njm SJA t, OexjEMBBB, IT. 19BS. ’ DAILT OmODUkTIOM ’ TBE WBAIMHI Mth aC W iw bir. im Forsess t of O. 8. Wei Hartford ^Jeuaiid ffit Arcadians EMERGENCY DOCTORS. Physldans who will respond to 5 ,7 8 3 Mostly ohMMW, not qolts so ooM w St ths Aadit f e l t i n g tonight: Thnrsday snow BiuTtaa tol- i Schod St. Ree. emergency calls tomorrow after­ lotved by colder a t Bight. noon are Dr. D. C. Y. Moore. I Santa Says— “YouTl Find si Oreolatlona £ nUDAY, DECEMBER 20 4567 and Dr. Mortimer Moriarty, MANCHESTER — A CITY OF VILLAGE CHARM ' Door Priie Season Pass. 5445. Admission 35c. HALE’S A Great Place To VOL. LYn NO. 67. (ClasaMsd AdvartMng 09 Fags lA) MANCHESTER, CONN„ WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 18,1935. (EIGHTEEN PAGES) PRICE THREE CENT8 W. B. A. Juniors will have a Christmas party tonight at 7 o’clock CANINE WORTH $27JI00 ABOUTTOWN In Odd Fellows hall in charge of . IS BEUEVED KIDNAPED Mrs. Ethel Cowles. The senior Shop For Gifts For Every TOWNSENDITES Mystery Deepens As Inquiry Is The Hustlers’ group of the Wes- members will be welcome and should Chicago, Doc. 18.—(AP)— MAY DECREASE provide a 10 cent gift. The regular MW Pressed In Thelma Todd’s Death Jsjran Guild will have an all-day . ■i'’T 'r i 'l Fear that Red, a dog with a nesting tomorrow at the South meeting of Mystic Ueview will fol­ $27,500 trust fund, was In the DUCE TERMS EUROPE llethodlst church, from 10 a. m. on. low. VICTORIOUS IN hands of kidnapers led to a po- RELIEF FUNDS Work will be on salting peanuts. Member Of The Family.” Uce investigation today. Hrs. Grace Irwin and Mrs. Florence "W" MIsa Marie .Angerts Hunter, i 4 . Rome, Dec. 18.—Premier Muaao- Scarfs and Pencil Sets today, after winning a special eleC' Former State Official De­ President yoster ,ay. This program about $235,000,000. the President said, probably would The debt was near the figure es­ Itnl, terming Europe "crooked," de­ 51 Bissell St. Tel. 4496 tlon as decisively as he carried off timated by President Roosevelt for Receipts for the present fiscal fiantly asserted today that Italy the nomination in a Republican clares Clash of Interests total somewhat less than $500,- the end of the fiscal year next June year through December 16 were $1,- $1.00—$1.69—$1.95 primary. 000,000. 30—$30,723,000,000. 700,636,910 compared with $1,663,- would "fight to the end," tor hw Ashes Removed 59c The Chief Executive disclosed that AGENT C.fH0US€^S0N. Despite Main's assertion of Re­ The deficit today stood at $1,606,- 891,727 In the same period last year, rights. publican Party regularity, leaders in Various Departments he would propose It to the session of 711,375 compared with a year-end despite a big lag In processing tax II Duce delivered thla ehallenge to Weekly — 25c FOR INC. $ Bridge Playing Cards of Dr. F. E. Townsend’s organiza­ CJongrcss opening next month, but estimate of $3,281,000,000. Expendi­ payments pending court cballongcs 'egoism and hypocrisy" In on ad­ Neat, Dependable Service. 1.00 tion bailed bla election aa "the peo­ he did not indicate whether there tures were $3,307,348,286 compared of the AAA. Collections of this tax dress at Pontlnia, as be dedicated Brown, Green, Gray, and Blue. ple's expression" In the first teat of Cause Much of Confusion. would be other major recommenda­ with full year estimates of $7,752,- have amounted to $65,000,000 this that third city to be created on taad LOCAL AND 2 Packs . PIQ n tions for relief. 332,000. year as against $203,000,(X)0 lost. the plan as political Issue east of Today, however, there was said reclaimed from the Pontine mamhiai LONG DISTANCE MOVING OPPERS in a Box...... f j ^ the Mississippi. These figures Indicated to some The $3,307,000,000 expenditure Directly from that ceremony, he Chlcsgo, Dec. 18.—(AP)—For­ to be a possibility that the $500,- the possibility that the public debt, figure compared with $3,843,000,000 Semi Van Trucks. Main, a "dark horse" winner In 000,000 may be the only rizeable when the 1936 fiscal year closes last year. "Emergency" spending arranged to go to a eeaeton of Uw Modem Equipment. Special For Wednesday! the primary, defeated his Demo- mer Undersecretary of State Wil­ recommendation In thla field. next June, may exceed the Presi­ stood at $1,411,000,000 .compared Fascist Grand Council to anaarer the Two Servicea OKE •cratic opponent, Howard W. Cava- liam R. Castle charged today that The $4,880,000,000 work and relief dent's September estimates. with $1,723,000,000 In 1934. proposals of Fiance and Great Brit­ Flannel and Beacon Regular $1.00 Hand Knit M.K.M. nagb, in the election Tuesday by a "not since the Civil Wa: has Amer­ fund the administration Is now But If budget p'ans arc carried The December financing piuhed ain for peace with Ethiopia. TonH Appreciate. a two to one majority. E. O. Kiefer, a ican stock stood BO low in the Inter­ spending waa appropriated for the out, a half billion dollars remains to the Treasury cosh balance to $2!- HIs supportera showed aoma d(^ Farmer-Laborlte polled only 397 483,510,603. The Treasury floated satisfaction with the peace suggee- Cash .7 5 The JW.HALC COPP Boucle Wool Pure Silk national market," blaming what he fiscal year ending next June 30. All be cut off the debt between now and votes. Main's vote was 24,686 and said was a lack of co-operation be­ the money has been allotted to va- June 30. $1,382,910,700 of securities and re- Uons, giving Italy territorial aal Austin Chambers economic concessions In BthlopU, Price 1 2 MANCHESTER CONN* Cavanagh's 11,342. tween governmental departments In iroua projects, but officials estimate The budget had forecast a $550,- Ured $418,291,900. D ial 6260 Ton ROBES MITTENS Chiffon Cavanagh, forcing the Issue of matters of Internationa! diplomacy. It will not all be spent by June 30. in exchange tor Ethiopian accesa to Plain colors, plaids andid checks. Main’s Townsend plan advocacy, "For the first time in many They believe $300,000,000 may be the sea, but there were indlcattons Wednesday Specials In The and sought to swibg "regular" Republi­ years, I am afraid, we have no for­ left over. he arould accept the plan—with can vote to his cause as he opposed eign policy," he said in ah address Enough For Needy strong reservations—os a basis tof 6 9 c pr. the plan strongly. prepared for delivery to the CSiica- By redistributing this unspent SEARCH SPREADING EXAMINE HISTURY negotiations tor an eventual sattl^ Small, medium and go Council on Foreign Relations. ment. Self Serve and Health Market Service Aided By G. O. P. money, they say, It would be pos­ larger sizes. (One Day Only), "The President, of course, recog­ Mystery In the death of 'nielma Todd, blond screen beauty, shown here Indirectly, n Duce sramed of i. $ 3 - 9 8 Republican leaders, however, nizes the necessity of defending sible to care tor moat of the needy Brown with Orange, Orange with as she was found fllumped over In her touring car, grew deeper as Los unemployed until (tongreas meets FOR MISSING YOUTH OF NURSE SUSPECT sible strong language at the Or PUBUC SETBACK PARTY Double Green l*rading Stamps Given All Day swung to the support of Main to American interests abtoad but he Angeles police joined county authorities In the investigation. Insiat- again in January, 1937. Officials Ootmcil session tonight. Brown, Black with White. hold the district. Republican for has, nevertheless, permitted the "Something to Bay.” " method of conducting foreign rela­ ence by a friend that she talked by 'phone with Miss Todd 12 hours after are counting on a further pickup in $10.00 First Prize Wednesday! Babies’ HOSE more than 30 years, by urging bis the time police theory set the death added to the puszlc. Brain, utom- >rlvate industry to lighten the re- His newspaper Popolo DTtolia, a election as the party candidate, who tions to fall into such a sorry state $5.00 Second Prize that there is dange. of missing out ach, and liver of the comedienne were to be examined, to test the prelim* ief rolls by at least several hun­ an unsigned editorial attilbutod to Fine QuaUty Crennoery Hand would uphold Ue party's national Inary verdict that death was due to monoxide poisoning. dred thousand "employables." Detectives Leave On Mys- Officials Believe Woman MussoUni blmaeU, said: Saranac Buckskin policy. Main, in a pre-election state­ on the objective," Coatle said, TONIGHT, 8 P. M. Made d a sh of Interests President Roosevelt’s disclosure "The Grand (touncU may have special It’S. ment, declared he was "the Re­ "The confflct and turmoil, the yesterday about the $500,000,000 terions Trips Bat No Defi­ Charged With Mnrdering something to say to old r BUTTER 2 6 7 * publican candidate." clash of interests between different plan appeared to some observers to 'all Italians feel indignant New Hotel Sheridan Ballroom Rompers Mittens and Gloves "My election to Congress will departments, has been permitted to be a possible move In the direction nation of greedy old Europe" wbl(;h Slsxwell Houac 69« doubtless be Interpreted In various obscure and confuse even our rela­ ol a permanent public works pro­ nite Claes Are Uncovered. Her Patient Is Insane. the editorial said has "nelthar e n ^ An enjoyable evening for everyone — plus In maize, blue Valuea To fl.50. Pair ways," be said lost night. "I at­ tions with our neighbors. SAYS FILM BEAUTY LIVED gram as a means of taking up the gy, authority nor moral right ^ a chance to win one of these welcome prizes! a n d w li i t e. One Day Only . 75c pr. tribute it to the rank and file voters "The words of one government unemployment slack. It was re­ dominate" Italy. COFFEE lb . * Sizes 1 and 2 Main Floor, Right. throughout the district. The Town­ official have often been nullified by called that the President’s National Philadelphia Dec. 18 —(AP) — Woonsocket, R. I., Dec. 18—(AP) High Fascists said H Duce’s P 0 » 25 send clubs endorsed my candidacy the acts of some other official and resources board had urged on i Government agents and police, —The family history and mental Unla speech was, in effect, his rapqr 2 POUNDS 49c years. after it was under way, but 1 en­ sometimes his own words have been IN FEAR OF GANGSTERS nual public works program. to the Anglo-French peace pro- 36” X 36” Plaid — 4 — ' ■ M ■ searching two cities for the vanish­ condition of Marie Bevtgny, young tered the race at the u r^n g of dls- blithely contradicted by the same Besides being less than one-ninth ed Caleb J. Milne, fourth, grandson practical nurse accused of ktUlnK Tall Can Carnation LUNCHEON SETS Pure Linen speaker a few days or weeks later." the size of the mammoth woHT~P^ of a retired Philadelphia manufac­ a woman patient to end her suffer­ *”5ufc3Kimaa aatd tt meaat: "ItS^ ' (Oonttnoed on Page Sixteen.) Castle referred to "the remarks Uef appropriation put through at ing, occupied Investigators today. will refuae any incomplete asttiq- Pinehurst — Fresh Fish Wednesday Special DISH TOWELS on the export of oil to Italy by the Thekna Todd’s Chauffeur turer, looked for a "break” today. can iBENES IS ELECTED the last session after a long, strenu­ Investigators, busy far into the No Indictment will be sought No ment which would not entirely aatto- MILK 79< secretary of the Interior, remark.i ous fight, the new request will be extended Investigation of the deaths fy Italian needs." ^ .. Boaton ia making a apodal ahipment of Freah Flah tonight. ~ 7 * which have confused the whole sit­ night on shielded errands, were It will inelnde: 36" cloths with 4 napkins. Blue, green, different in another major respect. divided on the theonr that the youth of other patients Miss Sevigny tend­ MussoUni made hie epeeeh am l^il Regular Size Package Grandraother'a (B.\BY SHOP) 4 '” 5 9 c uation because so contradictory— TeOs Coroner’s Jnry Ac-' PRESIDENT Specific Projects ed will be made, officials said, un­ gold and red. 16" X 29" pure linen dlah towels In red. blue, STATE IS PROBING and remarks, furthermore, on a who disappeared from his New "faith day" ceremonies thronghaB -J green and gold. Checked design. The bill, the President disclosed, York apartment Saturday, was kid­ til the psychiatric examination by. the kingdom in which woman « tMs Mackerel Halibut Swordfish 52" X 68” Plaid Cloths subject which was solely In the tress Told Hhn to Drive __ will carry appropriations for speci­ Dr. John E. Donley bos been flnlsb- In blue and brown ... province of the secretary of state." naped. nation contributed their aredding ■ MINCE MEAT pbg 1 0 « Box of Three Linen Ladies’ C D $1.19 fic projects, and will not be a blan­ ed. rings to aid the Foaciat campaign « ' Butterfish Filet of Sole Salmon ITS INSTITUTIONS Soorea Maneavers Federal men sped to and from the Dr, Donley, assigned to the 'cose 3 packages...... 25c Handkerchiefs OU< 70” X 80” Good Quality He criticized the navy maneuvers Fast On Way Home, Close Friend of Dr. Masaryk ket request for m lump sum, to be rambling mansion on the fringe of resistance to sanctions. Boneless Filet of Haddock 16-Rib Engliah Twill In the Pacific "just as the State used much as the administration de­ the Germantown district, but little (Jucen Elena, yielding bar own eag ; I/} *1*0110(1 B ar Ilonihry PLAID SHEET BLANKETS Department was trying to smooth sires. The blanket nature ol last word came from within excepting Kiiv Victor Emmanuel’s rings, in­ Oysters Clams Cod matters with Japan" and declared session's bill was a 'chief talking voked God to bring victory for UMBRELLAS, $1.69 Lo.'i Angcle.'f, Dec. 18.—(AD to Succeed Him—Is Noted point with the opposition. the grandfather’s denial that the Boston Bluefish 16 ribs, wood shank with novelty handles. Makes Saney of How Much that "except perhaps in Latin family waa preparing to pay a ran­ and asserted in a message to Other Baking c MEN’S SHAVING SETS 7 9 c America the United States Is today George Rochester, foreman of th' The money, the President Indi­ som, or that a second demand was women of the land: Chocolate 3 2 5 Navy, brown, black and white, green and Block plaids in rose, blue, gold, green and cated, win be used In large part to Brest o’ Chicken Tuna Fish...... i/,’s 2.3c red. distrusted and often despised.” county Grand Jury, demanded to­ as Statesman. received. "We pray for triumphs for Romaa Special Surpriae Piccadily ...... 49c orchid. Money Is Spent and "AH this is no fault of Mr. Hull," continue projects already under 1 haven’t heard anything since dvttisatlon in Africa." Light Meat T u n a...... Vi’s 19c, pounds 29c day that an analy.als be made o( way. Questioned further, he men- he said. Thelma Todd’s stomach to dc- i the ransom note mailed in Pough­ n Dilee’s Speech. keepsie, N. Y„ was received In New Mussolini himself, standing amaagf Williams’ ...... 69c Where Cash Goes. (Continued on Page Two) termine If poison was pre.sent. | Prnha. Doc. TR (AP) Eduard (Dontlnaed on Pa|;e Two) Pinehurst — Wednesday Meat Specials COOKIES lb. c Rochc.stcr's request came a.s Benc3 w as elected aecorul president York by Caleb's brother Frederic," booted and spurred blackshirt guards of the Republic of Czechoslovakia the grandfather said. at Pontinia, told long files of peeiH 1 5 Woodbury’s ...... 69c Coroner Frank Nance opened an In- i It was reported yesterday the ThI* will bf! a jcckhI week for an old-fnnhlonpd New RnKland No. 1\i t'liii Burt OIncy’a 5larrnw quest Into the death of the blonde ' by the National Assembly today ant women who brought their gold^ Dinner. Our meat manager haa aomo quiillty <.V)rnctl B<*el TOYLAND Hartford, Dec. 18.—(AP)— Ck)m- to succeed Dr. Thomas G. Masaryk, family received a letter demanding en wedding rings to place them ia • movie actress, which an autopsy In­ nil ready for your order. Uncle Sam's aMovIc Projectors, with fUms and Ofi plete information on how much $50,000. helmet: r, Gem ...... $1.00 money Is spent by state Institutions PRESIDENT GOMEZ dicated was caused by breathing BUM ES OUTSIDERS Many False Clues SQUASH 2 cans 2 3 * automobile exhaust fumes. "Forty mUUon people wiU ant on purchases and where the pur­ "There are many rumors coming allow themselves to bo mystified or Pinehurst Ground Beef Uiectrlc Trains, Joy Line trains complete with transformer and chases arc being made Is now In the Rochester said the Grand Jury over tire phone, but they all happen bluffed...... 29c Ib. Sugar Cured, Sliced, Rlndleas clght>piecc track, electrically dPyl O Q hands of the sub-committee of the DIES AT AGE 78 would "leave no stone unturned” to FOR CLOSING SHOP tc» be false leads," Milne added. BATH SALTS lighted ...... State Board of Finance and Con­ fix the cause of death. He said several automobile trips "The regime will march straight Spare R ib s...... 25c Ib. In Attractive Flower Vases trol. The eleventh-hour statement ol he made yesterday had no connec­ on. It could not and would not So BACON lb S4c Blackboards, real slate boards on easel frames with dropleaf, "Progress in our investigation is Misa Todd's chauffeur that she'fear­ tion with the disappearance of the otherwise. K rau t...... T...... 7c Ib., 3 lbs. 20c colored charts, chalk and ^ <| QQ 0O OQ OQ satisfactory so far as we have gone,” youthful actor. "It’s a task, from which we shall Dictator of Venezuela Pass­ ed g.nngstcra created a tense at- Owner of Snffield Tobacco emerge victorious. Snow BaU e ra s e r...... 1 •S /O y Attorney General Edward J. Daly, mosi)hcrc for the opening of the in­ He smiled as he denied reports 2 5 c each chairman of the committee, said to­ that Warren Mllnc, uncle of the "It Is not time that counts, lYa ; Sperry & Barnes’ Bag Sausage ...... lb. .38c Coaster Wagons, all metal wagons, large roller-bear­ quest. victory.” ing wheels with 1" rubber tires, 33" body...... day. With Tax Commissioner Wil­ es Away; Held Power Over Coroner Nance’s office waa crowd­ Warehonse Says His Em­ missing youth, had been named In­ Dill Pjckles. 4 for 12c. Honeycomb Tripe. S h o r t e n in g ib. pkg. 1 5 * $2.49 liam H. Hackett and Comptroller C. termediary to bring about the hoy’s II Dues appeared grave and tir^ ed. The first official action was the Watching the women, some of t b ^ 30 BOTTLES OF PERFUME Doll Carriages, woven fibre with wire wheels. C. Swartz, Mr. Daly is probing into Identification of the body by Har­ return. Fancy No, 16" carriage ...... the purchasing systems of state In­ Quarter of a Century. ployes Are Satisfied. Federal agents talked for some very poor, give their gold, he ap-' 1 $1.98 vey Prlester, friend of Mias Todd. time with a postman who delivered peered touched almost to tours. Christmas Baskets — Christmas Trees Value To $1.93. Special! Others, $3.98 to $10.50. stitutions and departments. Chauffeur’s Story "Our records of purchases are now several letters to the old house, but Able to Besist. v Otto Brohl 1a bringing na very nice Norway 8pmce Chrlatnma Composition Dolls with wigs and moving eyes, Ernest O. Peters, who often act­ he was warned not to discuss the The premier asserted In his speech Trooa. Oome in and aelect one. POTATOES peck29e complete,” Mr. Daly said. "We Caracas, 'Venezuela, Dec. 18 — ed as Miss Todd’s chauffeur, told Hartford, Dec. 18.—(A P)— De- assorted dresses. 17” dolls...... know how much money Is being (AP)—Gen. Juan Vicente Gomez, rlarlng that his employes had been cose. "The Italian people are able t o ' ^ ' Fancy Fruit Baaketa or Aaaorted Baakcta of Orocerira— 5 0 c each $1.49 police that when he drove her from Brother Questioned sist a long siege because they aN ' made up to at the price you want to pay. Juicy Florida Shirley Temple Dolts. This popular 18” doll ndth her golden 78, President of Venezuela and the a gay Hollywood restaurant party "Intimidated" by "outsiders,” Karl her golden (Oonttnned on Page Six.) Nation’s dictator for more than a Eighteen year old Frederic Milne, convinced right is on their side GKe Groceries thla Chriatmaa! Every Chrlatmaa we take blonde ringlets, comes in many different style to her seaside cafe, early Sunday C. Kullc closed his tobacco ware­ who lived with his missing brother, against the wrongs of crooked Eki- eare of the food gifts for a number of church and fraternal aocte- d'esses ...... quarter of a century, died at 11:45 morning she urged him to speed the house In Suffleld today, following l spent two hours early today at De­ Cigars - Cigarettes - Pipes $5.00 p. m,, yesterday. strike that took place yesterday In ropc." tlea. We «iU gladly quote on your requlrementa without ohilga- ORANGES d o z . 2 3 * car, because, she said, she feared partment of Justice offices In New The war In Eiu.st Africa, he saicL tlon. Dionne Quintuplets Outfits With A Nurse, dresses, The National Oiblnet Immediate­ the warehouse of H. Duys A Co York. Agents declined to discuss and Tobacco ly made Gen. Eleozar Lopez Con­ she might be slain or kidnaped by Suffleld. "is a war of clvtllzation, a war nursing bottles, etc., all in a handled su itcase...... $1.98 Billy Sunday-isms | gangsters. his visit, although one operative ac­ which our people feel is a thing f t No. 1 DeUdoua BOR SWEtTMTART. box o4 *5 Blackstone treras, minister of war, provisional The warehouses of the Hartman President. Miss Todd was foimd dead Mon­ companied the youth to and from their own. ’ ‘ Yankee * « £*r\ Big Shot Pin Games, metal and wood conalrucUon, In view of the revived Inter­ Tobacco Ck>mpany and William 8- bis apartment. a favored game for young or o ld ...... $ 1.00 day morning In the front seat of Puller also were closed. It is a war on the poor, a war APPLES 6 <•» Z5« C igars .... est' in Billy Sunday’s unique President Gomez’ death often has her automobile In a garage she Eduard Benes ' Miss Anita Smith, aunt of the of the proletariat against egoism PINEHURST GROCERY Inc. Horseshoe Pitching, for indoor contests. Comes with epigrams, due to bla recent been rumored during the last five Mr. Kulle said, "My plant will re­ missing youth, motored from Wood- and hypocrisy. Box of 25 Blackstone metal standards with four rubber horseshoes...... death. The Herald will print years. In each cose, repatriation (Uonttnned on Page Two) who resigned last Saturday at the open tomorrow morning, and there stock, N. Y., apparently headed for Marie Bevigny "We have engaged ourselves Dial 4151 802 Main Street—North of Armory Freah Cabinet A O $ 1.00 the best of them dally until age of 85. will be police present to protect the New York, after announcing that movements have been formulated she had reason to expect a "break' by the attorney general’s office, said against this front and will fight to DAO OR Cigars .... WMavfa/ Table Tennis, large set with strong net and m 9 A A they are exhausted. among the thousands of Venezuelan TREASURY BALANCE Benes, protege of the first Prest employes, none ol whom has made the end.” enOTHCR a complaint of any kind. d he probably would examine Miss bunches tour sanded paddles...... 9 1 .U v r exiles scattered throughout the dent and minister during I the case soon. Without mentioning sp CARROTS 2 Morality Isn’t the light; It la only world. much of Dr. Masaryk's 17-year- "They have been threatened with She was accompanied by a gov­ Sevigny Friday. Aluminum Pastry Sets, Griddle and Breakfast Sets, and Baking Washingiton, Dec. 18—(AP)—The ernment agent and Aubrey Mllnc. He wished to Inquire Into the the Anglo-French peace prop ?SS2 $1.10 ISSS,' . $1.10 the polish on the candlestick. Gomez, who was bom in 1857 of position of the Treasury on Decem­ term, received 340 votes to 24 for violence by a lot of outsiders, who and their scheme to give Itoy a (Box of 25.) I (Box of 25.) • • * humble origin, rose to power In an ber 16: receipts for Dec. 16, $1,- Professor Bobmil Nemec, candidate told them last night that If they a t­ younger brother of the tmy. nurse’s history, he said, and obtain of the Czech Agarlan Party, who tempted to work today they would There were two other visitors the records of a sister, who Is a colonisation zone in southern Ethi­ ...... 50c, $1.00, $1.50 There wouldn't be so many non- amazing career. 436,214,356.97: expenditures $383,- opia, he commented; church goers if there were not so He achieved his power by revolu­ 315,562.75; net balance, $2,483,510,- withdrew yesterday from the presi­ be beaten up. CABPAGE lb 2« dential race. (Oeatlaoed On Page Two) ((Xnttnued on Page Two) “We shall not send to barbarous Captain Browne many non-going churches. tion, overthrowing Cipriano O atro 663.11; customs receipts $16,812,- "Rather than submit my employes lands the flower of our people unless • • • in 1908, and thereafter retained his 614.29. There were 76 blank ballots. to embarrassment, I did not open we arc sure they will be protected *hhie c o a l ' place in the Preridential Palaclo Receipts for the fiscal year (since Benes Is considered in every the plant today. But tomorrow It PIPES If you want to find greatness by the tricolor of Italy.” Health Market Specials HOUSEWARES don’t go to the throne, go to the with a strong band, defeating doz­ July 1) $1,700,636,010.92; expendi­ sense of the word a disciple of will be open, and there will be pro­ SO-Pleoe SUverwars Set, service for six, in SUex CoSee Makers of Pyrex A C cradle; and the nearer you get to ens of other revolutions directed tures $3,307,348,286.68, including Masaryk. For years he has been tection tor them." a very pleastng pattern, guaranteed by the glass. 8-cup alxe ...... the cradle the nearer )rou get to against him. $1,411,535,400.49 of emergency ex­ trained in the scTentific school ol Plan Settlemeot. Thousands Pay Homage ' Franco-British HAMBURG 2 lbs. 3 5 c 9 8 c makers. A smart, new I'ister tamiab-proof Chrome Plated Electric Stove ^<> A A greatness. He developed his country inter­ penditures. Excess of expenditures, political thought of tbe'phllosopber- Meanwhile steps were being taken container free with each C l $ Q C with slow cooling heat u n it.., . v A s U U • • c nally largely through the oil d^ $1,606,711,875.76; gross debt, $30,- founder of the Chcech State. to settle the strike at the plant of Peace Pact Dead 30-plece act ...... porita which made Venezuela one 556,791,967.69, an increase of $062,- Riding on horseback together, the Duys company, where SO men To Region*s Biggest Man Geneva, Dec. 18.—Anthony EdW Most men beUeve in <3od. Now of the most Independent nations in 688,087.75 over the previous day. and then you find is tw*** who and a few women have been sorting told the League Council today that Chesterfield the world. Gold asseU, $10,095,240,109.97. (ODBttBoed Ob PBge Two) and tjrlng tobacco. 1710 employes if the Franco-British plan for mSi SAUSAGE MEAT lb. 2 1 c Table Lamps, a new lot of pottery table Complete Onttlt $ 4 . 9 5 doesn’t, and he’s a fool, tor T h e Bis FribHe Osraer Cigarettes, fool hath said in his heart, there is demanded an Increase of 8 cents aa Boos, Ala., Dec. 18.—(AP)—Sand j. 'May every citizen of Boas assist tUng the Ethiopian war does not lamps with decorated shades matching the Crystal Salad Sets, large sparking glass Oomez first began bis public hour. The demand waa refused, In this winter festival," said the satisfy the easentlsl condition eg (50s) ...... baaea. Beautiful patterns In blue, green, no God." career in 1892 aa one of the leaders Mountain folhs flocked to Boas to­ 3 7 c bowls on 10" glaaa trays. ^ ^ 0 0 a • a and the erarehouse waa closed. mayor. agreement by Italy, Eitblopia aM BEEF STEW . lb. and red; decorationa ore in Q R of k revolution against the govern­ Representatives' of the company day tor a festival to welcome the Boaz responded to a man. A huge the League, Great Britain couM not overlay enamel. Special value at I can take a billion, 1 can sub­ ment of President Anduen Palaclo. and a committee of live employee reglon’a biggest man, 550-pound pile of dhristmaa presents was continue to recommend or suppoct Glass Hostess Trays with five compart- tract a mlUion; I can take a mlUlon Venezuela at that time waa Walt Cagle, on bis annual winter cached In a warehouse for presenta­ C am els, o m or a blUion, or a quadrillion, or a poverty stricken country, with STORES OPEN TONIGHT conferred with Deputy Labor Com­ It. Electric Saadwlcb ments. EntagUo decoraUon. missioner William J. Flt^erald, shopping tour. tion to Walt. The speech of the British minis­ PORK CHOPS lb.2Sc*aic (50s) .... O / C aeptUllon of years from eternity, -evnliitlon following revolution in a Wait waa named to judge a beau­ GriUs ...... $1.69'$5.98 14" rise. A reri value a t . ., $1.00 dizzying zerlez of upsets. who asked the State Board of Media­ TO the thousands paying homage ter for League affairs came after a rUJbuy nothing hut and I haven’t aa much as disturbed 9 tion to settle the strike. to the big farmer, the winter ran t ty contest, an ugliest man contest, representative of one of the great Its original terms. Tue man who died last night m UNTIL O'CLOCK really begin nere In the heart of and to pick out the best fiddler of Our First Shipment of Northern Turkeys a a a at that time the chief lieutenant at Meetings were held In Suffleld European powers bad called the last night, and arrangements were North Alabama until he drops into these parts. Franco-British plan "dead." Will Arrive FViday. Double Green I teU jrou there are a good many Castro, the leader he himself was to The Christmas shopping schedule in stores in Manciies- toana for bis size 74 heavy under­ His shopping expedition up and ecool* and I get it from replace. Castro and Gomes were ter begins tonight. made for further confereucea today. down the "main stem' was set for Eden asserted that Great Britahl poor men and women that never successful in 1899—Castro becom' The wage scale In Suffleld la $2 a wear and winter weight overalls. believed If the present attempt a t PLACE YOUR ORDER NOW! / have any rest. They have bad to get Cbming from his farm home near 10 a. m. At noon the program call­ conciliation does not meet the ap­ Trading Stamps Given All lug President and Gomes vice-presi­ All Stores will be open tonight, Thursday night, Friday, day for sorters, $2.25 tor inspectors, Mountalnboro, Walt faced the most ed lor a free meal up early in the morning and work dent. and IIJIO for handlers, while tyers proval of Italy, Ethiopta and the all day, but In heaven there re- Saturday, Monday and Tuesday nights yntil 9 elaborate reception on record for He was asked to name Mias Boax Day Wednesday In All Th€ H A I ^ CORP. Castro remained In power with get 85 cents per 100 pounds. Mr. the nearly 20 years be has been and Miss North Alabama from a League, it could not then be reganl- SiqipBes, Faint malneth a rest tor tbs people of Oomes support until 1906 when, o’clock. ed as having achieved Its obJeeV God. Fitsgerald said that the acale In making these pllgiimagea. host of young women an hour later Phone 4 i a MANCHiSTIR CONH* other parts of the state Is 35 to 40 '. Friends agreed Walt Cagle, )>oor Departments. ACepytigfet by M m O. Wtastoa Os.) Mayor W alter W. Oeel proclaim­ ADVERTISE IN THE HERALD-IT FAYS .(OwMkwsfi SB PBtB Bte). cents a day higher. ed it "W alter Cagle Day.” land nroud. would enjov the day. (Contlaaed On V o f -Twei yIV.G.GLENNEYCO. P MANOHEBmEH BVEmNO HERALD, MAmaBHRER, CX)MM, WEDNESDAY, DSCEUBER 1^ IM S. HANCHESTES^nTBNINO HERALD. IIANGRESTER, OONN„ WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER lb; 1988. tonr rsporta liunr M rtala two man (ran the tfephrtnisBt EXAMINE HISTORY in the organsi o f Mrs. Normandin.** Justice w ere In tbe building, poeel- District Attonejr Oww A. Hoban bly with Ffederio and the bojra' O B IT U A R Y [IBERAID^ DELIVERY Mrs. Ella Waterman, ebalrtnaa of garding the Hoover speech attack­ ed for Roosevelt In 19S2.'* He said o f W orcester countjr, Massachu­ ABOUT TOWN MYSTERY SHROUDS mother. The detective oald be got o. *■*■■■■— the flower committee of the Center ing the New Deal. He did, however, "just oa many" will do ao In 1980. setts, said he would not order a Val Jean and His Arcadians TWO MORE CHRISTMAS OF NURSE SUSPECT no further than the hallway. Drill ehecka for members of Com­ YEAR’S PA R H Congregational church, and her ae- DEMOCRATS PLAN tell a reporter to look up the rec­ In a radio address, the chairman Grand Jury investigation into the A t Justice Department head- DEATHS SQtVICE EXTENDED pany K have been received by the School St. Rec. eoclatea, Mrs. B. F. Andrewa, Miss ord, when aaked to comment on the asserted the Preeldent'a re-«lecUon FUNDS death of Mrs. Dorilla Prince of East quarters Rhea Whitely, agent in company commander and 'wtll be M E THEFT HERE Emily House, M'es Elvelyn Jobn- BIRTHDAYS FOUND Hoover charge that the President waa assured no matter who tbe Re­ (Continued from page One) Douglas, Mass., another of the charge of the division of investiga­ FRIDAY. DECEMBER 20 Mr*. Bridget Mullen Dovett Issued to the members tonight a t 9 ston, Mrs. H arry Maldment and made a $2,500,000,000 error In esti­ publican nominee is. He said be did nurse's patients, unless additional tion, said: Mrs. Bridget Mullen Lovett, a AT COUNTRY CLUB COUNTER-AHACK patient at the New Hampshire o'clock. Door Prize Season Pass. Hisa Maraaret Ruisell, are asking mating public debt commitments. not envy the Republlcana their task evidence warranted such action. "Ths right time haa not come to resident of Manchester for the past Youngsters Will Observe Their F O R r a Y E A R State hospital at Concord, and of Admission $5c. the church people to buy and loan Postmaster General Farley, In his "of composing the abysmal differ­ An autopsy report showed Mrs. make any definite statement. Our forty-flve years, died at 4:80 o'clock Now Available in Stafford The Luther League of tbe Eman­ polnaettla plants for tbe Christmas another, who died In that Institution Normandin died of edema (swelling) Good Sized Oak Cot Down Tenth Birthdays This Year; capacity aa Democratic chairman, ences of the fragments of that investigation is still continuing on this morning at the Memorial hos­ uel Lutheran church will hold Its decoration of the church auditorium (OMitaiMd tnmi P a^ Osc) about'a year ago. o f the lung. The lining o f her throat the theory that this la a kidnaping pital after a two week's illness of No Christmas Girls. waa more outspoken. party." The 26-year-old-nurse was held, annual Chriatmaa party tonight at Members Receive Invitations on Sunday mommg. The commit­ Unite in Answering Hoover’ s nnd stomach ''had been burned, the and'’until there are deflnts develop- pneumonia. Spring*-Big Area Cov tee hopes for a generous response to' Answering a Republican resolu­ meanwhile, without ball, charged report added. 8 o’clock. Ail members of the church in Maple Street Yard aoo In addition to the six boys listed 'sp ed flea lly the $146,000,000 menta we cannot comment on any She leaves two sons. W illiam J. ABOUT TOWN this request. The} would like to tion which sought aid from nntl- BELL-ANS with murder. Miss Scvigiw was 6eld today in of our activities.” are Invited to attend. A program yesterday as having been born on The American hedgehog, arma­ rOR INOiCtSTION Florida, ahlp canal connecting the and John J. Mullen, both o f this to Take Part in Frolic have the plante brought to the Speech Against New Deal; New Deal Democrats, Farley de­ Nurse Is Nervous the Women's Reformatory at Cran­ Whitely spent the night at bis ered by Freelove. will be presented and refreshments Christmas day during the lost ten dillo, and (Jiape polecat are avowed GuU of Mexico with the Atlantic, town; two brothers, Dennis Renn of Removed Last Night. church on Saturday, and they may clared "millions of Republicans vot­ She was upset and unable to ap­ ston. She w ill be moved to the office and said he expected to be will be served, followed by a social Mary C. Keeney Tent, Daughters years were two other boys whose enemies o f snakes. and the Passamaquoddy tlde-hnr- Waterbury and Patrick Renn of be taken home after the morning pear when called for arraignment State hospital, across the street, for there throughout the day awaiting hour. — of Union Veterans of tbe Civil War, names were Inadvertently omitted. | Roosevelt Is Silent. • neestng power project In Maine, es- Ansonia and two brothers and a Decmnber 31. service on Sunday. There Is no here yesterday, and her attorney her psychiatric examination as soon developments. sister in Ireland, also a grandchild. will meet tomorrow evening at 8 Walter Carol Waddell, son of Mr. tlmated to coat $30,000,000. Each Through an arrangement effected A "pretty good alaed’* oak tree plant more suitable for church or OUR NEW entered a plea of not guilty to a ns her physical condition permits. He said he was making a "routine Tbe funeral will be heid Friday by Boyt W. Freelove, in charge of A. L. Brown Junior Court of Mac­ o'clock in tbe State Armory, and Mra. W alter Waddell and George jW lN $50.00 CASH -r- GIFT NIGHT | project haa already received $5,- In tbe rear yard of tbe property of home decoration at this season than charge she killed Mrs. L. Vulmore Attaches of the attorney general's check" of a report received from morning at 8:30 o'clock at tbe home circulation and distribution of The cabees will have Ita first Christmas Nicholas LaShay, son of Mr. and Washington. Dec. 18.— (AP) — 000,000. Both are centern o f con- Mrs. Elizabeth Robb at 168 Maple ' Members of the Manchester the poinsettla, and all willing to Normandin, 47, wife of a former office Indicated a life sentence at the Newark, N. J., authorities that a o f her son, William J. Mullen o f 98 Herald, this newspaper is now avail­ party Saturday evening from 7 to Beginners and Cradle Roll chil­ Mrs. Joseph lAShay were born Dec­ LOAN troveray ae to their advieablllty. Country Club have received invita­ dren will have their annual Christ- comply with this suggestion should Democratic leaders thnist out to­ city auditor. hospital-prison at Howard would be green sedan containing aeverol guns Spruce street end 0 o'clock at St. able through Quinlan's News Stand, 9 o'clock In Orange hall. The boys street waa cut down ani removed ember 25, 1925. The President did not mention la party at the Second Congrega­ notify Mrs. Waterman, 8055, that SPECIAL FOR 3 DAYS ONLY Miss Sevigny confessed. Deputy sought in the event Miss Sevigny is had been found at Cranford, N. J. James'# church. Burial will be in In Stafford Springs. The Herald and girls will present the play they last night. Samuel J. Robb, who tions to attend the New Year’s Eve' During the decade, although eight day In a opuntcr-attack against other projects, but It was indicated tional church, Saturday afternoon ahe may know how many plants she PLAN Chief John Crowley said, to giving found unbalanced. This bad followed a report that a St. James's cemetery. may be purchaaed at Quinlan'a store have been rehearsing lately, en­ lives at 170 Maple street sold today FroHc to be held at the Clubhouse, boys were Christmas presents to preliminary skirmishes of Republi­ the probability would include funds from 2:30 to 6. Miss Edna Cbriat- may count upon. Mrs. Normandin a potion of house­ New York state trooper yesterday opposite the rallrosu] station or car­ titled “On Cbrutmaa Eve.’* Four of he did not know who stole the tree their parents, no girls were born on cans who seek a quick start in the for the Bantee Cooper project In December 81. Music for dancing ensen and Mra. George F. Borat will hold ammonia to quiet her. and had seen a smllar car near Sauger- the glrla will entertain with tap or why anyone should take it unless 1936 campaign to unseat the New OIT UP TO $300 South Carolina, the Grand Coulee rier lervice may be arrangt^ will be supplied by the Kntgbta of be in charge. A Christmas tree will Although the A rm y & N a vy Club any of the last ten Christmas days. later conceded she killed the woman SEARCH SPREADING tiea, N. Y „ which contained a pas­ they wanted It for firewood. took a 197 to 158 lead during the JUST ON YOUR project in the northwest and varl- through Mr. Quinlan, Phone Stafford dances. The quartet includes M ar­ Rhythm from ten o'clock, and a pected to drop In to greet everybody, Deal. THURS-FRI.-SAT. to end her suffering. senger he said he thought resembled SAYS FILM BEAUTY UVED •Tho theft of the tree waa not re­ first thirty-two hands of play, the Ohs reclamation works. Springs 298. garet McNamara, Barbara Swan­ floor show will be presented at pected to drop Into greet everybody. The fire of the administration's SiONATURB.... Drugs were found in the nurse's I Milne. ported to the police. Coast to Coast setback club won its In discussing the possibility that Coverage of news Items of Inter­ son, Leona Porrett and Felicia Fal- eleven. Refreshments w ill consist Mothers of the children will be spokesmen was concentrated on handbag after she was arrested, and | FOR MISSING YOUTH Lost week the police were in­ third straight match from their OUR REGULAR $2.45 LIN E OF The fact that you have a little additional will be asked for est to Stafford Springs residents and kowskl. Santa a a u s will be on band o f a buffet lunch, available during corditdly welcome. ITAUAN RED CROSS Herbert Hoover, his party’s titular today Crowley said Miss Sevigny | IN FEAR OF GANGSTERS rivals last night, taking the final steady job with a well e*Ub. relief, officials privately acknowl­ Herald readers In general haa been with candy. The children will also formed that wood was being stolen the entire evening. The committee leader, while the Republicans, off to told him she used narcotics. half by 216 to 160 and the match by lUhed firm (ive* you a (oOd{ edged that expected demands of (Continued from Page One) arranged for. Through a special execute an interesting drill and will from property along Carter street feels sure that everyone attending a running start, planned to talk CHILDREN’S "There will he no examination of | BRIDGE AND SETBACK | will have a real good time. Mona Ypres auxiliary, British 374 to 357. In the three games play­ credit itandirif withuti Make many states for Federal help in (ContlDuM from Page One) delivery arrangement The Herald is. sing Christmas carols. Parents wUI near the Bolton town line. Investi­ over campaign money matters In the bodies of Mrs. Arthur aellna.s Members may obtain tickets for War Veterans, will meet tonight at ed to date, the Coast to Coast has FUND REACHES $900 U*c of iti Let u* advance you' carrying on the "dole" for unem- one a man reported to be Caleb able to bring the newest and fresh­ be welcome to attend. gation developed that highway de­ New York today. the cash you need NOW.] and Mrs. Frank I.stnctot, patlent.s of themselvea and their guests from 8 In the A rm y and N avy clubhouse. compiled a total score o f 1122 to the ployables may complicnte the situo- Milne, tbird, father o f tbe missing AT GREEN ON FRIDAY ! est of world, national and state news partment employees were working Senator GiifPrj—(D., Ps.l, his par­ Miss .Sevigny who died a year ago ," shared with Roland West, her cafe the Treasurer, C. Read Richardson, It is hoped all members will be Arm y A Navy's 1034, a margin ot P L E N T Y OF t i m e tlOB. youth, and a young woman. into that territory in advance of any Mrs. Ida VVoodhouse of Benton overtime drawing away wood fronj^ ty’s Senatorial campaign committee O o w le y said, "tin1e.ss state labora- ! partner and a film producer. ^at the Manchester Trust Co., or the present aa the business will Include 88. points. TO R E P A Y ! Rhea Whitely. chief of the New other publication. street requests all who have been trees cut down during'the wide election of officers. Returns should chairman, talked of former Presi­ Shoes nbera. o f the committee, Mr. and York office of the Department of The autopsy fixed the cause of Under the direction of Mr. Free­ ot the street under a W PA projec* Committee Plans Bazaar in selling tickets for the turkey to be . 8. O. Johnson and Mr. and Mrs. also be made tonight on the little dent Hoover’s St. Lonia speech and N o N olls! No aStapIrsI OXFORDS Wo have ., other loan plans Justice, said he would Investigate a Mrs. Louis Custer Chairman of love carrier service outside the The last theft of a tree recalle death as carbon monoxide poison­ raffled off tomorrow night by the . Miller. Table reservations may aprons and Christmas cards. declared: I Solid Loath^r Holes! HIGH SHOES for (ingle and married people message addressed to a Mrs. Caleb Committee in Charge— To principal residential sections of the today by C:3iiBf of Police Samuel O. Sab Alpine Club to In­ "If the ex-Prcsldent really be­ that allow aalont a* 70 months. Milne delivered to the New York ing. Police Investigated theories of American Legion auxiliary, to make be made up to December 28. Mem­ TWO MUNICIPAL Leather t'ounternS P A T E N T He Held in School Hall. town is now maintained in Buck- Gordon was 15 years ago when a lieves his own philosophy, I wish ho I JM ITS.®*. 1 HE A apartment yesterday afternoon. returns by tomorrow noon. The bers are aaked to make their reser The annual community Christmas BL.\CK, BROWN S9ATAMJ? StAPSV. You po* «ua <(«•«■ litaM j! homicide or suicide, but held land. Oakland. Talcottvllle, Ver­ gang of children about Christmas would tell us why the American amWi.ifliau.aa aim s’ e a w e Win Your Xmas Mrs. Milne was not at home. drawing will take place Thursday, vatlons early aa the capacity'of tbe tree and entertainment sponsored W INNER I II strongly to the belief the death was non, Rockville, Bolton Ckinter, time cut down and removed half a clubhouse la limited. by the Highland Park Community crease the Total. people almost unanimously pitched accidental. December 19, at 8 o’clock at the TREK IN TOWN For Your Convenience The Manchester Green Community Quarryvlllc, South Bolton, Gilead, dozen newly transplanted spruce club will take place Friday evening him out of office." NEW YORK ANGLE Arm y and N avy clubhouse. Use Norton'a Budget Plan to buy OPEN THURSDAY AND FRIDAY TURKEY club will conduct a bridge and set­ Peter's statement concerning Miss Buckingham, North and South Cov­ trees from the home of Colonel at 7:30 at the clubhouse and all Republican Chairman Henry P. New York, Dec. 18 — (AP) — EVENINOS, DEO. 19 and $0 . at the Todd's fear of gangsters had an entry, Andover, Glastonbury nnd residenta of the community will be Total subscriptions of $900 were shoes for the entire family. No extra Three New York detectives left po­ back party at the Green school as­ The Women’s Home League of W illiam C. Cheney. Fletcher, however, declared the Na­ UnUI 8 P. H. added signlflcancc nlnce Miss Todd Stafford Springs. The more isolated welcome. Presents will be given to reported last night at a meeting of lice headquarters hurriedly today sembly hail Friday evening of this the Salvation Army, In order to tional political situation "Is very charge for thU service. Set your own Open Sat., Dec. 21, UntU 4 P .M . ' early this year was the target of residences in between arc also cov­ CHINESE STUDENTS all children under 11 years attend­ Living Spruces at Center and tho general committee of the Ital­ on a mission they said was connect­ ian Red O oss campaign for sustain­ favorable." He expressed satisfac­ down payment and pay weekly ao- week, under the same plan os here­ extortion notes threatening to blow ered by Mr. Frcelove'a delivery serv­ raise additional funds for Christmn.s ing, or to parents or friends repre­ B I N G O ed with the kidnaping of Caleb ORANGE LODGE LADIES ing funds for the Italian army In tion with the party's meeting which ice. charity, will conduct a sale of food senting them, the committee cannot I cording to your own weekly earnings. Jones Milne, 4th, who was connect­ tofore, prizes in each section will )>c up her ocean restaurant, a few Depot Square to Be Africa. Plans were made for a set June 9 as the date of the CHeve- PERSONAE $3 for first, $2 for second nnd $1 miles north of Santa Monica, unless Anyone wishing carrier service in and gift articles tomorrow after­ DEMONSTRATE ANEW deliver them to the homes. ed with the kidnaping of Caleb any of these communities or who Is noon and evening, beginning at 2 bazaar to be held In the sub-Alptnc lond convention, and planned a talk PARTY Jones Milne, 4Ui, who has been fob third prizes, with an attendance she paid $10,000. HOLD CHRISTMAS P A R H club, Saturday and Sunday, Janu­ riNANCI COMPANY' desirous of service in any other lo­ o'clock In the store at 705 Main today In New York with William B. II missing since Saturday. prize of a dollar. Mrs. Louis Cus­ Seven men composed the coro­ Helen Davidson Lodge, Daughters Lighted This Year. ary 18 and 19 In which the Sons and Room $ — state Theater Bolidl^ Tomorrow Night cality should call The Herald, 5121 street, next to the Ladies Shop In Bell, new finance committee head. Lieut. Henry Devlin, in charge of ter and the committee of women ner's juiy. of Scotia, will entertain the children Daughters of Italy lodges, "If funds are available for the Telephone 8480 12 GAMES->25c who have managed all of the club's or Mr. Freelove, 7007. the Johnson block. Daughters of Liberty, No. 125, of members at a Christmas party tbe gruup, said they expected to be Anti-Japanese Feeling Stirs Under the joint sponsorship of Christopho Columbo Society, Mag- purpose,” the chairman said, "w e 78$ Main Street II Special Oamec for Turkey* and card parties this sesson will be in Ladles’ Loyal Orange Lodge, met in Friday evening at 6 o’clock In NORTON'S Feared Gangster* Ilanesi Society, Itallan-Amcrlcan gone about two hours "to make an Orange ball laat night, and the ant the Chamber of Commerce, the will start right In with an educa­ Baskets of Oroceriee. Door Prlie. investigation in connection with tbo charge. Playing will begin at 8:10 Los Angeles. Dec. 18.— ( A P ) — Mrs. Charles Wade, chairman of Tinker ball. There will be games, Ladies Aid, Regina 'd Italia, Sub- SHOES FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY nual CTiristmaa party and program American Legion and the business tional and organization campaign.'* kidnaping." sharp and all players will be wel­ Fear of gangland bullets haunted the committee In charge of CHirist- Pmpmg as Council Holds a refreshments, a Christmas tree and A'nlne club, Italian club will take II $2.50 Weekly— $5,00 Monthly Prize Drawn Tomorrow EUROPE CJUIED CROOKED in charge of Mra. Lily Cordner was gifts from Santa (Tlaus. The meet­ men of the north end, living trees Roosevejt Silent 847 Main Street Rubfnow BuUdina* Shortly before this a police de­ come. Thelma Todd in the last hours of maa baskets for the needy in St. part. - ______Night!______enjoyed by a large number of the ing of the lodge will follow at 8 on the green at Depot Square and President Roosevelt remained li tective said he was "kicked out by During the evening the Manches­ her life, the winsome screen star's Mary’s parish, states that although on the lawn In front of the Munici­ The bazaar will open In the Sub- GET YOUR TICKETS HERE members and their children. Arline Secret Session. o’clock. aloof from the open declarations re- Read The Herald Adra. II the landlady” at the building where ter Green Athletic club will hold a chauffeur told police shortly before BY ITAU AN PREMIER the parishioners were generous pal building at the center will be Alplne clubhouse on Saturday eve­ Milne and his brother, Frederic, had drawing on the Christmas turkey, a coroner's jury was summoned to­ with their gifts lastSunday, there is McCaughey gave a monologue and decorated for C^hristmas, it was an­ ning, January 18 at 7 o'clock and i MASONIC TEMPLE a small apartment. on which they have been selling day to probe the riddle of her death. a shortage of potatoes and turnips Priscilla Hathaway followed with Anderson-Shea Post, V. F. W.. nounced today. The work is already will continue through Sunday, Janu­ He was convinced, he said, that tlckete. Tbe chauffeur, Ernest O. Peters, Continued from Page One) for the baskets, and of money to an Irish song. Six year-old Laura Piping, China, Dec. 18.— ( A P ) — and auxiliary will give a Christmas underway and the trees are expect­ ary 19 from 3 o’clock in the after­ said he drove the statuesque blonde buy meat for each dinner. The Nelson sang and James McCaughey A seml-autonomous political coun­ party for the children of the mem­ ed to be ready tomorrow night. noon. Booths of all kinds will be and Britain would not wish to pur­ arranged around the hail and music - K E 1 X H « . # beauty from a Hollywood cafe to vegetables may be left at the parieh sang a Scotch song. Mra. Oordner cil for the broad North China prov­ bers. Friday evening December 20, The Manchester Electric company sue it further. her seaside apartment at breakneck house any time before Saturday and sang a solo and W ilfred Douglas inces of Hopeh and Chahar went In­ from 6 to 8 o'clock. Following the haa donated current for lighting the will be furnished by two orches­ tras. Natale Garronc, general speed a few hours before she died This statement was made alter the money may be given to Mrs. gave a recitation. The gathering to operation today, over the opposi­ children's party the auxiliary will trees and the park department Is QOlttro you can a jforj to (>uy ^ooj furniture Eden had conferred with Turkish, have its Christmas social and each chairman of the Italian Red Cross under mysterious circumstances Wade, Mrs, Robert Dougan, Mrs. joined in chorus singing of favorite tion of demonstrating anti-Japanese supervising the decorating. It Is Russian and Spanish members of member Is reminded to bring a ten- drive will be chairman of the Joint Sunday. ; Robert Johnson, Mrs. JohnJenney, Christmas carols around a prettily students. planned to keep the trees lit nightly the League Cuuncil. cent gift for tbe grab-bag, also re­ bazaar of the Italian societies. P ro­ "Miss Todd was afraid”, Mra. Matson, (Charles Trotter, John decorated tree. Tbe Inauguration o f the council, until New Year’s. A representative declared: "There membrances for the patients at the ceeds from the bazaar will be ap­ Peters said, "because she had been Miner or James Harrison. Each one received a gift from set up amid agitation for North Veterans’ hospital in Newington. plied to the Red Cross campaign. the target of extortion threats remains only the question of how Santa Claus, and W orthy Mistress China separation from the Central Three Choice Tables the burial will bo carried out. Per- which had caused the arrest of two The American Legion Auxiliary Mrs. Lillian McCaughey received a Chinese government, waa held at an HOSPITAL NOTES linps the council will register an at­ Claude Gates of North Elm street men. She told me to drive at top will hold its annual Christmas par­ number of personal gifts and a early morning hour and with ut­ tempt at conciliation and indicate has entered the employ o f the Para­ Shop Early In The speed and not to make boulevard ty for the members’ children Friday purse of money. She expressed her most secrecy, apparently as a pre­ mount Service station in Hartford. Mrs. Morgan Lord and infant SETBACK — BINGO Cocktail Table failure up to now on tills attempt.” stops." afternoon, December 20. from 4 to 6 pleasure and surprise and returned caution against fresh protests. League delegates, with Italy boy­ son of Ellington and Frederick Saturday, December 31, 8 P. M. Peters said he "drove betw'een 65 o’clock at the State Armory. Moth­ thanks to all who had thus remem­ As news of tbe council's inaugu­ Miss Edna Barnsley, daughter of cotting the Council Session, asserted Webb of Talcottvllle were discharg­ Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Smith's to 70 miles an hour*', on the way to ers sending their children are re­ bered her. Each child present re­ ration spread, however, hundreds ot Mr. and Mrs. Harold Barnsley, and ed yesterday. there was little chance for quick Home, 848 East Middle Turnpike $10.75 the actress' apartment above "Thel­ quested to notify Mrs. Ida Wood- ceived an orange and a box of students gathered at the city gates, Myron H. Ames, son of Mr. and Mra. Mrs. Bridget Lovett of 89 Spruce Dauffhters of Liberty. restoration of ptacc between Italy A beautiful modem To Get The Best Selections and Help The Store Employees ma Todd's Sidewalk Cafe" north of house or Mra. Lydia Wlgren, also to candy. The committee in charge where police armed with bayonets Orle R. Ames have applied at the street died at 4:35 a. m. today. Cash Prizes! Reifreshments! and Ethiopia. style, sturdily built of Santa Monica on the oceanslde high­ provide a 10 cent g ift for each child served sandwiches, salads, fancy prevented them from entering. office of the town clerk for a mar­ The hospital census today Is 40 Admission 38c. "There seems no posstblltly of genuine walnut. Large top way. sent. There will be an entertain­ cookies, delicious Christmas cake Student masses also paraded in riage license. patients. Sometime between 4 a. m. nnd 4 the council approving the Franco- measures 18” x 28” , stands British project", one delegate said. ment, refreshments and a visit from and tea. Tables were set in tbe ban­ tbe other major North China city of p. m. Sunday, after Peters returned Santa CHaus. 18 ” high. "The only question is, will the quet hail and decorated with red Tientsin, shouting slogans and tc his Hollywood auto livery stand, candles, Christmas evergreens and demonstrating against the auton­ tlic glamorous comedienne died in council formally reject the plan." Other new models In To serve those who find it impossible to shop early, Tho Young People's Legion meet­ red berries. omy movement. Sw a m m her luxurious town car in a garage I French sources said there was no gloss and chromium. ing at the Salvation Army citadel It was announced that the lodge A committee of students present­ a few hundred yards up a steep i clear cut indication that even I Premier Mussolini, offered conces- will be omitted tonight owing to the would sponsor a public setback and ed demands to the Tientsin mayoral­ Modern roadway from her apartment. R Christmas rush and the fact that land West, her partner in the sea- under the proposals, would ac- Bingo party Saturday evening at 8 ty for suppression of the Peiping beginning tonight all Manchester stores will be \ many of the young people arc out aide cafe venture, told police he had cept the plan as a basis for negotia­ o'clock at the home of Mr. and Mra. council. Their declaration, broad­ Table Occasional tions— all the less so if the Council selling the Christmas W ar Ci-y or Thomas Smith, 348 East Middle cast to crowds in the streets, as­ i "locked out" MIrb Todd. singing carols. $ 2 - 9 5 $ 9 - 5 0 open until 9.00 P. M. I WItneasca Called refused to approve the project. Turnpike. serted public patience was exhaust­ Lamps Table Subpoenaed besides Peters and One member of the league coun­ ed by Japanese "aggression" and I The Cosmopolitan club will hold Mahogany top richly Inlaid Weat to teli of the lost houra of l cil told the Associated Press, "watch urged merchants and workers to p ,::”;""$59;5 o I lU annual CTiristmas party Friday Clever pottery ba.scs, in white with marquetry and fancy the 30-year old actrea.s were: , out, Mussolini may even resign cooperate with the students In a l Y V i afternoon at 2:30 at the Y. M. C. A., or tinted colors, with appropriate woods—a very lovely design in ' Sid Graumon, theatrical Impresa-' from the League." CASTLE RAPS nation-wide general strike. Electric sewing maohlne, houaid An Italian spokesman, after an­ under the chairmanship o f Mrs. C. Names Prindplea mo(lernl.stic shades. Choice of six this 29” high table. in a distinctive cabinet of genuine ' rio, who telephoned Weat at 2 a. m . ‘ styles. ' The undersigned have made possible the attractive Sunday at Mi.«.s Tudfi's request to nouncing his nation would not be Elmore Watkins and Mrs. Thomas Gen. Sung Cheh-Yuan, chairman walnut, carved and overlay^ with Bentley as hostess. Each member Others $3.95 up. I Inform him she was leaving for > represented at the council delibera­ of the council which was accorded maple. New Home quality, and a tions today, asserted: "Do not jump 1s requested to provide a 10 cent FOREIGN VIEWS home. partial political Independence from m ost Bttractlvo value. Cornea toy, which afterward will be turned Christmas >lighting display on Main Street Mrs, Alice Todd, the star's at conclusions. The Fascist Grand the Nanking government, announc­ complete with electric light Council has yet to speak." over to a group o f children. F e m mother. ed the principles of the new North m in e C e n t e r Bryant & Chapman State Shoe Repairing Mra. Wallace Ford, wife of the French Premier Pierre Laval and OF P ^ID E N T China regime called for promotion Dr. Morris Fancher actor, who said she received a Anthony Eden, British minister for Attorney Charles m I O’Dowd, gen­ of friendly relations with neighbor-1 End Table $ 5 * 5 0 it cryptic telephone call from Miss League affairs, conferred at length, eral chairman of the committee on (ConMnoed from Page One) Ing countries (Manchoukuo and Manchester Motor Sales Personal Finance Company the Birthday Ball for the President, L. S. Jaffe Todd about 4 p. m., Sunday, planning to address the council In Japan). Half-round type, with shaped to be held In the State Armory here A G o o d B a g Stanley Lupino, Eogliah com­ Its afternoon session on the Italo- "It arises from the conflicting edges OH shown, top Is cleverly Dr. Sidney Aiken Attorney H. Garrity January 30, has called a meeting of He asserted also that official ap­ Mary Carney Hat Shop edian, and his wife, liosta at the Fthloplan conflict. statements given out by different matched In walnut and mahogany last year’s committee members for pointments would follow the will ol ®2 is always a grand gift! Buy NoiW Center Travel Bureau party which Mias Todd left to go to Officials said the Council session officials and most o f all, I am the North CHilna people, and that j panels. Dr. G. A. F. Lundberg Rev. Wm. P. Reidy could achieve nothing definite in the tonight at 8 o'clock In the Munici­ Befora Thli Grtat her death. pal building. afraid, from the attitude and w o r ^ officials themselves would share the Symington’s Men’s Shop Fradin’s Apparel Shop Standard Plumbing Co. Police held strongly to the theory absence of replies from the belliger­ of the President himself. "hardships" of the people. Others $1.49 up. Menay-Saving of accidental death from carbon ents to the proposals, and with Italy "When tho President tolls Mr. OEarEndi Center Lunch absent from the meeting. There will be free entertainment Sl.OO— $2.98 Kemp’s, Inc. Weldon Drug Store monoxide fumes aa she sat in the MacDonald that the United States (Chinese reports to Shanghai, at Two additional communications at the Armory garage, 61 Wells demands at least temporary stabil­ The ipcclsl reduced car but did not discount tlie possi­ the very time of the inauguration Mr. J. A. Farr (R. Estate) Dewey-Richnian Company were received by the League from street, at 8 o'clock tonight. Sound ization aa tbe price of its active co­ price on this Naven Shoe Store bility of murder or suicide. of tbe Hopeh-Chahar council, said comblnatio tbe belligerents. pictures showing tho manufacture operation In (he London conferenc*, Potterton & Krah A preliminary report by Dr. A. F .: of Chevrolet automobiles and other Japanese planes bombed Kuyuan, c a n n o t be IMaiichester Electric Co. Dr. Weldon One from Italy accused Ethiopian and then breaks up the conference Wagner, county autopsy surgeon.' educational and enter',ainlng fea­ GOWNS AND PAJAMAS maintaiaed Davis Home Bakery disclosed the actress' blood has 75 ; soldiers of using "explosive" bullets rather than permit stabilization, it eastern Chahar, while Manchou- S ilk F. W. Woolworth Company Park Hill Flower Shop tures will be on the program. There kun troops besieged the city. muck I>er cent saturation by carbon ' and cited alleged cases of fatalities is not to be wondered at that Brit­ $1.98 to $3.49 longtr. Walter’s Barber Shop will be five door prizes awarded ish officials are confused and accept The planes were reported to have Schieldge’s Printing Co. Dr. W . Oliver (Optometrist) monoxide, and her brain, .13 per I caused by dumdum bullets, free. Bidwell’s Candy Shop cent cent saturation by alcoliol. | "Italy solemnly denounces this only with suspicion promlaes made dropped letters urging the Kuyuan Tinker Tavern, Inc. Earle ClifiFord "Indicatloni were found that : violation by Ethiopia of a high by our officials." populace to yield. The Japanese SLIPS AND DANCETTES U m b r e lla s Washington Loyal Orange Lodge were said to have cut off Kuyuan E. H. Benson there bad been sufficient alcohol to humanitarian principle, universally will hold its annual meeting, elec­ Glenney’s Store Pagan! and Gorman Ins. Manchester Lodge of Masons seat­ from Kalgon, on tbe Great Wall, $1.00 to $1.98 are most acceptable! stuplfy her,” Dr. W agner said. "In ­ ' recognized and forming part of the tion and Installation of officers In ed Its officers in a special conununl- where tbe presence of Japanese Oakes Service Station Blish Hardware Company Attorney W. S. Hyde c rea se heart action caused by the moral heritage of all civilized Orange hall tonight. The meeting Lovely Colors alcohol would have pumped the states", the Italian- communication catlon last night. Past Masters R. troops was believed to preclude any will open promptly at 7:30. Candi­ W. Goslee and Herman Montle were PANTIES — 59c up Wilrose Dress Shop Manchester Public Market monoxide poisoning through her said. dates wrill be initiated. The Installa­ possibility o f C^ilneae armed aid. Manchester Trust Co. in charge. The communication was blood in a few minutes." A 13-page statement also was re- tion ceremonies will be in charge of Troops of the new northern gov­ Famous ''Aircell" Weldon Beauty ^ o p held last night since the repjular W. T. Grant Company Savings Bank of Manches* He said her heart had no organic I ceived from Etliiopla which leaguis District Master David Gibson, of ernment were stationed In Tientsin, i|.98— $3.98 $ 7 .9 5 Milikowski The ihorist condition which might have caused ‘ officials termed a critical review of Stamford. communication would have fallen replacing the garrison of the anti- .The most useful gift in Cabinet I Healers Fancy All Wool Blankets Ideal Financing Associatinn ter death. on CTirlstmaa eve. autonomist, Gen. Sbang Chen, Children’s $1.25 the Franco-British peace project. the world— for any girl you A charming gift Item, these rich all wool blankets In nov­ The Princess Grill Dressed in a scintillating gow*n ot while tbe forces of tbe autonomous Montgomery Ward & Co. Dr. H. Boyd The officials asserted, however, A pre-natal clinic will be held to­ Two elty weave. , Size 72" x 84". downy and warm, beautiful sequins and a mink wrap, M iu Todd morrow morning at 9 o'clock at the East Hopeh state held the seaport that tbe Ethiopian note did not know. These finely made in appearance. Solid colors In blue, green or peach. Selwitz-Dell Shoe Repair Werbner’s Brownbilt w-aa found slumped in the front seat specifically or definitely refuse to Health Center on Haynes street. of Tangku. Burner s I 9 .5 o Dr. D. Caldwell of her expensive motor car Mon­ Silk City Diner accept the plan os a bacLs for nego­ pieces of lingerie will make Other Blankets and Comforts $3.95 up. Attorney W. J. Shea Dr. A. E. Friend day morning. A small fortune In tiations. L o u n g in g diamonds, her gloves and purse Mr. and Mra. Robert A. C%ace worthy Christmas gifts— One Parr’s Package Store have moved from 70 Cone street, First National Store ' Watkins Brothers were undisturbed. An Ethiopian spokesman said bis STATE COMPLETE TOWN BOOKS Burner s I4 .9 5 Blood On b^BC* government would not reply defin­ Hartford, to 22 William itrect, this because they offer so much Goodyear Tires U. S. Cleaners & Dyers itely, either accepting or rejecting town. Dr. J. F. Barry Blood bad trickled from her nose, R o b e s J. DiSalvo (Tailor) her Ups were bruised and a dental the peace plan, until the League de­ TO D A Y A N D SURVEY HERE TOMORROW in beauty and wearing qual­ Powerful, compact little kero- Curley’s Restaurant Pentland The Florist cided its position. Hose (Company No. 1. Manchester eene 8tovc.m- the tm offices during the laat seven Comer Soda Shop out,'* WaUls said. ors of leatherette or genuine SAVING Quinn’s Pharm?cy pany through a lease of the former or eight years. SNO SUITS Diamond’s Shoe Stora He added that a "major gue.st’on ' (Oootliiiied from Page One) MERCY” Sweater! Skirt! leather. P. E. Bray waa Miss Todd's reason for going to Bendall home from Cheney Brothers Featuring The audit, if provided tor by the Sizes 2 to 6 Sizes 8 to 20 lA$y TMMt AISANOID* Dr. E. C. Higgins Midget Candy Shop ^ town meeting, could be completed Richard Stone the garage. and was designed to give accommo­ day after day into the forests and ROCHBLLB BUD80N Manchester West, officers said, explained he dations to those who have been liv­ before the adjourned annual town SEWING CABINETS ..$9.95 Forest Tavern fields aurroondlng Praha, Maaaryk meeting early In March, Mr. Cam­ lay awake until 4 a. m., (inally go ing at Chestnut Lodge or the EMge- and Benea talked over their bopea $ 2 -9 8 to 6-98 to Simmons 'Tull-Easy" State Theater On tbe Same Show bria said this morning. $ or Silk Blouse! Real Martha Washington style • Plumbing & Supply F. J. Guinipero lag to sleep after he heard water wood House. All available rooms and aq>lratk>ns, their troubles and "Hina Pactfle Ftoef In solid mahogany qr walnut. Black and ^ i t e Cleaners Silbros Clothing Store running in the ladies' lounge of the have been converted Into sleeping their triumphs. iihs Studio Couches Magnell Drug Store cafe, which he took to mean that rooms with a laundry In the base­ Benea Is a man who lovas aggres- W ith Joan BlondeU $ 5 -9 8 Gienda Farrell CJ4.0. OHDEB8 $9-98 Jewel Shades and Pas­ Endicott'Johnson Shoes The Tea Shop Miss Todd waa retiring there. ment. The home li heated i^ on stve combat. Hia Innata flu tin g M APLE C H A IR S ...... $12.50 The famous new Sim­ Garrohe’fl Market H e said bp didn't wake up until automatic oil burner and will In Of Woolrich Heavy Wool, Kasha Suede tels. Absolntely the very O pposite I I ( ^ SdMKd mons .patent with pull­ spirit was greatly developed during Hartford, Dec. IS—(AP)- First Hartford Courant 10 a. m., officers related, and when charge of a competent juiltor. Thoae latest hits a t ...... $1.98 L Mondtester , over baejf and arm Green & Gold Bakery Shop G. E. Kdtfi Furniture O). Ua coUege days, when be gave quite 8 e i ^ O. Landgren, Com- Lined. Colorfoi Plaida and Combina­ Smart new upbolatered wing tao foiled to see Mias Todd during reals. Durable,- stylish $49-50 taking quarters there will be given ae free rein to hia passion for foot­ 1, 102nd Infantry, has been directed tions. chairs, an exceptional value for the day, be assumed she had gone dining faculties at tbe Centennial ball ploying as ha did to his thirst to appw. beftm an Mamiwhn living room or boudoir. cover. to the home ot friends. .-'4 dlnhtr rooms. . for txwk knowladca. board which will determtoe M l ' - lA i- - ■ MANCHICSTfiK EVENING EERAUI, MANCUICBTElt, CUNN^ WEDNESDAY^DECEMBER 18, INIBb MANCHRfrrGK EVENING HERAI.D. HANGBJBSTBR, OUMN, WEDNBSDAT, 0 GUBSK8 ER IB, IBBB.

adequately facUltats the diatribu* bar duties is New York CKy after sented hy John T. CUUtaiaa, Denio- ed furtbar than the New Ehigland admisaiaa in that a aeaaon pass ChaaeaUor.iPhlUp Mantmaa e f Bast graadmotbor, Mra Mary ML Brig­ tiott of n&U. spending a few days with her par­ eratic town ebairman of Wdgeport, statea. Through their many good until July, 1988 will be award­ Hartford win mak. his official visit. ham of Brooklyn streat, who died NS DATA Alice and Emily Teomans are re* STAFFOmPRINGS ents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Moras FAIRFIELD OFFERS who, before presenting It, said: peoroncea at the leading ballrooms ed to the lucky person whose tleket Officers and rapreaentatlvaa are ex­ three sreeka ago at the age o f 101, siding in H artfoK during the win* o f Bsiut ftroot. "I have been asked by several and their National Broadcasting is drawn. > R o a v n i E pected from the Second district Ctarietiiiae Socials tar months. Miss Eleanor Debsosloo, daugh­ members to state arhat position our network radio work Val Jeon has which eomprtaMs ' TtaompsonvUle, Tha Delta Alpha Cloae o f the GHTBY PROBERS Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Rensen and STAFFORD DDIOCRATS ter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Delmon- NCNEU SUPPORT National eommitteemaa holds in the become one of the leading orohes- Rockville, East Hartford and Man- Rockville Baptist church will meet S tore F or Men\ traa In the country. Val Jaoh hi PRACmCALLY UNEMPLOYED HOUSE’S-Tfie Xmas son of Columbia vlsitad with friends Ico o f High street did a s p e t ^ ^ Democratic organisation of Bridge­ qhester. Tba Memorial Lodge De­ this evening at the church eodol ...... la Andover last Thursday evening. dance lost evening is Warrenville at port and I am prepared to offer the making this appearance at the gree team wUl confer the aeoond rooms for its Christmas party. TO TOMORROWa 4-H club benefit entertainment Schol Street Recreation Center will Wsukoma, Iowa—Here’s what B. OTIC CHRISTMAS The Dorcas club of tbe Firct Harry Orlswold of New Haven following resolution. in all probabUity make it bis last rank on a daas of candidates. A visited with his young son, Olenn, Miss Delmonloo was accompanied on . -"We hereby renew our loyalty to W, (Willy) Bruckel does for a Uv- social time will follow and refresh­ Lutheran church will hold a Christ­ to Sec. Morgentlian the piano Iw Mrs. v Elvslyn Kaddy Mod’s Democratic Groop for quite oome time as shortly after at the home of the latter's grand* -the oonstructlve administration of ing: Publishes three newspapers ments wUl be eerved. mas social this evening at the Meii*i Beach Coats OfTictni to Be Elected and Dep­ Sullivan of the Stafford Springs ho­ tbe new year he will go on tocaUon (two monthly and one weekly); la PARTY TOMORROW parents, Mr. and Mrs. Percy, of President Franklin D. Roosevelt and from there k tour of the south Card Party Tonlglit church. Andover. uty Labor Commlaaioner tel. the editorial staff, circulation and Offloere of Oamp Woodstock fi r hfonnatHMi on Loans Takes Opposite View to That we also appreciate and com­ is planned which will take them as advertlaing. depwtments, mechani­ The Ladlea of Maple Grove and The 1st. 2nd, Srd, 6th, 7th, and Miss Agnes McCarthy of Hartford Vernon Association to Pnt On Officers of Comp Woodstock thoj Fitzgerald Will Be Speaker. spent (he week end as tbe guest of mend the untiring efforts of our far south as Miami. In keeping with cal staff and office boy on all three. their friends will hold a whlet this SHIRTS $5-00 8th grades of the Andover Public National committeeman. Honorable the Yuletide apirlt an additional Program at Dobsonville evening at eight o'clock. Prizes will Y. M. C. A. comp at Block Pond school have completed curtains for Mr. and M n. William Dmilgan of He avoids idleness by running a Met With Sflence. Special to Tbe Herald Archibald McNeil, in. U e Interests feature has been added for the same barber shop on the aide. be awarded, refreahmenta will be have been elected aa follows: Presi­ their rooms. The material and work Prospect street School Tomorrow Evening. Stafford Springs, Deo. 18.— A Miss Esther Tmbari and Hiss of the Democratic Party and pledge served aqd there wUI be a door dent, Alexander Maitland of Thomp­ was contributed by members of the meeting of the Stafford Democratic Men’s Tie and Rose Battaglia, teachers in the him our united and active support” Rockville, Dec. 18.—The annual prize. son; first vice president, Albert WMbtacton, Dee. 18.— (AP) — classes. Club will be held Thursday evening Bridgeport, Dec; 18.—(AP) — Other speakers Included U. 8. Belief Oorpe Party Snyder of Bloomfield; second vice The pupils of the Andover public borough achoM, spent tbe week end Chriatmaz party of the Vernon mAto muBlUoiia loTeeUgaton Mid in the court room o f the Warren at their respective homes in New Archibald McNeil, Democratic Na­ Senator Francis T. Maloney of Burpee Womon’i Relief Corps president, Richard Valentine of landkerchief Sets school are to present their Christ* Memorial hall. Deputy Labor Com­ Civic Betterment Aaaociatlon will Britain. tional committeeman from Con­ Meriden and J. Francis Smith, will bold a Chriatmaa party in the Stafford Springs; treasurer, Al­ Jtodajr they had nmde two requeats mas plays in &e town hall Thurs­ missioner William Fitzgerald of be held In its room at the Dobeon- day evening of this week. A dis­ Stanley M. Avery of Worcester, Democratic state chairman, who FREE HEKnNG SERVICE HELPS HM O. A. R. hall this evening at seven bert Williams of Woodstock; secre­ BeereU iy Morgenthau—both aa Norwich will he the guest speaker necticut had the pledge today of the vlUe School on Thursday evening, tary, W. Hoyt Hayden of Tolland; play of handwork is going to be on Mass., and Herbert Wood of Somers spoke oii National Issues. o’clock. There will be an exchange $ >1 imauawefed" for a report and Town Chairman Albert L. Ricci "united and active support" of the McNeil's leadSrship was recently starting at eight o’clock. of gifts' followed by the regular directress-for the grila comp, Mra 1.00 exhibition after the program. The svill preside. were arraigned In borough court and eredlts extended in tbta yesterday before Judge William H. Fairfield County Democratic Asso­ criticized by a Fairfield county GET B E n iR HEHTWITH LESS WORK The program will open with on meeting colled for eight o'clock. Nelson Read of Rockville; senior public Is invited to attend. Officers for the coming year will to ItaUaa and Bthloplan Members of the juvenile Orange Heald on charges of bunting with­ ciation. Democratic women's organization. address of welcome by Vice Presi­ M ra Emma Llak, president, vriU director of the boys comp, B. T. be elected and a Beano party will out a license and of himtlng from a The group, composed of Demo­ A True Story o f John Barclay Service ■ ■ dent, Mra. Bmeat Smith. There will preside at the bualnesa. eession Tbienes of Hartford; director in and Indieldualt. are planning their Christmas party precede the meeting. Several valu­ for Friday night of this week. Gifts motor vehicle. They pleaded guilty cratic town chairmen and vice- be numbers by children from the which will be followed by a social charge of girls comp, W. F. Tyler Broadcloth Tbajr arejnwparing to aak Con- able articles will be awarded. aae to twa aueh tranMctloni with are to be exchanged by members. and were fined 8S on ixith charges, chairmen of the cities and towns of YM USIN6*BLUEC0M.‘ BUT I HAVE DobaonvUIe and Vernon Depot hour. of Rockville, Tolland County Y. M. Miss EHeanor Plnney has been Rev. John M. Bellan, pastor of the with costs, amounting in all to VAL JEAN'S ORCHESTRA TO FIRt THE HEATER EVERY Bchoola, inatrumcntal and vocal C. A. secretary. Silk lUaena o ( warring natloni on the Czecho-Slovak church on West Main the county, adopted a resolution at Banqnet Tonight PAJAMAS Ida that trade flnaneed in a taken to the Manchester hospital 820.40. They were arrested on Sat­ a dinner last night commending the TWO OR THREE HOURS. EVEN eelectlona by the members, and The dates for the 1936 season Men’s manner helped draw the with pneumonia. Mr. Pinney who street and J. Novotny of South Wll- urday night December 7 by Deputy Christmas carols sung by the entire A complimentary banquet for the llngton were members of the wel­ leadership of McNeil, a close friend THEN I GET POOR RESULTS . have been announced oa follows: BATHROBES ted Statea into the World War. has been confined for the past two Game Warden tansom B. Tifft of of President Roosevelt. POPULAR AT THE REC gathering. Teachers and officers of the church Boys camp, July 1st to August coming party to greet tbe delegation school of the Union Congregational I The aecdnd requeat to Morgenthau weeks Is reported to be recovering. Ashford and Deputy Game Warden Urging a united front. Mayor Al­ A t tbe'^conclusion of the program 5th. $1.25 to $2-S0 arriving there on the S. 8. Manhat­ church will be given this evening at SWEATERS a m aaid to have been aent after the Donald Tuttle ^as a visitor in John Wood of Somers. fred N. Phillips, Jr., o f Stamford ^there will be gifts dlatrlbuted by Girls Camp, August 5th to 21st. tan of the Czecho-Slovnk Institute Ever since the announcement six thirty o’clock by the Mothers' $5.50 to $8.50 kirat brought no reply. Lebanon Tuesday evening. asserted that Fairfield county was through tbe columns of this news­ nta Claus and refreahmenta will Two special committees have The community Christmas tree of Arts and Sciences, which is to club of the church. I The Treaaury naked the Federal entitled to 20 percent of the politi­ paper was made that Val Jean and eerved. All membera attending been appointed, finance, W. Hoyt Reaerve bank at New York aomo committee met at the home of Mr. make a lecture tour of the United Following the supper an enter­ States. cal patronage of Connecticut, as his Arcadians were to furnish tbe asked to bring on inexpensive Hayden, Albert Williams and Al­ Flannel $3-00 up ttuM ago to make a apedal report and Mra Charles Wright, Tuesday HARTFORD REFUBUCANS present "for the tree. Because of the tainment will be presented by the evening, to make final preparations The local Pan-Slavonic association "our fair share." dance rhythm as well as the enter­ bert Williams andr -Iblff-a 0.y(bo on thill Bubject for the State Depart* He said: tainment for this Friday evening fact that a generous donation has following talent: Mlsa EHIen Strom, bert Snyder: Improvements, Alexan­ mant A apokeaman for Morgen* for the community Christmas tree will be hosts to the members of tbe reader; Miss Bertha Boyer, eoloist; BATHROBES Institute on January 21st. all those Who were present to hear Just been made to the School Milk der Maitland, Roy Playdon and thau said at that time that lesa de* and to prepare the gifts for distri­ OFF TO AN EARLY START "We are sick of what’s going on them on their last appearance at and Robert Pruttlng, flutlat All bution. Francis W. Delligan, a member of In the State Legislature. We arc Fund, an admission fee of ten cents Walter King. tailed nporta were made to' the the Recreation Center are looking will be charged to adults. Children Union church people and their Traaanqr regularly. The volume of Arthur Savage attended the musi­ the Junior clans at Notre Dame pick of the Republicans selling out forward to again enjoying them. So friends are Invited to attend the en­ $5.00 to $8-50 cal program given at Storrs armory University, South Bend, Ind., will Party Leaders Form League to to the public utilities Interests. We will be admitted free. The young­ loans and o i^ t a extended to Italian popular is this orchestra that many sters will each receive a gpft of can­ tertainment. A silver collection will Fused Collar and Bthloplan interests was not Sunday evening. arrive home Thursday to spend the Help Town Committee In are sick of the Socialists putting on The various rooms of the Andover of their local friends are planning dy. be taken at the door to defray ex­ made pubUo, however. holiday recess with his parents, Mr. Next Campaign. the high hat and selling out the in­ to bring along others to see and penses. Recreation ('enter ubllc school have been decorated and Mrs. William Delligan of Pros­ terests of the people." To Present Program May Visit Him Christmas colors by the children hear this special atracUon. Miss Eileen Strom of Hartford, Men’s and Young Men’s SHIRTS $1.00 up E1 pect street. He added he believed in party 'This orchestra which has held the The Protestant children of the Items of Interest Spokesmen for the senate muni* of each room. Each room Is to have Hartford, Dec, 18.— (A P) — De­ Tolland County Home at Vernon appeared recently before the Jennie Mrs. Arthur Shepherd of Bever­ government and said if he could ap­ title of being New England’s cham- tlona oommittee said some of its Its own party and tree and gifts will feated In the last city election, Hart­ Center will present the Christmas Linn Society at Worcester, Mass., ley, Mass., Is the guest of Mrs. John point 10 percent Democrats to Jobs, plon.ship musical and entertaining mambars may go to aee Morgenthau be exchanged on Friday of this ford Republicans were off to an play “The Other Wl.se Man” at the and is a well known reader. Miss Wednesday Denniston of Pruspec' street. he was going to do it. The Stam­ unit, recognized leaders has advanc- If no word la received from him. week. early start today in their drive for a Union Congregational church on Bertha Boyer, the soloist from Staf­ The men's life-saving class will Arrow tex Mrs. E. R. Cox of Woodstock Is ford chief executive added; meet from 7:00 to 7:45. O’COATS rhere la no Implication that "any* victory In 1936. Sunday evening, December 22nd at ford Springs has many friends in spending tbe winter months as the "It is not fair to sell out the The men's non-swimmers class thing la wrong", they aaserted, but guest of her son and daughter-ln- Fifty of the party’s leaders, meet­ aeven o'clock. The chorus choir of this city, and the fiutlst, from Rock­ Democratic workers who give their will meet from 7:45 to 8:30. From Kui^nhelm er and "we almply want to Imow how much low, Mr. and Mrs. B. Maxwell Cox of ing at a harmony dinner lost night, the church will sing Christmas ville, la better known as "Bud' SHIRTS $2.00 Boya’ these transactions amount to." It time and money in-support of the The East Sides will practice baa- Houfio’fi SiM*clally Tailored Crown street. voted to organize a United Republi­ Educational Entertainment carols during the service. Pruttlng. was added the volume probably la The Poet’s Column party. It is only fair that we ap­ ketball from 7 to 8 o'clock. Craftamen. Plans are being made by the can League which will assist the TONIGHT Plans for New Yearn John Ikulorozny not great point Democrats to office." Tbe House and Hale basketball members of the staff of the Razor town committee in the campaign Riley Chevrolet Company’s The Rockville Lodge of Elks will John Zadorozny, 47 of Winder- NECKWEAR Neither the present neutrality law A HUMAN SOUL The Relation team will have the floor at 9 6’clock, Van Heusen Blade, official Stafford High school next fall. Display Boom hold a New Year’s Eve party for mere avenue died on Tuesday at the A public setback party will be nor the Johnson Act, the latter The resolution A^pporting the re­ Bom into the world, a human soul. publication, for a Christmas Issue. Several speakers criticized the 60 Wells Street 8 O’clock their membera and friends on Tues­ Hartford hospital where he had held at the West Side Rec on Cedar Country aimed at closing American credit William A. Foster of East Main New Deal. naming of McNeil as tbe state's markets to nations In default on war Through no fault nor choice of Valuable Door Prizes I day evening, December 31at. The been for the past month. He waa street. Play will start at 8 o'clock 3 lor $1.00 street is a patient at the Johnson John T. Robinson asserted: National committeeman was pre­ $ debts, forbids loans or credits to pri* their own. lodge rooms will be decorated for born In Poland and had lived In this and a turkey will be given for first 17-50 "In 1936 the nation will be con­ SHUITS • $1.95 rate interests in Italy or Ethiopia. Presented with life and with it life's Memorial hospital where be recent­ the evening and there will be tables vicinity for about twenty-five years. prize and a chicken for second. B E L T SETS ly underwent an operation for ap­ fronted with an election that will President Roosevelt baa warned goal. for the guests throughout the home. He had been employed at the Thursday To To Uvo and to grow until grown. pendicitis. transcend in importance all elections "Home always comfortable now” Dancing will be enjoyed In the hall Burr Nursery. Besides his wife, The men’s volleyball period will Americans, however, that any trana* from the time the Republican party be held from 5 to 7 o'clock. aetlona with either belligerent are Cyril J. Bradway of Tufts Col­ write* Mr. Harry F- Doenge* from nine o'clock until two o’clock Mrs. Nellie Zadorozny, he leaves Precious, priceless, they know not lege, Boston, Mass., spent the week­ saved the union. The issue now la: with music being furnished by Joe four sons, Julian, Bruno, Felix and The Clown's will practice basket­ $ 1 - 0 0 up St their own risk. Members of the ball from 7 to 8 o’clock. their worth, end with his parents Mr. ahd Mrs. Will the American People Save the O "I wts using ’blue coii’ without or three hours as I used to ^ I Hammond's Aristocrats orchestra. Edward, all of this city; and a CAPS munitions committee tried unsuc* 'Tie mother who values them The new term of swimming les­ esesfully to have a similar doctrine Spencer Bradway of West Stafford American System of Government?” itriifictoiy resulta In snswei to now fire twice a day and enjoy a Dinner will be served about eleven brother, Andrew, of New York high. A son was bom yesterday at the Alexander W. Creedon charged my complsint, my cool dealer tent comfortable tcmperiture at all sons for women will start tonight. $40-00 thirty o'clock by Urbano Os.mo of city. srritten into the neutrality law at Her heart felt love she gives them t John Barclay Service Men to to- The time of classes is as follows: the last session o f Congress. Johnson Memorial hospital to Mr. President Roosevelt with disregard­ BINGO times." u ^ g g Y p. d OENGES Manchester. The funeral will be held on Sat­ at birth. tpea my furtucc. After using the 7:00 to 7:45, Advanced; 7:45 to $ 1 .0 0 up SUSPENDER The committee is planning to be* and Mrs. Bernard Armstrong of ing his campaign promises, while Fifth In Series. 916 5. East Avt,, BaUimort, Mi, Anyone wishing to make reserva­ Fair Jewels, no money can buy. East street. Vacuum Cleaner, the Service Msn urday morning at eight thirty 8:30, Life Saving. i a jHibUo inquiry either January John A. Danataer. former secretary tions is asked to get In touch with o'clock from his late home and at Miss Jean Wilson of Winchester, of state, termed Mr. Roosevelt's ad­ Auspices discovered that the trouble was due Your 'blue coal’ dealer will Friday or 7, with J. P. Morgan among the Elks Home or M. J. Conway, SETS r She elves them her strength, her Mass., was the recent guest of her ministration a "Fascist type" of Division No. 1, A. 0. H. and Auxiligry. to the omitsioo of a dicck damper gladly tend hit Service Man to nine o’clock from St. Joseph Polish The girls' afternoon swimming the witnesses. He and other bank* life, her all, on my furnace. The check damper check your Heating Plant—end tell chairman of the committee In Catholic church. Burial will be In class will start at 3:45. srs whose tranMctions prior to and parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Wilson government. Stauos by them through thick and of Stafford Hollow. was installed snd I was rewarded you if any repairs or adjustments charge. No reservations will be SL Bernard's cemetery. The women's plunge period will during the World War are being ex* through thin are needed, so you'll get better best taken for the party after Saturday, To Sing at High School be held from 7 to 9 o'clock. COCKTAIL Myron C. Davis of,W est Stafford, THEY BEUEVED HER with tbe most gratifying results. In. nmlned by committee Investigators Helps them to rise whenever they stead of firing the furnace every two for less money. December 28th. The committee In The High school will render sev­ Dancing in the gym from 8:30 to 5Qe accompanied by Vernon Ball and TINKER HALL may be asked also if they have fall, 12:30. Music by Val Jean and his George Smith of Scranton, Pa., arc Belleville, W. Va. — Because his charge Includes M. J. Conway, eral selections on Friday In honor JACKETS SCARFS granted any loans or credits to In* 'Til the battle of life they win. chairman; Herbert O. Clough, Paul of the Christmas holiday. Previous Arcadians. A free season pass will terests in the countries now at war. on a motor tour of the United wife contradicted him, J. E. Sheets For this FREE Heating Service be given to the lucky person. States. J. Roden, M. J. Mantak, Jr., Ed­ to the beginning o f the sessions, the Helps them to meet their trials was absolved in the death of Fred FRIDAY-DEC. 20th Saturday REGULAR Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Kepner, Mays, 28. mund Smith, Arthur McFall and High School Glee clubs will sing $7.50 75e to $2.50 each day. Charles Weber. carols In the corridors under the The boys’ swimming classes will Sr., of Boston, Mass., were the Sheets told a coroner’s Jury ho meet as follows: 0:30 to 10:15, Be­ 1 In stature and knowledge to Play Starts At 8:30 O’clock. To Visit Manchester direction of Mlsa Helen Upson, ANDOVER grow.i week end guests of their son and unintentionally ran over Mays, who Prize On Every Game! a n d l>lu e coal* p f i o n e ginners; 10:15 to 11:00. Intermedi­ daughter-in-law. Rev. and Mrs. was walking along a highway, when A large number of members of musical Instructor at the school. ate; 11:00 to 11:45, Advanced. BELTS Fitted for Ufe7 their own part to Damon Lodge, Knights of Pythias I The Andover Orange No. 76, held play. Charles D. Kepner, Jr., nt the Manse his view was obscured by fog. Special Prize On 12th Game: Order for 10-Lb. Turkey! THE W. G. GLENNEY CO. Named Administrator The children’s tap deuiclng claasea itheir regular Monday evening meet* Through life as with others they of the Congregational church on Mrs. Sheets, who was riding In will attend the meeting of Me­ George N. Brigham of 33 Eliza­ will meet as usual. A public whist \lng in the Town Hall. After the Bast Main street. Admission 25c. Coal, Lumber, Masons’ Supplies, Paint morial Lodge, K. of P. at Manches­ beth street has been named ad­ go. the rear seat, sa.d she did not feel 836 North Main St. Tel. 4140 Manchester party will be held at the West 'biuiness meeting a very interesting Miss Helen Moran has returned to the collision. Tlio Jury believed her. ter this evening when Grand ministrator for the estate of his Side Rec on Cedar street. 50i"p ^ d inst>iring Christmas program Filling their place as women and M e n ’ s H O S E jams presented and arrangM under men. Ithe direction o f Mrs. Frank Hamll- And ready life's burdens to bear. WUKIIIIBIin iMlIRtZItlllRIIIHKIMIKIIIWIIlIRtliaR RiZItlllliaK llfRflllRa itIKIIHKZIfSIBgnWMKIZKIMIMIMMfWtalMItaSK* Bill Folds. .50c to|5.00 Iton. The program opened by a To labor 'til life la over and then. Jgroup singing of "Jingle Bells". Fol- Pass on to eternal somewhere. 2 5 *^ f** p '- lowlag this* was an original skit Fancy Belt Buddea - preecatcd by Mr. and Mrs. Paul God values these souls. He alone Men’s 50c > $1.00" $ ia » Ackermaan, entitled, "The Night knows. Even Great Stores Of Before Christmas". Mr. Donald The likeness they bear to His Tuttle sang as a special number, Gladstone Bags own. Initial linen Full Drei» Sets ^ « "Star o f the East". Ho was ac* And He, life everlasting bestows, $1.00 to $2.60 companied on the piano by Miss On those who, through Christ; to Gold Will Disappear In Vara Stanley. Mrs. Rachel Stanley Him come. Handkerchiefs $15-00 read the poem, "Christmas Milo* Cuff Links. .50c pr. up,: ^stones", during which Miss Lois God made these souls, His Image ‘Merritt, Misy Amy Randall, Mrs. OPENING they bear, 20c to 35c ea. Tie ^ s ... . .,.$1.00 fOeorge Nelson, and MIh Olga Und* And when He their thoughts doth Time When Not Put To iholm represented the various ages control; jo f life with suitable costume and The wealth of the world can not Men’s Plain Linen Leather Ladles’ Odlar Pins ...... 50e Imptesaion. During the intermla* compare. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 19 G IF T $ H O E $ f. ■ • ' akm the Orange sang Christmas Overnight Cases cgrOla led by Mr. and Mrs. Tattle. With the price of one human soul. Useful Work Handkerchiefs GLOVES C rava\C hains. . . .50ei| Miss Olga Lindholm read a poem ANta tnUUed, “Mary The Mother." A God offers to souls this infinite gift. Watch Chains .. .$1.0Qhj Through Jesus His own blessed Men’s and Young Men’s $2-00 to $5.00 tablMu was next presented of David Son. 25c-35e-50c $1.50 pair up and Mary watching over the Christ Zimbabwe Once Center Child. Mr. George Nelyon took the Cleansing from sin, a Heavenward < H O f E Omibination of lift. Children’8 •t of David and Mrs. Ackermann Of Largest Goldfields Boys’ Initial — k thp part of Mary. Dui Himself and His Kingdom, their A t Hale’s Tie Holder and irt of Mary. During the own. SUITS Heavy Weight tableau,------. _Mias is s Amy Randall sang, Ruins In Rhodesia Walled In LOVEJOY Cravat Chain, $1.00 ‘No Candle or Fire", The final Handkerchiefs Yes God bids high for your soul to­ AU wool garments In all ^ irts and Shorts niimber was a group ai»g*"g of By Granite Blocks the latest colors and models. "Hark The Herald Angels Sing. day. Brush Sets ...... $1XK1J He offers Himself and His all. The Zimbabwe ruins in Rhodesia Priced from After the performance refresh­ He about 400 miles north of Wit- 3 for 5 0 c I* • - iiHiiiij ments of apples and candy were B-' Wise, don't throw this offer ^ Garment away. wc.tcrsrond, the largest goldfield of 39 nerved to all members of the ths modern world. Zimbabwe seems Boys’ . Orange and the dIstrlbuUon of g ifu But praise Him and answer His call. to have been the center of the most was In charge o f Mr. Ersklne Hyde extensive goldfields of the ancient CANDY SHOP $20$40 who was chosen to act as Santa Let Him have your soul to guide world. Who built Great Zimbabwe B E L T SETS Claus. A lighted Christmas tree and why its great civilisation perish­ tad Christmas decorations were each day. 832 Main Street TVeyef To Montgomery Ward 5 provided by Miss Marlon Stanley. In the great scheme of life on ed, are questions which have not > Mr. and Mrs. Frank HamUton earth. been solved, says "Tbe Kansas City Then when you go from this house Times." 50« “p Journeyed td Hartford Stmday eve* .‘Uig where they attended the pres­ of clay. The ruins were discovered by the You'll value forever your birth. entation of the Hartford Oratorio, modem world only in 1867 and 1868, We specialize in all kinds of fresh cream cara­ Boys’ Society's musical program at Bush- and were first explored in 1891. They It is something new in town sell Memorial. Mias Hla Hamilton, Then through the ages with God on are enclosed by a wall of unmortared mels, hard and soft candies. who Is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. high. granite blocks. In parts this wzll is Hamilton is a member of th e , We'll share In His love and grace. ’ thirty feet high and fifteen feet TOQUES With all the redeemed of all ages j where you can see delicious it better gift — than a wearable gifti Oratorio society participated in the thick. Particularly the shoes and hose she needs program. made nigh, > CHRISTMAS CANDY Some archeologists think tbe Pho- 00 many of. Here ore the season’s smartest Mias Beatrice Hamilton spent the In His soul will ours find Its place.' A. E. FISH. I neclans were the builders. Others candy made fresh every day styles, tai shoes of qnallty—which .every woman will be week-end at the home of her par- thrilled to receive. Boys’ Fancy Bin'der 50<: f" $1’^ •nU, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hamilton Manchester, Conn., R.F.D. No. 2 ' think it was a city of those CANDY BASKETS n Andover. Sabaeons of Southwest Arabia who. V RUaseU Post and famUy of Man- NEW RELIEF DIRECTOR. have baffled archeologists since the with the purest ingredients. Every Ohrist- Handkerchiefs NECKWEAR spent Sunday afternoon at middle of the nineteenth century. CANDY CANDLES mos porohase 'dhe home o f Mr. and Mrs. Ward Wallingford, Dec. 18.— (AP) — Those mysterious miners of anti­ yon select here Boys’ Boys’ ralbot Mias Marlon Plerpont, of Waterbury, quity seem to have taken about 760 Try it—and enjoy a Merry CANDY CAKES wUl be Boxed 2 for 2 5 e 35c to $1.00 Mrs. Joe Lee visited with friends formerly relief supervisor in South­ miUton dollars worth of gold out of Free In a gay n WiUimantic Monday. ington, will become relief supervisor Southern Rbodada and sent it some­ Christmas - SWEATERS Leather G lo v e S The Young People's Society of here January 1. where out of Africa. Their cara­ Christmas with Lovejoy home APPLE CANDY deeorn ted Andover has announced that all Aimouncement of the appoint­ vans probably took It eastward to package. persons giving old clothing, books. ment waa made today by First Se­ Sofala (in what la now Mozambique) I f 3« n aren’t sm e of her WOOLEN Boys’ $1.50 up $X-00 pr. up nuskisl instruments, and any other lectman A. A, Blakealee. . and whither they sent it thence, no­ made candies. And Many Others size, select the size jroo krtlulsa c( value, to the package Miaa Plerpont will succeed Miss body knowa think Is eloeest — and we Ming made up for the relief o f the Elizabeth Hobeon, who reaigned in will make the necessary MACKINAWS i mmv tat the Southern November. L. , ■ W ool Gloves ezchange after CArlstmas! r'ine quoaty j koald leave them at the parsonage Mist Plerpont bos been active In Green Trading Stamps Given om en roe before ChristmM When you put your money in a Savings Christmas is the time for hosiery In the LEATHER social work eight years, working In PRICES REASONABLE ■ I • 4 r.Practlee for the Christmas ' eeaoow’s want- $8.00 New York city, aevelond, O , and ed colors. Boxed 2, 4, or d pairs to a box. In All Departments. Ptgeaat aad Candlelight service Hwtford. Account it is working for you and earning candy. Buy the best at the— 50« pr- “p pma hMd la the church Monday and With v r t r y one pound pnrchuo will bo civea rusaday evening. All members in JACKETS $ 5.00 M east and choir are asked to be JEWELRY STOLEN. interest yet available when you want it • free box of delidons hard candy. Lovejoy Candy Shop. tarsaaat for dress rehearsal Satur* Greenwich, Dec. 18.— (A P) — W E I ZnZ^^REEfrmScSuNT STAMPS evening at 7:80 p. m. in the Jewelry valued at $1,000 by ita own­ and COATS p a n m n tion a l church. er araa taken from tbe residence o f Get the Habit of Depositing Regularly In ; Mia. B. M. Yeomans left Sunday Joseph W. Delaney, acting postmas­ WOOLEN ^ Mr Florida where she will remain ter of Greenwich, during the fam­ tW a few weeks. ily’s absence last night. Workers la the min o f the Case Delaney told police today that tbe $ 6 - 0 0 to JACKteTS Oo„ have preaented their fore* burglars ransacked the house, help­ THE SAVINGS BANK ci.HOUse^soN . Mr. Hathaway with a gold ing tbemzelvea to a box of candy fa ampraela tiou o f his excel* and taking the Christmas savings of $ 3.50 ■ ' INC mattaH with them through- J«^ ^ W - J ^ l a ney, J r , contained la LOVEJOY CANDY SHOP — aasodatloa together. $13-50 Tke latarlor of the poatoSice la Mra Delaney waa in New York OF. AUNCHESTER $ 5.00 ” ' ' — leSnlehed aad addUionai city with her son at tba Urns and are bsiag added W more DMonejr was at the poet office. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CX)NN» WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 18,1OT81 MANCHESTER EVKNINO HEKAU). MAMCUKETER. CONN. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 18,1988b ridge; Steward, Arthur Pearl; As­ and it la i;xpacted that the new pond ADVBvrunaiENT— 4DVBRTI8BMBNT- of .Venexuela and the Income to hU , Christmas ThooKhts, ‘on trreligloua man la a dangerous ual purchasing methods, Mr. Daljf TAVERN OWNERS FLAN ‘ sistant Steward, Clarence ' Stone; will be a reality in the near future, nation was terrific. naan?” STATE IS PROBING hopes, may develop suffieitat Infers HAMPTON (Jbaplaln, Margaret Pearl; Treaaur- m. the colony of heaven will have College Girls Now Miss No rOtelgB Debt Maiw mtUlooa o$ Americans re­ matlon on which to base a new pur­ A. P. REPORTER DESCRIBES er, Adeline F ltta ;' Secretiuy, Ruth f)t space for swimming, aa Aa a result, Venexuela tdSay la gard Oeorgs Wosblngtin's "Fare­ ITS iNsrrnrnoNS chasing system of open, competitive SONDAY SALES DRIVE Birchnall, Gatekeeper, Louiie K w dam Is built to enclose the understood to have no external debt. Christmas Sanctions well Address" os an almost divinely bidding at least on al| staple, stand­ Little River Juvenile Grange ■was Jewett; Cerea, Shirley Estabrooks; dam constructed by these busy ani­ Their Cow Bell Curfew Not only that, the Republic has inspired document particularly In ard articles used by Iriate imits. organized in Little River Orange Pomona, Lucllo Gunther; Flora, mals and uaed by them for the lost money In the bank. ■By K. A. COLPITTS* its advices against foreign entan­ ANOTHER AFRICAN SCENE Much Depends Upon Court De­ hail in the town of Hampton, Conn., Jean Sprridge; Lady Aaaiatant five yeara or so. (Oontlnaed rrom Page One) The sub-committee, given full au­ on Nov. 29, 1935, by Mrs. Hutchin­ Gomes gave Venezuela a system glements. That Is well. But what cision Edward J. Ryan Teils Steward, Jean Marsh; Executive of paved highways, one of the fei^ The (3iriatmaa season and the^hands of Ats helpless victims. It has do those same miUlcns think of this thority by the board to conduct its son of Andover Orange, No. 76. The (Committee, George Colburn, Janet Northampton, Mass., Dec. 18.—^pUea, and the girls have been wak- invesUgation, ha# been bolding its membership of the new Grange is EPIDEMIC OF RHOPUFTINO cned an hour earlier than usual—a In Latin America. following festival of the New Year plundered, stolen, raped, murdered later section Jf tl.r same address; spent and whers it Is going. Ws part in the program. The enter­ Meeting Yesterday. Fltfa, Dorothy Schmeelk. (A P)—Smith college gtrla are hunt­ An example of Venezuela’s busi­ usually prompt religious people to and enslaved. It has carried Its liq­ 'tOf all the dispositions and habits,'' bearings behind' dosed doors. It 11 tainment begiaabegins "at ' 6~ o'clock. as follows: Roger Hoffman, James IN WATERBURY STORES ing frantically for their missing punishment that threatens to con­ serious reflections. With religious can say that this preliminary stage has interviewed a number of per­ Tells How Native Troops Bogan, Stanley Dubberke, Louise Little River Orange of Hampton tinue until the belt Is replaced. ness development la the fact that uor, its lusts HOd 'ts vices damning said Washington, 'which lead to po­ The Ladles Aid Society met at A large number of tavern owners observed its golden anniversary "cow irell," the mellow sounding in 1938, the exports from the na­ persecution so prevaleni abroad, both bodies and souls and leaving a litical prosperitv, religion and mor­ of the Investigation Is ended. We sons, and assembled volu'nninous the 'Vernon Methodist church Tues­ from this city attended the meeting Jewett, Janett Fitts, Adeline Fjtts. Waterbury, Dec. 18.—( A P I - If no answers tr their appeals' and religious Indifference so preva­ trail of suffering and degradation data on which to make a report to Jean Marsh, Lucile Gunther, Helene Friday, Dec. 13, 1935 with ninety of gong that warns gentlemen callers tion were valued at five times as ality are Indispensable supports have on exhaustive analysis of rec­ Are Transferred to the day. of the Connecticut Tavern Owners Its members present and sixty were Private detectives and city police come this week, the girls plan to much as the Imports, lent at home, such reflections may behind. The mere politician, equally with ords." the board in the near future. Gunther, Helen Surridge, Jean Sur- are waging a campaign here to stop It’s nearly 10 o’clock—time to say "chip In" and buy a new gong. The Vernon Civic Betterment As­ Association, Inc., held yesterday at visitors from twenty different lator and sandwich toaster. The Despite this apparent prosperity, perhaps be more general this year The simple out revolutionizing re­ the pious man lught to respect and The sub-committee, Mr. Daly Fears of sensational dlsclosufcs sociation held .ta last free whist ridge, George Colburn, Eva Colburn, shoplifting, It was revealed today "good night." Btop in at the Wllrose Shop and than usual. As one dips Into much ligion inspired by the Babe of Beth­ the Hotel Taft 'n New Haven. The Lottie Koennlcke, Kurt Koennicke, Granges. kiqr u eir rlnglsu hosiery at 68c. menu for tomorrow consists of waf­ Gomez' enemies were legion. It was cherish them. Let us with caution said, has now entered the second Involving political favoritism in the Front On Tmy Vessels — party on Monday evening. There with the arraignment In City Court It was quite a Joke at first—what estimated five years ago that more modem writing, or listens to plat­ lehem has gone 'zi the same direc­ indulge the suppusltlon that moral­ were five free wblat games In purpose of the meeting was to dis­ Werner Koennlcke, Jane Oliver, The history of this Grange (or the of three Meriden women. t9c and 6So. Hosiery it a welcome fles, coffee and toasted sandwiches. stage after obtaining the necessary awarding of purchasing contracts to cuss action to '>e taken by the tav­ first 25 years from 1885 to 1010 was with no bell to tell the "boy than 30,000 Venezuelans had moved form and forum, one unquestionably tions. But Us instrumer.ts have been ity can be maintained without reli­ general information. succession. Donald Oliver, James Oliver, Jr., Seven other women have been ( if t and It comes in alt colon In Everyone is . Invited to attend these finds not a little evidence of despair of life not death, ol love not lust, ot individuals and firms appeared Have No Gnns. ern keepers in seeking the right to Kenneth Huling, Hazel Mcrrell. prepared by Mrs. C. B. Jewett and friends" when lo leave. demonstrations. out of Venezuela across the border gion. Reason and experience both Study Systems. allayed, at least (or the time being. Mrs. Elmer Rlvenburg returned taken Into custody within a week. But It has become a nuisance, (or Bridge and Setback chiffon and semi-service. into Colombia because of antagon­ at the religious outlook. A kind of good not greed. The Llvlngstones. forbid us to exoect that national to her home recently, after under­ remain open on Sunday. Margaret Pearl, Arthur Pearl, Aus­ E. C. Jewett covered the second Store Detective Marie S. Hurteati religious inferiority complex has the Grenfels, the Stanleys, the "We have started conversations But, it is understood the whole story The principal speakers at the ses­ tin Emmons, Clarence Stone, Doro­ period from 1010 to 1935. the girls arc getting up an hour Why England's 8o Merry at ism to the strlck Domes regime. morality can pre-.-ail In exclusion of with purchasing agents and busi­ of purchasing revealed by the In­ going an operation at the Manches­ said. In these seven cases, the per­ earlier mornings—they had forgot­ K. of C. Home Boa the Xmas gift sets priced 50c (lOmcz himself was a stem, silent seized many people. Schweltsers—a company that can religious principle.'' ter Memorial hospital. sion were James Donavan of thy Schmeelk, Marian Schmeclk, The present membership is 160. A Vuletlde. ness managers ol the various insti­ vestigation will become public in­ (EDITOR'S NOTE: The fol- Bridgeport, James Goodrich of New few Items about the Hampton sons were released with warnings ten In the midst of their laughter |o 6S6 at the Weldon Drug Co. man. Despite his advantageous A second fact should be recog­ scarce be numbered—have blazed If these words are half true then hnring dispatch by Mark Bar­ A stereoptlcon view of "Old and Shirley Elstabrooks, Ruth Blrchnall, after they paid for the stolen arti­ Main and Delmont Streets For a general cup of conviviality, their trails leaving schools and tutions to study the systems they formation at the proper time. Mean­ Haven and Edward J. Ryan of Doris Schmeelk, Mary Pacltto, Grange Hall, owned by Little River the gong was also the rising bell. concessions to foreigners, he did nized. The forces of Irrellgion were the religionist need have no fear of ron, Associated Presii foreign New China" was presented Sunday cles found on their persons. A maid at one of the dormitories here's a hot punch that Is an old not, as a rule welcome foreigners to perhaps never more loud-toned nor churches and orphanages and hospi­ the future. Rather let him rejoice use in making purchases." while the sub-committee is operating evening at the Talcottville church. Thomoston. Thomasln Pacltto, Lawrence Green, Grange; Ground broken, Dec. 25. Thursday, Dec. 19 A practical Christmas gift for the favorite with our Biitish cousins, tals for the nealing of minds and Examinations into these individ­ secretly. ■taff writer now with-the Ital­ Ryan who acted as the legislative John wmis. 1905; dedication of hall, Jan 11, The Meriden women. Miss Alice sounded the "first warning” at 3 I ^rl aivay from home who hnsn t hb country. aggressive than at present. And that religion nas the answer to the ian army on the aonthem front, The pictures were very Interesting. Seltzlnger, 60, of 27 Grove street, minutes of 10 recently, then left the according to Miss Rose Berwyn, Columbia is not the only nation millions of choice young people are bodies and souls. world’s moral riddle and that A Christmas program will be ob­ representative at the State Capital This new juvenile group la under 1907, with a mortgage of 1800; 8:00 P. M. ; auch extra spending money is sev- who.se English Tea Room Is round­ Let either youth or age face was written at Mogadiscio, at the last session of the Legisla­ the direction of Mrs. Helen Sur­ burning of the mortgage. Oct. 11, Mrs. Francis McAvoy, 45, of 77 bell on a hall lab'e She returned to I rat books of stamps In all denomin- housing Venezuelan expatriots. asking "Which nay shall I go? Is Christmas but chal'enges to a new served at the Vernon Grange on Center street, and Miss Ethel Ryan. ring the last cab at 10 o'clock, but ing a quarter of a century. There are said to be thousands In all that is represented by the Beth­ frankly the comparative fruits "Forward! March!" In the name of ItaUan ScHnallland, Dec. 7, sent Friday evening after the btuflness ture, outlined a plan whereby all ridge of Hampton aa matron with 1911. Little River Grange la now Auspices I itlons. Rub the rind of a large fresh lem­ yielded by religion and Irrellgion as by air mail to Pari* and cabled present tavern owners will apply Roger Hoffman as master. clear of debt and has a good balance 35, of Grove street, no number, re­ the bell had disappeared. Knights of Columbus New York City alone and many lehem mes-sage out.uoded? Is the Him who came to bring peace and meeting. Children will take part in ceived noUes on charges when De­ on with two or three lumps of sugar other thousands in Trinidad and the beautiful structure of religion tot­ each on Its mission has gone to the good will among men. to New York). the exercises. Members and their for state permits for Sunday open­ He was formerly a resident of In the treasury. The house preslc'ent ordered each What better gift for any man or until all the yellow part has been far comers of the earth and to the ing If a Superior Court decision re­ Manchester, the son of Mr. and Mrs. The new dam that has been under tective Hurteau testified that they of the girls living ihero to write to Prizes! Refresh m'-nts! Gulanas. tering to its final fall? Has the friend will be present. had made restitution for the theft toy you think much of than a fitted taken off; add sugar to make up four Among these, time after time, blatant Irrellgion of tht prc.sent day weaker peoples and there Is little By MARK BARRON The Vernon Methodirt church will cently Issued Is sustained by the Albert Hoffman, now residents of construction and locatotl by the her gentleman trirnd who had call­ Turkey As A Door Prize! question which will have their al­ Supreme C!ourt of Errors. That de­ State highway between Clark's cor­ of 31 articles. The articles were ed that evening, urging him to re­ leather case. And you can buy ounces. Put In a punchbowl and movements have started to over­ made untenable the 'Faith of the I I r> ^ A ^ ^ hold Its annual Christmas party at Hampton. Admission 3.5c. them so economically at Dewey- strain over It the juh-e of the lemon throw Gomez. In each case they Fathers^” legiance. Mogadiscio, Italian Somaliland— the church on Saturday evening at cision Indicated that taverns may The other officers arc: Overseer, ner and Hampton, on land owned by stolen. Detective Hurteau said, turn the bell if he had taken It. U P T O i 3 0 0 be open on Sunday If sales of hot James Goodwin, Is well advanced from local stores. Appealing letters brought no re- Richman's. A smart looking ten Add a pint of boiling water, stir well have -been suppressed quickly and One of the very soundest princi­ Few Christmases If any have evot Manchester VP)—Ships of strange cargo—the 7:30 o'clock. James Wlggln will James Bogan; Lecturer, Helen Sur­ piece case for a man priced $5,00 to live minutes and add one-qiinrti'i firmly ns soon as they raised their ples for Judging anything was seen greater need for religion with perform tricks (or the children. meals have taken place within the spoken centuries ago In these all Its aseptic power to reassert it­ bmall native troop transports— Christmas carols will bo enjoyed. last three months. $7.50 and a nifty little case for a pint of rum and one-third pint of heads In Venezuela. Pay eaah and buy mora. Thia yaar taka advantage of the While Ryan would not release hla only $1.25. brandy. Ono-hslf nutmeg may be words: "By their fruits ye shall self. This Is the day for the reli­ Date Book aairinga and eonvanianca caah buying oHara. re writing an unusual chapter In All members and everyone Is Invit­ know them" The fairness of tha* gious to have eyes up not down; to the history of the Italo-Ethloptan ed. (Jhrlstmas gifts will be ex­ plan In detail to the press It was re­ grated if desired. HOVIET STARS TOP KREMI.IN liably learned that he ha.s been Holiday wreaths and evergreen DISPLACING C'/ARIST EAGLES principle has never beer questioned. have faith and not fear Every con­ Next Week Wa will furnish tha cash you laquiza and artanga zapay- war. changed. Let confused youth or confused age. siderable city reeks wl'Ji shameless studying the liquor laws with sev­ sprays will keep green and fresh If Everyone loves flowers, and espe­ Moscow (AP) Gilt atara on Dec. 27—Reunion and dance of manta to suit your praaent income... up to twenty months. Small trading vessels of the Blast eral attorneys relative to the stat­ cially so at Christmas time! Now If which are superimposed the ham­ then, apply this fair test to both re­ crimes. Indecencies and Immorali­ .Manchester High g;-nduatcs ant! African coast, they have been OLD AGE RECIPE. allowed to stand in water overnight ligion and Irrellgion and from the ties. Many of the nob.est minds In Tha only cost is a charge of three par cant a month, thirty- utes concerning “Principal Busi­ there Is some one whose Christmas mer and sickle have replaced the students at high school hall. drafted Into service to carry tribes ness.” before banging. double-headed Czarist eagles atop teat decide which of the two la the America are not only troubled - six par annum, on tna unpaid balance. Tha average Chicago, Dec. 18.— (AP) —Cen you wrould like to brighten call Dec. 28—Holiday dance at Coun­ of fierce Dubat warriors from the A meeting Is being arranged by the towers of the Kremlin for three more worthy of their allegiance. they are alarmed. They are asking mo^nthl^^ost of $ 1 0 0 repaid in 1 0 monthly payments is deserts of Northern Italian Somali­ tenarian Abraham Greenburg's re ToU will surely find a gift to please the Park Hill Flower Shop. They With history In hand youth may why. Let Roger Babson answer - try club, sponsored by Public Health local leaders so that Ryan might centuries. Association. land to ports near the southern clpc for longevity will disappoint come here from Hartford where he a$ Mrs. Elliott's Gift Shop which can take care of your every flonil For 17 years Soviet loaders let easily follow iioth religion and Irre- thi.s wizard In the field of political health faddists. need. Coming Events front. is employed, to explain the plan to wfill lie open evenings from now on. the eagles remain on guard over llglon as they march out to the far economy. He doej- not hesitate to Any amount up to $ 3 0 0 on several convenient plans Log of Journey One hundred years old today, the permittees. their scat of government, but re­ corners of the earth. The frozen look Americans straight In the eyes Ucc. 31—New Year's Eve dance Salaried employes need no security or endotsers for Greenburg explained: Fillings for pillows In order of and tell them that this is the awful On one of the minute transports, Ryan stated today that the Con­ To make fine homemcule cranberry cently Joseph Stalin ordered them spaces of the nort.i the torrid areas by Knights of Columbus at Rainbow amounts up to $150 ... just a personal note. "I think I’m healthy because Pvc necticut Tavern Owners Association ecu jelly for holiday dinners, add one merit are down, goose, duck and down. under the equator, and the islands price that Is uelng paid because so hall In Bolton. the "Somalle," this correspondent broken all the laws of man. I drink many of them r.avt abandoned reli­ accompanied 700 primitive fighters will also make arrangements for Its Clip of water to two cups of the ber­ chicken feathers. Chicken feathers The stars arc 6,5 feet In height of the southern seas have been vis­ Jan. 7— Annual meeting and whiskey. I smoke. I like thick members to secure a release on the ries. Boll for a minute or two are too stiff and hard to make good At night lights play on cut stones ited by each. Religion, however, gion and therefore the sanctions election of officers of Chamber of on a seven-day voyage. The log of which religion always give to mor­ Ideal Financing Association, Inc. steaks." bond of $1,000 which la posted with (only until the berries split), remove pillows. Imbedded In the hammers and has gone for one purpose. Irrellgion Commerce at Masonic Temple. the journey follows: Bom in Amsterdam. Greenburg the state. fmm the lire and strain through a sickles. has gone for precisely the opposite ality. Was the keen-minded essay­ 821 Main Street Over W. T. Grant Store First Day—Amid the oppressive ist Havelock Elll.a far from wrong Jan. 31—(Tentative) — Mid-year came to America In 1853 and has rather coarse sieve. Add a cupful Have you seen the greeting cards Gilt crosses still adorn the spires purpose. It has carried whips for Phone 7281 stillness of an East African after­ lived In Chicago 72 years. UNABLE TO FIND BODY. f Kremlin churches. the backs and manacles for the the other day wher ho declared that graduation exercises at Manchester noon, the Somalle dropped anchor of sugar (always add as much sugar at Bray’s? They have Just about High school. IftTlI ae you did water)-, bring to the boll- every kind to please all! And while off Bender ol Hwnar. There was no KILLED BY FALL. Bridgeport, Dec. 18.— (AP) — A lijg point again, remove and put in your buying yours you might look movement among the 300 gp*ass HarUord, Dec. 18.— (AP) — Ar- woman telephoned Bridgeport police nk>l(L Set In Icebox to cool. around at the hundrcd.s of gifts huts ashore. A native boat came out noud Portaluppl. 41, an employe at that a man fell or jumped over the they have for you to select from to Inform the captain that 300 ex­ the Newton Robertson bakery here, seawall west of the Mtinlclpal bath INsw band wrought Iron glassware At Bray's you will be sure to find pected Dubats were still five days died during the night of a fractured house at Seaside Park, but a search that mokes lovely table pieces, beau­ quality. march away In the desert. skull he Is believed to have suffered proved futile. tiful pottery and similar novelties The Somalle waited, oltbougb Its in a fall down an elevator shaft. Three automobiles loaded with offi­ ithldi make practical, useful -gifts "Monopoly" is the new real estate Our Store Is Full Of holds and most Its deck space were Employes told Detective John T. cers went to the scone Into the sub­ a n on sole at Minkowski's at prices game which is taking up the spare loaded with American automobiles, Langrlsh they missed Portaluppl freezing cold last night a few min­ we can all afford to pay. moments of New York's fashion­ trucks, portable bridges, shovels, for 15 minutes and upon searching utes after the call was recorded, but l i i ______: ables these days. The Idea ol llic picks, other road-making appara­ found him Injured at the lx)ttom of a careful search along the wall from 'Tou can buy metal tags with gome Is to buy and rent or sell prejp- USEFUL and PRACTICAL tus, bags of salt and casks of Ital­ the shaft. Breezy Point to Fayeweather Island names of the days of the week on crtlcs so profitably that one becomes ian wine. Police believe the man (ailed to was unsuccessful. Electric Electric them to put on your milk bottles so the wealthiest player and eventual Second Day—As far as I could notice the self-operated elevator was Powerful searchlights were used that jrou will not mistake the newer monopolist The set Includes a dee along the shore there was only not at the first floor level. along the water and among the Food Ironing Machines bottle for the older one. board with spaces indicating aven­ desert sand, not a weed, shrub or He leaves his widow. rocks. ues, railroads, utilities, rewards and tree. Mixer Tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock penalties, title deed cards, scrip "These Dubats are ferocious and Miss Marion Rowe, homo economist money In various denominations imd GIFTS primitive," the second mate said. of the Manchester Electric Co. will two seta of cards. "They live only to fight. The wives Electric demonstrate in the usual demonstra- All standard goods of American manufacture. Quality and sat­ do all the work, tend cattle and tlea rooms, small electrical appli­ isfaction guaranteed. raise crops. The men just sit around y Percolators ances such as the waffle iron, perco- and wait for war. They are a hardy lot, sleep anywhere and live on a handful of rice dally." nominal President of the nation. SHOE SKATE OUTFITS Messenger Arrives PRESIDENT GOMEZ He made the most of the great Hockey T y p e ...... $3.69 up Third Day—At dawn, a messen­ reat petroleum depoalta at Lake Mara­ ger arrived. The Dubats had been G XMAS $3.95 up caibo, granting many concessions to Tubular T y p e...... $4.69 up under forced march and were only DIES AT AGE 78 foreign oil companies, the Lake Racing and Hard T o e ...... $5.49 up a few miles away. At noon they This Christmas Maracaibo development became one were being brought In long boats $59.50 & $99.00 (Oonttnoed from Page One) of the greateat oil fields in the and hoisted aboard in canvas bags You’ll Do Well To world. by a cargo crane. Only a few had United States companies alone SLEDS seen the Gulf of Aden and fewer Shop At Universal ...... $19.50 while Castro was absent in Europe. were granted concessions there and Genuine Flexible F ly e rs...... $3.50 up still a boat any larger than a canoe. Westinghouse...... $21.50 Electric Gomez assumed power. He retained Invested capital totalling hundreds SYMINGTON’S alues They were amazed at the size of V Sunbeam Mixmaster, $22.50 the power ever afterward, although of millions of dollars. President Other Flexible S le d s...... 98c up 1 (Or a few yeara he permitted an­ Gomez placed an export tax on the tiny Somalle. 5 Casseroles other man to alt in office as the every barrel of petroleum sent out Fourth Day—At Bender Alula, 2 Imported Van Huesen S gateway to the Indian Ocean (at NORTHLAND CUTLERY the northern tip of Italian Somali­ $4.95 up SKIS land, on the Gulf of Aden), 400 i Wool Scarfs Shirts i ROBESON SURE EDGE more warriors came aboard. I Travel Light S $2.50 DONEGALS Pocket Knives, Household Knives, Can-ers, The Dubats find moving a simple $1.65 I Shears, Scissors, Etc. matter. Their only equipment Is a S Some White. Reg. $1.95. g 4 List Of simple sheet of cotton cloth which serves both as clothing and bedding, I $1.95 Bath Scales a turban, a long double-edged knife I $1.95 GIFT and either a spear or a club. S SILK AND CASHMERE { Alden Shirts | Magic Maid Mixers When their awe of the sea wore X Regular $1.65 It Electric Daisy Can Openers off, they chattered like monkeys Suggestions and climbed the rigging, masts and ! $1.50 even the bridge. I 2 for $3.00 : Toasters Electric Christmas Tree Light Sets Fifth Day—After sundown, war I $1.50 SCOTT HO dancing and singing prevailed on g Trubenized Collar. S Waffle Irons Any One Christmas Tree Holders, Etc. the decks. Their bare feet pounding on the tops of hatches, the warriors I $ 1.00 H Cape Cod S Of Which sounded as though they were danc­ « ------ing on huge drums, the beats rolling H All 65c I Shirts ft Northland Skiis priced fro fh ...... 98c across the waters toward the Afri Will can shore. Ski Poles, Ski Wax, Etc. Know About Guns J Neckwear Sixth Day—One of the old chiefs 1 91*65 I Please of the Bender Alula tribe came to H Regular $1.95 Toboggans...... 4 ft. $4.50 the bridge. He was derisive of mod­ i 2 for $1.00 em armaments. H ^Vashable Goatskin Him. "Oh yes, I know all about guns $2*95 up All TsTies of and bomba, but we Somalis prefer 35c Value our knives. They are mbch better I Gloves $5*50 up Tie S e ts ...... $1.00 and up for war." Ropes were strung along the ship, Fancy Hoce Cigarette Cases...... $1.25 and up trailing in the water, as the Dubats I 92.35 ...... $4.50 and up Westclox were continually falling overboard. Signet Rings Westfield Bicycles Seventh Day—The Somalle drop­ 4 $1.00 I New Cork Shades, Corona Typewriters (new). .$32.50 and up ped anebor off Obbia village (half s ------ft ------Westfield Velocipedes way dawn the Italian Somaliland ; $1.50-$2.00 Zipper Electric Clocks Hand Cleaners Rill Folds...... $1.00 and up C lo ck s coaat from Bender Alula to Moga­ I Paiam as Address Books...... 50c and up discio), another community of grass America’s Most Boys’ Express Wagons I huts. ; BUlfiolds Key C a se s...... 50c and up Observance of holy days kept the I $1.50'$1.95 1 ’'4 Popular Clock $3.19 $3.50 $3.98 ubats aboard another day. The Stone Set Rings...... $7.00 and up pUgrlmago to Mecca had begun, and i$1.25'S1.50 I $2.00 Neckband ' the Mohammedans in the village VVrist W atches...... $6.50 and up Headquarters for Electric Electric Irons Pyrex Oven Glassware BOYS’ TOOL KITS were so weak from fasting that Shirts Pocket W atches...... $12.00 and up Gift Sets they were unable to row the long I Belt Buckle and Tie Clasp S ets ...... Tools In Endless Variety Isoats through the heavy surf to Arrow Shirte Sandwich Toasters Fruit Cake In Casserole bring the warriors ashore...... $6.00 and up Highest Grade Goods At Popular Prices. After sunset, the last ended with $1.65 feasting. Within a few hours the I Collar to Match. K od ak s...... $8.00 and up Dubats began their fast march Boys' Toques overland to join the Italian troops. Brush and Comb S e ts ...... $1.50 and up ROYAL ROCHESTER ' 50c . 69c One Lot Young Men’s Traveling Sets, 10 pieces...... $5.00 and up ELECTRICAL Pants f-.eather Belts...... $1.00 and up UTILITIES TALCOTTVILLE $4.00 $3*95 1 p Pen and Pencil Sets ...... $1.95 and up Hats $ 3 .4 5 92.95 Collar Pins...... 75c and up Flat Irons Toasters Miss Margaret Jane Oraaaer wi Regular $3.50 and $3.95. laoed on tha Cradle Roll of our Good Shades. Ash T ra y s ...... 50c and up Sunday school, Sunday, December $4.95 up $14.75 up A Few $2.95 up Brass Book Ends (pair)...... $1.50 and up Waffle Irons, Coffee Machines 15. Flannel There will be a CtarUtmas pageant Billfold and Stamp Albums...... $1.00 and up Percolators, Etc. given by the upper claaaea of the Office and Display Room Open Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Monday, I Sunday school Sunday, December Paiam as December 18-19-20-21-23, Until 9 P. M. Tuesday, December 24, Until 5 P. M. | 3,000 (1 lb.) Package Stamps, $1.00 and up 22. The exerclaea will start at 6 Key Container Sets o’clock. The primaiy department I cig a r Lighters...... $1.25 and up will also take part. There will be a (Jbristmaa party $1.50 Thermometers...... $2.50 and up at the Dobaonville school houae un­ Coat and Middy Style. $1.00 trci The Manchester Electric Company Pocket K n ives...... $2.00 and up MANCHESTER PLUMBING & der the auspices of the Vernon Civic Betterment Aaaociatlon on Thurs­ TTSIVfalnSt Phone 5181 Fine Leather Watch Straps .. $1.00 and up day evening. Eiach person is to bring a ten-cant gift, antUthey will SUPPLY COMPANY alio receive one. Eveiytme la liS- vlted. Ssm iington's “If It’s Hardware We Have It” Oirtstmaa exercises will be ob­ itA DEWEY-RICHMAN CO. served at the Talcottville boll i “AT THE CENTER” O PTiaAN S Street Phone 4425-“Use It” Thuraday evening. The children of the TalpottviUe school will taks MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCRESTEK. OOn N;. We ONESOAX, beOBMBBB 18, 1V8% MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANL'HESTER, a iN N . WBDNBSDAT, DECEMBER It, IWR.

these were given to other memben. govMn themtelvM accordingly. It ed by two shellfish on n plate which Walts." I found him one night on printed lUL (One turns out will tbe land of tbe rsftm en^ ba' ney were named oa tha Aanrlyrstrr are irritated by pouring on some not so long ago chatting between later to be tha turndown of Haupt­ ■ubatltuted for tbe land of tha EXPECT HOUDAY TRAFFIC ST. MARGARET’S CIRCLE Following the distribution ot gifts for that ooeosten. will be Juet too bad for Mr. Roose­ tbe acts of a rival musical wblls mann. Death In two Unoa: First, free!”....Look at that twinkle In HEAD OF BAHAUDN STORES GIFT NIGHT lime juice, and the one first moving BEHIND THE SCENES ANNUAL POULTRY SHOW there was a social period. Ice eroom, velt and Jim Farley. tbe scenery of his own show, "582. Hauptmann va. State of NfW Hughes' eyes! IN TWO XMAS PARTIES cake and ooffee were etrvod. € iirtittt0 H f r s l i settles the guilt or Innocence of lU "Jubilee,” was In flames a t the Jersey" In a long list of appeals TO BE UNUSUALLY HEAVY At the bridge p < ^ held by the PUBLi»HEi> BY raw owner. Imperial around the comer. "I IN WASHINGTON and a t tbe end, "Tbe petitions for Reed rises. Says be'e just os emo­ AWARD THURSDAY RAHDOL HIT-AND-RUNNER made a date before tbe fire hap­ ONCE OFnCER HERE Circle yeaterday ofteraoon, ffrat’ U m ttA L D PRIN TIN G COM PANT. INO. No doubt the Dyaks regard that ■------BY ROONEY OUTCHER— ______write of certiorari In these cases tional as Pepper — and shows It. - AT ARMORY JAN. 15-18 Children Entertained in Early prize waa won by Mrs. Beatrice Mc­ HAIR DYE II BIm r II 8:r«Gt pened," he told me, "a n d 'l don't ore severally denied.” ) Emotional, he says, shout unfair New Haven Railroad Prepared Carthy and second prize by Mrs. Maao&Mt«T. Conn. There Is one type of automobile as a Highly scientific Idea. At all like to break appotntmente:" HeraM Waaklngton Oorrespondentvhamen's curse. What’ll you bet Big round gold clock suspended disadvantages to 30,000,000 “farm to Meet Extra Demand —la Evening Foliowed by Mem- Quleh. tVoodorM ResMtA THOMAIt PBRUUSON Robert Lathrop. The next bridge Ouaroateed Not HonaM. 0«B«r«l MaoRgar law violator who stands out from events it la just aa safe to accept as Tsomething doesn’t happen to Stan- over Hughes' bead says 2 p. m., oud men, women, and children.” Heaviest Christmas Eve. bers Party at Night. party sponsored by the £irels oml PoQodaa OetobRi 1. Itll among all others aa deserving of the "lie detector" can possibly be m Somewhere Else Wasbington, Deo. 18—Unarrang' ley Reed?") It's recess to 2:30 for lunch. His arms wave. General Wol-' Newly Appointed Commander First Drawing to Be Made be held on January T. Mrs. Kath­ Recent after-dark excitements? ed snatches from notes on AAA be­ Merchants’ Exhibits to Be St. Margaret’s Circle. Daughters ARTHUR DRUG 8TORB PobllshRd Ev«ry CvROing_ ex cep t special execration and a much more the present stage of Its undcvelop- fore .... This la no regimentation!" In expectatloa of the heaviest erine ivnuams and Mrs. Mary Tier­ Well, there was the debut the other fore the supreme court: At 2:30 p. m., Hughes calls for Government Icwyers, some pre­ holiday travel In stveral years the of Isabella, entertained 35 children Bandaira and Hotidayaaya EntaradtCntan al tha severe penalty than any now pre­ ment and lack of real demonstration. night of Elsa Maxwell, Park I What else: William M. Butler, ex- of Third Was Captain of Day After Christinas » a t a Christmas jparty lield at the n a t Offloa at Manchaatar, Conn., aa Avenue's stoutlsh Party Girl, as a Importantest case since Dred G. O. P. chairman, Hoosac trustee U. S. veraUB Hoosac Mills. Up rises viously critical of Reed for lack of Included This Year Again; New Haven Railroad's plans, an­ Baeoad CUaa Mall Matict. scribed for him by the laws of this Scott?___Where are the farmers? Reed, colorless, no flowery or force and preparation and compar­ nounced today, call for the use of Knights of Colum'ru.n home last eve­ night club performer. She and : who started all this, next to Sena- ning. Tbe children, sons and daugh­ 8UBSCR1PTION RATES state, let alone those usually im­ (Same place slaves were when ' tor “Cotton Ed” Smith, South Car­ showy stuff, no gestures, competent, ing him unfavorably with Pepper, Old Co. G in This Town. 786 extra passenger cars and 69 Idea Well Received. A GOOD START Georgle Jessel, Broadwa.v's dele­ Chas. J. Johnson Is Secre­ Norwich—The Rev. Edward J. extra trains during tbe seven-day ters of members of the Circle, or O aa T aar. by m all ...... II.oo posed by the courts. That offender gate, shared the honors at the Ver­ Dred was up)___Courtroom-pack­ olina. John W. (Wedding Cake") monotone defending tbe act....M c- are delighted. Quinn, ^ t o r of the Sacred Heart Par Moatb. by m all ...... | lo The decision of the Republican ed. Scores standing in rear — New Davis, In on all these antl-New Reynolds asks bow secretary of ag­ It's later the same day, arguing period etertlng tomorrow, to handle "adopted" for the occasion, were Biagla Copy ...... I Is the hit-and-run driver. sailles Club. It was your corres­ church, celebrated tbe 25th anniver­ the thoueanda of persona going iven presents and candy and re- Attend An Evening Of pondent’s notion that the plump Deal lawyers, private lawyers, lob­ I Deal cases. Newt Baker, small, riculture computes tax. Others a ^ for the Bankhead cotton act, that sary of bis ordination into priest­ Major Philip C Hawley of Tor- It was announced today that the f IH lIv arad o aa y a a r ...... 00 Instances of "evasion of responsi­ National Committee to hold the Reed collapses. McReynoIds and tary of Show This Year. home for Christmas or otherwise reahments were served. This party Miss Maxwell does much better In byists, friends, wives. Scores in , brown, spectacled. Senator Cob like questions. hood. rington, former Commanding officer first drawing In the 850 Gift Night was Bsid from 8 o'clock unlll 8 ■ MEMBER o r THE ASSOCIATED bility," as tbe law terms his offence, party's national convention a t Cleve­ line outside — no drag. I tigan, Colo., who got sugar beet other conservatives rag him on a of Company I, • 69th Infantry, C. N. taking advantage of the holiday to PRESS the drawing room. Rsed stumbles a bit — hs can’t Waterbury—Harold E. Stetson, travel. These figures do not Include being sponsored by the Rublnow o’clock. Thera was a tree and pres­ are Increasing at a startling rate. land on June 9 of next year reflects And by the way, it Is getting so Behind big tables; Distinguished ' growers to file pro-AAA brief, and quite put bis finger on the neces­ technical issue. 40, of Watertown, committed sui­ 0. , who was recently promoted to Unusual Entertainment Tha Aaaoclated Praaa ta aaoluaivtly Tbe strain of It all — especially The 16th annual show of tbe Major and to the command of tha the many popular-priced excur­ Building Merchants, will be held ents were given out by Santa CHaus. antltlad to tha uaa for rapublleation This is particularly true of those more good sense than was shown by that a professional singer, dancer Iron-grayhalred George Wharton j Senator Murray, MonL sary pages of record. cide by carbon monoxide pols5nihg. sion! which will be run on Sunday. At tbs close of the children's par­ ef all nawa diapatchei credl'ad to It those members who bad hoped to or musician stands little chance Pepper, ex-Pennsylvonla G. O. P. "The Honorable the Supreme Associates do it for him. Bran­ the AAA — makes Reed lost his Manchester t-oultry Club and the The suicide verdict was pronounced Third Battalion of the regiment, next week on Thursday Instead of or not otbarwiaa credited In this Involving pedestrians. It has be­ grasp of tbe questions anfl his ar- seventh combined club and mer­ formerly commanded Company G. In addition to and coincident with ty the members of the Circle held of finding work In tbe Forties, senator — chief couna*! for Hoosac Court of the United States—Oyez! dies tries to help him and Reed by Medical Examiner Harry B. the heavy movement of passengers, Wednesday aa first planned because their regular Chriatma, party. Each papar aad also tha local news pub* come a shockingly common practice outamart the Democrats by post­ what with all the talent being re­ gumenL A fainting spell over­ chants’ exhibition will be held at Hanchett of Waterbury. now Company K of this town, from rtaSad .leraln. Mills trustees fighting process tax, Oyez I Oyez! (pronounced O yea as seems to think it's a trap ...... the State Armory, Main street, the road also has on Its hands ' >thc next Wednesday is Christmas Day. member had brought a present and TONIGHT poning the fixing of a date until the comes him. (Remember that line 1928-1930. In assuming command All rights of rap’Jtlicatlon of of automobile drivers whose cars cruited out of the Social Register. with associate counsel who didn’t in "Yea, bo!” )....A ll persona now Reed closes, reserving time. Hartford—Captain Philip C. Haw­ job of handling during the next five apaolal diapatehea b a ra in ara a lso ra* People I've spotted in a week's about Tufa curse?) January 15, 16, 17 and 18. ley, commander of Co. 1, 169th In­ of tha battalion. Major Hawley will It waa reported today that ol have struck persons walking on the Farleyltes had announced theirs and want him, but wers compelled by having business with this court—" Handsome Pepper, with husky, days 865 extra cars to care for ready the Gift Night had received a A t 8 O’clock •aarvad. mcana.rlngs: Amos and Andy at heavy Hoosac creditor. Armour St And it's demonstrated that no Charles J. .Johnson of 28 Wood­ fantry, wlU be promoted to major have command over bis former roadside to continue on their way in then holding the Republican conven­ tremulous whls^rs and fervent land street la the secretary of the conipany as Battalion Commander. CJhristmas mall. warm reception by the buying pub­ Poll sanriea ellant of N B A Sarvica, tbe Lamba' Gambol, Mary Kirk Co. (Note packer intereat in this gestures, attacks power of Con­ one man should be made to take and placed In command of the Third callous disregard of the fate of the tion after that of the administration Brown, Max Baer’s ex-girl friend Cardozo, white-haired, shaggy, on defense of ail the vast com­ local club and H. KIssman has been BattsHon of the regiment. It was Major Hawley ’s1H succeed Major The day before Christmaa will see lic. One woman was heard fo re­ Mothers lae. cotton case) . . . . Solicitor-General crouched, reads opinions.. .Hughes gress to pass such an act. You'd named as superintendent. Tbe William J. Maxwell in command of the heaviest passenger business of mark, "I’ve got to buy these things In treating ohildren’ad ren’a ootde, victims. party. who is going out to California; Stanley Reed, pince-nezzed and tl.ink he was grandpa telling kids plicated maze of New Deal legis­ announced by Adjutant General Publlshar*a Raprasastattva: rh« Sailing Baruch; Ethel Merman leans on his beard.... Brandels re­ lation before the supreme court.. judges will be Howard Rich of William F. Ladd. the Third Battalion who will as­ all, when the road will operate 19 anyway and 1 miglit just os well don't take Julius Mathews Special Agency—New Let it be tlioroughly considered That would have been a foolish pompous in aspect, but not In man­ sembles a benign Egyptian pharaoh "goblins will getchs It ya don’t Springfield. Mass., am' Fred Gros­ sume command of the Second Bat­ extra passenger trains, make use of buy them where I’ll get a chance to ohoncee uie Tork. Chicago. Datrolt and Boston. hack from her picture-making in ner, huddled with Attorney General Hartford—Eighty-seven Connec­ that the first effect of such an acci­ piece of business indeed because wltn Hollywood • (she made one with ....frail Sutherland, urbane, sleek­ watch out"—and believing every beak of Vernon. ticut towns oeneftted in a direct re­ talion with Headquarters in tbe 198 extra passenger cars, and 60 win something." That seemed to be v m Cummings, who acts ns If he un­ ly pathetic... .Butler, like a coun­ word of i t In the notifications that have State Armory, Hartford. Included extra mall cars. Christmas Day It­ the sentiment jf the average person RILEY CHEVROLET MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF dent upon many drivers, of nervous Uiclr candidate already known and I'Vlchc c:nnlor»; Joan Marsh; Car­ CHRISTMAS GIFT lief grant of 8129,480 from FERA PROVFD BY ? GlNERATIONi circulations derstood case. try hardware storekeeper...... Mc- Next day hia aides present been aent to different exhibitora a in the Third Battalion under Major self ranks Mcond in tbe amount of when aaked why he Intended to temperament or little if any self their platform certain to consist of lyle Blackwell (star of the silent Los Angeles- ■ Ted Healy, funds which was sent out by tbe Flanked by youths, Alger Hiss Rcynold.1—a bald eagle. scholarly, drab analysis of the CCC worker, was accused of set of roles la contained. Entries state emergency relief commission Hawley’s command are Companies extra travel. The New Haven on make his purchases In the Rublnow Tha Harald Printing Cumpany. Inc., a lot of tub-thumping over the New ciaysi: Mary Astor and John building. aaaumea no inanclai rasronstblllty discipline, is to throw them into O'Hara (have you reed "Butter­ of Justice and Prew Savoy of AAA, Newspapermen try to guess what "delegation of power" issue. (What perlng with motor cars. will be accepted by the club on any aa an 80 per cent payment on a 1, L, and M, of New Britain, and K that day will have 221 extra passen­ for typ‘3graphlca1 arrors appearing la panic, and that the first Impulse In Deal's achievements, the Democrats field 8"— his accurate picture of who wrote AAA’s vital brief in Van Devanter, who always looks the h— do farmers care ?).... Pep­ "1 was broke and Just laoklac 1 recognized variety of poultry, sum offered the towns to tide over of Manchester. Major Hawley’s ger cars and 17 extra trains, but the One feature at. this novel idea Is ducks, geese, 'urkey, pigeon and COMPANY’S sdvartlaamenta tn the Manchestar such a panic is flight. That may could out-wait the Republicans even the furious Forties in speakeasy many all-day, all-night conferences. about to die of grief, keeps chew- per rises again, more fervent than a clgarete,” he told the judge. relief workers being transferred headquarters will be in the State mall Job will be out of the way. that the purchaser will not have to Evanlng Herald days'?); Clara Bell Walsh. Hiss, just out of bed from 10 days' Ing all the tim e... .Roberts, in ever. Tries to make it appear pure "The officers should have given rabbits. Entry blanks must be filled from FERA to WPA. Armory, New Britain. Tomorrow will see the uss of 118 carry around a collection ot stubs. constitute in a good many cases an If the feinting were to continue into bronchial pneumonia which hit him {clear, vigorous voice, reads a dc- logic Is trying to overcome pent-up you a cigarette and turned you and forwarded to the secretary be­ WilUmontlo—The political dls- Major Hawley has served In the extra paasenger cars, 9 extra trains, The tickets which are given with WEDNESDAY, DECEMBF.R 18 explanation, if not an excuse, for September. _ An altitude of 18.3 miles has been on briefs completion. Savoy, juat j cislon which bars a local widow emotion. loose," said Judge A. A. SootL fore January 11 together with en­ >ute baaed on a charge of Romeo Connecticut National Guard since and 90 additional mall cars. Satur­ each 2Sc purchase ars merely DISPLAY ROOM hurrying away from the scene of The Republican party must con­ attained by a Soviet pilot balloon out of bed and limping on cane — I from her husband’a workmen’s In that hoarse, quivering voice; "Case dismissed." try fee. The entry must be made daimard, Democrat, that 49 ballots 1922 and. among hla duties has been day there will be 149 extra passen­ signed with name and address and in the name Jf the actual owner. supply officer and regimental ad' ger cars, 12 extra trains, and 87 SUNDAY THAT TOWNSEND VICTORY the mishap. But the moment of duct a long campaign and a vigorous bearing automatic recording Instru­ strained leg ligament playing hand-, compensation. | "I am pleading the cause for the P. S. The judge bought Ted a bearing his name were Improperly deposited tn receptacle provided for ball. (He said to friends the night Hughes reads decisions and says America I love, and I pray Ai- carton of cigarettes and paid hla Shipping tags will be sent to each rejected in the recent Brooklro jutant. Ho was commissioned at extra mail cars. Sunday and hlon- that purpose In each of the partici­ '----fiossd Trip Rellreed Pore one if it is to wage a winning tlghL ments. This is a new Russian rec­ exhibitor and these tags will be an the Platt.sburg training camp di 60 WELLS ST. Well, the Townsend plan landed actual panic is of short duration. ord In this field. before: “This case is like Tutank-[ further court orders will be found [mighty God that not in my time way back to camp. town election, nearei' a solution. Re­ day will see a temporary lull, with pating stores. CbUdren • and Undor 18 HoU Tms Fully as good sense was displayed, acknowledgment of receipt of the publican and party leaders joined In Ing the war and later served with only 25 extra passenger cars, 1 extra The merchants who are sponsor­ I t . WjadMi U x i u ...... •.!« AJI. plump In the middle of the national In a very few minutes the driver entry fee. AH expense of transpor­ Music! Entertainment! too. In keeping away from Chicago a stipulation which would culminate Company D of the 307th Infantry. train and 41 extra mall cars on tbe ing the ISO Gift Night feel that political arena In the dress of a consciously determines his further tation to the exhibition and return in Maynard oelng selected as Third U. S. A. Sabbath in addition to the usual ex­ they are making a genuine offer to feL ».«4 JUC and Kanoaa City, for there Is no OwItMkeiiMl ...... lU S A M . 1988 Issue with the triumph in the course, whether to return and ren­ must be met by the exhibitor, but Selectman. It was up to Superior A former Hartford Investment cursions, and 34 extra passenger the buying public for their contin­ Dm How Yofk ...... 11.88 A4(* Many Valuable Door Prizes! Michigan Congressional election yes­ der what aid he can. If anyr to the denying the effect on a certain type all specimens entered will be fed Court Judge Arthur F. Elia to give broker, he Is .lov connected with a cars, 1 extra train, and 87 extra ued patronage. The lines of busi­ and cared for properly by the club KITOlUftNa terday of Vemer W. Main, one-issue person he struck and In any event of convention delegate of the pres­ a decision. bank In Torrlngton, where be Uvea. mail cars on Monday. ness represented are so varied that yr, W«w York (Grand Con. Ter.). 8.89 and will be returned to the exhib­ Watertown—Death claimed Pat­ While in command of Company G Detailed plans have been worked anything one wants can bs obtained Ly. lU fli tlT M t...... 7.88 p,ff, Children under 14 must be accompanied Townsendlte running on the Repub­ to assume whatever measure of re­ ence of swarms of rooters for favor­ itor by the club at the close of the rick E. Sullivan, 82 a member of here in 1929, Major Hawley resided out 1^ the road's operating depart­ at one of the stores in the Rublnow Tickets qood only In special coach Irala lican ticket, who won a two-to-one ite son candidates, and Chicago exhibition. Exhibitors need not ac­ in Windsor. ment to assure prompt and expedl- building, a t a price as low as It en m U ot Btatlon Ticket Oiitees by parents. sponsibility for the accident may be the Holyoke, Mass. poUce force for “ i j r “ victory over Howard W. Cavanagb, his, or to continue on his way and would have provided these rooters company their exhibits. The club 4C years. Before the advancement of Major tluB handling of tbe heavy peak could ^ purchased elsewhere, and will use all care for the proper pro­ New Britain—More than 450 per­ Hawley and otbei officers Involved load. in some cases lower. Democrat, whose hopes were based if possible escape that rcaponslbillty for Knox or Kansas City would tection of the exhibits, but will not sons crowded a New Britain ball' in the promotions become effective, on the expectation that many Re­ altogether. have provided rooters for Landon. be responsible for anv loss that room to honor the New Britain the officers will appear before an publicans would turn to Rooscvelt- might occur. No distinguishing High school tootball team which examining board comprising Lieut.- .e e < For the moments of panic the Cleveland, too. Is in a etate which marks wlH be allowed on tbe coops tam In preference to Townsendlsm. was awarded the Waskowitz tro Colonel Joseph Nolan, executive of­ law and the courts should make due provides the most effective represen­ other than the cards placed there pby, symboHc of the state scholastic ficer of the 169th Infantry; Major In the utter blasting of that expec­ allowance. But for the cold blood­ tation of agricultural and Indus­ by the superintendent. championship. Jim Oowley, Ford- Frank L. Culln, regular army in­ tation lies a profoundly Important ed determination to make a get­ trial interests of all the states of the Show Opens January 15 ham football coach, was the chief structor of the regiment, and Cap­ The hall will be open to exhibit­ laason not only to Mr. Cavanagh but away, perhaps leaving a wounded Union. And it Is Important that speaker. tain George A. Wulp, medical offi­ ors to receive entries after seven Hartford—Safety commission rep cer. to the Republican party of the na. human being to die of neglect who the influence of just such cross-sec­ o'clock on the morning of Januarv reaentatlves from Hartford and Uon. might otherwise bo saved, there tion interest should be felt In the Re­ 15 and the exhibit will open to the nearby towns 'took Initial steps to­ public at 1 o’clock In the afternoon ward the forming of a metropolitan The Third Michigan Dlatrlct, of should be punishment so summary publican national convention hall. and wUl close at 10 o’clock each NEW CANDY SHOP HERE which Calhoun County, Including Hartford Citizens’ Advisory com­ and so severe that few would dare So a good start has been made. evening that the show Is being held. mittee to consolidate public sentl Battle Creek, ta the backbone, 1s risk It. It should certainly bo a And It is always easier to make a Judging will start at 10 a. m., Jan­ ment for highway traffic safety. 4XMAS GIFTSA WILL OPEN TOMORROW probably as typically American ancf uary 16. No exhibitor will be al Hartford—Deputy State Labor heavier penalty than any that might good race from a good start than lowed to remove an exhibit after aa repreaentatlve of both urban and Commissioner William J. Fitzgerald FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY be Imposed bad the driver remained from a bad one. the opening of the show without the said efforts lo end a strike of 56 Slore in Montgomery Ward rural, industrial and agricultural In on the scene or returned to face his approval of the superintendent. employes ot the J. H. Drya Ware­ Building to Be Devoted to tereata as most Congressional dis­ responsibilities. Tha judges will announce their house 'Tobacco Sorting Co., of West findings to the secretary aa fast as Manufacture and Sale of tricts. Its dedalon yesterday is It is our considered belief that in Suffleld were unsuccessful. The GIVE GIFTS ELECTRICAL it is possible and ribbons will be strikers seek an increase in wages. Sweets. FLEXIBLE therefore especially significant. any instance where a driver has riN placed on the coops showing the Westport—Francis J. Bleling was Electric Waffle Irons It is not to be lost sight of that struck a pedestrian or has been in winners. Entry fees will be charged unanimously re-clected Westport Nicholas BIflIlas tomorrow will Chrome Flnltb With Heat Indicator a t the rate of 50 cents for a single fire department chief for another open a confectionery store in the SLEDS the victorious candidate made his collision with another car, aa a con­ $29.75 entry and $1 for a trio, which cov­ rampalgn on the single Issue of term at the annual meeting. An ex­ Montgomery Ward building In $4.95 up sequence of which any other person NEW ers the cost of cooping feeding and pected contest for the post by Fran­ which will be offered for sole townsendlsm. His advocacy, which has been killed or injured, and who Excellent Duncan Phyfe de­ care of the birds during the show. cis P. Dunigan, former chief, failed candles in 150 varieties, all manu­ Regular prizes will be for each Electric Sandwich Toasters calls for a new kind of federal may be reasonably presumed to be Cedar chest and Queen Anne lowboy com­ sign in genuine mahogany! to develop. factured in tbe store. For tbe past 98c up With removable glass tray single class: 81 for first, 50 cents Chrome Finish "spending" several tlmea greater aware of the accident and yet delib­ bined . . a fine chest that you can be proud two weeks work has been going on YORK to give. 12.05 down . . |1 weekly pays for it. top. Brass tipped feet. for second, with three necessary to in the store Installing new. machin­ '^Flexible Flyer oad ffs» ttasn that upon which one variety erately evades responsibility and tuatuwctm c fill. Double money will be paid ery for the manufacturing of candy $1.59 up lUe type sleds ta all of Republicans are concentrating leaves the scene without complying with six in class and triple money and all is ready for the opening to­ KID ACTORS? JUVENILES Other Chests, 811.50 op. for nine In a class. Prize on ban, SOUTH COVENTRY their attack, went a great deal far- with his legal obligations, that driv­ morrow. ARE NO JOKE tarns wlU be half what is paid In Mr. Blflllaa^omea to Manchester ELECTRIC TOASTERS Check Our Price* Befon You Boy—W* Are Lowl thar In the way of social Innovation er should receive a mandatory state $4.50 the other classes. An entry fee of from Holyoke, Mass., where be has make ideal Xmas gifts. Full chrome or chrome and than anything that M rs Roosevelt 25 cents will bo charged for ban At the annua] meeting of the prison sentence regardless of who be By OEOBOE ROSS Ladles Missionary Association ot an Interest in a store in that city black finish. pcofeassa to desire and many times tarns and rabbits and 50 cents for with his uncle. Manchester is not may be or what bis excuse—In addi­ A gift to be proud of . . a trios. Bantam trios will consist of the Congregational chiirch held in farther than anything be really has New York, Dec. 18—From a Col­ the vestry Monday afternoon tbe a new place to him aa for several VELOCIPEDES tion to any other penalty that may umnist's Notebook: "I haven't de­ bridge lamp inspired by a one male and two female birds years he has been considering open­ put into effect. Yet the people of be bis due. model in Wallace Nutting's Special Prizes following officers and committees National and Columbia Make* cided,” replied Jimmy Walker whin were elected: President, Mrs. W. A. ing a store here. In 1913 he opened 9 8 c u p hla district swarmed to the polls to There are countless problems in I asked him about his plans, “there book, “Furniture of the PU- Tbs Manchester Poultry Club the Sea Food restaurant in H art­ grlm Century.” offers as special prizes. 820 for the Loeser; vice president, Mrs. Linda ghre him their votes In overwhelm' this automobile dance of death Is nothing definite." Meanwhile, the E. Stanley; secretary and treasur­ ford and remained In business in dapper ex-mayor lives unobtrusive­ best display, all breeds competing; that city for five years, later dispos­ Electric Mixers—$1.19 up. \ lag numbers. which are not easy to solve. But *10 for best trio, all breeds com. er, Mrs. W. A. Washburn; program ly in a suite at the sedate Chathan, committee, Mrs. J. M. Champlln, ing of his interests there having $7.95 up Unless the Third Michigan Dis­ here is one for which there is at peting; 85 for beat male, ail breeds stores in Worcester, Boston and and avoids newspaper publicity. competing; 85 for best female, all Mrs. F. E. Hull. Mrs. Ina Beebe, trict's people are somehow quite dlf least a partial solution. Throw "Why can't they see," be queried Mrs. Thomas Graham, Mrs. Charles other cities in Massachusetts. Bright red enamel, streamline, ban- breeds competing; 81.50 for best In selecting Manchester for the fsrent from other Americana—which the hit-and-run driver into Jail tcIcphonlcaUy, "that Pvo re-setUed rooster and two bens; 81.50 for best Kromble. Work committee, Mrs. A. . D E T E C T O bearing, with headlight and bells, here aa a private citizen ?" E. Harmon, Mrs. Estelle Wood. opening of a store at this time he Fully there la not the slightest reason to whenever he is caught—and he la On my left, nearest the curb os 1 cockerels and two pullets, on all did so because it was the one place believe—the big lesson to be drawn standard breeds where there are Mrs. F. E. Hull, Mrs. Catherine BATH SCALES warranted. caught frequently. Let him never walked through a sldestreet In the four roosters, four cockerels, four (Tour, Miss Hattie (Joombs, Mrs. L. in this section that did not have a from the result Is that there Is no escape with a fine. Let him never Forties, hurried Blaine Barrie, alone ' hens or four pullets in the class. A. Kingsbury. Social committee, store that offered for sale only 9 Assorted Colors. more hope of combatting the shoddy and thoughtful; brooding, perhaps, Mrs. Arthur Wood, Mrs. E. W. candles and sweets that were manu­ drive an automobile again, no mat­ about what will become of her In- Gift Supreme! factured in the store. New fixtures • Low, Streamline. liberalism of RoosevelUsm with the Liatimer, Miss Alice Coombs. Mrs. ter bow much he may need It, no (atiiatlon for John Barrymore. '■'uimiiiill ARMY AND NAVY CLUB W. M. Armstrong, Mrs. 8. A. Tis­ have been Installed and when the • Guaranteed Five Years. DRIVER POWER stodgy and outdated "conservatima' matter how he may plead. Let ,us It was a contrasting spectacle A reproduction of a mirror in the dale, Mra. Elmer Hawkea, Mrs. W. store opens tomorrow patrons will of stand-pat social and economic the night "Paradise Lost," by A. Loeser, Mrs. Ernest Burkamp. have an opportunity to witness smash this sneaking coward of an Clifford Odets, the fiery propa­ $29.75 everything new. The salesroom is TOOLS views than there ta of baling out the assassin if we never do another GETS NEW FRIGIDAIRE Mrs. Fred Cfiark, Mrs. Lawrence gandist opened. To the show collection of C. Elmore Watkins Latimer, Mrs. L. M. Philips, Mrs. divided from the manufacturing de­ $2.59 up The supreme rift for Dad or the boy. ocean with a teaspoon. thing to stop tbe slaughter on the which deals with- misery and pov­ ’••sinim George CJour, Mrs. C. G. Johnson. partment by gloaa partitions and It is very doubtful that by any roads. erty and depression hardships Better than the quality you expect at this "''inilllll, Kemp’s Installs Equipment — Parish committee, the pastor and the making of the candies can be Low prices. FuUy warranted. Deslgii- means all of the Michigan folk who came Fannie Brice, Tallulah low price for this is a regular *35.00 Governor his wife, and Mrs. W. H. Arm­ seen within the'enclosure. ed by experts. Bankhead. Cole Porter and Mrs. Wlnthrop desk. Finely finished throughouL This is one of our excusive reproductions . . Has Famous Super Freezer Mr. Biflilas has been engaged in voted for Mr. Main yesterday are strong. XMAS TREE LIGHTS# New Low Prices TRIAL BY ORDEAI. George S. Kaufman, faablonably 4 big drawers with locks; 4-drawer Interior. copies of fine pieces in our own coliection or in $9-95 Unit—Many Sales Made. Members of the pulpit committee the manufacturing of candy in tbe entirely convinced that the Town clad and bejewelled. Mahogany veneered. and troateea of the (jongregatlona! United States for 35 years and has Genuine Mazda Driver Lathes...... $4.50 up send plan as at present designed Is They are talking about Mrs. Which reminds me about tbe those of our good friends. The recipient of one of Kemp’s, Incorporated,' local church who attended church service associated with hlmaelf in tbe mak­ Genuine Mazda agents for Frigldaire, announced to­ ing of candy George Cummins, who 8-Light ptrfect or even workable. But Hauptmann refualng to submit to a Broadway producer who hired a these fine pieces is truly fortunate. at Rusaell, Maia.. last Sunday Outdoor Sets Driver Drill Presses . ,$10.95 up society girl to play a part in his day the installation of new Frigl- morning to hear the Rev. Henry has 32 years experience in this line With Add-on Plug with weather-proof they did see In It s certain definite test by the "He detector” and about flop ahow so that her friends This mirror has a face of matched crotch ma­ dalre equipment for the Army and Roblnaon, were Curtis Dean, Mrs. of work. Driver Bench Saws .. .$10.50 up 1 Navy club. A large all porcelain It is to be known as the Lovejoy Feature cord and each light principle—the principle that this Hauptmann expressing a wish for would come and ace her. On the hogany veneers (which do not show in our There’s no end to tbe uses an o__ oional Ina Beebe, Miss Margaret Jacobson, country Is capable of supporting not such a test by the "detector" and by third night, the Park Avenue gal chair like this can be put to, so naturally It Is Super 935 Frigldaire waa delivered Mr. and Mrs. William J., Smith, W. Shop. separately wired. Driver Grinders ...... $2.00 up asked an usher if any of her cro­ sketch.) The carved bird and a fine line of yesterday, and this big super-power­ L. Higgins and E. W. Latimer. a part but all of Its population in “truth serum" with as much gravity nies were in the house. “Yeah," a much prized gift. Yet the cost la surpris­ ed refrigerator ■will take care of the FOUR-POSTER OUARDS Driver Planers...... $12.95 up ingly low. Tapestry covers. The funeral of Mrs. Jennie Clark < comfort and security and that the as if such things as mechanical He the aisle-marshall replied, "I just moulding around the glass are in gold leaf. Deli­ needs of tbe club. Tbe twin-cylin­ 'as held from the North street GRAVES seen a coupla full dress suits in der compressor unit, which takes Spartanburg, S. C. (AP)—A solid 59c only political advocacy deserving of detectors and truth serums were as cate inlays are also used. funenU home, WlUlmantIc, on Mon­ the balcony." care of the refrigerating of the nine walnut four-poster bedstead has $1.49 Check Driver Features Before their support Is one which recognizes firmly established actualities as the day afternoon a t two o'clock, Rev. Copied from the original in cubic foot cabinet, Is capable of Leon H. Austin, of North Coventry stood guard over the graves of Mr. You Buy Any Other Power Tool. that capability and at least attempts telephone or castor oil. Shirley Temple Bon producing fifteen pounds of ice at officiating. Burial was in the and Mrs. Alexander Alexander in an to put It into effect. There Is a great deal of nonsense LlUlan Heilman returned from the home of our treasurer..., $29-75 $8.75 one freezing; makes 120 ice cubes Nathan Hale cemetery. The bearers old churchyard near here fbr 129 In other words the Michigan trl' Hollywood a few weeks ago with at one time; is equipped with the were, Howard and Homer Bounton, years. HOCKEY STICKS about such chatter. It Is not In­ assurances that Shirley Temple famoue Frigldaire Super Freezer umph was the verdict of a repreaen­ $3.95 Wide, deep mould­ Arthur Gardner and William Under­ L U N D S K IS conceivable that in the course of would not be starred in tbe film ver­ ing, and a large has nine point cold control and many wood. Mrs. Clark was 85 years old, tatlve port of the American people time It will be possible to determine sion of her daring play, "The Chil­ other exclusive Frigldaire features. wrought iron ring and was the widow of Omrge H. 25c up Land edge grate sldls provide Iota of sport oaS sa> In a teat between sham UberaUaro through the agency of a mechanical dren's Hour." for hanging, are fea­ Frigldaire was selected for its super Clark. She Is survived bv one Kids, by the way, ora getting freezing power and economical run' erdse. AH lengths of pine, esh aad maple bi stock. and atand-pat bourbouism on one device or a chemical reagent wheth Boudoir Lamps $5 - 9 5 pr. tures of this solid daughter, Mra. Julian Bsvilie, and their beat stage break in years on maple mirror. ning time. a granddaughter, Miss Miriam El side snd a daring progresslvtsm on er a person is telling a lie or the Broadway. There are 15 of them Twenty-one years on the market, A Gift of Frigldaire is the most widely sold BevUIe. A U T O R O B E S Eveready Flashlights the other.' troth, though there is plenty of skep­ in "Dead End"—all accompltabed Six designs, including Next Sunday evening there will An Wool, Full Size, Assorted Psttorns. tbcsplana — and half a dozen etched crystal shown, electric refrigerator in the world. Nothing can be much more cer ticism as to the likelihood of any There are always places m t.'ia The popularity of this refrigerator be a special Christmaa program at youngsters in "Remember tbe boxed, ready to WTsp! the Congregational church. Includ­ CLASSES 79c to $7.25 pr. tain thgn this: That If the Townsend such development: but at present Day," a achoolbouse drama. "The living room for on extra table. Is indicated by tbe fact that there 39c up Here la a gift piece, designed alter *5.95 pair. ing a shadow pageant, by members plan for which this Michigan die the whole subject is in the merest Children's Hour" has Its shore of are a million and a half more Frigl' of tbe choir and S u n d ^ school. It $2-89 up tuts, and striplings are emjemployed Duncan Phyfe models. Mahogany dalres In use than any other make trlct yesterday voted with such en toy stage and nobody on earth veneered top. will also be a White <3ift Service, thualasm should turn out to be elsewhere on the Rialto, Kid oc- Kemp's, Incorporated, report and all are aaked to bring wrapped Ski Poles—45c up. knows anywhere near enough about tors delight theatrical managers large Increase in tbe sales of Frlgi' fallacious, unworkable or unattain- gifts which are to be turned oveplto it to justify its introduction. tpto a bill parents who dawdle backstage aire for 1935 over 1934. The Christ the Legion to be distributed vHtb able, these same voters would turn Ufe-opd-deatb tragedy like the to look after Algernon ore nul- ; mas season brings Increased inter their Christmas baskets for the SHOE SKATES with ]ust aa much ardor to some Hauptmann case. aances to showmen . . . est in Frigldaire, and already needy. One movie exhibitor 1 know u i Kemp's have made several installa­ signifies . . . WINCHESTER SAVAGE Finest grain leather, McKay type shoe, other new and adventuroua solution We are unable to entertain the tions and a number are to be made Tbe Christmas tree exercises of worried; worried about explain- j the church school will take place on a personal interest . . . you and either linra or unlined. Tempered steel of the problem of making a mag slightest doubt of the guilt of Bruno Ing Ginger Rogers' new picture, ■ during the latter part of this week. Tuesday evening, December 24, In “In Person.” to the pubUc. It's 1 know her (or bis) favorite pas­ forged blades. ically rich land provide well being Hauptmann of the stealing of the $2.98 tbe Congregational church vestry. time, 'vocational requirements, $5.50 “P REMINGTON RIFLES fbr all Its people Instead of only « no fun to I.e fooled by a movie . Mrs. Julia Potter of School street Lindbergh baby and of its death, nmrguee advertising Ginger in and "hobby” habits. A subtle small part of them. Deaths Last Night is spending tbe winter at the home compliment! but the challenge to Mrs. Haupt­ "In Pen on" «hcn Ginger will bs The old mapie-sap of her niece in Glastonbuty. $2.79 pr. up n e y will never again accept the mann to withstand the "He detec­ packed in celluloid. bucket Is tronsfonred Maple Desks $ | 9-75 The Girl Scout Christmas party EVE GLASSES SMALL GIFT SUGGESTIONS Full grain Hockey Tubulars with two- tlMOiy that poverty and a meagre, tor" tc.'it .seemed to us at the time Into a tricky magazine Baltimore — Ralph B. Bonwit, will be held on Thursday the 26tb LORGNETTES Carving S e ts ...... $2.98 Emergency Tire C hains-----28c up .\ll Of Vs rack by the partlti.m Baltimore merchant and Internation' of December, Instead of tbe 24tb Jack Knives...... 29c up itone shoe on rustless streamline tubes. straitened life la the Inevitable lot to be unfair and tawdry; and now Form of Criticism: A man led a A full, grown-up size, yet ally known amateur photographer. FIELD GLASSES Footballs...... $1.00up a t the majority of the American through the center; Bs previously stated. THERMOMBTEB8 Air R ifles...... $1.00 op The finest money can buy. her husband's professed desire to goat on a leash down Broad­ New Ehigland pine In smaU enough to use in bedroom Waterloo, N. Y__William Dennla- MAGNIFYINa GLASSES Bed L am ps...... $1.19up paople. And they will try anything take tbe so-caUed test seems just way yesterday and tbe goat bad maple color. or study, aa waU oa Uvlng rOom. ton, 56, former Seneca county treaa SMELL OF TBE WILD OXFORDS Hair Clippers...... $1.00 up Alarm Clocks ...... $1.29 np once which gives promise of refut­ only this one-nrord legeod strung Juat tbe gift for a boy. urer and widely known aa tbe owner Wise S hears...... 49e op Curling Irons...... ,79c up as tawdry though nothing A man In around Its neck: "Taxpayer." of a stable of harness racers. OBFOBD CaAINS (*2 to *5) $6.49 ing that wicked and abominable his situation could do in a fight for Oklahoma City — Cimarron, And Guy Lombardo tella me Auburn, Ind.—Nell E. McDorby, brown cub captured last week In pretense. life should be described as unioir. about the Co.nnectlcut prep school $4.95 43, vice president and director of New Mexico, came to the Lincoln The Third Michigan district is a All this is what an earlier genera­ fledgeling wlio wired: "Have *200 $35 sales of the Auburn Automobile Pork SSoo reeking with the high tu spend on music for Senior Company. RICHARD croae section of America. tion would have described us mon­ Prom. What can you send us?" Chippendale arm chair . . i odor of .wild boar. Phone Round top coffee tables Philadelphia— Dr. Howard Mc- Uona roared, elephants buried Free And If the leaders of the KepubU- key business; and monkey uuslnes.-, . . . "Can send you," Guy wired piece for the finest of homes . Clenahan, 63, scientist and secretary with mahogany vence.-ed !n yet moderatelv priced. Cuatog their trunks in bay, camels snuffled caa party cannot see where that die. closely allied to the superstition ol back, "one piccolo player and 2 of Franklin Institute, Philadelphia. dust, even soo-resi^ bears turned STONE 4121 Delivery sheets of music.” "pie cute." Graceful s.veep- taUored in rlSi antique velouiK Madison, N, J.—Dr. Frank Maoon Mct’s linger pointed yesterday— trial by ordeal customary m some Nobody lo the show business Is tag tegs. An excellent gift. Red, blue, green or gold. up their noses at their country OPTICIAN sad wfasre It points today—nrell, It WATKINS North, 85, one of'tbe foundera of the cousin. Manchester’s Leading Hardware Store savage tribea. Like, for instance ns calm and unperturbetl aa tiie Federal Council of Churches of Finally, Cimarron wot placed in state Tlwater Bnlldtag wtU bo Just too bad for tbe RepubU- that ot tbe Borneo Dyaks, where the diminutive Max Gordon who gam­ at MANCHESTER CONN. Christ In America, of which be was a suite adjoining eight sktmka. The Phone 412S It tMgr do, Mgriwar, and two porUes to a suit ore rqireoent- bles with such laviih naks as Uw a former president quarUr-of-a-mtlUoii-Sllar **Qraat Zoo la peaceful a g i ^ S* s3lM i I*#*..; ...... ------_ ,.. .,„ MANCUJlI^rkBf BVICNINa H B B A l^, MANdSESTBlt. )N «.. WBDNESDAY. DEC 'i C l M s f UANiniESTBR EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 18,198B. headquartan for mMationIng eon- woa raaoued Monday from a farm cemlng the Udiiapiog. near Ban Antonio de Laa Vegas, 30 CURB QUOTATIONS SALVATION ARMY Educational Eatertainment KIDNAP KILLINGS Other army ogenta returned the mllea in the Interior, after being held WOMEN’S HOME LEAGUE ours of the kitchen to a swarm of tsh Net Beach Costume TONIGHT dowagari and bridea-to-ba or bridaa- Are. and aided by police pursuit a week and maltreated by hla cap- SALE—FOOD. NEEDLEWORK, NEW SCHOOL TO TRAIN cars, fought a running gun battle to n , whom he described as Revolu­ By ASSOCIATED PRESS Riley Chevrolet Company’a HOFFMAN EXPLAINS POLICE COURT boparol at an opening tea: HAND MADE GIFTS IN CUBA NOW SIXwith their attackers, finally overtook tionaries. Assd Gas and Elec A .15-16 Display Boom "M y dear, one almply must turn io Is Shown at Style Show Amer Sup Pow . . 2V4 THUR8DAK. DEC. I», 2 P. H. on 60 WeUa Street 8 O’ a o ck Alvin G. Brown, >4, o f North Cov­ BRIDES IN NEW YORK copper in utenstto— eo decorative'* Rush to WARDS for them after a cboee of aeveral mllea Rural Guards Sergeant Sixto S. F. entry was fined $10 and costa In Po­ and seized two men. Martinez and Private Genaro Ea- Blue Ridge ...... 3 Tomato Juice 3 T a fU H t TO YOU FOR . V neck, zipper front Silk and Wool. New »iyles In laces! Full ELECTRIC CO. with the new Clark Patterns. cut and 48" long! FOR THURSDAY 773 Main Street Phone 5181 Gable back. They fit well, lock KEMP’S, INC. ^ YOUR OLD RADIO 8 9 c- well, launder wefll BANANAS 4<>» 19e Frigidaire Sales and Service s i . s s * " " Special Steak Value Any on* or |port Ct OVln extra Large til of tho ftrtlelti ihewn i w U 3 t Zt4ll, tlnWi $2.95 Sliv, SMtu u 4 IllM Ex- glvtn to you In oiohtnot $2.95 6 9 « sirloin S t e a k ...... ib. tratltr. for yotir old rtdlda Tno Short Steak...... |b! GRAPEFRUIT eachfle iM ltlfll fiRlill. toBilM * vitk most ftttrtiing, mott itn- PIGSKIN .hHKMUKnMcwwwwwMacflMKMtwacmacwwmiiwwaMiiwwwaKMM itflontl radio fradt'ln Coat Sweaters Cube Steak...... (b. 4 for 22c. iC Sr'o!. Porterhouse Steak...... c lb. offtr ovor modal Thla GLOVES 45 m offar ft good for tan days r These steaks are cut from young beef of tender age f reoh S'PiMft irUhfut only. You may navar $2.95 (not from our regular prime beef). We guarantee sat­ 1 I iiNliftM ftiMtrit Mtm Mike havo Mch an opportunity $1.95""’ Matthew Wior r, iMir lawt CruMtr is! action! U ■itck^inluM again* Sao t h o m - ^ o Carrots, Beets 2 bun. JEWELER 0nl|B— Srnnf Trai aM 2. giva you your cNolca In itiM Cl«tri6 -7r„ riot" $3.95 $2.95 Freshly Ground Hamburg for a nice meat loaf . . . 19c Ib. 999 Main St., near Maple St. TNitar. •xchangt for your old Iceberg Manchester radio* Best Center Cut Pork Chops, cut from Eastern pork Crew Neck All Wool ^ ^Vve • ...... Ib. LETTUCE head ^ % f!rwr slL,'*vrH% w ith th e new Boneless Veal for Stewing, solid m eat...... 27cIb. {BRIDAL SETS Any" fatlare fli«tnrart->e I t!'” * ft kaaliMii laatlMr Avapiw SHAKER SWEATERS Fresh Vegetable Bunches...... 8c ca. Tackavar. Ufitim Gtaraatit. New, modern, In White, Blue, NavJ^, and Black Try Our Home Made Sausage Meat from native pork HEALTH MARKET beautifnl engage-, i‘ J ...... 25c Ib. ment ring with,] Fresh Spare R ib s ...... 2.3c lb. diamonds and $3.95 "“’$4.95 Pigs’ Hocks ...... !20c lb. FRESH FISH wedding ring. Set ViuttT Home-Loving Women Like Snreadi Small Pigs* Heads, whole or h a lf...... 20c Ib. j^tock (htt SO C K f i r a large, extra heavy Jacquards of Fresh Pigs’ Feet — Fresh Bacon — Fresh Shoulders MACKEREL lb. 9 e Other Sets Up To $500. Leather woven rayon and cotton! New floral Bologna Casing and Fresh Veal. OLE* M AN lyiN TER Jackets ignsi Lovely soft pastel colorsi STEAK COD lb.1 5 c Pleated backs, zipper The Lucky Number On Toy Truck Drawn Yesterday Was WEDDING H’s M l* thinq to heat a houM and another thing to try fronts ...... $7.95 MR.S. WEBBER. 96 FOSTER STREET and heat the house and part of the outdoors around it. Ticket Number 6813. SW O R D nSH Ib. 29 e Wool Plaid Come and Get Your Free Chance and Try Your Luck! RINGS The one sura way of heating only that which it is necas* K sJH IIOF. Coats ...... In white or yellow solid Anirieaa tsi . $7.95 "“’"" sary to heat is to add Best Pure l.ard in bulk, on sale at ...... 2 lbs. 29c FILET SOLE lb. 29 e gold. Fsrsli* Pkne* the protection of storm Rsllo. Bus- Other Gift Sug-gestions For Him Fresh Fish By Expreaa Thursday Morning. FILET HADDOCK lb. I g e sash as a blow on the llfil T sa i, $5*00 up nose to "Oi‘ Men HsidtwitCik- Ccmplttt with Fhll. Bathrobes, Slippers, Raincoats, Um­ DIAL 5111 (a il. c « WAVC- CliAMS 2 9^ 23® W inter." Atriat. brellas, Novelty Jewelry, Swank Pins, Ladies Storm sash time Is FAY $ 9 0 0 A Tie Racks, Billfolds, (barters, Sus­ coming . . . they cost Dresser Sets AS LITTLE AS JL WEEK penders, Belts, Handkerchiefs, Un­ IHtle ... but they keep derwear. STEAK SPECIAL In all the iateat sluuleo, largo ft the warm air you pey oelectlon. Complete In presenta* X Biggest Glass of Beer Sirloin - Short Cube, Top Round tlon caiea. to produce right where Boy Your Girl Friend An Umbrella Here H belongs — INSIDE NEW LOW RATE $2.39 and $2.95. Holiday Boxed Free. Gown* and Pajamas to Please Her In Town For Sc TH E H G U S L FREE 3 5 * lb. 2 9 * $3.00 up feminine, wall tailored gowns, ottrac- ALL-WAVE PHILCO FINANCE OUR BOYS’ DEPARTMENT IS llvely serviceoblel Knit rayon crape pajamosl At The Short Out Bib ANTENNA INSTALLED 6 % CHARGE WELL STOCKED TO SUPPLY YOU '*ra reoBy exceptional vahiet of. NO EXTRA CHARGE LAMB CHOPS jk 35c MICKEY MOUSE STORM SASH WI'TH EVERYTHING HE NEEDS. X-RANCH TAVERN SEE OUR DISPLAY BEFORE YOU BUY! Fun Line of Goodrich Robber Footwear for Men. 41 Oak Street, comer of Cottage Street Our First Shipment of Fanc^ Northern WRIST WATCH Suitable tor boys Boyn, Girls and GUtdran. Matteo Ciritillo, Proprietor or glrle. Leather strap or link brace­ G. £ . wniis & SON, Inc. BRUNNER’ S BENSON’S Seniog the Famous Pioneer Ales snd Lagers let attached. Coal, Lumber, Mauona* SuppUeo, Point 80 Oakland Street Ebliog’s Beer • Porter on Draught TURKEYS t Mala SL -Tel. SIS5 Maneheater RADIO AND FURNITURE On Display Friday. Wait For Our Later D IA L 5191 711 Main Street CLIFFORD *S i MONTGOMERY WARO Oar Grinders Are Best In Towa i $2.49 Announcement Open Eveiy Night 917 Main Street Next to Han. Trust Co. TOI 9 P, M. D IA L 3535 T ADVERTISE IN THE HERALD-IT FAYS 824-82B Main Street TeL5161 Mant L v i HANCHRimirR EVENING HER AID . MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 18, 198S, \ MANGHJSSTER EVENING HERALD, MANOUESl'ER, CUNN.. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 18,1985. pulal^ words. newspaper reporter, one e( bis PAGE THIRTEEk ' Scott nld, slowly, "Well, for oos Film Folk Moam Thelma Todd, llU.SIIlLIViUIDIES; guesa. H e Instruc'ed (Jlark noi. to reason—” oiid (ban stopped. GEORGE OLYANY, JR. open the note until 2 a. m her parants, Mr. and Mrs. Asa EUU. Mrs. Bertha Hubbard at the home Dana aaked, her clear eyes on Beauty Winner Who Made Good THEATRICAl MAN Clark followed the instruction, (yyuh ofti yMif Miss Ellis and her brother, Kenneth of Hart E. Buell. hla, "W hat reaaon?" believing Olvany was Joking. A t 2 EXPRESS AGENCY HERE DECISION HALTS Mrs. Ida Heck spent the week by Mary Raymond Ca»iBl|*i« NBA iojj attended the concert, held at the Scott hesitated. A man didn't dis­ a. m., Clark read the note. It to'd DAILY RADIO PROGRAM Governor Brann of Maine DIES IN HOSPITAL end at her home in Union. close professional secrets.— or him to drive to i boathouse and he Bushnell Memorial in Hartford, Sunday evening. . Mrs. W. E. Hibbard and daughter SEES BIGGEST SEASON BBXHir HEBB TODAY cause Fm rather fond of you—all shouldn't— even to his wife. A fte r stage Manager of the Bnshnell would find a news story. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 18 (Central and Entem Standard Time) Hwuaa an at work that threat* all. It waa only on ugly suaplcion A search was begun Immed'atclv Notso All progTsms to kty and baalo ehslno or itoudi thereof nnieea aneei. N.Y.UQDORMEN Miss Margarat Keefe of East Miss Leora of Manchester spent May Not Seek Reelection the same.” Memorial Passea Away Sud­ fled; coaat to coast (o to o) deiitnatlon Includes ^ Sunday afternoon, at the home of cn the hapfrineas o f lovely D A N A Scott kissed her, giving her a that he had about Paula. He Olvany’s body war found lying l.-i Hampton spent the week end at the Railway Delivery Speeded Up denly at Hartford Home. Son of Tammany Leader the snow. Programo Subject to change without prtvioua notice In advance. P. Mrs. Hibbard's sister, Mra. E. E. S T A N IE Y and her poor bat at- bear hug at the same time. "W hy couldn’t tell Dana he had accepted home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. NBC-WEAf- NETWORK Cant. Bast. Foote. to Care for Unusual Number tn e tlv a ’ hnaband, DR. SCXXTT the supplementary phrase?" Scott her invitation, hoping to find out Other notes were left by the Arthur Keefe. Augusta, Me., Dec. 18.— (AP) Awhat the future holds la store ta i BASIC — East: weaf wlw wee! wtic 8'SO-* 8:30—Press-Radio Nswa — ba- Mr. and Mra. Leon Fogll of Man- of Shipments Beintf Made. Many politicians wondered today him, although a lot of people li ffTAN U E T. inquired carelessly, evidently not something that would help him put Shot Himself After Fare­ youth. Indicating he was discour­ wjar wUg wcab kyw wblo wfbr wre sic; Jack Armstrong—midwest rpt Coimecticat Dealers Granted Miss Dorothy Barrasso, Miss Bet­ Hartford, Dso. 18.— ( A P ) — M i­ cheater spent the week end at the Just how much significance to at­ 0 0 0 0 * 8 graadmolher. who bod understanding that he was being his finger on her trouble. It aged. One was. addressed to "My wgy wben wcae wtam wwj wg.ii; Mid: 8:38— 8:38—Vanished Voices — east; ty White, Miss Stella Spak, and Maine would like to know. The gow hoped Dona would m an y rich chael J. Sullivan, 43. stage manager P a ren a and my FMancee," Miss Sid­ ked wtnaq well who wow wdaf Kellem Orch.—Dixie; Piano— west home of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence I t seems assured, In the opinion tach to Democratic Oovemor Louis emor knows out he won't tell.” forgiven. Evidently not realizing wouldn’t be decent to poison Dana's MIDWEST—wood wire f i 4^ 6:48 — KoMsm Oroh. Cent’d— Miss Marion Keefe attended a birth­ of F. A. Nickerson, agent of the B O N A ID MOORE, hopea the mar* at the Bushnell Memorial, was well Parly Dec. 10. ney Schafer of 47 Waterman street, an Injunction to Stop Fogll. J. Brann's declaration that If he fol­ there was anything to forgive! mind about her. NORTHWEST A CANADIAN — wtraJ ^ Milt Charles, Organ-west day party at the home of Miss Railway Express Agency, that the lowed hla heart's dictates he would mourned In death today by hla as­ Providence, R. I. wiba katp webc wdar kfyr cret cfcf 8 :00— 7:00—Myrt E Marge — east; Miss Olive Burham of Hampton, riaie will m on the recla.. PAULA Then, not Waiting to be answered, "Oh, nothing,” he said, carelessly. EHeanor Mosney In Amston, Sat­ Christmas season this year will be South Windham, Conn. O.’ O sociates In the theatrical business SOUTH — wrva wptf wwnc wis wjaz ^ ^P»‘ch.—w: Buck Rogers—midw rpt has temporarily taken the place of not sock re-election. LONO, who baa been In love with ho said, "Go.ih, am I tired! But it Diuia did not pursue the subject. wf!a-wiun wJod wsm wmo wsb wapi 8:18— 7:18—Imperial Hawaiian Band Trade Interference. urday evening, December 14. the biggest and best since 1929. UnUenvood has a dog named Ehiln Soott for yeoni, la aim anxlona for here. wjdx wamb kvoo wky wfaa wbap kpre Mrs. Besale Stone In caring for The governor, now In his second which he Intended to train fo r himt- was a great, big. beautiful battle But a shadow, no bigger than a New York, Dec. 18.—(AP) __ —enst; Serenade—Dixie; Orch.—w The Ladles Aid of the Gilead Con­ Express shipments will be deliv­ term, told a Lewiston veterans' or­ the marrloipB to fall. Sullivan, who had been connected Woal ktba ktha waoc wave wtar • 530— 7:30—Kata Smith’s Seng Tima Hart E Buell. ing some day. Now It looks aa $ while It lasted." woman's hand, lay between them. Olvany, Jr.. 22, found shot In the M OUNTAIN—koa kdyl kglr kchl gregational church will omit their ered on Christmas day so that no ganization last nlgl t If he did "the Meanwhile, Dana'a bolf-alater, with theaters since 1909, was found • 548— 7:48—Bosk Carter’s Comment he won't have to. Dana said disdainfully, "W hat's (To Be Oontinned) head on the grounds of a Saranac PACIFIC—kgo kfi kgw komo khq kfad boalc; Resawood E Ivory—Dixie meeting this week. homo w ill be dls'wc,ml. Her selection In ii l>cnuty contest as "Miss Massachusetts** ment which was reported serious 4 BASIC— East: wabc wade woko wcao lish telephone boxes In 1932. f.; (rstb. Ask fiirCsnaf't Uttls Lissr n ik W June. ing over to Inquire about her and luncheon with a woman friend, he loosed on the world of late can woab wnao wgr wkbw wkre whk wjr Cent. East. and subordinates to refrain” from spent the week end with hla mother. States were being financed. War Veterans post "We know not ISM. etabbnmht raAnt snrtliliis sitt. I«mI to her tllni career. but not critical. Farewell Party 1933, the sum dropped to $2,500. ran Into S cott" might let her In on It. So that she swallow some of Klpling’’s preach­ wdre weau wjaa wean wfbl wspd wjsv; 4:3( ^ 6:30—The Singing Lady—east 'Interfering, moleating or hindering Her condition was reported by the A few hours before the shooting, Land O’Lakea Midwest: wbbm wfbro kmbo kmoz 4:4^ 8:48—Orphan Annie—eaat only "So you lassofd him and lugged wouldn't have that open-eyed open- ments with the easy complacency the business o f the plaintiff" or secretary to the expatriated Ger- he gave a party for a amall group whas kfab krnt 8:00— 6:00—News; Animal News Club him In to luncheon," supplemented By IU)BB1N OOONS 1 BUTTER! EAST—wbns wpg whp whec wibs wfea 5:1^ 6:18—Ken Sparnon’a Enaambta 'from congregating, Ilterlng or mouthed stare when the news was of days gone by. hysterical laughing at each otber’a man-Jewdsh mathematician. of friends, ostensibly to say fare­ But when all is said and done, Hollywood—That auppoFcdly rare wore wloc efrb okao wibx wmaa wesg 8:3( ^ 8:3(^P ress”Radlo News — ba­ lying In w ait" to detect purchasers Ronnie dryly. sprung on her. work. Mrs. Einstein waa taken to the well before returning to New York DIXIE—wgst Wife wbro wqam wdod sic; The Singing Lady—mldw. rpL the fact remains that this same combination— beauty and brains - from New York buying liquor in Everybody laughed, breaking the Deep down, some Instinct of cau­ Like other far-sighted stars, Miss hospital yesterday from her Prince­ for Christmas. As the party ended, klra wrec wlao wwl wtoc krld ktrh 6:38— 6:35—Charletaara' Singers—w ji this state. Kipling is one of the most prater* accounted for Thelma Todd’s Imii- ktsa waco koma wbdo wbt wdas wbtg 8:48— 8:48—Lowail Thomas — east; tension. tion warned Dana that It would be Todd turned to a sideline— her side­ ton, N. J., home. he handed a note to Bruce Clark, a New York’s l^w naturnlly gifted story tellers that wdbj wwva wmbg wsje wmbr wala Orphan Annie—repeat to midwest "Yes," Paula nodded. "It requir­ wiser to say nothing at all about viduallty in the him •.•.c»-ld. walk cafe and made it pay. ktui kgko wcoa wdne wnox kwkh 6:00— 7:00—Easy Aces, Skit—also cat A section of the alcoholic bever­ ed my best lassoing. He was bent on that luncheon with Pnula. But the ever drew hrcalli; and this, the Beauty contest winner.'?, wdth ' MIDWEST—wgl wmbd wlsn wlbw kfh 8:18— 7i18—CapL Tim Haaly, Stories 7r»th year of his life, is made the "I always did like to cook," she age control law of New York for­ eating at some awful restaurant, temptation waa too strong. some exceptions, have fared poorly Delicious Juicy wsmk wkbn wcco wsbt ksej wna* woe 8:30— 7:3(^Lu m E Abner—eaat only occasion for bringing out a new said, not long ago, "and I have a wowo 8:45— 7:45—Dangareua Paradlaa, Skit bids "a common carrier or any oth­ and hurrying on to some engage­ "It's always best to talk things er person" from bringing liquor In­ compilation of some of his greatest in motion pictures. rhclnia Todd . grand time working out there. It’s ORANGES OR MOUNTAIN—kvor kli koh ksl 7:00— 8:00—The Randaaveus of Muala ment or other, but I remembered It out,” Dana argued with herself. COAST — khj koln kfro kol kfpy kvl 7:30— 8:3(^Housa of Glass, Serial Act to New York state whether for pri­ It’s was one of the outstanding excCp- | tales. a success and I ’m going to have kfbk kmj kwg kern kdb kgmb kgb 8:00— 8:00—John Chas. Thomas Prog. was his birthday and used that as "Alw ays beat to talk things but." tions. Hollywood, genuinely grieved some new ideas In effect for our TANGERINES! 8:30— 8:30—Warden Lawaa E Drama vate consumption or otherwise un­ This book is called Kipling Cant. East. less the liquor is consigned to a per­ on argument What really won was She had no opportunity to men­ Pageant." It contains some of his by her sucUlcn death, never ho^^rudg- New Year’.s party...." 9:00—l 0:0(L”*To Be Anneunead probably the odor of broiled quail tion the subject until the next eve­ od her Huccc.s.s. I POPUUR MARKET 4 :30— 8:30”^Jsek Armstrong—east— --.g—e 9:30—10:30—Jimmy FIdler, Talk—to • son licensed In N ew York to deal in There probably won't he a New finest stuff; excerpts from the Pianos •Dixie:- l*ie: ThoThs Truth—westTruth- 9:48—10:45—King’s Guard Mala Quar. liquor. which floated out at the moment, ning. Scott was manfully aiding In "Jungle Books." and "Juat-So Sto­ When she loft schonl-tcachlng Year’s par ty, how, at Thelma Todd’s iS.").") Main Street Rubinow Building ) c d b z . 4:45— 5:48—-Og,0 > Son of FIro — east; 10:0(L—ll:o — Four good, honest comedy. It wa.s her !>>• 2 3 ^ pt. WAPPING be a joy for years to come. . "I shouldn't think so," Ronnie Scott asked in amazement. willingness - even eagerne.ss to law. exactly a.s a criminal breaks 6:46— Frank Sherry, vocalist, with 8:15—Shoppers Special. agreed. .state commissioners were in Wa.sh- ^ I the criminal law. Lavo, Lifebuoy or Singing Strings. 9:00— Greenfield Village Chapel. "No. Only I wish you had told play in comedy that helped to con Mrs. Lenita (Hayes) Glasglow of Ington today for the national con­ -Prof. D. F. Fruser-IIurrls, British j 6:55—Beauty Talk. 9:16— As You Like It. There was something flattering me about It before Paula did," she tlnuc der popularity wliero other Pasadena, Califomla, la spending a ference on Traffic Accident Preven­ health authority. Lux Soap! 7:00— Amos 'n' Andy. 9:53— Radio Programs for today. about Ronnie’s loyalty and admira­ said. players, merely beautiful, dropped few weeks with relatives and tion called by Secretary of Com­ 7:16— Studio Program. 10:00— Gretchen McMullen Cooking r» ^ A n attractive automatic gas water heater tion. Tonight Dana found It un 'There goea my old ball and from the camera’s eye. friends. Mra. (ilasglow was called merce Daniel C. Hoper. FRESH FILET FRESH MACKEREL 7:30— Rhythm of the Day— Luther School. usually pleasing. chain," Scott Jeered. " I like n good laugh." she said. Tho political machine Ls a great here on account of the serious Ill­ The Connecticut contingent which iC bar Martin, director. 10:30— Yankee Network News Serv­ “ i will bring the pleasure o f hot water, day and Dana flushed. She had sounded "And comedy? Say, I love it. It'a lontributing factor to crime. It ness of her father. George W. Hayes I t was while ahe was talking to left last night were made, up of Coh 7:45— Frank and Flo (from W IC C ) ice. stuffy. "I really didn't mind your Michael A. Connor, motor vehicle fun." levies tribute on employes, cuta of Pleasant Valley. Ronnie that Dana looked up and 8:00— One Man's Family. 10:45—Margaret Dooley, songs; Al /Vi'.. night, throughout the year. having luncheon at Paula's, I commissioner; John A. Macdonald, On the Hal Roach lot, where she their salaries, and starves them. All Round Local The South Windsor Garden club '/» 4'i fbund Nancy staring at her. There 8:30— W ayne King's orchestra. White, pianist. think," Dana went on, "but It waa hlghw'ay comml.'^sloner; Charles L made two-ree!er.s iir.st with Z:isn Many of the Judges have to “kow­ held Its annual meeting at the Wood < ^ was something so strange In having her tell it at the party, aa Fitts and later with 1‘at.sy Kelly, tow ” to tho politic.al boss. too. APPLES! 9:00— Fred Allen's Town Hall. 11:00— Madison Ensemble. Memorial Library on Tuesday after­ Morris, aviation commissioner, and 10:00— Log Cabin Revue. 11:15— The Three Keys. Nancy's eyes that Dana waa star­ though she had achieved some­ everybody .swore by not at Thel­ — (.'oiirtney llyley Cooper, authors noon. The following officers were Col. Anthony Sunderland, police 10:30— NBC Music Guild. tled. All of the old antagonism was thing." ma Todil. .She waa around when 11:30— Otto Neubauer and the elected for 1936: President, Mrs. Electrolux, the gas refrigerator, will pre­ commlSHloncr. 11:00— News. Dilplomats. back In Nancy’s gaze. It was ridicu­ Scott laughed. 'That'a like old anybody needed help, and .she al­ I believe that national prohibi­ I c 16 qt. bskt. Harry S. Martin; vice president. MUSHROOMS BANANAS 11:15— Eddie Diichln's orchc.stra. 12:00-»Volcc of Expc.icncc. lous to think that, yet It waa true. Paula. What do you mean, you ways had time to pa.ss tho "time of tion will be back by 1D45, and with Mra. Marshall Bldwcll; secretary. serve its chill silence through long years of BA DIES SAFE “ 11:80— Enric Madrlguera’.s orches­ 12:15— Jack .Shonon, tenor, What In the world waa back of It? think you wouldn’t mind?” day" W’lth prop boys or wardrobe a more thorougl^, enforcement than Mrs. John A. (Mlllns (re-elected); tra. 12:30— Mary Marlin. Did Nancy think she was having a "I'm Just trying to be honest mistrcssc.s a.s with exocutive.s and America over has had before. treasurer, Mrs. Roy C. Gulley (re­ service— paying real dividends of satisfaction Denver, Colo.— An anxious mother 2 5 c lb. 5 e lb. Fine Salad Dressing 12:00— Silent. 12:45— The Ad-Llncr. flirtation with Ronnie? about it," Dana answercrl. "I'm not fellow stnr.s. She Uu ught they were •—Bishop •lames Cannon, J r .' elected); program committee. Miss tclephoni’d police: Tomorrow's Program “ I f she only knew," Dana sure I wouldn’t mind If you made all imyiortant even thmigli it wa:< or Peanut Butter! 1:20—Phil Boudlnl, accordionist. Eleanor T. Green, Mrs. Harold M. "Plea.se come and shoot a great 7:00— Morning Watch- Ben H aw ­ to the whole family. thought, amused, "that there i.sn’t a a practice of it. I'm afraid I would, she wht) happened to ge l her fare 1:30— Yankee Network News Serv­ Newberry, Miss Alice Moore, Mrs. big eagle. He’.s up in a tree and he thorne. man In the world except Scott I’d Scott. I'm only human." on the si'i’cen. The be.sl insl.'ince of (iOVKHNOK OF OKLAHOMA ice. Harry V. Parker, Mrs. Robert Rls- won’t go away. I'm afraid he will 8:00— News. The Magie Chef Aatomatie gas look at twice." "Only a woman, you mean." her unuanol popularity Is the fact IsO.SES PAG E IN SPEECH 1:45— Women In the News. Icy: executive committee, Mrs. steal one of the babies." Don’t Forget Our $50.00 Prize I C Ig. jar 8:15— Happy Jack, Songs. The guests stayed late. Finally "Wouldn’t you mind If I lunched that both Za.su Pitts and Patsy 2:00— Between the Bookends. Andrew C. Johnson, Mrs. Floyd range can be purchased for gi.2§ Police found the tmpertiirablc bird 8:30— Cheerio. Stop at our showrooms tomorrow and see Paula Insisted they must all go on with Ronnie?" Kelly counted her ns a elo.se friend. Tulsa. Okln. (A P )- G o v . E. W. Ticket With Each 25c Purchase! 2:15— Happy Hollow. Burnham, Mrs. W illiam J. Thresher, waiting and shot it down. It was ’ birland. speaking before the to her place to play roulette on her '"Not in the least If there were a 9:00— Woman's Radio Bazaar. 2:30— American School of the Air. Mrs. James W. Stoughton; member­ i^pwn—gi.26 a month on our .t- Hluffed. I Admirt^l Patsy Kelly I.eague of Women Voters, read sev­ new miniature table. reason for It." ’Thelma thought Patsy w.as the 9:15— Home Makers' Council. 3:00— The Oleanders. ship committee, Mrs. Watson Vlbert, how easily installation of these essential eral pages of his speech, and then 9:45— Woman's Radio Bazaar. year purchase plan, or Nancy refused, giving some ex­ " I suppose there would be as At tho recent Paris automobile world’s greatest romedienne, a sen­ 3:15— French News Exchange. Mrs. Lewis Hendricks; roadside pau.-;ed. 10:00— Food News. cuse and Ronnie begged off because much reason aa for you to lunch show a car with a clutch pedal com- timent reciprocated by Pat.sy. In 3:30—Christmas Coral Service by committee, Mra. Peter E. Basaln and cash. appliances can be arranged. ’T in sorry’." he said, "but the wtatwtwsKsiMiwMmiraiatwwwtsitsitsiHiHiMiMKairaHitsinitim m itsitwraHiHiHitsitwtwwtiiraraHitaKWMiM tiiraratt 10:15— Home Sweet Home. he was leaving town early In the with Paula." blned with the accelerator pedal w a s. tho projection room, watching tho Syracuse School children. Mrs. Florence Newberry. next page is ,ost. ’ He ad-libbed for 10:30— Hum, Strum and Chopin. morning. It ended with Ronnie tak­ And then Dana regretted her Im- exhibited. ) dally "rushes," tho two would get a moment and went ahead. The South Windsor Young Dem­ ing Nancy home, leaving Ted free Take Santa’s Advice—Finish This Christ­ 10:45— Home Town. ocratic club held a meeting in the to go with the others to Paula’a. 11:00— Ida Bailey Allen. town hall on Monday evening. Nancy, Dana thought, looked mas Shopping With the Least Trouble By 11:16— Jack and Loretta Clemens. Miss Jessie Hayden, 70, who pleased over the change In part- 11:30— Fountain of Sonp. passed away last Sunday after a nera. She didn't blame her. Ted waa Shopping At 12:00— Marc Williams, Singing long illness has been librarian for a bore. Cowboy. over fifty years. Besides being When the door closed behind her 12J5— Honcyboy and Sassafras. librarian of Ehut Hartford library, (Bastem Standard lim e.) guests Dana walked slowly Into the 12:30— Merry Madcaps, Norman she was one of the directors of the kitchen. Azalea had left everything NOW BETTER THAN EVER! Cloutier, director; with Bob Sadd Memorial Library of Wapplng. K o n v e r to aa neat as a pin, and a low biaze MARLOW'S Ellis. .She was greatly beloved by all who New York, Dec. 18.— (A P )—Be­ waa keeping Scott's dinner warm. 1:00— News, weather; market re­ knew her. Her funeral was held on port. sides the New Year’s Day broadcast Tuesday. Konvarto automatic ga$ It had been a successful party. Dolls • Typewriters - Books - To^s - Christinas Decora­ of the Rose Bowl game, which NBC And Scott had not even arrived for tions - Besides These Practical Gift Suggestions! Hun­ 1:15—H it Tune. A card party was givtn by Emil 1:20— Laurel Trio. Is to put on the W JZ side, the other Goehring's Y Group of Rye street watar haatar fo r small the tail end of the festivities. It had network group heeded by W EAF Is dreds of Others! Shop Marlow’s First! 1:25—“The Nurse's Place In a last Friday evening at the Rye an been planned for him, and he to have a description of the Louisi­ FORD V-e TRUCKS FOR 1936 Community Health Program" street school bouse. A talk was homai can ba installed might as well have been at the ana Statc-Tcxas Christian contest A Darling Selection of Elizabeth S. Taylor, R. N. given preceding the cord party by North Pole. Handkerchiefs House Slippers In the "Sugar Bowl" at New Or­ fo r only 90c down, and Dana told heraelf she was being 1:30— Chanlc Boulanger's orches­ leans. a reprc.«cntatlve of a lire company Children’s tra. which proved very Interesting to all a poor sport. A fter all, it hadn't 'p 'R U C K oiiperators bought nearly 10c to 50c Dialing tonight: 90c a month will pay tha been any fun for Scott to have to 39c up 1:46— Jules Lande's Concert En- present. 100,000 l o r d V-8 Trucks(s and WEAF-NBC—7:30, Our Ameri­ rush away and then eat his birth­ DRESSES »'* ‘ semble. can Schools; 8, One Man's Family; Mrs. Esther Demmlng is greatly balance. Tha cash price day dinner alone. commercial cars the first 6 months of Umbrellas, $1.00 2:00— New England Pure Food In- 9, Fred Allen; 10, Conrad Thibault improved in health and la staying at She W'aa In this mood of peni­ 1935—58% more than in the same First Quality Silk Btitutc. Revue; 10:30, NBC Music Guild; the home of her brother, William is $45.00. tence when she met Scott at the period last year. Others $1.98 — Salvatore Mario DeStefano. 12:30. Lights Out. Helm and family at Station 27, door at 2. She had heard his key Hose, 59c Harpist. W ABC-CBS— 7:30, Kate Smith; South Windsor. In the lock, and had put on slippers These operators found the 80 h. pu I — Three Scamps. 8, Cavalcade of America: 8:30, Boys’ Wool Full Foshlonfd and a robe. Ford V-8 enjgioe iJ tsJ for modem 2:45—rMoonslckers. Bums and Allen; 9, LUy Pons; 9:30, trucking. It niu exceptional posret^ Zipper Sweaters Service and Chiffon Weights 3:00— Fred Wade and the Sher- Ray Noble orchestra; 10:45, Harold NIcolson from London. GILEAD Scott waa tired, disheveled, flexibility, stamina—and their records rineers. $1.00 3:16— Ma Perkins. W JZ-NBC— 8:30, House of Glass; aleep9. But he was pleased. Im­ prove that the V -8 is the most coo- One and Two-Piece Mrs. Clifford R. Perry entered the 3:30—'Vic and Sadc. 9. John CHiarlca Thomas: 9:30. mensely pleased. He didn't want nonuczl Ford Truck ever hnil*. VVarden Lawes; 10. Cinema theater, Windham Memorial hospital In anything, he said, except some hot Snow Suits 3:45— The O’Neills. Ten’s Dress Shirts new series; 11:15, Sing Ye Merry Wlllimantlc Saturday morning, Dec. Electrolfix coffee. Aa a concession to Dana's And they prove Ctf more—the Ford’s While and Fancy Gentlemen; 12:08, Harold Stem or­ 14. pleadings, he nibbled at the food a b ili^ to say on the jo b, out o f the $2.98 up chestra. Floyd Fogll spent ths week end ; and praised it carelessly. His mind, repair shop—ks rodc-bottom upkeep 79c What to expect Thursday; in Wallingford. Mra. Fogll and Elaetrolux, tha gas ra- In all the most popular colon ahe could see, waa back on the cosa—the tremendous strenitth w WEAF-NBC—2 p. m., Matinee daughters, Patty and Phyllia re­ and color combinations. muslcale; 4:45, Eskimo children frigarator, ranges in price , drama in the home be had Just left. Ford’s heavy-duty chassis sod nutne. Bathrobes WDRC turned home with him after spend­ ;; Scott was acting, Dana thought, as Christmas program from Denmark; ing several days at the home her OM T IK lORD T-a TRIKX HAS AU THESE IMPORTJINT RAim ES For $16 Hartford, Conn. 1880 5:15, Legends cf Old Ireland. from $138.50 upwards. i; though a baby had never been bom Yon get these proved quslities in the parents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Doran. before. Every Member of the Family Ski Pants (Baatern Standard rinie.) W ABC-CBS— 2:30. School of the 1936 Ford V*8 Track—/An n ^ im- sREMWINITTCUnCII—eauMtaec. M loa Miss Mildred Stone of New York $5 down and 30 months **FIns 3roimg beggar," he eald. A ir; 3:30, Christmas carols by provemeoa for even greswx cffickocy inenw. t*p*lt7 1IS% et hRh enlUw apwde 79c to $5.49 $1.19 to $2.98 Syracuse school children; 3:45, Tito City, spent the week end with her .Walghad eight pounds, two ounces. mother, Mrs. Bessie Stone at the and dependshilia. Read the fesmws dfaunetcr ptatw for lonA Ufe—podel Wednesday, Dec. 18 Gulzar, tenor. to pay tha balance. N o wonder ha gave me so much tiTMuowM rvdoced 25% at vtartliift sad tlitfdat home of Clifford R. Perry. ^trouble. And could be yell! ■t the right. Thm k what twkw they I tergvr. tt-tn. W JZ*NBO -10:45 a. m., Special Jnat SO Left! Regular 12.00 400— Curtis Institute of Music pro­ C?hriatmaa program: 2:30 p. m.. Mu­ Mias Barbara Fish who Is a stu­ "A n d what do you think, Dana?" mean at Ford's low prices. rol Chrome Plated Electric gram. . Table Lamps, $1.19 sic Guild; 4:15, Andrews school dent at Morse College in Hartford, ^aoott w w t Ladies* Tub-Fast 645— Austin Scrivener and bis Omaha—It will create a snug lit­ Aluminum and Enamel n'bile They Last! tle family group whra Carl Studt, home of Mra E. E. Foote. Until 9 P. M. Every Day Thereafter ' nUa really a beautiful name." ssrsWCesiRfCs.sieAstA- e MCATLT BCDUCKD MAINTCNANCC F V n p k a Whispering Strings. •S 7 MAIM STREET 54, of Omaha, and Mrs. Kathryn M. Mr. and Mra. Frederick W ay and PHONE 8 0 7 S **Of oouTM It is." Scott bragged. •rimdBmdFImmctPlam, with low cost sfKlns end parts sschenAs plan. RoasterO At Greatly 23-Pc. China Tea Sets, $1.98 7:00— M yrt and Marge. . Until Xmaa.. Stenzel, 66, of South Oate, CsIUm children Ruth and John of Wet: Service for 81s. 7:15— Imperial Hawaiian Band. Dana curved her Ups in a for* $1.00 and $1.59 Reduced Prices. are married next Sunday. Whan Hartford, spent the week end at the klas. Ton m ay klaa be- 7:80— K ate Smith. thqy obtained their marriage license caUn at the Wellaswav Farm. 7:45—B oato (Jarter. Mra. Stonael said ahe had 18 cbli- MIsa Edith BUte « HarUord >1 S:00—Cavucade of America, dren. Studt aanouBOad ba had ja. snent tha weak and a t UM Im s m o t i . ‘.. W. ^.. i'.

VANCHB8TER EVEDONG HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN- WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 18,1981*, PAGE FOUETEEH MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 18,1985. -4- •••I- Negro Jockey Season *s Hero; Thrown Twice, Rides Race Endees Again Trip Rangers, 45”to 33: urnmi^rirMmrrpir t RtTiVBOX TirUDC WIM DAI I l/l^ r'K E Y If.n rrv D rn n ff-nno sase,«zr T h e H ig h S c h o o l W o r l d New York, Dec. 18.—(AP)—TheAduct. The field Jammed up on the TIGERS WIN POLL racing public is likely to overlook far turn, and Thorsow was knocked MERID EN QUINTET GREENBERG TOPS AMERK the dangers which threaten a down. His Jockey, Sammy Renlck, ToL nL, No. 28. Wednesday, December 18, 1935. Compiled by Stndenta of Manchester High School Misa Helen Estes, Faculty Adviser Jockey when he attempts to bring was unhurt, but all tbs Jockeys bis mount from beblnd and charge were questioned by the judges after LEADS FROM START SCORE FOR FINEST TEAM through a bumping field to victory. Lady Hlghgloss won, Weston ran IN DRIVING RUNS HOME «»■ Endees (45) STARTS CABTtK)MN« TWO CHIEF EDITORS FOB But there was one riding feat second and Below Zero, third. B. F. T. By ASSOCIATED PRESS Supporters of the firet three CLASS HIGH SCHOOL‘FIVE’ FOB WORLD. which drew unlvirsal acclaim in AND WINS HANDILY Schee, If ...... 1 0 2 FEAT OF THE YEAR National League the most passes, 183, whUa Laka NEW HAVEN UKES A group in cartooning is pro­ HOME ROOMS PLAN CHRISTMAS S P lR lf 1935. The hero was Clarence Reid, horses fretted for 20 minutes, Kobien, if ...... 2 4 8 Toronto 1, Montreal Maroons 0. BARBARA BADMINGTON a Negro Jockey whose persistence, awaiting the decision A relieved rigers’ First Sacker Blasts Appltog of Chicago, and ftoB, dNiv posed for any hoy or girl of any I Because of increase in dutiea, Dudek, Tt ...... 1 0 2 Montreal Canadiens 1, New York 123 and 114 walka, n g p o e d tO ,. year in high school. George | though not successful, gave the pa­ ahriek buret from the crowd when Rangers 1 (tie). there will be two editors-in-chief only the fourth horse, Tutticurio, Oliver, r f ...... 6 0 10 Foxx atruck out 98 ttmao, a «o|. Fischer, who will conduct the | TO DONATE BASKETS WINS FOURTH GAME for tho “World". Vonne Dardis, ECHOED IN CONCERT trons of Narragansett Park who Pechuk, e ...... 1 0 2 Boston 4, Detroit 1. STUDY OF QNEMA had wagered on a horse named was disqualified, not affecting the Circle Service Hoopmen Hold World Champs Head A P. International League in 170 During Past Sea­ leottoa. bin Dlek^r e( th* Ti elaas, met all those who were | CHIEF OF “TUFTONIAN” '36D, has recently been appointed Gormley, c ...... 2 1 5 wcj cut down on atrUna interested In Joining at the Art j Staked Plains a run for their payoff. Windsor 6, Pittsburgh 3. "co-editor" with Felicia Miller. On one di-.y during the riwient Urban. Ig ...... 2 0 4 timea to 130 gamaa. studio during 7th period yestcr- i Felicia succeeded Margaret Sulli­ money. London 5, Detroit 2. son; Gehrig 2nd With 119, ■on. day to make arrangements for | Staked Plains reared on the way Bowie meeting, two horses fell in YisHors to 22-18 Edge at Majkonskl, Ig ...... 0 2 2 Survey With 209 Points; Cleveland 2, Rochester 1. Other leading marha: Moat Committees Elected in Each West Hartford Falls Before van, 'SC, having held the position to the post, throwing pnd injuring the first race, one horse fell and an­ H. Zajac, r g ...... 2 4 8 battad to, one gams. School CooncOs Foster Pho­ lessons twice a week. Fischer | of editor since September. Vonne Combined Choruses Show American Association « i|h t h r ' will give his time and the lienc- ! Has Been On Staff Since Jockey Willie Morgan No Jockey other was left at the pos* in the B. Zajac, r g ...... 1 0 2 Minnesota’s Grid Eleven Is Oklahoma City 9. Tulsa 3. Foxx 3rd With 115; 14 Georga Selkirk, New York; (it of his experience in hopes of is a member of tho journalism could be found to ride the nervous second race, and in the third a horse Halftime But Falter in Kansas City 1, Wichita 0. times hit by pitcher during Room to Arrange Gifts for Red and White by Score class and ts the secretary of Sock ' Effect of Indhidoal and thoroughbred, but finally Reid vol­ named Weilge Lad ran away, broke 17 11 45 Cecil Trails. Washington, toplay Appreciation and ileveloplng cartoonists for the and Buskin. S t Paul 3, S t Louis 3. H. ,S. World. Freshman Year — Is Now unteered. his leg and had to be destroyed. Clrote Ser\ice Ran{|:crs (S3) Second With Bnt 162. TONIGHT’S SCHEDULE Short of the Record. most bases on balls to ana The "H. B. World” will lose IIc mounted Staked Plains and Genie Palatine 'won the race, pay­ Gosing Periods. B. F. T. Oanadlan-Amerlcan League the Needy Here. of 48-36. ing $463.50 for $2, the longest price Gehrig and Joyner White, Detroit, Preview Films. many valuable members In Jan­ Mass Instruction. v-a'. thrown to the ground. He re­ Salmond. rg ...... 3 1 7 Boston at Philadelphia. each’five to consecutive, tteea up. Jnnior — December Issue uary and la forced to enlarge the mounted and afte; a wild shaking of the year in the E ast Then it BIssell, rg ...... 0 0 0 (Note; This is the third of a New Haven at Providence. Chicago. Dec. 18.—(AP)— Four staff. About thirty students, cgaln v.-as unseated. The Negro was discovered that two claims bad The Meriden Endees smooth- Obiichow.skl, Ig .. ... 6 1 11 STUDENTS TALK ON persisted, and flnallv. after a long been entered for Wedge Lad. A clicking basketball combine came series detallinir results of the slugging first basemen, headed by Schools In Now Hnvon bear Ipr'.I- ! Home room committees have been Contains Articles, Poetry, Manchester Hip;h’s basketball consisting of Freshmen, Sopho­ The Manchester High School DellaFerra, Ig . . . ___0 0 0 I Hrrted to plan for the fJhristmns team ran up Ite fourth victory of mores, Juniors and Seniors, arc Choruses, conducted by Director delay, the field was started. Staked coin was flipped and the winner— to Manchester last night and shot annual Associated Press Sporta Hank Greenberg of the Detroit mony to the effectiveness of the mo­ ..Plains did not win, but the Racing really the loser—was Trainer L. Sheldon, c ...... ___0 0 0 poll.) ENGLAND AND IRELAND baskets. Student Council represen­ the season by downing a scrappy being "broken in" this week, to Albert Pearson, and Orchestn out a 45 to 33 triumph over the Kovis, c ...... 0 2 2 M ORIARH GRIDMEN Tigers, dominated the American COALERS TO TEST tion picture program which has been Fiction and Editorials. determine whether there are any sented their annual Christmad Association recognized Reid's cour­ Haymaker, who had to give $1,500 Circle Seiwlce Rangers at the East League In the Important business of formulated there. Thirty tlourLsh- tatives act a.s chairmen of the com­ outfit from William Hall High In age by giving him a bonus of $25. for a dead thoroughbred and had to Schuetz, rf ...... ___3 2 8 By ALAN GOULD journalistic possibilities among cert last night before a larg^ pay lor having the body trucked off Side Rec that marked the sixth Tiernev, rf ...... ___0 1 1 driving runs in, for the second con­ Inp eounella from an equal number mittees. West Hartford on "Friday the thir­ them. The "cub reporters" are appreciative audience in the Antithcr sensational race in 1935 straight ■victory of the Silver City Associated Press Sports Editor. secutive season. In connection with the study of Fach homo room will have the was run In a driving rain at Aque- the course. (Jhapman, I f ...... ___2 0 4 ROYAL OAKS HERE of schools take part in this. Barbara Badmlngtnn. who gradu­ teenth." The score was 48 to 35. getting practice In writing school hall. quintet over a local rival. The En- TO DINE SATURDAY Official figures for the 1985 sea­ Shakespeare's "iMarbcth." tlie stu­ students either bring In money for Tho program opened with a deea defeated the .Rangers and New York, Dec. 18.—(AP)— The The Connecticut city without a the foofl. or the articles of food will ated from M. H. S. In '32. Is edllor- The M. H. S. Second team lost "leads," and the results look 13 7 S3 son show that Greenberg, l« u dents of the fifth-period Junior again, 20-22. promising to the already hopeful "Processional" by the orchestra, as Morlarty Brothers twice each last No. 1 team achievement of the year Gehrig of the New York Yankees, doubt tops the entire country In the he brought. A menu has been plan­ In-chlef of "The Tiiftonlan". the lit­ Score at half time, 32-18, Endees. English class, gave travel talks on Once more Coach W. J. Clarke staff. the 97 robed choristers came from seaoon and took up right where Referee, Boggint. Time, 10 minute in any sport was turned in by the Jimmy Foxx, then of Philadelphia, thoroughness with which school au­ ned and ba.skcts will be distributed erary magazine at Tuft.s (k>llege. used all 14 players, in winning the the rear of the auditorium down Honse & Hale QniBt Facet thorities are utilizing motion pic­ England and Ireland. Monday. December 23. —Degraw, '36B. they left off this year by drubbing periods. Detroit Tigers, world champlona of To Hold Banquet at Osano’i but now owned by the Boston Red The Tuftonlan staff plans the mag­ highest score so far this year. the aisles to their scats in the the Rangers twice again. baseball, in the estimation of the Sox, and Hal Trosky of Cleveland, tures ns a adjunct to education, es­ Eugene Kelly described .several Tho following have been elected azine and asks the students to write There w'as no stopping "Buck" By- first three rows. Canadiens Tie Rangers pecially in which motion picture from each home room to plan the Back in the days when the Na­ country's sports expsrts. retained the bulk of the honors. East Hartford Team Oo places of Interest and some of the articles which they consider will cholski, "Bill" Sinnamon and Gor­ Although all of the numbers were tional Guards were one of the lead­ Against competition in the voting Cottage at Bolton; Dwyer Greenberg, who landed third with work Is correlated with the programs customs of Ireland. " Tiiddy' mar­ baskets: don Weir, this trio scoring 27 points excellently sung, possibly tho most Main Building: K. 2R; .lean Story. constitute an Interesting and well- SALESMANSHIP CLASSES ing semi-pro quintets in the state, offered principally by three unbeaten 139 runs batted in two seasons ago, of Fngllsli. history, music and art kets are found In most rural Irish balanced magazine. Barbara has among them. BycholskI led In tho difficult was the last on the pro­ in the seasons of 1932-33 and 1933- Rec Floor at 9 O’clock. departments. ^ towns; they are shops extending Kalth Spllinne, Kenneth Trevitt, scoring with twciv points. Tracy college teams, the Tlgera registered Named as Toastmaster. blasted in 170 last year to take first been on the Tuftonlan staff since gram—a Moravian carol written in On A Freak Hockey Play 34, the New Britain Phantoms had as decisive a triumph in the fifth an­ place from Gehrig. The Yankee Every feature picture of outstand­ out Into the street, from which na­ Hobert Snmuelson, Kmma Mae she was a fre.shmap, hut It is a of Hall scored 4 Acid goals and 5 STUDY ADV. LAYOUTS 8 parts, "Hark, Now O Shepherds.” tives and tourists can buy a great Smith. Kdlth Trouton. K. 2r>; Ken­ foul .shots to chalk up 13 points for a similar Indian sign on local court nual Associated Press sporta poll as "Iron Man”, who led with 165 tn ing importance is in some way great honor for her to be editor-in- sung by the Junior-Senior chorus. aggregations, taking the Guards in­ they did in capturing the American 1934, had 119 for second place, House A Hale’s Royal Oaka maat worked into ciirrlculnm. The art variety of articles at very low neth Tcdfonl, K. Sieger, N. Ster­ West Hartford and second scoring It opened with the altos singing in the goal. Jollat made a weak shot. By BILL KING ling. M. Roth. V. Nelson. R. 17; chief while a junior. She Is also on honors. to camp no leas than four times, an pennant for the second time and Final arrangements have been white Foxx, fourth with 180 to *84, the EMst Hartford Coalera at tba department prepares posters and prices." Kelly retold the legend of the publicity bureau of the college, The layout and copy of an adver­ a soft tone, as if far off in the dis­ Leplne, in Its line as it moved to­ achievement tied by the Ehideea In (Asaoclated Press Sports Writer) then turning back the Chicago Cubs completed (or the banquet of Morl­ .OfT- the famous Blarney castle, and Sophie Kalkoskle, E. Connors, Viola In the Arst quarter, the ball trav­ tance. The sopranos then came in Deadlock Keeps New York ward the cage, took a terrific swipe moved up to third with only IIS. Bast Side Rec tonight tn a ganw sketches based on it. English and Eccolentl, Antoinette Fogllo, D. the director of which Is Prof. J. W. Barbara Bodmtngton eled up and down the Aoor three tisement are the topics being dis­ downing the town champions last in the world series. arty Brothers football team, which Trosky whose 143 gave him second that is expected to prove (Bat and history claascs study its dramatic brought out the fact that only two Morton, the father of the M. H. S. cussed In Russell Wright’s sales­ with the theme, and finally the a t it, apparently mtending to speed Boston, Dee., 18.—(AP)—Bowing recently closed a (airly successful or three people, in the past thirty Coles, Jeanne Cude. R. 31; James times before Moorchonse found the male voices Joined with a burst of it on Its way. He missed. night with a barrage of brilliant to the popular will, the bustling but The Tigers topped the team poll place In Gehrig’s year, dropped to exciting. The local team la awiftlp structure and its historic value, if economics teacher, Warren Morton, hoop for the Arst two points. Then manship classes. The purpose of a from Drawing Even With sharp shooting in which every mem­ with 209 points. Minnesota’s foot­ season by losing the town title to 113 and fourth position. rounding into shape for tba reoump* any. After discussions of the plays or forty years, had actually kissed Mahoney, Gladys Miller, Edward ton. a victim of the prevalent malady song that thrilled the audience. Davie Kerr, In the Rangers net, non-bustling Synder boys. Sad Sam the Orioles, to be held this Saturday the well-known Blarney Stone, Kosinski, Bernice Marsh. Thomas he added a foul shot, and not long layout is to visualize the advertise­ played for a snot he thought was ber of the visiting team participat­ ball team, runner-up in the poll for Greenberg's 170 runs driven to tion of the Rec Senior t isagua. the Councils prepare an assembly The December Issue of "The Tuf­ known as "puppy love." His choco­ Another number which was im- ed. and sorrowful Solly, have resigned as the eecond straight year, enjoyed evening at Osano’s cottage on BnJ- since to kiss it "one must be some­ McCooe, Felicia Miller. R. 22; Man late pudding was tasteless. He after, he dropped In another single ment before the Illustrations are usuol was "While the Shepherds Red Wings in Amerk Divi­ coming off Lepine's stick, and the professional basketball ImpreHsarios ton Lake. The dinner will be served matched Babe Ruth’s 1931 figure, which supplied so much top-notdi program, and act bits of the play. ucl Ostrlnsky, Roy Johnson, Natalie tonlan" began the tenth volume of counter. At one time the Hall lads The Rangers put up a gallant the dllstinctlon of posting a clear basketball to town lost winter. thing of an acrobat and even then the magazine since Its re-establish has to eat it, because if he didn't made and the type set, and to fur­ Watched Their Flocks By Night”. disc tjrlckled in under his akates and are returning to their first love, at 7:30 o’clock and ail planning to but was short of Gehrig’s three beat In addition to helping students to It is an extremely dangerous and Moorhouse, NoLson Richmond, John did lead. It was early In the Arst The Rangers came back to tie the battle all the way, fighting des­ mar^n over rivals for national years. The Yankee star set the get the utmost value from the en­ ment in 1926. It includes a variety his m other‘would a.sk the reason. quarter when "Pine" Clarke was nish a working plan to the printer Here an echo-chevus from off stage the box fight racket gridiron honors. attend are asked to be there prompt­ The Coalers name to now to atad* foolhardy feat." The class learned Smythe, Lorraine Van Haverbeke. "If he told her, she would under­ and others whose work enters into answered the main chorus. F sion as Detroit Bows to score on a goal by Patrick, but they perately to gain poBseaslon of the League record of 184 in 1931, and pro ball but they promisa to pro*- tertaining fllms they see in the lo­ R. 30: E.sthcr Yulyes. Betty Wood­ of articles—serious dLscusslon, poet­ found guilty of charging, the score i couldn't put over a winning marker. lead. Tlie Endees, however, bad al­ Minnesota’s point total was 162. ly- that the Bay of Bantry, located on ry. Action, and editorial. stand. If there is anything worse the final production to be sent to "Lo, How A Rose”, by Praetor- For some years the Snyders have Each member of the team should had 175 and 174 (or 1937 and 1930, vide a lineup of wen known playaro. cal theaters, tlie board of education the south-west coast of Ireland, was ruff, Dorothy Wurtz. F^lena Zagllo, becoming 5-4. However, BycholskI The tie brought the New York team together too much on the ball and Southern Methodist, tho ’’eastern' respectively. No other player boa and the faculty advisers offer the Barbara. In her editorial, "The than a parent who doesn’t under­ itoon made up for it by sinking a the magazine. lus. Is a better-known number in Boston Bruins by 4 to 1. been trying to cram the coln-chas- get in touch with one of the commit­ This will be the third start for the where some of the United States Howard Wylie, Michael Zurlk. R. stand. it is one who does." After he which the older chorus distinguish­ up to 16 points, one behind the Red while the game was fast smd excit­ 'Rose Bowl choice, finished third with tee In charge, N. Angelo, D. Kerr or reached the 170 mark since the Royal Oaka and If they dimlay the students an opportunity for pre­ 24; Leo Johnson. R. 18; Harold Commentary", discusses the values twin-pointer. Moc rehouse added an­ A layout man sometimes makes Wings. ing for the most part the visitors ing hoopsters down the throat of 64. Princeton, football leader in Boldters landed during the World and draw-backs of provincialism. bought "Pearl" an Icc cream cone, other single and "Bucky" another as many as twenty layouts before ed itself for its eyen quality and the Boston sports public, which re­ J. Zelonls, and signify their inten­ League started tabulating nmi bat­ same form flashed at W in^r last viewing the fllms. Once a week War. "The lakes of Klllamy In Berger, Lois Agard, Barbara Cal­ which she did not appreciate, he was diction. In "The Holly and the The Wings shot their bolt in the Jumped to the front at the start and the East, was next with 41, Points ted in after the 1920 season. during the school year a preview of When provincialism preserves Indi­ twin, making It 0-6. By the end of be is satisfied with one. The search first period of the game with Bos­ fused to give them the slightest en­ were tabulated on a 3-2-1 basis as tion of attending or*hot, so that Mr. week they ahould remain to tba win central Ireland are fambus the houn, Madeline Carroll, Amelia An- satlsAed that he had gained a for something new in advertising is Ivy”, the soprano tone rang with New York. Dec. 18.—(AP)—The led to the final whistle. couragement. despite its tolcmnce Osano may know the number to be Where 14 players slugged to 100 column. The starting lineup o t tbo the most consequential picture dnilot, Marian Behrend. R. 14; viduality, It Is valuable, but when It the opening period, the Red and New York Ranrere were convinced ton when their furious barrages sports editors and writers, number­ world over for their ‘scenic beauty,’ "embodies an Intolerance, a narrow- priceless experience, and his choco­ 'Vhitfc Firsts were ahead 13-11. Ga- always going on, and this makes it clarity throughout. The fact that Oliver, eagle-eyed colored for­ for such outlandish frivolities as In­ served. Others besides 'the team who or more runs in 1934, only eleven Royal Oaks has not bean definitely which Is available in the local thea­ rivers from these lakes descend John Frahcr, M. Gyllenhammcr, S. Mr. Pearson has toned his altos today that a bit of accidental de­ failed to bring a score. The Bruins ward, led the Meriden attack with ing upwards of 100, listed three ters that week Is arranged In one nes.s which often amounts to late pudding tasted good once again. vcllo, BycholskI and Moorehouse necessary for the layout man to came back in the second stanza to door football and down-east hockey. wish to attend may purchase a made the grade last season. Follow­ decided upon os every man on tba twenty-one feet per mile as they Gyllenhammer, Ercna Hyacn, Helen —Vonne Dardls, '36B. w’crc stand-outs in this quarter. keep up with the times. Types of down and brought his basses to the ception was responsible for their five nifty twin-pointers, while Ko- teams each in tho order of prefer­ ticket from a member of the com­ ing the four leaders were; Julius o t the Junior high school’a assem­ Hohl, J. Jarvis. R. 27: James bigotry." it is undesirable. Tufts failure to draw even with the De­ sew up the game with a pair of ence. squad is capable of holding down flow toward tho sea," concluded has both types of provincialism. In­ In the second quarter, Sinnamon, advertising are constantly changing front, has given the chorus an ex­ tallies by C(»ncy Welland and Babe blen, Gormley, Urban and Henny mittee before Friday night. Soltors, Boston-St. Louis, 113; Joe his position satisfactorily. Howovar, bly ball. Attendance la limited to Kelly. Dougan, John Crockett, Tom and an advertisement that was pop­ cellent hfilancc. troit Red Wings in the race lor Zajac accounted for two apiece. The When their last ace in the hole, The popularity of the Tigers representatives of the thirty motion cluding some of the deAclenclea, as ' Opnlach. Kose, Horvath and Dugan leadership in the American division Siebert. the highly publicized Alabama Pitts The team will meet at the East Vosmlk, Cleveland, 110; Bob John­ the quintet named in toot nigbt’a Elton Clark gave a talk on 1,-and'H Frency, Vito Agnstlnelli, Algert replaced the storting Avc. Sin­ ular a year ago, or maybe months "Child Jesus”, a cantata deplct- Lewis scored one for Detroit in Rangers made the first half a nip marked the fourth straight year in Side Rec at 6:30 o'clock Saturday son, Philadelphia, and Leon (Goose) picture councils, together with rep­ Blrctta. R. 11; Earl Smith, Ken­ well a.s "the provincialism that gives i ago, will be out of style today. The of the National Hockey League. and his associates drew but 200 cash which the world baseball champions Herald will probably get tba calL Ekid and Cornwall, the perilous and Tufts Its democratic character." namon started right off and scored thc story of the Christ child from thl3 period, but Siebert and Welland and tuck affair and trailed by the customers. Sad Sam and sorrowful evening and transportation will bo Goslln, Detroit. 109; Charlie Gehr- ’Ihe game will start at 6 o’clock resentatives of churches, schools rocky sea coast on the point of neth Walker, Marjorie Taylor, Neither Here two points. Before the end of the copy writer has to know the same the prophecy of His coming to His The Red Wings were downed last small margin of 18-22 at halftime have been voted the top team of the and civic organizations. These 'Gothic Architecture and the | night by the Bostor Bruins. 4-1, each scored again in the final chap­ Solly gave up basketball as a very provided. Ail those having cars arc Inger, Detroit. 108; Odell Hale, with a minimum charge to defray England. In connection with this Everett Salmonson, Nadine Sulli­ half Bill scored 6 points. Dugan things that the layout man must blHh, was rendered by the two ter. The Wings had a [ layer in the but after the intermission the En­ yenr. Southern California's IJJl asked to drive. Jack Dwyer, popu­ Cleveland, 191, and Charles (Bud­ councils report to the students the he showed pictures of the light­ van, Michael, Trcschuk. R. 12; Medieval Spirit" discusses Gothic ar­ know, because he needs to write his providing an opportunity for the bad Job. They now rue the day football team won recognition in the expences. -, chitecture's suitability for Catholic Nor There and Opalach Contributed one each. choruses. The solo leads were sung Rangers, only two oolnts behind In penalty box each time Siebert lash­ dees came back to widen the gap they were lured from the comfort­ lar local sports follower, will act In dy I Mycr of Washington, 1935 bat­ merit of tbo picture, telling the story house at Land's end, and the "Lit­ Eugenia Newberry. Jack Puter, W. The Hall quintet wa.‘j forced to copy so that it will agree with the by Jeanette Paton, Winslow Mc­ ed one in. Into a comfortable advantage. Al first Associated Press roundup. Since the capacity of master of ceremonies of the film and emphasizing its ar­ Moore, N. Moorhouse, Margaret or Anglican churches, and traces the use long shots to keep In the scor­ layout man’s plan. the standing, to craw up oven with able caullflowery paths hy their then tl(c New Ycjrk Yankees, Now ting champion of tho League, 100. HOMEWORK FOR POLICE tle Lost Church." development of medieval architec­ Life around school is, to all ap­ Laughlin. William Fish, Arthur a victory. The Rangers, however, The Toronto Maple Leafs defeat­ Obuebowski, appearing in the i persuasive brother Speedbali, one of during the banquet and a good time After driving in 100 or more runs tistic and' social value. Another report, given by Marian Rlstan. Pohl. R. 13; John John­ ing. At that they scored only 6 There are many facts that men In Pratt, Richard Berggren, and Eric ed the Montreal Maroons 1-0 in York Giants, St. Louis Cardinals Is assured all who attend. All members of the council under­ son, Richard Longaker, Robert ture, following the path of the' pearances, running on a smooth, this field need to know: played their 500th game, were held Rangers lineup tor the first time, I the most amazing promoters of njod- for 11 consecutive seasons, Al Sim­ Behrcnd, named briefly the Im­ points. Earn. Each of the soloists, in to a 1-1 tie by the Montreal Cana­ Montreal to take a three-point lead featured in the setback, the third in and Tigers have landed first honors. Burlington, N. C.—(Jbief of Po­ stand that It is their obligation to portant schools In England and Kerr, Lticlle Kilpatrick, Marlon church. Gothic Is the ideal type of even scale, since the Thanksgiving The third qtmrlcr showed Urba- 1. Every advertisement has Its in the international division of the I em times. S[)orls cxporLs generally figure mons, recently sold by the Chicago lice Carl Stanford has ordered Ms church, because every line carries style and understanding, showed diens, nftef the flying Frenchmen as many starts for the locals, by BIO TEN DEFENSE BEST promote patronage of wholesome touched lightly on their situation. McNeil. Gladys Madison. R. 19; recess. But let's get down to bra.s.s netti. Weir, BycholskI, Vennart and optical point, a |ioln just above the the re.sults of individual tutelage league. Bob Davidson, recently re­ the major league baseball season Chicago, Dec. 17 — Lynn Wal­ White Sox to the world champion detectives into action. But they’re the eyes upward, and. "you search tacks and sec wrhat’s been happen­ Horvath on deck for M. H. S. While center of the advertisement, where had scored their goal on a freak sinking five doubledeckers, while Al Tigers, slumped to only 70. His 11 movies as a means of repaying dis­ She stated that common schools are Blanche Galtl, Louise Burr, Gladys given by Mr. Pearson. play. called from Syracuse to replace the Speedbali, whose artistic mind lasting from April to October, in­ dorf, Northwestern University doing all their work around the tributors and theater managers for In two divisions, secondary schools Addy. Ernest Carlnl. George Briggs, for the lop, b\it dream beyond.'* ing "Neither Hero nor There." all five scored, Weir shone with the reader’s eye first centers. injured Pep Kelly, beat Goalie Bill Salmonds and Harold Sebuetz drop­ runs towards the finer things, has straight years on or ovsr the cen­ station. Tha cause; An article on "Life and Eugene 2. If you draw a vertical and a The addition of a baritone horn After two listless periods, the ped three apiece. volves a more severe test of team coach, and Burt ingworsen, his as­ their kindness in furnishing Uio films and univoraltics. She also said that Albert Brown. R. 3; Kenneth Mor­ four Acid gotths fci 8 points. and a mellophune has improved the Canadiens went on the attack and Beveridge with a fine shot in the often provided Boston's far-famed prowess than in any other sport. sistant, are of the opinion that Big tury mark, however, la a record. Some one stole tha eblera coat for a preview prior to the regular Cambridge University is under the rison, K. Rogers, W. Piesclk, J. O'NeiH" shows that "a study of the And by the way, Mr. Pleper, we In the fourth quarter the Hall horizontal line of the same length, second period to win the game. Intclligensla with rich mental feasts, Gehrig and Goslln edged up on Sim­ from a room a t headqiiartera, Jim­ plays of Eugene O’Neill is a study the vertical line will appear the orchestra to a considerable degree. in less than three minutes Pete Le- This year tlie Tlgera, under Mickey Ten line play is superior to that commercial showings. That their tutoral ‘ system. Marian concluded Petrlcclo. S. Peterson, K. Morrison. are glad you’ve recovered your team staged a tally and drew* up to Their numbers consisted of the plne fed the puck to Aurel Jollat. during which the world’s brainiest Cochrane's superb leadership, gave of some of tho Southwest, after see­ mons' feat by completing 10 years mied open a oonfiaeated alot ma­ work In these lines is cITcctIve Is In­ R. 27; Sedzel Peterson, N. Plltt, F. of life." He writes from life, says within five points of the Red and longer. debated against their peers in such in the 100 class. chine and raced off with tha Jack­ by saying that this prevents the voice and we certainly welcome you Whltcrs, 39-34. How’ever, Opalach. 3. A perfect square appears 'Processional,” "Hark, the Hcriad who was about ten feet in front of a particularly fine performance. ing S. M. U. and Texas Christian dicated by the fact that sometimes non-acholarly people from interfer­ Nelson, Mary Qulsh, Marlon Mon- the author, and "explores human back (even If It does mean getting Angels Sing,” a medley of Chr.'ril- Sports Roundup fastidious surroundings as Sym­ Off slowly in the pennant race, in action. Gehrig worked the pltchera for pot. tle, V. Mohr, J. Richmond. R, 23; characters to tho depths." In the Sinnamon. Kose and Dugan came in higher than '.t tcally is. phony hail. 3,000 pupils have attended showings ing with the scholarly. back to work). to work with '■Buck" BycholskI, to 4. Oblongs are the sliapes that mas songs called "Yiiletide Echoes.” Racing Notes they came on steadily to overcome of a worthwhile picture. Robert Campbell, Mary Alice An­ theater, he reveals men's two-sided and the accompaniment of songs By ANDY CLARKE all opposition. They rallied from a drews, Mary Ambrose, Helen Eng­ characters by employing masks. The run up a lead of 13 points before are the most pleasing to the eye. Associated Press Sports Writer Besides their work in photoplay Here are some tacts that you all the Anal whistle. 5. Where lines cross in an ad­ sung by the audience. The con­ By ASSOCIATED PRESS Frustrated because George Ber­ bad start in the World Series as appreciation, the councils are utiliz­ land, Francis Bnrrctl, William Bar­ masks represent the superAcial man tribution of the orchestra to tlie New York, Dec. 18.—(AP)—Joe nard Shaw refused to accept terms and in moments of groat anger, ought to know, but how many do 7 Moorehouse und BycholskI led In vertisement, the attention of the After falling to ride a winner on well os the loss of their slugging ing the "Secrets of Success," series RECOMMENDED rett. R. 4; Gladys Braithwaltc, W. reader is attracted to the spot singers’ numbers, as well as Its In­ the opening day of the Florida sea­ Choynskl, the big belter of better to uphold the affirmative side of Uie ace. Hank Greenberg, to beat the Canade, M. Brown. V. Ander.son, D. hate, fear, or love, the masks fall Did you know: that there are foul shooting, making 3 out of 3 and days, la on relief at Staten Island of character building fllms, develop­ about 1400 students In M. H. S.; 2 out of 2, respectively. BycholskI where they cross. dividual performances was praised son at Tropical Park, Wayne Wright question, "resolved that Sinclair Chicago Cubs in six games and give ed by the Committee on Social Val­ Braithwaltc, C. Chase. R. 16; off. O'Neill understands the psychol- by members of the audience. ...b u t Lou Broulllard, forroer wel-1 Lewis is the greatest living writer", RADIO egy of the human mind and creates that there arc 15 sets of encyclo­ was high scorer for Manchester 6. Every advertisement should XMAS of Rexburg, Idaho, came right back Detroit its first world championship. For A Man*s Christmas ues In Motion Pictures, os a medium Robert Mnck.Mie. Mary Leone, Mar­ with Weir and Sinnamon next. balance, and a man needs to know In the fresnman - sophomore with a performance that indicated he ter and middleweight champ,I . won't...... other reason of equal Minnesota's footballers were clos­ gery McCaughey. Joe Lupuschino, real characters with disregard to pedias; and 21 different bound go hungry .. . he operates an ele­ for Character Education. magazines In the lil>rary reference In the "preUm" We.st Hartford’s his "stuff" in order to makewt per­ chorus are 36 members, and In the wrui. be hard to displace as the merit, Speedbali retired from tbo er to tho top last year than this. School authorities express them­ James I^'cmon. convention. fect advertiaement. Junior-senior chorus, 61. The older gant lunch wagon in Woree.ster, company of scholars in l)Jgh dun­ For dramatic programs, of worth­ "Moliere’s Creation of a Tartuflfe" room 7 second team no.sod out the Red amJ year’s ranking Jockey. Mass., and contemplates opening a The Gopliers trailed the Cardinals in Whitney and selves as highly pleased with the while IntcrcAt to ail listeners, we Franklin Building: R. 16’ Marion White "Second.s” 29-22, with Bull These are some, of the facts the group showed highly commcndabla Putting together a triple yester­ geon. the 1934 poll by only 26 points. This Shirtcraft Give Him the development of the New Haven ex­ recommend four, not previously re­ OLson. James Murray, Howard explains that Mollore wrote his high .scorer, making 8 points. Tag­ salesmanship pupils have to consid­ progress over its last year's sing­ chain of them. He Joined up with a wealthy In­ "Tartuffe" not, as contemporaries day, Wright boosted his total num­ Alf Letourner, the half-pint six year the margin separating them periment, and claim that the coun­ ferred to: Mohr. Ruth McCormick, George To all M. H. S. Bookworm.s: .V gart scored 6 points for the visiting er when they make up their own ing. good as that was, the improve­ GIFT ber of winners for the year to 185, dustrialist who was convinced that from the Tigers was 47 points. In Thing's You Know Miner, Frances Mordavsky. R. 21; who opposed him claimed, to attack vciy convenient book list entitled quintet. advertisements. They have as an ment being marked In tone quality, day bike rider, used to be a pastry Boston's greatest spiritual need cils are encouraging a taste for bet­ ‘‘Grandstand Thrills," which may religion, but to rebel against rolig- five more than Charley Stevenson maker in France ... became • ac­ first place votes, the Tigers led 46 ter Aims on the part of the children, be heard every Momlay evening. Is Emmalou Kohler. Betty Keeney, ‘ Tlanned Reading" can be obtained Coach Clarke’s team once more assignment, tne drawing of a lay­ diction, and Interpretation. and seven more than Joe Wagner, was some high class baskctballlng. to 29. SHIRTS Jorgon.«on. Marjorie Inman, K. iouH corruption. He was w-orking i at the library. It i.s wi;at you’ve gave an exhioitlon of snappy pass- out. writing of the copy, and finally quainted with bikes as a repairman In no time speedbali was Joined by HeTl Like and building up Juvenile patronage a program of adventure and sport for reform. He expresses hi.s phllo.s- Suggestions who has not swung into action since in a Paris bloycle shop ... Henri Le The Southern Methodist and of these Aims. dramatisations. Hunt. Mary Jellson. R. 17; «^AIice been Inoktng for :vll yoiir life! Not work and good sbooting. After run­ prc.scntlng the completed advertise­ the Maryland season closed. sad Sam and sorrowful Solly who. ophy in; ning up four wln.s. the Red and ment. for a small druggist who Is Page, Montreal bike racer, has only Princeton football teams, the Chi­ —Brightman. “Helen Hayes." noted stage and Preston. Hetty Park. Betilah Robb. the ii.siial dry, unltTicrc. ting book­ MODERN MORALFTY PU Y Give something that will add to Wright’s triumphs were with although misfortunes came and cago Cubs, the University of South­ Marjntie Reichenhack. W. Palmer. ‘"There are both fal.se anil true list either, hut one so .simply or­ White players will return to the trying to sell fifteen products, In the safety and comfort of the car Minton, Kowagoe and Western one and a half feet .. . lost the backer followed backer in monoto­ $ 1 . 5 0 t o screen actress, may be heard every religionists; home court Saturday hunting for which he is overstocked. other half when hit by a truck wlule ern California track team, the Uni­ Tuesday evening In a dramatic R. r>; Margiicrite Cole, Shirley ganized by clnsslflcaliona that the ownfer tU s Christmas! New Good­ Lad. The last two are trained by nous fashion, this trio refused to be­ versity of California crew and the Clark, Nellie Burnham, Doris Chrls- And sometimes one knows not render can tell at a glance the gen­ the fifth victory. Frank Sheldon, AT CHRISTMAS ASSEMBLY year tires, a new battery, beater Hlrsch Jacobs, who boosted bis vic­ delivering telegrams .. . Freddie tray their original sponsor's ideals serial entitled "The New Penny." where glory lends them, Referee "Shorty” Malin. who also Foye, Boston Traveler sports writer, British Davis Cup teiuils team all BIOLOCISTS DETERMINE ten.sen. John Cervinl, Edward Cav- eral nature of thj volume. or ra^o—all gifts that will be tories for the year to 111 and took a until Alabama Pitts let them down received top ranking on two or Warden Lewis K. l.,iiwes broad­ agnero. R. i.'i; l>angdon Judd. The fnl.se rellglonl.-r Wade, TO ENTER AERONAUTICS Hawaii. Ho told In some detail of Gladys Addy gives the prologue. members of the old echool of jockeys arbiters .. . Keeling of the New headed for the same high peak 8. Southern Methodist, If you enjoy music, have you GIRL RESERYES HOLD As the play,begins Mr. Blair (Sam still active, plans to spend the win­ York Rangers was christened Mel­ college football ...... 84 vealed that the legs moved in turned in on the "Hartford Music George Osella, Shirley Robinson, in whom Misa Lane had so much his duticL on the ship and the daily BUDGET PLAN scaled last year by another former groups, or waves, each wave in­ Gertrude Oderraan, Rita Pajot. R. confidence that she took all her routine. He welcomed question from Pratti, is putting the last bail on ter at Miami, Fla. Mack, who ville Sydney . . . so they call him New Englander, Henry Picard, a 4. Princeton, School of the Air," which offers to "Oh. for a monkey wrench .md a the tree. Mrs. Blair (Margery In­ piloted Cavalcade In all bis brilliant Butch ... he played his 400th con­ college football ...... 41 cluding a certain number of legs. It the listener orchestral music, play­ 3; Raymond Barrett. Barbara poetry to him, picturca her as a PARTY FOR YOUNGSTERS the Hl-Y members, some of which $5.20 product of Plymouth, Mass. Several was al.so found that, with the mllll "beautiful girl—not phy.sically, but 'Junk'I", well applies to Elmore man), is a fidgety woman, always three-year old exploits two years secutive game against the Canadiens years ago, when Turner was teach­ 6 Chicago Cubs, ed by orchestras from public and Bnich. W. Berk, M. Alley, Harold "Eek " Ferris, a member of the up­ covered subjects as his visits to AND UP CASH ago, has been very little action this the other night ... at the same time pedc, the waves on each aide were high schools of Hartford and may Agard, Brockhouae. R. 13; Cbos. spiritually—of great dignity and Hawaii, his experiences at various reminding someone to be sure to ing at Plnehurst, one of his pupils baaebaU ...... 3S synchronized, while with the centi­ reserve who attracted all to her by per acnlor cl.ass, according to the A large number of children were lock the doors and windows. Jack, year. He plans to ride free lance on Murray Patrick was playing his was Grace Moore. Turner's claim 6. British Davisl Cup, be heard every Tuesday over Kverelt. H. Demko, C. Davidson, M. facts obtained from an interview of ports of call, and life on the sea. the Florida tracks emd if possible 500th . . . had anyone heard that the pede, the waves were symmetrical WDRC at 3 o'clock? Fogarty, ,M. Donnelly. R. 14; her great charm, her quick sympa­ present at the Girl Reserve’s an­ George Fischer '36 and Lewis their son, a college senior fCarl that the opera and film star made a tennis ...... n ly alternate, which gave it a beau­ thy, and true undcratandlng." 'ITie "Eck." nual Christmas party which was Johnson), decides to go out and . get a mount in the Florida Derby. Notre Dame basketball team won its hole-ln-one during her first round 7. Notre Dame, ■—Victor Haponlk. Lawrence Harris. R. 18; Betty Vib- '36, reviewed their experiences ninth consecutive game in beating tiful motion. The millipede's leg hert. R. 25: Peggy Woodruff. Har- most thoughtful of her poetry Is Ever since "Eck" can remember, held on Monday afternoon at the while attending the Older Boy's have a good time on Christmas 1 Prest-o-Lite has always been regarded as a pub­ coUege football ...... lo movement Is compared with that of when she takes a leaf from a philos­ he was interested In work along the high school. Ruth, the daughter, a freshmaj Northwestern the other night! licity gag. 8. Southern California, Inwc Willis, Peggy Torrance. Harold Conference In Meriden, Connecticut. Joe Cambria, owner of the Albany a pacing horse, while the centipede Symington. William Tedford, Betty opher’s book: scientific and mechanical line. It Is Farmer-ln-thc-Dell and Ring- The hoys answered,questions and college (Scdzcl Peterson) Is track and field...... 8 is compared with a trotter. VERMONT DESCRIBED AS Tedforti. R. 6; Dave Heatiey. R. ■Then pause: the youth to man­ only natural, therefore, that his nround-a-Rosy were the favorite only member of the family who ' WRESTLING club in the international bail league, Truculent Connie Smythe of the 9. Detroit Lions, hood grows at last; clearly explained . the talks which BATTERIES at last has divulged the reason for The author of the article says Donahue, R. Custer. P. Cushman, C. favorite aubjccta are cliemistry and games among the children. The they had heard. any sympathy for Great-Aunt Toronto Maple Leafs has been barred professional football .. I that all this serves to remind him Hamilton. B. Hale. R. 26; Otis The happy time Is done, then trigonometry, and that physics and members of the club seemed to have Amanda. The latter (played by Em­ Alabama Pitta’ Inability to slug the from the Boston Garden until be 10. University of Californlla, of a little verse he knew. He quotes POOR BUT POWERFUL life to fight Discussions arose as to the vera­ (By the Associated Preaa.) apple .. . it seems that PitU had apologizes to a Boston clergyman. rowing ...... ( Hills. Kdith Klllott, Elizabeth other mathematical aubjccts were enjoyed these games as well as city of a statement issued by the ma Lou Kehlcr) Insists that every­ AS LOW AS only one short bat to work with at it as follows; Cross. Dorothy Gay. Lawrence Dil­ And conquer; but ho keeps the his favorites, when he had such their guests. one address her by her full title— Albany, N. 'T.—Ray Steele, 215, On his lost visit here, Smythe be­ II. United States Ryder Cup, The centipede was happy quite. memory Yugo-Slavian speaker at the Tuea Sing Sing . . . the warden wouldn’t came embroiled with the man of the lon, Giaconda Balllano. courses. His ability of doing good Santa Claus visited the party and day meeting, regarding the ''soft­ Great-Aunt Amanda. Glendale, Cali., defeated Leo Numa, allow the customary row; of lumbar professional golf...... ( Until the toad in fun The characteristics of Vermont, Of wind-song and vision of the work in such subjccta may well be presented each child with a gift After spending the evening play­ 216, Seattle, Wash., two fails out cloth when the latter requested that Three points each for the follow' Said. "Say, which leg comes after Miss lone Fellows' home state, were the dance ness” of \merlcan youth, with Tom of three. in front of the dugout . . . some of he cease blocking his view of the ing: U. S. WIghtman Cup team, seen by the good marks which he taken from under the decorated and Dannaher, and Lenia Jones doing ing checkers with her aunt, Ruth the boys might decide to bat their which 7" discussed by the members of he.r CAROLS TO BE SUNG Of fairy court beneath the receives In them. lighted tree. Each girl who brought fails asleep and dreams of the Vir­ 9 4 . 9 $ New Haven, Conn.—Jack Dono­ rink. The Bruins management vows women's tennis; Montreal Maroons, Her mind was wrought to such a first period American Literature moonlit pipes the bulk of the arguing. way out. that Smythe will either make In pursuing his natural" talent a child also brought a gift for him. gin (Blanche Galtl); St. Joseph, van, 220, Boston, defeated George Horry Connaughton, AU-America professional hockey; Oklahoma A. pitch class in connection with an essay. Tho’ ho has travelled far; and Candy and apples, which were At the conclusion of the meeting Lenlhan, 205, Boston, straight fails. amends or be refused admission. A M. college, wrestling; Edmonton She-fell distracted in the ditch. "Vermont," by Dorothy Canfleid IN FRANKLIN BUILDING he has sung outside of school. "Eck" spends the the customary milk and doughnuts (Louis Foley): three Wise Men, lineman at Georgetown some years major part of his time tinkering trimmed to represent mtnature (James Wlggin, Ray Barictt, and 50c A WEEK AND UP Biddeford, Me.—Jeon Baptiste La ago, is an assistant U. 8. attorney in Grads, girls’ basketball; New York Considering how to run.” Fisher. Mrs. Fisher states that the Interpreting the tales they told were served in the church kitchen. Roche, 175, Montreal, defeated Dy­ "AUle" a sIx-foot-lOD-pound alli­ Giants, prof football; Alabama, Rose inhabitants of Vermont see their with "Junks" and making usable Santa Clauses 'n-ere given to the Leo McPartland), an early Chris­ Chicago . . . Alden Norton, former —Baldwin. to Him. children. namite Dunn, ITS, Newfoundland, gator preseiited to the Boston Uni­ Bowl football champions. Lounging state as a tall, powerful man, with All this week the fifth annual Those playfellows of old..." automobiles. However, now that lie tian (Allan Coe): a crusader, (John Brown track atar. Uvea in Brooklyn versity football team during its visit "carol sing" by the pupils of the Enes Johnson was general chair­ Pickles); the bishop, (Fred Ma­ OUR TOY SHOP two falls out of three. and writes love stories .. . Fred One point each for the following: thick, gray hair, rough outdoor Grace Lane died shortly after her has rebuilt his third auto, which la ANCIENT YEHICLE BESTS Indianapolis — EM (Strangler) to Miami, has been turned over to a New York University, Iwaketb^; Robeg clothing, a humoroiis, shrewd mouth Franklin Junior High school is be­ graduation, and a beautiful life was a very good one, taking into con­ man; Margaret Carlson, Marjorie honey); a Puritan girl, (Frances Park C ycles...... $15.60 Borriea, Navy great paces the heav Manchester, N. H.. zoo for safe and a weatherbeaten face from ing held. Any parents who wish to May. Vivian Little, Esther Stegcr, Wallctt); and the angel, (Barbara Lewis, 239, Los Angeles, defeated Ing deck of the U. S. S. Arizona .., University of Michigan, iwlmmtog; snuffed out before its time. sideration the fact that it was built A u to s...... $18.95 Karl (Big Boy) Davis, 239, CMIura- keeping. The reptile failed to take JeffersonvlUe (Ind.) High school, NECKWEAR which look out the most quietly hear the singing may come to the The magazine contains two excel from parts gathered here and there, and Pearl Johnson, were in charge MORE RECENT MODELS Lundberg). Van Sickle, Florida end of '29. Is at- the place of Danny n, the terrier Pajamas fearless eyes ever set in any man's school. of tho refreshments; Encs Johnson James Wlggin la in charge of tho Scooters ...... $7.25 bus, O., two out of three falls. tomptlng to crash the flickers to basketball; Kansas City Stage Lin­ lent poems; "Dialogue", serious in he spends a good share of his time San Francisco—Vincente Lopes, mascot that wandered away from ers, bssketbaU; Japanese profesalon- THE TEAM SPEAKS head. They know there is little The plan for the singing is as In thought, and "Orders to a Domes­ driving it. It is a common sight to of the decorations, and Marjortp lighting, George Lurtzena, the cur­ Velocipedes...... $12.95 HoUjrwood. Nickerson field and drowned in the 50c-75« money in his pockets, but there is prevlou.s years: five minutes before May of the gamea. In order to reassure those stud­ tain; Thomas Donahue and Robert Wagons ...... $14.45 211, Tampico, Max., beat Olao Gari­ al golf team; United State# swim­ Lined and tic", humorous and light. see "Eck" about town with his 1925 ents of Manchester High, whose baldi, 313, Milas, Italy, 45:00; Wes Charles river. ming team which Invaded Japan; I t 1b moat gratifying to the team strength in his arm and an unhur­ school begins, students of one room, —F. Miller, Eggleston, properties. The stage- Cheney UnUned ried sense of fun behind the ironic "Man In Waiting" and "A Fool "Tin Lizzy" loaded with pleased cars are of ancient vintage, this AH equipped with Goodyear WiUle DavU, 349,'Virginia, defeaUd British amateur boxing team, which to obierve the wonderful support assembled a. the north stairs, will There Was” supply the Action cle­ ■guests. It Is interesting to note that little episode that occurred lost bands are Howard Mohr and Harry pnetunatlo toes. Last Night *s Fights Bob Quinn opens the Braves’ win­ beat New York Golden Glovers.. the U. H. 8. student body Is giving glint in bis eyes. He has a strong, sing their carol; then another room, Hultine. Ann Howartb and Marlon Paul Boescb, 309, New York, 14:00; ter office in a back bay hotel today Neckwear unspoiled personality and an un- ment In the magazine. They both the car passed the state test the The sal(»mansbiF class receives weak should be related. Use Onr Budget Plan. Stanley Pinto, 203, Chicago, tossed the basketball team in attending assembled at the south stairs, will concern mental reaction and human first time. Charles Maag, of Wapptng, Conn., Olsen ore working on the scenery, and will be kept busy until the GLOVES games, both at home end out of envfous satisfaction with plain semi-monthly pamphlets which are Abe Itoplan, 211, Boston, 14;0Ci; By ASSOCIATED PRESS $1.00 and $1.50 ways. sing theirs. emotions. In "Man in Waiting", a In order to prcpale cheaply for published by (acuity members of tne proud possessor of a "Model and Esther Pitkin on the costumes. Vincenneh, Ind.—Winfred (Moon) tribesmen head for 8t Pete , ROYALS TO FBAOnCE town. The attendance at the last All home room doors are to be young husband goes to meet his The cast, director, and assistants Bill Houlihan, 199, New York, de­ Hetole Manusb was Joe Cronin’s She also says that Vermonters his life work along the mechanical Boston University At the beginning T,” brought bis car to pass the feated Jerry Monoban, 233, Santa Mullins, 125‘.i, Vincennes, and Paul $1.50 to three out-o(>towm games has been are fearless. (Miss Fellows agrees left open, so that the singing may wife, who has been away for three state Inspection of brakes, head­ have spent many hours rehearsing Lee, 123 H, Indianapolis, "no con­ roommate before the letter became Bantly’s U. 8. Royals wlU practice much larger than In previous years. line, "Eck" intends to Join the U. S. of the pamphlet are reviews of Rosa, Calif., 13:00. Interwoven with her in this.) They are not be heard by the pupils. Two rooms weeks. He Is rather tired of keep­ Navy near the end of February. stories appearing In the Saturday lights, and the general condition ot for the assembly. test," (8). manager of the Senators ... Harry this evening on the Y floor a t 9:00 The presence of the unusual will sing every morning for the ing bachelor quarters. He waits an the vebidc. He was very much ' —F. Miller. Minneapolis—Lou Plummer, 218, Wheeler, totematlanal sled dog afraid of being poor b^ause they During his service with Uncle Sam, Evening Post. In the center there Baltimore and Pat O’Sbooker, 220, Quincy, HI.—Scotty McLean; 140, o’clock sharp. All members are HOSIERY number of people from Manchester are poor already and have been for complete week. Many of the well hour and a quarter at the station i.s a page calleii "Glancing through p leas^ to find that his car had re­ Peoria, 111., knocked out Ray Davis, driver, and Emile MarUl, 1934 Que­ urged to report promptly at nine. $3-SO oifaeta the feet that the boys are known carols will be sang. tom alternately between anxiety and be expects to enroll at a school of ceived a one hundred per cent rat­ Salt Lake City, drew, 60:00; Cliff bec race victor, wUI be starters In a hundred and fifty years. They are aeronautics, which is connected the advertiseuents in the Post for The salesmanship class has been SERVICE TUede, 318, Los Angeles, gained a ISO, IndlanapoUs, (1); Cowbov playing on a foreign floor, and not afraid of being left out of the —Sam ’38A. annoyance at the irresponsibility of (it givea month and date).’’ ’This ing, and bad Itood the test-far bet­ studying slogans which were or 64S Mato Stioto Fhoae 4M1 Blackwood, 189, IndlanapoUs, stop- the Laconia, N. H„ derby Feb. 7, 8 mokes the team feel more con- social whirl, and have found it no women, before bis wife appears, and with the navy, and become an air­ page gives the page numbera of ter than some of the more recent are being used by different com­ fall over Billy Hanson, 2t0 , Dover, pad Jimmy Wilson, ISO, Chicago, and 9 ... Dartmouth is atUI havtog San Diego, Calif.—Chief Little plane mechanic. EUmore claims that, Open V to n 8 A. M. to t r . BL Del., 18:00; Abe Rotbbeig, 330, New fMont hardship to walk along at their <>wn The salesmanship class being suc- he discovers that he had misunder­ many of the advertiaementa and a mixldk panies. In connection with the study . TIB Chriotinaa. (8); Joe LapeUe, 180, IndlanapoUs. trouble with its indoof natural lea Wolf, 316, Arlsona, beat Joe Savol- The iahoeiliig from ^ e a e loyal gelt. Tliey are least afraid of ceuful in edvertU^i^gices have stood the time to meet her, and the with the increasing Importance of short crlUcUm of the ad. At the There, boyt, doesn’t that give you of slogans, they are a^mjitlng to York pinn^ Jack Sampson, 318, stopped Petro Goncalca. 130, Cnlca- hockey rink. There was more slush dl, 202, Three Oaks, Mich., two out G L E N N EsY eteSaeU heelBeiped t » bosket bell changes of the manufacturing world tried their hand wasn’t very Ute after all. "A Fool air transportation, good positiona end there page filled with incor­ more confidence to ride around in write a slogan wUch w ^be used la Wahpeton, N. Dv 12:00. r>. (8). J, than lea the tost Uma it was used. Of three falls. and politics. advertiaement ou There Was" is a Eem- / await well trained men. rect gUtemBita which are su|>pqaad your noble chorlotaT the near futuro by tha w irr Nu»- the hen aC tiM ataor, eras 1-W. aijrh, '»aA. to ha oorrected hgr Mtoii ‘ . . e-Jtary tJultfL n Computy* .ttANOHjlll^TlSR BVENTNO HBRiUJ}. HANCjaBSTER, CX>NN, WBPWE8PAT, OBGBKBSB li^ : MANCHESTER EVENING HERAIXt. 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I jASIEB—CHRISTMAS apectal, 30 VACUUM CLEANER, clock, COLONS ATKINSON sands of his comrades dnd the gen­ WESLEYAN’S PREXY FINAL RED CROSS : \ lock repairing. Key making, etc. eral public. He Is highly regarded Twenty-five years from the day be­ lb. bundle o f w u b 11. Laundry de- FOR RENT—FOUR. ROOM tene­ TOWNSENDITES fore yesterday will be our silver X: llTered, completely dry and folded. Braithwalte, 52 Pearl street. ment, newly decorated and paint­ by state oSIclaU and business and professional men wherever he has wedding anniversary. I hope we'll 7 ^ Write Mn. Agnee Malchuk, R. F. ed. AH Improvements. Inquire 701 OFFICER 45 YEARS CHAMBER SPEAKER get a lot of presents. D., No. S, Rockville, Conn. Main street travelled. He has been on active . REPORT IS MADE' COURSES AND CLASSES 27 member of Rotary for mony'yeors, ViaORIOUS IN FOUR ROOM Tenement, with mod­ just recently being honored by a A Successful Son Is The Sweet­ 9JQ LEARN TO GIVE MASSAGE and gathering of all civic clubs of Hart­ est Reward Enjoyed By A Father. AUTOMOBILES FUR SALE 4 electrical treatments. A dignified, ern improvements, including fur­ nace, rent reasonable. 6 Ridge­ To Be Honored at Salvation ford In a large gathering In the Dr. James L. McConaaghey FIRSTJONTESTTown WeD Above Its Quota; uncrowded profession. Faculty of Bond hotel on the occasion of a vis­ The Presbyterian Minister had V a - 1933 DESOTA SEaiAN, low mile-, licensed physicians. Classes now wood street. A special Inducement OoBttimcd from Pago One) A«t- URVICKJN it to Hartford. been eummoned to the bedside of a 't\__ age, radio, heater, 1934 Ford aedan forming. School of Massage, 840 If taken at once. Apply 148 Bissell Army Citadel Here On Colonel Atkinson was bom In the to Address Animal Meet­ Mrs. Brosnan Pleased at Methodist woman wbo was very 111. delivery, 1931 CSievrolet 1-2 ton Asylum Avenue, Hartford, Conn. street. North of Ireland and as a young Interested friends, aa the candidate Going up to the house he met the express, 1929 Whippet 1-3 ton ex­ man came to America and like of no group or factions." Tconerville Folks Bv Fontaine Fox FOR RENT—FIVE ROOM apart­ Sunday. ing Here Jannary 7 . small daughter of the sick woman. press. Cole Motors. HELP WANTED— ment in Jaffe and Podrove Build­ many of bis countrymen, settled In People’s Expression Resolts. Minister—I am glad your mother ing. Call 3936. Manchester where he was employed Floyd R. Moody, district manager remembered me in her Illness. I ------^ loss CHEVROLET Master sedan, FEMALE 35 by Cheney Brothers. He became In­ of the Townsend organization, and suppose the Methodist priest is out OUR BOARDING HOUSE By Gene Ahem brand new, 1935 Chevrolet master tensely Interested In the local Sal­ Dr. James I*. McConaughy* presi­ active In the campaign, sold "I be­ WOMAN, ALERT, ambitious, can FOUR ROOM FLAT, 1st fioor, all A aervlce of unuaual Interest will The total recelpta o f the annual o f town? coupe, 2500 miles, radio, no dowm vation Army on Spruce street and dent of Wesleyan University In lieve It is the people's expression on Small Girl—Oh, no. He's at home, work for advancement. Age 25 or conveniences, good neighborhood. be held on Chrlstrraa Sunday at th© roll call of the Manchester Red piqnnent. 2 years to pay. Cole Salvation Army citadel at 3:00 p. held the post of Corps Secretary for Middletown, will be one of the the Townsend plan In no uncertain but we thought Mother might have over. Give phone. Write Box R, Chas J. Strickland, 168 Main. Tel. Motors. Pontiac Dealer. 6463. 7374. m., when Colonel Joaeph Atklnaon, three years, also playing In the speakers at the annual meeting and terms." Cross chapter are 31,708.25, Mrs. something catching and wc didn't a ® YES-VES /A A 3 0 T R -V . H O O P L t , Herald. leader of The Salvation Army in band during that period. His ability election of officers of the Chamber Mary Brosnan, general chairman of want our own preacher exposed to was soon recognized by the leaders Edward J. Morgett, regional co­ New England will be honored by his of Commerce, the date of which has ordinator, said In Son Francisco the the campaign sUted today. Mrs. It. i s n 't i t ' 9 ' w VES.l -REHEMBER comradcfl and friends of Manches­ of that day who were keen to dis­ now been definitely set as Tuesday HELP WANTED— HOUSES FOR RENT 65 cover new talent and be was In­ election of Main "Is just a forerun­ Brosnan expresses complete satle-. TH E LPY\M PIN E »N HA.LP — *-HE'PAYS ■tfactlTA March 1T» lt3T rooms, with all modern Improve­ the history of the district, strongly APPROVES REPAINTING Happy Without A Friend. Herbert coughed nervously. Cash Charge In charge of the Army’s work In the Republican. FOR SALE — ONE UPRIGHT ments and garage, 256 Wood- eleven Eastern states Hts ability Herbert (whispering) — Mary, • Conaacutlva Day* e.| 1 otai 9 cte Senator Arthur H. Vandenberg <^\T .,S O AJND MOD P W t Conaaeutiva Dayi •• I eta 11 ota piano, A-1 condition. Singer sew­ bridge street. Phone 3828. was again recognized and he was HOSPITAL’S INTERIOR W ife—The young couple next | we've )>cen going together for years. 1 Pay ...... I 11 otal IS cla ing machine, safe, dress making transferred to New York headquar­ (R., Mich.) endorsed Main’s candi­ door seem to be very devoted—he Mary (sweetly) — Yes, we have, THE OnrHER.^IYSO! All order* for irrarolar Inerruona dacy on the basis of apposition to form, latest type, guitar. Palmer, ters (or a period of special training kisses her every time they meet, Herbert. P A R L ^ RlDINCi TANDEM, will be charged at the one time rata. 275 Oakland street. HOUSES FOR SALE 72 for secretarial work which was to the New Deal, but atUcked sharply State Administration Endorses Why don't you do that? Herbert—And we kind o f know Spaelai rataa Car long term ararir the Townsend plan. In a second day advartuing give upon raquaat. MUST SACRIFICE for T700 cash, be his life's work. He next proceed­ Husband—I don’t know her well each other — to trust each other, AS rr WERE 1 ed to Buffalo where for a time be statement last night in Washing­ Project and Forwards Sng- Ad* ord*r*d Cor thr*« or *ia day* four family house, 1 minute from enough yet. don't we? gad *topp*d b*fora th* tbird or fifth FUEL AND FEED 4 9 ^ was the right hand man of Major ton, he declared It would prove a gestion to Washington. Mary—Of course we do, Herbert. day will b* obargad only for tb* ac* Center street, yearly Income $672, Richard Holz (cow Commissioner "tragic disillusionment.” tnal nnmb*r of im** tb* o appaar* FOR SALE—HARD WOOD for There Are No Free Scholarships Herbert (gulping) — Well, wUl mortgage $3600, as^icRAed value Holz). Again the need was felt for Main, 49 years old. Is a native of The WPA project to paint the In­ •A charging at the rat* •aroad. but furnace $4.50 per truck load. Wood In The School Of Eheperiency. you—will you lend me bus fare no allowance oi refund* can be made $7,000. Write Owner, Box T. his services In another field, this Ohio. He obtained his law degree at terior and exterior of the Manches­ K. sold for cash only. L. T. Wood Co. home? on alii time ada atoppad after the Herald. time going to Cincinnati, Ohio, with the University of Michigan, and has ter Memorial hospital buildings. In­ One hour wasted each day means flftb day. Phone 4496. Colonel Addle. cluding the nurses home and the No **tlll forbid*” display lln*a not been a practicing attorney here 21 a day wasted each week, or two Ten Mlniites Of Good Luck Will 1 After a very successful term clinic house, has beeh approved by •olA SEASONED HARD wood, furnace years. Recognized as a staunch pro­ months wasted each year. Chaigc Make You Forget All The Bad Luck Tb* Harald will not ba raaponaibla NEW ONE FOR SANTA there he was transferred to New State Administrator Matthew A. and fireplace 34.50 a load, atovc hibition advocate, lie has taken an this up to yourself In terms of two You Ever Had. for mora than oua tneorraot insertloa England as the General Secretary Daly and forwarded to Washington n.onths salary—and to the company •t aay a^yartlaamant ordarad for and white birch $4.00 load. V. Flr- for the Province under Colonel active Interest in civic affairs, but More than one time. Austin. Minn. — Realizing that Col. Joseph Atkinson Dr. James L. McGonaughy his first campaign for a political for final approval, Mr. Daly an­ you work for in terms of two It waa her first attempt at cook­ po, 116 Wells street, telephone gangntcr buUMR arc a hazard in James Cousens. Again on the move, nounced today. The Inadrartant omlaaion of incor* 6148. office with announcement of his months busincss-^and you'll ap­ ing, and when her husband came root poblleatloB of advartlatng will ba the life of a highway patrolman ranks of the Ann>. extending into this time to Pn'Iadelphia to be the Temple. The other speaker was an­ The coat of the project la esti­ preciate more the value of your raoUfla only by cancallaMon ol the as.sfttant to .Major Gifford (after­ candidacy for Congress. home, he saw a very long pie on the like her father, eight year old Bar­ almost every state in the Union. nounced recently, Walter Campbell, mated at 35548.95. The hospital werking hours. table. eb a m made for the aarvlea rendered. a l L k i n d s o f h a r d w o o d . bara Iwamplng appealed to Santa wards New England leader for a All adrartlaamanta muat oonform Blahs, kindling, hickory, fireplace The ODlonel Is highly appreciated vice president of the Springfield Y. trustees have assured Town Treas­ New Husband— What In the £ J U D G E in style, copy and typography with ClauR. She wrote, “ I would like a by his immediate superiors in New number of years as Colonel Adam and white birch. Chas. Staye, tele­ Gifford); on to New York again In M. C. A. college and a former gov­ urer George H. Waddell that the world Is that, dearest? S'" K N G W d M O U rsffolatton* enforced by the publlab- fountain pen. Mother would like a York and I.»ondon, and has been on ernor of the New England District New Bride— I couldn’t get any an and they raaarva the right to phone 3149. waffle iron and daddy a bullet proof the same capacity for a few years. H OW EU CHENEY’S WORK hospital will pay for the paint and •dlt* raaiaa or lajao* any copy eon> several occaslorw specially mention­ of Kiwanis International. materials. The labor cost will be shorter rheubarb. N O W , , vest." ed by the General for hts consistent From New York City he moved to gidarad oblaetlonabla. FOR SALE—WOOD, fireplace, fur­ Atlanta, Ga.. where for a number i t Both Dr. McConaughy and Mr. paid by the Federal government. i v s a j o r ! CXiOtUNO HOURS—Claaalflad ada to nace and stove, full measure, 1-3 and efficient work in handling mat- Campbell are fluent, interesting UNDER NRA ENDING Yes. Gentle Reader, there la a b* publlabad earn* day muat ba re* South Africa. Australia. India, tens of the greatest importance to years he filled a very Important A project to supplement public a*lTad by II o’clock noon: Suturdaya cord 34.00. 1 cord 38.00. C. O. D. post. Gradually rising to positions speakers and the Chamber feels health nursing work in Waterbury, "Be Kind To Husbands Week.” It and Canada are Great Britain's the Salvation Army. His name Is comes just before Chriatmos. .10:t0 a. m. Telephone Rosedale 15-3. four best customers In the Iron a household word in the Southland, nf great Importance, the Colonel's highly fortunate in securing their Howell Cheney who has been similar to a project proposed for TELEPHONE YOUR and .Rtccl Industry. in the Middle West, in New York ability being recognized by his lead­ services for the annual meeting, at chairman of the Industrial unit of Manchester, was approved by Sena­ (© rnutfi* f«i. rill) ers. he was again moved, this time which Elmer Weden will be nomi­ tor Daly at the same time. Junior—Daddy Dear, how do you WANT ADS. the NRA Advisory council for near­ spell "high"? HOUSEHOLD GOODS 51 to take command of the Pittsburgh nated to Succeed Charles Ray as ly two years is terminating this C3> . k J I JSiVd I iri 1 hey Ain t Done Right By Our Gal By John C. Terrj Ad* ar* aeeapud over tt* talapbona division. Not for long, however, as Daddy—H-l-g-h. Why do you president of the Chamber. The af­ month his connection with the at tb* CBAAOB RATE given above a leader was "aiqulred for the fast fair will be opened with dinner, fol- Slr Thomas Lipton once auc- want to know? "7&- a* a oonvanlan a to advartlaara. but FOR SALEi—MARTHA Wo.shlng- NRA, it was reported yesterday. i i tb* CASH RATES will oc accepted aa I growing and very Important conf­ lowed by the business session and tioned a pound of i tea for 3180 in Junior—’Cause I’m writing a ton mahogany desk. Call 7005. ix mand of New England. Commander The NRA organization is being dis­ famous Mincing Lane j ’jst to prove ccmposlUon on the high ena. rULL PAYMENT If paid at the bual* reports of officers for the past year, mantled as a result of the Supreme n**a oftlc* on or before the aavantb « 1 Eva Booth (now the General of the after which the speakers will de­ he grew good tea when competitors day following the flrat Inaertion of FOR SAtJD—ELECTRIC range m 5 Army), recognized the Colonel's Court decision that its operations accused him of selling an Inferior Any married woman knows what each ad otbarwlaa the CHARGE good condition, reasonable. 137 K keen ability and he was chosen to liver their addresses. were unconstitutional. RATB will b* oollaotad. No raaponal- ‘‘The Gift that Keeps product. insects keep our race from starving Summer street. blllty (or *rror* In telephoned ada g : command the six Ea.stem states to death------Husbands. will b* assumed and their accuracy R I with his headquarters In Boston. It cannot b* guarante«d. NO CHANGE IN STANDING MACHINERY AND TOOLS 52 R I was like a home-coming, and a feel- INDEX OF X I Ing of satisfaction was felt by men CLASSinCATIONS FOR SALE—METAL lathe. Rea­ on ijiving X and women In all walks of life at IN BREMEN’S SETBACK sonable. Inquire 1081 East Middle g ‘ the return of the Colonel. During Elvlhs A g the Inst five years In Boston, the WRIGLEVS. : Kseae.mtnta ...... B Turnpike evenings. How true thl.H Chri.stmas slogan rings when Msrrias...... o it is a radio gift, and how much more so when ^ ; Colonel has made a number of visits Viilvoline Team Holds Lead As ■ M - Oeatbi ...... D the radio is a Stromborg. Years and years to Manchester and always has been SPEARMINT C u t ol Thanks e e e sa:«s t.a • e e e s s B of music and entertainment—brilliant, perma­ received gladly. He Is now to be FourHi and Sixth Places See In Mamorlam ...... F HOARDERS WANTED 59-A 1 ' nent, trouble-free years of radio satisfaction. the recipient of a silver star which Change Made. P E R F E C T GUM' Lost and Found...... 1 denotes forty-five vears active and ■?5^ fAnnonneomonta ...... i Paraonal* ...... i FOR RENT—ROOM for two, with unbroken service as a Salvation There wa.^ no change In the stand­ Ant4iaiob(lea board. Apply at 18 Llndman street. Army officer. When In Manchester ing of the fir.st three tcamsHn the Aatomoblta* for Sale ...... 4 the Coldnel Is at home, as several Kiromen’s Setback league as a result • iS ■ Automobiles for Exchange 9 WANTED—ELDERLY people to' members of the family live here, In­ THE FLAVOR LA5T5 .' t h A. f , AU R.gIxe ^ Auto Accessorlea—Tires ...... * of the playing la.st night. The board, home privileges. Write Box cluding Major and Mrs. Edward At­ Foley team jumped from sixth place Auto Repairing—Painting ...... 1 STROMBERGCARLSONS kinson of Bigelow street. Corps Ser­ ■/J. Auto Soboole ...... 1-A Y, Herald. into fourth and the Ulrich team ad­ Auto*—Ship by Traek •.•••••• • geant-Major William Atkinson and W nshINGTON TUBBS By Oane OUT OUR WAY By Wniiami ^utoa—For Hlr* ...... • u a sister, Mrs. Thomas Hopper of vanced into sixth place. T^e high FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS By Bloseer Mangaa—Borvlca—Storage ••••• 10 APARTMENTS 8 125 Center street. single last night was scored'^^y the ■NOvV, LiSSENJOH, ThHS Dk./ BUT we eOTTA i>ur w h e e ls o n TH IS^ r i g h t H CR E^ a TIMS TO Motorcycle*—Bicyoie* ...... 11 popaicuL model Starkweather Street team with a LULU BELLE SONNV. 1 AlMT ' CONTSAPT/ON. we POhl'T U.NOW WHEN DEMONSTRATE HOW DUMB Wanted Autos—Motorcydea ... It TENEMENTS— FLATS 63 " While Colonel Atkinson has been travelling In the many states, his score of 126. V3U A S FAR AS WE DON'T iPECTlkALER. ^ WE'RE LEAVIN', YOU ARS— RRST Vou’RS CUTTIN Bnalaeaa and ProfcMtonnl ScrTlres The standing: CERTAINLY™. Business Scrvlcee Offered ...... It FOR RENT—IN Waranoko Bldg., -^_F O R B0DKSHELF_ ' _ comrades at home have labored REALLY T H A T OLD 1 KNOW.' IT'S EVEN KNOW /ANV OL'DUMPisJ ON A NAIL, AN' PONT FEEL IT— Houeebold Servicea Offered ...... 1I>A neatly furnished rooms at rcason- faithfully and In looking over the Valvolinc ...... • 2496 imim Bnlldlog—Contracting ...... 14 VVHERE WE'RE/HOME, SWEET YOU IDONT HEAR IT ANP YOU Bblo prices. Telephone 3936. soldiers' roll it was discovered that Hose Company Jrs. . 2435 MEAM f e l l c w h a s THE ONLY Florist*—Nurastiee ...... ll OR T A B L - E - Jack’s Barbers ...... 2421 6 0 1 n '. ^ h o m e t e r DON'T SEE IT.' THERE'S THREE tiH Fun«ral Dlrsctors ...... li many of the members of the Army THAT CHECK HAD AN NAME HE'S ME". FOR RENT—FOUR ROOM tene­ were soldiers with the Colonel In Foley’s Expre.ss .... 2411 OF YOUR SENSES THAT A R 6 Basting—Plumbing—Roofing .m 17 ■' 1. \ j tnauranee ...... it ment, all Improvements, with ga­ Manchester forty-five years ago. K. of P...... 2404 SR NED EY ACCOUNT KNOWN BY ABSOLUTELY USELESS— THRE Ullllnery—Ureaemaklng ...... it 'H ictaC ^ a 6 d A The following Is a list of names of Ulrich'.s Restaurant 2395 ''SANDY Moving—Trucking—S.urage .••• 10 rage. 55 Wells street. Tel. 5987. WITH US AROUND OP MDUR MAIKJ SENSES DEAD those who arc now active members: Merz’s Barbers .... 2385 Public Passenger Service ...... tO-A e ttis SY N(« snvict. me. T. M. sra u. •. s a t . orr. CLAUS’’ IS FOP Painting-Papering ...... tl FOR RENT—FOUR ROOM tene­ Major Edward Atkinson, Sergeant- Hose No. 1 ...... 2375 H ERE ' Profeealooal SerYleea ...... tl ment, first floor, south side, 18 Major William Atkinson. Mrs. Bucklond ...... 2322 GOOD? MONTHS Repairing ...... tl Knox street. Inquire 20 Knox St. Thomas Hopper (a sister), Edward (BEAD THE STORY, THEN COLOR THE PICTURE) rallorlng-Dyalng—Cleaning •-•• • 14 Veterans ...... 2280 m rotlet CkM>de and Service ...... tl Elliott, and Alex Hanna, Mrs. Re­ Rosebuds ...... 2278 Fair Dotty gaily worked away, the way. I love to hear musicians Wanted—Buslneee Se.vlee os.ss. tt NOTICBI—ECONOMIZE. See Imme­ becca Wright. Mrs. Maria Jackson, League of Nations . 2254 diately, this four -oom rent, with Mrs. James Ruddell, Treasurer and and suddenly heard someone say, play. I s’pose, of course, they all Bdacatlonal Starkweather St. ,. 2248 wind up?" Jack Frost replied, Course* and C*aa*«*...... ii gas, electricity, bath, near stores, Mrs. Isaac Proctor, Mrs. Bartley, Finast ...... 2238 "When you have painted all the Private Instmetlon ...... tl "You're right." suitable for small family. Price Robert Wetherell, Mrs. Samuel Fox, K of C...... 2189 eyebrows, you are just hall done. Daneing ...... tt-A 318. E. T. Seastrand, 91 So. Main Mrs. Emily button, William Per- "Ail you need do is see if they Musical—Dramatic ...... it Airways ...... 2180 "The dolls' cheeks muat be point­ arc oiled up right, so they will play. Wanted—laatruoGoa ...... to street, any time tonight. rett, George Leggett, William Mc­ Cabe. William Venard, Mrs. Sarah ed, too. I'll bring some nice pink If we let them get rusty, we’ll be In Flaaaelal paint to you." She glanced up and an awful plight." Bonda—Stocks—Mortgage* m ** tl FOR RENT— UVING In large, Doyle. Busin*** Opportunities ...... It These comrades will occupy a SUPPER AND SETBACK saw Santa Claus, and shouted, well-heated rooms, being your owm /USSEN >ieRe. you bunny-nosed pertatep, are vqJ ''t h e n SH UT UP/ Money to Loan ...... tl housekeeper keeps the wolf from FOR-eiGN onA seat of honor on the platform at the "This is fun!" When once Innlde the music place, EVEPyTHiNG'S Bala aad .iltaatloaa the door. See Jensen, Johnson special meeting on Sunday after­ "Bring on the paint. I’ll work a smile spread on brave Scouty's (h in tin ' that 1 A i^VT vySLCOME?/ Qp COuBS^ Malp Wanted-Female ...... || noon at 3 o'clock. PLANNED BY UNION seTTLED. Balp Wanted—Mai* ...... it Block. Phones 6070—7635. away, e’en though this job takes me face. "My goodness, lots of drums NO WONDER HE GETS I^NOT, ONLY— t o 7 ^ AMERICAN BROADCASTS A welcome 's extended to all to all day. These doUs are going to and horns and other things,” he N U T ^ ^ Salssmen Wanted ...... lt*A LE TTE R S f r o m ALL CMER Help Wanted—Mala or Female.. IT S fh jO U , I a , ■tt’O i l t X t t f f . Ax- attend this service to pay tribute to Entertainment Committee Ar­ bring a lot of cheer on Christmas cried. HUNDRED BUCKS TO WORK Agan.s Wanted ...... *...t1>A one who Is a credit to the town of mom. TH E WORLD.' WHEN THBYRE Situation* Wanted—Famal* ... tl Well, get to work,” said Jack. Manchester. ranges for Party on Satur­ I want each doll to look just WITH, JUST THINK HOW Sttuatlonk Wanted—Male ...... It day Night, January 11. "I’ll go to other shops when I can ADDRESSED TO 'SANDY Employment Aganolea ...... 40 NO PREMIUMS— Full Value l« the Radio. right, and so I’ll try, with all my show the other Tinies what to do.” CUAUS; A LOT OF THEM MANY PEOPLE WE CAN Uva filaek—Paf»—Pe«Hry-.Vahlclea TO RENT BAMBOO GROVE HOST TO might, to make sure that not one And then he rushed outside. X>oga—Birds—Pat* ...... 41 FLOCK A turkey supper and set-back MAKE HAPPY ON Llv* Stock-V*hlcl*s ...... 4t FIVE ROOMS, DOWNSTAIRS, TRADES TERMS of them looks one wee bit forlorn." 'Course Scouty had a lot of fun. ARE DELIVERED Poultry and Supplies ...... 41 party to be held Saturday night, CHRISTMAS /.' at 515 per month, and FOUR Elloree, S. C. (A P )—A flock of January 11, in Odd Fellows hail for He wound the toys up, one by one, H IM / ^ I Wanted - Pat* —Poultry—Stock 44 ROOMS UPSTAIRS at $12 pel Old Jack Frost, in the meantime. and when they started playing, he Far Bala—MUcellaneoaa Florida grackles, estimated to In­ members of Local 2125, textile month, at 28 Birch Street. clude 15,000 birds, has established a union, was planned last night at a w a f a very busy man because he'd exclaimed, "Gee, this is grand. TO Articles for Sale ...... 41 Boats and Acceeaoiiea 41 Inquire of Supt. at 26 Birch St., roost in the giant bamboo grove at meeting of the entertainment com­ promised to give every Tiny some "The music’s sweet as it can be. Bolldlog Mateiiala ...... 4t real work to do. or Potterton & Krah the home of J. S. Dantzler near mittee which will serve next year. I wish the others could see me. I’ll Olamonde—Watehea—Jewelry .. 41 here. The dinner will be served at 6 p. To Scouty he said, ‘You can bop bet 'twould make them laugh to see EleetrteaJ Appltenoee—Radio .. 41 Call for Information at T P. BL Fuel and Feed ...... 4*.a “Where Radio Is Understood” m. with the card playing atartlng right over to our music shop and me leader of a band.” • Oarder — Farm—Dairy Product* 10 519 Main Street At the Center in spite of its name, Iceland Is two hours later. Clarence Lupien, try out our toy orchestra. It will be Honsebold Oouds ...... ii a land of hot springs, geysers, and president of the local, is chairman fun for you.” Machinery and Tool* ...... it Reliable Realty Co. (Windy 'jM some fun with toy Musical iDstrumert* ...... g| 126 Temple St Hartford MWMWHlMiMMiWMJMWMiinimnmHVIintnitMMMffWWMWMlMMMjS. volcanoes. of the entertainment committee. "Oh, grand!’’ cried Scouty. 'Lead airplanes In the next story). OfTle* aad Stor* Equipment «... 14 .Phone T-5119 FGOM t h e KJECk D O W N #>me*vtna»*»vi^twc- Spoelal* at tb* B*ore* It Wearing Apparel—Fur* ...... ii Wanted—To Buy ...... M AU.KY OOP Watching and Waiting By HAMIJN S.M.FSMAN SAM The Innocent Victim r< v S n iH l I B**wip Beard Betala. . B—>rta Bastaaraat* I G O T TH E VIN ES IF W ^ E GONW A CATCH A (NELL,OATS FER. DOUBLE- ^ Wl^out Board ...... if O H , I G E T IT -IF IT THA'S R IG H T- ' THERE W E A R E ! NOW GEE,DONTASK I f ^ e lL E VA a r e , K ID S I SOUVeNiR. OH, G e e I feAY, D YOU Y C S , MY I O'YA HAVe^CJH.Yes'.X^ Bbardan Waat..d ...... 19.a y W ANTED - SAY, .PTERODACTyL, W E GOTTA E A T 5TH ' FISH ,IT AN TKEEP TH' W ERE ALL SET W HATSTHE BAU,OC7lUS WITH TH' COMPUffieNTi ' KNO lO U ' L M A N I ANYT'iNQr CHELPMAKe. CR.OSSIN’ ME ON OAT . Oouatry Board-Keserta 10 M a v i m g c o m c e i v e d t h e W H AT'ER Y'SPEARIN' 1 H AVE SUM PIM T'BAIT TH ' BIGGESTT INVESTMENT OF Duzxei^'s ,TH ' ST&RE cOiTH TH' T'AMKS, p o n y l a s A u l b —Rasuuranu ...... tl To Rent GETS STUCK OKI BAIT FROM SIN K ­ FOR M ISTER. BEST WAY FOR ' S A N D Y . , “, 'H • WIS TA d o 4011"' \ OUT THE O q O V ^ ^SH ETLAN ’ ' VGAIi-l Waatad—Room*—Board ...... tt TR A P W ITH - AN 'FISH SO B4R,HA5 BEEN ‘ ‘ ISTC^AS SPIRIT! M t S T C R . , CLAUSC West Side—6 rooms, steam heat, IDEA O F USlKJCr TH E FISH FO R ? I TH HOOK THATS IN G , W ELL H AVE PTEBODACTYL * US TO SPEND F H L S T , O' PR-ESCkiTs) l ist s o f Baal Batata Sat Beat oil burner; garage. W IW GS AWD BOO y OF THOUGHT- IS W H AT TH EY EAT, TIEOTTHIS CSKIMOl f^SSlSTJ»iNXl WHICH HE A O V S SAN-I Apartmanta. Flat*. T«n*m*ata.* t r IT LA YIN 'O N TH IS THIS # 5 D O BETWEEN FSEPPERMINT Mwlaaat Location* for R*ut tt West Side—6-room seml-bunga- A FLYIM G LIZAR Q M O S T L Y - \ ^ TREE' HUNKA W OOD/ b r i n g s ! ftounaa for Rent ...... u low, steam heat and garage. W1NTERGREEN,IN A PENNY MkarbaB (or Rant ...... tt SO A S TO (M VADE t h e ? •wauaer Remaa for Rant •«••••• 17 West Center SL— 7 rooms, heated GUM MACHINE “ r waatad to Ran* ...... ti garage, oil burner and recrea­ REALM OF THE & IC D S, 1 BaeB Batata Fat tala tion room In basement a l l e y OO P, W ITH SO M E Apartsani Building for Salt .«« tt Hollywood Section— 7 rooms, oil S eslae* Preparty (or Bala 10 DIFFICULTY, SU CC EED S ■Ti' Farau aad Laad (ar Sala tl burner, heated garage; two E >oaaa tot Salt ...... 71 baths. IW SELLIM & TH E ID EA (a for Sala «••••••••«•••••,*•• 7t Greenacies Section—^Two 6-room TO HIS M AJESTY, K IN G tort Franarw (or Salt Tt flats. Thoroughly modem. teburbtui (or Sala ...... 71 GU ZZLE-, M ONARCH O F Baal Batata for Baebarga 71 f * M O O ------t T l M L . " ? Waatad—Raal BaUta ...... IT iaaftsa lapal Ballcaa Edward J. Holl Ic H W O L ft^ CwBal NotSoaa ew**»*«*««*»*»*iiji Sd — 865 Mala Street -J j -.•t9**tTMmi«WC(.1fc S3L