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Midwest Bay State Congressman Says Women and Some Children

Hamilton, Ont, Dec. 28— (A P )—< W. M. Murray of Montreal, frac- She Pat U. S. b Leagne of ture of both legs. Washington. Dec. 26.— (A P )— A The list of Identified dead .md In- Cecil McBrldge of Toronto, lacera- Among the Victims. far-reaching proposal for Federal jured In the train collision at Dunas tions, condition good. mtrol o f the transmission o f the Nations. follows; Mra. L. R. Down of Toronto, cuts on face and leg. Hamilton, Ont., Dec. 26.-^(A P)— itentire electricity supply o f America The dead: A. M. Smith of London, Ont., was urged on Vresident Roosevelt R. F. Sise, Toronto. The splintered wreckage of a Washington. Dec. 26.— (A P )— Mary F. Parker. 16. Toronto. lacerations to face and scalp. Christmas excursion train was today in a report by his Mississippi The long-standing controversy over M. K. Shaver of Toronto, lacera- Fred Green, Negro porter, Lon- searched today for additional vie* valley committee. tions. the League of Nationj came to the don. Ont. Urns as officials Of the Canadian The group of scientists and techni- fore again today with a declaration Walter Rice of Toronto, lacera- O. H. Erloch, Toronto. cians, whom the President directed by Representative Tinkham (R„ Dr. G. H. McGuffln, Cooksvllle, tions on head. National Railways opened an ifives-

to study ways of developing re- Moss.), that the United States had, Ont. Guy Troy of Montreal, lacerations. tigatlon of a collision last night sources In the great valley urged in effect, entered the League by the Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Bayes, Toron- which took at least 15 lives. P. E. Smith, Negro porter, Toron- unification of all electric lines as a back door. to, shock and back Injuries. More than a score of persons to. means of creating a giant pool of Attacking Secretary Perkins for Harold Pryce, Toronto. Mrs. Florence McConvey of Toron- were Injured, some critically, when the Detroit to Toronto express tore cheap power and of promoting sta- supporting a measure which he The Injured; to; sprained shoulder and shock. bility. said effected American union with into the rear of the stationary ex- Mrs. E. M. CMlver o f 'I'oronto, Ruth Stevenson of Toronto, abra- It also suggested a billion dollar, the League, Tinkham said it was cursion train on a siding a' Dundas, bruises, condition good. sions and fracture of the leg. 20-year p ro g^ m o f public works In seven miles from Hamilton. the first of a series o: moves aimed Mary Sesord, Brantford, abrasions Mrs. Hilda Parker of Toronto, the valley and recommended that all at full and open entry into the In- Five women were among the and lacerations. contusions. dams built to aid navigation or flood ternational agency. Alice Baker of Toronto, con- mangled victims of the disaster Miss Dorothy Doddlngton, of whose bodies have been recovered control be used to generate power Using such words as "intrigue" tusions and cuts. as well. Even the remotest hydro- and "gross fraud’’ he accused the Toronto, laceration of forehead and but as yet are. unidentified. back o f scalp, condition fair. Daisy Copeman of Toronto, frac- ^ electric developments would be tied labor secretary of employing "con- Officials of the railway said the temptible trickery” In the passage Bert Ckmdon of Toronto, multiple tured ribs. cause of the accident apparently Into the common, nation-wide sys- C. Horne of Toronto, crushed left tem under the plan. of a resolution at the last se.-!sion of abrasions of forehead, condition wra an open switch and promised INiblic Ownership. (ingress which made the United good. foot. an Intensive Inquiry. Harry Brennan, Toronto, locera- Headed by Morris L. Cook, Phila- States a member of the Internation- Mrs. George McCrauiken, Chatham, Mostly Canadians delphia consulting engineer, the com- al tabor organization. lacerations, condition fair. Uons of face and ankle. Laden with merry holiday travel- mittee em phaaiz^ the plan does not Resolotloii Passed The mountainous waves plied up by North Atlantic storms a menace the lives of thousands of seamen L. R. Down, Toronto, sprained George Reed of Toronto, lacera- ers, the excursion train was bound Involve the question of public or pri- He said Congress was 'Induced' and travellers are vividly brought home by this photograph taken from the bridge of the 8. S. Europa, back, condition good. tions of face and leg. from London. Ont.. to Toronto. vate ownership of either "generation to pass the resolution in the confu- which assisted in the rescue o f the crew of the foundering Ststo. The height of the waves Is revealed by W. J. Mc(3aulay o f Toronto, abra- W. A. Macdonald. Toronto, frac- Most of the victim 3. all of whom o f distribution." sion Just before adjournment and the fact that, while the Europa’s bridge is far more than 100 feet above the waterline. It Is barely possible sions and lacerations, condition good. tured nose. apparently were Canadians, were Government control of transmis- declared:. to see over the crest of the onrushing water. Miss Marion Garfunckel, Toronto, Miss Margaret Anderson of Toron- residents o f those two cities. The wooden cars at the rear o f sion "however," It said "is funda- “The United States x x x thereby fractured ribs. to, bruises. the excursion train, which had been mental; this goal does not involve has finally accepted a part o f the W. Muir, Toronto, lacerations and C. F. Fisher. Toronto, shock. necesssjrlly any great Increase In the 'Treaty of Versailles, a treaty which Mrs Grace Watson, shock. switched onto a siding because of cuts, condition good. a “ hot box,” were crushed and number o f publicly owned lines, es- has been repeated-. ■ repudiated by George A. Wilkie, Toronto, frac- An unidenUfled woman In critical the people of the United States. JOHN ANDRUS DEAD, many passengers, screamlnF pecially If the private companies ture of both legs. i condition. "B y .rlckery and fraud o^ the sec- PRESIDENT IS WORKING agony, were pLined for hours be- cooperate In effecting unification. "

Meanwhile, there were two other retaiy of labor, the United States neath the wreckage. developments In the utilities field. has entered the League of Nations." RICH STRAPHANGER The alertness and quick thinking From the Public Works Adminis- He added: o f Engineer B. Burrell o f the epeed- ON CONGRESS MESSAGE Ing train from Detroit, No. 16, was • tration figures were garnered show- "The audacious Intrigue to have ing that allotments totaling $47,- the United States enter the League WOULD CHANGE METHOD credited by railway officials wrlUl 000,000 have been made for munici- of Nations by way of one of the or- Worth Millions He Rode to having averted an even greater pal power plants and nearly $200,- gans o f the League is to be follow- tragedy. _ , ^ Engtaeer*e A ct 000,000 fo r federal power works. ed by an attempt to have the Unit- Expected He Wdl DeKra It RISKY TRAVEING ed States enter another of its or- OF CHOOSING PRESIDENT Seeing no hope of prevenUng the P W A officials made plain they would and from Work in New continue to assist cities where mu- gana, the Permanent Court of In- m locomotive from plllnr Into the rear Person— Rnmors of nicipal projects face legal battles. ternational Justice, Uria subsequent ON STATE’S ROADS 1 of the special train, Burrell ordered "Greatest Importooee.- ly to be followed by a proposal of York Subway. l^. cut loose from the coaches behind The annual report of the Federal full membership, in the League of Inflation Are Heard on Democratic Conpessman To^PANEL FOR UNDY and preventing them from telescop- Trade Commission contained a let- Nations. ing. . ter from President Roosevelt in "Thus the Independence o f the Yonkers. N. Y., Dec. 28— (A P) — In contrast to the terrific crash United States will' be destroyed.'the Capitol HiR Thousands of Tons of Sand when the giant engine struck the which be granted the commission John E. Andrus, "Millionaire Strap- PrexedtBiDto AHerElec- TRIAL IS DRAWN mors time to complete Its long in- will of the American people thwart- wooden coaches, there was only a hanger," died a t his home at 8 a. vestigation of utilities. The letter ed and the United States inevitably slight Jar when the express cars con- Spread on Highways — toral College Plan — His | ---- said completion of the work was "of Involved in the next European Washington, Dec. 26.— (AP) — m., today. He was In his 94th year roUed up to the wreckage. filet.” Hailed as a hero of the disaster the greatest Importance.” President Roosevelt approaching and had been 111 three days. was W . C. Rice of Toronto. A l- The vast, long range program ad- the moment when decisions o f tre- Colder Weather Ahead. Andrus, who made a fortune esti- Reasons for Change. 48 Names in Special List B it vanced by the Mississippi commit- though badly Injured, Rice, a paa- mendous import are to be made mated at one time at $200,000,000 tee hicluded' a proposal to spend senger removed six passengers public, worked today on a program in ore, timber, medicine, banking $100,000,000 for rural electrification. Expect That Most WQl Be from the splintered coaches before, ADRIFTFIVEDAYS which, among other things. Is ex- By ASSOCIATED PRESS and real estate, gained the title of Washington. Dec. 26.— (A P )— j The report also suggested that 60 the "Millionaire Straphanger” be- collapsing. ^ . pected to mark a definite swing A heavy downpour which removed Now that “lame ducks” are a thing j Special trains, buses and ambu- per cent of the 20-year billion dollar the hazard of Icy roads but made cause he rode the subway dally for construction program would be for from the "dole" to work relief. o f the past Congress soon will be j lances were pressed Into service to IN TROPICAL SEAS traveling Just as dangerous, proved many years In going to and from his power Installations. While the President labored on bring the dead ind Injured to Ham- fatal today to many and was re- Manhattan office. given an opportunity to consider The remainder would Include flood the message he will deliver—perhaps another change in the Constitution. U.on. sponsible for numerous accidents In 1927 he abandoned the subway ”I can’t for the life of me aee control, navigation and also other In person— to Congress January 3, for an automobile. But he continued RepresentaUve Lea, Democrat, Flemington, N. J., Dec. 26.— (A P ) Democratic leaders on Capitol Hill throughout Connecticut. how anyone could have l>**® J® efforts to develop water resources. ■In Hunterdon county's century old Prior to the blinding rainstorm, to take an occasional subway ride (Jalifornla, said be would Introduce those coaches and lived, SMd No list of specific projects was ad- Fonr New Yorkers Withont cocked a wary eye to what for want % highways coated with Ice caused in order, he explained, "to keep In on the opening day of the new ses- courthouse a special panel o f 48 Douglas Mackle, a survivor, H vanced. of a better term, is generally called the State Highway Department un- trim." sion a Joint resolution proposing to prospective Jurors—27 men and 21 was simply horrible. The screanM 6$ Some RecommeodatUins. "the Left." der the lead of State Commissioner The subway, he once said, was alter the Electoral College method the Injured were Intermixed w im Among recommendations were: Water to Drink, FinaDy Knowing that suggestions which, women—was drawn today for the Macdonald to spread thousands of safer than any other mode of travel. o f electing Presidents. the confused shouting from the oth+ii Completion of navigation facili- added together would spell $30,000,- Under the present electoral sys- forthcoming trial of Bruno Richard tons of sand on the hills and curves. In the spring of 1927, however, he ties on the main stem of the Missis- 000,000 more spending, are in the er coaches.” . Reach the Shore. An unidentified roan about tem, Lea said, a minority of voters, Hauptmann on Jan. 2. A third coach o f the excuialoB sippi and connections with the Great air, some Legislators are talking middle age was "fatally injured In (Continued on Page Bight) sometimes a large minority. Is Ig- The panel was selected at the di- train was thrown upon Its end, dan- again of scraping the famous "146 Lakes. Stamford when struck by a truck at nored when a state casts its elec- rection of County Judge Adam O. gerously near a 160-foot bluff. Extension of navigation on tribu- rule” under which the number of toral votes for President. He claim- the W est Main street bridge. Robbins from the general panel list The scene of the disaster Is • taries only where intensive studies Manila, P. I., Dec. 26.— (AP) ed considerable support for his plan signatures on a petition can force a Traffic was Jammed on the vari- o f 150 names, but It was considered rugged section of country. The raUf Indicate where It is Justified econom- Adrift on a tropical sea for five to split state electoral votes In ac- bill to the floor. The proposal Is ous main arteries in the state's unlikely that the panel of 48 would way Une runs along the edge of tM ically. days without water, four New ELLSWORTH MAKES cordance with the popular vote. It that a majority— 218— be required. cities and highways while vehicles be sufficient for the selection of the Yorkers were report^ today to yould eliminate such instances as Dundae valley, high over tM Those leaders who want to leave traveled at a- snail’s pace. Jury because o f the expected chal- little town. Dundas station Itself m (Continued on Page Eight) have safely reach^ Tawao, Borneo the election of President Cleveland money alone for the present are Worst to Come lenges and dismissals by both prose- The quartet Is composed of Law- in 1884 merely because he received set on the side of the preclpltotw weighing the chances of inflationists Rather than risk the dangers of SOUTH POLE FUGirr cution and defense. rence T. K. Griswold, William H a plurality of less than 1,200 votes slope. The drop Is almost sheer. ^ Harkness, Legrand Griswold and B. agreeing on an expansion program icy roads, a bus company ehrly to- Judge Robbins, who vrill preside In N ew York state. Lea said. This Injured started i;om-Lincoln Ellsworth, Ant- tives In Congress. But he would The wounded, many moantog w o York. servers feel, their opponents will the last renmants of snow which drawn from the group which re- arctic explorer, and bis pilot, Bem t provide that "each person for whom pain and shock, were taken to tfi The quartet with Potter D’Orsay havetaime bad moments in the com- fell yesterday and for a time had votes were cast for President In ceived the booklet on a fictitious Balchen, were reported today to General hospital. The stretchers Palmer of Chicago, who now Is In ing Ckmgress. threatened to give the state a white each state shall be credited with kldnap-murder case In which an ac- 66 Years. Manila, arrived here Nov. 1. plan- have made a successful airplane tered the Institution In quick i The question what the budget will Christmas. • such proportion of- the electoral quittal occurred because "the avi- ning to proceed to Szecheun Prov- flight across the Antarctic from cession. votes thereof aa he received of the ator’s baby was never kidnaped or ince, China, in a few months in be and bow soon It will balance Is Deception Island to the Bay of A ll the Internes In the hotj attracting wide Interest Though the total vote of the electors for Presi- murdered." N ew Haven, Dec. 28.— (A P ) quest of the rare giant panda, Whales. Bot)i state and defense attorneys went to work. A ll the nurses _ T h e N ew Haven waterfront lo it one s.,iall racoon-like carnivore of the reported plan to lay more stress on dent." on duty. Various private pra%; aita moat colorful figures with the work relief indicates to most ob- REPORT 163 KILLED Admiral Richard B. Byrd and bis Himalayas. (Continued on Page Bight) (Oontlnned On Page Eight) tltlonera left their homes In the clqp?J p/ death o f Captain John Johnson, who The only direct word from Tawao servers that the budget will not be Antarctic expedition are now en- to volunteer their services. talked ind sailed ships more than was a telegram stating; balanced In the Immediate future, camped at Little America, Antarc- Relatives and friends were kept; three-score years. "The GrlswoId-HarkneM expedl tm word Is expected to go out that ON CHRISTMAS DAY tica, which la on the Icy "shore” of to the corridors. They stood the^: Known by hundreds o f sailors the Bay o f Whales. quietly, in almost funeral calm. who visited this port for bis ability (Oenttamed «■ Page Bight) (OoatlBued on Page Eight) The Ellswortb-Balchen flight ap- Skipper Says Coast Guard to Spin yam s o f the sea. Captain parently was 2,400 miles, for Decep- (OontiBned On Page Eight) Johnson died last night In a West tion island la one o f the South Shet- Haven home for the convalescent at Heavy Traffic on Nation’s lands group, l^ g approximately Refused to Aid His Ship TREASURY BALANCE the age of 82 years. between (Jape Horn and the South Four years ago Captain Johnson U. S. Savants to Discuss Highways Cause Most of Pole. Washington, Dec. 26.— (A P)* retired after sailing the seas 66 The Ellsworth expedition left years on all kinds of craft. Includ- The position o f the Treasury Dunedin, N . Z., for the Antarctic H.M», I~. 2..-(AP,-.CpUU..Tj; '3>“ 22 was: Receipts, $6,097,23242; ing windjammers, clipper ships and Water Costing $10,000 Qt. Fatalities; Dozefl Suicides. September ID on board the Wjratt Freeman Anderzon, who held bis oyster boats. and scuttle our ship but there pendlturea, $24,<>59,230.82; ' ' Etarp. . motor vessel Mary E. Kenney off $2,598,466,02741; customs rece But the veteran remained loyal to The fligh t from Deception Island wasn’t a man aboard who would the sea. Baraegat Ught, near the New Jer- agree to that. They all itood by for the month. $24,880.06249. Pittsburgh, Pa., Dec. 26.— (A P )—x Professor Albert Einstein, the By ASSOCIATED PRESS to the Bay o f Whales is ooe be had Recelnta for the fiscal year (a Blade Home For Him planned for many months. In an sey short, for nearly two weeks un- me.” Heavy water, that $10,000-a-quart relativist, will be one of the chief Tragedy stalked here and there Storm after storm struck the July 1), $1,811,219,110.14; exp His employers remodelled the pi- article published last July, Ells- der the aurvelUance o f United compound of comparatively recent lecturers at sessions which will can- about the North American contin- Mary E. Kenney. The skipper said turea, $3,467,137,964.71 (&cll lot house and cabin of his last com- worth i^ d the object Of the flight States (Joast Guard cutters, com- discovery, gets some weighty con- vass the entire field of discovery ent Christmas to bring death to at his men had to chop up their ice $1,796,868,965.72) o f emerga mand, the oyster boat "Em ily would be to ascertain whether the plained bitterly today concerning Mansfield’’ and set it on the bsnks sideration tomorrow by the Nation's and research, both from a scientific least one hundred and sixty three chest.. water tank covers, bimk- penditures); excess of expondifW scientists who arc trytag to find out and Industrial point of view. persons Ross and Weddell seas were con- that survelllanefe. $1,655,918.86447; gold ssseta, * of a river as a home for him. His ship a’-vaited repair*- In port heads and a dory fo r fuel and that what it’s good for. The heavy water compound, dis- A train wreck near Hamilton, nected. 216,719,71444. __ Howard Beach, owner of the today after being towed In by com- the Coast Guardsmen were able to Heavy water— deuterium oxide to covered a year ago by Dr. Harold Ont., resulted in the loss of at least " I t will tell us,” he wrote, "some- Receipts for December 22. Mansfield Company, which formerly mercial vessels. watch them. the sdsntlsts—Is far, far more C. Urey, who was awarded the fifteen lives while fires, motor car thing more o f the mountains and “My men suffered for a full week (cumpar.- lie date last , employed Captain iobuson, describ- plateaus of the far south. It may Anderson said he sailed from arelghty than Just evsry-day river Nobel prise in chemistry recently, la accidents drownings, suicides and from shortage of food, water and 663.193 60; expenditures, $70J ed the veteran of the sea os "a tell us that the Antarctic ‘con- Halifax November 2 to St. Pierre water and Is believed to have thera- composed o f two atoms o f double- other tragedies turned the day from fuel,” be continued. “ A t the end, 183.14; net balance, $1.140J blunt, rough sailor of the old school tinent’ Is In reality two continents." with six men aboard. Leaving the but thoroughly honest and reliable." peutic usee aa yet undiscovered. It weight hydrogen (deuterium) and Joy. to sorrow for scores of families. we had only 40 pounds o f flour and 12; customs receipts for Ellsworth did not plan to return French Island, bis ship discharged a Captain Johnson came to Ameri also baa. been mentioned as one of one of oxygen. Of every 6,000 drops The heavy traffic on highways the water we could gatber from the $20,205,086.46. of water, one is "heavjr.” caused most of the fatalities, at to Deception island at the conclu- cargo at sea, ha said, then headed Receipts for tbs flaca! y e i ^ ca from his native Sweden aa i the possible causes of old age. and for Bermuda, but th.; engine broke ralnfar." sion of the flight They were to cabin boy aboard a windjammer. He cancer. In the words of the discovsrer least 116 o f the dead perishing In Later a storm separated the Ken- July 1), $1,440,193,46348: camp on the edge of the Bay of down off Barnegnt Light December was then 18 y e a n old. For 30 years I t will be one o f the main subjects the paradoxlal substance "so so mdMr mishaps. ney from the cutters and the motor tures, $2,464,316.18: .01 (h Whales unUI the W y a tt Earp 8. The Coast Guard cutters (Jham- he commanded the "Emily Mans- o f diactuwlon as 8,000 members of many possibilities thara seems to be The automobile death toll by vessel West Wind towed her ms far $1,038,890,288.29 of enter plaln and Icarus stood by for five field." the American Association for the no end to them.” states showed: breaks its way through the lee snd as Yarmouth, after which the 8. S. pendlturea); excess of f completes a 2,800 mile Journey dftyi. His survivors Include his widow Advancement of Science open their A t present It sella for $20 a gram Indiana S; Pennsylvania 6; Mls- i. lacentla brought the disabled eraft $1,024,121,667.13; gold around the edge of Antarctica to •Thoy violated every tradition of , 2 0 1 , 6 6 2 , 8 2 8 . 2 1 . and three daughters. _ flve^lay annual convention In Pltta- and is used almost entirety by re- the eea when they refused to taka to Halifax. ecarch chemists. (OsaUaaed oa Pam BtehtI pick them up. The funeral will be held Friday. 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MANCHCSTB^ EVENING HERALD. MANCRB^ER OONN, ^a t ; D S d ia iS B i ifS 4» and clsrloal work, $4,190.0$; Bowd tachafl to tb* V. B. Bahmarin* Bass of RsUef salaries, $405; tax collec- (,iv V ' Isham, M srtoa Wolff, Paul Mallia- a t NSW London. ar, Janetb Auatia, Muriel Austin, ASSESSORS STATE tor aalaries, $8,431.76; bond for tax CCC Boys Are mtaangm AOVaOlTISEMENT— AOVBRTUUnnMT— ONE AUTO DEATH Chrtstnnw Babies collector, 8510; personal tax enum- stroof wedt winda thia afternoon SLIPPERY STREETS fiZMt OoUlns, Virginia Collins, , Ths stork vied with Santa aaus SEEK EXPERTS’ADVICE lAicy Derosia, Jean laham, Fanny eration, $600; printing, books and ahifting to north went tonight reach- In Y wire CONDUCrSEAItCH in bringing joy to Connecticut supplies. $906.48; telephone, $90.90; ing gale force at tlmea New Tork to HITS AT CARRIERS Belle Huributt, Carol Lyman, Mar- homes. The family of Albert FACTS ON COSTS State’s First Ski Trai GALE n. i.orocKs garet MeUInger, Shirley Trytball, OYER THE HOLIDAY stamped envelopes, $885.92; refunds Cape Hatteraa. ON NEW FARM CENSUS CAUSE OF MISHAPS BroulUatd of Waterbury received on tax errora, $82.17; Insurance, ''strong aouth winda thia after- Janice aarke. Hop River Village, ■pedal sttentioD from toe etork, Adain Exp ...... 6% Guster Naumec, Harry Naumec, $331.42; miscellaneous, town clerk's Hartford. Dec. 26.—(AP) — Con-wwsatera slope of a hUl. ^ noon ahUUng to waat early tonight WHO VIOLATE LAWS Mrs. BroulUard giving birth to twin services, etc., $1,611; a total of - . . - to ita dMigner is not caleulateB IS DDE TONIGHT and to northw ^ late tonight prob- .Air Raduc ...... 113 Peter SorokoUt, Leon Tatro, Don- boya. Four Chriatmae babies were necUcut will have )U flrrt reel aki Superrlflor Confers With Spe- Alaska Jun ...... ald, Wlike, Mike Wilke. Marjorie Assert That Report On Total $13,435.71. to offer any serioua praUems to the ably teaching gale force tonight cialists Today af Connecticut But Two Die in State Who bora in New Haven, Bridgeport re- Ooet of Uene trail as toe result of toe work of ■kUer who has mastered toe rndl> New York to Nantucket and atrong Allegheny ...... Bargain Hound Cars SkM Badly on Center Emerson, Msfy Naumec, Jennie ported three and Hartford at least State Cdiec*. Allied C hapa...... 138 Poplawski, Emma Strickland, As shown in toe last item of toe the CCC enroUera. State Forester ments of his art. aoutheaat winda thia afternoon Mrs.EDaridil80,ofWater- six. Assessment Cost of $31,* report, mlecellaneous, town clerk's Norman Schriber ot New Raveo» IfU l Over Lake Huron ahifting to aouthweat tonight aad to Robbins Stoeckel Asks Leg- Am C a n ...... IlO U Loulke Strickland. Had Been Injured in Earl- Mrs. Martha RockhUI of Nauga- Austin Hawes announced a t r ^ has Street and One Goes Into Mrs. Karl Rosa aad baby daugh- services, etc., toe Aeeeesore state been laid out in toe Tunxls stote an enroHee et Camp Chapman, weat and northweat Thuraday fore- Members of the faculty and agri- Am ComI AIco ...... SIH tuck received her Christmas i^ft that they are charged with toe cost ed special__------commendation-s-a.1—^ # from o w a e w * are* noon Nantucket to Baatport" cultural spedaUsts, connected with Am Homa Prod ...... 81 ▼fid, N. Y., M inaif from ter, Anne Louise, came home Sun- from toe stork in an automobile. A 000 Is Erroneons. forest by a member of toe Appala- m- Mofing Toward Seaboard isladon to Curb Auto Rid- ...... IBK day from the Windham Community ier Accidents. ot placing Hens on property, the cost chian mountain club, uUUzing an old headquarterir or toe excepUonal Connecticut State College, at Am Rad'S! S ...... boy was worn while she was being of which, originally taken from as- neatness and cleantlneaa of his bunk Am Smelt ...... ___ 87% tUl supply is finished up. I t you Memorial hospital. • driven to Waterbury Hospital. woods road, and wiU be placed In Storrs, conferred with Sanol Jay Home for Four Days. Look for the yellow tagi They*ra Mr. and Mrs. Rogei Isbell of New sessment and collection items, is re- shape by toe men of C^amp Robin- in routine Inspection ot toe camp it ADMISSION IS FREE ing for Pay. Solomon, State Census Superviaor, Am Tel and Tel ...... 103 the sign* of remarkable values have any gravy left pour it over the Dr. William E. Hill of Nauga- The Board of Assessors have Cause Storm Wammg. Am Tob B ...... 81H Haven and Mr. and Mrs. James By ASSOCIATED PRESS turned to toe town treasury when son. This trail wlU be used as an waa learned this week. The Camp today. Mr, Solomon eeeks to have in Watkins “Buy Before Inventory" mixture, if not make a white sauce. The snow that fell yesterday aft- Grimm of Bridgeport, a. e spending tuck attended the mother. registered on objection to an article Hens are Hfted. The cost is not experiment to determine toe popu- Craves monthly newspiqier made its the advice of the experte la regards Am Wat W ka...... 13% Bala. Items from all ovar ths store Spread buttered bread crumbs over A dark thread of tragedy waa Ita- Judge Raymond J. Devlin of toe TO PENSION MEETING Anaconda ...... 10% Albany, N. T.. Dee. M.—(AP)— •tnoon and teter turned into a light the Christmas holidays at toe home in The Herald, the heading of which credited to toe assessment account. larity of such facilities in this atate first appearance during toe post Naw Havan. Dac. 26— (API— to the ceniua which will ctart Janu- have been taken and marked way the top utd bake *n a hot oven for tervowen tn the blight pattern of New Haven C3ty Court played San- Other charges are not in propor- and If successful wUl result on toe week. W u h l a c ^ I>«c. 36.—(AP)—Th* Armour, tn ...... BHSearch for Mr*. EUa ’Tldd, M-year- down for the four remainlog days 30 minutee. rain that trout agalnat windshields of Mr*. IsbeH’s and Mr*. Grimm’r ta Claus to eight defendants by sus- stated that toe assessment may cost WMthOTBurMU today tasuad the Legialatlon requiring nonprofesalon- ary second. The State Supervlcor is ...... B3% parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hubert P toe Christmaa holiday In Connec- tion as shown In toe fixed charges construction of other trails in parka Camp FiUey has lost nine of Its Attention la called to the fact expected to have a long conference Atchison ...... old widow who haa been missing before inventory. A special mark- and on walks and roads, resulted tn pending sentence after they bad $81,000 for the next six months. The for Board of Relief, salary of tax veteran enrolleea through toe dis- fonowliir Btonn warning: al oarriera to obtain atate permita Auburn ...... 34% Collins. ■ . . ticut. pleaded guilty to minor charges. which Jbave the maximum amount of "Advlaory Bortbwaat atonn warn* that there U no admlaalon fee to with Profeseor I. O. Davie, Head of from her home in WntervUet since down that took my aye are the solid considerable skidding on the streets Mrs. Cecil Gate* and Mtoa Ger- assessors assert that the state- collector, clerical, telephone, Insur- snow. charge route, on completion of flv* be charged for the old age penalon waa recommended today by Prof. the Department of Economicc at AvlaUqn Corp ...... 8% walnut Ubles. Thsy are in various by automobiles, although they were In tpe face of poor driving condi- Mr. and Mrs. Howard E. Mar- ment was misleading as-it combines enlistment periods. tnya otderad Nantucket to Cape Robbins Stoeckel. Balt and Ohio ...... 18% Saturday, was continued today as trude Gates of Hartford motored to tions, only one fatal automobile ance, and other Items which increase The first trail is laid out on toe Hatteras aad aoutheaat atorm warn* meeting to be held a t the High Connecticut State College, Stom , her relatives sxprssaed hope that styles, end tables aad coSse tables, being driven at low rate of speed. Ckilumbia to attend toe morning shall of Greenwich and their guests oi Includes toe appropriation made the actual asshsament. upon which The former atate commissioner of Conn., who is an authority on agri- Bandlx ...... ----- 18% really wonderful values aad worth accident was reported yesterday, were so engrossed In toe Christmaa Ia n ordered 10:30 a. m. to be School Auditorium. Saturday. De- motor vehicles, who la now on the 80% she might be found alive. Automobiles were having trouble service at toe local Aurch. Miss by the town meeting for assessment the assumption of Increased costa cember 20th. In the advertlaement culture ceniua for the State of Con- Bath Steal ...... much more than their present price the grade from New street but toe holiday bhiught death to celebration they had to be told of a and collection, amounting to $13,000, Edward F. Gaskell of 68 Church ebaacad to northweat at auaaet faculty as research professor of Bath Steal, pfd . . . 67% The a g ^ woman left bar small Flora Wheeler of Scotland was also two persons injured In earlier mis- haa been erroneously based, the north of Nantucket to Baatport of thia event which appeared in necticut He will alao see profaaaor flat lata Saturday aftaraoon, leav- at $8.88. If you’re a-furaitura buy- east on Center street and there waa In toe audience. fire in their home. The blaze, bc- and toe appropriation for conducting street at Mrs. Howe’s Msteralty Monday'a iaaue of The Herald the highway transportation, said: G. B. Clarke, Agriculture Bconomlat, Borden ...... 38% ing you'll be smart to "Buy Before much skidding as the cars went haps. Two other deaths were under Ueved to have been caused by the revaluation, amounting to Assessors say. TWO CHRISTMAS BABIES *‘Dlaturbance over northeaatera "Transportation by public carriers ...... 11% ing the front door open and the A light rain 'hlch fel early Sat- While toe appropriation made at Home Monday. liaka Huron moving northeaatward line "Admlaalon Fee” ahould have Dr. B. A. Perregaux, apecialiat on Can P a e ...... Inventor^’ at Watkins. For k more slowly ip the hill. Cars going west urday (horning and froze made toe investigation. sparks of toe fireplace caused $35,- $15,000. seems to be increasingly interfered milk, and Leonard A. Salter, Jr., Case (J. I.) ...... B4 lights burning. She was last seen detailed account of these valuea see Many persons were injured in 000 damage. the October town meeting Is $3,006 with laereaslnK iqtenatty will cause read "Admlaalon FREB." with by a growing number of non- ...... 43% by a graup of children who told were also traveling slowly, but this going difficult up to about 9 o’clock, Despite the Assessors’ opinion The greater than was made toe year BORN AT HOSPITAL HERE Monkeys and apes are affltcted director of rehabilitation. Mr. Solo- Cerro Da Paaco . .. Watkins' ad on page 4 of tbU paper. did no» prevent them from skidding. especially on toe bad curve on toe accidents, the most serious of which professional carriers who take their Cbea aad Ohio . . . . ___ 43% police she waa walking toward a Occurred in New Haven and Herald malntalna that If the voters previous, toe increase was mode by tooth trouble tn the same man*' man waa connected with Connectl' roadway which borders on Uttla The first car that did a couple of WUllmanUc road. More rain and hod realized that assessment, collec- friends back and forth to business or cut State College from January to Chrysler ...... 88% loops started skidding just east of Wethersfield, upon the estimated cost of assess- ner as human beings. out for a pleasure ride for a consid- ...... 73% River, a tributary of the Hudson. Fashion reports on costume Jewel- Figure out your figure for yourself snow Saturday evening made the tion and revaluation might coat ment and collection for 1933, as Both Are Boys, Sons to Mr. and Auguat of the peat year working for Col Carbon uNsw street smd made two complete roads Icy Sunday, and as toe sun The collapse of a rear wheel of WESLEYAN TO ASSIST eration. This law evaeion la rapidly Col Qaa and 3 ...... 6% Police yesterday spent the entire ry mention the importance of' soft —If you want to., But It will bo f i- his automobile caused the death of $31,000 the revaluation item might shown in toe 1934 report. Mrs. Nino Osella and Mr. and the department of Agriculture, day dragging the river near where yet colorful shades, especially in more satisfactory to let a traine gras in the road, missing two auto- did not shine and the thermometer not have been voted. becoming regular practice." Bureau of Agricultural Economica. Com! Solv ...... 20% biles that were parked on the Daniel WhlUock, 46, of Stratford. Mrs. Clinton Wright. 3 D w ei Of F oW ^ Asserting the practice is unfair to ...... 18% Mrs. Tldd was seen. Mias Anna types for cruise and resort wear. oorsetlere do the Job. They stayed below freezing, too roads IN UNEMPLOYED WELFARE Required By lAW A fter Christ m as C o a t Sale He believes that valued aervlce will Coni Q aa...... th side oTthe street in front of were slippery all day. The automobile overturned In Trum- those legitimately engaged In public Cons Oil ...... 7% Fitapatrlck. the aged woman's sister, Turquoise is much featured. learning more and more about bull and Whltloc ' died of a frac- The Board of A.ssessora ore re- Two Christmas babies were born Loosens C oum be received from Conn. State Col remained In her spsrtm ant in Al- way stretches and all-in-onsa, O nter etreet The car gilded transportation, Prof. Stoeckel said It lege In regards to the eenaua. Cont Can ...... 88 ■ ■i.iWfs the road, missed two on the tured skull enroute to a Bridge-' quired by law to make a careful STATE’S TAVERN OWNERS a t toe Manchester Memorial hospital (Jeneraf AAarkdown O n Every seems apparent that every one who Director, B. W. Bills of Ehcten- Com P ro d ...... 63% bany, hopeful that she wxnild ratura girdle and bras, ever dssU. ^ port hospital. Plan Goser Cooperation Be- study of their assessment lists and I P r A A # I —' -1'''.** oarries any person for any considera- MLf Al y* to make mere woman look like iiortb side, opp<^te New etreet, and yesterday. A son was born to Mr. iProofI Porold or>oims-d^s2 sion Service of Connecticut State Dal L and Wn ...... 18% straightened out agains' the curb His companion, Frank L. Mc- tween Welfare Groups and once in every five years, on the five “UBed FoIbj’s tion ought to be required to have a The two sisters spent Saturday Venus—and they're right Inexpen- WAPPING TO HEAR NEW PLATFORM and Mrs. Nino Osella, 86 Summit cr n!(hl—you «sa m /A r - , College will advise Mr. Solomon as Du P o n t...... 84% Turkey Pick-up. near Edgerton street. Kenna, of Stratford with whom he Vocational Guidance Work. and ten year periods, must make a Ifor my litito on FcUy'tUmuymni Tmritt Coat in the Store permit from the atate authorities to the co-operation of the Coimty Eastman Kodak ...... 110% decorating Mrs. Tidd's flat aad pre- .Here's rather a nice way to use up sive too. . A. few minutes later, a car driven was returning from New Milford, complete reassessment of al! taxable street, and a son to Mr. and Mrs. Icirl Couch amcimt rtnllM. Court* dw to do It and ought to pay for that paring dinner for Christmas Day. Both toe Young People’s Associa- lel«»rBd up to raJdammycv^Mf^oaBia^ Agricultural Agents who are close' Elec and M u a...... 7% the remains of the Christmas tur- by an Elizabeth, N. J., man, was after spending Christmaa with property in the town. Meeting to Be Held In New Clinton Wright of 25 Knighton Iquiokljr-'-Bh* don't delay CM fMWM permit. Elec Auto Lite ...... 26% They were to have had dinner to- tion and toe Intermediate societies Middletown, Ckinn., Dec. 26.— street. Ifeala ftne." Mrs. FOLEVStoitor-w liM .^ ly In touch with the farmers In ksy. Get out your casserole dish traveling weat. At almost the same omitted meetings Sunday evening friends was cut on toe face. The General Statutes also require Haven Friday— Lejfislatiye |8 Pomorakl. "The time his come when all dif- their locallUes. W. S. MIddaugbts Gen Elec ...... 20% gether. and proceed tbusly: Put in a layer of spot the car started in to skid. It Joseph Stanford, 19 year old Wert Closer co-operation between Wes- that a revaluation of all real estate A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. ■tltSia Bold ■m jvfeM ferentiation between types of pas- Gen F oods...... 84% Mrs. Tldd, her reUUves said, sel- on account of toe pageant which leyan University and the welfare ProRram Ready. who Is in charge of the AAA work cooked noodles, then a layer of tur- OOViOimJilt. ptsHj. one complete turn and went was given at the church a t 7:30 Haven high school youth died In must be made every ten years. Con- senger carriers for hire might well on tobacco will also advise Mr. Solo- Gen M otors...... 33% dom left her flat except to call upon key cut tn small pieces, and continue backward down the hlU and struck Norwalk hospital,of injuries suf- groups of Middlesex Ctounty, along current with statutory requirements, be disregarded and a common au- mon. Gillette ...... 18% neighbors or to‘go to a nearby store. a car owned by Thomas Murphy of o’clock. The first scene told of the fered Saturday night when an auto- with considerable benefit to the un- "I am certain that whatever has hope of toe Hebrew people for a the appropriation for assessment Tavern owners of the state will thoricaUon required from all. This To secure a satisfactory census Hudson Motors ...... 11% Highland Park that wa; parked. mobile crashed Into a wire fence. employed, is expected to re.«iult from and collection last year was $13,000. of course con dilTer as to fee accord- Int Harv ...... 40 happened, it waa nothing that was Messiah. The second scene repre the vocational guidance tests to be convene at a mass meeting at Mr. Solomon said, It will be neces- No grfeat damage waa done and sented a Jewish family at the time He was one of six persona hurt in There Is no connection, the Asse-ssors ing to the type and volume of sary to have the whole-hearted co- Int Nick ...... 33 her own intent," said Miss Fitz- 7JKI0 TONS OF SAND after the car had come to a stop on toe accident. Iflven weekly, starting In January, point out, between the annual as- Trades Ctouncll hail, 215 Meadow SOCDNY BURNING OIL transportation engaged In. To work operation of all farmers, agricultur- Int Tel and Tel ...... 8% patrick. "She was very happy and JUNGLE WARRIORS the north aide of the road, the driv- of the birth of Jesus. The third James M. King, 70, of Bridge- by Dr. T. A. Langlie, who is tn contented, and ebe enjoyed living scene had the traditional manger sessment and the present reassess- street. New Haven, Friday after- this out would simplify enforcement al agencies, and the business inter- Johns ManvIUe ...... 68 er returned, gave his name and ad- port. struck by an automobile Sat- charge of the personnel work of the ment and revaluation of taxable making It possible to collect exist- ests. Furthermore, agriculture Kennecott ...... 16% alone.” dress and explained the conditions. scene with the Wise Men and the urday, died In Bridgeport hospital. college. While only a few to-sts will noon at 2 o’clock. It is expected USED ON ICY ROADS shephe-ds offering gifts. property, since many items forci^ that more than 700 tavern owners FORRANOES- ing types of carriers, legalise the schools and newspapers In close Lehigh Val Coal ...... 2% KILL 2 1 FILIPINOS The conditions were not Improv- Medical Ehcamlner Henry N. Cos- be made weekly during January. It to the annual assessment are includ- acftivlty of the neighbors and friends, ...... 10 Trumpeter H. F. Berger, son of ta hoped to extend the work greatly from all parts of the state wUl bo touch with agriculture are urged to Lehigh Val R d ___ ing and a call was sent out for Ml. and Mrs. Alexander Berger, ar- tello investigating toe death in ed in tlie report, fob which the ex- relieve a lot of people from being procure a sample form of the Ugg and My B ...... J02 sand. Town Foreman William Pit- Hartford of John Kessler, 72, of during the course of the year. pre.sent to hear final plans for the untntential, criminals. In short It State Highway Department rived at his home here last Satur- penses are paid each year, as shown legislation which tavern owners of schedule and to give the census Loew’s ...... 84 kin* had three trucki loaded with that city to determine its cause. Testa will be applied by Professor by the annual town report. would result In a fair and honest taker all possible aid in this project. Lorillard ...... 18% Works 12 Hours Without sand ready to go out and the atate day from Washington, D. C. He will The man died In a hospital about an Langlie to unemployed people sent the state will present at the coming NO SM OKE! NO SMUDGE! management of the whole activity Among the agencies having num- McKeesp Tin ...... 90 Local Stocks Mountain Tribesmen Go On highway department's representa- return about the first o' January. houf after he was found unconscious to toe University by the Social Wel- Fixed Charges session of the General Assembly. Rest Lessening Travel Hex' Mrs. Herman Dudeck. of Avery of e a tin g passengers for hire." erous programs expected to remedy Monsanto Chem ...... 86% tive was also notified. The trucks on the ground near his home. fare Bureau and the State and Fed- Breaking down the appropriation The principal speaker will be Ed- _ CLEAN EVEN HEAT! aids. street, Wapplng, was removed to eral Employment Bureaus. It Is and expense for asse.ssmcnt and col- ward J. Ryan, state secretary of the maladjustments in American life Mont W a rd ...... 28% (Fnralshed by Pntnam g Oo.) started out and at 11 o’clock the the Manchester Memorial hospital Tentatively It was believed that will beneUt from the agricul-, Nat Blsc ...... 26% Central Row, Hartford, Conn. Warpath and Attack Con- raad had been sanded from the Cen- cerebral hemorrhage caused his hoped through these tests to deter- lection, the Assc.ssors point out that Connecticut Tavern Owners Asso- last Friday threatened with pneu- ciation, Inc., and spokesman for toe tural census are those which have Nat Cash Rag ...... 17% Hartford. Dec. 26.—(AP)—Thou- ter to the town line near Laurel death. mine toe type of work for which the such items as salaries for members Park. This waa not '’one, however, monia. applicant is best fitted. of the Board of Relief, tax collector’s tavern men of the state at the com- . . . A N D W H EN I Sidewalks Icy? to do with acreage adjustments, Nat Dairy...... 16% 1 P. M. Btoeka sands of tons of sand were scattered stabulary Island Camp. Saturday evening toe Pioneer Hit and Run Driver substlstence homesteads, marginal Nat DlsUUers...... 36 until another automobile skidded off The results of an autopsy were Many of toe techniques developed salary, bonds for Uie tax collector ing session of toe General Assem- on ice covered highways of Con- basketball club beat the TalcottvUle and personal tax enumeration, are bly. Mr. Ryan will present the "li- PH O NE, SOCO NY D E Sand *em! lands, land utilization, soil erosion, N Y C en tral...... 20% Bank Stocks the road at Love Lane and went !»■ team In a rousing game and then awaited to determine whether In the Minnesota Employment Sta- farm credit, farm housing, and labor NY NH and H ...... 6% Bid Asked necticut today to reduce the haisrd to a ditch. There were no reports Julius Roody67,' of Middletown died bilization Research Institute will be fixed charges and annually are quor platform" which tavern owners LIVERS SO PROMPTLY! Order a bag: now! ManiU, P. I., Dec. 3A—(AP) — to continue toe spo-' parade the have drawn up. Corporation coun- and unemployment. Copies of the Noranda ...... 33% Cap Nat Bank A Trust 10 14 of travel. of any injuries, but the car was so as a result of injuries be suffered utilized in toe work and Dr. Langlie paid from the assessment and col- samples schedule may be procurred Twenty-one Filipinos were killed far off the road that it was left Wapplng Uncas outplayed the Suf- will also receive toe benefit of the lection appropriation. Last year sel for members of the tavern a.sso- Phone 8515 North Am ...... 12% C^nn. R iv er...... 450 — John A. Macdonald said eince 6 ficld hoopmen 1.. a league game to Friday night when struck by a bit from the Bureau of Census, Federal Packard ...... Htfd. Ck>nn. Trust ... 85 59 when fanatic mountain tribesmen there over night and was still in the and run driver. The man died In experience of toe Adjustment Serv- the appropriation for assessment ciatlon will be named as well as two A. r . SIMONS, Oeneral Trucking ...... 4% o'clock last night approximately win 41-33. To complete a good well known attorneys, who arc to Phone MANCHESTER 397S Building, Hartford, Conn. Penn ...... 28% Hartford National .... 19 31 went on the warpath on the island ditch this morning. night's work the College All-Stars Middlesex hospital. ice of New York (3ity, which has and collection was $10,000 and ex- 7,000 tons of sand bad been used. All buses were late In going been making a special study of guid- penses of $12,435.71 were incurred. a.ssist Mr. Ryan in Hartford. F U R Phlla Rdg C and I ...... 4% Phoenix St. B. and T ... 188 188 Working 13 hours without a rest, of Mindanao, advices to Philippine of Wapplng outpointed the Senior Police had" only a meagre descrip- Phil P e te ...... ____ 14% Insurance Stocks through Center street, those going tion of the automobile which struck ance for toe unemployed. Expense* Listed FOR n o m P T ocuvEsr a thousand men with between 850 (Constabulary headquarters here to- 'west being nearer or time than "Y" 33-17. Jerome H. Bentley of the 1903 These expenses were as follows, as Pub Serv N J ...... 25% Aetna Casualty...... 64 86 and 400 trucks battled the ice on George Richards, who has been Rood in Durham. ADVERTISEMENT T r i m m e d a n d T a ilo r e d Radio ...... 8% Aetna Fire ...... 43 47 day said. those that came from New York staying at the home of his father Six persona were injured, three cltms at Wesleyan, is director of the shown In the tovm report for last hills and curves. The erew rested Sixteen of the dead were members and points west. The number of Adjustment Service, which Is a year, page 43: Assessors’ salaries Stout people—yreduce at Conran’s SOCONY-VACUUM OIL COMPANY, INC Reading ...... 42 Aetna Life ...... 16% 18% a few minutes this morning only to In New Jersey came home last Sun- seriously. In New Haven in a col- Rem Rand ...... 10 Automobile ...... 23% 25% of the mountain tribe, killed when trucks traveling last night waa few- day to spend toe Christmas vaca- lision of an automobile and a trolley work relief project in which the alleys. We’ve slashed the resume the sanding of roads ss rain they attacked a Constabulary camp er and it waa noticed that they Carnegie Corporation and the Gib- Rey ,Tob B ...... 49% Conn. General ...... 25 27 began freesing. tion with his mother and family. car. A collision of two automobiles From the Safeway Stores ...... 47 Hartford Fire ...... 84% 56% In Agusan Provlnct last Saturday. were going a t reduced speed. The following new books have in Wethersfield, resulted in injuries son Committee have co-operated. price on every coat so Foremen in Southern Connecticut Mr. Bentley will explain the pro- Smallest Sears Roebuck ...... 38% Hartford Steam Boiler 70% 72% reported they bad not seen the shore The other five were vUlsgers mur- been added to toe Sadt* Memorial to six other persons. Of those in- Socony V a c ...... 13% National Fire ...... 65 57 dered by the Jungle warrlora before Free Public Library recontly: The jured yesterday, Hugo Carlson, 43, gress made by toe Service at a meet- to the you’ll want to be here roads so icy for many years. High- GRANGE HOLDS MEETING, of Waterford, appeared to be in toe ing at Wesleyan on January 17. S H O ES aSPDTl ■4.ClTll«vr South Pac ...... 17% Phoenix Fire ...... 70 72 ways south of Middletown, usually they sw arm ^ down on the Con- Clue of the Broken Locket, by Car- SmfCM7£\ JP Pf:‘r Largest South Rwy ...... 15 Travelers ...... 400 410 stabulary, Captain Francisco Rosea olyn Keene: The Secret a t Lone gravest condition. His name was Dr. Langlle's work with the un- Sizes. tomorrow to select the first to "thaw out”, remained employed will, it is hoped, be of such fX>R A sh St Brands ...... 17% PubUc UttUUee Stocks dangerous at 10 a. m. reported. The Constabulary, trained Tree Cotta; e. by Carolyn Keene; placed on toe danger Hat at Law- St Gas and El ...... 4 Conn. Elec Serv ...... 34 38 and equipped by the UnlM States AND PROGRAM TONIGHT Betty Gordon at No Trail Island, rence and Memorial Associated hos- value that toe benefit of his services yours. will be sought by welfare agencies A. M. LERNEK, O.S.C. St Oil Cal ...... 29% Conn. Power ...... 88 34 Army, suffered no casualties In re- by Alice Emerson; The Vanishing pitals In New London after he waa 242 Trumball Street Hartford St Oil N J ...... 41% Greenwich, WAG, pfd. 49 54 pulsing the attack of the moun- Attorney Harold Garrity To Shadow, by Margaret Sutton; The struck by Lt. Marshall M. Dano, at- in all sections of toe state. Sp e ^ al Lo w P rices Tex C orp______...... 20% Hartford Elec ...... 48% 51% AUTOS BADLY DAMAGED taineers, armed with primitive Address Gatherlnpr in Odd Haunted AtUc, by Margaret Sut- Timken Roller Bear ...... 32% Hartford Gas ...... 42 47 spears and boloa. ton; The MysUc Ball, by Margaret Inventory Trans America ...... 5% do., pfd...... 45 — No reason was glvsn for the at- Fellows Hall This Evening. Sutton: Stories an Poems, by O n Q U A U T Y F o o d s a t Union Carbide ...... 46% S N E T C o ...... 108 108 IN BUCKINGHAM CRASH tack, nor did Captain Rosea spacify Rudyard Kipling; The Mark on the Union P a e ...... 108% Manufocturliig Stocks whether the tribesmen wera Moros, Manchester Grange, P. of H., will Door, by Franklin Dixon; The Vis- Unit Aircraft Corp ...... 14% Am Hardware ...... 18% 31% Mohammedans of ths southern hold its regular meeting in Odd Fel- iting Villain, (Carolyn Wells; For- Y o u r ^^8 e l f « 8 e r v e " I Unit Corp ...... 2%Am Hosiery ...... — 38 Philippines who frequently go ber- lows hall tonight. The business ses- gotten Canyon, by Hoffman Blrney; Unit Gas Imp ...... 11% Arrow H.apd H, com .. 11% 13% Seven Occupants of Two Cars sion will be short and about 9 o'clock The Broad Arrow; by William Receive Minor Injuries Dur- serk. U S Ind A le ...... 43 do., pW...... 98 — Mindanao occupies the southeast toe meeting will be opened to toe Raine; Touch and Go, by Patricia U S Rubber ...... 16 Billings and Spencer.. — 1 ing Collision. comer of the Philippine archipelago. members and their friends. Each Wentwortl.; Minute Myths and Le- Kaplc’* Buckwheat or U S Sm elt...... 124 Bristol Brass ...... 38% 30% member to to bring a small toy •.ends, by Marie Schubert: Three U S S tee l...... 36% do., pfd...... 108 — which wlU be distributed during the Lovers, by Alice Colver' The Invin- SALE P A N C A K E F L O U R 29t Vick Chem ...... 33 C^kse, Liockwood and B 140 — Two automobiles were badly dam- STRUCK BY AUTO evening and Attorney Harold Gar- cible Chimes, by Margaret Sutton; Western Union .., ...... 32% Collins Co...... 70 — aged but seven passengera escaped rity will address toe meeting on With Banners, by Emllle Loring; Kaplo’s prncakc flour anil buckwheat rcady.mix self- serious Injury In an automobile ac- courts, their foundation and classifi- The Christmas Bride, by Grace Hill raising flour (l-lb., 4-oz. package), 19c. West El and Mfg ...... 35% Colt's Firearms ...... 33% 38% Danbury, Dec. 36.—(AP)—Milo Woolworth ...... 81% Eagle Lock ...... 20 23- cident in Buckingham early last Osborn, of Washington, this state, cation. Lutz; The Mysterious Island, by Important Discounts On Our Elec Bond and Share (Curb). 6% Fafnir Bearings ...... 80 60 night when the highways wars was brought to the hospital in this Jules Verne: Admiral Bobby, by Fuller Brush, C3asa A. coated with ice that made traveling city late last night for trsatmsnt George Troeschel; The Little Grey f B 'V K B V T B Blue Petre Cane Gray Tal Pay Station. dftngtrous. House, by Marion Taggart; Family * K and Maple for Injurlfs recMvad whan be was 0 K So'?,. l O o Hart and Cooley...... Henry W. Rosa of Hebron was struck by an automoblla driven by COLUMBIA Matters, by Louise Hauck; Distant HOSPITAL NOTES Hartmann Tob, com ... driving down the sharp grade on the' James Callahan of Roxbury. He re- Dawn, by Margaret Peddler; Blue General Lines Throughout VgCR A a V fi York State Pine south end of Keeney street with the The Christmas program at toe Pea Bean* 2 do., pfd...... mains tn a semi-conacioua condition Marigolds, by Helen Miller: Malden l b > - l l o Int Silver ...... intention of turning iiito Hebron Hop River Village school waa aa Voyage, by Kathleen Norris; From Mist Margaret Langille of 25 and la considered seridua. follows: A welcome. Tommy Noble: Park street was admitted and Elton do., pfd...... avenue. A car driven by Raymond This Day Forward, by Ruby Ayres; Landers, Frary A (Hk. M. Baaney of Hartford was coming "Silent Night," Annie Naumec, The White Lady, by Grace Hill Fancy Clark of 12 Lydall street was dis- Louise Strickland. Gladys Noble; A the Store—To Reduce Our charged Monday. New Brit. Meh., com.. in the opposite direction. The lat- Lutz: Marching On, by James do., pfd...... ter applied bis breaks, the machine message of Christmas. Marjorie Boyd; Arabian Nights, by Anony- A son was bora to Mr. and Mrs. Emerson: "The First Christmas," Nino Oscella of 86 Summit street Mann A Bow, C3ass A. skidded OB the slippery road and mous. PR U N ES do.. Class B ...... the rear end swung around and reader, Mary King: Mary, Marjorie X ' * » - 1 9 * and a son to Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Emerson; Joseph, Peter Naumec: Stock Before January 1st Wright of 28 Knighton street yes- North and Judd ...... crashed into Rose’s car, which fold- Niles, Bern P o n d ...... ed up like an accordion. Basney'a angel, Jennie Poplawski: Wise Men, terday. Emma Strickland. Annie Naumec, Blue Rose Mrs. Alice Palmer of Andover Peck, Stow and Wilcox automoblla was also badly dam- WALL ST. BRIEFS - N O R T O N 'S 2 lbs. 1 ) 0 Russell M fg ...... agsd. Louise Strickland; shepherds, Har- and Fred Schubert of 105 Oak ry SorokoUt, John Wilke, Prank street were admitted and Miss Seovill ...... The occupants of the two cars New York, Dec. 26.—The Steel A Devonshire Mixed Green and IL Stanley W o rk s...... were taken to the home of Samuel Naumec. . Living Room Suites Tables — Chairs Eugenie Bourassa of Manchester, N. “<3hrtotmaa Signs,” Mary Nau- scrap Index of Iron Age remains a S i A Black, Block Orange Pekoe. H., was discharged yesterday. Standard Screw ...... Plank for treatment of minor in- this week at $11.58 a ton. Pig Iron do., pfd., guar...... juries. roec; "The Christmas Story.” Louise Raymond Damato of 24 Home- Strickland; “Under the Stars," An- and finished steel composite prices stead street was admitted today. Smythe Mfg. Co...... al.«io continued unchanged at $17.90 H ave Y O U Desks — Lamps Florida Juicy nie Naumec, Louise Strickland: "A Bedroom Suites Taylor and Fenn .... Christmas Star," Mary King; a ton and 2.124 cents pound re- Torrington ...... 67% spectively. FACES MURDER CRAROB "There’s a Song in the Air,” Louise Underwood Mfg. Co. .. 86 Strickland, Annie Naumec: "Six Union Mfg. C o.'...... 1% Exporta of sugar from C^iba from Dining Suites Beds and Bedding O R A N GES U S Envelope, com.. . . 83 Little Christmas Bells,” Peter Sofo- _ Enrolled In O u r ‘* " • 1 5 ® Port Jefferson. N. Y., Dec. 26.- kollt. Ouster Naumec. Marjory No- Jan. 1 to Dec. 22 to all destinations . (AP)—Dr. John Becker, Jr., of do., pfd...... 110 amounted to 2,240,078 tons, raw Veeder Root ...... 34% ble, Donald Wilke, Barbara King, T IR E D ? N ER V O US? Ozone Park, was charged with Emma Strickland. sugar value, according to Lamborn Mattresses G R A P E F R U I T 3 homicide today after he had been Whitlock Coll Pipe . . . — & Co., sugar brokers. This com- Breakfast Suites 1 0 c J.B.WU'ma Co. $10 par 63 Important "Early in the Morning." Harry 11935 Christm as . t h e re is n o n e e d t o b e questioned for more than six hours Naumec; "Santa Is Coming to pares with 2,256,286 tons during the about the death of Mfe. Loretta Town,” lower grrades; A Christmas like period last year. To toe United S O U P R U N G H E 8 bun. R c Wilspn, 18, whose unclad body waa carol, Dickens—Scrooge, Leon Ta- States there were shipped 1,498,961 Ranges Studio Couches w h e n y o ^ c a n . b u y found in a woods bordering a high- tons against 1,359,583 for toe same way near here. MARRIED 25 YEARS, Notice tro; nephew, Peter Naumec; Christ- S T R I N G R E A N 8 mas Fairy, Jennie Poplawski; Mrs. period In 1933. I Savings C lu b ? 2 qts- 1 9 c ^ llc e said Dr. Recke.- would be itchitt, Emma Strickland; Bob Gift Furniture arraigned later In the day on a GIVEN SURPRISE P A R H TO THE LADIES (tcbltt, Mike Wilke; Peter, Gus- Reading company’s net income of Heating Stoves R R O C O L l Fine lb. bun. eiiort affidavit awora to by Detec- Naumec: Tiny Hm, Peter Soro- approximately $5,200,000 for the 15« tive Alan G. Duryea. koUt; Fanny, Barbara King; Dick. first eleven months of toe year In- People are doing: so every day. They realize that a generous 'The authorities said Mrs. Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Percy Robinaon Frank SorokoUt; Belinda, Mary dicates toe road for -he full year Children’s Furniture died from an illegal operation. Naumec: Martha. Marjorie Emer- will earn well In excess of toe $1.50 Rugs Police said Dr. Becker denied per- Are Honored by Group of 4o check received just before next Christmas season will be particu- Relatives and Friends. I A f i c t u r B vi f f c aon. a share distributed to common forming It. The body of the wom- Peace on Etorth, Annie Naumec; stockholders in 1934. , ) larly acceptable^ UALEiS an was found Monday. DISHES JOE PENNER The Lasting Tree. Jennie Poplaw'- Linoleum Radios Mr. and Mra. Percy Robinson ef skl; Upon toe Housetop Jennie OU) OLOW74 DIES Griswold street, whose 35tb wedding UNNY ROSS Poplawski; (Jhriatmos, Emma ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT anniversary occurred last week, will be given on Strickland; The 'Tirlstmas Porters, JO IN O N E O F T H ESE CLASSES HEALTH MAPKET Lowell. Moee., Dec. 26.—(AP)— were the guests of honor at two JACK OAKIE Frank SorokoUt, Leon Tatro, Peter Mr. and Mrs. Fayette B.' Clarke Word was received here today of parties recently. Saturday evening Naumec, Mike Wilke. Perfect attendance for December of Porter street announced toe en- the death at the Worcester State about 40 of their relatives aad HELEN MACK gagement ot their daughter, Har- Dozens of Other Furniture Items hospital of Alfred J. Doyle, 58, friends gave tbe.m a pleasant sur- and for toe Old Hop River school is as V. F RL S A T* Aad ll»a A t# M ailtKl laava follows; Blanche Codette, Dorotoy riet Lucille, to EUlott Whitmore 50c, $ 1.00, $ 2.00 and $5.00 clown in the once widely known prise at their home, and Mrs. James a f If M t Chowanec, Florence (3howanec. Vio- Knight, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bert L. Won’t you pleas* drop in vaudeville team "The Cycling Bru- Leslie in behalf of the gathering *ftra]r a i Swaat m Y#« A ra* Knight of Pine street. Too Numerous To Mention! T h u rsd a y 's S p e cia ls nettes." presented to Mr. and Mra. Robinson Instead of Wednesday and * W i Olwa Hwea Oieefs lar lead* let Chowanec, Thomas Chowanec. *Tate a Nwaber Ira * t *a 10* Evelyn McMahon, Herbert McMa- Miss Clarke graduated from toe /( Doyle and Henry Brunette, the a beautiful dinner set and to Mra. **Calla«a IM ia i* Boston School of Occupational our store? other member of the team, retired Robinaon a lovely bouquet Thnradny on account of the hon. Robert McMahon. Louise Ro- Fresh* IfSSB manik, Beatrice Mathleu, Robert Therapy tn 1932 and at the present IN TEREST will be paid on all accounts where weekly ^ five years ago after 33 years of A mock marriage created a lot i TODAY . THCB8. time is director of Occupational Hathieu, Raymond Mathleu. Mau W * Will fit you in e quality trouping. Brunette died five years of fun, the principals belag Ralph holidays, for this week and '^erapy at the Bureau for toe ago. ______Halllday as the bride, Bert Perratt rice Slater, Earl Watroua. At toe S T A T E 'Vest street school, Catherine Kle Handicapped in Providence, R. I deposits have been made promptly in accorda..ce with the plan | P O R K C H O PS lb 19* aa the bridegroom, Fred Robinson next. Mr. Knight graduat-d from Rens- shoe-for w* carry it in sizes BtURAL ARTIST DIES the minister. John Cockerham play- mark, Helen Klcmark, Christine Sadlon, Amelia Mlchallfc, Sam Top- selaer Polytechnic Institute in 1933, Special ed the bridal march from Loben- with the degree of Electrical En- Special South Hadley Falls, Maes., Dec. grin. Games were played and a ple. Albert Downing, John Sadlon 11012- A A A to KE widths S H G U I i D E R S Corned ^ lb. l i e Charles Sadlon, BnUl Sadlon, Ar- gineering, and is in the engineering 36.—(AP)—Frank D. Oordaa, 64. buffet lunch served. Thera was TIokets Now On Sal* department of toe BtUlwater Wor- GET THE HABIT OF DEPOSITING REGULARLY IN Terms chonu Binging of Christmas carols, f u r <3obb, Sam Mlchallk, Sam AAAA and what GRAND stylasi an interior decorator and muzal Gala New Year’s Eye T' ~sman, Eugene Scott, Leonard sted Mills, In HarrisvUle, R. L Discounts C U B E S T E A K lb. 2 7 * artist died today. His work has in- winding up with the old Scotch fav- S T A T E ns(- HEALTH-DIET ADVICE rated from the water and aeasoned the hands In the gaaollne inaofar as Labor Organisation. He declares tory dinner!" nimiminlr—* ^ " tor publlcaUan in tho Opon Foruin wtu not from another man. terial o f thla tingling, red-blooded with butter or cream. he is able to do so. Party to Be Held at Coant|P ptoea be * u « ^ »>y • that Mlaa Perkins succeeded People even came In from the B% UR. F K A N l McCUY no Kuainntood pubUeatloa U ttaoy contain moro than 800 words. In fact this to Just another way, Excitiitff Action Film Taken adventure romwee. nil’--— IB regal* to Health aad IMet Esnittig H frali riently powerful to defy all the chro- street to see and hear. (M ILK DIET) Tna Hornld rsnervoo ths right to doclins to publish any nuttter of saying what to meant by our Ckm- from Zane Grey Picture at Coogan Hit! Club Friday Night— C o l^ in getting that bit of legislation,, QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS stituUon which says In pricinple that mite th levA In the world to come Farley To Lone One Job will M aaawefvB By Of MeLojr wBn CM Question; Mr. A. R. states; "My that may bo Ubolous or which is in ond tasto. Fret exproaaion the State Friday and Satur- Jackie (Joogan, now grown to a Driggs Orchestra to Play. ";' PUBt.l!lHICD BT fH B which he Insists amounts to A slimy a man has a right to do anything PBINTINO COMPANf, INU. end ewlpe the ore flclda. OtherwUe, Jim Farley, according to the beet be addreaieil to care ot Ibis paprt. ■•- doctor diagnosed my case as »tom- of poUUcai vltors to deored but contrtbuUona ot this etuumeter six-foot man, la the dramaUc sur- ' (Orining Teeth) for Ufa and liberty and the purauit day. tt Btncll MtnMt Withering Into’ the League of Na- guessers on the inside of things, eloec ntamped. seU-eBdreneed envelope^ ftch ulcen end put mt oo e miik w h lS are defamatory or abusive will be rejected. prise of ’’Home on the Range." The holiday danca and reunion eC o f couree. the other feUowa would Q u ^ lo n : Mrs. a W. says: -“My of happlneaa Juat ao long aa he does MuaekMitr. 0»*d- . tions, sneaked through In the very won’t continue much longer In the far reply. diet. While on the milk 1 develop^ AthleUc, supple, handsome and TBUMAS rBKOUBOM husband tells me 1 grit my teeth not do anything that hlndera the A thundering turf classic set members o f the class of *88 at Man- have aU the chromlU and we should dual role of postmaster-general and coneiderabte peln end went beck to bronzed, (joogan proves his ability »**'_____ last hours of the Seventy-third Con- while 1 am asleep. During the day- other fellow from doing the same against a roipanUc background ot chester High school will be held F ri- have none— and then what? Dl»* chairman o f the DcmocraUc Na- (with a small amount of boiling water solid food. •^ins stopped for a to stay with the best of them in by a "contemptible trick. MACARONI, 8PAOHBTT1 AND time 1 am awfully nervous.” IHFFKBBNCIIS in social ism f beesuaa they are unselfishly trying thing. the Old West Is the colorful pattern roundtd OctoM*’ ». •••* tional Committee. Hla severance and mixed with a emaU Amount of month but have now returned." both acUng and acUon shots. day night at the (tountry Club. aster, of course; national dcstruc- NOODLES Answer; The most common cause to help the dov.-ntrodden. It may be good business to give Into which is woven a startling Wablillidd" E»«n' Bo far as Tlnkham Is concerned a from one Job or the other will be m ______1 boiling water and mixed 4nd Answer: As a general rule, the Evelyn Brent and Randolph Dancing will be enjoyed between 9 of gritting of the teeth during sleep To The Editor: He asks why It to that "when the the non pr^ucers J200.00 per drama and a pulsating romance, Upn, likely enough. Roosevelt concession to Senator' paUent with stomach ulcers baa no Scott prove an engaging and and I o’clock to muslo furnished by S m ^Ssim »t Conn. Secretary of Labor is Just a pain In With the coming of the winter kneaded by powerful rnwhlne^ un- la dlgesUve distrese. T ry uslBg a Thanks, "Herald Reader" and word Socialism to mentioned s cer- month and expect to indirecUy put a this Friday and Saturday at the SSond c u n MntI Untior. Skillfully followed up It la con- George Norris and the progressives. pain on the milk diet If taken rtgbL romantic leading couple, while In Collin Driggs and his orchestra. tbs neck and the fact that the par- ^ averaM oerson wlU be tU the dough is smooth and tough better diet and use other good babita "tdtterae Civto,” for'your letters. It tain prejudiced mental state to larger purchasing power into the State theater. The film la Zane roW aim oi* rati* But although it has always been The beet plan la for you to write the supporUng roles. Dean Jog- ReservaUons already made Indi- ceivable that by next s p ^ f. when able to'dliest and^IsrimlUitr largit It Is then forced out of a cylindrical to build up your beelth end eee lx aroused.” He snawere himself, for hands o f the producers eventually Grey’s “ Home on the Range” , pro- OM f nnr. Mr a a l l ...... ••■I? ticular one In question Is a lady cuts again, giving me your name and ad- to true there are various forma of ger, Addlelon Richards, Fuzzy cate there will be a large attend- Par MaMh.>. o » • nia iII l . •...... • • • { JJ the fight for a bigger, more luxur- commonly assumed that Farley qSSimito*^ “ e ^ J K y to5iM pres, through the bolea of a you can not Improve your dlgeatlon the word “prejudice” means "an but a real sensible farmer does not duced by the Paramount studios. the more wholesome i perforated Iron plate. The shape of dress, so that special advice may be Socialism, Just as it to equally true Knight and Ann Sheridan turn In ance. Those who have not already sinsio Conr no more figure with him than If she would stay in the Cabinet and give Among the more wholesome i perforated Iron plate. The stape and your nerves at the same tl®^ opinion or leaning adverse to any- expect that an old horse will put Interpreting the chief charac- ...... I»0I ious and more Imposing navy shall »h . uaiian nastes. i the holes regulates ths sent. Enclose 6c in stamiis and a capital performances. purchased tickets may obtain them ttalTvorodilTi bno ro »r were Ben Turpin or a polar bear. up the committee Job. some reports starchM we find the Italian pastes, I ths boles regulates ths mold «>< “ >* If the nervousness continues, find there are various form of Democ- thing without Just grounds or be- enough energy Into the wagon so ters are Jackie Coogan. who re- be waxing hot. the whole American !iS^irspsghetU.4»oodles«>d a product, the smaller kinds kind, being large envelope. at the door on the night o f the dance. IISUBBR o r THE ABBOCIATEO now Indicate that It’s a tbas-up out what 1s causing IL Rectal trou- racy and Republicanism. The beliefs 'ore sufficient knowledge.” A “prej- that the wagon will push the horse turns to the screen in grown-up Today's feature is "CoUege One may wonder a bit whether sheared off by rotary knives. This is the first Ume that the close PRB88 naUoD will be ready, perhaps, to chip whether he doesn’t do the reverse. host of similar piw'icte maaufac- ble, eye strain, and derangements of Democratic Carter Glass are dif- udiced mental state to aroused” be- Just so long as production ma- roles, Evel}m Brent, Randolph Rrythm" starring Joe Fenner. Thm AMoeUt«4 PrtM it tsclualvtly Tlnk hasn’t a little something on the In Italy many colored varieties are (Foot DIaorder) has put on a social affair to bring In lU last nickel In defense of chro- First Assistant WUUam W. Howes turttd out of whit® flout and water affecting the reproductive organs ferent from Roosevelt’s, and the be- cause lustful big buslnesa to contin chinery to owned and controlled by Scott, leading Western actor of wtuiod M iho OM for roDubllo.tlon manufactured, being colored yellow Question; "Render" wants to the members together. rest of the Washington crowd, at of South Dakota presumably would Into hundreds of shapes, such as are common physical causes of ex- liefs of Republican Senator Borah ually pounding tricky propaganda private individuals It will be carried pictures. Fuzzy Knight, eccentric Sf Alt nowo dlipo'ekoo •? ! mlte. ____ with eggs, green, with spinach Juice know: "The skin under my toes is Activities of the various class or not oihtrwloo or.dliod in mit that- whether Secretary Perkins become postmaster-general If Far- stars; crescents, shells, the alphabet, treme nervousness. are dlfl!erent from those of Senator into the htads o f the people through on for profit and not for use and the Texas beafity. Do we hear the Inquiry, what Is white, cracked and haa an offensive nanor «nd nino iho local nawa puo- ley left that post. ahMta etc ^m eU m es egg# are and red with beet Juice. The latter 0>uzens. A s Mrs. Britton said, even the two subsidized major parties. ever Increasing lust for larger and The cd-feature will be "Secret ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT members will be discussed and Itahad htreln. hasn’t gotten away with consider- reminiscences exchanged. The dance ChromlU T Blessed U we know, There are several reasons why added’to these pastes, but this ty p e : two type# are the more wholesome, QuesUon: M ra Tom T. writes: odor." Christians disagree among them- He says "Socialism given enough larger profits demands the increase comedian, and Ann Sheridan, the All rlAhti of rapnbllcaUon of able. In her offlctal position, that toactuidly not desirable as the j Recently many firms have manu- Answer: You ^bably have de- will be aeml-formal. Members who apaclal diapatchaa harain ara alac- ra- other than It U the stuff from which some administration strategista be- to *My husband Is having eonslderabls selves. Ume will defeat lUelf." If Social- o f producUon In proporUon to wages Bride" starring Barbara Stanwyck. might not have been easy to get lieve Jim would be more valuable as cheaper touds manufactured with-; factured wholewheat macaroni. This veloped Athlete’s Foot. Secure a According to the Ehicyclopedla ists do no more than they have al- "Home on the ' Range" is a Mrs. Margaret Anderton, of 30 attend have been invited to. bring aarraA ______.chromium Is derived and that the cheaper orasos ^ dleteUc advantage, since trouble With his fingernails. He preparation to use from your Drug- and that to COMMERCIAL SUI the party’s political boss. One Is that Britannlca, ‘The differences of view ready done, their ideas and accom- simple, vibrant atory. Two men along friends. m u aaralea ellant of N B A Barr. away with If she hadn’t been a out eggs. ^ It contains some mineral elements keeps his hands In gasoline • lOL CIDE and the money put Into oir- Church street, announces the en- great m lllUry usefulness of chrom- The Invention ot tbeee prooucta ib gist and try to obtain local treat- among Socialtota, and the difficulty plishments will be a worthwhile vic- and a woman ply a crooked trade iea, Ine. he Is better fltted for that Job. could that have anything to do with culaUon will soon flow right back gagement of her daughter, Muriel woman. generally credited to the ItallMS, that have been removed from the ment given with the ultra violet ray o f formulating any precise deflnl- In Alaska, that of selling "salted" ADVERTISEMENT ium U to mix It with steel to make Another Is that Roosevelt’s past It?" »-■ . tory. Into the same old money bags and Grace, to Henry T. Skoog, son of Pobliahar’a Rapraaantailra. Tba For InsUnce, a famous radio com- but the record# of history show that white flour. However, all of these to the affected skin. ' Ion o f the policy of Socialism, do “ Big business men are smart; gold mines to the gullll:>. When Jolloa Haihawa Bpaelal Anancy—Naw armor plate so hard that projectlic.s assurances that he was having trou- pastes should lie eaten with meals Answer: I would advise that you out o f circulaUon. Mrs. Agnes Skoog of 129 Cooper Open alleys at Conran’s every mentator recently charged that the Chinese were ^he real Inventors, lot mean that Socialism does not exclaim the Innocents, “or else they Zone Grey’s ’’Home On the Itangc”, featuring Jackie Coogan in the far north gets too "h ot" they York. CMea»o. Patron and Boaion. through It and to make ble finding a man for the committee containing non-starchy vegetables plac him on a diet affording him M W e call ourselves a Christian Na- Hill street. night. won't go and the Idea for these pastes was In- (Detached Rettaa) institute a clearly recognizable wouldn’t have made so much the leading' role. Is coming to theStatc theater Friday and Saturday. move to newer and greener pas- when Miss Perkins should have been Job are to be taken seriously. and the latter will supply the min abundance of the food minerals tion and have engraved on our me- MEMUGH audit BUREAU OT projectile# so bard that they will The most obvious successor to troduced Into Italy by a P « t y needed to grow strong nails. Also Question: Celia U. as ivement and body o f tendencies tn money." They forget that Ivar dium o f exchange, "In God We The film, which marks Coogan’s return to the screen, also features tures in the United States. aRCUt-ATlUNB. ______. devoting her every thought to the German traveling merchants. How- eral elsmenta to make up for the there a cure for detached retina economic and social policy." The Kreuger, Hugo SUnnes, Serge Sta- Randolph Scott, Evelyn Brent, Fuzzy Knight and Addison Richards. Horse Race CUmax peneraU armor plate. But anyhow, Farley as chairman would be his deficiency of the flour. have him follow the treatment sug- Trust", and If our nation to not Tks Herald Prlntlnt Company. Ino., liettlemcnt of the automobile Indus- right hand man, Emil Hurja, who ever, It was the Italians who realized gested In my article on Disorders of the eye?” Socialists ore more definitely viskv, Albert Lowensteln and quiv- righteous enough to trust them The going is smooth until a assomes no flnsncisT respon^ibllicr for propaganda purposes we haven't Since these producU are highly Answer: U the retina of the eye ti ering Samuel Insull were supposed handsome young cattleman falls try’s labor trouble she was "deliver is In command at Democratic na- tho value of the Idea and finally the Nails which I will send to you If asreed on their plans for getUng us with the government ownership and for typoampblcsl orrors nppoarins 'n heard of anything for a long time the manufacture of these producU starchy foods, they should not be fully detached there U no curs, but. out Q< the rut than either of the to be "smart.” These men were Into their well-laid trap. The tional headquarters. But Hurja 1s you will write again, giving your control o f the means of production stepped over to Long Island, to left the road and went into ditches adesrtlsemente In the Mnneheslor Ing lectures at $100 an hour.’’ Yet became a secret process. Jealously combined with cheese or tomatoes If the retina Is partly attached, It two major parties. Basically, all looked upon as "gods" by many, woman of the trio falls In love Evening Hcrnld. ______surpassing the Philippines chromite such a good hater-and Is so frequent- name and address and enclosing then we ought to quit ‘‘kidding’’ our- carry on his work of perdition aa a result of the icy roads. One nobody followed up that Interesting guarded by Italy for fuUy a hun- as is done Is the average recipe wUi someUmea adhere by Itself U Socialists seek to control or regu- They were the arch-capltalists who with him, and rather than see him Old Age Pension Meeting ly bated In return—In coptrast to The malic acid of ths tomato doss large, self-addresssd, stamped en selves and acknowledge our sin be- among their kinsmen. truck, owned by P. Berry * Sons of WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 28 mines. assertion. If the Secretary had evestrain Is avoided. Ths best plM late industry in such a manner that could do no wrong— yet millions trimmed. Ups off her sweetheart. the genial Farley—that strong ob- dred years. not form a good combination with velope. Add an extra stamp If you fore God and ask Him to teach us Evidently they never knew what Hartford, lost a rear wheel. It was The Idea U that we must build The flour from hard wheat ly would be to consult an optometrist labor may obtain a more equitable lost billions through their diabolical righteousness ao we can give God’s The hero saves his fortune, routs been a man Is It to be doubted that jections are ralsrt. w.ant the article on Food Minerals. we know now that Satan had replaced by another wheel and the ships BO as to buy more chromite most commonly used for manufa^ and get bis opinion. share of what it produces. schemes. gracious provisions to all the people the malefactors and marries the TWO HOLIDAYS an explanation—or a denial—would One of Hurja’s pet peeves is the p ro p a ro 'th M c ^ te M s *t^ c w > k ^ Is enUrely possible that the con- roamed through the forest of Mlnne- driver continued his Journey after turlng these pastes and It Is mixed 'The statement "today’s Socialism Herald Reader" says to "give and not deprive all the people o f all ^rl. from the private owners of PhlHp- Tennessee group In Washington chaug, seeking whom ho may de- a long delay. Dr. Samuel Dick have been asked for? to a ’painted up’ daughter of Marx- those who are putting tn repairs the benefits of life Just let a few ex In the background of the main ■; Christmas la over; New Year's plDcs mines In order to keep some- which put over Edward Albright os vour, ages before the Pale-face set- M. A., D. D., Ph. D. Tlnkham, for a Mayflower do- ist Socialism and Communism” by chance to finish the Job." By all erclse their "Initiative" to skin the plot Is the stirring horse-race 'Impends. N o other two holidays minister to Finland. Hurja, c f Fin- Lltterae (Jlvto," to rather parony- means! Does he imply "ARGO” or tlers came upon the scene. body else from cabbaging the gov- rest o f us imd themselves also of the Yours truly, story, which is climaxed when scendent, la a rough guy with a nisb extraction, wanted that Job mous. When he heard the news of other Socialists are preventing the Jackie Coogan, playing brother to Dean of the Economic Department of the Townsend BO other two days of the year, are so ernment’s reserves mines which no- blessings of life, for our God has MATHIAS SPIESS. rough tongue. But be has bis uses. Shay’s Rebellion, Thomas Jefferson, repairs? Socialists are organising CURB QUOTATIONS Randolph Scott, rides their horse. Old Age Pension Plan, will speak in the linked together In thought and In himself. truely said that " I t is more blessed Manchester, Dec. 22, 1934. body proposes to work anyhow. We Thus, when the office of Demo- whom the Democrats proudly ac- so that the workers (not the capi- Midnight, to a thundering victory. apaaeh aa~ thaaa. The expreaaed to give than to receive.” must build more ships and shells to cratic Majority Leader Joe Byms claim, remarked “God forbid . that talists) may do the Job right when A. E. FISH. The entire film is replete with , wish for a "M an y Christmas and a we should ever be 20 years without keep the other fellow from building AFRICAN WAR CLOUD —chairman of the Democratic con- the others fail. He says production Manchester, Conn., Amer Clt Pow and Lt m ’ happy New Year" la such a common gressional committee— telephoned such a revolution." Another state- and consumption "ore out o f step AUTOMOBILES CRASH Assd Gas and Elec . . . - 8-16 more ships and ahclls—and all for Now that the tense situation be- R. F. D. No. 2. High School Auditorium him, he demanded who Byms was. ment o? hla was "the tree of liberty and the problem is to get them back Amer Sup P o w ...... 1 ; one that when for apeclflc reaaon the needed to be refreshed at intervals PIMPLY SKIM no other apparent purpose than the tween Jugoslavia and Hungary has And Byms Is to be next Speaker of into step and keep them there." DEVIL’S SHOE ROCK Blue Ridge ...... speaker daftra tha New tear with hy the blood of tyrants.” From How would he aceompltsb this with- ON SLIPPERY ROAD from clogged, irritated pores, of the stuff from which to eased down, the freshest and most the House! Editor, The Herald; Cent States Elec ...., % , fo r a later oocaaion— as for Instance Only these two quotations It can be read- out resorting to socialistic meth- Cities Service •...... 1'4 can be re lieved, impro^e^ The people of Manchester never build the ships and shells. likely storm center with war poten- 4 more days ily seen the present day Democrats Sat. Dec. 29 at 8 P. M. the announcer in a weekly radio ods? dreamed of ever being the owners of New York and Massachusett’4 cities Service, pfd — 11 and healing aided with ^ But able propaganda. Just the tialities appears to be the Ethiopian are as different from revolutionary Socialists do not believe that be- 6'(i program— tba effect la that of an concrete evidence that the Devil Cars Involved in Accident at;E>England— frontier, proceedings In which there who, happily, are tn the minority. o f 332 We.st 19th street. Now York, Segal Lock ...... their Implications. The former Is season Is pretty well advanced, and when he wrote, "The possession of the bargain a large rock, which has % older sUll to the Rome of the Cae- Ls considerable risk of a serious con- Just because "cruelty and injustice been known for many generations and by George Cadman of Linden, United Founders .... o f ths heart, the latter Is of the this correspondent hasn’t said a property Is demoralizing— ’’ any are everywhere,” Is no sensible rea- Mass., were Involved in a collision sars, D>« Persians anondent not fully appreciate that they arc efficient" as the younger generation ef the New Year. with the ftiturc, not at all with tho W e’ve reduced liundreds of items we do not want $122.00 5-Piece Pennsylvania Dutch Colonial Bedroom services were under public control, Tempter, in solid rock. Washington, Doc. 26. Senator encouraged In thl.s by theater mana- and how good it would be if this chandise is plainly marked with RED TAGS . . . you won’t find it hard Politics, it is often said, make past. Now he will hav^ to do a gers who never start their shows on | to inventory. They’re just as good as the day Suite in ivory and blue enamel with red decorations. Single many Socialists would be ready to plan could be brought down to the It is not far from tho site of Borah Is licking his chops and all leave small enterprises In private Cooper’s saw-mill, on the east side EXCURSION to locate them for there are hundreds of them throughout our six floors. Strange bedfellows. But there is double task—to explain as well as the other progressives are predicting time, and by authors who seldom i to inveniorj. j j bed, vanity, high chest of drawers, bench and age o f forty-five and keep us old put anything of significance Into the hands.” worn outs eJlve until we get to the of the road. Bothing stranger about such com- promise. And ths explaining may a nice hot winter. they arrived. But we can’t match them again. standing m irro r...... * Adolph Furrer, learned Socialist, The Mobegan Indians, to this day, Barney Wichman . TO N E W Y O R K first half of the Initial act. Of age of sixty and are eligible to this Santa Claus came early with a In answering the statement that show strangers a rock, called by SUNDAY, DECEMBER .30 panionships than the close bracket- prove a problem Infinitely more dif- rour.‘:c, an entrance in darkness, glorious privilege of spending big hag of statlstlc.s. He gave the So out they go at tremendous savings to shrewd $127.00 3-Piece Colonial Bedroom Suite in mahogany ve- "Socialism denies man the right to them Cheepy-sun, 1. e., devil’s stone, D. S. C. ing, solely due to the calendar, of ficult than the promising of 1933. which Involves disturbing people In 8200.00 per month and not have to ROUND TRIP boys enough fodder to In.st all neers; Poster bed, dresser, private property” says, ‘This Is the located a few rods north of their RAILROAD FARE $2.00 these two holidays—which have teas However, there will probably be a tho intervening Seats, prevents one save a cent for a "rainy day.” FOOT SPECIALIST through the next Congress session, buyers. - chest of drawers...... ^vO o usual bugaboo hand^ out by Capi- It would surely put money into chapel, on Mohegan Hill. On It is Lw. Winduor Locks ...... 8I24A.M. In common, almost, than any other feeling quite general throughout tho There’s an administration hero from recognizing and hallooing to talist apologists. On the contrary, also a deep impression o f Satan’s CHIROPODIST Lv. Hartford • ...... 8:44 A.M. circulation and money in circulation Due 125lh St...... 11:18 AJ4. which is pledged to partial redla friends. But this can be remedied (4) Poster arid (1) Spool Beds; mahogany or walnut ve- socialism seeks to secure for those foot. It is well known to every two days in the year. country that what President Roose- during the two Intermissions. Is as good for commercial health 853 Main 8L, Rublnow Building Due Now York* ...... 1 1 :2 8 A.M. tributton of Income and wealth. Here are just a few of the typical examples, still reel’s and mahogany finished birch. Values I t Q Q f i ■ who work by hand and brain more and life as good blood in circulation Mobegan that there is still another Here is the Merchandise We*ve Peace on earth—and a year’s busl- velt has to say, either by way of ex- The • scrimmage line toward the | private property. To the man who Phone: 52Z0 Lv. Now Yo r k * ...... 7:88 KM. Roosevelt has publicly a.ssertcd tho is good for physical health and life. rock with the devil’s footprints, at Lv. 125lh St...... 7:88 P.M. Bsas planning! Santa. Claus— and planation. suggestion or promise, lobby forms as the first curtain Office Hours: 9 to 6. neces.slty of It. Vlrt\ially everyone h ,r, e»,'ly this mominy when check«l them. U 1-95 «"ectcd I ^ \ Hy. Oriental designs in red, rose, blue, sand, rust and some of those folks who have the able for 1934 demim.strate unmis- I ’m not anybody. Nobody at all. slave-driving, racketeering, stock Choice Center Cut Best (hit# Shoulder j political thought. words of Mr. Roosveelt to anything inborn Idea that the money should takably that Income stntlstic.s for How flattering that you’ve mistaken » .jD*® \ ' beige. A special purchase of (iiscontinued C t n gambling, riots, wars, bank failures 4. Items That Are Shopworn . . . These Are One- There was real genius In the trick like the extent tt'dld In March, 193:1. me for a clncmcJi stah!" and 10,700,000 unemployed a "won- well circulate UU it reaches them the first full calendar year of the A"* \ niimberi;. Regular $56.50 grade. Choice and then stop, are so fixed that o f sending out from Manila Just at What It Is Intensely Interested In is New Deal will be even more start- A few minute.s after the buzzer ] derful job" and "splendid work" for Chuck Roast Pork Chops Steaks has ended an Intermission, the | 60 Pair Fine Tailored and Ruffled Curtains including Capitalism, he, of course, haa the they cannot take out too large of-a-Kind, of Course. this time a “ release" from the Unit- what Cgngre.s8 will do and with ling. share o f this clrculaUng medium and L- Donald Rlchberg has cited au- genuinely coirect people move Into plains, figures, dots and novelty effects. privilege of so believing. od States Senatorial Mission declar that Mr. Roosevelt may have veiy "Lltterao Clvla” states "The ma- put it back Into their old stockings thoritative flgiires showing that a formation known as the A'sle Regular values $2.69 to $3.25 p a ir ...... 12c lb. 2Sc lb. 12c lb. lag that the Philippine lalands con little connection, Huddle. This involves standing In jority of people, bear in mind, who again and put it out of circulation profits of 402 Industrial companies or we will be Just as bad off as wre groups and’ preventing other people - (2) $249.00 9-Piece Dining Room Suites in walnut veneer; call themselves Soclaiists arc not 5. Furniture Items on Which We’re Overstocked, tain, in the form of deposits of chro- reported Increased more than 600 were before. If not worse. from reaching their scats. A s the SociaUsts at hee t. They are tha Daley MaM Fresh M te , "the most Important source of per cent in the first half of 1934 over rich smoky walnut finish; with refectory table: d* Y O C If we are going to put this money GETS ROUGH WITH PERK ll’.;hts grow dim, the moat accom- victims o f unemployment and In material under the American the first half of 1933—from J4T.- each ...... V X ^ VO debt due to the mismanagement of Into the hands of the above sixty Sauerkraut and Must Close Out or at Least Reduce Our 000,000 to 1336,000.000. plished" hiuldlcrs will .-ipot another I and Insist upon their spending It ," and that "It is no secret that Representative George Holden money, the Industrie’ Bankers’ OLEO Spare Ribs Borah used similar figures in sup- group of friends and move toward I \. \ $159.00 2-Piece Queen Anne Modified Wing Living Room then we will have to supply them Tlnkham. Republican who knows gre<^, the bribery of governme^ Stock Before Taking Inventory! r powers have cast eager and port of his charge that the Demo- them with ecstatic c.lea of "My ^ jA''*’ Suite in combination plain and figured rust with a place to spend it, for if they dears! We haven’t seen you atneo officials, and the mismanagement of toua eyes on these deposits and how to get himself rw-elected to cratic Party had become the party These bright yeT- \ ...... V ^ O o machinery.” To be correct, he spend it in the regular avenues of dny-beforc-yusterday!" Angora frise 5* 2 Ihe. 27® 2u»-2$c Congress every two years from a of big business. Here are unusual \ eliould have said: Many people who trade it will land right back In tba kept the operations under vtgt- The complete darkening of the These figures don’t take Into ac- low tags found \ . $98.00 Grand Rapids-Made Davenport in rust wool tapes- call themselves Democrats or Re- capltalisUc vaults where it was be- scrutiny." strong Democratic district In Bos- Choice 6. Finer-Type, Highest Grade Items for Which count Incomes below JIOOO a year theater. Just heft re the footlights publicans are Socialists at heart— fore and it don’t make any differ- 1 Sliced Fancy ton, who wears a spade beard, dress- throughout the \ try. Cabriole legs; beige moss >1A ^ C B y simply retaining control of which have been Increased or pro- begin to glow. Is a signal for a con- since many members of these two ence whether it Is the old money deposits o f war material the es like a song-and-dnnee man and la vided In full by relief payments and certed rush of the aisle huddlers for viduesr^ trimming ...... v^ vo / O major parties believe In government that was In cold storage or whether There Is Little Demand at the Present Time. their seats. This always gives rise ^ I Steak Cod Boston Blue Oysters States would be doing a real rich, is frse from a lot of common advantages to farmers. But they’re control o f Industry and more equal we make some new money. potent enough to assure that “ redlS' to very amusing stiuatlona not un- economic opportunitl fo r all, The reaso- that it congested be- fo r tha promotion o f world inhibitions. Not only do his beard like the old game of pinning the taU fore wras because our system has too trlbution" will be one of the big con. which to the essence of Socialism. NOTE: All sale purchase, coo be booght oB our Budget Flaa and poUUcal staUllty In the and his clothes go far to prove that; gresslonal Issues this winter. on the donkey. Several couples be- Among the Socialist ranks he will many millionaires and mulU-miUion- lO elb. lO cIb. OPEN THURSDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS UNTIL 9 O a O O C of divided payments. Store open daily from 8:80 A. M. to ItiBt, tha "release” explains. so does his language, which Is never Ballyhoo I’rize to Guffey come lost and stumble into the find artists, lawyers, authors, chem- a^es and even biUionialrea through 2S* ***• wrong seats. The people to whom excess profits on producUon sales. d P. M. or any evening by appolntmeat with i a word about the need of pro- minced and frequently highly flav- Honors for the moat Impressive ists, engineers, small s ore keepers, Freeh Choice Uie seats belong then sidle In, g ig - doctors, union members, students, I f It is good for men to be million- Dial 2-8287. ored. At sixty-four he Is still a spectacle of the year seem to go our bold on the Philippines to Senator-elect Joe Guffey of Penn- gled apologies are made, and both e’ergy and white collar workers— aires and if men get to be million- an adequate navy. No indeed, bachelor. And If that were not sj'lvania, who gave a big party for parties have to retreat to the aisle largely persona o f Intellect. He will airea without making paupers out of '^Mackerel FUlet Halibut sufficient proof that there la no eoft- tn order to get straightened out. WATKINS BROTHERS Uscover, too, that in proportion to a good many other men then I would mnld apoil the effect. Just hundreds of folks at the Mayflower say by all means let us all be mil' about “Tlnk’’ In the matter of to celebrate his election and over- 'n'oae are Just a few of the first Democrats and Republicans, very IM P In on the oonadousnesa night customs. But enough to ex- !ew Socisltots are in debt or "vlc- llonalres. ^ O c l b . 17c lb. feminine wiles one might consider looked no beta for advertising. al MANCHESTER CONN Anwflean people, a few days In the center of the famous lobby plain why a lot of u( ordinary folk 22* lea cf-tta oonvoaiag of Con- the terms In which ho deals with stood a gorgeously uniformed flun scarcely can hope to behave like our it is vitally necrasaiy for Miss Perkins, Secretary of Labor, key who must once 4ave been very best people. y ATi^^TPMTMi gym rm c m aiA iak MANCHttTEH. down, w S dnesdat. deubhbek as. iw c

Tbs nassUng and "potluck” supper than usual because of curtailed holi- MOURNS DEATH OF SON, 76 SEVEN FERSONS KILLED of the Married Couples club sched- HIGHWAYMEN FLEE day operations. FIREMENFIXE9 Dance, Friday Nigbt, Dec. 28 uled for Friday svsnlng at tee Sec- Officers traced tee bandit cor to a Memphis, Dec, 28—(AP) —A 102 example of the good work TAXONCHECKS ond Ooeifrefattonal churcb, boa been point where It turned into the "old" year old mother todfiy mounted tbs welfare lines that he has been un' Manchester IN A CROSSING CRASH Sebool St. Boo Oeater postponed until Friday of next week. Lancaster-C3>ester rood, but a gen- death of her 76 year old son. The obatruslvely doing for years for WITH BIG PAYROLL eral broadcast brought no further son David Shelton Rise, Sr., former both youngirtera and adults. 2,920 TOYS HERE Sliver Rhythm Bond reports of IL Date Book TO END TUESDAY Shining Light circle of" Junior Memphis fire and police commla- Prominent BIk Guest Four Women Among the Vic- Admlsslow 260. Kings Daughters has postponed Us ADVERTISEMENT sloner and real estoto man died Fred C. Riedell, of Norwalk, and tims— Were AU Workers at Dooefaig 8<60-12:80. yesterday after a paralytic attack. Mrs. Riedell, accompanied by their Christmas party until Wednesday ToolgM Emergency Relief Station. evening, January 3. Hold Up Car and Escape Conran's--where .food is home- The mother Mrs. Mary Nicholas two daughters and son-in-law; were Were DiilriM cj to Youig- cooked. Rice was 103 years old l u t MarcK FINED FOR INTOXICATED recent guests of County Commis- At the BUte theater—“College Patrons of the Manchester sioner and District Deputy Grand Rhythm” with Joe Penner. Two (Chicago, Dec. 26—(AP)— Seven The children's CJhristmaa festival With $18,000; State Po* Dillrict Representalnre Rich- Exalted Ruler Harry C. Smith of complete shows at 7 and 9. tlm a 385 Famifiei— persona, oil believed to have been will be held at Emanuel Lutheran DRIVING. APPEAIS CASE tills city, and Mrs. Smith. Mr. Ried- Reunion of M. H. S. c.ass of 1926 Trust Company to Be worker! in tee lUinoia emergency church tonight at 7 o’clock. 'The pro- at Caatle Farm Inn. Linne Lodge, No. 72, Knights of dell, who la widely known In Enks 4,too Popcorn Billi. relief stoUon in Chicago Helghto, Pythias, will meet a t Orange boll at gram will include tee pageant, "The lice Lose Trad. trd Da{S^ to Be hstaD- circles throughout Connecticut, is This Week were killed today when tee automo- 8 o'clock tonight, at which time True Light Oomete", by members Charles------C. Brown- ■ , of _ East ,,, Hart- . Grand Esquire to District Deputy Dec. 37.—Benefit dance by Man- Saved $5,000 a Year. bile in which they were riding was of the churcb school under tee direc- i Exaiud Ruler William D. tee rank of knight will be conferrsd Pre-Inventory Clearance of ford Pleads Not Guilty After chester Public Health Nursing As- struck by tee "International Limit- tion of Mrs. K. E. Erickson, assisted Loncoster, S. C., Dec. 26.—(AP) isf OfHcer. Cameron, Connecticut West, of sociation a t Country Club. on a class of candidates from Linne Lanz Corner Accident A total ot 3,930 toya of an kinds ed” of tee Grand Trunk line at a lodgee and Memorial Lodge. Linne by several of tee teachers. —Four highwaymen held up s pay- Stamford. Dec. 28.—Reunion of class oM938 Patrons of tho Manchester Trust crossing near suburban Harvey. wars distributed before (teriatmaa wiU also hold Ite nomination and roll car of the Springs chain of tex- MEN’S and YOUNG MEN’S Charles C. B'-own. ,V) a constable, wbo was driving to halt. Days of Introduced by County Commis- Csllfornis's Mojave Desert. Autos and makssblft ahacks at the Elephant Eagle Mines near Mojave, will not be mode until the Ad: sleds; 18 aeootsra, S3 go-carto; 11 The train was bold at tee scene ntng In tee Masonic Temple. A ment committee plana to aerv.o an automobile driven by Brovim side- sioner Smith, chairman of the board Jan. IS.—Second annual "Inter- Istratlon completes its budget wheelbarrows: 88 wagons; 17 rock- of the accident by tee edroner. Christmas party will follow tee busi- Mr*. Raycroft Walsh, Mrs. C. After stopping tee car, tee ban- oyster stew supper. wiped an automobile driven by John Calif.* shown In ihs abort plcturce hint at the activity In tha *34 CalUoniln "gold rush.” South Africaa niUonal Night” at Y. M. C. A. dits directed White, Thurman and of management of the Tolland mining Interests are reported to have paid $3,000,000 for a share In the Mojave venture.' relief plans. ers; 8 tricycles; 7 automobiles; 3 The train was an hour late at the ness session, with Mrs. Minnie C. Currier and several other Man- L Hawkes of Poughkeepsie, N. Y., County Temporary Home, Mr Rle- Jan. 17-30 — Annual Poultry After a recent conference time of tee crash. At the company Schiebel and Mrs. J. L. Winterbot- chester women are entertaining to- D. W. Furr, another constable, to run re.MiltIng Hawkes losing control or Show at State Arinory. desks; 12 tobies; 18 chairs; 16 rock- dcll. who has done much welfare President Roosevelt, Chali ing chairs; 10 beds; 11 high chairs: offices in Clhicago officials said tee tom In charge. Members ore Re- morrow evening with little dinner into a woods and qs the three men | hla car which crashed head on Inm work, taking thousands of boys' to Jon. 19.—Annual concert and Doughton of the House ways and engiseer was named Henry of Battle parties previous to tee Holiday fled fired several shots over their an automobile driven by Walter p. church on Wednesday, December Mrs. Nellie McCarthy Edwards; a dance of Manchester Pipe Band. 11 swings; 17 carriages; 10 pianos; quested to bring a gift not exceed- CHRISTMAS SAVINGS the Yankee Stadium In New York mother, Mrs. Calvin Edwards; four means committee said hs feared It 6 Jorge blackboards; 14 small black- Creek, Mich., and tee conductor was ing ten cento in value. dance of tee Public Health Nursing ears. Pierce of 5 Rock avenue, Worcester, n ty to witness major league ball 26th at seven o'clock. There will COMMUNmfPLAN Jan. 30.—Second annua] birthday would be necessary to oxtefid the association at tee Manchester Coun- The bandits teen shot tee tires off Clothing brothers, Eugene, Walter, of Rock- bo&ds: 1 bureau; 17 ironing boards:, named Mirfleld, Post Huron, Mich. Mass. Mrs. Hawkes was thrown games, talked to the children In a be an entertainment program, tree, ball at State Armory. expiring "nuisance” levies. More try club." Mrs. William C. (teeney tee payroll car and made off in their from the car and Is still a patient and other features. ville; Lewis, of Pawtucket, R. I., Feb. 3-3.—Ice Carnival program, 4 wash polls; 9 wash baskets; 12 The class in home hygiene and own machine. CLUBISPOPEAR moat interesting manner. He pre- and Nathan, of Hartford. He was a than a score of taxes expire or wash b o o ^ ; 3 piano stools. wbo Is In charge of the decorations at the Rockville citv hospital I sented them with a beautiful pic- Auxiliary to Meet OF HEALTH WORK ball on Saturday, carnival on Sun- cbopge six months hence unless nursing, which boa been meeting Is using tee traditional Christmas Were White Men. CapUln Richard Shea who Investi- ture, "The Night Before Christ- Stanley Dobosg Unit No. 14 of member of Damon Lodge Knights day. (Tentative). Eight sawing mocblnes; 6 cabl- ^eml-weekly for several months at White reported to the mills’ gen- of Pythias of this city. The fu- they are re-ehacted. nsto; 4 large horses; 10 furniture CRIMINAL CASES red and green—wreaths and ' red gated the accident and Mr Hiiv.k. s mas." which will be placed In one the American Legion Auxiliary will March 17.—Ball, Ancient Order of Committee tax experts estimate the Sebool Street Recreation CJenter candles, and bos arranged the sun eral offices here that tee bandits Values Ustlfled that Mr. Brown meet this evening at eight o’clock neral will be held on Fridgy a t two Hibernians. sets: 1 ploy yard; 2 settees; 3 pr. under the direction of Miss Meo of had blackened teelr faces, but that of the classrooms In the modern o'clock from the Luctna Memorial NEEDED IN 1935 temporary levies will produce $416,- room with suitable furnishings for Fhrst Day at Bank Finds 198 drinking. Associate Judge ThomM and model schoolhouse. He also pre- In the O. A. R. hall. At this time 000,000 in revenue in tee present fis- akiia; 1 sawing bosket; 3 bed room Waterbury, will give a demonstra- those who desire to sit out some of he felt certain they were white men. Larkin was on the bench and Attor- plans will be completed for the an- chapel. Burial will be in Grove seta; 1 pr. stilts; 10 sand diggers; 8 tion of their work Friday evening at One of them, he said, was w'earlng a sented to each of the 47 children In Hill cemetery. Rev. Edward L. cal year ending June 30, 1936. This IN STATE NOTED tee dances. Mrs. Charles S. Burr ney Bernard J. Ackerman. the Home a small picture of George nual Christmas party of the chil- CADETS TO CONDUa does not include tee bonk check tax buses; 7 steam rollers; 64 boots; 2 8 o'clock at the Wbiton Memorial and Mrs. Robert Russell will have cap similar to a state highway pa- Joining—Still Thne to Start prosecuting attorney presented the Washington Mr, Riedell won his dren of Veterans which will take Nicld, pastor of the Rockville Bap- doll bouses: 146 trucks; 4 ambu- halL In addition to tee demonstrc' trolman's. tist church will officiate. nor tee extra cent on first class punch bowls at either end of the case. Mr. Brown was represented way into the hearts of all the boys place on Saturday afternoon, De- State Department Urges Lo* postage. Incidentally, a reduction lances; 11 wrecking cars; 66 auto- Uon, which will be well worth see- sun-room and will serve ,refresh- H. R, Rice, secretary of the mill, by Attorney Donald C, Fisk of this and glris and was given the home cember 29th In the G. A. R. hall. SERVICE AT CITADEL from three to two cents in such mobiles; 3 slgbt-seelng buses; 10 ing, entertainment numbers will be ments during th* Intermission said the payroll was "around $18,- •Thursday in Clnb. city. yell led by Tommy Ei'warda and Mrs. Olivo Lcroux, president of the postage becomes effectlvs auto- tractors; 8 dirigibles; 43 airplanes; Report Made by given, and tee whole program is period a t 11 o'clock. 000" and was considerably smaller Case rontlnned. was thanked by Commissioner auxiliary is In charge of the party. NEGRO YOUTH KI LLS cal Officials to Evaluate matically July 1, 1935. 44 trains; 83 racing cars; 33 motor- absolutely free. Upwards of 35 The case of Adam Bryczawskl of Smith and Superintendent McClain. The afternoon's program will In- The regular Wednesday evening cycles; 7 tennis racquets; 12 drums. Coarts; Total of 4,025 mothers and young women have The newly Inaugurated Christmas 39 •Village street, baker, who Is Members of the PIcdell family, clude games, songs and recitations service of the Salvation Army Twenty-four fire engines; 6 ma- token advantage of this excellent •Friday Savings club at the Savings Bank of charged with asisault and breach of who have visited various County by the children, a visit from Santa GEORGI A POLI CE CHI EF 1934 and Develop Definite Young People’s Legion wrlU have the chine guns; 14 pop-eye-tee Sailor course which was made possible Manchester has been enthusiastical- the peace, has been continued until Homes and other institutions for Claus and refreshments. pleasure of having as their special games; 3 gas traks; 9 stoves; 4 Cases in Two Years. through tee instrumentality of the ly received It was stated by R. La- next Monday. It la alleged that he rhlldrcn cxprc.ssed their delight Mukara Jailed speakers this eVenIng a t 7:45, Cadet kitchen sets: 2 airports; 2 garages; Program. Alex Nlcol and Cadet David Sam- Manchester Chapter, American Red Motte Russell this morning. On the threw boiling coffee on Alex aiepu- with the Tolland County Temporary Mike Mnkara, of Village street, Grabs Officer’s Gun While He $25 R EW A R D 6 horses imd wagons; 2 frlgldaires; Cross. The public wll. be welcome. House’s After Christmas first day that the club was open 198 towskt of West Wllllngton on Friday Home ‘or Children. Highly com- father-in-law of Adam Brajcowskl, W’as lieinK Taken to Jail on uelson of the Salvation Army Train- Will be paid for any oom whieli 11 tdeptaones; 8 carpet sweepers; 1 •Saturday started membership. There Is still night scalding him on the face. Sie- mending the progresolvo policy ing CJoIlege in New York city- Great Christopher Poettve Oom Hartford, Dec. 26.—(AP) —The coffee pot hurler, .whose case Is to Theft Charge. 'vacuum sweeper; 3 hoes; 2 rakes; biennial report of the criminal Tha Ooamopoliton club will hold an opportunity to enroll In the putowskl is still confined to the humanitarian metho.is and personal come up next Monday morning, was Just as the business men scans his These young men before going to Cure cannot remove. Also good 7 ohovelp. club and It Is expected that several Rockville City hospital as the result interest In the welfare of the boys Training college to be trained for for callouses, warts and moles. business of the courts for the two its annual (Christmas |mrty in Cen- arrested last night after a disturb- books at the end of the year to Three floor mops; 6 music boxes: 2 ter church house on F rt^ y after- more local people will take this op- of the Injuries. Bryczawskl Is out and girls, they classed the Institu- ance at the Home bakery where they Ellaville, Gp.. Dec. 26.—(AP) — officers were valuable members of Sold In Maacheater by Olenney*s, dust pans; 2 lawn mowers; 3 roller years ended on June 30, 1934, bos SALE of FOOTWEAR portunity to save for their next Charlie Dodson, negro youth, waa learn exactly wherein he has gained the local Salvation Army band, noon at 2:30. Mies Henrietta Devon •Monday under bonds of 160.00. tion at Vernon Center an outstand- live. Patrolman F’rey went to the 789 Main StreeL skates; 1 Kangaroo game; 310 been compiled by tee State Comp- Christmas spending. This year two Hent to Jail. ing children's institution of its kind home when a complaint was made held in a Columbus, Ga., Jail today and wherein he has lost, and then Everybody's welcome^ will be the hostess, assisted by Mrs. per cent Interest will be paid on the books; 38 pocketbooks; 243 misc. trollrf 08 provided by law. The re- It’s a sale for Men, Women, Boys and Girls and what Salvatore Schlavettl, 48. of Sou^ and all that a real home should be. to the police headquarters. charged with the killing of Police lays plans for recouping the losses toya; 235 Jig-saw puzzles: 26 blocks; port for the first year contains Lula Bidwell and Mrs. J. W. Con- accounts. Coventry. * wood chopper, formerly and "then some " They con^der the Patrolman Frey took Makara to Chief W. B. Souter with the chief’s in the new year, so must community 11 pslnets; 16 croquet sets; 9 table record of the disposition of 2,194 row. a good time all of you can have^—Shoes—Slippers—all of this city, was sentenced to au ffyninnflium, cost Tolland headquarters charged with breach of own gun. cases and 1,831 for tee second days In Tollan.l Jail and was fined County less than $100. the fully Sheriff E. C. Rigsby said the health officials and health workers tennis; 21 dish sets; B tlddley-wlnks; kinds of footwear reduced. Inventory time is but a few the peace and notified Brajeewski to review the year's gains or losses and 4 moving picture machines; 18 bowl- year, a total of 4,025 for the state Among the Manchester boys home $50 and costs wjjen equipped playgrounds and baseball bo In court this morning as a wlt- youth, captured in the swamps near The reports are complied from for tee Cliristm'as holidays Is one days away and the best way we know to reduce our big TO DISCUSS FARM John E. Pisk in the Ro'.d particularly here, had confessed. make definite plans for overcoming ing gomes; 17 lotto: 7 fish ponds; B Get Here Early ress. during the new year whatever loss- New Yearns Hit o f New erector sets; 8 meteor games; 8 statements furnished by the state’s from Vermont Acadenfy at Saxtons stock is to mark it at prices that will demand your at- court. He was charged .with las- nmnov,.Btroflsed theV.— freedom------of the chll , Makara was given 16 days In Jail The negp-o, against whom feeling prosecuting attorneys for each year River, Vermont, Matthew Batson clvtouB carriage, to which he plcad- dren, with numerous contacts, ana i u jeisit mis morning was reported to be running high, is es have been sustained, the weekly beads; 9 dominoes; 7 train.sets; 3 tending this sale. It starts THURSDAY at 9 a. m. CENSUS AT MEETI NG bulletin of the State Department of electrical sets; 8 ring tossing games; of the biennium. son of Mrs. Inez M. Batson. Batson and Get Your the homelike atmosphere. an.l assessed court costs totalling said to be only 17 years of age. In the first year of the biennium was one of a group of 0ve to receive *^51rs. Theresa Greghlm, 33, of Ae«'ldent Monday Night. . 's i i uq Souter arrested the negro Christ- Health advised today. England 6 Jock Straws: 9 card games; 4 tar- Three aulomohlles were involved ® ' get gomes; 8 embroidery sets; 4 373 cases were disposed of in the highest scholastic honors for the W. B. Coon Made—Black and Brown Ox- Mint Producer-Dealers to Gath- Prospect street, this city, was brought o)it during the mas eve on a charge of theft and as Public health records will show Superior CJourt at New Haven and fall term. During the sea-son he play- Choice of the before the court on a similar charge In an accident In Vemon Center testimony that the Bureau of Child ho was taking his prisoner to Jail clearly where each community’s at- stop-look-llsten games; 4 doll cut- er in the Hotel Bond All Day Monday afternoon near the Wet- outo; 7 baseball games; 200 misc. 84 at Waterbury: 168 in the New ed on tee Junior varsity football fords— Tomorrow. had her csise continued until January Welfare la having an Investigation the negro was reported by officers to tack must be directed during the Haven Common Pleas Court and 62 team. 4th. . . „ stone tobacco plantation. James of conditions at the home made by have grabbed Souter’a gun and shot coming year, and plans for 1935 will gomes. at Waterbury. In tee second year Stock The two were arrested as me re- A. Ryan of 333 Lafayette street, him. call for a program involving imme- One Indian suit; 1 Ck>w-Girl suit; S. F. Solomon, recently appoint- In.spcctor George Williams. There 300 were disposed of in tee Superior John MacDonald, a farmer, and s sult of an Investigation Salem, isIs a possioiuiypossibility innithat oinerother memcmber.s Dogs led the way to the negro's diate adoption of the safest and most Hotel Bond 38 pencil boxes; 16 musical tops; 6 $ 8 .s o Now 7 . 6 5 Court at New Haven and 82 at Misa Anna Sabanskee, a tobacco ed census supervisor for Connecti- George WllUama of the Connecticut hiding place yesterday. effective methods for bringing imder typewriters; 6 Honeymoon express; cut, has accepted an Invitation to and stopped his ® ' I of the family will be arrested, Hartford Waterbury and 139 In tee Common worker, bote of Buckland, filed ah MEN’S and YOUNG MEN’S Humane Society. highway tnick which m Is. liu r a J. Wendhelser control those elements which have 36 Bolsc. noise makers; 7 xylophones; Pleas CJourt sL New Haven and 47 address the all-day annual meeting has five children and la not living 5 banjos; 10 target ball gomes; 3 application for a marriage license of the Milk Producer-Dealers' Asso- delayed progress in public health at Waterbury. at tee Bureau of Vital Statistics In with her husband, In a statement to work. Only in this way can disease pool tobies; 11 ice skates: 2 running ciation of Connecticut which Is to of 35 West Read Road. New Haven, New Haven Conrt Hartford on Monday. $6«SO and S7 -0 0 Now $ ^ . 8 9 the police which both she and Schla- Della Kevll VVcndhelser and sister Y, M. C^A. Notes or insanitary conditions be cured, for shoes; 31 footballs; 9 swimming At New Haven tee first year in bo held St the Hotel Bond, Hart- vettl Blgned. admitted misconduct at was approaching in the same direc- M o n d ay N ight, D ece m b er 31st ford, tomorrow. Mr. Solomon will of George Peter Wendhol.ser passed health work is no longer a matter of tubes; 3 baseball hots; 5 baseball the superior court 88 cues were un- Mrs. Mary Fitzpatrick, of 166 SUITS and OVERCOATS various times during the pMl year- tion and struck the rear of the Ryan away early Christmas morning st Wednesday "watchful watting." Increased ef- gloves; 2 baseball masks; 2 boxing Dorothy Dodd Make—Pumps— dewribe the farm census work She came to Rockville from Wllll- car, and bounded off to the left In disposed of for various reasons. Qt Woodland street, is seriously ill a t which will be undertaken In Con- front of an nutomoblte driven by her home on Elm street. Miss 4:00 -YUGG Girls club. forts and possibly increased funds gloves. tee trials seven resulted in convic- her home. msntlc several years ago, and at oto VVcndhelser was born In Rockville. 5:15 Business Men’s Volley ball. may be nccessasy to do the Job. Four tonka; 3 snow skates; 17 flat- tions by Jury, 13 convictions by $40.00 Suit or Overcoat •00—Save $ necticut as well as ever; other state time she lived In Andover. The Harold Q. Reese of 35 Bellingham • 11 8.00 of the Union In January by the She waa educated In the Rockville 6:30 - Intermediate basketball In evaluating the records of the irons; 6 Jump-ropes:. 1 coon-Jlgger; court, five acquittals by Jury, two Waiter Hibbard of Providence, R. continuance of the case was ordered Road, Won.!C.:tcr, Maas., which was public schools, the Rockville High 1 cairtoge sled; 6 see-saws; 8 large $ 8 .0 0 Now $ 7 . 1 5 United States Departin'nt of Com- so arrangement! could be made for approaching from the opi>osite direc- league. old year, it may be found necessary N . Y . M usical Revue acquittals by Insanity, eight port I., spent tee holiday with his par- marce—Bureau of Census. Annual .school, and finished at Mt. St. 7:00—Sewing (Hass (a). Miss Hib- to concentrate on attention to mal- checker boards; 1 telescope; 13 ten- trials by Jury. Pleas of guilty were ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Hibbard of $35.00 Suit or Overcoat $28 •00—Save $7.«« reports of the Association will be the care of the children. tion. nf I Joseph’s Academy In Hartford She bard. nutrition, additional effort for Im- nis bolls: 6 baseballs; 61 baseballs; 286, bonds forfeited 1, 58 absolute 282 Norte Main street submitted, followed by election of ToU To see Big 0 “tn« Police Captain Rlcha ^ . __ , was known as Rockville’s moat ac- 8:00—Sewing Class (b). Miss Hib- munization against diphtheria, vac- 61 rubber W ls; 25 tops; 8 golf balls; noles, 1 nolle on terms, bench war- The youngsters at the ^the RiKkvllle p.dlcc vest .gated pTan.st a a r t;teacher. She 18 Beautiful Girls—Versatile Men officers and directors for 103S. County Temporary Home for Chil- bard. cination against smallpox, early dis- 301 dolls; 2 large cabinets: 7 hand- wants 109. Bonds forfeited $150,-' Several of the store owners in $ 6*0 0 and $ 6*5 0 Now $ ^ « 8 9 $30.00 Suit or Overcoat $24 .00—Save $ 6.00 A large attendance 1- .expected, Alien and dren at Vernon Center are to wit- ^ appear at theV>>i®® headquarters "‘“^Icd under Mrs. N. H 8:00—"Y" bowling team vs Aetna covery of tuberculosis, the promo- cuffs; 37 guns; 125 animals; 6 sol- 000. At Waterbury there were six Manchester have started taking particularly because there will bo other well known Hartford teachers in Manche.ster. tion of adult health through the an- diori. convictions by Jury, four by court, down - their Christmas decorations • \ brougbt up for discussion the reso- ness a major league baseball gome it Rockville toiluy for a hearing. and spi-nt a number of seasons In at the Yankee Stadium. New York John R. Reese, 9, son of the driver Thursday nual physical examination, control W o n d erful 8-C o u rse D in n e r Whew I And when Santa unloaded one acquitted by jury, four by court, and prerlnventory soles are being $25.00 Suit or Overcoat $20*00—Save $5*00 lutions and recommendations pre- New York City where she studied 4:00—Grade school boys gym. of venereal disease and the following thi» cargo of toya in tee local needy one because of Insanity and one planned. sented to Governor Cross on Do- City, during the latter part of Jt'"®- of the Reese ear waa taken to the under Dr. E. N. Bowman and Ur. 1515 Yes. and "Babe" Ruth Is to Rockville City hospital and was 4:00—Tap and social danring up of cases to insure adequate treat- homes ho was perspiring aplenty, part trial by Jury. There were 67 $S*0 0 Now esmber 23 by the chairmen of the William Mason and several other his beard was all awry and his 1934 pleas of guilty, 10 absolute nblles. Relatives of Walter N. Leclere.'of County Dairy committees. These be in the lineup. This wm the posi- treated by Dr. R. C. Ferguson for best known teachers. She had classes. ment, the lessening of occupational Three Orchestras—Many Other Features tive announcement made by F reu c. lacerations of .ho face and forelr 5:15—Men's representative volley- disease hazards through coopera- Christmas coat was somewhat soil- In the,New Haven Common Pleas Norte Main street from Providence, recommendations incl'ided a re- travelled quite extensively in Amer- CJourt 9 cases were undisposed of in visited with him over tee holiday. sumption of efforts U> bring about Riedell of Norwalk, who vl.sttcd this He was imublc to continue on ica and Europe, the West Indies, ball practice. tion with industry, or the extension ed. Yet be waved a fond adieu to tee Air Tread—Brown and Black Ties— Boys’ SUITS and OVERCOATS Home recently as the guest of trip willi ills iinrents to .Meriden, 6:30—Girls Scout troop II. of sewered areas or more efficient Including Hats, Caps, Balloons, firemen of No. 3 and assured them tee first year. a Btate-wldo equalization fund, South America and had spent many Of the trials 8 were iconvicted by Two saw fliers, two tool sharpen- which baa been and will continue to County Commissioner Harry ^c. where they' were to .visit. Mrs. winters in Florida. She was plan- 6:30—Talcottvllle boys gym. sewage disposal to prevent possible that he would be bock on tee Job smith, chairman of the Board of Mabel Knaus, 60, wife of Samuel 7:00—Women's bowling. contamination of public water sup- Noisemakers, Etc. with a bigger load in 1835. Jury, 43 by court, four acquitted by ers and one automobile meebanto • — iM bitterly fought by the Milk Pro- ning to leave on January 3rd for Jury and 9 by court. There was onq ore especially needed a t once in the $22.50 Suit or Overcoat $18 00 Save $4*S0 ducer-Dealers’ Association of Con- Management. Mcaars RiceJeU ana Knaus was tuki’H to llie Manchester Fort Lauderdale, F'lorida, to stay 8:00—County "Y” Senior B bas plies. 8 6 .0 0 Now $ 5 . S 9 Smith are well known In Elks cir- Memorial "hospital liy another mo- kctball league. When the definite objectives are Jury disagreement. The number of state (XiC camps, according to on' Bsctlcut. until spring hoping that the change appeal made this morning to tee cles throughout Connccltcut. The torist and treated for lacerations on to warmer weather would benefit 9:00— Manchester "Y” vs So. determined, the detailed plans must pleaa of guilty were 817, one bond $20.00 Suit or Overcoat $16.00—Save $4.00 former is a Grand Esquire to Dis- the head, ankle and one haiui by Ur. $5.00 Per Person in Ballroom forfeited, 44 absolute noUes, three local CCC bureau, room 11, Munici- Sally Sweets—Oxfords— her health. She had been In til Methodist. 'je developed. Does the immediate PRESDENT PASSES pal building. Applicants may apply trict Deputy Grand Exalted Ruler David M. Caldwell. health for the past two years suf- 9:00—Special bowling m atch - plan relate to the whole community nollea on terms, two bench warranto Deaths Last Night William D. Cameron of Connecticut Orange to Sloet. issued. At Waterbury 62 coses were this afternoon or during the week. fering with leukaemia. Everything Kcbart vs. Plpp. or only a special portion of It? What Those who have previously served in $18.00 Suit or Overcoat 514 —Save $ 3 * « o West, while the latter Is District De- The Ellington Grange will hold a known to medical science had been facilities are available for accom- $4.00 Per Person in All Other disposed of and IS were not disposed $ 5 .0 0 Now $ 3 . 8 9 •40 Kew Tork—Hubbard Hutchinson, puty Grand Exalted Ruler for Con- Christmas program following the ^ QUIET CHRISTMAS of for various reasons. There were tee state camps ore not eligible for tried to help her without success RAILRO.VD IS BUSY plishing the desired end? Does it appointment ST, music reviewer for the New necticut Bast. Mr. Riedell has taken bustners meeting this evening. ere ^ passed away quietly here call for cooperation of professional Dining Rooms and Lobby 22 convictions by court and four $15.00 Suit or Overcoat $12.00—Save $3.00 York Times. thousands of youngsters to the will be an exchange of ten cent' on Christmas morning in her sleep. New Haven. Dec. 28.—(AP)—Icy workers or the public at large or acquittals by court. There were 18 Close-out—20 Pairs Growing Girls’ Black Stuth Haven. Mich.—W. Herman Yankee Stadium, where they have gifts. Tlic committee in charge in- pleas of guilty, one forfeit bond and The official board of tee Con- The funeral will be held on highways proved a boon today to both? What resources, such as pre- cordia Lutheran church will meet Winslow, 77, founder and head of had a big thrill witnessing "Babe" cludes Mr. and Mrs. G. F'. Berr, Friday at 9:30 with a solemn high the New York, New Haven and 32 absolute nolles. and Brown, College Heel Oxfords— Ruth and the other baseball cele- Grace iikes. Mrs. Lottie Finance, vious experience of others or tlie re- Goes to Connnnnion Services tonight at 7:30. $12.50 Suit or Overcoat —Save $2*SO Winslow Brothers. Chicago, manu mass at St. Bernard's church. Her Hartford Railroad company. sults of surveys, are available to In tee second year in New Haven $ 10 •00 facturers of ornamental Iron and brities, Including "Buster" Lou Nellie F:. MeFDilght. Mrs. Maude P. body will be placed In the Wend- The company reported 389 pas- Superior Court there were 65 cases wartime munitions makers. Gehrig, leading batsman and homo Steele and Fidwln G. Davis. help development ofHhe plan i' The W e Suggest Y o u M a k e Reservations N o w Mr. and Mrs. PYonk Rawson of helser family mausoleum In St. sengers were transferred to tralno plan should set a definite limit of in Morning; Formal Dinner undisposed of, and of 35 trials six Hein street have returned lifter Cynthlana. Ky.—Henry Clay run king for the past season. In ac- OtMirgr H. Badiiiingtun. Bernard’s cemetery. from Greyhound buses which be- were convicted by Jury and 9 6y 5 2 . 5 9 Qeorge, 78, well known figure on Iho tlon. George H. Badmington, 89, of 129 time in which the results are to be spending several days and the $5.00 Men’s Woolen Blouses 54 • 0 0 —S a v e $ 1.00 In announcing hla plans to the .\ndrcw C. Edwards came stranded in the state. attained and should make provision W it h H e nri Karn at Ro o m 3 2 3 court Four acquitted .by Jury and Christmas holiday 'with Mrs. Raw- Grand Circuit, and familiarly known Union street, died on .Monday after- Andrew C. Edwards, age 57 of 13 Buses operating between New Served at Night. two by courts; four acquitted on Brown Suede Pumps— as "Dud" among followers of trot- youngsters of. the Tolinnd County noon at his home. He was born in for progress reports. It should also son’s sisters in New York. Temporary Hiune for Children. Cottage street, died at the Rockville Haven and Boston and New Haven include plans for keeping the public grounds of insanity, five port trials Lowell, Mass., July 28, 1845, and City hospital on Christmoa Day at and Springfield were among those Washington, Dec. 26.—(AP) — to Jury and five to court''Pleaa of $5.50 Men’s Woolen Blouses $4 .40—Save $ 1 . 10 ^ eellng, W. Va.—Seaton Alex- Grand F'.snulrc F'rcd C. Riedell. who live.! In this city for the past 61 halted by the hazardous traveling well informed on the latest, scientific Do'vld Harrison, employed as a $ 5*0 0 Now $ ^ o 8 9 ander, 74, burineasnan and a for- baa long been deeply Interested In years. Ho wa.s em|)loyed in the noon following n short illness. principles of disease control and While Washington basked In tee guilty were 237, two bonds forfeited, government clerk in Washington, welfare work, stated that he would Fie was bom In Hampton on Au- ccnditlons. mildest Cnjriatmas weather in years, 36 absolute nolles and'45 bench war- D. C., spent tee holiday visiting re- mer president of the National iShoc ioenl woolen mills for alwut 50 gust 11, 1877 and had lived in health promotion, which information $6.00 Men’s Woolen Blouses • 8 0 —S a v e $ 1 . 2 0 Retailers Association. present to the boy having the best years ns a wool sorter. Ho leaves becomes more Important when new the President and his family cele- rants issued. At Waterbury of 9 latives and friends in Manchester. 54 mark in the Home scliool an auto- Rockville for the past forty-four More than 27,000,000 trees were brated yuletlde quietly at the White trials two were convictions by Jury, He planned to return to Washington 15% Off AU Kali-sten-iks. Memphis. Tenn.—Helmar George, one son, Albert B.admlngton of this years. He was employed for many planted on New York state refores- or special health activities are un- 4», New York, a pioneer In the graphed baseball. Competition is c*ty. dertaken, since the work will be House. ’’ I five by courts, one port trial to Jury today. certain to be keen, for there Isn't a years at Talcott Brothers factory in tation areas during the past spring The President and Mrs. Roosevelt and one to court There were 61 Development of alrplene "sky writ- The funeral will be held from his Taicotlvllle.' He leaves his wtfe. and summer. handicapped if Ignorance, misinfor- 10% Off All Daniel Green SUppers. ing" sdvertiaing. youngster anywhere who would ndt late home at 129 Union street on mation and false notions about devoted tee day exclusively to fami- pleas of guilty, 12 absolute nollea Miss Helen Ferrence who Is $8.00 Men’s Mackinaws $6 .40—Save $1*60^ Cleveland—George F. Moran, 52, like to win such a prize. To every Thursday al'lemism at two o'clock. health prevail. ly and close friends except for a visit and 14 bench warrants. coaching tee cast in a play to be Co-Operative Black Dress Oxfords— former chairman of the board and youngster It has a value that can- Rev. Dr. George S. Brookes, pastor to St. Thomas Episcopal church for In New Haven Common Pleas presented by iroung people qf the director of the Cleveland Co., for- not be computed In terms of dollars of the Union Congregational ehureh communion services. They heard the Court there were 12 cases undis- Polish National churcb, has called a $9.00 Men’s Mackinaws $7«20—Save $1.80; mer publisher of the Cleveland and cents. will officiate. Burial will be in pastor, tee Rev. C. Ernest Smite, posed of 38 trials 7 were convtctians rehearsal for tonight at 7:30 a t the News. While the plans for attending a Grove Hill cemetery. ^^^Uacat u} tt u t apeak of peace that may prevail In by Jury, 26, by court 8 acquittals church on Gotway street $ 9*0 0 Now $ ^ » 9 8 Uneoln, Neb.—Dr. A. L. Blxby, major league ball game at the Yan- A. O. IL Party. POUCE COURT human heauto despite International by court and two by Jury. There veteran columnist for the Unccrin kee Stadium. New York City are The Ladies' Auxiliary of the A. O. bitterness and strife between class- were 39 pleas of guilty, one bond Memorial Tempi*, Pythian Sis- $4.00 Boys’ Woolen Blouses $3^*20~’~Save 8 0 8 not entirely complete It Is expect- T h e Look A head .. Journal. H. will hold a Chlstmas party in Norblt O’t^nnell, 20, of East es. forfeited, 22 absolute nolle* and six ters, will bold its regular meeting, Black and Brovini Oxfords— '^buquerque, N. M.—Arthur R. ed that the trip to the metropoUe postponed from Christmas, tomor- will be made Immediately after the their hall in the Preecott block this Hampton, who was arrested Sunday Center of moot of tee gayety and nolles on terms. At Waterbury of 34 ^ TUlmsn. 46. safety supervisor for evening. F’ollowing the regular By : and charged with driving an auto- liveliness in tee holiday decorated trials, 22 were convictions by court row night at 8 o’clock in Odd Fel- $4.50 Boys’ Woolen Blouses 93 •60—Save 90fi the western lines of the Sante Pc close of the Tolland County Home lows hall. 'AU members ore urged $ 6 .0 0 Now School on June 21. While It Is near- meeting a social will be held and ' mobile while his license was under' White House wheire the three grand- one by jury and 11 were acquitted 5 5 .3 9 jlfilhroad. each member' will exchange a ten ; suspension, was fined $100 and costa children of the President—"Sistle” by court. There were 17 pleas of to be present os at this meeting tee Morin Heights, Que.—Dr. Joseph ly six months away, the youngsters, temple which was orronlzed on both boys and girls, are counting cent gilt. Refreshments will be Ed w in M ark ha m I In police court today, but $75 of tee and "Buzsie" Doll, children of tee guilty, 13 absolute noUea and one House’s Special Black and Brown Ox- $4.75 Boys’ Woolen Blouses 93 •80—Save 95C Ion, 77, former administrator served by the following committee, : fine was remitted. Tha atari... ohopplng... dcmdiiv... President’s daughter, Anna Dali; and nolle on terms. December 29, 1933, will celebrate the dental faculty, at the Uni- the days and eagerly looking for- its onnlvorsoiy. ward to the trip. In all probability Mrs. Margaret McCartin, chairman; L O'Connell t^'os represented by Sara, daughter of tee President's fords®— te de Montreal. ‘ Mrs. Mary McCarthy. Miss Della Born April 23,1852 Prosecuting Attorney EMgar A. Car- baaehaa...tha anttra ctlr la ta a son and Mrs. James Roosevelt. SOCIAL WORKERS’ PABUST. Gtvenwlch, Conn—Jarvis S. Mc- buses will be chartered to take the Martin. Mrs. Roger Murphy, Mrs. The Cecilion Club wUI have a youngsters direct from Rm'kvlllc to rier of the East Hampton town holIdoT mood la aummor. Jlad tho Laxlngtoa la oaxt Their excited cries and rushes to special rehearsal tonight at 7 $7.00 Boys’ Wool Mackinaws 9 5 •60—Save $1.4< 62, captain in aviation for em- Catherine Murphy, Mrs. Mary court. Mr. (Carrier pleaded for leni- reach bulging stockings hung on a Bridgeport. Dec. 27.—(AP)— A $ 4*0 0 Now $ ^ « d l9 in service In New York, the Yankee Stadium. Already vari- O'Hara, Mias Julia O’Keefe. Mrs. o’clock a t tea South Methodist ous patriotic and fraternal societies I AM done with the years that were; l am ency, pointing out teat the youth door to ararylhlag thofa going on. Loeatad Ihiaa bloeka firs place in tee second story sitting meeting of public and private social church for the bibUcol drama, “The _ the World War. (^ttaertne Pollard, Mrs. Anne May lost his father two months ago and workers and relief administrators VCucson, Arts.—The Rev. John and public-spirited people have room was tee high point of on other- Way of Peace" which tee club will $9.50 Boys’ Wool Mackinaws $ 7 * M —Save $1«1 promised co-operation and support. Plunder, Mrs. Ora Plnney and Mrs. quits; that a heavy fine would impose a from tea Grand Control Zona. It's wtfhin flva mlnntoa* wise quiet family observance of the baa been called for 10 a. m., Thurs- Close-out Boys* Shoes and Oxfords it Hannum, 64, pastor Catherine Regan. present Sunday evening at this Mr. Riedell will meet the Tolland hardship upon his mother. He said day. At night there was a formal day in New Haven at which time church. tus of the Green Lake United Ilule Selected. I am done with the dead and old. O'Connell never had been in trouble walk ollha'lamona Flf^ A'ranna atons.K coola yon no church of Seattle, County Home youngsters at Nor- dinner. mutual problems of relief workers walk, accompany them to the Yankee The play "There Was No Room In before and enjoyed a good reputa- and tee Connecticut Milk Producers It Lake aty, UUh—Richard the Inn" which waa lo have been They are mines worked out; I delved in mora to atop ol tela contraatant naw hotaL Boom lataa With the President and Mrs. Members of Manchester Tent G R E E N D I S C O U N T S T A M P S Stadium and a.vange for all the tion in tec community in which he Roosevelt for the occasion were bis Association will bo discussed. The Knights of the Maccabees, and their Now $ 2 * 4 9 W E ISS U E Rhepard, 80, an authority on details, Including free admission. presented last Th\irsday night in the their pits; lived. ora S3 and up par dor. Etrarr room has radio and bate. meeting will be held at tee council hooka pertaining to western Sykes Auditorium by the Children mother, Mrs. James Roosevelt, and families have been invited to attend That It will be a red letter day on tU tee members of their family. of social agencies rooms, 166 E3m tee Christmoa program tonight at the calendar of the Tolland County of Mary of St. Bernard's church for I have saved their grain of gold. KILLED BV TRUCK All Laxingtoa laolouraata oro eoolod by rafaigarotod air. street Beach, CaUf.—Mrs. MatUda the benefit of the church, and which 7:80 in tbs Bolcb and Brown haU. Temporary Horae for Children, goes \ ’ETERAN DOCTOR DIES The pouibillty of reaching on Under tee direction of the court di- Reuse, 48, wife of Ueut. without saying. Not only the boys was postponed, will be pre^mted on Stamford, Dec. 26.— (AP) — An agreement with relief agencies as to Harry J. Reuse, U. 8. Thursday evening, January' 3rd. The Amherst, Maas., Dec. 28.— (AP)— rector, Mrs. W. P. Law, the recent- and girls of tbs Tolland County NOW I turn to the future for wine and unidentified man about middle age Or. George Rawson, 73, for 43 years tee distribution of surplus milk ly instituted A. L. Brown Junior '-ii DPI reserved seats will be on sale died In tec Stamford hospital this J 1 ^ ills, Minn.—John Gorm- Temporary Home, but everybody t resident here died today. He was among CXmtaecUcut families on relief Court, wUI give its Initial enter- ujiouse I w ^ connected with the Home, Including at the Auditorium box office b6lh bread; morning, an hour after he had been is expected to be a major topic for 0(w of the founders of Me- Wednewlay and Thursday. January i descendant of Edward Rawson, tainment of eonge, recitations and all the members of the Board of struck at the- West Main street Ilrat secretary of state for the discussion. solo donees. The children are re- Oormley, King company, 2 and 3. from 2:30 to 5 o'clock and I have bidden the past adieu. bridge by a truck operated by Al- 48TH STREET AT LEXINGTON AVENUE ■ NSW YORK INC. iad drug manufacturers. Management and Superintendent llassachusetto Bay Colony. He had quested to appear at the hall at 7 and Airs. Albert S. McClain appre- 7:30 to 9 p. m. 1 laugh, and lift hands to the years ahead: bert M a^eu, 26, of 20 River stroct, CHAfilES I . fiOCRBITBa. Mosaa** teen school member, member of the In Ehigland, more than 100,000 o’clock. The seniors will in turn en- PBKMBNT ciate this exceptional opportunity, Federated Church l*arty Millbury, Mass. Mathieii was de- iVorld War draft hoard and medi- war widows have remarried, leaving tertain them with a Christmas made possible by Fred C. Riedell of The annual Christmas party of “Come on! I am ready for you!” tained by police on a technical Diracfion NttsoMl Holtl MAfuig«aB»| C*., Uc., Itiph Hill, • Bitt*CArboa. lol examiner. only 140,650 Still receiving pensions. party, • S^Deiici^ Sundaes and Norwalk. It Is evidence of this the Tolland Federated church and charge in bond of $3,500, pending on AlUfttto Otyg to«h*CadiUM, D«troit| KMh«tlMd IUm , Qmciniiatii Vm Ckirte, P t y f man's good-wiu and Just another school will be held atithe Fedecgted InquesL ‘ ■ a- ...... • ■ ; ’ • If ,- ■•■ •■• MANCRESTER EVENTNG mCRALD. IIANCHEan’ER.OONN. WEDNESDAY, DECEJISBR16,1864. MAMCRBVrjBllVCmirOHBSA|;4’.ICAIfC&t9rB.60ilM. WEDNESDAY, UadM lE B 18,1 ««.

Rios removed sis paaasngsra from New Ford V-8 Truck For 1935 the splintered coaches and then col- PRESIDENT BACKS NAZIS’ PRISONER lapsect He was taken to tbs (3en- WEIRD FINDINGS DAILY RADIO PROdlAM :pl ans Dies Before Christmas OBITUARY aral botpltal hers. Survivors estimated tbs express As Doctors Predicted MUNITIONS PROBE ISBACKINU.S. was traveling about 55 mllea an IN MAN’S DEATH W tDNKSDAY. DECEMBER 26 (Central and Eastern Standard ‘nm s) Hartford, Oonn.— Ool. John H. fORKECARNIVAL hour aa it approached tba aldlag. Nstot All procruiiu to key and linalo chains or srousa therrof unlaaa apael- Riith Etting returns to toe Na- Trumbull, former governor of Con- flad: coaat to cor.it (o to e) liaaicnatiun includes ail avallabla stations. DEATHS Ekiglneer Burrell said he saw the tional networks on ,’ anuary 24th, on necticut waa named chairman of the PMikiikiii K T Dec M.— (A P )— »**vta g RonuL ihe WM taken home by C special standing there. Proaramt aubiast to ehant*. M. Cent. Bast. WJZ-NBC. With Red NteboU and hU air reserve actlvltiee for the Ftret MIsb Annie H. Palmer ’1 drove straight through as my nbc -wbaf netw o r k 1:40- aHS—Waady and WUIIa—west 5:55— 5:50—Priaa-Raalo Nawa Parlad Army Corps. jn r S L te m ^ d Boma Oar-: Miss Annie H. Palmer, died at her Isabel Steele of Hollywood Instructions called,” Burrell was, Died from Boms But His •ASIC*— ■aati waaf wlw waal wtic orchestra, she will be heard each Tells Senator Nye It Should 5 M — 7 m —Myrt and Marge — east: Boston—Brig. OeiL Alfred T. rett, 5, euffeiing from leukemia, celebrate her fifth birthday In May home, 275 Oakland street yesterday quoted a i saying. “ Suddenly my w S? wtas weak wfl wilt wfbr snro wry Chicage Concert Orcheetre—weat TThursday for a half-hour, from 7:45 kvirtut Meetiis of Veter- wban weaa wtam wwj wash midi kad Smith, waa appointed commanding afternoon o f bronchial pneumonia train swerved violently and crashed 5:15— 7:15—Juat Plain Bill — east. to 8:18 p. m., e. s. t. Mias Etting has couldn't poaalbly live until Chrlet- with them. Spent Four Months in Ger* Qotkiiig Uoscorched — wmaq wcfl who wow wdaf wkbf Orahaat.—weat: Orehbetra—Dixie general of the 18th Brldage, w h l^ maa Word was received here to- She seemed to get better a ^ to Be CoDthnied; Need $50,- and arthritis. She was the daughter into the rear of the special. That’a NONTHWSST a CANADIAN -7 wtrol 1:30— 7:30—The O'Nallle. Skit—oael been in Hollywood, making pictures Includes ths Fifth In fa n ts at Fort m Groip at Army and day o f her death from the blood conquer the i and singing with Jimmie Grier’s or- S O U T H — wrra wptf wwno wla wjaz 1:45— 7i45-^aaka Carter, Tath—be- WUUams, M «.. and the IStb I&tan- disease at Miami Christmas Is no cure. Blood t m n s f ^ l ^ 000 More for Work. Palmer, and was bom and spent the man Jail-W ill Not Talk. be determined.” Suspect Is Qaestionei wfla-wstttt wlod warn wno wtb wapi ats; Batwaan the Boekandp—weat chestra on a sponsored show which “ * ; were continued for a time and then greater part of her life in Manches- In addition to the five dead wom- wjdz wainb kveo w)cy arfaa wbap kpre 7:00— liOO—Ta Be Annauncadj^ aaet: went only to coast and western sta- try at Fort Devons, Mess., aitd Fort Kify M Tomorrow. woal ktbs ktba waoe wavs w u r Roth Orah.—wait; Marina Band— Adams ih Rhode Island. ■riie little girl spent several weeks ' did not appear to be necessary ter. en, boepltai authorities said, an- M O U N T A t N —koa kdyl W r kski tions. other woman patient lay In their Dixie InOmaslandV ho^ltal undergoing; This fall the family movrt te Miss Palmer attended the local New York, Dec. 26 (AP) — Grand Rapids, Mich., Dec. 26.— ACIFIC COAkT— kso kfl ktw koroo 7:15— 1:15—Bdwin 0. Hlll’a Cemmente Five hours of Casa Loma music Washington, Dec. 36.— (A P ) — Institution critically hurt. They Che kfad k u r kfu kpo —baale; Chick Seeggln Orek.—weal blood transfusions in an effort to i Florida with ^ m a . Her fa U e r In public schools and was graduated Isobel Ste^e, dark hatred Holly- (A P )— B ew ilder^ by weird findings, will be toe most unique o f the wed- 4,678 IN a N. ▲ iiiiittn r of tha Ifoncheater Presidential support for continuation were unable to leam her identity. Cant. SaM. 7:50— 5:30—Broadway Varieties—to o keep ahead of the white cloud c o r-: a telegram today Mked members of from the American Training School wood girl who was held four months sheriff’s deputies resumed their in- a:0O— t m —Nine Martini and Orehai. ding presents a Southern bride will Waahi'.igton, Dec. 28.— ( A P ) —Tbe VUetans AMOdatlon w ill be held In of the Senate investigation Into the Dr. Myles C. Brown, deputy cor- *ilS — t:t0—Alloa In Ortheitrallaland pusclea which, multiplying faster I an American L ^ o n ^ s t here to of Music, Boston, Mass., and also In Moablt prison In Berlin by Nazi vestigation today of the death of 4:40— S!4»—Capt. Tim, Hsaly, Stomps 1 :10— t;30—Craela Allen’a Advanturae receive next month. Connecticut National Guard has an munition industry's profits wak an- oner, said that as soon as all the 1 :00—10:00—Byrd Bxptditlan—c to 0 Ike Arm y end. Navy club Thursday than the red, were gradually killing provide Romas burial froin a fund attended thcr Normal School of political police, returned to the Cornelius Vanderveen', 56, who was $M— idW—Xavlar Cugat’i Drehaatra It Is to be toe g ift o f a N ew York actual strength o f 4,078 oSIcara and nounced today by Chairman N ye of bodies had been identified a prelim- B:1S— ilia—Tha Daaan Kid — asst; •;30—10:30—Maattralacaa tram Melody •vtatn f at 7:80 to further plana for the child. ; collected to keep her alive last Music, Boston, and the Baldwin United States today on the liner found burned to doatb although his to m —11:00-Leen Belatee Ore.—east: advertising agency to the daughter men on June SO, and was rated 84 the Senate committee. inary inquest would be held. One • Toni Mix, Skatch—mldwaat repeat When doctors gave up hope o f . spring with transfusions. summer school o f music at North- President Harding "too nervous to clothes were unscotehed. B:tO— 4:30—Prtta-Radia Niwi Ptritd Myrt and M arsa-ropoat fob weat o f H. Clay WlUTams, dollar-a-year per cent ready for combat servica tba 18SS lee eanlval and ball. Let- Leaving a lengthy conference with unidentified body will be held pend- 10:15—11:15—Laen Balaaet Orchestra— ampton', Mass. She was supervisor tell of my experiences." .. - Deputy Sheriff Jay Schenck bad In t:3P— 4:33—Songs by Arlene Jickeen N R A official and one o f the heads in case of emergency. ta n bava bean seat to 03 local fra- President Roosevelt, the Senator ing the inquest and, the others will Si4S— S:4S—Billy Beteheler’e Sketch raat: Clydt Lucas Oreh.—midwesi said: of music in schools of A yer and ‘Tm so nervous,” she exclaimed, custody Neil Oexries, 71, who first »M — 7i0»—Piefceni Sletore Harmony 10:30—11:30—Ofile Neleen Oreheetra— o f the tobacco company which The annual report at Major Gen- NON-SKID ternities and clubs and other social Rock, Ark., home when hie eleeping be released for burial. rant; Hanry Bueea Orcheet.— wmi "W e had a very nice visit, discuss- Holden, Mass., and for a number of “I can't possibly tell you what hap- led investigators to the shabby two- S : 1 ^ 7:15—Te Be Announced Sponsors the (3asa Loms cigarette eral George E. Leach, chief Of the noupa asking for co-operation In suit twisted about bis neck, were •;Sfr— 7:30—Could A thefter, Planes 10:45—11:45—Ouia Nalsan’a Orchestra Spot FoS T r o f OH'’■■ ■' aonductlng the 1930 contest for the JOHN ANDRUS DEAD; ing the munitions investigation. years held a similar poattlcm in the pened to me.” room bouse on the outskirts o f the I t m —11:00—Jasaues Ranard O rshet^ broadcuts. To play for toe wedding National Guard bureau, which among the tragedies reported. EYE WITNESS’ STORY S:45— 7:44—Unele Btra Radle Slstlen baale: KaHh Bacahar Oreh.— midw irtwy and queen of the carnival, "The President gave every assur- schools of the Eighth District, where “Yes,” added the representative city where Vanderveen made his 7:00— S:0(>-Mefy Plektord In Dreme reception, Glen Gray and bis Casa made public today also estimated 'Eh* 0«a 4 M t HaplM r* IM A b6# Sylvia Stredman, 16, of Preston, (The following eye-wHneaa 7:30— 1:30—Wayne King's Orehestre 11:30—12:30—Ota. H lll’e Oreh.—o to o sehlch la hoped to be one of the ance of every co-operation by the she organized a school orchestra. of a periodical who met her on the home. Devries said be was with 1 2 :0 ^ 1:00—Oenelng Proiram -w abc • Loma b a ^ with Kenny Sargent and that with 81 days training tlie Con- OORSDX.VAVIOX Mia aovm RICH STRAPHANGER fdahu, drowned when her car skid- boat, "ahe is on the verge o f nervous Boooont of the wreck o f a Cana- g;00— 4:00—Fred Allan at Tawn Hall -rmaa or caanaB.- government to the committee, as be Miss Palmer was an active mem- Vanderveen when be died. gdXh>10:0l>—Ouy Lemberde'a Oreheat. Pec Wee Hunt, vocalists, will go di- The 1938 Ford V-8 trucks include 49 improvemenu. Thene are dcolgned to give bcttci load distribution, necticut unit would be resuly for o f- best of all time here. ded. on an icy highway and over- bysteria. Don't ask her any ques- dian railway train at Dundas, NBC-WJZ N ITW O R K SEE OUR FITTER HOWf ’ John O. Mahoney, chairman of the has in the past, and gave endorse- ber of the Second Congregational Schenck quoted Devries a$' having t:30—10:30—One Man’s Family, terlel rectly from toe Colonnades at Essex easier control, greater engine efficiency and added com fort and safety for toe driver. The 157-inch heavy fensive service. turned in a shallow stream. tions." Ontario, was written by Doug- said he had "predicted two days ago 10:00—11:00—Jack Berger’s Orcheetre BASIC — Bast: wjs wbi-wbaa wbal W» h-n a M-KClAL WrS Ite committee, urges all officers to (Oootinaed from Page One) ment to appropriation of additional church, and for years a soprano wham kdka w*ar wir wlw weyr wmal; House to toe Pennsylvania Station Of toe actual strength enlisted Two young girls drowned when Before leaving her third class las Mackle, a staff writer far 10:15—11:15—Voles of Reme.nee, Sense duty staks truck, with dual rear wheels, Is shown. ______rovm BvptHto! arbom communications have been dl- funds to carry on the investiga- soloist in the choir. She leaves three death was close at hand for Van- 10:10—11:30—Art Kaeeell * Orehsttre MIdwaeti «eky wear wla kwk kwer When they finish their work at 3 a. men numbered 8,761, warrant offi- they broke through the ice on Blue cabin, however, she gave her opinion the Sudbury, (Ont.) Star who derveen. ’T v e got a second sight koll wren wmaq kto wkl>f rected. soUcltlng acOve support of suffered a leg Injury when Itnocked tion.” ' sisters and one brother. They are 11:00—11:00—Oaerge Olsen's Orehsatre m. Friday morning, January llth. cers 6 and commissioned officers river near Crete, Neb. Loy Maple, of the experiences which befell her was a passenger on the train). that tells me when my friends arc 11:30—12:30—Stan Myers and Orehastra no r t hw est a CANADIAN — wlml no DINNER may have a big Chrietmaa dinner. hour chase. I f toe, owner does not the carnival, to bring the matter to down in a subway Jam. That was Nye, who originally expressed fear Sarah J., M aty M... Mrs. Lizzie L. wiba katp webe wday kfyr cret cfef There they wlU board a special Pull- 307. The stats unit was given a Arthur Dm s 17, of Brownsville, Pa., a farmer In the German capital after she was CBS-WABO NETWORK B t Louis— Unless some trucker The pig running loose in the west claim it. police said they may give it the attention of a representative the beginning of his abandonment that appointment of a special Presi- Hull and William Palmer. She also going to die,” the deputy quoted SOUTH — wrva wplf wwno wla wjsx man and leave immediately for RoMoew I boy, gave his own life in saving two arrested for alleged espionage about By DOUGLAS MACKIE BASIC—Bast: wabc wade woko wceo wfla-weun wlod wem wmo wab wapi c a lli’for hls 100 pound pig, there'e a end of toe city was captured by to a relief organization for distribu- general rating of ’’satisfactory” as number of their groups so that of the underground trains. dential commission to take the leaves one nephew, John R. Palmer Devries as saying. Winston-Salem, North Carolina. 848 Mata Street boys from drowning while skating. four months ago and held incom- Hamilton, Ont., Dec. 26.— (A P ) — waab wnso war wkbw wKro whk cklw wjdx womb kvoo wky wfaa wbap kpre chanca that some needy families three police onicera after a quarter tion. were all other state units. SKirk on the carnival may be ad- Injured In Rush profits out of war might be an ef- of Arizona. Queer Circumstances wdre woau wjaa wean wfbi wepd woal ktba kthi weoc wave They will arrive that night just in Two persons drowned in Ohio. municado In Moablt prison. Formal I was seated In the fourth car from Schenck said there was no charge M OUNTAIN—kon kdyl k*lr kzhi vanced as soon as possible. The Once before he bad received an fort to cut short the Sermte investi- Funeral arrangements are incom- wmat wbns; Midwest: wbbm wfbm time to deliver their five hours of ■1“ M'A-e than a dozen persons chose documentary charges were never the rear of the'London-Toronto train kmbe kmoz wowo whns PACIFIC COAST—kfo kfl kfw komo date for the carnival ball has been injury in a subway rush, but resum- gation, said today: plete. against Devries. music, then get back on a train 1m- Christmas to end their lives. In the presented in the case, which was which waui drawn up at the siding Dr. Harmon C. Wolfe, eppimer, east—wpg whp wlbw whcc wiba wfca kbq kfed ktar.kpo tentatively set for Saturday, Feb. ed his straphanging when he recov- "There is evidently not the slight- w o n wieowteo ciroefrb exxockao wiirxwibz Cant. Bait. raedlatgly and return to N ew York Natioc's Metropolis eight persons concluded when the American con- at Dundas. ' said death was caused shock wdod 3 and the Ice carnival at Center ereOrphtn Annia—east only at nine Saturday evening. a note on w>'ch was written: lesse. forming me that I was due back at did not believe it . jssible tor any- 5:00— a m —Bdueatlen from tha Nawe ?iVb, 3. by airplane whenever aerial travel "Merry Christmas.” end our investigation.” and Mrs. James Fallow, died Mon- wbls wdbi wwva wmbs waje winbr 6:15— 1:15—Alma KItehall, Contralto They wilt travel over 1800 mllce {, Members of local veteran organ- became as safe as riding the sub- To Continue Probe 4 Months in Jail work in Sudbury on Wednesday one burned so severely to pull tight- wnin ktui kgko wcoa wdnx wnnx kwkli 5:30— 6:30—Prtaa-Radia Newe Period day evening after a long illness. He “1 have been four months in fitting heavy wear such aa Vander- MIOW BST—weak wzl wmt wm:xl wleii for toe one engagement, and miss -'laations are Invited by Chairman way. He never made the trip. He expressed a nrllllngneas to (this) morning, I looked at my wlbw kfh kfab wkbn wceo webt keej 5:35— a:35—Three X Slaltre In tam e was a brother of Harry Fallow of prison and I am plenty glad to get veen’s over the wounds. 5:45— 5:45—Lowell Thomas — east: only one night at the Colonnades, 'Hahoney to attend the Important He wouldn't cross the Atlantic by work with the Presidential commis- the J. H. Quinn Drug company and watch. It was exactly 9:22 p. m. wnax woe home,” she said while waiting ner- The deputy said Devries’ account M OUNTAIN—kvor klx koh ksl Orphan Annie—repeat to nildwo.'U where Isbam Jonee and bis orches- meeting tomorrow night in the steamship because, he said, he sion headed by Bernard M. Baruch of Mrs. Arthur Holmes and Mrs. A second or so later the entire 4:00— 7:00—Amaa *n’ Andy—seat only TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE PRESIDENT IS WORKING vously to disembaiik. of the death was that he found Van- COAST — kb] koln kfro kol kfpy kvt tra wiU substitute for them. On a •Army and Navy club. All mem- couldn't afford the time from his in drafting legislation. Herman Montie of this town; Mrs. train shuddered with such violence kfbk kimj kwg kern kdb kgrab kin> a;1S— 7:15—Wlltird RebIton Orchaat. "I want to thank all who have derveen half dazed, fully clothed, 4:30— 7:50—Rad Oavli, Sarlal Bkatoh similar junket last summep, to W il- bers are welcome as it Is necessary work. ‘'W e can't approach this issue James Rhinesmlth of East Orange, that all the people in the car were Cant. Beet. 4:45— 7:45—Dangareua paradlas, Skit helped me get over here. lying across the bed. Blood was mington, Delaware to play for Ethel to form sub-committees from the Andrus served terms In Congress ON CONGRESS MESSAGE with gloves on," Nye said. "W e N. J., and Mrs. George Bissell of thrown forward in their seats. A t 4:3(h— 5:30—Jack Armstrong — east; 7m— t.’OO—Tha Ortma Clues Myi•yetery "I'm terribly nervous. You would flowing from a wonnd in the fore- Warren Ore.—Dixie; Organ—west 7:30— 1:30—Lenny Rate and Oreheat. Dupont’s debut, the Ciuw Loma or- she local veteran groups at once for and as mayor of Yonkers. have got to reach him with taxes Paterson, N. J. The funeral which the same moment the lights went be, too, if you were in a German head. 4:44— 1:45—Patti Chapin Sons Reoltal • m — |;00—Warden Lewes A Drama chestra received an all-time high for the carnival work. On bis 85tb birthday he announc- and literally take the profit out of will be private will bo held at W at- out Silence reigned for a few sec- liOO— g:0O—Buck Rogere — east; Og, 1:30— 1:30—dehn Chao. Themes, Btr. (OoBtlooed from Page One) prison four months. It's no fun and Vanderveen died, the account said, a one-night engagement of $4,280. 'ConalHerdnle interest has been ed he would leave 4S per cent of his war. Let there be no expectation kins Brothers, 11 Oak street, tomor- onds and then the air was filled with Son of Fire— midw; Songe— Dixie 1:00— 10m—To Be Announeed I advise every'one to go elsewhere it after Devries had tried to dress the 5:1V- 5:15—Bobby Benton—oaat only: 5:15—10:10—Madame Bylvlt’e Advice L «o Retsman wtmted a year’s sup- .ebown by several local clubs intend- fortune in the form of a trust fund that there will be any profit in row afternoon at 2 o'clock. It has shouts o f confusion as the passen- Income and outgo wdll be equalized they are seeking pleasure. wound. Argentine Orch,—Dixie: Skippy— •iSV-l0:10— Harry RIthman Orahaat. ply of cigarettes for Christmas, and ing to place candidates for king and for endowment of an institution for war." gers realized that the train had been midwest; Texas Rtngera—west 10:00-11:00—B. M am an Orchaatra — as soon as possible. been requested that frlenda omit "It is wonderful to be back home he probably got them. This will be “Share The Benefits” Plan queen In the field. It Is hoped that poor children in Westchester county. The conunlttee chairman said flowers. Rev. Watson Woodruff of struck. 1:50— t:S0—The ghadew — eaeti Or- aaat; Lanny Reaa—repeat for watt The Administration's exact stand safe and be able to talk and do as 1 gan Ceneert—west; Brnit’e Oreh.— 11m —t i m —Archie Blayar’a Orahaatra toe first Christmas for the Rels- all organizations planning to com- His philanthropies during bis Ilfe- shipbuilding probably would be the the Center Congregational church One man who hod entered the on the $2,200,000,000 soldiers bonus lika without fear of being put In Dlzle: Jack Armstrong—midw rpt 11:30—12:30—Hal Kamp A Orehaitra mans lit their new home in West- pete will have their candidates timu were many. One was a gift next subject to receive-the commit- will officiate and burial will be in wash-room was almost suffocated —considered certain to come swiftly Jail.” LARGE ATTENDANCE chester... .Georgle Stoll wanted a named by Jan. fi so that the contest of $100,000 for mi intenance of City tee's attention when It reconvenes the Buckland cemetery. when the steam pipe burst. Hts plan, may be completed by that to the fore in Congress—is awaited Were Wonderful new fiddle, a cheap one, eo that when OF ADDITIONAL ELECTRICITY WITHOUT CHARGE Road chapel In London, where John about January 8. In addition, he shouts for help were heard by those 8:80—Don Humbert and hls Macle data Full Information may be ob- Wesley, founder of Methodism, Is eaxerly. said the subject of steel making and Asked If American consular ribbing musielanB break d g a r boxes authorities cooperated with her in outside. Attempts to open the door AT POLISH SERVICE Btrti^. tained at the Chamber of Commerce burled. Andrus was a prominent Could Override Veto war financing generally would be 8:48—Frank and PblL behind hls back he won’t jump, and her efforts to obtain freedom, she failed. Helped by other passengers, office, 7M6, which body has ap- Methodist layman. Back from a 25,000 mile swing considered together with further in- FUNERALS 8:00— 20,000 Y e a n In Sing Sing — he’ll spend Christmas Day in tbs replied; I made my way through a small proved the plans. In 1925 he built a $500,000 mau- around the country, James E. Van- quiry into some of the subjects al- About 350 Attend Midnight WTIC IVarden Lewis E. Lawes. KHJ Studios in Los Angeles, re- window and was able to free the soleum in Kenslca cemetery. The sandt. National commander of the ready explored. - D an iel A . K e lle y “They were perfectly wonderful." Hartforfl, Goan. 9:80— John Charles Thomas, bail' hearsing with Bing Crosby... .Irens trapped man. Mass Monday at Polish Na- bodies of Mrs. Andrus, who died in V. F. W. expressed confidence today Need $50,000 More The funeral of Daniel A. Kelley, She refused to comment on pub- tone. Taylor, who takes no chances. Is go- 60 more kwhrs. for only the added lished reports she had attempted Every window In the four\^ coach tional Church Here. 6B.000 W. 1040 K. C. 282.8 M jUMUFT FIVE DAy T 1010, and a son were placed In It. President Rmsevelt will approve a Nye said at lea.st $50,000 addi- a former resident of Manchc.ster, Traveldni BroaticBatbig Sertricd 10:00— Cascades Orchestra. ing to buy a new car again this year, His name wan mentioned in the bill for "full and immediate pay- tional is needd by the committee to but for the past 26 years a resident suicide in the prison, and likewise was smashed. 10:15—Madame Sylvia. to be sure she gets what she wants refused to answer questions as to miinitiona investigation at Wash- ment" but ho added, "o f course, if carry on its work. The N)rlginal of Hartford, was held this morning Then I made my way out of the About 350 people attended the 10:80—Mayfair Orchestra. for Christmas. Sbe’L' spsnd toe day IN TROPICAL SEAS ington recently as one of many who at 9:30 at the funeral rooms of Far- whether the Nazis Justified their im- car to find the rear chair cars a the midnight mass at the Polish the President should veto the bill wo appropriation of $.50,000 has been P.U. 11:00— ^Tlme, weather. with friends in Hollywood.. . .Jack cost of 10 each month for 12 months prisonment of her. shambles. They literally had been National church. Monday night at made a million dollars a year in are assured of far more than a two- expended. He disclosed today that ley and Molloy Jn Hartford and at 11:08—John Carver of Federal Parker, ’*rhe Untype Tenor” and When the liner reached Quaran- telescoped by the engine of the fol- 12. Many were present from Rock- 4:00—Martok Mears, soprano. war time. He v as a chemical man- third majority in both the House and President Roosevelt used his influ- St. Joseph’s cathedral at 10 o’clock Housing Administration, Man About Town, wanted a new (Ooaltnaed from Page One) tine she was handed a letter from lowing express. ville and Hartford. Christmas car- 4:10— Salvatore de Stefano, harp- ufacturer for many years, heading Senate to enact the measure with- ence In helping the committee ob- where a requiem high mass was cel- 11:15— Hotel Pennsylvania Orches- alarm clock so he wouldn’t miss the the Arlington Chemical Company. her mother. She did not divulge its Horrible / Scene* ols were sung by the senior choir, ist tion after being adrift five days out his signature." tain the original $50,000 appropria- ebrated. The body was brought to tra. 5:48 from New Rochelle on toe Never Had A'm’atlon contents, but said she was leaving I,can’t for the life of me see how solo parts being taken by Miss 4:80—The Jestere. starting Dec. 1, 1934 without water In the Celebes Hpa, The l^esident's message is under- tion. Manchester for burial in St. Brid- 11:80— "Blood on toe Moon.” mornings he's singing with B. A. Andrus seldom took a vacation. ior Hollywood as soon as possible anyone could have been in those Mary KucienskI, Miss Steffie Me- 4:48— ^Platt-Siid-Niermana, plsaists. eventually effected repairs to one stood to deal largely with unemploy- Reporting intense Intere.st by the get's cemetery. 12:00— Hotel Commodore OrcheS' Rolfe on those eye-opener broad- He pleaded he couldn't "afford to after completing arrangements to coaches and lived. It was simply dynski and Misa Jennie Majewski. 8:00—rAy Foster, eongs. cylinder and managed to reach the ment and social security. A Federal people In the Senate committee's 8:18— Straight Shooters. tra. casts. Hs spent Christmas Day— rest." He once said people wouldn't write her experiences for a publica- horrible. The screams of the Injured The carol singing was accompanied Tawao, Borneo." state (unemployment Insurance plan study, Nye estimated 150,000 letters Mrs. Charles E. .\nderson 8:30— Alice In Orchestralla. A. M. after ha gets back to New Rochelle need vacations from their work "if had been received by the committee The funeral of Mrs. Charles E. tion. were intermixed with the confused by Stella Skrabaez and John ^ w is - 12:30—Hotel W illiam Peim Orches- The expedition proceeded to Jolio will be recommended. towskl, Jr., on the violin. Rev. Peter 8:48— Stamp Club. — In bed, catching up on s le ep .... they didn't overload their stom- since September 1. Anderson of 1016 East Middle ’Turn- Sue shared a cabin with Thelma shouting of those from the other tra. in the southe/n Philippines a month Some persons close to the White Dalton of North Adams, Mass., who Latas talked on the birth of Christ. 6:06—Wrigbtville Clarion. TThia year Victor Young wonted a ago. There the party chartered a achs." ■ Britain Interested pike will be held tomorrow afternoon coaches. 1:00— Tomorrow’s Broadcasting Another of his philosophies was: House believed the Preslde.it might said rough weather on the ocean Both masses Christmas day were 6:80— Prese-Radio News. radio sponsor, to give him more boat to visit points In the Philip- He added that many British sub- at 2:30 at her home. Rev. Sigfrid The baggage room of the Cana- Day. "Ease of conscience and Chris- suggest further sLudy of old age had made the voyage uncomfort- well attended. A t the children’s 6:35—<3ems of Memory. work, and a recording assistant, to pines, also In the Dutch F.ast In- jects were asking for transcripts of E. Green, pastor of the Swedish dian National railway station on tian living are preferable to riches." pensions before a decision ia reach- al.'le at times. mass the Junior choir sang carols 6:45—Billy Batchelor. give him less, snd he spent Christ- Average customers who in- dies. the committee's record. Congregational church, will officiate Stuart street, Hamilton, resembled 7:00— Pickens Sisters. Tomorrow’s millionaires, he once ed. As Nye and the I ’resldent were and burial will be In the Ea-st ceme- and Rev. Latas discussed the origin mas at home on S7th s tr e e t.... Philippine constabulary head- a clearing station behind the lines of Christmas day. At the 10:30 7:18—Program from New York. said, will come from today's pov- The President's ideas on these and conferring. Chairman McSwaln dis- tery. The Holmes Funeral parlors | "Your Lover” would like a battery quarters In Manila was notified the following a major engagement In mass the senior choir sang and viq- 7:30— Salute to C. C. C. stall ranges use 115 kwhrs for erty-stricken, addirg that those other problems are expected to be closed his Hou.se military committee will be open this afternoon and eve- of automatic typewriters to taks men were missing simultaneously IS lOLLED, SCORE HURT the great war. Officials, policemen Iln accompaniments were played by 8:00—^Mary Plckford Stock Com- who make "only a million shouldn't laid before a meeting of Cabinet next Monday would file Its third ning for the friends of Mrs. Ander- i care of the fan mail still unanswsred with the arrival of the message and others there stood in horrified Stella Skrabaez and John Zawis- pany. RADIO; be considered very successful com- officials and other high advisers to- and final report on the ilnvestlgation son. from hls last series, and he spent cooking. Any such customer Tawao. silence as the first pitiful bodies towakl. Misa Olive Skrabaez play- 8:80-^Wayne King's Orchestra. mercially." morrow. of War Department activities. WHEN TRAINS COLLIDE . I Christmas In New York..,.Connie The present trip was secondary were brought In by ambulance train ed the organ at all these services. 9:00— Fred Allen’s Town Tail. Andrus lost much of his wealth He said the lost accounting would Mrs. ( ’harirs E. .Anderson New York, Dec. 26—(AP) -W ire Boswell would like another puppy, to the expedition to be made to from the scene of the accident, just Today at the 8:30 maas the Junior 10:00— Guy Lombardo’s Orchestra. who installs a range on this in recent years. On hi 93rd birth- deal with the "pernicious practices The funeral o f Mrs. Charles E. photo transmlaaion, by which ptC' any breed, just no it's a dog (she’s .Baecheun In quest of the panda, of (Continued From Page One) a few miles out o f Hamilton. choir sang and Stanley Opailach, 10:80— One Man’s Family. there Is said to be no living day ho said he had lost 5.5 per cent WOULD CHANGE METHOD of private lobbying .seeking to exert Anderson who died Monday will be tures are distributed atmultaneously going to get a diamond ring, how- of his Income but that he held hope held at her home. 1016 East Middle Shortly after 1 a. m. there were tenor, sang a Christmas carol oa a 11:01— Jack Berger’s Orchestra. by several wire lines to newspapers ever). Vet auid Martoa will welcome offer will receive the full men In captivity. their influence on Federal officials to The first case to arrive at the seven of them lying there beneath solo. Rev. Latas gave a short talk 11;18— 'Voice of Romance. of "better days to come.” On the Turnpike tomorrow afternoon at will be described by Frank B. many gifts done up In pretty pack- the detriment of the War Depart- hospital was Mrs. Hilda Parker of tarpaulins. Two were those of little on St. Stephen. 11:80— Slumber Hour. ^ LEFT L.\ST FAIJ- same occasion he said, "The great- OF PICKING PRESIDENT 2:30. Rev. S. E. Green of the Swetl- Noyes, president of the Aaaocisted ages—they like to unwrap things. ment." Toronto. Her uncle, William Park- girls, who a short time before bad Tomorrow morning at 8:30 a 12:00 Mtdn.— Silent. crf^lt of 50 kwhrs ($1.50 at 3c New York, Dec. 26. - lA P ) The est problem in this country today la McSwaln said the report also Ish Congregational church will o f- Press for WEAF-NBC New Year’s The Boswell Sisters stayed in Bever- er, superintendent of the Hamiltoi;on been prattling delightfully o f the mass for St. John will be held, with Orlswold Harknesa expedition which ta.\ea.” would touch uiM>n matters affecting ficiate and burial will be in the 1 Day at 2:30 p. m. ly Hills for Christmas___ Tiny When the millionaire was a dally ,'Cnnttnued from Page One) street railway, arrived shortly aftc:ei^ Christmas presents they had receiv- the blessing of the wine. The junior per kwhr) on his bill. reached Tawao. Borneo safely after the business administration of the East cemetery. Tuning in tonight: Bradshaw, toe hot-cha Harlemaea- subway rider, he had hl.s chauffeur ward. Later, it was discovered that ed. choir will sing. WEAF-NBC—7, Pickens sisters five days adrift on a tropical seas Seven of the la.st 15 Presidents W ar Deyartment. especially those Friends may xall at the funeral tro, wanted a network sustaining drive him from his Yonkers home Mrs. Parker's 15-ycar-oId daughter, Sunday afternoon the senior choir 8, Mary Pickford; 9, Fred Allen. left New York last fall in a 70 ton have been elected by minority regarding the purchase of aircraft ho.Tic of Mark Holmc.s on Wood- schedule, and he spent Christmas on to the nea.'est subway station, from was among the dead. held Its Christmas party In the WABC-CBS 8, St. Louis Blues or- .schooner. The main* objective wa,s a vote.s, the Californian said. and trucks, and the sale of war sur- bridge street this evening to view Lenox avenue___ Jesse Crawford wheie he nxle to his downtown John Kennedy, fireman of the ex- church basement, with refresh- chestra and choir; 9, Nino Martini -mscimen o f the giant panda for the In 1912 Wooilrow Wilson received plus materials. the body. WDRC wanted more g olf clubs, Mre. Jesse Such customers can use this ments and gifts for everyone. New York gfflce for a nickel. press which normally runs through 888 / H a r t f o r d , O o n n . U86 10, Byrd kxpedlUon. New York Zoological Garden. No A few days ago Andrus contract- 42 per cent of the popular vote and The first report filed last May MARITIME HERO Crawford more Casa Loma records. charged Improper and Illegal prac- Dundas at a speed of about 70 miles WJZ-NBC— 8:30, Lanny Rosa; . live pandas are in exhibit in this ed a severe cold. He spent Christ- 82 per cent of tl.’ electoral vote. an hour, said he was unable to ex- They stayed in (toictigo for Christ- tices in the purchase of aircraft Warden Lawes; 10:30, Hqrry Rich- saving to help pay for the bount^. mas day In bed. The illness weak- In 1924 Calvin Coolldge carried 12 plain the cause of the collision. MOTHER KILLS HER SON, man. m a s .... Bing Crosby doubled hls i. The party went first to Central states by minority votes, which while the second directed criticism .460UTT0WN P. M. electric train order this year, but if ened his heart and d eaf came to- W. A. Kingslan' , vice-president NOWHEROOFAIR 4:00— National Student Federation WMCA-ABS— 12, midnight, Har- ' nAlBeiica, to photograph, tribunal gave him 86 electoral votes. at Major General Benjamin F. toe twins don't hurry up and taka range. day. and general manager o f the Central Program. lem amateur night. fbSrentonles of the Malaya Indians. Surviving him are five daughters, In 1924 John W. Davis received Foulols, chief of the Army A ir The Old Tlmera of the Arm y and THEN IXIMMITS SUICIDE an interest in railroading toeir Region, Canadian National Rail- 4:18— Dick Mtssner’s Orchestra. What to expect Thursday: ■ Then they went to the Philippines Mrs. A. Newell Henedlct and .Mrs, fl,(i(K),090 that gave him no electoral Corps. Navy club will play the regular club trains are going to be worn out be- ways, issued the following state- 4:80— Symposium - Pate of For- W EAP-NB(5— 1:30 p. m.— SporU' William ;i. Taylor of Yonkers; .Mrs, vote. In contrast, hi carried sever- team at ba.sketball in the clubhouse Intending to sail later to the South ment: Brings Wrecked Plane to eign Inveetora—Professors H. Par- manship brotherhood luncheon; fore they get a chance to play with Frederick Davenport of Clinton, N, al states in which he recriverl less SEEKING SH'RI.KY TEMPIJ5. Thursday night at 8 o'clock. All "old Takes Him Away from His to trace the migrations of the 'A t 9:21 titdn No. 16, enroute ker WiUis and Max Winkler. Parents-Teachers program. them. The Crosbys celebrated C3irist- Following the one year period Y., Mrs. Samuel Thorpe and .Mrs. than 2,000,000 votes but which timers" are requested to appear. Christmas Toys — Had Been tl^ynasiBns. from Detroit to Toronto and points 8:00— Baseball School — Jack On- WABC-CBS— 3 p. m.r—Roadways maa Eve in their Tolcula Lake home ^ Ukwrence Griswold, head of the Peter B. Williams of Mlnncspolls, brought him 136 electoral votes. Ansonla. Do-. ;.J.— (A P )— C3>tl- east ran into the rear end o f a pas- Ground Rather Than Have near Los Angeles, because Bing has Hoover’s Vote in m Health. slow. of Romance; 5, Loretta Lee, songs. Iggpedltion planned a two years «x - Minn., and two sons. Hamlin F. An- dren usually look for Santa "on Manager George Hoover of the senger extra enroute from London W JZ-NBC — 1:45, MUSIC Guild to rehearse and broadcast oa Christ- a new low Electric Home Rato drus of Yonkers and John Andrus Coming down to more recent Cffiristmas day but -Charles Hamel, State theater picked No. 614 Mon- 5:15— Skippy. ^ ifloration trip Including China and to Toronto, at lundaa aiding, re- ConneUsvlUe, Pa., Dec. 36.— (A P ) 5:80— Jack Armstrong—All-Am er- 3:30, Charles E. Apgar, whrelesa eX' mas D a y ....B o b Ckosby thanked of Minneapolis. times. Lea cited the 1932 elections. aged 10, 148 Edison avenue, Water- day night at F. E. Bray's Jewelry It Endanger Other Lives. iM iet. sulting in three cars oii the rear of — Taking her 11-year-old son from ican Boy. pert. Santa Claus for a new tennis rac- is available for all those who Herbert Hoover, he said, rpcelved bury went looking for Shirley Tem- store, as the wlnnei^ of the $55 the passenger extra being badly 2 Orlswold la from Quincy, Masa^, 2.1.50.000 votes in the states ho car- his Ctoristmas toys, Mrs. SteJIa 8:48—PatU .CTbapin. quet, since he's found a n . armory ple,' his favorite movie star. Bound watch given away during the damaged, x x x x .Bid Harknesa la a New Yorker. ried. They . leant 69 electoral votes. Adams shot him to death today and 6:00—^Mitch Lucas and A l White. where he can play tennis all winter. for Hollywood. Charles boarded a (.‘hrlstmos holidays. Ticket No. 139 "Immediately word of the acci- New York, ^ Dec. 26.—(A P)—A continue a material increase ' ^Captain Byron C. Tate Is In Yet his total vote In a' states was then killed herself. 6:16— Bobby Benson and Sunny He spent (Thristmas Day In New REPORT 163 KILLED train at Waterbury Tuesday and had was selected as alternate and the dent was received. General Superin- whirling propeller blade that crack- ge of arrangements and pack nearly 15,800,000. This meant, 'The bodies were found In an up- Jim. York, working with the Dorsgy reached Ansonla when the conduc- watch will be given the possesaor tendent T. C. Hudson at once order- The Poet’s Column iimals. therefore, that he received no elec- ed In midair put Capt. Harry Man- stairs room at the Adams home in 6:30— The Shadow. Brothers at the Palais RoyaL Tom- in usage. tor finding him unaccompanied and of the latter ticket if the holder of ed a special hospital train with doc- he panda is a large cat-like anl- ON CHRISTMAS DAY toral votes from more than 13,000,- ning, sea hero, decidedly on the spot suburban Mt. Braddock. The door 6:68—Preas-Radio News. my Dorsey, now that he’s c banfl- ticketless, turned him over to rail- the first does not report after one tors and nurses, and ambulances THE BOLT BIKTH. with reddish brown fur and a 000 persons who voted for him. was locked and a radio in toe room 7:00— ^Myrt and Marge. leiuler, wanted a megaphone for road police who sent the lad back to eek. . were also dispatched to the scene. in an airplane flight over Roosevelt r a t e face. The stripes around Its In New York, Hoover obtained 1,- was blaring loudly. 7:15— A ir Adventures of Jimmie ((kintlnued From Page One) Waterbury on the next train. The The injured were immediately con- Field, L. 1., but by skillful maneu- In unison toe Angels sang Christmas. If he got It, Jimmy Dor- ‘ s> give It the appearance of wcar- 938.000 votes and not a single elec- County Detective Jack Harm said Allen. lad made known to local police his DIES FROM FALL. veyed to the General hospital at vering he managed to save himself And opened Heaven’s Gate, sey wants ear-muffs... .Ruth Etting spectacles. toral vote. Thus his votes In this Trs. Adams was driven to toe T:80— The O’Nelirs. sourl 13; North Carolina 3; Louis- disappointment at not having Hamilton. and toe plane. And brought a Child upon the Earth wanted nothing more than to get one state almost equalled all the shooting by despondency over III iana 5; New York 5; Now Jersey 2; reached Shirley. Brockton, Mas.s., Dec. 26.— (A P ) "Special auxiliary trains from Captain Manning, an experienced 7:45— Bethany Girls. For long the world did w ait back to her home la HoUydood tw votes In the state’ he carried. — Nicholas Zuchachuke, 50, of tealto. 8:00— St. Louis Blues. Ohio 6; Arkansas 10 (since Sun- London and Hamilton were likewise flier with more than 200 hours to Ezra Adams, father of toe boy. Cbrtstmas....Al Donahue got Stoughton, died here today in the 8:18— Bklwln C. HiU — The Human tCES UNinCATldN day); Michigan 14 (since Sunday I PICK O l”t SITE FOB PU\NT ordered and Superintendent Plg- his credit, had borrowed an open crawled through a window and And K s waa robtd in hoUnssa bloyele he wanted te use la Ber- Texas 5; Washington State 7; Idaho Brockton hospital from a fractured goot of the London division pro- cockpit plane for a short flight yes- Side o f the News. And gsnuy did Impart muda, where they have no automo- found toe bodies after be was un- 8:30— Everett Marshall's Broad- 3; Utah 2; Oklahoma 4; Georgia 4; PANE FOR UNDY skull suffered when he fell down ceeded to take active charge of the terday and was 3,000 feet in toe air To ail who knelt ^side Hls crib biles, last Christmaa, but It wasn’t OF ELECTRIC LINES New York, Dec. 26 — (A P ) — able to open toe barred door. way Varieties. California 14; Illinois 2; Massachu- Mayor LaGuanlla and WlUlam Fel- flight of stairs yesterday while play- situation. X X X X when toe propeller cracked. He He said that only a few minutes The goodness of His heart a bicyclt built for th i^ so this yoar This Is An Opportune Time To Try Electric Cooking— setts 2 and one each in Florida, Ala- ing the role of Santa (3Iaus for a Oaose of Crash tried to shut off the engine but the 9:00— Nino Mu-tini and Andre he'd like a carriaga tad at laaat ona TRIAL IS DRAWN lowes Morgan, Jr., commissioner of before toe shooting his wife and Kostelaneta' Orchestra. Tbs cattle mowed a lullaby I ’ fraattoned from Page One) lama, Kansas, Maine, Connecticut friend's family. ”Tbe cause of the' accident was ground wire to toe magneto had horsB. H b doBSB’t eupBct te gat It markets today selected the site for son sat together under their Christ- 9:80— Adventures o f Oracle. Their braato waa BwWt aiid mild. and Oregon. a power plant to supply current to Zuchachuke went to the home of reported as being an open switch.” been shaken off and the motor kept mas tree and looked over toe pres- ....CHea Gray wantad a Ofw ON [•SgA commission to regtilato Inland Burned to Death (Conttmied From F sge One) Leon Romanski in Stoughton to play droning away. j 10:00— ^Two-Way Byrd Antaretlc And W ife Men eama from far te • the Bronx terminal market. Last The stationary tialn was shoved ents. The shots were not heard by The holy Infant (^ Id . Pee Wee Runt would, booeBtly de- E lnter transportation. A mother and her three children Santa. But Santa opened the wrong along the tracks several hundred Thought of Others Broadcast. sire any number of model airplanes week $550,000 was added to the Adams or his parents, Mr. and fit ra . 10:30— Melody Masterpieces. Unification o f all forms of trans- perished In flames at Sedalla, Mo. plan conferences later in the day to $950,000 appropriated In June for door, the one to the cellar instead feet in the collision. The maritime berp, equipped with George Adams, who ere seated in Oh, M ajesty that comes again (the street cleaners around Radio of the one to the parlor, and fell J1:00— Leon Bleasco's Orchestra. •OUR TRIAL RANGE PLAN •OUR PURCHASE PLAN ll^ t lo n as parts of a co-ordinated Another mother and her three chil- determine whether to ask fo r an en- the project. ' A dozen men, using axes by a parachute, said after toe flight the living room. That fills toe silent night. City don’t know it, but Pee W ee ia headlong down the stairs. 11:30— Ozzie Nelson’s Orchestra. Rtem. dren were burned to death at Jop- tire new panel of 150 because o f the The site la at IS lst street and the torchlight worked for t'wo hours be- that h>- had been tempted to "bail M ay we have Jesus in our souls toe lad who sails all those paper TUss of all methods o f controlling ■lln. Mo. Chicago counted two dead booklet Incident and the possibility Harlem river and construction of fore they could remove a man who out” but he feared toe plane would To guide us by Hls light! planes out of the twenty-third story No payment out of pocket necessary for Trial Discounts up to $15.60. in fires. A four year old girl was WILLIAM 8. MOORE DIES. liuite—channel Improvement, levees, that it may have influenced some o,f the plant Is part of a program to was pinned underneath the rear of crash on houses below so he con' REPORTS SEEING PLANE Floria Plsani, windows), and Kenny Sargent burned fatally at San Diego, Cal., wiring. U flood-ways and retarding reser- the Jurors. make the market a profitable enter- the car. tinned in flight with toe sUp rapid' 142 P in e s tr e e t gratefully accepted many books.... and a farmer perished In the same Greenwich, Dec. 26.— (A P )—W il- ly going to pieces. The cowling be- Prices as low as $75.00 and a 4-year pur- Defense Counsel Fisher wired Jus- prise. He was partly conscious when Jimmie Grier wanted another vocal- manner near Madison, Minn. A t A l- tice Trenchard before the Jury liam S. Moore, 47, member of the taken from the wreckage, his face gan to rip and toe gar line broke, J A program o f flood control on ma- It was understood the plant would FALLING IN FUM ES ist like Pinky Tomlin, and he work- Free Rental for One Tear. chase idan. i r tributaries such as. the Ohio, bany, N. Y., a woman was asphlxl- drawing asking the Jurist to call a New York Cotton Exchange and blackened by cinders and bums, his showering Captain Manning with WBZ-WBZA FEDERAL APPOINTMENT serve the new Brinx county build- ed on Christmas, too, at the Los B w m ii and southwest rivers, and ated while ^sparing her Christmas general conference of prosecution ing and the Bronx County Jail. associated with Robert Moore and clothes tom to ribbons ' and his gasoline. „ H prill gfle Id — Boston |E 'strat^c transportation centers breakfast and an Albany man was and defense counsel at his Trenton J - -- .Ck>., New York, died at the Stamford hands crushed. He stuck to toe plane and made Okmulgee, Okla., Dec. 26— (A P ) New Haven, Dec. 86.—(AP)— Angelee-BUtmore Bowl....Annette No oMigatilofi to ke^ the nuifo. liik as Kansas City. burned to death In his shack. chambers later in the day so that hospital last night from pneumonia. Donald McFarlane of Hamilton, an excellent three point landing a Search was under way five mUcs John F. Qatty, state director of Haiuhaw wouldn’t say what aha CANT ESCAPE CHARGE Federal housing admlnlstratloa to- wanted for Christmas. She spent Kckoperation with states with pro- Gun play was responsible for sev- the booklet Incident and the poa Mr. Moore, a resident of Greenwi controller of the city, who was one half-hour later. Aviation authori- west of here for an airplane which P.M. eral deaths. A South Carolina far- bad been ill for three days. He was reported to have been seen day said Adolph Periroto has been Christmas Eva with her family in ’ land aone and use, forestra- sibllity of a new panel might be dis- New York— Jugt because the of the first to arrive on the scene, ties at Roosevelt Field said that In 8:45— Animals in toe News — Dr. __ I reatoratlLm o f grass crops. mer was accidentally killed by a cussed. No reply has yet been re- leaves his nidow, Mrs. Mara Mc- said eight bodies lay In one coach two mere minutes toe engine would falling In flames shortly before noon appointed chairman of toe New Ha- Scarsdale and broadcast on Oirist- policeman lost the key to Irving Wesley A. Young. ven better bousing committee to utlon on further extension of shot gun in the hands of his 15 year ceived from Trwchard, Fisher said. Laughlin Moore; his father, Robert while others In the second coach of have dropped from toe plane, so today. 4:00— Betty and Bob. mas D ay... .Claude Hopkins wanted Graff’s cell door didn't mean he Topi Lyle, former Okmulgee fire function with toe Hartford office Don't Forget—You Save $1.50 A Month On Oar Free in view o f crop surpluses. old daughter. A prowler was shot to The drawing o f a new panel would Rex Moore; two sisters, Mrs. Anna the holiday special were hidden loose had the motor been shaken by 4:15— Ekidie East and Ralph a new car, but he’s another car- would escape facing a charge of chief, said he and members o f hls of the FHA. death in Chicago, Rex Pyle, owner defer the opening of the trial from Moore Davis and Mrs. Louise M. from sight. toe eccentric propeller. Dumke. wanter who doesn’t think be can de- passing a worthless check. family saw the flaming sLiip pitmge Meyor John W. Murphy had rec- riAST WISH GRANTED of a Jewelry store in Chicago was 30 to 40 days. Judge Robbins said, Converse, both of Greenwich and a Worst In History Told to "Forget It" 4:30— Rochester Civic Orchestra, pend on Santa C2aus. For the aecond shot and killed in the home of Fred When Magistrate Cioldsteln asked to the ground. ommended Periroto in answer to a Electricity Offer Which You Can Apply Towards expressing the belief Trenchard why Graff didn't appear when his brother, Robert Moore of Kingston, The wreck was one o f the worst Captain ManUng told friends to. Guy Fraser Harrison, conductor. year in succession hs was in Phila- Plener. An 11 year old boy N. Y. ' Other than it was a ” big alumi- request made by Gaffy a few weeks Bfltaln. Dec. 3«.— (AP) — would not order one drawn. case was called, police admitted railway disasters in Canada's hlS' "forget it” when they congratulat- 8:OO^News. delphia on Christmas, playing a killed accidently at Shrevport, La., ed him on his feat. num colored” plane, Lyle and the ago. of Walter J. Smith Post, they bad lost the key to bU. deten- tory. 5:15—N ew Ehigland Agriculture. Sigma Kappa sorority dance at the by a rifle he received for a Christ- Extreme difficulty was experi- •T wonder where toe plane would others were unable to give a des- Purchase Of Your Range , and the auxiliary will BTORBKBBFBR ROBBED tion cell. So the magistrate ad' CATCH QUEER FISH 6:30— K ellogg Singing Lady. Penn A. CX ... .The Mills Brothara— mas gift Louisiana also reported cription of the craft. Lyle said it soonrrY wkdmno • last wlah of Mrs. Bnuna Joumed court to the cell and put enced in identifying the dead and have landed If I had used toe 5:45— Little Orphan Annie. tba only pOlo team IM t In tha ooun- a fatal stabbing. One man was shot Norwich, Dec. 26.— (A P )—Police Injured. ’chute,” he remarked after toe was flying south. 77,-Mbat aha have a Graff under $100 bail on the worth- Beaufort. N. C.. Dec; 26.— (A P ) 6:00— ^Atr Adventures o f Jimmie t iy oompoaed o f four brotlMta— b i b to death at Evarte, Ky. Alabama One young woman who was part' flight. He called Okmulgee county fuaoraL Mrs. Peterson, were today seeking a young man less check charge. A strange flsh^ shaped somewhat Allen. Harrison, N. T., Dee. $6.— ( A P I - still pricing polo ponies, but alnca gunflgbts accounted for three authorities, who immediately or- Two young society people awakened I other” lo many ex-aerv- who ord ei^ Harry Holdrige, pro- like a sheephead but with a coW' ed from her husband la the wreck Manning won fame after he di- 6:16—Alma Kitchell, contralto. horses might be bard to take along dcftthSe ganized a searching party. mt two sons Into the prietor o f a general store in Occum, like mouth and brilliant orange col- spent the night at the hospital in s rected the rescue o f 3" members of 6:30— Press-Radio News. officials of this Gretna Green today on theater jumps, they’ll 'settle for Bonk Robber Blaia a village on the outskirts o f this HARMONY AND BOHJERS or, was brought in today by the vain search for him. to 1 crew of toe Freighter Florida Lyle lives five mllea west of one of them becoming C:S3— Tim e, weather. for a Christmas eve marrisge cere- leas. The boys spent (Christmas Day /War, A bank robber was slain in Neb- city, to "stick ’em up” and stole Doctors of the city volunteered 700 miles off toe Vir^qla Capes In and he said the plane landed, in h i I BBsumonla n one o f the rear coaches of when be was awarded a private pi- 7:48— Dangerous Pai«dise. bridegroom waa H. Philip Amml- Ninety-eight per cent at tbe cities Btly obseryed Jefferson, N. Y., and the death o f lot’s license, Manning is now chief store. 'The money was the day's candidacy for the (^ty Council, to fy It. the special train when the collision London, Dec. 26.— (A P )— A camel 8:00— Eno Crime Clues — "A down, 28 o f N ew York. He is toe of California have zoning ordi- of their swr^ Reoe Katbe, six months old. who officer of toe Manhattsn of toe receipts. Holdrige'said the thief had bring some harmony, of "one kind or The flsh weighed 13 pounds and occurrJd. was born yesterday in the London Cyclone Shot.” son o f Philip Ainmidown. nances. was atrangled to death ia his little a rtvolvar. ^ ihaouer" is that group. WM takso off Frying Pan Siioais. Although his leg v a s injured. United dtstes Lines. Zoo. Officials named it Noel, m

j#ae£2jftfctibk& ...... „... __^ . — MANCHESri'ER EVENING HBRAU>. MANcel fane this fit without a weak link. The rest of She upsets her. finding. She haa no patience with piets) are wrapped u<. and ready to e sawing machine which he was Windsor, who handed the St. the squad Includes Lsiry Maloney, Greennen Decisively Outplay Shooting Circus to Earn meiry family gatherings and the bo moved to the veranda, one feela Hary’s-Meriden Endees clash to Saturday night at toe School street jlo 22 8-20 62 They ae to Florida and spend se\ - Peter said. "Thank you. Til keep the baby’s behavior. operating at flie LenU form at 4?80 ONCE REJECTED CHANCE Fred BiaseU, Ed Jolley, WUbur restaurants and taverns were filled AU-Bornatdea (28) jeal weeks happUy. Then Peter her away. How Is Mrs. Kendall He wants something. It is the that the same baby is being taken Monday afternoon East Hartford last week, which Rec when Moriarty Brotbsis Flro- Hadden, Franela Mahooey and Phil with persona celebrating the hoU- ended to a disputed 30 to 38 vic- Impressive Victory Before 600 Cage Fans — Team P. B. F. T. ' U caBed heme beoause of boelaeas. feelinK now?" carving knife. She slams it la the day. out five Umea. Paul waa token to the Hartford -» Btone Service quintet feces the Wallas. -^Dr. A. R. Dafoe. ROSE BOWL RECORD tory for the Gtodeee. contacted this 3 E. Thayer, rf ...... 3 1-8 7 of the KendaU fSmUy exeept "She waa line all day. She seems drawer and gives him a box on the At S o’clock yesterday morning hospital for treatment and mem- Meriden Endees in a return encoun- The Endees’ Hneup L.cludea four 2 Hickey, If-rg-lg ... 2 ears.. department over the holiday and players who brought oourt fame to 0-0 4 itaCh sister, M O X IC O T , snub tired now. Too much company, 1 the bells of Emanuel Lutheran bers of the family stated this morn- New Year’s Day Clash a Nat- ter that promiaea a wealth o f tlx- Work Big Feature. 2 Ballard, c ...... 1 He cries. ."Shut up,” she orders Tbe destructive power of science ing that the injured member waa Paaadena, Dec. 36.—Here la a gave a lucid explanation of toe In- Meriden High last season, namely 1-5 3 ANN. suspect." church pealed out tbe glad Chrlet- zling action. Tha locale went down 4 B. Thayer, c ...... 4 yswa. KEKDAIX sospecta her Tbe nurse departed with Ann's and he wanders Into another room in war la absurdly overrated. responding to treatmenu complete record of . Tournament' cident, an explanation which, with- the flashy colored atar, Oliver, and 2-6 10 mas tidings and summoned porlah- to a 37-34 defeat on the Bhidees 8 Gray, r g ___ ...... 0 daachter, CAROL. Is In love with tray. She would leave after get- and yells. He keeps It up imtil she — Dr. Herbert Levinstein, British It was explained that Paul at- ural Despite Severe of Rosea New Year’s Day foot- out Intention, reflects much credit home floor recently and are out to •.'chee and the Zajae brothers. On 0-0 0 joners to the dawn hour of worship. on hla officiating. 1 M c (^ n , Ig ...... 1 0-1 3 LAWBENCE, the chauffear, and dls- ting her patient In bed for the night spanks him. SpocloJ masses wers held in S t chcmlat tempted to shut off th( power of baU games here: event matters here. ths baste o f their record, the Endees Playing ff superb brand of basketball that brought enthusias- eha^ee him. Carol leaves, osten- Peter hurried through the dinner Half a doeen times a day this Is James and 8t. Bridget’a churches. the ^rmetor when he noticed the 1903—Michigan 49. Stanford Moriarty*a boasts one of the most are one of the beat teams pastimlng tic applause from a crowd of more than 600 fans at the State sibly to visit friends in Miami. Ann but when he opened the door to repeated; not the carving knife epi- belt slipping off the end o f the pul- Criticism of College Facnl- 0. Hills sold that In toe closing min- colorful array o f playera in town In tola part of the state. Their 15 11 4-14 36 Only those whose pride kept them Armory last night, the National Guard Rangers won their guer- Score at halftime, 17-7, dies her In s' car and learns that Ann’s room she was sleeping. He sode, but everything from the gravy from making known their poverty ley and as be passed the machine 1916— Washington State 14, utes of toe game, the Endees were and toe team playa a brand of bas- squad also Includes GalansU, Mar- Rangers. dons as a semi-pro quintet of outstanding calibre by swamping Referee, Bevo Hurley. Time. Carol Iwa married the dlarbariced stood close to the bed for a moment. on the carpet to hammering on the had on unhappy Christmaa. MCLEAN EXECUTORS the belt flew off, strikin': him on the 1; Copied ID Two Places Brown 0. out In front by a score o f 39 to 36. ketball that haa Installed It aa early kowakl and Perchuk. ten liietilfi nr She promlwe Carol that gazing down at her anxiously. How piano. Churches, the town charity depart- right shoulder. 1917— Oregon 14. Pennsyl- Then Oswald of St. Mary’s let fly season favorite for toe town cage Manager Frito Wilkinson of Mo- the highly-touted All-Burnsides by the lopsided score of 52 to minute quartera. __j will keep her secret There seems to be no point of vania 0. with a shot at toe -basket, being championship two months hence. riarty's Is now Imldng for a good - .still and white she looked, with her ment, the firemen o f the commimity, 26. It was a fairly close, fairly exciting game to the halfway At a week-end party Ann Is long lashes lying against her cheeks. contact between them at all but her FILEmAPPEAL tis Year. 1920— Harvard 7, Oregon 6. fouled as be did so. A t tbe same Headed by such brilliants as George preliminary attraction to the main even students at the high school, 1921— Callforala 28, 1 O h I o mark but after that it became a rout as the Rangers flashed the advantage was increased to 17-7 at ; tiBwwii from a borne. /Vlthough her She was pale, he thought, almost as band, and that caresses him only saw to It that tbe needy of Manches- 'time toe timer’s whistle sounded.. Stavnltal^, Ty Holland and Johnny contesL halftime. ' lajuilen are not serious Peter is State 0. Hills went to toe table, where a man most impressive form of the season and played rings around the pale as she was the night of the when she is movedjtiy sudden moth- ter did not go hungry. There also USTSUNSETTLED Both teams went on a scoring alarmed. accident when he had sat through erly waves when her own nerves are was on abundant supply of toys for 1922— CalUomia 0, Washing- from each team was checking toe shooting circus. Petitioo Charges Internal EDITORS: Tnla la the first of ton and Jefferson, 0. spree In the third quarter but toe NOW GO ON W ITH THE STORT the long, anxiously hours watching at peace. poor children. ^ . three articles on the Stanford-AIa- time on one stop watch, and was Locals Arc Tope .r ...... * ' ' Dad is still leas predictable. He 1923— Southern California 14, told toe game waa over. Aa toe ball decisive superiority o f toe Rangers CHAPTER XXX her. Sumptuous (Jhrlstmaa dinners bama football game to the Pasadena Penn State 3. Admittedly, the All-Burnsldea ; the game. In the final quarter, he la every department of play In- He closed tbe door. The nurse comes home at night In one or tbe wers served at the Town Form and IN STOCK MARKET Rose Bowl on New Tear's Day. waa in toe air when the whistle ReTenne Borean Made 1924— Washington 14, Navy blew. Hills allowed both tbe basket lost night weren’t toe colorful out- deliterately shoved Chapman clear ------1 t'^'elr lead to 31-18 at tte The next afternoon Peter took was waiting in the living room, hat other of his many moods. Some- ths MonchMter Memorial hospital. Paul Waner Wins Crown off the floor Into the bleachers and 14. and the free try on the foul. Be- fit that had such torrid battles with whistle. The final quarter was a L Ann home. Becr.use she was still and coat on. times he is jolly. Again he is si- Inmates at the almshouse wars en- By HABBT ORATSON referee Hurley lost no time In send- woak from shock a trained nurse 1626— Notre Dame 37, Stan- fore Oswald shot the latter, Hllla to - old National Guards, but even r'an,'.'.'.'ay for the Greermen. Every "I’m afraid I alarmed you, Mr. lent and critical. Again be de- tertained Christmaa Eve by the Rev. Errors in Figures. Sports Editor NBA Service lilg him to toe showers, via toe man on toe squad saw action and waa engaged. lights In bringing Johnny up to the ford 10. dismissed both teems, os there waa thia cannot detract from toe wealth Kendall. I’m sure there’s nothing James S. Neill, rector of S t Mary’s Few hdostrial Speciafeies . Pasadena, Dec. 36. — This beau- 1026—Alabama 30, Washing- of credit due toe Rangers for their technical foul route. Gray, who has all contributed to a veritable flood Friends called. There were cards to worry about. Mrs. Kendall Is point of expectancy only to disap- When Stella Walsh, Olympic and world record holder in the 100 church. On Christmas Day carol no necessity of toe players remain- tiful little city’s annual Tournament ton 19. ing. After Oswald scored on the As Batting Champion of splendid performance. In their hey- been leading scorer for toe Burn- of baskets that made to Burnsides and flowers. Valeria sent roses, just tired. She seemed so well I point him. Coihmon among men meters, lets tired of shooting jack rabbits, she discards her gun Binging waa enjoyed. Singers from sides in recent game.s. was held gorgeous red ones to brighten the Washington, Dec. 26.— (AP.) — of Roses football game on New 1627— Alabama 7, Stanford 7.. foul and toe final score was 36-38, day, toe Burnridee would have look like a fifth string high school thought a few friends could call but and very heartless. Occasionally and /uns the beastles down. Here she la, during a recent visit to Emanuel Lutheran church enter- Manage to Advance n Year’s Day no longer is the single found It extremely difficult to hold ! without a basket by the fine play of team in practice with the varsity. sick room. Peter read the written be rouses the little boy’s faith. LanesHter, Calif., with a bag of the big jacks, three o( vrhich she Ehcecutors of the estate of former 1928—Stanford 7, Pittsburgh Manager Ed. Dillon of St. Mary’s she must have overtaxed herself. tained the patlbnts at the hospital final flourish In the vast network of 6. toe locals toe way they were click- Jason Chapman, who along with The rangers passed tou hall around messages to Ann and relayed verbal A good night’s sleep Is what she Which makes I* all tbe worse be- outran and captured with her hands. with (Jhrlatnms corola and hymns. Senator George P. McLean of Sims- came out on toe floor with toe stop Post Christmas Trading. Intersectional engagements. 1920—Georgia Tech 8, Cali- watch In hla hand and argued that ing last night. A dazzling passing Schuetz, Turklngton. Sheldon and so much toe Burasld's were dlszy ones. needs.’’ cause It makes tbe next sudden ro- Although the slippery pavements bury, Conn., on Intimate personal National Loop Widi .362 Salmonds, tossed In three twin- trying to keep track of It and when fornia 7. attack and a bewildering array of She waa recovering rapidly. She lapse all the harder to bear. Thia winter Its offering, Stanford second remained to play, this af- Several times that evening Peter Torrential ralnatorma accompanied made driving extremely hazardous, friend o f President CJoolidge, peti- and Alabama. Is being copied in 1930— Southern California 47, plays coupled with uncanny shoot- pointers as every player on the toe locals grew -weary of passing would be quite well by the end of looked in on Ann but her eyea were Here too Johnny begins to feel no accidents to mar the serenity of ter the timers htel said toe game by hall broke Argentina’s heat wave tioned the Board of Tax Appeals to- two'oRier centers on the same after- Pittsburgh 14. waa over. Hills, aaturmlly, refused ing accuracy and atellar checking Rangers squad tallied from toe they pulled a neat pla- out of their ' the week. In fact, she was so well closed. Finally he opened the door alone. After a while he retreats FOUR LOCAL RESIDENTS the day were reported. New Torlt, Dec. 36.— (AP)— bad parfoct control nnd hla pinning floor. { bag of tricks, executed It with CO the fifth day after the accident last night but the resulting damage day for the redetermlnatlon of an noon.' There la to be the Sugar 1931— Alabama 24, Washing- to consider Dillon’s claim. This e h A the visitors In a state of help- of his room and the door to Ann’s into himself and tbe contacts with additional estate tax claim of *40,- Wall street returned to work from ton State 0. ^ waa o f the bast . . . Kabari could Fintet’ Hitter Refaini Title leaanees In the final half, so much Off To Slow Start I promptness and dlapstch and rang that the nurse arrsuiged to leave hla father cease as far as tbe boy was widespread. Tbe temperature the Christmas holiday to fair spir- Bowl tidbit featuring Tulant and plofistlon of the dispute hM been not be cntled nervoua but he wee and went to bed. BUY NEW AUTOMOBILES was climaxed by a Christmas Day 449. Temple, of Philadelphia, In New 1082—Southern California 31, sent by HUls to Leonard Nixon of so that tostr play took on a lisUeaa- The game got off to a alow start up another icore. after dinner that evening. She had The door to Ann’s room waa cloaed Is concerned. He doesn’t try to its but reported that Santa aaus not tbe Kebort thnt defeeted Wtdto been called to an old patient who of 65 degrees Fahrenheit. Hailstonea Tbe petition charged tbe Bureau Orleans, and a conteet between Tulans 13. toe Central Board, of which the neaa that admitted defeat before and proceeded In second gear until Credit Is due everyone of toe next morning. Peter knocked but talk to him. He never takes a toy of Internal Revenue waa to error in did not leave any big bullish bun- on the Silk town nlleys . . . Mlae- He Held ia 1926, After the third quarter came to a close. Ranger playera for loct night’s 'vic- waa 111. weighing as much as one pound dles to its stocking'. Bucknell, of Lewlsburg,'Po., and 1938— Southern California 85, local referee Is a member. ing twelve spore breaks cost him n tbe halftime whistle. The quar- there was no answer. to be fixed. He doesn’t climb up on Henry Schaller Says 1935 reducing deductions from, the gross Miami in the Miami Orange Bowl. Pittsburgh 0. Captain Baalehed ters were featured by the Inability tory, In which Smith, Chapman, Dressed In a turquoise blue satin While he was eating breakfast his knee. He doesn’t run to meet each were found in the village of Daily Health Further selUng In utiUUes kept pile of pins that would have made negligee. Ann waa lying on a chaise liooks Promising from a Carlos Casares. estate for charitable contributions The nation's Interest will he cen- 1034—Columbia 7, Stanford We understand that Hllla’ surtlon, Six Years u Also Ran; The Burnaldea regular lineup was of both teama to score with any Turklngton and Salmonds Stood the maid passed through with a tray. him. From then on It Is merely a the stock list somewhat unsetU^ the match much closer and more In- out. The Thayers, Bill and Ed, fea- hwgue by tbe window. She had from *877,262 to *200,400. The form- tered on the meeting of Stanford 0. one that any referee of honesty and virtually Intact for the game, toe consistency at all, toe Rang'»s tak- A moment later, she came hurrying matter of orders and obedience. Standpoint of Business. although the rest of the list man- teresting to watch...... The Mg tured for the Burnaldea. been permitted to see a number of er Senator's will provided that on and Alabama In the Pasadena Rose NOTE: Service teams eempet- integrity would have token, baa cost crowd woe fair to both bowlers with same team which by all reports is ing 31 shots at the basket and mak- back. "Mr. Kendall, Mrs. Kendall Sally Is six. She is a selfish little Service aged to hold' up pretty well. A few Bowl, however. TofisBill Terry by Six ing six, while the B\im8ldes took 35 M M ds that afternoon. Sarah and girl.; And besides she har the usual OTTO GETS A PRESENT the death of his widow, Mrs. Juliette Industrial specialtlea managed to •d In 1918 and 1919. him toe opportunity o f handling each receiving n Mg bond on n well providing formidable opposition to has gone." McLean, the residuary estate waa to . Not only doee the big show out and made three. TTie Thayers did Mac, Milllcent, Marcia Johnson, "Gone?" Peter pushed back his six-year-old Impatience with her Henry Schaller, .manager of the advance. Bonds maintained a good further games for St. Mary’s. placed shot, and following toe final all members of toe Greater Hart- C hlvgo— Firemen gave Otto Ol- DON^r SHOOT A BABBIT be used to keep up the McLean es- here to the golden west bring to- Basketball teama, and any other Just aa much spectacu'ar shooting Merle Merrl weather. chair and ran to Ann’s room. Ann small brother. Her shrill little Schaller Motor Salea, Inc., of 634 undertone. Corn and hogs led an ball Kebart congratulated Pipp on Points; Other Leaders. ford League. The Thayer brothers Last Night s Fights And now. Valeria. She had-come son a ;»300 Christmas present laat UNLESS IT’S LIVELY tates to Simsbury and Granby, gether two of the most powerful canyon in repelling Ernie Nevers sports teama for that matter, ore hie victory . . . 200 pins is a lot of were at the forwa "d 'oerths, Ballard as in the past but were woefully was not there. Not In the bath- voice gets exercise by continually Center street, aimouncea the sale of Irregular advance In commodities. creations In the country, but the lacking In accuraev. to as MilllCont was leaving. She night, hours after tbe scheduled Conn., where former President Coo- Cotton waa barely steady, however. and Stanford, 27-10, on Jan. 1, 1925. funny that way. If It’s tnle about pins to overcome and nothing short at center and Gray and McCann at room. not in the living room or any- whining. "Mother, make Johnny four 1635 automobiles during the visit of Santa Claus. Animals That Can Be Knocked game has become a classic despite bad said. "lH only stay a moment. lldge frequently fished at McLean’s Consolidated Gas dropped more St. Mary’s, and Hllla points out that of a broken leg or arm should rob guards, with Hlckcy In reserve, Hickey tallied the first double- Philadelphia—Dan Hasaett, 176 where In sight. stop.” "Get out of here.” "Don’t” Christmas season. Cars purchased Fire broke out suddenly in tbe Down With a Stick May Have the severe cltlclam of college facul- New York, Dec. 26—(AP) — Af- decker of toe game afte.’ five min- X know long visits are taboo.” Invitation, as a public j-ark and fish than a point to another new low, Tide Makes Fourth Trip to Roee he hasn't been asked to officiate Pipr of the match and the side bet Hutt, Beaghan and Phelps being 1-2, outpointed Billy Ketchell, 175, you touch that.” No companion- at this agency were: Dodge sedan, North Sire rooming house where Fatal Tntorcmla, Wlil^ Has ties in the east and mid-west. there elncc, then ecallloni to Man- ter six seasons as on also ran in utes of play on a long, arching shot. * ^ e nurse says I’m well. I’m ship here. More withdrawal Into and game preserve. They contended and American Telephone declined 2, Bowl of *200." missing. It Is to be doubted that Millville, N. J., 10; Jack (torcoron, only being lazy now.” He was gripped by a terrible, fear. John Leander, 98 Ridge street; Otto lived and there was no time for Spread Over Country. Tournament of Rosea officials, by ager Dillon, and, in lieu of an the National League batting races, this trio could have helped the This was toe only time toe Bum- himself. this entire cost should be deducted dipping under 102. Public Service Alabama, which Is to moke its Paul Waner of toe Pittsburgh Pir- 128, Elizabethtown, Pa., outpointed **niat’s good. Too bad you chose Could the blow on Ann’s head have Dodge sedan, Mrs. Edwin C. Hig- him to pick up bis savings before from computing the tax. virtually turning their production orchid, warm applause to Referee That phraiae "the aide bet of Burnside cause to, any extent. As a sides were In toe lead and they held Lionel, aged ten. Is a born tease. of N. J., American Water Works, over to the Pacific Coast Intercol- fourth appearance on Rose Bowl ates baa returned to toe top, help- Gene Gatotto, 127, Philadelphia, 8; that brute to ride." affected her mind? Then he saw gins, 118 Porter street; Dodge coupe, the flames drove him outside. By DR. MORRIS FISHBEIN North American, Weatem Union Hills, who calls 'em the way he sees *200” is Intriguipg. PoEslbly, dear result o f having only one sub, toe toe margin for three minutes when the small envelope, addressed He gets bis manliness up by making The petitioners further alleged legiate Conference, made hesitant turf, scored such a hit In out lasting ing to continue the domination of Danny Devlin, 154, Allentown, Pa., Valeria's voice seemed very friend- William Crockett. 42 Bigelow street, At his pica for them to "do some- Editor, Journal of the American that the bureau was in error in al- and American Can lost major frac- 'em. readers, you may believe that toe personal foul rule was waived for Turklngton scored on a follow-up "Peter.” His fingers were shaking fun of his brother. He hisses him and a four-door Plymouth aedan to eastern and mid-western schools Washington that the Tuscaloosans the southpaws In toe aanlor circuit. shot. By toe end of the period, the outpointed Jolmny Dues, 156, Pauls- ly. Ann thanked her for the flow- thing firemen raised a ladder to the M edici Association, and of Hygeia, lowing *104,000 instead of *144,000 tions to more than a point. Non- bowlers put up this sizable bit of the vlaltora. Even tola, however, as he opened It. at times and roughhouses him In va- Leroy Roberts, Riverside, Manches- window of his room, and one man like It. were brought back a year later, Since toe six years reign of Rogers Rangers were up by 7-2 and this boro, N. J.. 8. ers and then remembered that Peter tbe Health Magazine as payment for the support of Mrs. ferrous metola perked up a little, Just to substantiate our opinion cash. In moat casea, toe bowlers didn’t keep Captain Jimmy Gray In "Peter, I’ve found out about you.” rious ways. Johnny is downright ter Green. raced up, braved the flames and Men hunting for rabbits again Where the Tournament o f Roses when they finished In a 7-7 dead- Hornsby aa batting king waa end' had moved them, leaving only the afraid of Lionel. McLean, who now occupies the faml accompanied by a reviv^ of Infla- that a technical foul should have place very little money on them- F pink roses be bad sent. Ann had started to write "and Va- This year waa the first since the emerged from Otto’s room grasping should be warned of the danger of people on at last two occasions ex- lock with Stanford. Biff Hoffman’s ed In 1926, left handers have forg- He learns to conceal his real self, ly home, during the three years tion talk ms a public expenditure conversion gave Stanford Its mar- been called on both teams If they selves. A pool la generally formed ed to toe front In six seasons out Ann had been glad to see them leria" but had decided against that. Schaller Motor Salea has been con- the *300. The blaze swept on burn- bringing home for • cooking rabbits perienced great difficulty In obtain- had left tbe floor with one second by backers of toe respecto'e pinners, to fib, to pretend and find comfort necessary for settling the estate. program of several bilUona waa un- ing an cq>ponent for the far west- gin over Pittsburgh In 1628. of nine. It wss Waner who started & M . She might not get well so soon, The note might fall into other hands. ducting an automobile agency here, ing the third floor of the building that can be knocked over with a derstood to be In preparation for remaining to play, we aaked Mr. each chipping In from *5 to *26 or |"mofclng at Valeria's roses. So she had merely written; In baby escapes. And of course he that oa many oars have ^ c n so’d at and destroying the contents of stick. The Senator, who retired In 1928, ern champion, eastern, mid-west- Roy Rlegels’ famous reverse nm the aouto'paw awing In 1937, when finds relief In being naughty Indeed. died in Simsbury, June 6, 1932. the new Congress. U. 8. Smelting Hllla for his viewpoint. He agreed as much aa they deaire to risk. Rare- he complied a .380 average. Frank And now here was Valeria at her "Peter, I’ve fnimd out about you, Chrlatmas, Mr. Schaller stated to- Otto’s room. The healthy rabbit Is the one that ern, southern, and southwestern and Its resultant safety enabled that he would have taken such ly does one person put up U.e full Condition Is Conunon. rose nearly 3 points, and Cerro de (•eorgla Tech to win from Callfor O’Doul, BUI Terry and Chuck KlelB ) -Mandllest, with her smooth voice and because I can’t possibly bear day, This Is indicative of a promis- can run like a "scared rabbit” when schools now eagerly seek the Rose action if tola bad been toe aituatloo. amount, unless be has visions o f a 1 would not say that this Is an Pasco and American Smelting mov- Bowl Invitation and to share rich nia to 1929. Pittsburgh was smoth- carried on, with Hornsby and Chick and sleek, golden hair, wearing a It, I am going away. Lovable." ing 1935 season for the sale of new If kept In a room where it can- the hunter approaches. The one ed up fractionally. Farm imple- Also, be added. If S t Mary’s came killing. 14,595 Is the dumber spring suit with a gray fox Peter looked up. The maid was average home or family, but fvero automobiles, he stated. not catch flics, the Darlingtonia that can be knocked down is likely IF YOU UKE MUSIC gate receipts. ered by Southern California in 1930. Hafey coming In with a pair of the walls to be rolled back we might ments were also firm, Deere rising back to take toeir free tiy and toe right handed triumphs then "big piece slipping from her shoulder. She standing In the door. plant may be kept healthy by a diet to be infected with the rabbit dis- What generally Is conceded to Endees did not, and the former And toe gambling jade is as fickle find It to be a more common com a point. General Motors, American have been Alabama's most formid- poison" come back in 1934 with a That Wins the $25. OVERCOAT Given Away At Close ^. '4|Mned her bag, got out her compact "You may go, Susan," he said In HAIL ENDS HEAT WAVE of raw meat. This plant lures insects ease called tularemia, which also Rolling Mill, Bethlehem, Penney Chance was AU made the try good and tied toe In bowling os in any other apdrL ' Dd made up her face carefully. a hoarse, unnatural voice. He read posite of affairs than Is generally and absorbs them in its aigestlve spreads to human beings. HERE’S A FINE BOOK Alabama Needed able array trimmed Washington mark of ,362 In tbe official records and Montgomery Ward were among score, the game would be forfeited Back one bowler through an entire rtlaased today. Of Business Monday NighC Valeria looked cool, sweet and the note again In bewilderment... thought possible. While It is true Buenols Aires, Dec. 26.— (AP) — fluid. Tularemia, or rabbit fever, geta Little Washington and Jeffer- State, 24-0, In 1931. A fighting, but to St. Mary’s on toe Endees refusal that "the baby" Is often the pet and issues up small ftoctiona. U. S. season o f noatebea and you gener- ______But Inside was turmoil. "I’ve found out about y o u .. . . ” It name from Tulare (bounty, Calif. son was given the opportunity to luckless, Tulane team bowed to to continue play. ally, we would even say invariably, Tbe final figures for ths- sessoa more Indulged than the other chil- Charles O’Connell’s “ Victor Steel was about unchanged, and Southern California, 21-12, in 1932 ( The story of Peter Kendall’s anxiety What had Ann found out? Why, Some years ago the wild game in rolls were quiet hold one of the late Andy Smith's wind up behind toe eight ball. showed 39 players who hit ,800 or :;-liad been brought to her. Milllcent that he love • anatomical laboratories at tbe Uni- Notre Dame’s Immortal Four rolled a t the Morgan alleys In Hart- 'aS air with Valeria, idv- ^eupervUee the purity o f *10.- Marla is a beauty of the classic at Bttxikside Park, Pasadena toihqr- is expected to attend. It is under- (^licago 3, Detroit 1. WUIIam DeHan. Fnemerly of this versity of Michigan died today In Horsemen — Stuhldreher, Layden, row. Coach Thornhill announced no ford lost Sunday. Bowling well stood that k bus load of Pipp back- CAN.-AM. LEAGUE Wp.OOO worth of nMdlcal producU CitP evoseeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeateeae State Italian brunette type, is a good town, Mr. DeHan is now with the the university hospital. He was dancer, swims a. d sklla and Is fond Crowley, and Miller — reached the more heavy scrimmages before the above hie usual average, Plpp crash- era will make the trip from Hart- Boston 2, Prov'dencs S (tie). to tbe public and tha medical aoBurs Servlet company of Toledo, Name of this newspaper ...... end of toe trail In toe Arroyo Seco 6LENNEY* widely known for hla research in of music. Gtogllsh Is among the sev- game. ed toe wood for a totM plhfall of ford. Quebec 4, New Haven 1. anatomy psychology and cmbriology. eral languages she speaks fluently. MANCHE8TBR EVENING HEBALD, MANjCHENTBr. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 26,,1984. 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e IIRSSIFIED TH\S wwr TW'aSTET^N-lA>N NO, ABmON-MWACt 8oma ot the aiUffjr neckwear eome DONT BLAMH YOURBBLT IF GAVE ME TOR CM R!STM AS-^A ©M0H\N6 iSfNCKEr V^DUlt of THB GREAT HAN’S LBAIONa like the...... **nee That BUnd, isrrr clear to you. rr is n t SM OKINi' CO A Tr-^A Si' 'I CAN'T •DO tornou.K um- 1 uinv CLEAR TO HIM. EITHER. SHOP ^ RDVERriH ■be coin' aroundth' house# LET M E SEEr*-VMHAT " W O , PoUoemea (m he peceed the drlnPlBff fleur* •venlnr olothee Professor—Can you glva ma _ WEAWN'THI© UAUSH ,WW\V.E , I OET?-^.AVVH-».^NVM• .tJiSunr in the rain under the Ininp axampl* j>t a commercial appUanea I'M e»UMM \N' A OU!D OF SNUFF.* HAW-^I HAVE rr,A6WTOHj lost and found 1 ANNOUNCEMENTS poet on CSiriitmai Bve)—Naety ure In ahdient times? Racing Thrills All They’re “Cracked Up” To Be you KNOW THE MISEW «m.T. Ttnc PgRSON who found 1836 UARKER8. Leave your re- A1HLETICS, TOPIC DETROIT HOCKEY night, air. Student—Yes. air. the looae-lkxf -^ T DON^ SMOVCE -^ U S til* UECk and white Bchaffer foun- newal certlflcate with ua, on or be- U. S. Skaters and Skiers The figure grunted egreement system used in the Glerden of Eden. fiUVS IN TH'CELLULOm FACTORY \ou HAVE wnn mour ^ »«in pen at the North End Post fore December 38tb and we Will An hour Uter, the poUeemnn, hav- ing covered hla beat, found the man HERE MUST BE ‘SOMETHINO SO TOR CLrr-TUUS.OR A UPOF •BACK, AFTER A N\6WT OF Office Tueeday attemoon return secure your 1936 markers for you. OF COLLEGE PARLEY Cole Motors. • . TEAM TRIUMPHS Out to Make *36 Olympics eub there end the weather getting (N THIS EXERCISE THEORY. ■BOW UN6.' --WELL,HOW there? Reward. YOU NEVER SEE A WEAK AND «NUT=F.J -V— TH'COAT AIN'T werce. ABOUT AN ELECTRIC ‘ LOST—A PAIR OF fur lined gloves, Policeman—I would euggeet, sir, BROKEN-DOWN TONOUB. NO MORE USE TO ME THAN HOT R A D ?-^O N E either In front of Salvation Army MOVING—TRU C K IN G - New York, Dec. 26— America's of competition from the young- that gou go home out of this storm. TR AP E ^ -nSHTS/—SO, WHAT Hall, or at Hospital. Finder please STORAGE 20 Coaches Will Discuss Qoes< Olympics Make Cosdy Mis- smashing triumph in the winter sters. Bert Tylor and Eddio The Man — Oh, you would, would WA-S 6IVEN ME,. call 6331 or leave at Salvation sports of the 1932 Olympic Games Schroeder. It is entirely likely ut Tou see the light In that HAVE v'eO T TO Army Hall. PERRBTTT A OLENNETV INC, local at Lake Placid rocketed the popu- that one or both of the latter will Kuse? Well, that’s In a room where SW A P? and long distance moving. Daily lion of Recroiring Mem- piay and Lose to Black larity of the pastime to a new carry America'a colors in Ger- my wife is waiting up for me. And A Thought IX)8T—A BILLFOLD containing express to Hartford. Overnight height In this country. many. you call this a etorm! And He anid onto him. Why cnO- large sum of money late Saturday service to and from New York. Tel. As a result, a greatly Increased : —" — ■ bers for Football Teams. Hawks by 2 to 1. Acting Without Thinking Is U ke eet then Me good? there la none afternoon, between Arthur Drug 3063, 8S60 o r 8864. number of enthusiast.s are pro- | Figure and F'anry Skating good bnt One, that God: but U Store on Center street, and State paring for the present winter Figure skating Is the most color- Shooting Without Aiming. ' then wilt entM Into life, keep the Theater Building, or in vicinity season with an eye toward win- i ful of winter sports numbers, comaMadments. — St.to . Matthew, PUBLIC PASSENGER New York, Dec. 26.—(A P i—Bol- New York. Dec. 26.—(API— r ning places on the 1936 Olympic 1 U. S. women contestants en- Wife — Why don’t you put the of theater. Also contain.^' driver's 18:17. ______license and other personal property. SERVICE 20-A stered by three exantplcs of frank anyone should ask Wally Kllfca team which w1ll appear in Gef-' i tered in competition In the try' ent out as I tmd you? Reward If returned in care of the discussion, the delegates to the an- many. outs this year arc Suzanne Da Absent-Minded Professor — I put IN ADDITION TO SILVER Lane about it t(^ay he would near that ^something out. Ye Gods! It must Be not merely good, be good for Herald office. nual National Collegiate Athletic The proximity of the 1936 of New York, present Amcrid something.—Thoreau. Bus Line, De Luxe Bus for lodge there was not anything particularly Olympics, to be hold at Garmisch- champion: Maribel Vinson avs been tha baby. party or team trips, we also offer Association coirvention and to the merry about Christmas. Kilrea Just Partcnkirchen, twin towns In the Boston, holder of the Natd 7 passenger sedan delivery. Phone meetings of three other college returned from the Detroit Olympics Bavarian Alps, has focused atten- title for the six preceding ’There Isn't much to do In a small Mancliester 3063, 8860, 8864. sports bodies, will meet tomorrow to the parent team the Red Wings tion on the tryouts. and Mrs. Mabel Thoms of ___I except wonder who will marry DloyOUKNOWTIUT- Eveninj? Herald to conAlder primarily the question of of the National Hockey League, The season begins with the Angeles. %rhlch teacher. recruiting and subsidizing in college committed a costly misplay last intercollegiate ciiampionshlp.s at All will contest the right In washing dishes, the average CLASSIFIED REPAIRING 2.1 athletics. night and as a result his team lost a Lake Placid, Dec. 27-Jan. 1, and Sonja Hcnic of Noi-way to the A man' went to lee hla phyelelan housewife handles 340 tons of china In Cornell's recent open state- 2 to 1 decision to Chicago's Black ends late In February with the International crown. for sdvlc* as to how to be cured of annually. advertisements SKATES SHARPENED, key mak- ment of Its attitude toward scholar- Hawks. ing, lock, gun, vacuum cleaner re- North American bobsledding Among outstanding men figure the habit of snoring. On the "DaSr of Hearta” In Hun- ships for athletes, the revelations of In the first period Wally took the Doctor—Does your snoring disturb gary, gingerbread valentines are C o u n t Ri* mvtrrag# »*orop to • l l t o . pairing. Bratthwalte, 62 Pearl 8t. championships. skaters will be Roger Turner of i n l t t f t l i. H u m b e r t «n d R h b r t v t s t t o n i Prc.sidcnt Ralph C. Hutchinson of puck aWay from Tommy Cook. Try- Ski competition starts early In Boston, winner of the prized your wife? popular. • acli c o u n t » 'o i d »n d c o m p o u n d Wiishlngtoh and Jefferson h b to Patient—Doea It disturb my wife 7 w o r d ! no t w o w o rd * M i n i m u m coot lo ing to clear he slammed the disc 1935. This king of the winter senior title in 1933: Robin Lee. There are plenty of people who what it once cost his college to past Nom Smith Into his own net. sports gets under way with the the youth who almost defcatcfl It diaturbs the whole congregation. do not think taxes are too high., prt c o o l i h r« o »mcR. HELP WANTED— maintain athletic scholarshlpk and VEN- IJ n * rot e o p « r d a y l o r i r o n o l o M FEMALE ;j.'> The victory gave the Hawks 21 national championships to be held T urner: John L. Wood of Lo.s they have nothing to tax. ado. the remarks of Eddie Casey, retiring at Contun, S. D., Jan. 22-27. Angeles, and Jack Kcm of San TypleVa Holiday STEPH EN K f t r e liv * JlRrrfc IT , I W T points while Toronto, submerging POSITION AVAILABLE for young Harvard coach, anent the difficulty the Montreal-(3anadiens under a Outstanding among ski per- Francisco. She dlvae, she swims, she rides a C a o h C b fTr f o of rounding up a good football team 6 C o n a o c u tlv o U a y o .. | t cto j I cto woman as advertising solicitor for third period rally won six to two to formers in the United States, and Fancy skaters will stage their horse, t C o n o o c u tlv o U a y ' . . 9 ctoi 11 oto the Herald. Address by letter only. when other Institutions were active- rekeh a total of 29. probable place winners on the tryouts at New Haven, Feb. 8-9. She socks a golf-ball round the R apper Say& 1 D a y ...... I 11 otoi I I CIO ly bidding for players, there t.s plen- American team, arc Mangus Satre course. sm.aassr,“— I A ll ord e ro f o r ir r o c u l a r i n t »r t ) o n o Box A. care of Tho Herald. The Montreal Maroons, 12 points ty of subject matter for the dls- w i l l bo c h a rg e d a t th o ono t im o r a to. behind Toronto kept pace with the of Connecticut,' the outstanding She plays a wlcked'tennls game. A Face At The Window By John C Terry H p e cl a l r « t e i Ur lo n g t o r m o v o ry ciisfllons. racer In the country, and Casper She danoee till obe’s nearly lame; SCORCHY SMITH Principle Tople leaders, and drew away from the d a y a d v a r t l o in g g iv o u p o n ro q u o o t. FUEL AND FEED 49-A threatening Canadlens and New Oimen, North Dakota's champion. TURF SPORT RETURNS And just when a romance is ripe- - gevC R lN fi THE Five MILES A d o ord oro d f o r thro o o r o lx d a yo The roimd table conference on the The poor kid must revert to tjrpe. MLRI6MT, WARBURTON. Voo TWO STAY a n d otopp e d bo f oro th o t h i r d o r f i f th FOR SALE—HARD WOOD, oak recruiting situation. Is one of the first York Americans with a 6 to 3 tri- IN AS MANY MINUTES, THEY ■T' d a y w i l l bo c h a rg e d c n l y t o r t h o oc* umph over the Boston Bruins. Breaks Mark—Collarbone ToU W N i ! euMB IN - AND GUARD f u o l n u m b o r o f .lm *o tho d a p p o a r- and hickory for Are place. Oak events scheduled in the two-day Oimen, in ono season, won 22 j TO THE WEST COAST A salesman Is n success because SPEED TBReUdH THE GATK «d . c h a r g i n g a t t h e r a to a a rnocl. b u t wood and slabs. Telephone 31411. scries of gatherings wlWch winds up The Americans also suffered a set DON'T TRY ANynONC TONKV/ back remaining in fourth place In jumping tournaments and set 1 he never tells funny stories but al- OF THE PLAtnATlflN. n o a ilo w o n c e or r e f u n d i c a n bo m a d o Friilay night with the annual foot- the record for distance on the ways laughs at ths allegedly funny eONCR HIM, 6Uf,*TU X un olx tim e ado s top p e d] a f t e r tho the .International championship Arcadia, Cal., Dec. 28.—fAP) — ball cnachc.s' dinner. Professor Z. Olympic hill at Lake Placid. This ones told by his customers. CK f around- f i f th doy. j while the Rangers evened the city The heritage of Lucky Baldwin ap- T-j So **tin r o r b i d a " : d io p l a y U n t o a o t WANTED—TO HUY , 8 O. CIcvcng. r of Indiana University Is the modest youth who broke peared today to have been handed will preside at this gathering, which series w ith a 3 to 1 trium ph. oold. RAGS ARE WORTH 1 l-2c lb. now. The thrills of auto racing are all they're cracked up to be, as Pierre his collarbone In a jump and now down to horse racing In Southern June—I have just obtained a posi- T h o H o r a l d w i l l not bo ro o p o n o lb lo will be attended by both N. C. A. A. Bertrand Just has discovered. When the wheels had quit spinning, his has a length of silver to replace f o r m oro t h a n ou o In c o rro e t in o o rtln ii I also buy live poultry. Wm. O b - Southern California. tion as a stenographer for a Wall deicgate-s and representatives' of the car wa-s upside down, with Pierre hanging from the. "saddle," after the o f a n y a ^v o r t l a o m c n t o rd e ro d f o r trinsky, 91 Clinton street, tele- the part that was shattered. For In a small comer of tha atreet bachelor. m o ro t h a n ono tIm o. ('ollcge Physical Education Associa- racer had skldde C l a a o iA o d ndo to Pro Puck Stars Mostly of Chicago, N. C. A. A. president. California campaign and ultimately his laurels. Ray Stevens, North DRA6 HER back » bo pu bllob e rl a a m o d a y m u o t be r e - sonable rates. Apply Mrs. Haupt— the 3100,000 Santa Anita Handicap Whitney's .speedy fUly In the $5,000 Man—.Say, Neighbor, we’d like to 12-26 o e iv e d b y IT o'c lo c k n o o n ; S a t u r d a y ! Smaller group gatherings provide American champion, will be his Matron. Telepiiunc 3936. lias been partly diverted from the Chri.stmas stakes. They put $259,- have you help us out at bridge. You 19:10 a. m for doings on almost a dawn to mid- chief competitor. 096 through the parimutuel ma- play, don’t you? g h night basis for the two days. Canadian—But U., S. horse to speculation 6vcr who will By Crane OUT OUR WAY Bv Williams TELEPHONE YOUR ride the big brown colt. Jack Shea and Irving jaffee chines for the eight races. Neighbor-Not very well. S WASHINGTON TUBBS WANTED—ROOMS— swept the Olympic speed skating WANT ADS. R. A. (&>b) Smith, tho happy-go- Man—So much the better. We HOARD 62 field a t Lake Placid In 1932. -They When the 193.1 track meet of the play for money. SEE HERE, MV PRANS.MDU VILL HEF TO SET ' a r e a cc e p t e d o v e r t h e t e l e p h o n e Talent Coming Up I lucky trainer ft>r the Brookmcade will be back again In the Olym- OUT— Ve DOIsPT ACCOMMODATE STRANGERSy n t t h e C H A i t G E R A T K g iv e n a b ov e Western conference Is held at Ann WANTED-TWO ROOMS on main DUANE PURVIS IS OUT Stable, Is highly hopeful of the eoit's pic trj’oiits at Minneapolis, Jan. The contented man measures his a a a c o n v e n l e n t to a d v e rtl e e r a . b u t floor, for light housekeeping, two ,, ,—7 ~ ---- z r ,— ;— ------;------—— , chances of w Inning the big race. Arbor, Mich., it will be the first time Snowballing the cause of t h e C d iS R R A T K 8 w i l l a c c e p t e d ao in 10 years the event has not been desires by hla fortune, never his for- adults. Inquire 127 Blssell street, Editors Note: This is llic second'have all the ailvantages of Iwiyhood' Cavalcade is one of the easiest j much bswllni in the enow. r U L L P A T U B N T If p a id a t t h e b u o l- of a series of live articles on the opportunities that are denied their'horses in. the counti-y to handle These veterans will have plenty staged at Northwestern university. tune by his desires. to pa oo' o f fic e o n o r b e f or e t h e o e v e n t b evenings. OF EAST-WEST CLASH d a y f o l l o w i n g t h e fira t i n s e r t i o n o f progress of hockey to the statu-s ol cousins in the south. Long winters j Smith has not signed a jockey for a a e h a d o t h e rw i e e t h e C 11A H G IC a major professional sport. on frozen brook.s, lakes, or ponds en-; the 1935 sea.son but all signs point to f l A T f l w i l l be c o ll e c t e d. N o r e e p o n o i- b l lU y f o r e t r o r a In t e l e p h o n e d a ds A PA GTM ENTS—FL ATS- San Kranci.sco, Dee, 26. lAP) able them to lake to hockey as Ha^ | .Johnny Westrope, who rode several w i l l bo a o oum e d a n d t h e ir a c c u r a c y TENEMENTS 6,'i A knee Injury to Duane Purvis BV l,K/STER PATKK K walians take to swimming. winners In the Brookmcade silks c a n n o t be g u a r a n t e e d . star Purdue halfback so .severe h<* Is .Manuger ,\eu York Rangers. But tile number of American-1 Inst summer and Is well liked by the TO RENT—NteWLY DECORATED not expected to be able to play, to- New York, D*>c. 26. Hookey ha.s torn stars playing In the big j stable, INDEX OF leagues stcndll.v is Increasing. ! CLASSIFICATIONS 4 rt)om tenement. All Improve- day wrecked the ea.st's carefully laid expanded sinie the turn of the cen- Cavalcade Is working, out at Col- ments. Inquire .Sam Yiilyes, 701 plans for the New Year's Day char- tury to embrace almo.xt the wliole of Certainly the American boy is umbia, S. C., and is expected to E t r t h o ...... A Main street. equally well fitted for hockey aa hid ftCOPGE k(3BO B liig a g e m e o t o ...... B ity football game here against the tha United .States and many coun- leave for the Pacific coast sometime west. tries of Europe. Canadian cousin. He likes team next week. He will be accompanied M a rr i a g e s ...... C RENT HUNTING? Tell us what D o a t b o ...... I> Tackled while earrying the hall on It, was first pre.senlod as a league games and is second to none in to California by Okapi, Good Goods, C a f d o f T h a n k s ...... B you want. We'll take care ul It fur an end nm, Purvis was hurl in a game to the Canadian piddle 40 brain and brawn. Special Agent nnd Young Native l a M o m o rl a m . • • • « • • • • • • • • • .*. F you wlthuut charge. R. T. McCann, scrimmage against the Oaklaml years ago. Toda.y there are 30 or will rcm.'iin nt Columbia and be pre- L o o t a n d F o u n d ...... 69 Center street. Dial 7700 A n n o u n e o m o n t o ...... I Cardinals at the University of Cali- more professional clubs repre.sonting Rules Provide F'aster (ianie. pared for the Florida Derby. T S S t l CD B E C A US E o p THE RUDE HOSPITALiry P o ro o n o ls ...... 1 FOR RENT—IN BlfSINEHS sec- fornia. It Is expected Ed Bromln- as many American cities. Rule changes have been Instituted Among the recent arrivals at '^ O P A BUte RAVIAhJ IMN, WASH AN D E A S Y A a to a io M t e a skl of Columbia will be shifted lo Tropical Park were Jockeys Earl tion, heated apartments, one 7 Artificial ice. wlilch overcomes with the progress of the game, but AYE when------A u t o m o b ll o s f o r S a ls ...... * right halfback as a re.sult of the climatic disadvantages where they It would be Impossible to go Into the Steffen and George Fowler. Stef- A u t o m o b il e s f o r B i c h a n g o I room, one four room. Apply Ed- Injury to Purvis. fen. formerly employed by the J. D. A u t o A Q O o o o o rt o s ~Tlr e o ...... f ward Holl, telephone Manchester prevail, has made this expansion various ones, which have converted A u t o R e p o lr l n g -* P a t n t l n g • • • • • 4642. While the cast suffered this un- possible and unlimited. Big cities a game with seven players and no Hertz establishment, now guides the A u t o S c h o o ls ...... 1- / fortunate Christmas mishap tlie and hlg promoters took up the sport substitutes Into a sport with six thoroughbreds of Hal Price Head- A u t o o > -8 h lp b y T r u c k ...... 1 west worked principally on A u t o o — F o r H ir e ...... i FOR RENT—FOUR room tenement of- and big arenas now lioiise tliou.sands jilayers and nine subatltutcs, with- | ley. while Fowler reported to Train- O a r a g o »-^ o r v l c o > ^ t o r a g o • • • •. l( on Knox street. Apply at 12 Knox fensive taetks at the Stanford Uni- of fans nt every league game. out being tediously technical. | er Ramsey of the W. F. Knebclkamp FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS By Blosser M o t o r c y c l o o ^ B Ic y c l e a ...... |] versity practice field. stable. street. Whore just a few years ago hoek- It la sufficient to .say th a t the rule- I W a n t e d A u t o s — M o t o rc y e l e e IS e.v was almost entirely foreign to D a ol a e a e a a d P ro r e e o l e n n l l e rv l c e e makers have Introduced the forward ' I WtM40«R IFWS B u o ln t a o S orvlc e o O f f e re d . . . . . 11 FOR RENT—FOUR ROOM flat on New York, toila.y the biggest city In pass, kicking the puck, and many | SPEED BOYS WIN H o u s e h o ld S e r v i c e ! o f f e r e d ...... I t - A Ridge street, modem Improve- the world features the sport MKSHT see ths l l u l l d i n g — C o n t r a c t i n g ...... H other innovations, with the sole Idea j ENGINEER WHO ments, gooil location. Inquire 25 throughout the w inter .sca.«on. ' It of providing a faster, bettor contest I The West Side Sjiced Boys defeat- F l o r i s t s — Nuro e *i e o ...... I t Spruce street. is a headliner In the entertainment i cd the Rockville Spartans at Rock- ViSB.SHOT? WE’D F u n e r a l O lr e e t o r e ...... Itl for the players, and a much more , villc in a free scoring affair 36-23. H e a l i n g — P l u m b i n g — R o o f in g 11 LOST! Held. interesting game for the fans. tIKC *10 TALK In a u r a n c e ...... H FOR RENT—6 ROOM tenement, all There have been man.v conflicting The Speed Boys led at half-time 20- WnH HMJ U l l l l n e r y — D r e o o m a k t n g i f morlern Improvements, near mills hi.stories written about ihe origin of I 15. Hewitt . Haefs and Chapman M o v i n g — T r u c k i n g — S .u r a g e . . . . to l*Ot:KETBOOK NEXT: Scouting players. P u b li c P a io e n g e r S e rvl e a ...... tO*A and trolley. Inquire 82 Garden hockey, but It need only be recorileil led the attack for the Speed Boys for P a i n t i n g — P a p e r i n g ...... t i street. Telephone 6723. here that the game was iltscovered Rockville MIsalko and Plummer. P ro f e e e lo n a l S e rvic e s ...... t t Saturday nig'ht, De- barely 50 years ago b,v Canadian WHITE EAOIJCS WIN. Speedboys R e p o lr i n g ...... 13 TWO ROOM APARTMENT, only youths. B. F. T a i l o r i n g — D y e i n g — C l v n n l n g t t cember 22, on Oak one left. Slncle rooms for light Green, rf ...... 2 1 4 T o i l e t G o o d s a n d S e rv ic e ...... 16 The White Eagles won their sec- 0 e M sr tcsvicc. it*c T M Hca u s M r orr ' W o n t e d — B uo tn e s e S e . v i c e ...... te housekeeping. See Jensen, Johnson or Clinton street. Amcriean ITimpecU Require Kinks. Lennon, rf ...... 1 1 Bloi'k. 799 Main street. Phoni, 6070 onv Small M u s ic a l— D r a m a t i c ...... 14 returned to Herald. to furnish the overwhelming major- Ford, rg ...... 1 0 Fair Enough! ______W a n t e d — In a t r u c t i o n ...... 10 business LOCATIONS 46-15. In both games the W hite Haefs. rg ...... 2 2 looked. The Tinics ate until they They found wee Duncy. snoring SALESMAN SAM ity of profe.sslonal players. Engles played n fairly good game of loud, and Dotty shouted to the (F VA p c o m s e Mcrr ta Tcui_ o TIib b . cu^ omeks} F i n a n c i a l FOR RENT 64 That Is only natural. Canadians Chapman, Ig ...... 2 2 couldn't stand another bite. SI i_rrrl B o n d s — S t o c k s — M o r t g u g e a 1 1 ball which resulted In a comfortable crowd, -"M.v, he looks much too ALL. TWOSG? <0HY, Brown, Ig ...... 1 1 "Well, say," said Jack Frost. "I A N ’ W ^XOTH e C. A LL. C A V e . M G W E C K - . cOH'f T e u - (-16. V coLoB-fe IN 'en , AN’ AS THey B uo la o o a O p p o r t u n i t i e s ...... t l FOR RENT—OFFICES at 885 Main lead, from the start. peaceful. Come, let's wake him, if OIG COULONT THINK M o n e y to L o a n ...... I t street, (Ortord Bldg.) Apply Ed- White Eagles (86). am cheered. The turkey has near we can.” T i e s F e(2. C H R i'^ f 'V A s , A N ’ P(ao(^ (WY \ SE G . Tt?OUBUeS^ ! tOGdG ALL. 0OUCS-HT HERE, Totals ...... 15 6 36 OE DOIN’ THAT' but ; H e lp a n d .«l t « i a t l»M , ward J. Holl. Telephone 4642 and p B F T disappeared. That Indicates that It A U N T S , M Y U N C L E S , W C O U 5 IN S,A N ’ W I WANNA eycMANCre. 'GM. H e l p W a n t e d — F e m a l e I I 8025. NOTICE! Roektllle Spartans was good. I hope you feel all right." G ii A M M f t t tJ, 1 < s c r N e c k C Ti e s , T o o ' I'LU TELLV A MlHATI H e l p W o n t e d — M a l a ...... I I 2 H arab u rd a, r f . . . ..4 1-6 9 B. Just then ol' Jack Frost, full of I SMV JORDAN PALL BACK- NOTICE! “Gee, .1 feel great.” said Dotty. BUT,AS I RECALL, JORDAN,THE NOtO A IN ’T t h a t T U R R U B L G .I' > COILL DOl B a l e a m e n W a n t e d ...... t l * A 2 H. Grvk, If ...... 2 0-0 4 MIsalko, rf .. cheer, rushed In and said, "Just WARDS AND TOPPLE OUT OP 17 Token by virtue of an execution "though out for a walk I ought to PIRCMAN.HAD THE DOOR OR THE H e l p W a n t e d — .Male o r F e r n a l o .. Taken b.v virtue of an execution 2 W. G ryk, c ...... 4 0-1 8 Plummer, If . guc.sswho's here! You- good friend A g e ii.o W a n t e d ...... 17- A HUUSES FOR RENT to me directed nnd will be sold at 2 C. ObiichowflkI, Ig . .2 0-2 4 go, to help myself digest my food. Santa Claus, and he's ns tired as he and THE cab! THEN ANCUHER S i t u a t i o n s W a n t e d — F e m a l e IS to me directed and will be sold at Flower, If ... PIREBOX OPEN WAS THROVE- public vendue to the highest bidder, 0 Pantaluk, r g ...... 5 Real exercise Is fine!" can be. EXPIjOSION~..AND a SHARP b t lu a t lo n e W a n t e d — M a l e ...... i s FOR RENT—SEVERAL Desirable public vendue to the highest bidder, 1-1 11 Dauphin, c ., IMS ON SOME coal! SLiODENLt; E m p l o y m «n i A g e n o l e a ...... 40 nt WethercU's Garage at the Center Then to the Tinymitc : she cried, "I know that he'll soon fall asleep Ove, six and seven room houses, In the Town of Manchester, 14 days at Coughlin's Filling Station on 183 Arnold, c .... "Who wants to travel by my aide?” I HEARD A SERIES OF L i v e g t n e h — P e t » — P n n N r y — V a h l r i r a single and double. Apply Edward J. 8 17 2-10 36 Reedy, rg ... and then there must not be a poe| l> ogo— B ir d s — P e ls ...... | | after date which will bo on the 27th North Main street. In the Town of Jack .Yrmstrong. All of them did 'cept Duncy, and from any of you Tlnymltes. II EXPLOSIONS.' L iv o S t o c k — V o h k 'lo a ...... 41 Holl. Phone 4642 and 8025. day of December. A. D., 1934, a t 10 Manchester. 14 da.vs after date Hartman, rg he answered, "Not for mine! P o u l t r y a n d S u p n l l v o ...... 41 1 A r m s t r o n g , If Farr, Ig ...... needs much rest, you sec,” W a n t e d - P e t e — p o u l t r y — S t o c h 44 o'clock In the forenoon to satisfy which will be on the 9th day of 1 B r a l t h w a i t c , r f Then ocouty whispered. "Oh, lo , January, A. D., 1935, a t 10 o'clock "I'd fall asleep, I sadiv fear, nnd F o r Wale— M Ie e e lln e e e e e CRAVAT I.EAG|:E .said rxeeution and my fees thereon, 2 A nderson, c . . . Totals ...... there! He's flopped down in a greiv A ru c l O a for S a l e ...... 4 | tho following described property to in the forenoon, to satisfy said 5 23 so I guess ni stay right here. In the Cravat League at Murphv's I CroT'kett, c .... Referee, Gill. Umpire. Vennart. big chair. I'll t. In just about B o a t s a n d Acc e a a orl a o 44 w1t: One 1929 Ford Rack Trurk, exee\ition and m,v fees thereon, the I'm going to flop O l .lack Fro.st's B u i l d i n g M a t e ri a ls ...... 4 t Alleys Team No. 2 lost 3 points'to I Twtnnn. Ig ,... minute, he will start to snore." one 1930 Nash Sedan, one 1932 Ford following de.Hcrihed property to w it: 0 Putcr, I g ...... couch, if It's all right with him.” The lad soon found that he was D i a m o n d s — W a t o h v a — J e w e l r y , , 4t Team No. 1 while Team No. 3 an>l 4 Sedan. The champion Minnesota football or, Jack laughed loudly. Then he K l o c i r l c a l A p p tl e n o e o — R a d io 49 split even with 2 points each. Bill One 1931 fOievrolet coach. 1 T r c v l t t , r g team loses ^m ost entirely Its sup- right. The snore I'hnt blared forth F u e l a n d F e e d . r , ...... 49. a Dated at Manchester, this thir- said, "Why, sure, old sleepy! Go Brennan bad high single with 122 Dated at Manchester this 28tb 2 G ilm an, rg .... ply of ends by graduation, Frttnk was a fright. "Come," Scouty said. , O a r d c n — F a r m — D a i r y P r o d u c t a 19 teenth day of December, A. D., 1934. day of Dec. 1934 A. D. ahead! I'll bet, though, all the oth- U o u a e h o ld G o o d s ...... | i while BUI Diet! had high 3 string Larson and Bob Tenner, regulars, "We will not bother Santa any Attest: Attest: er tots will feel much more In more." M a c b l o s ry a n d T i o l o ...... | | with 338. 4-8 and Maurice Johnson and John Ron- trim J’- M u s ic a l In o tru m o t.t a ...... gg 8*«ay (3) JAMBS DUFFY. JAMES DUFFY, Referee. R. Mozzer; umpire, ing, reserves, are trading moleskins O f f ic e a n d S t o r e E q u i p m e n t • • • 14 Constabis. Oonstable, Urbanettl. So, off the happy TInles went, (The TInles get a new pet In the By Frank BecK ^ o e l a J o a t t b s S t o r o o ...... | g Torrance . . . . 104 102 89 305 for sheepskins. and 'bout a couple houra was spent GAS BU(;G1ES The First Few Nights Are the Hardest W e a r i n g A p p a r e l— F u r s ...... i f Irvtng...... 93 87 80 270 next story). W 'a n i e d — T o B u t ...... 91 M urphy 81 117 82 290 B o a r * — Brennan ...... 84 122 87 303 R e a t a u r a a f o ALLEY OOP Two To One! R o o m s W i t h o u t B o a rd 44 ToUls 382 438 348 1168 By HAMI.IN Cpunlry Bosrd—K»erta Bed Sex (8) Hotels—Bsitaaranis ...... Wasls4—Rooihs—Board Fox...... 76 M 70 220 Larder .. . _ Hotalo Voi Beal ...... 88 98 86 878 AportaMBte. riata Teotmenu.. Smith ...... 88 8« 111 296 Buslaose Lomtioas tar Beat Bengeton . . . . 119 94 98 311 Bouse* for Bent ...... ■okurhoa tor Beat ...... ■amoier Homes tor Beat Totals ., ----- 388 342 374 1105 Wantsd to Bant ...... Roal Hstats Vm eels Bed Blrde (1) MartMsat BnlMlae tor late . . . Anderson ----- 88 84 84 267 taslaasa ^ p o n y tor Sals . . . . . Blanchard ...... 88 87 114 296 ranns aad Uui4 tor BaU ...... Holland ...... 108 81 80 280 Toacono ...... 100 116 85 301 Totals .. . ----- 883 388 373 1144 Pirates (8) Hs t l seo Ritchie .. ---- 101 86 tl Dwryer .... 107 91 Tedford ...... 88 87 Dietz . . . . ----- 114 109 MlklimlfJUra ToUto ... 411 S U 884 1187

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rts Thur^^y, Dec. 27“', H A L E ’S G reat 3 Day Store-Wide Clearance

All Salas Final

Chart* Porehasct Mo C. O. D*S. [nilad AcOf Jan. Mo Enehangof Payabla In Fehruart

Our Stocks Must Be Reduced Before Inventory January 1st.! Apparel Accessories and Home Needs

Have Been Drastically Reduced For Immediate Clearance! Shop for These Savings Thursday, Friday and Saturday

Clog»4>ut! $S.SO 2S%-Wool

£xtra Special! Pure i BLANKEYS Our Entire Stock

S il k Hosier y ♦ a:

• 72x84 .SO • LtanlM

a Chiffon S First InehM NnnlMr c

Quality aSenice

WINTER COATS only • amal q ^ U ty of tbsss raguMr RUM WsnksM wa

t eloslu out at $4-60. 11 par cant wool DOUBUC hlanksts la bold

lids or ross, blua, gresn and orchid. Osoatoua bod slas^ TXxfli Women snd glrta wlU flock sround thU table during tW i t l w ^ jhss. While they last at this aavlngl I dav eritos Flrit quality! Pure ellk! Stocklnge regulMly eriltag to ^to S c^ t m i ^ more. Sheer chlffone and medium service weight-. At KAIATB Blankets Mala floor, Isfl, 1 in a good range of shade#. Sire# 8 4 to 104.

Group At HALE'S Hoelery—Main Floor, right Group 1 Group One Oionp O f 11.95 and $2.69

Women’s Warm Boys’ Warm Fancy Patchwork.

Leather Knit Quilts Unens

Mittens SpedAU Woolies Limited Nnmbaril To Close-Out! Special! *30

—OFF $39.50 G radeg Ic Pair $16.75 and $19.75 Grades^ $29.75 G rad es 1 .0 0 $

We’ve Just a small quantity One group of fkaoy Uneae r»>

Tnese sturdy leather mittens will we’re closing out while they lost duced for Immediate clearance. Laugh at the cold winter wlndi keep little boys' hands warm this at $1.00. Tw o sizes; 72x84 and Odd pieces Including slightly soil- when you’re warmly dreaeed In Don’t put off buying that needed winter ' 72x78 Inches. Slightly soiled and these knit wooUes. They lit like winter. Choose from horse-hide Here are the pop\dar type sports coats— Our entire stock of $29.75 coats reduced ed vanity sets, lunch sets, table faded. Regular $1.95 and $2.69 a second skin and are so comfy to or buck: warmly Interlined. Knitted coat another day— come to Hale’s this cloths, buffet sets, scaffa wrists. Small, medium and large reefers, Balmacaana, swaggers. Also neat to $22. The seAson’s most successful coat grades. wear. Pantlea and vests In small, Main Floor, left sizes. week. Buy a richly furred dress coat or a Main Floor, left. . medium and large sizes. dress models. Women’s and misses’ sizes styles are here. Lovely dress models with Main Floor, right. Main Floor, righ t smart sports coat. Sizes for miss and Included. Every coat well tailored and full rich fur trims; sporty tailored coats. Fort Shop Early For This Special! madam. A ll silk lined. lined. miss and madam.

Here’s An Extra Special Saving! Regular $1.49 Smart

At HALE’S Coat Department—Main Floor, rear. One Group Of Hotter Type T abl e Lamps

CORSETS Women's

One Special Group • Extra .OO • W ith Clearance! Cotton Parchment Special Shades

iValues to I Corselettes

$ 3.50 iGirdles Giris' Silk FROCKS F rocks

Here’s a mighty unusual lamp selling fo r this ‘‘After-Christmas

S A L E '" Pottery base lamps In rich blue, brown, and black with good-looking 15-lnch shades to match. Hurry In for one as we pre- A mere two dollar bill hasn’t bought a better corset value In a Is iX — raiC E dict an early sell-out at $1.00! mighty long time. Choose one-piece foundations with BELT. Smart COATS At HALE’S Lamps—Basement Uttle girdles. Models for small, medium and largo figures. What mighty interesting values

To CHo.se-Outl .oo in this 4-price sale of women’s

A t H A LE ’S CorseU—Main Floor, rear. fine cotton frocks! Sizes range “After-Christmas SALE” from 14 to 44 but NOT all sizes In “After-Christmas SALE”

Group I each style. Come early and pick “Aftor-Christmas SALE” “After-Christmas SALE” I your share! Basement Apparel

Baby Shop There are some mighty unusual values In this group of dresses Underwear which formerly .sold as high as $7.95. New styles Including silk $1.98 Grades 99* Speciais Spocialf

crepes with metallic trims, lingerie touches, button trims. Rust, I1.9S Silk Blouses, Specials Specials Ironing Boards, $5-9S green, peacock, black and brown. Sizes 14 to 44. $2.98 Grades A group of silk $1-49 Three-legged Iron- $4.98 Lounging Pajamaa. 79c Baby-Pak Vests, blouses n o w 4 - ing boards, sturdily . We’ve Just a few 10% wool vests $10.95 Grade.s prlce. Women’s sizes ( built Size, 48x12' $4-B8 pajamaa to with button front.' $3.98 Grades . . come early for $1-99 inches. A B IG aav- I dose-out! Cholcei Also the new slip-on best aelectlons. Ing at 88c! of gay corduroyt ea style with no but- Smart sw aggfr and reefer tail- One Lot O f 0^90 Main Floor, center.

and jersey models. tons or ties . . just ored coats. Few fur trimmed. $1.98 Skirts, Lastex around the Sizes Ifl to 20. Every coat warmly lined and Inter- SILK Frocks, Boys’ 59c 65e “ W ear-Erer” Sauce Pans Women’s and I neck. lined. Sizes 7 to 14 years. Heavy "Wear- misses’ wool sldrU reduced. Finely Balbriggan Pajamaa, ' Just a small group of dresses formerly $5.95 now to close-o'ut! Ehrer" aluminum

A group of our Broken sizes for miss and madam. - Hankies sauce pans with tailored heavyj Quickees Union Suits, higher priced warm quick, even heating, ^ woolen skirts for $1.49 The favorite balbriggan pajamas | flat bottoms. 1-quart sports, business, child’s underwear Group II At HALE'S Frocks—Main Floor, rear. reduced! Comfy 'e box siaa, knock-about wear. two-piece styles In today! Contains^ M

aoft peuitrls. Sizes 10% wool forH ■ nn Boys’ Initialed handkerchiefs { 39c Berets,

le and 17. warmth. Has Las-” with colored woven borders with 75c O’Cedar Ropa, A small group of t e X "self - help" Initial to match. Three lovely Popular O’Cedar regular 89c berets Marvelette Foundations, back. 3 to 6 years. handkerchiefs In a box at 47cl now but 10c. Come $3-98 triangular mopa for A mighty Umelyr Our Entire Stock early and look these Vain Floor, front poUahing and dust- * selling of the fa- 10 ing floors. Detach- mous Marvelette 79c Part-Wool Pants, $5.98 Gradca able for cleaning,' foundation with In $S.»s Tots’ winter pants 59c Berets, One Lot ^ ’ too. ner-belt of 10% wool with Regular S9c bereta

Lastex back. 2 to fl reduced. Assorted, Main Floor, rear. A small group of smartly furred years. MILLIMBRT Stationery Ash Cans, styles and colors. and tailored coats at this very,

very low price. Types that grow- Cbm igated gnt- vansed ash cans4 $1.00 Bereta, Softies, “After-Chrtotmas SALE” 79c Jersey Bloomers, ing girls, 7 to 14 years, like! For Thlfl “Aftor-Chrlstmafl SALE” with side handles.4 For best selec- ^^C box Children's navy 2tal7 Inches. tions, shop Just os early as you can. Girls* Shop blue jersey bloomers i •oma mighty good valuea In this Basement Odd group— not all;$l.oo In sizes 4 and 6 on ly., spadally priced group . . Includ- Group m colors. ing some Eaton, Crona and Pika | Spoils Main Floor, rear. Main Floor, center. Stationery. Whits and tints. 24. $1.19 Cotton Frocks, sheets and 24 envelopes In each

A small group of box* One Group “After-Christmas SALE” girls’ sturdy cotton Tots* $9.98 Front EntroBOA hocks to go at 59c! $7-98 PRICE Sises 14 to 20. 1-2 Drug 3-Piece One Group : $L98 Cotton Frocks, 912.95 Gradca Spells TasI Kvsry hat in stock haa baen alaahed just 4-prios for Books Xarly shoppers Toilet Goods rill And some $1.76 A g a ro l ...... this Three-Day Selling Event! Many hats have been In stock but 25c and 76c Bayer Aspirin, 18c, 55c ' n igh ty good dress Here are Junior elsee (14 to 20, rodueod! 76c Dextri M a lto se...... 67c , y a l t i e s h e r e t h i s ' Coat U to 171 In moetly tailored type a abort time. Felts, velvets, novelties. Black, brown and high 25c and 50c Ebc-Lax...... 17c, 34c ^gtidtl N eat prints woolen coats for school and aporta 25c Feen-a-mlnt ...... l^ta girtlsh styles for wear. EWery coat Interlined. colors. A ll bead otssa Included. A groiiq* o f popular body pow- i 35c Gem B la d e s ...... 95c hool girls, 7 to 14. Small assortment dera, talcums, compacts, perfumes 76c H ale’s Pure Cod L iver OU, At HALE’S MUllnsry—Main Floor, eentar. reduced H pries for Immediate | Sets p in t ...... clearance. OllrIF neat eottoo (Mint or plain). Main H oot, ocBtas. 35c and 60c Llaterina Tooth Tptet blouese la r--- Main Floor, right Paste...... 95c, 89c 14 years. 8i . oc about three What’a left of our Christmas 50c and 75c Lady Esther < ^ a m

stock of books now 4-prics for ...... S7c, 66c bkwieea . I J E A R L T l Immediate disposal before In- 5te Mennen’s ^ b y O U ...... S5e 50c and 75c Ova)Une...... SOc, 67o $7*»« ventory. Mostly children’s hooka 50c Phillip’s MUk o f Magnesia, SSc i J w p o r fV o Mothers! CObm for UtUs ones' aultnble to keep on hand for 60c Pepsodent Tooth Paste . . . .S6c talva only frocks of wintsr coat sets this Week! gift giving later . . add to their 30o and 60c Pond’s Cold Creams

Heavy woolen sets (coat, hat | ...... 95c, 39c serial books. and leggings) tat dark shades. 50c and $1.00 Patch’s Cod L iver iuaatMouaaatj olaaraaaa' Slaes from 1 to SI ;years. TheJWHALCco OU...... Sfle, $1.00

^1^9 Main Floor, center. 35o Vlck’a 'Vapo R u b ...... 94c Xaaga la N at T to lA i=M AM C H EfTEP CollM.===== Main Floor, right Mala Floor, rear. We Give Green Stamps—Premium Department On Second Floor. I

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