusual and may be due to eat- red blood cells are lacking In a cer- Question; Benita J. writesf "I ler, Civil W ar vataran, calabrated 4:44— 4:40—Praf-Pidio Nawa Parloi more, Helen Turner; Juniors, John and "m llk l^ mayor” o f Rochester, SYMINGTON’S STERILITY should do much In stilling the ever- wbiz wdbl wwva wmhz w iji wmhr ed States M ilitary Academy. most remarkable sets we have ever Mrs.-Wallace McKnlght and Mrs. guns In the country as there art Oothto marvels of S.. Patrick's, or ing a heavy meal and then exercis- tain substance which carries the have bad constipation and indiges- his 67th birthday with a brisk dem- wala ktui kzko wooa wdnx wnox kwkh 4:14- 0:44—Thru X elatara In Benoa Adamclk, Anton Bour, Richard was re-elected for a third term la a At the Center lasting fusi created by so-called Lhe unmetohed meg.iiflcence of ing soon afterward; It may be due oxygen from the lungs around In tion aU of my life. Recently I have onstration of ths manual at arms, MIDWBST—weak wgl wmt wmbd wlin 4:44— 4:44—Lawail Thamaa — uat: Frank Borsage was assigned to soon, "Umebouse Blues" catches John Kingsbury. The menu will be Krietzer; Sophomores, Ruth C9ark. three Cornered mayoral contest. U the “ propoaed platform for re- those of any othar guage. Also wlbw kfb kfib wkbn wcco wibt kicj Orphan Annia—raptit to mlSwaat the full flavor of the eerie mystery chicken pie, made and baked fresh pacifists and conscientious objectors Riverside Church. to an accumulation of .fat and aa a the bloodstream. The blood does had welts come out all over my body both regular and xouave. 4XK>— 7KX>—Amoo ’n’ Andy—aaat only the dIrecUon o f "FllrU tlon Walk," oovery" submitted by the National that there Is no certain way of wnax woo and Dick Powell, Ruby Kssler, Pat of the famous London underworld right In the new chapel kitchen, to submlsaion to military training MOUNTAIN—kver kli koh kil 4:14— 7:14—Willard Poblaon Orchaat. Association of Manufacturers to the COAST — kbl keln ktro kel kfoy kvi 4:14— 7:34—Pad Divla, Sarlal Skateb O’Brien, Henry O’Neill, Ross Alex- for a picture chock-full at melodra- moahed potatoes, turnips, buttered knowing whether tha charge that 4:44— 7:44-D4neareua Paradiu, tkit In those colleges and Institutions kfbklnnl------t korn kdb------kzmb-- kfb ander, John Eldrsdge, Glen Bolts ma and movement. carrots, celery, eraiiberry, relish, National Industrial Council and the killed the murder victim was not 7104— 4:04—Tha Crima Cuiat Myatary where such training la required. The Cent. Bait 7il4— 0144—Lanny P u i anS Oribiat. and John Arlsdge were given the On the same program Is a picture rolls, coffee, choice ol apple, pump- Conyress of American Industry re- flred from a gun of larger guage or 4iil ■itB-Jaik Armilrine — iixt: 4:04— tdIO—Wardin,,Lit>u B Orabia viitch, according to all advance re- kin and mince pie. The women will decision in question was in the case OrtbNtri—Dizli; Orfin—init 4:40— 0:40—John SOiirlu Themai principal parts. Arriving at West flects the best economic and social even, at a pinch, from a smaller one. 4i44— 4144—Songi by PittI Chipin 0:04—10:00—H. Maroonthiu, Addrno Point, the company worked there porta, tops any western drama have a fine display ot fancy aad of two students suspended from the useful articles, aprons and home- Intelligence o f the men who captain ■iW— tiOlL-Buok R etiri — latt; Ot. 1:14—lOil^Madimi Syvli'a Adviei for two weeks, shooting every day. George O'Brien has yet filmed. Tbls Apparently reporters coveHng the •an I f P in —mldw; e m ti—Dlzl# 1:44—10:90—H a r » PIchmin Orahiit. made mince meat. Supper will be University of California, a land 10:04—11:04—B. Celimin Orchutra— When Director Borxage and hla Is "T^e Dude Banger," described as the mills and factories of this coun- Speer murder for the press aasocla- •i14— ei14—Bibby Biniin—m t only; served from 8:30 on. Please tele- grant college, and who carried their Knlikirbookiri — Dlxli; Skippy aaat: Amos 'n' Andy—w ut n p u t troupe returned to Hollywood, sec- t thrilling saga of tbs Arizona cat- try, wh^yh we do not believe, then Uons have somt vagus notion that —m fd w iit; T i x i i P i n t i r i —w n t 10D4—11:44—Art K a iu ll O r ib u tr i— you take your trouble to the courts. Enter the $500.00 PRIZE CHRISTMAS CONTEST •ite— 4i4(b-Tbi Sbidew—m t ; Or. uat: tinny Pui—riput for wut tions o f Hawaii were reproduced on ■ny hope of contribution from that baillitlc experts esn Identify ths u n O in u rt-w ilt; Brnli'i Orebr— 11:04—liiML-Archli Bliyir Orchutra sound stages and on them Bobby The opinion, written by Justice Dtxli; J iik Armttrons—mldw rpt 11:44—12144—Jack B ireir B Onhutra quarter to the ra-eatabllahment of weapon from which s charge of shot Connolly created and directed the Butler, holds that "government, fed- spectacular scenes for tbs Hawaiian stability and progress might as well Is flred Just aa they can. identify the eral and itste, each In its own 7:80— Red Davis, doncsiB partlelpBtlng tn the "Iubu," Sunday Afternoon Outing be abandoned. No more sterile, pistol or the rifle from which a bul- sphere owes a duty to the people 7:48—Dang-"oua Paradise. or lovs feast, a trM tlo iia l custom negative or stupid pretrram was ever let Is projected. They c i^ do noth- Here’s how to at the Paelfle Island. within its Jurisdiction to preaervs 8:00—Cao CriBie Chiee—“The Half< conceived. It completely convlcte Way Kmiag." Christm as Gift ing of the kind. They can only Itself In adequate strength to main- WTIC 8:80—D ob Humbert and his ICagle Its authors of mutual barrenness. make a reasonable guess at the participate tain peace and order and to assume ■arWeifl, oobb. Strings. It proffers nothing, advances noth- measure o f the weapon from tha the Just enforcement of tbs law. SdbBM W. ISM K. a SSM M. 8:48—^ a n k cAd Phil. ing approaching an Idea. It mere- number of shot found—reckoning so With avery purchase you make at TtBielai'B Broadeaotliig Service 9:00— 90,000 Tears In Sing Sing— And avery clUian owes tbs recipro- Bicm n BUIU Warden Lewis E. Lewes. RADIO: Suggestions ly protests and objects and deraanda aosny of such a size pellats to the Watkins of |2.00, tlO.OO or fiBO.OO or f it’s 8 big gift cal duty, according to bis capacity, I 9:80—John Charles TbomoB bari- B general halt. normal charge of a regulation shell more, you secure FVee Entry Blanks to support and dsfend government WedBeeiBj, December 6 tone. The document Is not even worth of such a guage. But In a oaaa to the contest. Blanks are given in 10:00— Martha Baird, pianist. New York, Dee. 8.— ( A P ) — N B O against all enemies.” Conscientious select H eirloom r. u. ' nnalysts. The only thing about It of this kind, there la no way of the units listed above. You may 10:18— Madams Sylvia. has changed Ita mind about broad- 3-Piece objectors have no constitutional 4:00—MarthB Mean. 10;3P—Mayfair Orchestra. cksUng Saturday's game between knowing whether the load was of enter more than one blank in each of worthy o f a seco.al thought la the right to exemption, the opinion ex- 4:1S— Dr. JoMph Jastrow, psycbol- 11:00— ^Ttme, weather. Louisiana State and Tenneeeee, de- Fashunamel PORTiVD? question of how It came to receive regulation commercial type or home- the three Veekly contests. There’s ogm. 11:15— Cascades Orchestra. plains Furniture ciding to let the football climax of the acceptance of a large group of made; whether all the shot fired a prise each week for each group . . . 4 ; 8 0 — T h e J e e t e r i . 11:30—Missouri Universityrsity Alum- the fall aeooon stand with laat week's It la beyond understanding that 4:4S— Platt aad NIermann, piano nae Dinner In Honor of Jiane Fro- Arm y-N avy oonteaL THEN why continue to use men who cannot posalbiy have failed were found or not. nine prizes in all. so many persons should oonfuse duo. man. Howrever the change o f mind Toilet Sets to realise! Its complete futility. So there Is no slgnlflcance what- 8:00— Chick Webb's Orcbeatra. military training with militarism. On each blank there is a question 12:00— Hotel Commodore Orches- doeen’t affect the proposed annual a range that is out of date? Among the members of tba Na- ever to the "twelye guage shotgun" 5:18—Straight Shooters. tra. deacripttCn o f the Rose Bowl game Brush, Comb and Mirror. There le no country In the world to answer: “ HOW COULD WAT- 5:80— Alice in Orchestralla. Black and chrome finish. tlooal Association of Memufacturers phrase and tha reader who skips It KINS BROTHERS SERVE ME BET- Custom Made Chair 12:30 a. m.— Hotel Roosevelt Or- New Years. where the duty of the cltUen to ac- 8:45—fltamp Club. chestra. T ry these tonight: Shield tor initials. Replace yonr antiquated range with a Magic Chef thsre eannot be one In ten who does will be Just aa well off In Its efforts cept Bucb training la more etrongly TER?” Answers limited to 20 (Below) This chair is our most S;00—WrigMvllIe aarion. WEAF-NBC^, Pickens BUten; gaa range aa the firat step in modernizing your S:80— Preea>Radio News. not flUly Sanaa the extraordinary to guess ths answer to the ML Har- words. popular lounge chair. No won- 8, Maty Plckford; 9, Fred Allen. emphasised than In Switzerland. 6:85—Qema from Memory. kitchen. Besldca making your kitchen decidedly mon riddle. Probably nine out of der. It It custom made In WABC-CB8—9. Nino Martinss plight Into which our economic sys- 6:48— BlUy Batchelor. $ The liability la universal and It is Prises valued from $19.75 to Grand Rapids, with all hair: Recreation O n ter 9:80, Burns and Allen; 10, Byrt 4-50 more attractive, Magic Chef will lighten your cook- tem has fallsn; who does not know tan shotguns within a twenty-mils T:00—Pickens Bisters. rigidly anfortsd. Practically avery $114.60. solid mahogany; down seat and bTOttdeut. - ing and baking taaka and give you more leisure. as wsU as hs knows his name that radius of Mt. Hermon are "twelves.” 7:18— Studio Program. adult Swlaa is a trained soldier. back! The finest Items of Interest WJZ-NBO-S:80, Lanny Roas; 10. the wuntry cannot go on aa If noth- And what of It? 7:80— Rhythm of the Day. Donald R. Rlcbbeig; 11;W>, 'Univer- Yet the standing army Is of the Contest lasts three weeks . . with 7:45—Musteal Program. Magic Chef is automatic—-it lights top burners i^ aity of Missouri alumni dinner to ing had happened when It haa sud- 8 prizes etch week! 8:00— M ary Plckford Stock Com* The women's gym class will meek tmalleat—owing to the undoubted Chest of all! Jane Froman. 7 Pc. Fashunamel Sets selG holds the oven temperature at the exact degree denly trmasplred that Industry, agrl- from 7:15 to 8 o’clock. The first aid fitness of the population for national $39-50 The Treasure Chest (shown class will meet with Dr. Knapp at What to expect Thursday: Brush, Comb, Mirror, N ail Buffer, required, does its own oven watching. It cooks a culturs, transportation, diatrlbutlon S . - ^ ^ a y n e King’s O.'cbestra. defense. And Switzerland haa not above) was copied from an ,9:00—Fred AUen'e Town Hall. 7 o’clock. A public setback party W E AF-N B C — 9:80 p. m., Vaughn NaU File, ChiUcle Knife, and Tray. whole meal uoattendad while ytra are away, gives and tha supplsmentary services of riN old N ew England oheet, will be held at the W est Side Rec Deleatb; 4:18, Frank Black harpsi- $15-00 had a foreign arar alnca tba days ol 10:00—Ouy Lombardo's Orchestra. you bettor cooked, more tasty and delidont food our olvlllsatloi) can be carried on, aa probably brought here on the 10:S0— One Man’s Family.' on Cedar street. Play will start at chord recital. Napoleon. Every one of her neigh- o'clock end prizes be awarded W ABO C BS— 11:80 a. m., Cknmtry fo r flve years they havs been carried Mayflower. It le eoUd oak 11:01—Jack Berger's Orchestra. 8 ^11 with less timt and trooble, keeps your kitchen cooler bora realizes the danger of invading with cedar lining. For Indi- 11:18— Voice of Romance. to the winners. Church o f Hollywood; 3 p. m.. Road- on. without the contributing effort NEW ways of Romance. and cleaner, saves money on gas bills and food. tha Helvetic republic. viduality, your name and 11:30— Slumber H ou r , Thursday 11 Pc. Fashimamel Sets o f eight or ten or twelve million yM r wUl be hand carved on 13:0&-Silent. The women's swimming classes WJZ-NBC—10:45, NBC Music Tha Swiss have no wars because A beautiful set complete with all We hava the Magic Chef complete with models in workers who have to depend on Jobs a panel In the top o f cbesL will meet as follows: 7 to 7:45, ad- Guild; 4:30, Finnish Independence they art so abundantly prepare| lowed a lighted keroeene lamp. around old ndagee, proximity lends I 515 Main Street Blaneheeter ’:00—Amos 'n' Andy. Oe,, iBB, l i b h I r la a o t mat ataar.l A audden vlplent jedt at It kas dlsenchsntm snt N w Torksrs, 1 AdeaBs CKy, Saek-CUOIte, Dotek, ;v«Cb«e,DeTMB ‘ known toBw stop Bsthe i o victimv s v v s s s i ’s a belltve,iw iiv t v i have ivw lees appreciation at ' a M A N C H E S T S . C O N K ':l5r*-PlantBtton Echoes. IMP both hie eulpewKrs lUielr town's substan Ual advantages MANCHESTER EVENING H E R A lA MiliNCHESTER, CONN- WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 6,1981,

Flushing, N. Y., Thomas T. Cham- preme Court by Rodolfo Who de- under tha Influence of liquor during manded a reappraising of his absolu- prohibition, however. berlain of New York; Uvlngston and TAX COLLECTIONS John O. Munson J r, of Rogers City, ITALY TO JAIL tion verdict. Wines and beer are now served Ehirlco has rwtded outside of Italy Check (Thesis Drug Savings openly and legally In the Hotel Mich., class day committee. Chamberlain, Thomas M. Cox of since the fight. The brothers live In Sheridan, the Princess Grill, Cavey's New York city. Grill, the Silver Grill, the Ten Room FOR IIONTH GOOD Austin, Texas; Edward E. Fessen- SONOFCARUSO Now Offered A t and Curley's restaurant. All, dnig- den of Kingston, N. Y., Edward T. gista carry wtnea, beers and hard Gardner of Dayton, O., George F. liquor, aa dq the six licensed pack- Horton, III of Houston, Texas: Don- age stores In Manchester. 3The new ald C. Lott of Pittsburgh; John A. That Is, H Yoong Man Eyer Whiskey and Gin in Most D e Are Greater Than Anticipat- Meehan Jr., of Florence, Mass., and WELDON'S city directory lists IS taverns as do- ing business in town at the present Sperry, senior prom committee, and 903 Main S tm t Bauer, Munson and Sperry, trien- Returns to Father’s Na- BASKE1BAUFIVE SOCK AND BUSKIN Why Teachers Get Qray S1UDENTS WEARING TEACHERSSPEND mand Here— Few Fancy time. ed Says Town Treasurer Expect Change nial committee. Liqnors Sold. Whether the new year will see a G. H. WaddeD. tive Land. MEETS ROCKVILLE FAlLt'BE LIST TOO LONG TAUGHT MAKE-UP RED CROSS BADGES Well—to all appearances, at least HOLIDAY IN TOWN change made In the state liquor USTERINE two-thirds of the student body regulations remains to be seen, al- MANY ENTERTAINERS large Bottle Tbsrs ars antlrsly too many stu- didn’t take my warning about eat- though indications are that a law Rome, Dec. 6.— (A P )—The Su- ?• ing too much turkey. That is to One year ago today Utah voted In will be passed permitting the sale of Town Treasurer George H. Wad- dents on the present failure list A dell has received a , total of $63,- preme Court decided today that if good many of these pupils are on say, some came back two or three favor of repeal and In 36 etates the cocktails, highballs, hard lijuors and AT DEMOCRATIC DANCE Enrico C?aruso, son of the late tenor, 50c Clarke, Johnson' GaveDo, By- Mrs. Charles Ray Shows How History of Fight On Toberen pound “ avoir de polds” (over- Miss Oberempt Goes to Bos- other fancy drinks In established 954.88 from the town tax collector I the margin; so stay only one seventh aale of liquor became legal. for the month of November, of ever returns from New York to his perlpd a week, Wednesday or Thurs- weight), and still others, didn't During the year of repeal the sale boteU and restouranta. native Italy he must face the two come back at all on Monday! which amount 861,1.57.89 was col- Local Talent Secured for Vic- choUki and Obnchowski day. Others who have two M’s or to Trim Van Dyke Beard, losis m County Given by ton, Mr. Spang to Cape o l bard liquor In Mancheeter has lected on the list of 1933 and 81,- and a half years Jail sentence Im- Ex-I-ax ...... 17c EpeoTabo one D stay two nights, but If they been slowly but gradually increas- 9M.99 on lists intervening to 1927. tory Dinner Dance at Rain- posed on him for a motor road alter- Anaein Italian Balm, belong to clubs they are allowed to George CHarke—although Mr. ing. Whiskey and gin are the most bow Inn Saturday. NON-SKID Tablets...... 14c 85e s i z e ...... Daring Lecture. Bernice Livingston. Wright has great hopes of his be- POLICE SEIZE STILL ° Mr. Waddell stated that the col- cation four years ago. in Starting Unenp Tonight. continue being a member. popular sellers, while champagne lections on the 1933 lists are at The court rejected the appeal of Spot Pad Trasses Castile Dr. Lyon’s Comparing the seventh period list coming a professional drummer— and burgundy are practically Ignor- Soap ...... c Tooth Pow der...... shouldn’t practice on the desks dur- present very favorable and gre Chairman Leo Kwash of the Vic- two Caruso brothers, Enrico and The Perfect RegilMre PleMcrft! 8 w'lth the honor roll, there are about ed. VALUED AT $12,000 greater than had bee, anticipated. tory Dinner.^Dance committee, an- Rodolfo from the punishment given Lifebuoy Epsom Saits, Last week rhembers of the Sock ing class time, (or any other time Drugglet’e Stend COKSULTATION mnS ADVICS pound ...... Beno Coma. '35. 1« the newly twice as many on the failure list. Tiny double-barred red crosses Many of the high school teachers nounced today the names of several because of a fight with a farmer **FBCB o r CMABOB.** Soap ...... 6c and Buskin make-up class had a for that matter), should be, now? Jergen’e . elected captain of the “ M. H. S. Probably most of the freshman fail- are being worn around school by spent the Thanksgiving vacation in Eklward J. Murphy, prominent well known entertainers secured fbr whose ox cart blocked the path of Hitch Hazel, fine time learning how to apply in Stafford SEE OUR FITTER NOf^’ l Lotion ...... ures are due to the fact that the new contributors to the Red Cross fund. Manchester. However, a number of local druggist, when asked his opin- Six Men Arrested the program following the roast their automobile In 1930. W« have % Sr»:CIAIs TTCB for pint ...... 16c baiketball team, which wUl open the mustaches, "sideburns", and beards. Another little one-act play today. YALE ELECTS Om CERS Colgate's Russian Mineral Oil, 5^ season ayatnst Kockvtlle tonight on students were not familiar with These crosses are identical In style The characters: An extremely bril- ion today on the effect of repeal as Springs— 1,130 Gallons of beef dinner, among them Mrs. An ordinary court at Bologna near VnrB Baptnret high school ways, and they find It Much laughter greeted Joe Polozie those living In other near-by towns Tooth Paste , . . . 16c pint ...... ; the laft.er’s floor. At a meeting of with the red cross on each o f the liant student, and Mr. Piper,, his- regards the sale of liquor In drug Aicohol Found Ready for Arlyne Oarrlty. soprano; Ben Rad- the -spot of the strife had sentenced much harder than Grammar school. each time he showed the class the and states either went home or stores, replied that there was no ac- Elnrico to two years and six months Eno SaltH, Milk of Magnesia, - !'i'the team's three letter men, Pine mustache Mrs. Ray bad Just put on commemorative Christmas Seals, tory prof: Shipment. OF SOCIAL COMMITTEES dlng, baritone, the Dubaldo brothers, Most of the parents undoubtedly did Mr. Piper: Which has the most visited friends. Where they were: curate measuring stick to guage the A. Falcetto, accordionist: Anthony and 20,000 lire In costs and dam- (7Sc size) ...... 50c pint ...... Clarke, Leo Johnson and Reno his face. In order to trim beards so which also are "purchased" by con- Arthur Drug .50c Woodbury’s Coma, the latter was eteeted to not approve of the report cards and power in time of war. Congress or Mr. Bailey, his father's home in volume because pharmacists were O'Bright, xylophonist. It Is also ages. PhllUp's Milk ot that they look natural ohe has to be tribution to the National Tubercu- Robinow Building Cream ...... lead the team through the 1934-35 arc disappointed In their children, the President? New Hampshire; Miss Burke, Man- not permitted, to sell until March. fetafford Springs, Dec. 5.— (AP) Will Have Charge of Com planned to hs.ve two dancing acta The court absolved Rodolfo on Magnesia ...... 34c a veritable barber. losla Association. 2.V ZIne Gillette Btodes, season. Coma wdll probably not but probably will be better pleased The grease paint foundation Stude: The Senate! chester; Miss Bowens, her home in Mr. 5Iurphy said the local demand —Six men taken by state police mencement Activities of but arrangements have not been lack of evidence of actual assault. MS Main Street This seal has on It, below the Stearate...... 14c pbg...... start .against Rockville and either when report cards are again dls- should be heavier where the beard P. S. The answer. In cose you Wethersfield; Miss Carr, Manches- la for both “quality” and quantity” yesterday when a still In operation definitely completed. The case was brought to the Su- Red CroM emblen^ a picture of ter; Miss Casey, Mohawk, New Seniors Next June. Dextrl- Palmolive Shaving Johnson or Clarke will be chosen trihuted. Is to be applied. Then a piece of "The Little Red” , an unpretentious don't know it. Is one of the , two liquor, the former having the edge. of an estimated value of $12,000 Mr. Kwosb bos received on ac- to act ns captain for the game. —Anna Kaslowskl, '35. asked In the question by Mr. Piper York; Mr. Clarke, his home town, He asserted that people had now was seized, will be In Town Court ceptance of the Invitation sent to Maltose ...... 57c Cream ...... crepe Ijalr Is moistened with spirit building consisting of one small 60e Aiks 75o I-ady Esther !;!o Manchester has won 10 out of 11 gum and attached to the face and room, built by the l-te Dr. Edward Ansonia; Miss Condon, her home In come to know the different brands late today on charges of keeping New Haven, Doc. 5.— (A P )— The Congressman Herman Koppleman. games from Rockville in the last 1 hear. that Tom Danaher was Ipswich, (Mies Condon, Incidentally, and that bonded whiskies are in good liquors without a state permit. list of officers and committees for He has appointed as a reception Seltzer ...... 40c Cream ...... trimmed. The class was very In- Livingston Trudeau fifty years ago, 50c Ve«s( Foam six years. The scores of previous terested In the application of "sltle- quite disappointed after the last fire missed her train to Ipswich and demand. WtMnen are better buyers Court procedure was expected to the final social functions and com- committee to receive guests, Mr, and $1.00 Ironlzed years, with Manchester's score given on February 1, 1885. drill, and casually remarked, "Oh, Veast.-...... 71c Tablets ...,...... SMOKING BARRED bums", as Sock and Buskin Is going Until after 1885, very little was therefore took time to see the Tony of wines than men. be determined speclflcally before ar- mencement activities of seniors In Mrs. Thomas J. Dannsher, Mrs. Har- ^ t first for each game, are: 1929: 18- t present "The Stiver Lining," how Manchester turned the tables! gosh. It’s only another one of those Sarg marionettes In Boston): Miss Package Store Drinpnd raignment of the men aa Federal the Sheffield Scientific School and SOCONY BURNING OIL 50c Mulslfied 7.5c Doan’ s known concerning tuberculosis. Dr. ry Rylander and Harold Keating. Kidney Pills ...... 15. 22-18; 1930: 18-15, 27-17; 1931: which takes place In the 18th cen- VISITS MOUNT HERMON Next In line to fall at the locals false alarms.” Dudley, Milford, Mass.; Mr. Emery, Gustave F. Greene, proprietor of officers who are engaged In liquor School of Engineering at. Yale was The dinner dance Is the local Hhani|X)o ...... 35c ES- ! Sl-1.5. 48-29; 1932: 21-23, 43-16: Trudeau who lived until 1915, con- tury when this type of hair cutting hands—or should we say legs—waa tracted the disease from a brother Manchester; Miss Estes, Manches- the M. A G. Products package store law enforcements have now Inter- announced today. Democratic celebration o f the vic- 1933 : 33-30, 38-17; 1931: 43-28. ! AT Westminster Here's another one for that grow- ested themselves In the case. m/i RANees- was popular. Mrs. Ray showed how Weaver High In Keney Park .and who later died. When once Trudeau ter; Miss Feder, her home in East at 675 Main street, said that last Those elected: May F. Millikan of tory gained b> that party at the Hot Water Bottles and The starting lineup for this game to trim a Van Dyke beard to fit any SCHOOL AT NORTHHELD this time the boys brought home a ing vocabulary of yours! Chicauga- Orange, New Jersey; Miss Fellows, The still was seized on Roaring Pasadena, Cal., class orator; Stanley ili will probably be: ClacLe, rf, John- realized that bis lungs were actively gogmanchaugagogchlcaugag o g a- year at this time the package stores polls, November 6, and U to be held character part. The Spanish shleks' recora. tubercular, he tried to pull himself her home in Vermont; Miss French, Brook Chicken Farm of Harry BoJ- R. Morton of Worcester, Mass., class S.4 son. If. Gavello, C, Ob,ic>.'rvvskl. rg, gungamog!!! It means? The could sell practically everything on ko on a r ad three miles from this at the Rainbow Inn, Sattirday eve- Fountain beards art pointed, while a doctor's Then—then came came that old together in order to consider clear- West Hartford; Mr. Gatchell, took the shelves because there was no historian; William T. Sperry of Dan- ning. Bycholski, Ig. beard is brought up on the face. If Robert EgRleflton on Inspection Indian for "Je voua. amis," "Ich place. With the sUll, which was of Syringes- .. 5 9 c The West Hartford game to be igid Set of Rules for Stu- "hoodoo" the state meet. After a ly plans for the brief period remain- trip to Union and White Mountains; competition from the druggists. bury, Conn., class prophet: David L. NO SMOKE I NOSMUDGEI a muatache Is properly made, It can Tour of Campus and Ruild- llebeldee,’* “Eo—t—amo’ or, in Mr. Greer, Suffeld and Oroton; Mr, huge dimensions, waa taken 1,130 Livingston of Honolulu, Hawaii, ivy played Frida; will he Manche.ster's few of the traditionally bad breaks ing as his share of life on earth. He good old U. S. A .—"1 love Inexpensive whiskies, gins and be used many times. inKs OverlookinK River. that M. H. S. always seems to In- decided to go to Paul Smith's hunt- Hartwell, Kennebunk, Maine; Miss gallons of alcohol in cans ready for orator; William A. Bauer of Mont- — CLEAN EVEN HEAT I first home g l^ e. Manchester has you." If you can "sp,rlng” that on other hard liquors are chiefly in de- shipment. _ . UQUOR SPECIALS dents Revealed by Albert The make-up kits which belong- herit at this event, the squad stiU ing lodge in the Adirondacks to Hopkins, Elast Killingly, Conn.; Mr. mand at his store, Mr. Greene said. clair, N. J., Andrew T. Callan of won 10 out of 12 games from West ed to the dramatic clubs In the anyone, you're a faster talker than Joseph B. O’Kane, chief Investi- Kerosene and Range Oil Grave’s ITankee C Q Hartford In the last six years, and Robert Eggleston, '37 and his managed to come out with a third live—because of hia deep love for Hubbard, Manchester; Mr. Illlng, The calls for wines have picked up straight Rye, school were cleaned out, as Mrs. I am! It isn't-as big as it looks, gator of the alcohol tax unit In Con- 100 proof, 5th Standard Gin, pint .. hopes to chalk up another victory. Pearson. family motored to Northfleld, Moss., place for team scoring. the great forest and the wild life of however, having only sixteen sylla- Manchester; Mr. Johngren, home in and probably will increase between $1.19 Ray said that only five grease the mountains. necticut, was informed of the raid ...AND WHEN I Keystone Straight O Q #• (Manchester's score first) 1929. 22- recently to visit Mount Hermon After working up an appetite by bles, and forty-three letters. Any- Brockton, Mass.; Miss Kellogg, now and Christmas, he added. by the state police, led by Lieut. 7 V2C gal. Seagram’s paints were needed In any make-up Prep school, which Is situated on a winning 15-40 from the Connecticut After a few months of rest and Great Barrington, Mass.; Mr. Kelley, UNITED TEXTILE 5 Crown, pint $1.29 Rye, 98 proof, ,5th... O I 7 C (Manchestcr’s score first) 1929: 32- box: two for the women and three how. try It on your piano! Liquor Is considerably cheaper Russell 1. Harmon. „ 25 gallons or over. PHONE, SOCONY DE­ 16, 18-32; 1930: .33-10, 40-23; 1931: mountain aide overlooking the Con- State Frosh, the squad won the all- sunshine, Trudeau's health became Plymouth, N. H., Miss Low, Chelms- than it was a year ago, according to Crsb Orchard, Krntuc:ky Seal Q 7 After Albert Pearson had heard for the men. greatly improved. He began to eat The arrested men gave names of WORKERS OF AMERICA Fuel Oil, 2-3-4 LIVERS SO PROMPTLYI 41-26, 43-14; 1932: 41-26, 51-20; necticut river, covering about five important Thankagiving Day title Well—we can go to the Bristol ford. Mass.; Miss MacLean, W. Mr. Greene, and as the state tax in John Longo. 24. of Providence; An- $1.69 Straight, quart ...... 01%* the Westminster choir, during a re- Next week a further discussion ot and sleep Well. He even lost his quart 1933 ; 29-10, 17-29; 1934: 34-24, 3;i- acres of land. for the second consecutive year. game this year! 'That Is, if at least Bridgewater, Mass.; Miss McGuire, (Ikmnectlcut is materially lower than gelo Toura of Worcester, Louis LOCAL 2125 cent vacation spent with his brother make-up art will be held. It will be fever and gained weight. Manchester; Miss Meacham, home 18. the last lesson of the series. There Is a fine gym where the Well, there It is; five victories In thirty students sign up for the trip tn New York and Massachusetts, it Pompello of Boston, Victor Fortu V C gal. FOR FREE DELIVERY— DIAL 3895 —Jack PInney. at the Westminster School, he ex- boys may participate In all forma of dual meets, one .seventh, a third, and But Trudeau didn't realize that for a small nominal cost. I you are In Tolland, Conn.; Mr. Mlllbury, has been found that people from naU of Boston and Joseph Natl of 6 2 Phone MANCHESTER 3975 FI pressed his opinion that he agrees athletic sports or training. Also con- a first in Interscholaatic runs and a fresh air and sunshine were helping Interested, leave your name at the Manchester; Miss Oates, home in Free measuring sticks. his tuberculosis. He returned to those states come into Connecticut Springfield. with Stokowski, leader of the Phil- nected with the gym la a very large victory by the Junior-varsity over office. If the required thirty apply Hartford; Miss Oberempt, Boston; to buy liquor as the coat is much EUch was held under $2,500 bonds adelphia Symphony orchestra, who YOUNG CHURCH PEOPLE New York city during the following FOR PROMPT DEUVERY swimming pool. East Hartford Hish. this week, arrangements will- be Miss Olson, home In Gloucester, less. for a hearing. NOTICE once said,, concerning the Westmin- Some of the other buHdIngs are: winter, wherc^he lost all he had furthered in this column. The game Mass.; Miss Page, Boston; Miss O’Kane who looked at the men ELEANOR HUEBNER gained in health. Then it was that No Champagne Sold Porterfield's ster choir, "J have never before a wonderful library and laboratory, Is December 14, you know. Watch Paine, East Hartland; Mr. Pearson, gave an opinion that Longo was Jo- The monthly nembershlp meet- heard a choir which so resembles HEAR LOCAL MINISTER Eric' Modean, that old "flower he began to understand that If he Mr. Greene observed that during 68 Spruce St. Tel. 6584 SOCONY-VACUUM OIL COMPANY, INC, ADVERTISE IN THE HERALD- PAYS a' fully-equipped hospital, dormi- girl" has been handing out orchids for details! Princeton, New Jersey; Mr. Perry, the year he has sold liquor not a seph PontI of Lawrence, Mass., and ing will be hold In the Odd Fel- i an orchestra." wanted to live he must "keep to Narl waa Thomas Torrisl of that tories, professors homes and a large again and this time It w^s your.s the mountains," away from the arti- Manchester; Mr. Piper, Manchester; single bottle of champagne has pass- lows Hall Saturday afternoon, TALKS ON HOBBIES I The many M. H. S. students who Slany high school students at- It must be the Spring in the air! Miss Futnam^ her home In Green- stone chapel. Also the "beanery" or truly who waa honored. Since Eric ficial life of the city. ed across his counter. A few bottles city. December 8th, at 2 o’clock 1 have studied under Hcige Pearson tended the meeting of the Hartford the dining-room, Is a very large one, Or—why did Mr. Spang recently field, Mass.; Mr. Robinson, Manches- SHARP. By-law books mu.st be may be interested to hear somc- East Association of young people la expecting a reply, he Is going to Trudeau later moved to Saranac of burgundy have been sold, but accommodating about 500 students. write "Bupersaturaturatton” for ter; Miss Spafford, her home In West the demand for wlnej?, except , dur- presented at the door to gain ad- fii ' , •• A •„ I A ! thing about this school which he is .Sunday night, December 2. at Hock- get It, as follows: Lake village where Dr. Alfred supcrsaturatlon on the board anrk In replied that they had never heard for the first team as a squad and the ruling of the State Liquor Con- must take dally exercise, voice cul- great auccesa In turning out such a "Cottage Plan" tuberculosis sana- thla meeting. 1^: sUhouettea. She has in her poaacs- of such a place. They remarked every man ran his very best to try trol Commission that music and en- Special Meeting Land O^Lakes alon several valuable silhouettes ture must be studied, and students however, that the Wizard of Oz fine tram. A truly great coach and torium. It wasn’t an easy task. After a luncheon and short devo- SCIENCE CLASS ENJOYED in part to show their appreciation to the best of pals." May you continue tional period, Elmer T. Thlenes tertainments could not be enjoyed In Street This Year : that have been presented to her by must sing In the Westminster chidr could probably tell her; a» Dorothy There were many obstacles to over- taverns. Many tavern keepers are BUTTER! and attenil five rehearsals each their beloved coach, and to leave ydur siiocesH, Coach Wigren. On be- come and "doubting Thomases" to spoke on the background of the Y. friends. She closed -her talk by tell- and her dog began their Journey contemplating making their places for Piece Dye, Finish- week. behind them a lasting tribute of half of the entire squad we wish to convince that hia plan was worthy M. C. A. In his talk, he emphasized A play, "Little Red” , was given ing of an opportunity she had of down the yellow path which led to o f business into grills so that they Barney Wichman Bryant and Chapihfln Milk Co. Glenney’s seeing. Miss Grace Mtaire, the A service Is going to be held the Wizard's home. On the way their ahility. thank you for the privilege of work- of trial. the growth of different units, the in class last week by a freshman ing, Yarn Dye, Broad ^ actress and singer, and of talking to December 13, at which the choir ing for you these four years. It's It is the cottage that has always world wide work of the Y and the group from Miss McGuire's social can sell wines and, if the law Is D. S. C. Ib. F. T. Bllsh Hardware they met a scarecrow, who had only changed, dispense the bard stuff € Center Lunch ; her. will sing Gounod's "U Minor Mass" straw for brains hut who wished The event was chuck full of sur- been swell! been known as "The Little Red" men who have done most for it. science class. Those who took part Goods Preparation prises and pleasing ones, too. Fur Group discussion followed. Lead- along ,with .food. The improvement FOOT SPECI ALIST 34 Potterton and Krah W. T. Grant Company A short play entitled "The Bored accompanied by the /Philadelphia brains like other people; a lion, who that we find on the 1934 Christmas were as follows, chairman, Ruby and Print Rooms. S King" was presented. The cast of Symphony Orchestra. wished courage to face the animals Instance the stamina that Charley After all that givhig a la Ben Ber- Seal. "The Little Red’s” first pa- ers of the Junior Y discussed the Hack: Miss Brown. Betty Bibert; In the quality, strength and taste of CHIROPODIST MILK! Oake’fl Service Station Manchester Public Market If-diaracters included: the Bored B. Irwin. of the forest; and last a tin msn,- Donahue and Bob Murch showed to tients were two over-worked factory question of what kind of programs Joe, Joe Janson; Jim, Abraham Os- beers and ales has been noticeable nie. It is only fitting to include our are most Interesting to younger Wilrose Dress Shop Brown-bilt Shoe Store King, Bertha McNeill; the Princess, who had no heart. The three of place in 6th and 9th positions re- good friend, Mr. Modean, In this list, girls sent to the mountains by Dr. trinsky; John, Robert Eggleston; during the year. It was said. 85$ Main S t, Bublnow BuUdlng THURSDAY Bessie Struck; the Bandit, Ruth them Joined the party, and finally spectively. Then, too, waa the bril- Loomis. V boys. “ How we can make the moat Jane, Margaret Sacherek; Molly, Police court records show an In- Pbonei 6820 Weldon Beauty Parlor W. J. Shea for his Interest In the team. We al.so of our craft program” was the sub- EVENING, 7:30 ; Martin; the Steward, 'LUHnn Weir; the five reached the Wizard's home liant running of Francis Pecken- wish to- remind him that a traejs Today the Trudeau Sanatorium at Lola McGehan. crease in the number o f cases for Office Hours: 0 to fl. ^cans 24« First National Stores M.H.S. GRADUATES ject discussed by the craft unit. The The purpose of the play was to intoxication during the first six Milikowski, Florist the Chamberlain, Wilhelmlna and he was able to solve each one's ham, who placed 5th for hia squad. team la coming In the spring. "Yow- Saranac Lake is the living symbol Evenings By Appointment ' Oflara; and the Chief Slave, Merle of Edward Livingston Trudeau’s third group, consisting of leaders of show that those who give things at months of this yeau* over the first ODD FELLOWS Rubinow’s problem. sah!" Thurs. and Sat, D-II—7*8 P. *• Hotel Sheridan Bborts. The play is a nold Persian RECEMINSIGNIA The three points which this story Let's pause for a moment to re- gift to humanity. Trudeau’s spirit HI-Y clubs, talked about what HI-Y Thanksg;iving are the happiest. This six months of .1933. There were more HALL CHEESE! Arthur’s Drug Store legend dramatized In a modern illustrates are, first, that In order view the events of the season before Is still alive. It will live as long as clubs can do to develop the service play was taken from a paper sent cases o f driving automobiles while Prineess Candy Kitchen stunt form. Thus, the harrier season fades in aspect of the program. For lead- around by the local Anti-Tubercu- Mary Elizabeth’s Beauty Nook for young people to succeed In life we leave dear old cross-country to the haze of pleasant dreams and his personality is remembered. And Selwitz Shoo Repair Shop A business meeting was held and as one man says, "Trudeau's work ers of Young Men's Clubs, the ques- losls Association. they must learn to use their brains turn-our attention to track. To start recollections, to ipake room for the 2gc lb. Norton Shoe Store plana were organized for a Christ- Sports Honors Conferred by and to do not only what they can do. the ball rolling M. H. S, first travel- Is like a lamp set in the wilderness, tion discussed was: “What the A poem, called "Good Thanksgiv- Silk City Lnnch as party for children. Refresh- forthcoming track season. Next time a ‘glorious hope' for all those who young men's clubs can do to help ing,” was read by William Ander- CHICKEN PIE Textile Store but try to do the beat; second, in or- ed to Glastonbury where they found will come a beginning of a series of Fmrr’s Package Store . menta of punch and cookies were der to get through life succe.ssfully the latter school an easy victim. need help and comfort in their bat- the young man. adjust himself to son, and the song “Thanksgiving useful track hints to be composed the problems of the day." SUPPER TOILET TISSUE • SAFETY Dr. J. W. Farr Holden*NeIson Company ' served: Wesleyan on Four from each and everyone must have cour- Then one Friday the team left for tle against tuberculosis.” Day" was lead by Robert Eggleston. MATCHES - PORK AND aggf not only In the big things but with the help of Coach Wigren. The returns from the Christmas R. H.. '35B. —Alice Madden, '37B. Popnlar Market Troy, N. Y., to compete In the That's all for now! E X T R A C A S H The Ladies’ Shop also courage to face the little Seals and crosses that are being dis- BEANS - AND ASSORTED This Community. Renssalaer invitation meet at which —Bill Murch. State Tailor Shop Marlow’s I CROSS COUNTRY TEAM things'of life; and third, we all need tilde they received seventh place, tributed this year will be used t6 WED., PEC.DEC. 12.12, 5:30 on A (son from w will provide (tie money you nood SOUPS! e a heart to sympathize with those continue Dr. Trudeau's work with GiilettC'Heckler Motor Sales Manchester Plumbing and Supply Co with George Leary scoring among Editor's Note: The "orchids" of CHAPEL HALL, in 24 to 48 hour*. You con orrongo to ropoy Four graduates of hlanchester about us, and to show our affection the leaders. Remember the nice cold tubercular patients by enabling Manchester Gaa Company The Tea Shop PUYS FOOTBALL HERE high school enrolled at Wesleyan each day for those who help us which Bill refers were the praise them to have nourishing food, sun- North Coventry a convenient omount out o( yout income ter 3, 6, wind, boys ? given him for his splendid perform- Green and Gold Bakery Shop University were recipients of var- along the path of life. light, fresh air, and plenty of rest. By Ladles’ Fragment Society. 10 mon*« or tengor. Como in. .. write.. .or phono. Dr. D. C. Y. Moore The third meet was held on the ance In the Thanksgiving race, when 5 sity and freahman Insignia for par- , —B. Irwin. local course and this time It was They will help to continue the MENU: Chicken pie, mashed po- Jaffe’s Jewelry Shop : Second Strinj; Harriers Trounce he won the schoolboy race and broke downward march of the tuberculosis tatoes and turnip-j, buttered car- The Vogue Shop ticipation in fall aports, it waa an- Hartford High which tasted. defeat, Regulars by 21 lo 6 Score nounced thla week by the University the existing record. death rate. rots, celery, rranberry relish, Special Value! M. and G. Products Company Rev. Wra. P. Reidy with George again coming through The number of seals sold will de- rolls, coffee, apple, pumpkin and P e r s o n a l F i n a n c e C o . I DOZ. DELICIOUS for a Change. athletic council. HISCELUNEODS TERMS to win. Incidentally, It waa this race The om lr rhrnrmr ! sheer perrenl per month on nn- Cleary’s Lnnch Standard Plumbing Company IN COLLEGE C.A8T termine the amount of human suffer- mince pie. pnld nmoiint o f loan James J. O'l.o'ary. outstanding end In which the boys were "all wet"— TANGERINiES AND The cross couAlry team switched on the Cardinal first string football Marion Yerks, '33, a member of ing that will be relieved. Thousands Room 3. sror. Thrnt.r III«Ik . John I. Olson’s Paint Shop Weldon Drag Company did It pour!! • TM Main 9«r«l Trl.l.li«n. 8480 I DOZ. ORANGES! ^Sports last Friday when the first eleven; Horace K. Burr, crosa- DISCUSSED IN PERIODS the freshman class at the Universi- ot people are expected to do their Sam Ynlycs Repair Shop Naven Shoe Store and second harriers met In a foot- country harrier and Colin V. Davis, Then came the much publicized ty of Vermont, has been chosen one share by buying -these Christmas loons Mode In All Nearby Towns ^ ball game. Bristol meet at Bristol. The boys of the cast of "Seven to One,” the seals. Park Hin Flower Shop mainstay on the varsity soccer Lively Interest Is shown In Room Benson’s Fnmiture and Radio The "Crimson Tide", or second- team, were awarded "W'a" for their from that fair city were supposed to freshman women's ".y which will B. Livingston, '35. both 25^® Dr. Walter Oliver 16, Franklin, in the discussion, hand Pete's charges a "rubbing", but be presented-In December. State Service Station team runners outplayed the "Green performances with the various whenever possible during the Eng- Arthur Hnltman Waves" by the simre of 21 to 6. squads during the past season. lish periods, of a list of miscellane- Manchester Evening Herald The strong Crimson Tide with Its O'Leary, a Junior, la a member of ous terms written on the black- WORLD STAFF TO HOLD Sodaa • Balttna or Graham Comer Soda Shop Paganl and Gorman Stalwart, ra n ^ line and mighty 'the Delta Kappa Epsilon fraternity board. Try Our New Economy CRACKERS! William Hyde backfleld consisting of that passing Burr, who graduates this June Is a From time to time the varying Bray’k Jewelry Shop and rushing demon—Ed Pehl; the Manchester Trust Company member df the Phi Nu Theta fra- lists have contained the names of FIRST NIGHT MEETING State Theater : qulck-thlnklng, open-minded qiiar- ternity. jDavles, a member of the radio stars such as; Ed Wynn and Literary Columns Dry Cleaning Service ' tor-back and captain Joe Fltzger- sophomore class, belongs to the PsI gib.boxgge Endicott-Johnsoa Shoes Savings Bank of Manchester Jack Armstrong; comic stars like . ; aid; .the rangy, hard-hitting. Itne- Upatlon. ON SLANG ^ed and wants time to think of V#! Watkins Brothers plunger. Butch Clifford, tore the Salesman Sam, Flapper Fanny and Hartford Courant Also included In the announce- Andy Gump. The lists sometimes 8onieth‘i.g intelligent to aay. I am Ward E. Duffy, managing editor A Real Time Now To Dellcloua Fig Bora, S lbs. 25c. Dr. H. Boyd t Green Wave line to shreds many ment of awards is the name of Carl contain (he names of principal char- A trivial discussion of slang sure you will agree that any intel- of the Hartford Times, and Norman Dr. G. A. F. Lundberg ; tiroes with long runs, line bucks, E. Huittnc, a member of the fresh- might lead one to- believe slang to ligetioe which may follow would C. Johnson, circulation manager of NO TIME Dr. A. E. Friend i ^pinners and end runs. acters of well-known books, as: Thrifty Think Of Your FINEST PINK SALMON OR Personal Finance Company man ctau, who. waa given his class Scrooge. Huck Finn, Portia, and be the source vt genial and appre- have been contaminated by the pre- the Hartford Times, will be guest Dr. John Barry A great deal of credit goes to the numerals for his work with the cedl’ig ejection of such a group of speakers at thq December meeting TUNA FISH! Fradin’a Apparel Shop i Green Waves because they were Ichabod. A few movie actor's names ciative wit, but when studied with to WASTE Service frosh grldmen. He Is a member of such os: Wallace Beery. Tom words with so obvious a purpose of the High School World staff.' Kemp’s, Inc. J. W. Hale Company J handicapped by the absence of two the Delta Kappa Epsilon fraternity. severity. It is found to be merely and meaning. Were you to utter a Thursday evening, Dec. 6 at S ybai* That's Hue with moM people who |-players on the line,' leaving a nine- Cbauncey, Bing Crosby, Katharine That Is The Holidays. Dewey-Richman Company Dr. W. Green Hepburn, Burk Jones and Ken May- the posthumous child of the King’s seductive phrase with the same o'clock in the Trade School audi- vltit New Yoifc...li's certaloly true Khmui English. 1, by no means, suggest meaning such as "the feline's noc torium. Music for dancing will he of gueits of the McAlplo. vriio Manchester Electric Company ,R. J. Snilth captain Donahue and Vittner, nard have been Included and many Gaining Don’t Wait 2 25^^ BATES DEBATING 11AM a return to the dmy ot "thee’s" and tunial garment,” the bearer of the supplM by the Noon Hour orches- \yi& the best for the Green other names, a knowledge of which ppreclatf the ultta-conveulent lo- C. E. House & Son, Inc. adds to the students' general infor- "thou's" but think reflection on the shocking news would be so busy tra. cation o f this fine hotel They olio In Favor Until The Woolworth’s aves, while Fitzgerald, Pehl and matter would help to modify slang. Telephone Selected Greening or Baldwin McLellan’s Store mation. The present list of terms meditating on the cleverness of this, The staff of four other school Montgomery Ward and Company 'ord performed creditably for ENUSTS BETTY QUIMBY A phrase of surprising popularity enjoy, o f couno, the comfort and la: Ganges, Eden, Ceres. Crown ha would not notice your hesitation. papers, including Meriden,. Middle- the teiendly, helpfol •eeriee...not Every Day, Laat Minute. APPLES! Thom McAn Shoe Store Crimson Tide. Is "Aw, heck." Of Us meaning and The favorite articulation of many town, Bristol and' WiUlibantic, will City Tavern 1 Vittner Intercepted a pass for the Point, Ma- Baer, Arcadia, Lotus origin, 1 am uninformed but lU Can Be Of Valuable Service To You When to mention the economy oif the Land, Andrew Melton, Little Church persona, when angered, la 'Tripe." be guests of the staff at this meet- Prudential Insurance Company Waves' only touchdown. To be a member of a college de- function is familiar to all. The McAlpin. Why don’t you, too, U. 9. Cleaners and Dyers bating team Is no small honor,., but Around the Comer, Coral Gables, Personally, I cannot aee how refer- ing. The committee in charge of You Want To Buy Or Sell Som ething- Fred Murphy Is Pehl sco r^ twice and Clifford twentieth century youth seems to ence to a pickled food can sooth a malco die McAlpin your head- CASH AND CARRY. 6 lbs. Coriey’a Lnnch once and' made one point af- to be a member of the team at Pat Rooney, Queen Marie, Koblnoor, the arrangements Includes' chair- quarters tn New York? get great saUafacUon by expostu- ruffled temper. If you must name man, Roberta Hansen, Roberta Gor- Rent Houses, Etc. The Great A. A P. Tea Company Diamond Shoe Stdrg tbs touchdown. Rogers scored Bates College, where debating Is Rembrandt, Winter Carnival, lating “Aw, heck’’ when bidden to Call and Delivery Service If You Want It At a Slight Added Ctollath, Loet River, George Grvot, a food, I should think "Sugar" or man, C?harlea Donahue and Erwin JOHN J. W O t U U , Mmssw other points after the touch- both Important and successful. Is do some uninteresting or unpleas- Cost. We’d Re Glad 1^ Explain Ail Our Various Services. Everybody’s Market Forest ’Tavern the considerable achievement of John Doe, Scrooge, Morton Downey, "Molasses," a sweet compound, Rother^ PEACHES! PEARS! OR ant task. I wronder, does It lighten would prove more soothing. ROOMS WITH BATH Just MagnHl Drug Company —Hsrfaert Wolfram. Betty Quimby, '81. Betty has also Heinz, RolUns College. Tltanla, the taskr 1 hardly think so, for I —R. H., '35B. . PINEAPPLE! Tinker Thyem Uncle Tom, Harlem, White Owl. The curing of the students use of JUST DIAL 5121 D m U. Ts 4s B .K iS been made a member of the drama- have known It to be the introduc- Schleldge’a Printing Company G. E. Keith Fumlture Company tic club at Bates. Her prominent Cyclops, Bay State, McAdoo, Ed- "ain't” Is an unfair burden Imposed D01X8 DBE8SED tory phrase of a long line' of grum- upon the teacher. The standing ar- DISC^'SS WEALTH And Ask For SO •4 0 0 •4 0 0 DUL 7100 _ largeet part In both acUvlUes at Manches- mund Burke, I. W. W., Atlaa, Block bling which lasts during the task ter and at Cushing Academy, where Hole of Calcutta, ^ n e s ' Bros. gument. "It’s In the dictionary.” V S'/t can ^ Make seoie child's Cbristmas and even after its completion. I does not Justify Its use. Read fur- The distribution of wealth In its every girl in the' sewing ahe took a post-graduate course, Ranch, Clyde Beattie, R-K-O- should think this double use of the 17 If you enjoy the spectacle of Christinas as presented by the street lights and ap| undoubtedly gave her an advantage ther and you find the dictionary practical relations to life of today will, dress a don. Last year —V. Turner, '8TB. brain at the oame time would weak- HOTEL which not all college freshmen have. condemns it as slang. Having tried is the unit of work now being dis- Herald Classified Dept. en one's mental faculties. 1 might TOMATOES! PEAS! OR UO wsre dressed. The ma- IncldentaUy, Betty Is foUowing In WORLD STAFF SOCIAL to show you a few functiona of cussed in Mr. Johngren’B economic ate the efforts of these concerns to keep Manchester abreast of the times, why not dp yc is fuialalied by the girts and suggest substituting the use of slang which are destructive and classes. During the remainder of Give Them Your A dvt And Notice How LIMA BEANS! the "pfibUc epeaUng footetepa" of The ten-piece dance orchestra ot "Woe Is me,” for certainly no one t4loBa are donated hy people of her father, former M- H. 8. princi- the noon hour wrlll play tor the High found some constructive substitutes the marking period the different ^ALPIN Xmas shopping early and REMEMBER THESE CONCERNS WHEN SHOPPINGl Ml could find fault with such a well- I feel sure meditation on the sub- DLCANEI^/ & D TC C / add given to Mlse Ben- pal, caaraoce p. Quimby, who waa School World Staff aoeUl J^ursday phases such os economic rent, in- Soon Your Telephone Will Start Ringing "The Centro of Ceweeilsnca* aidLaifUaf known Sbakespeai'san quotation. ject -rill reveal the light to you. terest, profit, taxes, and wragea will C no. 2 can himkhtf a mambar df the vtctorioua evening at the Trade School hall. ‘The cat's pajamas” often tum- After The Publication Of The Paper. nOABWAY AT b B TIiaaT 836 Blain Street BhtM i rtaHt taama. too. be discussed. 1144 —Jack Puter, '87. Maa foith whaa a parooa la surprta- —R. H. I , ' —R. H., 'Sa. ,'S' ' ‘V- '-'■m m MANCRESnCR BVENTNO BnCRALD, MANCHBSTBR. CONN . WYCDNESDAT, DECEMBER 5,1984. PA0 ETBQ1 MAMCHKS'nCR BVKNlMOHICItALU, MAMCluan’IiK, CUMM. ^BUNESOAT, DECEMBER 6 .1W4.

ABmamamtaon— CCCPAYCHECKS Cancer Cure Seems Near GRANGE MEMBERS Keep Out of Florida Moriarty s Holds Lead In the Rec Senior SLOW; IfllS NEEDY Say English Scientists CONVENE IN TOWN If Broke, Says Governor

London, Dec. 5.—(AP)—Dtscov-wreportad his discovery to the court Hartford, Dec. S.— (AP) — To.'^ihas dlscontlausd funds for enlarge- Families in Straitened Cir* ery of a aerum which' kllla cancer of Governors of the London hoepl- Eist Centnl Pomona To Ex prevent "much suffering and incon- i n>*nt of tranilent faciUtiea in Flor- RANGERS FACE SECOND TEST TONIGHT DEFEATS ARMY-NAVY cells after they have been removed Ul. venlencs” Ctovernor David ScholU from the human body, and does no The scientist, empbasialng strong- to capacity and os there ore no sur- cmnstances Feel Loss of Injury to health human tissue so ly that the aerum ‘‘Is only In the ex- ompfiTj Degree and Elect of Florida telegraphed Governor plus jobs in Florida, it becomes Despite Gnd Rale Makers j WATKTN.S.Y EDGES EAST removed, was announced here today perimental stage and has not reach- Cross today that persons planning to necessary to serve notice tbat no by Dr. Thomas Lumsden, director ed the point where it can be tried go to Florida for tbe winter, with- more transients will bs accepted in NORWICHBIGFIYE High Gagers Open Season RED GRANGE QUITS New York. Dec. 5.— (A F )—De- X scoring con be found In failure of ^ ^ ______doMo't come fo often tember) they have become too ubi- Money Heavily. of the London Cancer Research on human beings, nevertheless said (NHcers Here. quitous to interest anyone who wants out means of support, will be Florida camps and that those at- spite the rule makers efforts to give several leading teams of 1933 to TbaX it should be hard to soften Laboratories. a stage bad been reached in which turned back >.t the state line or will to look individual. Now, If feathers tempting to come to Florida without ths customers more touchdowns to turn out touchdowns with equal SIDERS FOR SECOND PLACE Vp your heart to five a present Lumsden, one of the best known tbe serum will kill cancer removed be arrested for vagrancy if found are used at all, they’re put on in a [ visible means of support will be With Rockville Tonight, PIGSiON FOR GOOD rapidity thla fall. " To a lady—try a crescent Failure of government checks be- among conservative cancer sden- from tbe human body without dam- within that state. turned back at the border. Of If 'TO OPPOSE LOCALS cheer, a oompllatl'-1 today by the rather subtle fashion. More than 300 members of Bast Michigan and Southern California IF Made of pearla; or ruby flasses, ing received oh scheduled time by Usts, said the serum cannot be at age to normal cells similarly treat- Central Pomona Grange, repreaent- Florida has more than 10,000 In successful In entering the state, thejr Associated Press of tbe season’s are examples. The Michigan jug- Fale green orcUda sent In masses. Single pieces of fruit and flowers, present used on human beings. He ed." rather than clusters, are posed on families of husbands and sons at- ing pracUcally all of the subordi- her transient camps of whom 9,000 will be arrested for vagrancy. The 1984-35 basketball edition ofsrecord in recent seasons. Not since records of 154 college football gernaut lost year scored 131 points. Jewels are nice and so are sables— nate Granges in this, division at- are from outaide the state. Governor "Your co-operation in bringing . ____ . .. . . ^0 tAQA_91 Sm. teams shows a continuance in 1934 This year the creaking Ann Arbor Firestone Five Dovnit Serv- the crowns. Most of these dashing tached to the Civilian Conservation ON ARMORY FLOOR Manchester High makes its debut the team of 1930-31 marched to the Famous ”Ganopbg Ghosf f BOX SCORE 1 Now ten me YOUR Christmas Corps has brought hardship upon tended the morning session today at Scholts advises. The Connecticut this to the attention of jrour people of tbe scoring decline which set In machine could total only 24. South- bonnets are brimless. The rest tonight against RockvlUe High at finals of the state tourney at Yale fablesl these families In many instances, it 10:80 in Odd Fellows ball. The roll- governor wishes to make the warn- will undoubtedly save much suffer- has tbe Red and White enjoyed a four years ago. Each year since ern California In 1933 rolled up 244 —H. W. have brims so small as to be prac- call of officers brought a response ing public. ing and Inconvenience and will prove 1930 the average team and game Watklne-Y (81) ice QnmteL 4 1 -3 4 for tically negligible. was learned today. tbe Windy City and prospecU are really good season- In fact, the Says His Playing Days In points against the some class of op- "My check has not yet arrived.’ Manchester TO SING CANTATA from each one, giving a brief state- The telegram in part says: beneficial to the interests of both bright that the Red and White wiU score haa dropped until this year It ponents over which It scored only B. F. T. Men aren't so difficult—when Not only do high crowns continue "As the Federal Administration states." Greermen Ont to Register losses have almost doubled the wins, John Tierney, if . . . said one mother of two children ment of the features that moat ap- e^ oy ita best season in several not because the teams lacked ability Is only 104.2 ^inta a team and 120 this year. .. 1 1 3 Third Win m Row; Score there’s a place In town Uke the Tog- to be popular, but they seem to get 12.19 a game; In 1930 the figures Go Rollin’ Along Faulkner, rf ...... whose husband is a C. C. C. worker, P^o^od to them during their term. years, if tbe squad bears out the but because of lack of teamwork Football Are Over. .. 4 0 8 gery Shop. It's a perfect haven of higher. Some are high and square. Date Book At noon Manchester Grange en- were 139 and 16. J Tierney, r f ...... Others slant upward at the back or today," and there isn't a particle of ATIflGHSCHOOL First Win of Season promise that haa been shown in among tbe players. This fault seems A few old reliable—Colgate, Cen-' ., 0 0 0 awscullne attire and gadgets any tertained the gathering at dinner in the Germans are openly vtolatlnx Top Single Mark tenary. Army, Columbia, Georgia, Nelson, c ...... 3 of Other Game Is 31-2^ on one side. food In the house.” practice sessions during the past to have been eliminated this season, 0 6 one of which VvUl make an ideal Toolght the banquet hall. The meal was in HOUSEWARMING PARTY the Treaty of VaraaiUes." Chicago, Dec. 8.— (A P )— This The drop in team totals la in con- Louisiana State and Tulane—kept Gormetn, c ...... 3 0 7 Christmas gift for •'him." A considerate neighbor gave this month. The main game toiUght is reason enough for 0>ach Calrks's A t the State theater—"Gentle- charge of Mrs. Irving Wickham and Casey added that "W s bsUevs Against Top-Notch Foe; slated for 8:30 o'clock with the pre- time Red Grange meaiui it. trast to the Individual scoring in rollin’ along scoring almost tbe Ctampbell, I g ...... 1 0 2 For the friend who truly appre- woman enough food to provide for ber comnUttee and consisted of optimism. Both Hard FonghL men Are Born’’ 7:00; 0:40. "Gift of Nobel could stop German concerns liminary at 7:30. Tbe locals will The varsity starting lineup tonight When 'the timer'a gun ends tbs which the head men of 1934—Bill same number of points this year aa Blisell, rg ...... 1 1 3 Provided you choose a good brand ciates hand work, an embroidered her and her children for at least two Christmaf Concert to Be roast beef with gravy, mashed po- GIVEN FOR DIUONS from entering the military powder, Shepherd of Western Maryland, last. luncheon set from Mrs. Elliott’s Gift meals, but unless the check arrives Gab" 8.24. Complete shows at 7:00 North Ends b Prelim. leave tbe School Street Rec at 6:15. will probably be Leo Johnson and post-season play-off for the Na- Hediund, rg ...... 1 0 2 fn«t a fairly conventional scent, per- and 8:16. tatoes and turnips, cabbage aalad, bualness." John Oravec of Willamette and Ths gold footballs for consistency fume makes the perfect present for Shop would be Ideal. by tomorrow ber situation will be Coach Wilfred J, C3arke, start- ^Arnold CHarks at forwards, AttiUo tional Frofesslonal Football ebam- Dec, 4-6-8— Art exhibit by local Given Tuesday, Dec. 18. pickles, rolls, coffee, apple pie and Tbe correspondence said tbs Ger- ing his 16th season as mentor of pionnblp between the New York Paul Miller of. South Dakota State go to tbe Red Raiders of ths Che- 14 's 31 LEAGUE STANDING ^ almost every woman on your Christ- serious. grapes. The dining tables were New Home at 32 Summit Street Gavello at center, Bruno Bycbolskl —all topped the 108 points Pete talent at St. Mary's church. man powder Inforesta felt their re- the High school team, isn't making and Alphone ObuchoWski at guards. nango who scored 189 points last East SIdee (29) mas list, it Is the gift de luxe and Your portrait—what other gift This woman said It was a common tastefully decorated by Mrs. Robert Tba Rangara arc heading for a Giants and the Chicago Bears, the Young pf Bluefleld Ck)lleg(; made to year and 188 this, a record ap- Also—Nearly-New Shop, Center Scene of Party Last Night. lations with Nobel were so good any rash predlctlona at to the out- Captain Reno Coma, David Muldoon, McHale, rg ...... 1 1 3 W. one that will be remembered long could be so near or so dear? Call occurrence for tbe checks to arrive Martin and her assistants, with ap- that "Nobel would take no steps to famous "Galloping Ghost" of the lead the i-ountr/s touchdown art- proached only by California with Moriarty’s ...... j Mr. Fallot for a sitting. Dial 6808. church. It Is Annoonced. Entertainment Program. load of trouble tonight in taking on come of a season that consists of Jaunes Woodhouse, Richard Carpen- gridiron will be through as a player. E. Dowd, I g ...... 3 5 11 ...... 3 0 . |S after the holiday season Is only a late. They are not mailed at reg;ular Also opening of two-day Christ- ples, com and pumpkins. atop them.” ists last fall. Shepherd scored 133 161 and 163, respectively; Army Watklns-Y ...... 2 1 monthly intervals, and ' sometimes the Norwich Big Five at the State 17 contests in all, but be does feel ter, Richard Cobb, John Tierney apd "I think I've outlived my playing Gleason, c ...... 1 2 4 memory. mas sale and supper, Women’s It was expected at the afternoon Casey told the committee tbat Armory in what wlU be the aecond that clrcunutances in evidence this points, Oravec 120, and Miller 116. with 227 and 215 and Georgia with East Sides...... 1 a For Victoria fruit cup to serve as are anywhere from a week to 10 session the degree would be exem- Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Robert Campbell will be held In re- usefulness," Grange sold today. O’Learv, c ...... 1 5 7 You should try to select odors that Home League, Salvation Army. An attractive Cbrletmas program, the Geneva arnu control conference oonUst of tbe season for the local year should give the school its best One explanation for slackened 148 and 141. W. Dowd, r f ...... Army A N a v y ...... 0 a first course you will need 1 1-2 days behind schedule. The result is plified and offioera elected for the Dillon gave them a housewarming of 1925 caused tbe building of about serve. Grange said he had several offers .. 1 0 2 8 .3 suit the personsilltles of the recip- cups diced orange, 1-2 cup diced Tomorrow featuring t cantata entltIe<8>* • ^ ' V of woman’s ing for something new in bridge considerable ability. portraits and ao on. A. J. Broughle Speaking of International fears of such' obvious facta seems to ap- night The main attraction Is alat- pected to attend. Kebart has al Also take note that the West Ha- CSibs and Bears, which the former years decided to appoint George As manager of the Llthuanian- nitaky, Hadden and Hqiland toasad Mrs. Sarah W. Lewie Stewart of the class of 1884 as Its greatest joys, prizes here it is at 26c! Mr. Nelli’s, painting entitled "Port Into Car; Liberates Them of West Hartford will be the teach- "and war scares" that he said fol- pear an unworkable document" ed for 8:80 o'clock and will be fol- ready defeated such stars as Joe ven Red Devils walhped the All- team won after piling up a com- Amcrican football team I wish to In twin-pointers to aew-up the gania A - and If every Rush" attracted much attention The funeral of Mrs. Sarah Weir er tonight low arms building programs, Van- lowed by dancing. LaMastra, Mike Boglno, WaUy Pipp, Burnsides, 55-30—the YMHA of first head coach. Every one of Stew- extend many thanks to Joseph Hub- for the Firestone team. and Fido O'Brien this season, but la manding lead In tbe opening half. art's successors, .6 of them in fact, Ls'-S^' B iSi man bought from many natives of the North of Lewie, widow of John Lewie, who denberg added: Hartford, consisting almost entirely The . Intermission found the Cubs lard, local concrete contractor and The game was very close through- A man who has real love of tbe every girl he Ireland who quickly recognized the died Sunday night, w u held this Mrs. Jane J. Aldrich, superinten- "Country A speeds Its armament LESS FEDERAL FUNDS expected to run into defeat against of New York Jewish players, trounc- has been a Harvard man. popular sport enthusiast, for - hla out with neither team having a dfr sea in his veins would appreciate a Unharmed Later. leading 30 to 15 dut mainly to the Probably none of his predecessors ___ knows a fine scene and complimented Mr. Neill afternoon at 2 o'clock at the home dent of the Manchester Memorial to keep pace with Country B. Then the\^Jewdsh star. ed the Rhymers of Hartford, 47-17— generosity and sportsmanship in of- elded advantage anu the sensational heinv-sbaped desk clock that strikes basket tossing of Kurlowics, Brim, endured more disappointments than piece of Mat- upon his success In catching the de- of her daughter, Mrs. Ernest Christ, boapital, who was Injured In an .Country C matches Country B. Fin- 1'wo World Records the St. Stan's of Meriden took Ken- fering u prize of 35.00 to the team shooting of Whitey Bychoiski kept bells Instead of hours, a marine USED IN NEW ENGLAND PICK TRINITY MAN Although White does not hold any ley and "Spitz’’ Wylie. The Bears Casey suffered during the season, making the first touchdown of the thew Wlor’i painting or cuff links In the shape tail typical to the Irish setting. Miss of 41 Foster street, and at 2:30 at Morehead, Ky.. Dec. 6.— (A P )— automobile accident Monday night ally even the country U.S.A. joins nedy’s Phantoms, a New Britain fought hard to overcome the fifteen the Army A Nav-’ team close on the Marjorie Cheney's "Winter Scene," St. Mary’s Episcopal church. Rev. on Haynes street has returned to its competition. In other words the championship title he ia rated as a which closed with the Yale-defeat. pn.st to'vn football series. As the heels of Moriarty Bros, as Wells and treasures for Christmas he'd be sure of diminutive ships. If he owns a After kidnaping Henry C. Haggan, team that was the Guards nemesis point lead but It was a little too He started with one of the weakest a painting of Robert Russell's house J. S. Neill officiated. dutvl German program inevitably pro- hard man to beat on the alleys in LlUia were the first to score as well Falkoski did. the bulk of the scor- to stand at tbe head of her heart boat, give him a chart cose or a head of the Agriculture Department Survey Shows Only 55 P. C. competition and stands ready to for two seasons, 50 to 37— much for them. "Red'’ Relmer and and most Inexperienced squads In In Glastonbury snow-bo(ind, also During the service . Mrs. Edith duces a progressive world-wide ASSTARGRIDSTE aa the winners of the town title, ing in the first quarter. From tbOi throb list. cocktail set that won't break when of Morehead college, and his elght- Used Against 75 for Rest of meet any duekpin bowler In the Kerr stood uut for the losera. Harvard's history and wound up Mr. Hublar„’a generous offer was the waves toss his craft hither and won plaudits as did Nicholas Judd sang "Lead Kindly Light" and year-old dqpghter and taking their Cromble D. Donaldson, 81, an armament expenditure and a cor- The Highland Park Community In the nightcap the Tigers sharp on it was a nip and tuck affair, tha executive In the broad goods weav- responding armament profit.” country. He Is ranked by the Na- with a list of five Jefeata, Holy paid to the town champs. On the hats to wear with winter yon. Holmes’s painting of an English John Chambers sang "Abide With automobile, a man suspected of the U. S. club, the Manchester YMCA, the claws sank deep Into tbe tawny Cross, Dartmouth, Army, Prince- lead aee-sawed back and forth witb clipper, the detail of the sea being ing. department of (Theney Brothers, "We are concerned whether the tional Duekpin Bowling Congress as The Llth-Amcrks are very grate- coats there are, thank goodness Me." Organist John Cockerham ac- complicity In the robbery of a bank the No. 2 bowler in the country with South Methodist church and the bides of the Lions in the closing ton, Yale. ful. to- Mr. Hublard for showing so Hadden doing unrepairable damags, exceptionally well done. companied them on the organ. at Kinney, Neb., was held here today was admitted to the Manchester Me- interest and influence of munitions Boatop, Dec. 5.— (A F )—^The New Lake Kellam Chosen As WappinS Senior Y have teama en- Bychoiski and Hollimd electrified tba fewer feathers. Though quilts, makers—whether the profit motive his team-mate, Nick Tronsky, - of minutes of the game and the final Casey’s resignation was not unex- much Interest for the promotion of The art exhibit will continue to- The bearers were all nephews of for Investigation. morial hospital today with pneu England Council tcMlay announced tered In the Senior "B " basketball pected. For many w j ’ts eastern crowd time .md a'galn with their bits of birds' wings and all manner —may be related in any degree with Willimantic, standing ahead of him. Jack White whistle caught the Lions on the sports fn Manchester. Of feather novelties are flattering night and tomorrow night and the Mrs. Lewie, William Lappen, John, monla. It was reported this after, that a total of 803O,OOO,OOO ba bis team. Next week ly. Andy Kerr of Cktlgate, Harry ceivable that while it seemed to be ed from information obtain^ from White can always be picked out of (3tpke pf Michigan, Adam Walsh of ceremonies before, has consented to tables. They were Valette Turner, ing at 8:30 at the funeral chapel of gave them an umbrella as It was Federated Workers of the church In was always the boys from the i>ig in the Jack White Sweepstakes, an Peter's A Paul’s team of Ansonla. tbe Cuba and Tigers will meet in tbe Wapping. The bus will be at the general knowledge that the central official sources. a crowd of bowlers, as he seldom Notre Dame and 'Myles Lane of art In the same capacity at the com- Mary Orlando, Margaret Smith. Walter N. Leclcrc with burial In St. raining. schools— those >wbo play before mul- event staged in bis honor and in The local team la managed by opening game and the Lions and trolley terminus at Main and Cniar- powers had rearmed, nothing was New England is using a larger appears on the alley without having Dartmouth, Casey's assistant this Center ConureKational Group ing entertainment at " ’hiton Me- Eileen Vennart, Dana Dardls and Bridget’s cemeteiy. The bearers Cop Suspicions. done under the Versailles treaty to proportion of Ita own funds for re- titudes and have high powered pub- which 40 of the leading pin topplers a broadleaf parked In one corner of "Blimp" luUano, and consists of Bill Bears playing tbe second tilt. Tbe ter Oak streets about 8 o’clock, re- year, W. A, (Navy BUI) Ingram, . Wants All Interested to At- morial hall. Miriam Hooks. In the evening tea were John Hahn, James Griffin, The automobile was hailed In stop the movement. lief purposes than is true for the licity departtnenta to record th8lr in Connecticut participated in. While his mouth. Weir, John Muldoon, Pat Deyorio, games wiU start at 7:30 p. m. turning via Spruce street to the who resign^ at California a few Ready NOW! With a was served by the Young People's Harold Dumaa, Theodore Lobac, Flemingsburg by a policeman who The committee produced a letter country as a whole, tbs council re- feats who are chosen when tbe time engaging In a match with San) Foti Jim Henry, Louis Oeorgettl, "Mut’’ tend This Gathering. Center. Art McKay's orchestra and Won-gSOO Purse Cube (66) days ago, Joe McKenny of Boston Fellowship group. Miss Edna Cordy Thomas Opalach and Harold Mc- grew auspicious after the driver was from William N. Taylbr, Du Font’s ported. While nearly 75 per cent of comes to pick the All-America team of New Haven, White set a seven- Desimone, Eld Haraburda and John B. F. T. Carl Wiganowski. both of this town, game mark o f 990 on January 24. At Washington in 1929, White met College and a host of others have was chairman. Tonight the senior Lagan. said to have pointed a pistol at him. Paris agent, which reported that relief funds for the United States or other all star aggfiregatlons. Wojack. Ralph Johnson, r f ----- 2 2 6 - The newly formed dramatic club EASTERN STAR OFHCERS club of the Girls' Friendly society The officer and a grocer caught him. will be the musicians and announcer. A week previous to tbat meeting and defeated Howard Campbell, who been listed as possibilities, against Turkey bought a large supply of come from Federal aourcee, in New But the big men from the small was undefeated for-two seasons, for Brimley, If ...... 6 1 13 the wishes of most of them. the Center Congregational will serve and Miss Irene Walters Mrs, Katherine Brorkhaua He was brought back here today and The program will be by the best ammunition from Austria and Ger- England the Federal government schools finally have won recognition with Foti, White set an unofficial Moriarty Brothers Firestone Serv. Great Showing of Gifts a 3500 purse, much to tbe surprise Curly, c ...... 7 3 17 And apeaking of material there Aurch. which Is as yet unnamed. will be chairman. Identified as the kidnaper. radio and platform talent. many, with delivery through Hol- furnished but 55 per cent of such In a Uttle All-America team for 1934 world’s five-game record when be ice basketball team will practice at Will hold a meeting tomorrow night COMING HERE DEC. 12 The funeral of Mrs. Katherine Pending arrival of Federal Inves- totalled 804 against James Padula of of the Washington fans, who backed Bissell, rg ...... S 0 6 will be a wealth of seasoned stock land. funds, the anilouncement said. picked with the aid of Associated the West Side Rec tomorrow night 2 14 7:80 in the Robbins room. All Brockhaus, former Manchester tigators he was booked on charges The big event ot the month at Boston. Tbe failure of having a their man to tbe limit. Wylie, I g ...... 6 about the atadlum next September. resident who died Monday at the "This la a direct violation of the Press observers 1 all parts of the at 6:30 o’clock. Casey spent aU this year polishing who have signified their willingness Representatives of Grand of kidnaping and of stealing an au- Center (^ngregatlonal church, will treaty of Versailles,” Taylor re- foul-line judge cost White the rec- White la tbe duekpin champion of • join, and all others Interested will KING’S DAUGHTERS home of her daughter, Mrs. James tomobile. country. . ord. Each record, however, was set New Haven, having recently defeat- 24 8 56 up his green youngsters. Only two Stevenson of Hackensack, N. J., will be the "Nearly New” Bazaar tonight ported to Casey. "And It Is the first NOW THIHK FEW KILLED After comparing this team with An important meeting of the of the Yale game starters will grad- W welcome to attend, whether old Lodge to Make Their Visita- Haggan and bis daughter were m charge of Groups C and I. Doors cn a different alley In New Haven ed Wilbur Carraody, fellow 'towns- West Side Buddies will be held at Bears (81) be held tomorrow afternoon at 2 instance of Germany returning to the big AU-America Including the B. F, T. uate In June. It vlng some thirty- A young. There are many who en- tion at Tempie Chapter Meet- forced into their car on a downtown win open at 5 without admlaslon. A the export business in munitions.’’ which indicates that White can hit man, for the crown. In that match the West Side Rec tonight at seven Jay the study of stagecraft and SALE N E H FRIDAY o’clock at the funeral home o f W. P, street here as they approached It BY HONDURAS QUAKES stars from Alabama, Minnesota, tbe timber on any drive. the "Elxpress'’ was down 37 pins Relmer ...... 5 0 10 odd hand-picked players not to ing. Quish, 225 Main street cafeteria aupper will be served un- Taylor said the United States, not Stanford, Navy and the rest, tbe o'clock. All members are requested speak of lev-ral promising fresh- dteys, costuming and makeup, who parked at the curb. der the direction of Mrs. Theodore Third In Sweep# after the first two games, but the to be present. Kerr, ...... 4 0 8 being a party .to these peace suggestion arises tbat a coach might E^itaher ...... 2 0 4 man team products for Casey's suc- M e little about acting. Police here said he declined to give Bldwell and assistants. A Christmas The New Haven bowler bas_ won following game found him bitting L It 1 • planned to- present three treaties, unfortunately could do Tegucigalpa, Honduiss, Dec. 6.— pick the Uttle team over the big one. Suebey ...... 2 1 6 cessor. Temple Chapter, O. E. S. li mak- Annual Christmas Fair, Tea hie name or tell anything about bfm- play by the children will follow. nothing t,o check the movement. many sweepstakes staged on tbe Ms stride and be forged to tbe front A practice session of the Meth- in e act plays and later in tbe sc (A F )—A li^ fr death toil in the The first team: various alleys throughout Connecti- and then went out to win the title by Roy Johnson ...... 2 0 4 ing plans for the visitation of the and Bridge to Be Held in RIG METEOR REPORTED self, but added they believed he was The Taylor letter said "that the odist Senior bar’tetball team will n undertake a more ambitious the man who abandoned an automo- earthquakes that rocked Honduras Ends—William GrinneU„Tufts and cut and haa made creditable ehow- 72 pins in a seven-game match. be held at the church gym at 7:30 Iffogram. Mrs, Hazel McComb, grand officers and annual inspec- Whiton Memorial Library. English attempt to develop the Eu- Monday and Tuesday was averted, Tod Goodwin, West 'Virginia. ings In the United States Sweep- bile near Mt. Sterling. December 3. ropean monopoly In military ma- So much interest Is being centered o'clock tomorrow night. All players 15 81 ^ Aaduate o f Emerson School of Ora- tion, Wednesday, December 12, at Police said they found on the sus- dispatches reaching the capital to- Tackles—Tony Blazine of lUiaols- stakes, an annual event staged In tbe about Connecticut in the match be- are urged to be present as this will Sc'bre at half: 30-15, Cubs. the Masonic Temple. The meeting BY FOLKS IN HAMDEN WORKMAN IS INJURED terial is meeting with certain diffi- day indicated, because three light start now to do his XnuMt w y , and well known as a reader pect a Pullman car check from C3>i- culties.’’ Wesleyan and Charles Garland of South tbe first week in January of tween White and Kebart, that John be the first real workout of the Referee; J. Gribbon. Scorer, Wad- BROOKLYN DODGERS A O dramatic Instructor, has con- will be preceded by a turkey supper Ever Ready Ctrcis of King's cago to Omaha, Neb., dated October shocks preceded the heaviest quake. Catawba. each year. The event was held in DeRldder of Hartford, president of Daughters will hold their annual "In the first place,” the latter team. Hugh Greer, coach of the dell. shopping and Iikewiaa» -! Mnted to direct Joseph Mosley who to be served In the banquet hall at 3C tailor marks of sn Omaha cloth- AS SHEET METAL FALLS Inhabitants on many small towns Guards— Chris Kjeldsen, CoUege Washington this year and White the National Duekpin Bowling Con- Rangers, has been secured to take 6 o ’clock under the direction of Mrs. Christmas sale, tea and bridge Fri- N«w Haven, Dec. 5.— (AP)—A added, "the control is alowly pass- ^ has had considerable experience in ing store, a picture of a young wom- destroyed or b-dly damaged by the of the Pacific and Loren Grannis of captured third place, Astor Clarke, gress, and Paul Gllcksteln of New charge of the practice, Hgere (47) SELL ART HERRING Mr. Man, we suggeat that-! ' MHege dramatics and Little Theater Anna Robb, chairman, who will be day afternoon from 2 o'clock on in pale white meteor resembling the ing Into German hands, although ad major tremor were forewarned the light that is often discernible in a an with the name "Babe" on it and Willamette. Washington, winning the event, Nick Haven, a member of the executive B. F. T. work previous to coming here, la the assisted by- Mrs. Elisabeth. Smith, the Whiton Memorial library. It Charles Sartori Suffers Badly the English munitions manufac- dispatches said and rushed terror- Tronsky of Willimantic taking sec- committee, plan to attend the will be open to all without admis- scml-fog, and apparently half the a stTMt address without the name turers are working together.” Center—Rudy Proebaska of Tulsa. ^ppa, rf ...... 9 3 21 you start gift shopplBf-Y eathuslastlc president of the new Mrs. Adelatds Plckstt, Mrs. Rachael of the city. stricken into the wide streets and ond place. White finished in sixth match. sion and la for the promotion of size of a full moon, whirled acroas Bruised Legs in Accident Du Pont challenged Vandenberg’a Quarterback—John MackoreU of McCormick, U ...... 2 2 6 A lb ; Miss Mildred Sutherland is McGonlgslf, Mrs. Dorothy Vlertel, parks to pray fervently in the open DaWdaon. place at the last Etaatera Sweep- KAMM’S FIELDING now while aelectiona aratj Mrs. Elisabeth Caverly, Mrs. Grace community charitable work. The the sky from north to south shortly Yesterday. suggestion that the letter showed air while their homes shook and 0 Morrison, e •seeeaaeee 1 0 2 Manager Casey Stengel Says l^ivthry and Mias Evelyn Johnston Halfbacks—Ikt Peterson of Oon' atakea held in Willimantic. 2 10 hustness miMiager. Houssl and Mrs. Lena Crockett. December group Is making ar- before midnight last night and was Germany was re-arming. He said shattered about them. Ford, rg ... sseeeeaeee A LUTHERAN ADVENT saga and Frits Hanaon of North On Thonkaglvlng 1 ^ , White Chapman, I g ...... 8 2 8 complete. Local Star members who plan to rangements, aasisted by the entire discernible to Hamden realdenta for Charles Sartori, of 360 Pitkin the Senator waa “putting worda In- Aside from the three towns in traveled to Bridgeport where be AVERSE IS .978 memberahip. Dakota Stats. Club Is Now Ready to attend should make reservations for a period of eight seconds. street, employed by the Buck Dryer to the mouth" of Casey. Central Honduras having total pop- captured the holiday event sweep- the supper through any of tbe com- Tables for fancy work and Christ- Professor Frank Sebleasinger of CorporaUon, 218' Hartford road, European reports to the Dii Pont FuUback—John Turley at Ohlo- 19 9 47 ^|LANS ’INTERNATIONAL RALLY HERE SUNDAY ii’ ation of 6,500 reported virtually Wesleyan. stakes from SO bowlera from (Con- mittee by December 10 at the lat- mas gifts of all kinds will be ar- the Yale observ'atory when told of was painfully Injured yesterday aft- company said the British firm of destroyed yesterday tbe small Hockev^ Lioas (24) necticut,' with a score of 797 for six Swap Players. est. * ranged In the directors room,' and Its appearance aald today, that while ernoon when he caught hla legs un- Nobel, Ltd., which was organized villages In the Meredon mountain The second team included Luke Cleveland Third Sacker Re- B. F. T. KeUam of Trinity (Conn.) tackle. games, hitting a score of 173 as his aiGHrATTHEY.M.C.A. Mrs,. Astrtd Dougan wlU be In bridge, pivot and progressive, with It was not unprecedented, It was Collinsville Pastor to Be Guest der two tons o f sheet metal at the by the donor of the Nobel peace chain, along the Gautemalian bor- highest mark. By ASSOCIATED PRESS Haafs, rf ...... 2 2 6 prizes at each table will be played very unusual. company plarrt, bruising them seri- Natlanal League charge o f the dining room and htrs. Speaker at Concordia Luth- prize, had such close relations with der appeared to have suffered On Champion Team tains Record for Seven Duffy, If ... eeeaeeeeee'3 0 6 REMEMBER! Elizabeth Motley and -Miss Madeline In the room adjoining. At 4 o’clock Hamden residents who happened ously. Sartori .vaa admitted to the the general producers they would greatest damage. St. Loula 2, New York Americans Krause, c ...... 3 0 6 New York, Dec. 5.— (AP)-^The eran Churen Here. White is a member o f the Con- Brooklyn Dodgers announced today eUry C. P. Thayer Sets Spiess will see to the decorations; a brief program will be given bj) to be out about 11:52 p. m., the ex- MMcheater Memorial hospital for do nothing to invoke a British in- Details of the disaster were being necticut Blue Ribbons duekpin team, 0. Shorts, rg ...... 1 0 2 ^January IS as Date for Sec- Mrs. Annesley Trotter and Mis. the children under the direction of act time of its appearance, declared treatment. X-ray examination will vestigation of the matter. brought to the larger towns by men Wrestling Montreal Canadiens 5, New York Years; Rowe Star Hnrler. Brown, Ig ...... 2 0 4 the sale of Arthur (Red) Herring, a We Are Giving Away Mrs. F. C. Allen. world’s match game champions, and right-handed pitcher obtain^ from Viola Trotter, the favors. Ali past that It traveled at terrific speed and Connecticut State Luther Leagu- be made to determine the extent of This report, however, said French on horseback, whence they were re- is rolling in the anchor p<^Uon. His Rangers 3. Affair of Its Kind. Miss Bernice tordall will sell ers will bold an advent rally and Beaumont last winter, to the Sacra- matrons and patrons and tbe pres- was hid from view after eight sec- Injuries sustained. interests were aroused and might layed to tbe capita). By ASSOCIATED PBE88 fine bowling the post two years Toronto 1, Boston 0. II 2 24 Another ent officers will serve on the recep- home made candy; the tea table onds. It was still burning when group inatallation of state secre- force some investigation. Reports reaching tbe capita! thus Osoadlan-American League Chicago, Dec. 5.— (A P )—WUlle mento club of the Pacific C ou t staiy C. P. Thayer of Uan- ' Brooklyn—Leo WaUlck, 175, Ger- helped the Blue Ribbons to come Score at half: I8-II1 Tigers. League. It was a straight cash tion committee. wlU be In charge of Mrs. E. B. Se- last seen. taries at the Concordia Lutheran Taylor reported in 1926 he was far made no mention o f casualties. Quebec 8, Philadelphia 0. Kamm, Clevtland’s defensive star, Referee: J. Gribbon. Scorer, Wad- r t I c .C-A.. announced today gar and ber assistants; Mrs. Thom- church on Winter street, Sunday thiaw Joe ParelU, 178, Italy, through with victories over teams Amerioan Aaeoclatlon has added to hla major league field- deal and says Manager Casey Sten- A week ago several Hamden going to take the matter up with No esUmate of damage was possible. from Baltimore, Washington, Bridge- dell. be has arrangements well un- as Burbank and Mrs. George Borst youths reported a meteor traveling evening at 7:30. The guest speak- VAL JEAN'S ORCHESTRA N6bel, and said: Kansas (?lty 3, St. Louis 0. ing record around the third base gel. just a amall part of the re- ; way for the Second 'Tnter- New Haven, Conn.—Vic Christie, port and Haitford. Frank Barber, will ssll aprons and Christmas gift across the aky from west to east, er will be Rev. William H a e g ^ Of "1 do not know all the details of TONIGHT’S SCHEDULE b4£. Suildlag campaign ha nloas. $25 Overcoat> ' 200, Los Angeles, defeated Vanka ' Night" program which will items; Mrs. Arthur Seymour will ColUnavlUe. manager of the team which in- latornationsl League SCHUBERTS WIN MATCH Tha Dodgan Eava baen quietly WOMEN THEATERGOERS leaving a trail In the sky discernible Nobel's arrangement with . the ESCAPE FROM BLAST Zelesniak, 235, Russia, two straight cludes Nick Tronsky, Mike Boglno, Kamin topped ths third basemen the aams general lines. It supervise the card playing; Mrs. for eight minutee after. Hiss Elsie Roth of the local ATRECTOMORROW Buffalo at Windsor. unloading axeeaa baggaga since the Hamburg Nobel Dynamite Com- foils. Bozo Dente, WaUy Pipp, and Joe of the American League in defense Mrs. Jennie Schubert, paired with At the Close of Businea^ be rscallsd that Mr. Thayer Herbert L. Tenney will be found in church, recently appointed state life Providence, Dec. 6.— ( A P I - Oanadlaii-Ainerican League end of the National League season after hla coming hers a year pony. I think It would be a great Augusta, Ms.—Jackie Nlcbolt, Gacek in its makeup, speaks high- last season for ths eighth time since her husband, Bennla ScMbert, de- GIVEN CREAM fit TODAY the mystery booth, rmdy to lift the service eccretaiy will be one o f the Dancers young and old in Man- shame If our industrial relations Forced to abandon their oyster New Haven at Providence. he came up from the Pacific Coast and now r tasgsl says they are ' a most succssaful en- Richmond, defekted Johnny lovan- ly of ths Now Haven duckpinner. feated Mioa VYaneea Watara and ready to do aome swapping. Monday# December 24. veil o f the future for thoae who de- young people to be installed. The chester will be pleased to know with the German explosives indus- boat when it caught fire from a na, Quincy, Mast. (lovanna In- League. Bt. Introducing the various sire It; Mrs. Wallace Jones Is chair- HOSmiU. NOTES choir of Concordia Lutheran under Barber states that ha stands ready Harry Davis of the north and In a CaiMy waa very emphatic about I In town in musical and Women patrons of the SUts thea- tbat Val Jean and his orchestra will try were of such a type that wo flare of tbe engine fumes and later jured). to back White ogalnot any bowler in The Cleveland third baseman's five-game total plnfiUl match at man tk the doU section and has the direction of Organist Fred pay a return engagement at the would wink at their violation of the exploded In Allen's harbor, Etast official fielding average In 1934 was one thing, however—Van Llngie Coupons given with evi akstchsa and folk dances ter who are saving the various arti- Waco, Tex.—Juan Humberto, 210, the country in a home and home Last Night *s Fights tbe Charter Oak' AUeya. Davis had Mungo, hit star right-handed pitch- dressed dosens o f little dolls. The Werner will provide special music School atreet Recreation Center to- treaties or permit them to enter the Greenwich, two men jumped Into .978 for 118 games. He was the lead- ' own cboics. Interest In tbe cles in a dinner wars set given away Charles Sartori, of 350 Pitkin Mexico, threw Scotty Dawkins, 220, aeries for any amount o f money. an average of 118 and Mrs. Schu- er ionit oik the bloek. Mungo can be SOepunhase. each Wednesday will receive a children buy theee dolls at a nom- and take part in the rally hymn morrow nighL Val Jean played at military export business.” their skiff today and rowed safely San Antonio. ing fielder at third from 1924 was so great that inal price and have the chance street, was admitted and Mrs. Frank alng fpUowlng Rev. Haegert's ad- The New Havener first flashed into bert averaged 110. The soorts were: bought at a price but that price is creamer today. Manager George Crawthaw and Infant daughter of the Rec O nter four weeks ago and Vandenberg said the Taylor let- one thousand feet ashore, escaping (Quincy, III— Jim McMlUen, 220, the limelight at Baltimore in 1928, By ASSOCIATED PRESS through 1929 and again in 1938 and of winning a beautifully dressed 27- dress. A fellowship hour wrtll take with slight burns on the face. The Mrs. Schubert—97, 185, 109, 100, 3300,000. Hoover stated today that women 18 Chestnut street. Mrs. Albert Cole it was Impossible to accommodate ter indicated Nobel was “winking” Chicago, threw Bobby Burns, 223, at the first National tournament, Newport, Ky.—Jess McMurtry, '34. Other leaders by position in 1934 inch doll that would delight any place after the Installation and in- at tbe violation of the VersalllM 109—550. The Red Sox paid aomethlng like who did not receivs a salad dish last and Infant son < 40 Church street the large crowd of dancers. A re- 85-foot boaL Tha Hope, exploded a Los Angeles, 39:00. where he challenged and defeated 144, Cincinnati, knocked out Ray were: first base, Zeke Bonura, Chi- UtUe girl. troduction of new membere-at-iarge, turn of the band was demanded and Treaty. few ndnutea after the men aban- Mr. SchubeH—88, 116, 97, 121, IliW.OOO for Joe Cronin,” he com- 'nursday due to a shortage may get Doors win open shortly after 1 were discharged yesterday. and annonneementa will be made Red Megan# the pride o f Baltimore. Drake, 160, Indianapolis, (4). cago; second base, Oscar MellUo, St. 188—555—M05. m ental "and he'a only a abortatop. t ^ article the next time the salad Director Prank Husch made the ar- "Have you any quarrel with that doned It. Players from nine Japanese teams The same evening he took Al Work Waterloo, la.—Buddy Baer, 240, Louis; shortstop, Lyn Lsry, Boston: o'clock, card playing wlU begin at A son was born yesterday to Mr. for the 1935 convention. rangements for tomorrow night. interpretation?" he asked. Tbe men ara Noal B; Chariar, 48, Miss Waters—88, 101, 95, 98, 106 Ona of the first things I learned In dishes are given away. AD that is were selected for a team to play tbe into camp in a close battle and then Livermore, OUf., knocked out catcher, Rick Ferrell, Boston: out- 2. Those who are not bridge ad- and Mrs. Aug\ist Frey o f 25 Stone An executive board meeting will Val Jaah and his band are playing “Not a bit," Casey replied. owner of tbe craft, and William H. —478. bssebsll araa that a ^tchar is more nsoMBxy is that the women bring American major leagues MsebaU finished up his day's arork by de- Johnny Baker, 208, Minneapolis, fielder Sammy Byrd, New York; Mr. Davit—112, 115, 105, 188, 128 GLENNEIG diets will be welcome to attend and street. be held at 7 o'clock sharp. Every important than a shortstop or any tonight at Sunaet Ridge Country In reply to Taylor’s letter. Casey Sherman. 23, his aoo-in-Iaw, bath of itars touring the Far East feating Count Van Dreele for a ' if

B Y J O V E . S N U P P V — -llAV ri*c because 'Ths modem maldw doesn't wait The bard part of building interna- ftUOT C A R ' * ^ OWNEPS W40WTMKT till leap year, to Jump at on oppor- tional commerce will be to get bock •o'*- 60a/AL PREEhAINENCt IN into the habit o f being honest. VOU'RE IN TH* PObY-DlPX tunity. THE NE»e>HBORWCX3D » . AN”OM4 A PACE MOPBEl The Teat! OP iH 's ";::’a ,PPST TIME ^TllARf R w m ) dainty, were packed neatly. Sarah, Prohibition, Its Rise AN' whistle man THERE'S A FREE TICKET at the ens. Ann. You married me to get FOimi>-BLACK rabWt dof. No PROFESSIONAL COLLECTOR, 18 •am w. foldlnjg the plain little allk gor- Mon—One night while you were Uncle—I win not say that I have IN P5UPTEEN YE APS State theater box office for M n. away—” WITH 'EM, NOW f Umbm, Phone 7-8068, Hertford. years experience. No collection, no menta, lold generously, '1 nave away, I heitfd a burglar. You should never gambled. 1 once bought a "Yat. But after all, there’a no -'-THEY ALWAYS ANNOUNCED charge. I get your money, so do William McCourt, of 68 Pearl eome things I wont you to have, tiave ' seen me gohig downstairs, BEGIN HEBE TODAY reaar.e to mess things up for you. And Fall in America ticket In a raffle for your aunt. you. Phone 841S now. Alex McNeil, street, to see “ Fllrtmtlon W alk" 8t ril have plenty of time to get more three steps at a time. - MY comincd and DOINCs WTTH A N N HOLLIMTER, pretty and I guess we won't run away, Peter. Nephew—So that is how you got automobiles for sal e 22 Centerfleld street. the State theater Sunday, Monday before Mac and I step off." Unldnd Wife—Where wras he—on 20, flnda work In • library. She I think Pd rather stay. If you don't her? ____ APANPAPEOF or Tuesday. Ann shook hei bead. "It's awfully By ASSOCIATED PRESS X, 1919—^Nebraska thfrty-slxth stata the roof? FOR SALE—1929 BUICK Master falU In love with TONY BUCKLE, mind. Later, after you have fin- BARKINS/ sweet of you, but what I have will 1634— Virginia and Massachu- i to ratify, Volstead act enacted over Six sedan. Good condition. Bargain. FOR RENT—FOUR ROOM tene- oommerclal artist, sltbough warned ished the work,-we could have the The pace that kilU wouldn’t be eo HOUSEHOLD SERVICES do." ■etts Bay Colonies punish "excess in Presidential veto. A woman blushes at 20 when a Easy terms. Phone 4149 ment, 169 Summit atreet, furnace, agalnat him by .SA R A H IM N T , her trip.” bod If it only killed the pace-maker. OFFERED 13-A Sarah stared, perplexed. After a drinking or riot." 1920—Constitutional prohibition man offers her a compliment. At 30 all Improvementa, garage. Inquire roommate. ____ IT fii —^Georgia prohlbitz rum. takes effect. FOR SALE—1930 Bulck Master Six Peter thought that It was strange moment Ann cold, " I can get some she smiles, and at 40 she wonders 66 Oxford atreet Telephone 6987. Later the meeta PETER KEN- Eighteen rum laden vessels leave 1924— P olitica l platform s pledge N ext to a husband's ability to sedan, excellent condition, new UPHOLSTERING ON EASY tetdjs! D.ALL, wealthy and prominent, who fur Ann to be suggesting Florida, pretty clothes later." what he wonts. working out the problem aa he had Rhode Island for Africa seeking "law enforcement” make money, a w ife’s happiness de- ' tires, price reasonable. Phone 4S58. Small monthly payments. We offer U engaged to V A IE R IA BEN- "Sure." aoid Sarah. "You con buy FOR RENT—FOUR room flat, with asked Valeria to do. Valeria bad slaves. 1926— "A l" Capone indicted, on pends largely on his ability td dlgwt this week 23 percent markdowns all latest improvements. 187 Maple NETT, society girl. Valeria spends out the shops— later. But that won’t In the old days the American slo- W ANTED—TO H AVE Mrs. William answered, ‘-No, darling. I ’d rather be now. Look here, Ann. Peter's 1828— American Temperance So- his way to becoming the first "Pub- food. prices made possible by big ma- atreet, telephone 5960. much of her time with a gay crowd a gan was “ Life, Liberty, and the Pur- , E. Butcher, 22 Flower street, see wait until you get that old job fin- d ~iied attractive man. You'll be ciety formed. lic EMemy No. 1.” terial purchase! Act quickly!"Offer without Peter knowing nbout it. suit of Happiness.” Now it seems to Admiring Visitor—My dear Mrs. “Flirtation Walk” at the State ished I ’ve been to Florida dozens absolutely crazy If you don’t put 1834— Congress restricts sales of 1028— "Noble experiment" phrase limited within 60 miles. 3-plece seta TENEM ENT TO R E N T— 4 rooms, Tony asks Ann to marry him first used. be l.oaf. '.•'■'.ns and the Pursuit of Strong, these brasses of yours shine theater Sunday, Monday or Tuea- of times and I ’ve set my heart on Tony out o f your mind." spirits to Indiana. reupholstered, moth-eaten seta, all Improvementa. Apply at 111 and she agreea. Although Tony has political Office. beautifully. M ay I Inquire what you dav. Call at box office for pass. spending our honeymoon abroad." Ann did not reply. With the 1861—Maine goez dry. " A l" Smith demands repeal in sofa and chair bottoms rewebbed, Holl street. Telephone 6806. promised to ‘settle down" and save 1855— Thirteen states dry. losing com poli^ fo r presidency. use to clean them? box springs reupholstered, cushions money so they can be married be Petei argued with Ann. But Ann, packing finished, she si t In a big ^'athor—Kenneth didn't you enjoy 1930 ESSEX COUPE *99, 1930 knowing now that he had no busi- chair, looking very small, very 1869— First convention of prohi- AssocUtion Against Problbl*, Mrs. Strong (a determined-look- relllled, mattresses renovated, Cuf- LARGE P LE A S A N T well heated does' not do this. Harsh becomes en- )your visit with the Berg’s? Chevrolet coupe $99, 1929 Auburn rooms for one or two people. See ness to be running away to the far wear}', and sad. She was wearing a bition party. tion Amendment formed. ing lady)—You may. My huaband. tom built sofas to order $69.60. gaged to JOHN MACDONALD and 1874— Women’s Christian Tem- 1930— Wickersham commission ^ Kenneth— Naw, they got too hlgh- sedan $79, 1929 Essex sedan $79, Jensen— Johnson Block, 709 Main displays an engagement ring. Tony ends of the World, argued even bet- blue auit, a white ruffled blouse and Work guaranteed by us. Samples perance Union established. splits over repeal. , toned to suit me. They cat their pie 1929 Pontiac coach $89. Terms, street. Phone 6070— 7635. Cut down promises Ann a ring for a Christ- ter. a small blue hat, fitting close to This is a very rapid age. By the ■free. Estimates free. Day and eve- 1880—Kansas enacts first state 1031— to aiOToa with a knife Instead of tiakin’ Is up trader. Cole Motors. mas gift but on Christmas Eve her bronze hair. Capone senteneed time a girl Is eight years old she nings. Phone 3615. Manchester Up- expense. Presently be was telling her constitutional dry amendment. years. in their hands. Ann and Sarah prepare a festive The telephone rang. Sarah said thinks she Is too big to wash the holstering Co , 218 North Elm St. about the place he had bought on 1890— Carrie Nation wields her 1932— Democrats win 'White COME TO THE STATE theater, dinner party he falls to appear. Ann the Florida cooat during the boom nervously, "Peter. Yiu’d better go.” dishes. • Geo. J. Holmes, decorative up- hatchet In Kansas liquor resorts. House with "beer and repeal” In red hots—The girl who la a de- John J. Slnnamon, of 186 Highland learns next day that he spent the days. You drove through a deep Ann whispered, "It’s Tony. You Manchester holsterer. Busy since 1922. 1893—Antl-Saloon League organ- platform. cided blonde baa a perfect right to street, and get a free ticket to aee night St s drinking party. Heart- wildemeat. to get there. And came go." Father (next morning after the Evening Herald "Flirtation Walk” at the State It was Tony. ized. 1033— Beer legalized; repeal rati- change her decision...... Divorce picnic)—I.feel Just like I bad a rock sick, she tells him everything Is at last to hla small place, curiously 1913—Webb-Kenyon law enacted fied. theater Sunday, Monday or Tuea- o\'er between them. called "World's End." Ann heard Sarah aaylng, “Yea, seems to be the hash which is made in my stomach thia morning. CLASSIFIED MOVING—TRUCKING- Ann Is here, Tony. No. you can’t to protect dry states. 1034— Six more states go wet from domestic scraps... .Men who day. In a restaurant Ann sees Peter He bad named It that because Little Mary Elleft—I know the rea STORAGE 20 see he.' tonight. I f you come, you 1917— Eighteenth amendment making total 88. ore long on words are usually short adver tisements I Kendall, also dlsIUnsioned because the beautiful amUl lake, curved son, daddy dear. It Is because you FOR R E N T—IN BUSINESS sec- can't get In.” submitted to states. 1936— TT on deeds... .The worst trouble about COe has APPIVED7 he has learmxl bow Valeria has about it and some mornings when ate that brick o f Ice cream. Count sis a v «r«g » wordi to • PERRETT A GLENNEY INC, loci tion, heated apartments, one 7 There was silence fo r a moment. the Bo-called closed mind is that it ( SOCIAsLLV' deceived him. They discuss their you woke the mist would be deep Inttuls. numbers and abbravlallona and long distance movuig. Dally Then, "You mustn’t come. I tell usually la accompanied by an open ..eh count aa a -erd and compound I room, one four room. Apply Ed- mutual unhappiness. Peter asks over everything and the opposite express to Ha,tford. Overnight you she can’t see you." A. Wehr .... •■...... •a. 87 83 bock the Boeton Bruins, oo-loadari eeorda as two words. Minimum coal la j ward Holl, telephone Manchester Ann to marry him. side of the lake hidden. It seeemd m outh... .Maybe religion Is cheap FLAPPERFANNjf SAYS: erica ol three iinea. | service to and from New York. Tel. 4642. Sarah hung up the telephone and M. Scbwoebll ...... 57 73 of the American division, 1 tc 0 be- because the demand Is so sligh t.. tJne rales per day tor transient exactly as though you were looking I. Lazar ...... 79 83 fore a crowd o f 13,000, largest of the V.o fpEUlnt Poe. Itl4 3063, 8860 or 8864. NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY Into a misty void from the rim of turned to Ann. Ths modem mustache Is six on one u. FOR R E N T— F IV E ROOM flat, also ‘I couldn't do a thing with him. Boston season. KSrrelea .elarcS If. the world. side and a half a dozen on the other Cash Cbarga ONE FREE TICKET to see "Flirta- six room tenement, with all im- He says he's coming right out. He 408 4.30 ,. .The worst type of skeptic is the The Abandoned Quarry By John C. Terry CHAPTER XII Then after a while the sun would S( ORCHY SMITH S Conaacutlva Uaya ..I 1 olai • cla tion Walk" at the State theater provemeiita. Inq'ilre- at 147 Blast said he'd break down the door If I Green TOWN MANAGER QUITS man who doesn't believe In himself t Conaacutlva Oayi .. * otat [1 eta Ann stared at Peter Kendall and come up and you could see the ...... 95 69 Sunday, Monday or Tuesday awaits Center street. didn't open It. And he will." A. Mallon .. to.. .Faith and courage are gifts of w a x ,TH E lOBA o r AHWHINt I DSy ...... aeaal 11 CtRl 1* CIS repeated the words. "M arry you?" orange trees In the grove about the E. AnderaoB ...... 72 76 All ord«ri (or lrr«crul»r init-rlioni Luigi DcLuca, of 164 1-2 Oak “It won’t matter anyway," Ann Stratford, Conn., Dec. 6.— (A P ) O ^ ; doubt and despair are inven' "Yes," Peter aala. small house, sparkling with dew, M. Houu ...... 31 92 UNDBROROOMD^ UNDERGROUND IN will bo otoar*»^ -vS' >.'V> pl^CoVCRy/ obarga mada for tha aarvlca randarad. SERVICES chse." Florida woods. / they seem to have produced results. Boms one now Is attributing crime Herald. CRAVAT AT’ERAGES Sammls did not state the name All advartiBamentn muat conform When they were almost In front "N o," Ann told him. “ I said I The Eagles broke their losing 10 aiyla, copy and typography with of the concern with which he will to coffee and some of it is... .About FOR RENT—FIVE ROO.M single of Sarah's apartment Ann recog- wanted to go to the end of the H. Bengston has the highest in- streak last night, scoring their sec- ii-i ragulatlon* anforcad by tha pubhah* PIANO TUNING, repairing, rebuild- be employed nor did he give any the only thing not under government ara and thay raaarva tha right to and garage $25, hvc room duplex nized Tony's road.«ter. She saw world, Peter, and that’s where dividual average for the first round ond victory at the expense of the ing. John t^ckerham, 028 KIgelow explanation of bis resignation. control Is prosperity... .The only adit, ravtaa or lajac* any copy cod- tenement $18. Manchester Con- Tony— hlH hat pulled down low over we're going." of the Cravat League at Murphy s New York Americans 6 to 0 while way to beat the slot machine Is to ■Idarad objactlonabla. atreet. Phone 4219. his eyea—walking toward the car. V By Crane OUT OUR WAY By William H struction Company, telephone 4131 "It l.sn’t aa though wc’II be cut alleys, hitting for 111.7 for 18 the Montreal-Canadiens scored a 5-3 Serious illness or death may re- drop the dime In the baby’s bank TUBLS CLUdlNO IIOUH8--<:iaaalflad ada to Ann fpught the Impulse to cry ba publlBhad Bania day must ba ra* or 4270. off from civilization," Peter said. games. J. Toscano holds high sin- victory oyer the New York Rangers. •sult from the blistering of half of ....Tw o things wreck some news- WELL, I'LL GET out to him. Oh. she was weak aa WE SHOULD GO YOU WOULDN'T LET ealvad by It o’clock noon: Huturdaya "W e can drive to Orlando and gle with 162 and W. Dietz high three The Toronto Maple Leafs turned the body by the sun's rays. papers—the overhead and the fat' REPAIRING 23 W A N TE D —TO H AVE Mrs. Thor A. water where Tony was concerned! UPSTAIRS 'CAUSE YOU ME 60 OUT/ LAS'NIGHT— of tO:tO a. m. Tampa and St. Petersburg." string with 374. The averages fol- head. . . . It's a peculiar thing, but VOO-BOTH MOU, Gustafson, 168 Autumn street, to "Please drive on," she said MATES^ WE'RE BOUND FOR THE AN' TONIGHT YOU DON'T SEWING MACHINE repairing. 1 low: the duties of other people are al Chime te Oft Chrlftmaa spirit by AND DAD ARE HASANQ IP VOU DONT HOP TELEPHONE YOUR breathlessly. "Tve changed my T. PF. Av. WANT MB TO STAY IN— repair and mippiv parts of all call at the State theater to get a Sarah opened the door when they Name G ringlBg ths bell with food for HEBRIDES. ^ ---- COMPANY this UP AND DO A S WANT ADS. mind, n i marry you If you want 2011 111.7 ways doubly dear to us. AT, LEAST, WOT IN THS mokes of sewing marhine.s. Esti- free ticket to see "P'llrtatlon Walk" arrived at the apartment. H. Bengston . ... 18 sSomoBoor IsaUlr- EVEMIMS? WHY? Ada ara accoptad ovar tt.a talaphona me to." 1988 110.6 1 SAY I mates free. F. A. Melvin, 29 Elro Sunday, Blonday or Tuesday. "Hello, Ann.” She stared In w . Brennan . . . . 18 WE vioftr BOTHER FRONT RCJOM/ I DON'T at tha CilAilO E liATfc: givan abova Peter drove rapidly. Behind them W. D ietz...... 18 1976 109.8 *a a oonvaolan j to advarttaara. but amazement 'at Peter and acknowl- S tX Jf "6bt, you at al l , street. FOR R E N T —SEVERAL Desirable Ann heard the familiar sputter 105.4 tha CASfl rates will o«. accaptad aa edged the introduction stiffly. J. Toscano ...... 18 1897 MOTHER. FULL P a VMK.NT If paid at tha buaU five, six and seven room houses, of Tony's motor. It grew fainter F. M u rph y...... 18 1844 102.5 H f l FOR THE ASKINO-Mrs. Raymond “ Pleased to know you,” Sarah baaa offlca on or bafora lha aavanth single and double Apply Edward J. ns they raced on. E. Hagcdorti of 237 Oak street, said, realizing how "countrified" R. Smith ...... 18 1818 101.0 day following tha rtrat inaartion of "W c'Il get a license and then find 99.6 flAL C O CRRAN aaeb ad oiharwita tha OHAHOE may hove one free ticket to .see Holl. Phone 4642 and 8U25. the words sounded. It was awful, W. Holland 18 1793 a minister." 98.8 RATE win ba collectad. No raaponal- "Flirtation Walk" at the State dropping into small-town ways E. Anderson . . . 18 1779 blllty for arrora In talaphnnad ada "The license bureau Is closed," 97.7 theater Sunday, Monday or Tuea-. whenever she was agitated. And A. Lard er...... 18 1768 will ba aaauniad and thalr accuracy Ann said. 97.4 day. Call at the box office, Mrs. caught like this, her face aa shiny J. Ritchie ...... 18 1763 eannol bt guaranteed. "There are ways,” Peter told her. 1741 96.7 Hagedorn. - as' a kitchen pan. and wearing an A. Tedford...... 18 INDEX OF Racing Notes There were ways, as Ann learned. F. Dwyer ..., 1724 95.8 A aleepy clerk, routed from bed, old rag of a house dress. CLASSIFICATIONS VACUUM CLEANER, gun, clock, "Come in," Sarah said, "only give G. Torrance ., I7l2 95.1 was angry at first. Then, through W. Irwin ---- 1685 93.6 Cirtha ...... Alock repairing, key making etc Mate, A. C. Bostwick's fine thor- me a little time for a running some magic of Peter's, he turned C. Blanchard 1683 93.5 Lngagamanta ...... *» Braithwalte. 62 Pearl street. oughbred, is back from an unsuc- start—" lfarr:agta ...... J- Into a smiling, eager-to-please In- J. Fox 1657 92.1 CUM Daatha ...... ^ cessful campaign In England and dividual. A moment' later Ann followed High Single— J. Toscano. 162. Card ol Thank! ...... L ready to meet Equipoise, Twenty With the license forthcoming. Sarah Into her room. Sarah had In Mamorlim ...... a. F HELP WANTED— High Three String—W. Dietz. 374. Grand' and the rest of tha field In Peter and Ann sought a minister. flopped down In a chair. WHAT, HOl THE EQUATOBj LOOK. THEV'RB PERFECTLY FILTHY- ^ LcBt and Found ...... I MALE 36 the $100,000 Santa Anita Handicap Flavor la sts Aonouncementa ...... • Th'ey stepped out of the parsonage “Ann! Where's Tony? Where BRITISH-AMKRICAN ICE pac ks al l ar o und. W1LTHV. AND, BESIDES, IT ISN'T NICBV-- ...... a Feb, 23. Mate and hla owner ar- Into a world turning whither under did you pick up Peter Kendall?" M AN W AN TE D IN this loc.illty as In the Brltlsh-Amertcan League, UP WITH THE MIZBN AND WICEV TD RUN OFF WITH THE NAVYHWIVfiy. AwInMobllea Direct Iteprcscntativu of well rived on the Bcrengaria yesterday. a driving snow. A queer, remote, "I've just married Peter. Will Scotland took all four points from ------Automubllaii for Hata ...... a ^POWN WITH THE 6R(X3. known oil company to sell small The horse was taken to Belmont cold world under its blanket of you help me pack some things? Ireland, Dickson hitting high single AutomobUaa.for Exchanga ^ Park to regain Its land legs before FRECKLES A N D HIS FRIENDS By Blosser PIPE ALL HANDS, Auto AccaBaorlas—T lr a a ,...... • town and farm trade. Experience snow. A ll part of this strange, un^ We're going to Florida tonight.” of 130 and high three string of 356. being shipped west. NAUGHTY AND OSAR THE FEET. Auto Rapalrlng-^Palntlng ...... 7not ncccs.sary. ,No tnve.stment re believable drama. Sarah, staring at Anns white Wales won three points from Eng- PRINCBV-WINCEV / WHOOPBEf THAR Auto ttchooli ...... 7«A qtilred. Chance for Immediate Ann was Mrs. Peter Kendall. face and shadowed eyes, said, land, Torrance rolling high single of VA KNOV/,FEaAS,WB ^ ANDDOYtxiKHOlV ^ AutoB—Bhip by Truck ...... • On the .same boat came Steve YOU'U. RUIN VDUR SHE BLOWS, AND A steady Income. Write P. T. Web' She glanced down at her hand quietly. "Are you 111? You'd better V1HY $S VMS? BCONBe DOOO Autoi^For tlira ...... a Donoghuc, famous English jockey, ALMOBT LOST THAT, GAME NICG, CLEAN GALE A T THAiT. Qaragai*>-Barvlca--^toraga ...... 10 which Peter had held aa he mur- lie down—" Ireland BSKISON JIMMIED H » HlERnY ster. General Manager, 652 Stand who Intimated that he might ride In I D lklN9«1QN, BECAUSS TROUSER- IfotorcTClta—Bteyclaa ...... n mured the responses. Under her "I'm not crazy. I’m really mar- ...113 89 02 204 Wanted Autoa^.Motorcyoi«B ... ard Bank Building, Cleveland, Ohio, the Santa Anita race. He Is bound Duncan . . . . FRCCKUW VMS RULED ‘TeErnapsR'ANO DOibu WOMZERS glove the other hand was ringless ried," Ann laughed queerly. ...8 8 81 03 262 Bwalaeaa wad PrnfeaaloanI BerTlcea for Jamaica, where hla son, Pat. Is McCollum . KNOW W HATIHAr MAKES atm--the hand that should have Sarah's eyes widened. "A re you ...109 99 104 312 INEUGIBLE.' BualnaBa Sarvicaa Offered . . . . . IS racing a string of horses but ex- Vennart DODO? Houaahold Sarvlceo offered ...... 1t*A ARTICLES FOR SALE 45 been wearing Tony's diamond. telling me the tnith? What hap- ...115 101 85 301 pects to return early In Janua'Ty. She was narrlcd, but not to Davla ...... Itullding—Contracting ...... M pened? How did—oh, heavens, tell Wilson ___ . .. 92 97 108 297 FlorlBlB^Nuraatlea lb FOR SALE—STEAM furnace, in Donogbu* said he had been offered Tony. To Peter Kendall whom she me something quick!" Funaral Dlractora ...... H goo*Dyeing~-Cleaning 24 hickory for. Ore ■ place. Oak wood Temple "sugar bowl” " football game "Voii’re running a big risk,” she Sherman ...118 118 him. He exclaimed, “ Please ^ing a Said he. "Now, tota, please end WHY MOTHERS GETgRAV Tollat OoodB and Sarvica ...... 25 What a strange, mad thing to do. and slabs. Telrpbone 3149. scheduled to be held In New Orleans seld. "For all you know, I may be ■ "W e'll have to hurry," Ann said. song. your play. You shortly will be Bv Smp’l Wantad-^Bualnaia Sa.vica 21 535 513 531 1579 SALESMAN SAM One Job Gone Wrong!______Rdneatlaaal in the afternoon. a perfect devil." "P eter said he would be back In "Real soon you will be leaving on your w ay to wonderful Toy Peter, guiding the car through an hour." here, so try and fill me full of Land, where you will find new Ceuraaa and C U aaet...... 17 England F TEST FOUND THIS SIGN TtO G LL, HAVE HAD ANV^l HAVE I HAD EXPERIENCE-? AN' H O W f WHEN I COOK, Piivata Inatruetlob ...... 2t MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS .53 Mike Basite, apprentice jockey, the drifts of snow, said. "You look They tumbled traveling bags cheer. I'll miss you tots, I ’m things to do. ^ tOE DON'T SB Q SJB HASH f J ...8 4 90 107 281 pas t e d on YER UJINDOtO JL SAY, I WENT CAMPIN', ONCE, RVTHII Dancing ...... • ....t t-A joined the riding colony at the fair more like a little angel." B. Holmes .. sorry that I cannot go along." EXPER16NJCB/ BUPDV? IJualcal-^Oramatte ...... 29 from the closet.' Sarah wiped them 80 90 AN' DID ALL TH'COOKIN'f itS ihM saM c grounds yesterday, several days late. Ann'thought of what Tony had off carefully, keeping up a running M. Holmes . ...105 276 "W hy can't you go?" asked " I found a big balloon, and I AN' I'D LIKE A JOB AS I GOT INTO rr/ Wanted—loatruatloB ...... SOFOR SALE— PIA N O »15, A bar- 92 277 rr\riU f FOR. LADtSS Basite reported that he was in- said, "Ann'a for ‘Angelic’." She conversation, trying to seem cheer- A. Stevenson .. 90 95 Goldy. "Gee. you’d be as welcome will quickly blow It 'wray up Flnanrlat gain. Inquire at 64 Gardner street. H. Stevenson .. 97 83 115 295 so FAR, so good/ S.R.a FOR - RoadB-^tocka—Mortgagaf It volved in an accident near Christian must not let herself think of that. ful. She was dazed. Surely, this as could be!” - " I know,” replied high. I f *1 run out o f breath, of SORRY, 8 0 r UlB OeMTX. Bnalncaa Opportunttlaa ...... It Pass while going ■to New Orleans. She must not let herself think of was a dream. Presently she would the giant, "But my place always is course I'll have to^coll for aid. NOlO, ARE VA A _ CAN'T USB YOU— .Uonay to Isoan ...... tl His brother was aeverely Injured, Tony. She must think of Peter open sleepy eyes and say, "Ann, I 376 348 404 1128 here. " I found a dandy basket, too. GOOD (UORKER? Walen Help aad ,«lMala or Famala.. 17 Finnegan .. ...108 112 89 -309 walk in and seize this place, I The blowing started. What a nches/J. ly furnished rooms, running water, from Milwaukee, got the jump on stay." rlad to Peter Kendall." Agan.a Wantad ...... 17«A the better known riders at the fair He answered slowly, I m work- "Ann." said Sarah "do you real- Brennan ...8 9 103 93 285 fear.” sight! The Mystic Man. with oil Bltuatlona Wantad-^Fetnala ... IS light housekeeping If desired. Rea- RVED gruunda yesterday when he booted ing on something now that I’d like ise Peter Kendall has been con- bis might, forced air Into the Wg | ^ gitbatfona Waotad->llaia ...... It sonable fates. Apply Mrs. Haupt— Employment AgancUa ...... 40 the tightly weighted HUder Prince to finish. It's a big Job and will sidered the most eligible bachelor 404 421 368 1193 The Tinles then began to sing. balloon. Soon Goldy shouted, RE Matron. Telephone 3936. Uaa gtarks—Peia—■Paullry'—Vablelea home in the feature race to score mean a great deal to me. I ’d hate In town? Think of all the jealous Real loud they let their voices "Stop!'' Doga^Dirda—Pata ...... 41 GT'M CLASS LEAGtTE And then she added, with a XJva Stcick— Vahlclta ...... 41 the first victory of his career. The for anything to go wrong." mammas who'll read about this to- ring. “ Hurray for Mister Giant. Poultry and guppllea 41 APARTMENTS—FLATS— youngsted rated hla mount like a "Then we'll stay.” morrow and wish their little girls The Red team took two games He has been a fine old friend. smile, "I think you'd better rest Waatad - PatB—Poultry*—gtock 44 veteran. , - •No." were In y'our shoes. Think of Va- from the Green team in the Girls' "W e've seen his castle through a while. If you keep puffing your Ppt tala—Hlacellaaeawa TENEMENTS 63 "How-much time could you spare leria Bennett. It's a good thing Class League at the School street and through, and we’ve had lots cheeks out, I know they’re going : A r t l e l a a f o r g a l a ...... 41 FOR RENT—TWO 4 ROOM flaU, It has been estimated that 60 per vlthout making any real differ- you're leaving town for a while—’’ Rec. of things to do. We're sorry that to pop." BoaU and AcoatBorlia ...... 41 Red K';#ulldlBg UatarlalB with all modem Improvementa, cent of school children who fall to ence ?” our visit shortly must come to an Etta aulow ...... 95 97 In rA DiaaoadBnoadat—Walchea—^awalry •• 4B steam heat, rate reascfnable. In- earn passing grades In school have .'Two or three weeks." Ann wasn’t thinking of Valeria. end." (The TInies away ; Etactrleal Appjlanoap—Aadto •. 41 defective sight "Let's go to Florida for two or She was thinking of Tony. “I’ye O* Irons 90 94 The giant then said, ‘Thank you next story.) >Fgal and Paad ...... 49-A quire The Maples' Hospital or call By Frank Beck r^ardap — Farm—Dairy Produota 10 8241. 'iS BlJf.'GIES On Second Thougrht rjtouBabold Goods ...... j...* . II W E ^ GOING AND YOU HURRY UP AND r SANTA V GOOD LITTLE GIRLS LMaokiaary and Tcola ...... II WANTED—TO QIVB to Everett R. BRUSH THEIR TEETH.. t ^AHnleai lattrumanra ...... IS Kennedy, 386 Center atreet. one ALLEY OOP A Tougrh ProblemI By HAMLIN y* DOWN TO SEE PLEASE HAVE TD AND BRUSH ASKS r I'VE BEEN ^oettea and Storo Egolpmant ••• 14 .SANTA CLAUS COME. BRUSH THOSE A GOOD LITTLE AND I'LL HAVE GUESS •laia at tha S*oraa ....•••••• M free ticket to see “Flirtation Walk” \T9 A CINCH I'M NOT VECV AT THE DAOOV. (VOURIV^ TEETH... GIRL YOU T E U HIM TO TELL HIM .MAYBE laartag Apparel—rura ...... If at, the State theater Sunday Mon- FAR BEHIND 'EM, NOW -BUT okAX , YOU HAVEN'T ^ YOU'D Pantad—To Buy ...... II DEPARTMENT YOU CAN .TEETH! day or Tuesday. Call at the box I'M OONNA MAFTA HURRY • CHIEF-' STORE . . . and TELL HIM BRUSHED BETTER ard—Botala—»Raaarta office Mr. Kennedy. Td NOT Raataaraata ITU . BE DARK IN A I'LL 1 W A N T WHAT YOU YDURSi Without Board ...... It k JIFFY < WATCH] ..YOU TO V«ANT FOR 'COME. grdan Waatwd ...... •••*.lt-A RENT HUNTING? Tell us what COME CHRISTMAS. .DADDY., Btry Eoard—Aaaorta 10 you want. We'U take care of it for TOO. COME ‘ oAaauuraats 41 you without charge. R. T. McCann, ON.. •Room.—Board ...... it 69 Center street Dial 7700. If K l HURRY.' ■aal aM al. *mr Raat BUitw FU(W T.BiiniaDt*.. M llxM* LoeatloM f.r R .al . . . 44 FOR RENT—FOUR ROOMS, with 1 (or Rant ...... 1 ...... 1$ all modem Improvements, with . tor Raxt ...... (4 finished room In attic. Call at 14 BenM for R nt .„..m 4T U R«>« (I Arch street. m ■mat. Wm Oat. FOR RENT—FIVE ROOM tene- Bt Balldl.c for B.1. . . . *t J Frop.rix for 8.1. ..v»« Tt ment, with garage, modem Im- T M i Ltmd tor 8 . 1 ...... 11 provements. Call at IS Ashworth tW ,8.1. It ' street Telephone 3022...... It ■r 8 . I ...... 14 ...... M . 1$ FOR RE3«T—SIX ROOMS, at 86 tor IWtWg* rmmm t t Church street steam heat, all mod- .deext. .a...... M ft em conveniences. Apply 88 Church •Vs street Modernistic foun- French tain pen desk set folder type Gift mir- A aplcDdld M- in chrome and cards boxed rors with sortment of ool* black finish. 120, 16 o r 18 fancy gilt IA mighty inter- Novelty boxed f r a m e s. esting v^ue at 2 orfuJ pottery Guaranteed pen caids In a dusting powders Nickel finished electric toasters All the popular faTorttss grow- vases in licb col- vlth gold pen box. Few Also plate glass Venetian mir- for *1.00. 69c single. Leather- with puffs. Some ing girls and btqra delight In— rors. 10x17^ Inches. Special ette cases with lock and key. which carry Hale’s guarantee. orings — special Mint _ _ >archments have perfume. A splendid var- Complete with cord and plug! Girl Scout, Camp Firs Girls, for Dollar Days. included. All have envelopes. at *1.00. Main Floor, front iety for gift giving. Basement Rover Boys, othsrs.- Basement Front ICntrance. Ifaln Floor, rear.______Basement. Main Floor, right_____ Matn Floor, recto, ______

THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY, December 6,7, and 8th— Hale’s Annual Christmas

•(DIFT -DAYS. .DOLLAR •

Check Your Christinas Gift List Then Shop Hale’s s Hundreds of Dollar Gift Items •

rhroughout The Whole Store/ During This Annual Three-Day Gift DOLLAR DAYS /

Here’s An Outstanding Dollar The Most Practical Gift

See ^ a t $1.00 Will Buy In Gift Value! You Can Give! First Quality! Underwear TOYLAND (Second Floor) Basement Full-Fashioned! Dollar Gifts “Cannon” Santa Claus In Toyland Daily From 2:30 To 4 Dollar Gifts Rayon downs. Pure Daintiest rayon goWna in ' O’clock. Nights 7 To 8:30 O’Clock. TURKISH pink, blue and peach with! contrasting touches. Sizes* 16 and 17. TOWELS SILK HOSE Balbriggan Pajamas, Tied With Two-piece balbriggan paja- Ribbonzine mas in gay colors with co n -, Cake Server Sets, traating trims. China cake plate w ith' Print Pajanuu, server. Polka dot design. ^ 2 pairs $ Mannish prints with frog Plate measures 11V4 inches* for$ trims. More feminine styles In diameter. (59c Pair) with contrasting bindings. Two-pieco styles. Sizes 16 We can't think o f a more practical or better gift value and 17. Aluminum Drip-O-Lator, . -4-thread CIHP'P'ONS Aluminum drip-o-lator with(Tl than these double thread, Laro Up-IJft Bandeaux, -7-thread SERVICE WEIGHTS Lace up-llft bandeaux in*l Bagatell dames are enjoyed by Electric Stoves for the little china drip pot. 6-cup size. v| extra absorbent Turkish grown-ups as well as the kid- mothers. Really can cook on towels. Note the large bath size, 22x44 inches. Snowy white vrith This is thrilling Christmas news! ecru and white. For slim young modema. dles! Three different styles. them, too. Complete with China Teapots, jolly color-fast holders in Her favorite shade. Tied In bundles of two Check over that Christmas list and see cooking utensils. Main Floor, rear. * 1.00 Tan, blue and green deco-sstf for gift giving. If there Isn’t several to whom you can * 1.00 give a few of these hose . . how about rated china teapots with U le^H your own diminishing supply? All first stand to match. A B “Cannon” Pastel Towels, 6 for quality, pure silk hose in such good Boft pastels in Cannon's double thread Turkish towsls. shades as TftOTTEUR, SMOKEMIST, Choppette Sets, .SOLERA and MARRONA. Small wooden chopping Popular hand size.

bowl and knife for preparing! Towels—Main Floor, le ft Hosiery__ Main Floor, right. Apparel salads, fruit cakea, other! goodies.

Dollar Gifts Just A Limited Number—SHOP EARLY! A PrejHoliday Scoop ! Bunnie HUppera, pair Tray and Knife Sets,

Will keepr little "tootslea" Chrome bre>ad tray and' warm. Chamois bunnie sllp- J knife sets in fancy gift boxes.' Pure Linen Lovely ^ pera with sheep lining. Sizes ’ 0 to 12. Chrome Serving Trays, Baby Bonnets, Size 11HX17 Inches. Neat L unch C loths Cunning little knit bonnets i decorations in black and col- SILK UNDIES In'white, pink and blue. ored trays. Handles. , Special This W eek!

.SearMlat Nets, For smart young school Wagons for little toddlers, Sled.s— 1)11 every kiddie's Christ- Chrome dlft Items, girls . . gay little hat and metal with disk wheels, mas li.st! Here’s a whopper! What a variety of chrome Heavy quality allk crepo scarf sets In bright colors. _ big value for only 33-inch Eskimo flyer' with jindsrwear in neat trimmed $ gift Items. Choice of fruit .00 Suede or corduroy. steel runners. styles. Full cut to sizes. * 1.00 bowls, sugar-creamer aeta,^ OIrls’ Dresses, * 1.00 We could only get a limited number . . we know bon-bon dishes. A group of cotton wash we haven't half enough for all our shoppers. But a

frocks reduced! Sizes 7 to Beverage Sets, word to the wise—COME EARLY THURSDA.Y! —fiUPH in regular and extra sizes. Bias-cut. 14 years. Neat school styles. An importer's close-out . . that accounts for our Large pitcher, lemon Juicer Straight and V tops. Nkirls, and six cups. A smart 9-^ small quantity and the low price. Heavy Irish linen In jolly border effects on an Ivory ground —DANCE ilETS In short panties with lltticy One group of higher priced ( piece set for a dollar! Neat-){ Size, 52x52 Inches. "bras”. skirts now reiluced to *1.00. ly decorated china. Sizes 20 to .10 waistband. Llnens^Maln Floor, left —CHE»nSES In dainty, Main Floor, rear. Boudoir Lamps,

feminine styles. "Buddy L" Trucks bf all types Airflow Sedans for the sporty Italian pottery base w ith'

complete with lights. Dump young man. All metal autos parchment shade. Good- looking and so inexpensive! trucks, van.s, fire trucks, with lights, tires, everything. For The Silk Underwear— others. * 1.00 Outdoor Main Floor, rear. * 1.00 Table Tumblers, dozen Girl! Fine etched glass table Miscellaneous tumblers in green or crystal.. Natty i#

Dollar Gifts Cake Covers, Smart Hearts, Decorated cake covers with Rain New triangular, Ascot a n d lH cutting-hoard or metal tray.

square .type scarfs In yoimg.VH gay colors. Sllka and w o o l-T l Card Tsblra, Capes A 1 ens. -S Good, sturdy card, tables | Knitting Bags, “Frult-of-the-Loom” with wood frames finished In A moat useful gift for thes red or green. (Colored Hem knitting enthusiast! Newj heavy corded bags with loop-^ Basement Dolls, Just think of buying an Mechanical Trains, mechanical ed wooden handles. 18-lnch fully dressed doll at wind-up train seta including The Biggest Gift HandkerrhleT Cases, this remarkably low price. engine, cars, tracks. Pillow Cases Sure to be J K'. /

Selection In Town Dainty silk handkerchief) * 1.00 $1.00 a big seller I cases and boudoir pillows In^ this year Toyland—Second Floor. for school E soft colors. Piles and Piles girls and K Smart SeanUess-Foot Hosiery, 8 prs. bust ness Of Dainty Heavy service weight hose Woodbury’s 79c Domestic pair women. So “Cinderella” In a full range of colors.. eksy a n d Good for every day use. Linen DoUir, Gifts comfy to Hand Bags Shaving Sets These cases are fashioned of wear . . C^hlldren's Hosiery, 4 pairs Panty Frocks Mulled hose in a line' .Cut-Work Scarfs, the well known, good-wearing fits right "Fruit-of-the-Loom" cotton.. Hankerchiefs gauge. Long style fur win- Beautiful quality linen' over heavy Color-fast hemstitched hems In ter wear. scarfs with lovely cut-work * winter blue, rose, gold, green and coats. Solid Boys’ Golf Socks, 6 pairs sets designs. 16x34 and 16x43* Inches. orchid. A smart little gift color a n d| Novelty designs In good-! item! soft plaids $1.00 4 for $1.00 wearing golf socks. Sizes 9 to 10>j. Here’s one of our BIGGEST Percale Prints, 4 yards Main Floor, left. Main door, left Make your handkerchief selec- • 1 to 6 Gift Dollar values! Just think Hale's best quality 80- Children's Mittens, t pairs tion this week. We've dozens and years of buying a Woodbury men's square percale prints in stun- ’ —New Wool MUFF l^AGSI Warm all-wool mittens In ' ning new patterns. 36 Inches * dozens of different, dqlnty hand- shaving set In a gift box at 2 kerchiefs fashioned of the finest gay. exotic colorings. Wo- ' wide. —Smart ALLIGATOR GR.AmSl for *1.00! linen. Appllqucd, embroidered cor- men’s, *1.00 pair. Just the daln ^ —Neat LEATHRR-GRAIN.S! ners: #ew Appenzells. Main Floor, right. Embroidered Bridge Sets, Large Pottery Boys’ Hursehide Mittens, tiest 11111 > frocks foi 36-inch cloth and four nap- Z B t pairs Brown and tan horseblde i adorable little kins. Neat embroidered de- *CB A splendid assortment of dollar girls. Sheers Smart Book signs. A smart set for so COOKIE JARS Porto Rican mittens. Fleece lined right! gift hags . . the best s&sortment and broadcloth little! up to the tip of the thumb. i you'll find in a mighty long Unie Handkerchiefs, 6 for Warm knitted wrists. in styles that $1 Living Room Pillow at this price. Newest stylos and with wWte' or colored appllqued are too cute Compacts Raton's Stationery, Taffeta and brocade living colors. Some hav'o Inside zippers. comers. Gay prints. Embroliler- A wide assortment of high for words. Pouches, under-arm, Uip-strap Tub-fast. room pillows In rich colorA > B Special! ed styles. All on finest linen in grade Raton stationery.. They $1.00 pouches. look all of *1.50 and the large size. White and buff. 24 abeetsj *1.98. and 24 envelopes in each box. Make some tasty home made cookies and

Front Entrance. Front Ehitrance. Fountain Pens, Colonial I^mjis, put them in one of these decorated pottery Boys’ Radio, bedride or end table ^ k le jars . . what a thoughtful little gift! Made by a wall known Suits, Smart book-style enamel lamps in auch good-looking Qood-looking jars with side bandies. Large' firm. P e a r 1 o 1 d foun- $1.00 compacts with neat decorated Special Holiday SALE! tain pens bought with Hale's ( Wash suits of sturdy, good-wear- models. Metal bases with size. ing broadcloth. Real bo^sh styles. covers. Ehiglne turned. As- parchment shades. and the manufacturer's guar- 1 sorted colors. antes. 2 to 6 years. Main Floor, rear. Main Floor, right Main Floor, left. RAYON UNDIES Main Floor, front. Pjrrex —Every garment fuU cut!

—Every garment nicely taUored!

3 for Make your selection from these CASSEROLES fins quality rayon undlcA Finest Why not make a fruit cake In one o f these rayon with heat lace trims. Tearose and flesh. VESTS. PANTIES, and ^ v e the whole set as a gift! Large, lU -

BLOOMERS. STEP-INS. Regular $ quart casseroles. Covered,

iiMs only! t Ik CO $li00 Heusefurnishlngs—Baeement J.W H ALC

Rayons—Main Floor, right MAMrHKfTFO r O M N - ._ = .

______WE GIVE (»EEN STAMPS—VISIT PREMIUM DEPARTMENT ONTHESECOND FLOOR.