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V0L.LV„N0.64. (CUaMded AdvarMatut au Page 1V.|. MANCHESTER, CONN„ SATURDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1935. (TWELVE PAGES) PRICE THREE CENTH *C: TOWN MEETING CLEVELAND MAY Stamping Out Fire In U. S.’s No. 1 P. 0 . TOWNSENDITES TO BE CALLED BE CONVENTION FLING 3D PARTY BOMB KILLS HOCKMAN, ONTAXK AUDIT crrvroRao.p. HAT n^O RING ETHIOPIA MISSIONARY Do Your Gift Shopping For The Whole Family A t HALES Wfll Be HeU Between Christ­ Kansas City, Chicago Re­ Leaders Announce Plan to American Medical Worker I>ady Lillian mas and New Yearns Se­ garded by Some Leaders Nominate for President Frank Kellogg Against Satin and Pure Dye Silk W as Working Orer Italian Manicure lectmen Decide; Order as Strongholds of Landon and Congress—* Causes New Neutrality Laws Dud at Daggah Bnr; Brit” Sets Preparatory Snrrey. and Knox; Seek Neutrality. Concern in Old Parties. Washington, Dec. H .— (A D — ( February, "must l)c and will be ish Political Crisis Results Bakelite Case.s SLIPS Frank B. Kellogg, Nobel peace ' complied with by the United A special town meeting to appro­ Gotham New York, Dec. 14.—(AP) — Washington, Dec. 14.— (A P )— prize winner and co-author of the States." Sizes 34 to 44 priate money for on audit of the ac­ While Chicago star ds out aa a pop­ Some politicians of both major pai> Kellogg-Brland peace pact, frowns "1 don’t see any nccesalty for any from Hoare*Laval Deal; counts In the offices of Tax Collec­ ular choice. It was learned today on tics showed ubviotui. If silent, con­ upon any further American neu­ further legislation on the neutrali­ tor George H. Howe and Town high authority, political reasons cern today as leaders of the 'Town­ trality legislation. ty question at all," said Kellogg. Selassie Calls Proposed send old a.qe pension movement de­ 50<5 »"'* $ 1 Treasurer George H. Waddell will be may cause selection of Cleveland as President Coolidge's secretary of "The United States can maintain Silk called by the selectmen between veloped their strategy for the 1936 state, commenting last night on the peace so far as Ita Influence is con­ the 1930 Republican convention city election. Agreement "SpoOation” ; Christmas and New Year's, prob­ when the party's National (Commit­ Idea of Including oil, iron, steel and cerned without any additional $ ably either December 37 or 30. This strategy now includes a other war material in the American legiaiatlon." 1.98 tee meets in Washington Monday. third party threat. Dr. F. E. Town­ embargo policy, anid unnecessary Kellogg declared he saw "no ex­ Ladies’ Pigskin To Start Survey. "I'd place my bet on CHeveland,' send, a leader in pushing the Idea of Hosiery cuse whatever for Italy making war Italy to Send More Troops Monday morning, Guy Cambria of one of the most prominent of east­ paying everyone over 60 a pension Interference with "our legitimate Middletown,, member of the 0rm of ern party leaders said before he of $200 a month by means of a uni­ commerce" might "inerense the on Ethiopia." Cambria, Roth and Cambria, certi­ left for Washington last midnight. versal tax on ail business transac­ causes of war." "There Is no reason whatever," to Africa. GLOVES fied public accounts and tax consult­ He declined to be quoted by name. tions, announced th. Townsendites He gave his views in an Interview he said, "why Italy should Ignore Free Slip-on styles with snap ants. and auditor for the city of "Kimsaa City wants the conven­ would enter cemdldate-> for Presi­ a few hours after President Roose­ her obligations under the pact of Extra Size From Rings 1C pair Middletown, will start a survey of tion and would be an Ideal place. dent and Congress. velt indicated a new neutrality law Paris and her making war Is a By ASSOCIATED PRESS back. Cork or brown. Crepe.s. or Shadows the accounts in the treasurer's and But it ia regarded. politically as Old Party Views Differ would be sought from Congress. violation of her obligations. She 7 9 collector's offices to ascertain what the metropolis of Governor All Lan The death of an American medi­ Ifi to .'in One Democratic spokesman said The Chief Executive did not Indi­ ought to receive the condemnation Is needed In that office in the way don of Kansas. Other potential can­ the movement would have little or cate its nature, however. of ail civilized countries." cal missionary In Ethiopia pune- of an audit and the amount of work didates have objections to Kansas no effect on the presidential race, tured today the fretful aftermath City. While Kellogg condemned the Though President Roosevelt did which wlU be Involved. but others In that party asserted it military operations of Italy in East of the attempt o f Great Britain kDd $ 2 -9 5 pair ' ' $ y i “Home Town” Inllqeooe not elaborate on his intentions to Satin Mr. Cambria estimated last night might display strength In various Africa, he criticized economic sanc­ request legislation, the State De­ France to formulate tsmw for that his aurvey would be finished lo "These are not based on any in­ Congressional contests. tions Imposed by the League of Na­ partment Is known to favor greater peace between Italy and the Bsa- Satins fluence the home town' crowds Genuine Leather four days. ' One prominent Repuhilean laid It tions. elasticity in the President's powers. pire of Haile Se’aane. The Board of Selectmen will meet might have on the delegations,. but held "very serious possibilities." An­ Dr. Robert W. Hockmon was kill­ rather on the reeling that the selec­ other political figure called It the He also declared the existing „ Such a proposal Is considered Men’s Friday night to receive his report. neutrality law, which embargoes certain to meet with opposition ed while handling on unezplodsd NEGLIGEES The board's request for an appro­ tion of Kansas City might seem to "most popular issue" In his state. Italian bomb at Daggah Bur, on reflect a sentiment for Landon In Although orthodox economists arms and munitions shipments to from Senator Vandenberg (K. the southern front. H A N D BAGS Tailored priation wiU be based on Cambria's belligerents and which expires In Mich.) and others. estimate. It is expected that bis the National Committee. and others have denounced the pen­ Dr. Hockman, who was a Unltod Shaving Sets Black and brown. Envelope V' / survey will provide sufficient data “ From what I've beard, mpular sion plan as an Impossibility, many Presbyterian missionary to Ethio­ Lace Trim sentiment favors Chicago. But the political figures show a marked re­ pia had removed tbe detonator and and Pouche styles. for o ^ e r CPW firms wishing to bid argument held against Kansas City luctance to comment on it for pub­ •Shaving Cream $ 5 - 9 8 B A B Y SHOP for the auditing Jobs. If not other supervised tbe digging out of tbs V and Straight could be held agalns* Chicago be­ Hampered by the dense smoke rising from tons of burning paper, lication. This Is esneclallv true of unexploded projectile recently. He • Lotion — Talc firms will be given an opportunity cause it's the home city of Colonel firemen for seven hours fought the blaze that deatroyed valuable U. S. some Congressmen, who are watch­ NEW PASTOR HERE TO DECIDE FRIDAY / '‘ ^ y \ Tops — White to make their own surveys. had made a hobby of studying Blue, French Rose, Dusky, Lace SPECIALS Frank Knox. The committee may government records temporarily stored in the new Post Office building ing to gauge Its effects in their dis­ bombs. •Tooth Paste Seven Year Audit. turn, therefore, to Cleveland." at Washington, D. C. Here's a general view outalde the building tricts. Tbe Franco-Britlsh peace propoe- $ 1 .95-$2 .9 5 and Tea Rose trimmed and tailored. Previously It had been estimated The question of finances does not All Eyes On Michigan 72” X 84” Heavy during the blaze, one of the hose towers stretching toward the WARMLY RECEIVED ON REC ACTIVITIES ol meanwhile appeared to have pre­ 2-Piece that the audit for seven years would enter into the selection. Inasmuch flamea on the sixth and seventh floors of the $10,000,000 building. Ail are watching the coming spe­ cipitated only a protracted wranglo cost between $7,S00 and $10,000. It aa all three cities are able to meet cial election In the Third Michigan over the plan netweer Ita edvoeatei Reversible All Wool is understood that the bonding com­ the convention costs. district. There Vemer W. Main, a end those nations aligned solidly pany which previously guaranteed Postponement Unlikely "dark horse,' won the Republican against It oh the ground that It SNOW the accuracy of the books in the There la still a conviction among nomination easily after endorsing Rev. Dr. Ferris E. Reynolds Park Board and Selectmen threatened the foundations of col­ offices desires an audit for the last some members of the National the Townsend plsn. His Democratic lective security. BLANKETS seven years. Committee, the party leader said, NEW DEATH SENTENCE opponent, Howard W. Cavanaugh, Britain wss In the midst of a pa- The audita were made necessary that the convention should be put Is denouncing the plan as “fairy­ and W ife Given Reception to Make Definite Plans On Utlcal crisis Incident to tbe formula­ SUITS when the Century Indemnity com­ off until around August 1 In the tale finance." tion at the scheme pany of Hartford refused to renew hope the Democrats would hold After making the third party an­ Home’s Purpose SANTAS $7.50 their session first. Last Night. Their Operation. Sizes 3 to 6 ita bond on either official until the PASSED ON HAUHMANN nouncement, Dr. Townsend added Advices from Roms Indicated Beautiful two-tone reveralbla an audits are made. "There is virtually no likelihood today a prediction that the move­ Fasciits intended trying to turn the wool blankets In blue and gold, Mr. Waddell, who had previously of this being done," he said. ■ "We ment would obtain support from League of Netlona agolMt Bthlopln. held out hope to the selectmen that would be helpless If we started several minor groups—the Farmer- Rev. Ferris E. Reynolds, the new The Board of Pork commission­ using Btbiopla'e denuncietlon at rose anti gold, orchid and green, Jockeying with Jlrr Farley to see To Diem Electric Chair Week FORMER PRESIDENT Laborltes, Progressives, the Ameri­ ers will be asked to meet with the the peace plan aa a fulcrum. mahogany and tan, blue and rose. he would be able to secure a bond who meets first. The Democrats pastor of the Second Congrega­ from another ooncem told the can Ckiramonwealth Federation and aelcctmen next Friday night to The elements at Oenave support­ $6-98 could delay their contention until the Non-Partisan League. tional church, and Mrs. Reynolds, selectmen last night be believed U make definite plans for continuing ing the peace program. franUy de- the early fall, if necessary. rf J«i. 13 - Gsmsorj OF MEXICO BACK '*17161*11 come with us," he said. received a warm welcome laat night the operation of th* indoor and out­ scribad aa embodying partial dle- Pen and would be impossible for either him “I'm convinced the Republican Asked about the attitude of the Re­ door recreational activities toksn ormament at Bthiopia, oignad that or Mr. Howe to obtain a bond with­ at an Informal reception given by convention will be held at its tradi­ publicans and Democrats, he sold; the church and attended by mors over from the Ninth district by the Italy, In the mtereate of European out aa audit tional time, early in June." Believes Case Not Yet ___ “I haven't a bit of faith In them." than 300, representing the clergy­ town this foil. peace, must oe given an soonomla Pencil Sets Embroidered To Get Wishes. Hoover Aides Bingham la Oooferenoe In the meantime Director Frank outlet In Ethiopia. Bath Powder In Hale *s Toyland SCARF SETS Mr. Cambria, during his survey While former Prerldent Herbert Soon after Townsend's announce­ men of Manchester and nearby Busch will continue in charge under The other side of the eontroverigr White and Mottled PearL In ScotchLh plaids, bro'brown, navy, will confer with officials of the Hoover's intentions as to 1936 re­ Closed. Return of Gen. CaDes Means ment Alfred Bingham, executive towns, with their wives, members of the selectmen as be has since the contended any oonceeslone to Fancy boxes with velour Uncle Sam’s Large 22” red. bonding company to ascertain ex­ main undisclosed, two of his aides secretary of the American (Horn- the church and friends from prevloiu session of the board. mier Husaolini, to oaU off hie oom- Pillow Ca^es actly ita wishes for an audit. will be on hand Monday. Activity In poff. Movie Projectors Renewal of Political Bat- monweaith Federation and a son of the neighboring North Methodist Salaries of Mr. Busch and assist­ lgn of what theI League haihas lo- $2-98 Baby Dolls Several times in recent years, behalf of candidates always is at­ Trenton, N. J., Dec. 14.— (AP) — former Senator Hiram Bingham of church. ants will be paid bv the town from KelledIII ■ "aggreaalon,' ■ might Imply 1 With film.s and Houml B ystem . With trimmed bonneta; have special and annual town meetings tendant on a National Committee Bruno Hauptmann must die in the (Connecticut, hurried to Townsend The vestry of the church never November 28 until permanent ar­ the doom of the Leagueeagua Ttietf. Sub­ moving eyes. SpcciaP. $1.98 session so close to the convention. headquarters tor a conference. He set $ 1 .2 9 $1.00 pr. boxed have refused to appropriate for an electric chkir the week of January tie, Leaders Predict. looked more beautiful. The com­ rangements are mode, according to scribing whole-beenedly to this audit. As far as is known the One of the aides, Mark L. Requa, is declined to discuss his visit with re- view, particularly, were the smaller Uncle Sam’s 13, But Gov. Harold G. Hoffman mittee under the direction of Mrs. the same Scale as was paid by the A new range of ail white em­ books of the town have never been national committeeman from Cali­ |)orters. L. J. Tuttle, chairman, had trans­ district, the selectmen voted last nations. 5 0 c and $1.00 Movie Tracers Doll Carriages broidered pillow cases. fornia. Another, Raymond Benja­ declares that many doubt hl.s elec­ The Townsend plan is not on the formed It with the aid of large rugs, night. The Italians launched a renewed checked by a certified public ac­ Mexico City. Dec. 14-(A P) —A An ncccasory set for convert­ A very special buy in a large Bunny Slippers, sizes 5 to 8 countant min. a Washington attorney, will alt trocution will close the celebrated agenda for discussion at a meeting attractive lamps, easy chairs and a To Continue Wages - attempt to prove Ethiopia 'woa a $1.49 woven fibre carriage with rolled on the committee by proxy. Lindbergh baby kidnap-slaylng. decisive struggle between Radical­ ing: the projector into a picture $4-98 ...... $ 1.00 Any town meeting called for the the Republican National Committee profusion of Christmas evergreens, From the middle of October to backward, uncivilised country, ur­ tracing mitfU. edges. Him large hood with "I have hardly spoken to a person ism and Conservatism in Mexico I will hold here next Monday, though into the semblance of a large living gently needing the help o f a side windows. Special! Boys’ 2 and 3-Plece Suits .... purpose may discharge its auditors November 38 when tbe adjourned and empower the selectmen to ap­ who believes that the execution of was predicted by informed sources It appeared to be one of the sub- room. Evergreen boughs and elec­ annual town meeting appropriated civilized nation like Italy. . ■ » » * " ...... $1.19 to $3.98 Hauptmann will write the last I Jects at the back of the minds of tric candles were In each window, Up to League Dart Games 52” X 52” — 50” X 50” point a certified public accountant today to result from the return of for recreational purposes, tbe ’ • ». ■ "• Dionne Quintuplets as auditor, according to a section MASARYK RESIGNS chapter In this crime," said the gov­ some leaders. and on the platforrr a fireplace sur­ ealaries were paid from the Income Haile Selassie left the question to • S * . . Large 25" square target of 1" Boys’ Blouses with TIm . . 89c ernor yesterday Just before Justice the one-time “Strong Man " General The committee will select a city mounted with a row of candles and tho League In depositing thare a re­ corrugated (ximposltlon board of the general statute, which Chair­ Plutarco Ellas Callca. of the Recreation centers with $1.49 Outfit Pure Linen Thomas W. Trenchard signed a new and date for the Republican nation­ evergreen and glowing logs, further neither the district nor the town ply which said in effect, "do you with five darts. All Wool Baby Blankets, pink, man Sherwood G. Bowers called to The former President, who ar­ al convention t.ext year It also will countenance this spoUatlon?” With a nurse, dresses, nursing the attention of the board last night. death warrant. carried out the homelike, Christmas re^ n a ib le for them. bottles, etc. All in a handled $1-98 blue, w h ite ...... $3.25 AS CZECH LEADER "In other words, they doubt that rived from Los Angeles by airplane elect a vice-chairman to succeed atmosphere. Opponents of tb » Franco-BrlUsb I t J •: Such action will be asked by the yesterday after six months of vol­ 'The Invitation to the park com­ suitcase. there has been a complete solution. Mrs. Alvin T. Hert of Kentucky, re­ Against a background of ever­ missioners followed receipt of an program conceded a protracted war Horse Shoe Pitching Baby Dresses, hand made Ma­ selectmen, either at the pre-New untary exile, said he came back to signed, and fill committee vacancies green and red polnscttla, chairs and application of new sanctiona Lunch Cloths Year's meeting or at one during the The majority believe he's guilty, opinion from Town Counsel William For Indoor contests. C^omes Mechanical deira ...... $1.00 Mexico to "assume responsibility" in eight states. were arranged foi the receiving against Italy would bring riska of with metai standards with four next year, the selectmen Indicated but they think there are riddles for all his actions. S. Hyde that the park department $1.00 First President of Czecho- that remained unsolved. party. Dr. Reynolds and Mrs. Rey­ has Jurisdiction over outside recrea­ disrupting the economic situatian In Guaranteed rubber horseshoes. Train Sets Softie Toys for Baby ...... last night. At the request of the President, nolds, Dr. Watson Woodruff of the Europe. liocal Check-Up. “As the situation now stands, a lengthy statement which he Issued tion and tbe aclectmen over indoor steamer type, 3 cars with $1.00 ...... 25c to $1.69 Center Congregational church, with recreation. Mr. Hyde recommend­ Various Italian newspapers as­ Sport or Field electric headlight and tracks. . A t the present, two elected audi­ Sloyaki Quits Post; Had a death would lock Hauptmann's lips was noti^bllshed by morning news­ Mrs. Woodruff. Rev. C. Homer serted Ethiopia's '^stubbomneee” in Table Tennis Baby Sweaters, $1.19 to $1.69 79 forever. If he later should be found AVIATION SCHOOLS ed that the two t^ r d s together Fine quality pure linen lunch tors, one Republican' and one Demo­ papers, and copies of an afternoon Ginns of the North Methodist appealing to the League against the Large act with strong net and crat. have received salaries of $125 paper which issued an extra con­ formulate plans for oil recreation. $1.00 cloths with novelty borders in blue, church and Mrs. Ginns, Rev. David Selectman Harold M. Reed, a proposals for an esebange at bla four sanded paddles. Coaster Wagons Children’s Sweaters, sizes 3 to a year for checking over the books. Remarbble Career. (Continued on Pnge Two) taining his declaratlona were con­ territory with Italy marked it aa Special, large steel wagons red, gold and green. Carter of the Federated church of member of the committe appointed GLASSES 6 ...... $1.19 to $1.98 fiscated by police. FOR STATE URGED Wapping and Mrs. Carter The dea­ blameworthy tor the ICast African with one-inch rubber tired Strike Threatened by the selectmen to UDofftclally conflict “Big Shot” $2-49 (Oenttaued oa Page Two) cons and their wives and members supervlee the recreation activlUea Clear, luminous lens. Ex­ wheels. Steel body measures While workera' organizations of the business committee and their Informed Italian sources hinted 33" long. Special! Praha, Czechoslovakia, Dec. 14.— threatened a general strike unless until permanent arrangements are Ladies’ Scarfs cellent magnification. Pin Games (AP)—Thomas G. Masaryk, 85 wives, and Mrs. C. J. Strickland, the Ethiopian aland might bring a BOARD TO MEET Calles left Mexico immediately, the completed and investigate the pos­ slackening of application of sanc­ Metal and wood construction. $1.00 years old, first president of Czecho­ Morris Would Hare Free president of the Women's League, sibility of placing the Indoor ac­ •Boucle Wool A favorite game for young or Scout slovakia, resigned today. former President remained in his constituted the committee In tions on Italy. Reliable IndlcaUons Billy Sunday-isms capital realdence, guarded by only tivities on a self supporting basis, were that Mussolini would attempt old. Coaster Wagons Dr. Masaryk was elected first charge. They also served In receiv- reported recommendations $o the • Silk Crepe SNOW president of Czechoslovakia in No­ REGULAR NIGHTS two Boldlers and accompanied by to take more land, while consider­ Groond Courses Taught; board. Large, extra beavy ateel In view of the revived inter­ his son Rudolfo, former secretary (Oontlnned On Page Two) ing the terms giving Italy Eastenm BLACKBOARDS coaater. Roller-bearing artillery est Ih Billy Sunday's unique vember, 1913, when the nation was A possibility that the Board of $3-98 granted Independence after the of communications, and Luis Tlgre Province, SmiUicrn Ogoden of genuine slate, desk style on easel frame fitted wheels. epigrams, .due to bis recent Mdrones, prominent labor leader. EMucatlon might be Interested in Province and -. colonization zone In death, The Herald will print World War and the Republic was Tentatiye Phus Made. assuming complete control of the with colored study charts. proclaimed. (Jalles left Mexico last June after Bthiopia in exchange for Ethiopian 5 9 c and $1.00 Men’s Iftitia] the best of them dally until Sessions to Be Held Each deploring the “Marathon of Radi­ Recreation centera was suggested access to the sea and retention of 38” B oards...... $1.98 BASEMENT GIFT ITEMS they are exhausted. In 1920, the National Assembly TOWN TRUCK REPAIR by Everett McKinney of the school SUITS voted him the privilege of remain­ calism" Into which he said Presi­ Western Tlgre Province. Electric Sandwich Toasters------dent Lazaro Cardenas was leading Hartford, Dec. 14— (A P )—Charles board, Mr. Reed reported. The sug­ 44” B oards...... $2.98 ing president as long as he desired, H rst and Thi|B Mondays L Morris, state aviation commis­ gestion was Ignored In tbe plan to Yank sdme of the groans out of in recognition of Us life-long work the country. He disapproved at New Cannon Handkerchiefs your prayers, and shove in some that time of Cardenas' political and sioner, said today that be plans to confer with the park board. League Divided for which be was called "The Liber­ COST WILL BE $200 During a campaign to get new All pure linen. Packed 3 in Aluminum Baking Sets with Elec- shouts. ator." It Is Decided. economic pollelee. submit to WPA officials in New Ha­ On Peace Plans Electric Flat Irons . . . .$1.98-$4.95 2-Piece Models With Plaid • • • Tbs Pruident asserted In reply ven a proposal to establish free avia­ members of the Rec as part of the a box. tric S to v e ...... $1.50 After signing Us decree of abdi­ self-supporting plans, 300 signed Geneva, Dec. 14.— (A P )—The Electric Toasters...... $1.29-$3.95 The right preaching of the Gospel cation at Lany Castle, Masaryk that he was determined to continue tion ground echools throughout Con­ TOWELS k will never hurt anything good. the Socialistic program outlined by necticut. pledges to Join but only ten Joined campaign to achieve peace in East • • • went to the front of the great resi­ The Board of Selectmen, starting Africh appeared developing today Make up your own seta. Re­ Top and Plain Ski Pants the National Evolutionary Party. The commissioner, expressing con­ Win Reqaire That Much to and paid dues, Mr. Reed reported. Aluminum Griddle and Breakfast Electric Mixers...... $14.95-$18.95 dence and took his last presidential the first of the year will meet reg­ The poor shoyrlng was esused by into a struggle over the Franco- versible solid color towels with It takes a big man to see otker salute from the assembled guard. After a majority of the men prom­ fidence the plan would receive early people succeed without raising a ularly the first and third Mondays inent in politics gave their support the unsettled future of tbe activi­ British settlement plan, its advo­ white border effect. box Sets ...... $1.00 Electric Novelty Lam ps...... Then the presidential fi«g was cates believing Italy—-In tho inter­ howL o f each month It decided laat night to Cardenas, Calles left Mexico. (OoDUonod On Page Two) Put Them in Shape for ties, he surmised...... $1.00-$1.49 • * • hauled down trom Its staff. Previously the board has met once His committee recommended that ests of European peace— must be 22” X 44" on Aluminum Pastry Sets...... 50c Sizes 7 to 20 A large crowd cheered the aged a board of five members be assign­ given an economic outlet In Ethio­ You say, "Mr. Sunday, the national hero. * month with no definite date for the Bath Towels 0 * / C Church Is fun o f hypocrites.'' So's session and has had special meetings State Tests. ed to supervise the recreational ac­ pia. Three Little Pigs Laundry Sets.. Chrome Bread Trays.. $1.00-$1.98 Against them were posed tbe ar­ ■ m m m SS i hell. I say to you if you ^ n 't want at the call of the chairman or the tivities, that the buildings be open­ Masaryk of Czechoslovakia gain­ ed at 5 p. m. Instead of 1 p. m. each guments of those convinced that Guest Towels 1 9 c ...... 25c Chrome Relish Dishes, $1.29-$2.98 to go to heU and live with that ed much of bis knowle^e and love clerk. bunch forever, come into the The action was taken after Select­ Was Friday 13th a Jinx? More than $200 will be needed to day, that the status of Mt. Nebo, any concessions to Premier Muiso- of the Republican form of govern­ Hnl. to call off his adjudged aggres­ Chrome Cocktail Shakers...... Church, where you won't have to man Mathlaa Spiesa took his fellow repair the eeveral trucks owned ny (privately owned athletij field oper­ Folding Ironing Tables . .25c - 50c ment from experience in the United ated by the Rees) be studied, that a sion in Ethiopia, might imply the Face Cloths 1 0 c $7 -98- $ 9.98 associate with them very long. States. members to task for doing a lot of the town so that they will meet the ...... $1.98-$3.98 • • • municipal golf course be considered doom of the League of Nations. His father was a coachman in an uaeleaa talking and wasting Ume Points of View Differ requirements of the teats being jToy Electric Irons...... $1.25 • I know what it is to go to bed as a new activity and that an en­ The Italians themselves launched Chrome Sandwich T ray s.. . :$3.98 obscure district of 'Moravia when during meetings. made by the State Department of a renewed attempt to p-ove that Bath Mats 7 Q r » with aa honest dollar in my over- Mr. Spless Insisted that the board Moto 'Vehicles, Clerk George H. closed athletic field be considered Mother’s Uttle Helper the Czechs were politically impo­ as a means of Increasing the Ethiopia was a backward, uncivil­ Chrome Well-and-Tree Platters.. aUt pocket, when the Goodess of tent. should stick to parliamentary pro­ Kansas C3ty, Dec. 14.— (AP) — s.upholsterer, who suffered Injuries In Waddell informed the selectmen Liberty became a Jenny Lind, and amount of revenue. ized country, urgently neQing tte Gleaning Sets Blarrlee Amerleaa cedure and moke an effort to trans­ Friday the Thirteenth 7 Just an- \ accidents on u many 1 8 ^ and last night. help of a civilized nation like Italy. Carpet sweeper, dust mqp, $ 1.00 ...... $1.98-$3.^ the ee^e on the other side became whose email son died on a Uth. The permit for a gasoline filling All White Cannon He studied In Vienna and Lelpxlg act its business with os Uttle waste other day. Tragic, Joyful, monot-1 Two trucks will not lie able to broom and dust pan.______Set a nightingale and they'd eing a poor, The day brought tragedy to others station to be operated by the and met an American girl. Miss motion as possible. onous— the point of view de­ pass the tests until Ixwster brakes TREASURY BALANCE bomelesa orphan boy to aleep. (Jharlotte Garrigue of Brookism befitting its fateful connotation. are installed at a cost of $75 for American OH company on land Fancy Pottery Vases .. .25c-$1.98 • • • As a result of bis effort the board termined. I owned by Edward J. Holl at Foster FLANNEL while In college. Miss Garrigue re­ waded through more business than But not to two Palestine, Tez., each truck, he aald. All but a few Dolls Plenty o f folks wUl taU you there Some called it lucky. and East Center streets was signed Washington. Dec. 14.— (A P )— TOWELS Ladies’ Fine Qiulity Mixing Bowl S e ts ...... 50c-$1.25 turned to the United States and It has at any one meeting in a long deputies, (Jublt Wylie and WIU Gor­ of the trucks were rejected for The position of tho Treasury on One table o f assorted dressed Isn't any devil—that he Is Just a Not Arthur D. West, who died on ' don, who reached safety Just oa a by tbe selectmen last nigbL with checkered border. Masaryk followed her here m any- time. In its effort to accompilab nearly every qualification required December 12 was: Receipts $18,- Sheer Linen dolls, composition, movable Serving Trays...... 25c-$1.00 figure of speech, a poetic peraoni- Ing her In 1878. San Quentld's gallows. bridge collapsed behind them. heads, some with wigs; also soft $1.00 flcation o f the sin in our nature. as much as possible, pariiameutary by the state, according to Mr. Wad­ 187.764.37; expenditures $24,668,- Masaryk,k, on tibis return to his na- Not the parents of 6-year-o!d I Not to Alma Bennett at 8L Louis, dell. (Continued on Page Twe) body baby dolls. Your choice: ROBES People who eay that—and especial­ procedure was forgotten entirely. 931.52; balance $1,324.118,975J1; 22” X 44” Bath Size 3 Metal Book E n d s...... $1.00-$2.98 Uvs land, fought his way upward Robert Lang, killed by a motor car who regained consciousness after Selectmen James H. John.ston and ly an the Ume-eervlag, hypocritical After five and a half hours the board at Emporia, Kas. customs receipts for the month Handkerchiefs New models. Double-breasted and through political and Questional adjourned for a week without hav­ five days in the shadow of death, a Joseph G. Pero w ereappointed to ministers who eay it —are liara ranks to become a deputy In the Not Percy L. Gassaway, Okla­ traffic victim. $13,330,845.46. They are caning the Holy Bible a ing read the minutes o f its last investigate the desirability of mak­ Guest Size Shadow hems. Applique. high necklines. Austrian ParUament and a college homa's cowboy Congressman, who Not to the Condor Petroleum Cor­ Receipts for the fiscal year (since V Double Cash lie. I’U believe the Bible before ru meetings and with considerable work ing the repairs or purchasing new professor. suffered bis first defeat as a defeiue poration which brought in Ita 13th equipment WPA Workers July 1), $1,609,904,697.45: expendh believe a lot of time-serving, aa- During the World War, be be­ tmtouched. attorney — and ran out of gasoline turea, $3,391,951,264.72; includln| Your Xmas cletyfled, tea-drinking, amtrking test near Abilene, Tex., for the 13th The ancient Ford touring car used Fzce Ooths li came commander-in-chlef of the The necessity for regular nights on the way home. oU producer in the field. W PA workers will receive $1,524,845,890.41 of emergency ex­ Green Stamps preacbere. No, air! You take God's for meetings was pressed by Select­ by highway department employees Club Checks Czech army in Russia—organized Not Bruno Richard Hauptmann, It wasn't a Jinx day for Joe Louis, passed the test with flying colors. their wages at the Munici­ penditures; excess of expenditures, Given The J W lU L C COM 'word for It, there ie a devU, and a out of the Slavic prisoners of war man David (Tbambers. Selectman |C each $3*98 and $5.98 big one, too. convicted on Feb. 13 and resentenced the Detroit pugilist, who knocked In its second trip through the gaunt­ pal garage at 2:30 this $1,782,046,567.37; gross debt. $2».- Bath Mats 7' In All Depts. Here! captured by the Ruisians. This Joseph Pero insisted that meetings Dec. 13 to die the week of Jan. 18 out Paulino uzeuduo. let but bQ ly needs a new top. J. 896,289,115.44. e decresee o f $3.- anchester onn be held at least as often as every afternoon. M C * (Copyright by John C. Winston Co.) for killing the Lindbergh baby. But Paulino might disagree. Frank Bowen, head of the depart­ 284,279.00 under the previous dey} (CinaW ad Oa Paga Twa) two weeks. . Not Horry Swan, aifton, N. J-, The point of view determines. ment informed the board. gold assets, $10,078,310,688.04. ^

1 1, ...... , ^ ^ J-Jii V Jill.-W faflitfli / '' -rf ■ rn'm'i ‘‘i-4 All-!-''- ■utmouam-SB BWnirtu b b iu u «i ^ ■A X fU K n rm i, IXIMN. BATURDAT, DECEMBER 14,1085, ■ANCREarrSR e v e n in g h e r a ld . UANCHBErBR, OONNi, SATtnTOAY, DECEMBER 14.1985. imp -I- - ^ quick wotfe of tha flreneh than 11m amual Christmaa party of waa but little damaga. Tha ohlnmay the Luther League of the Emanuel WEDDINGS .WedOFSoiidvHelMOl sohool. 11:00 a. m.— Hnllnsos meot- sennon: Matt 20, ^ 0 . Subjoet: satisfaction at contributing to tha aloe to be to tha form er « fbe< waa flllad with aoot and the man Manchester ABOUT TOWN Lutheran church wUI ba held next I NAMES ASSISTANTS ing. 8:00 p. m.— Christiana praise That Jesus Christ Is Ttoly U>e Mes­ welfare of the project as a whole obower, to help fill tha ChrioUlM tOWN METnNG RO CKVniE cleaned it out In short order. Wednesday evsnlag InstaafL of service. 7:00 p. m.— Open air serv­ siah Who Was Expectea. to Come. while receiving practical experience boskets. Jelllea and coonad goods DecUaea to Serva aa Chatnnaa Date Book Uyatie Review, Woman’a Benefit Tuesday as originally scheduled, due Gozdz-Monaghan ice In front o f the haU. 7:30 p. m.—i 1. Because ttaia person exactly an­ ' 7 m along agricultural lines. would be moat acceptable at, thte John N. Keeney o f this city, praat- aasociation, wUl entertain junior to the concert at U e high school. FOR BKIUDAY BALL Ezra Teaching the Law of God Salvation meeting. swers to the description o f Ute prom­ Every child at the home haa a time, but just bring along anything dent of tha ToUand Coimty Demo­ members with a Christmas party Miss Arline Ruth Monaghan, The Week ised Messiah. 2. Becaiite, HU savings account in one o f the ICaton you may have on hand th a tvoU M TO BE CALLED N ext Week The party la open to all members of s / / m Rapids banks and Is taught the cratic Association, has declined to Tuesday evening at 7 o'clock, in the church. daughter o f Mr. and Mra. W illiam C. Tuesday at 7:80 p. m.— Cottage deeds exactly correspond to^ ^the be suitable to help fin the baaketo. Dec. 17.— Cbrlstmaa concert and value of thrift in practice te well Odd Fellows ball, A decorated Monaghan of Taleottville, will be meeting at the home of Mra. Leon­ deeds which the Messiah waa to per­ Mrs. Olive Cbortier attended the 40 PER CENT OF AUTOS ■arva as chairman of the President carol sing, High School choruses, T ext: E zra 2:10; N ^ en d a k 8:1-8, as in principle. Each chlM that Christmas tree will be arranged by married to Zigmund Ooziu, son of ard WUaon on Btssell street, next form. S. Because He was preced^ Buddies Girls Scout meeting of Troop . U , ONTAXESAUDIT Roosevelt Birthday Ball committee assisted by orchestra, at High A cabaret dance will be held by 8. 8, S-U. goes to school is given a chance to Mrs. Ethel (Jowles, chairman, and Mr. and Mra. John Gosdz of 287 Chairman Charles ODowd door to Herald building. Y. P. band by the forerunner who was to go which this Unit sponsors, ■ and for the. coming dance. Mr. Keeney school hall. the W a3TB and Meana committee earn his or her own "spending TESTED ARE APPROVED her committee, and Santa Claus Oakland atreet this afternoon. The H n iDtesaatteoal Uniform Sun­ before (he Messiah.- started the children in their first baa served in this capacity for the Coming Bventa Dilworth-Cornell post, American Le­ WHAT THE WORD IS rehearsal at 6:15 p. m. Corps Cadet money." a portion of which must go (C I iM tt r»c* OM) past two years. Another prominent wiU psy a visit and bring gifts for gion, In January for tbe Legion esremony will taka place at 2:30 p. day Sehoel Leeeoa for Dec. 15. class a t '7:30 p. m. Senior band re­ lesson in Block-Printing. Several Dse. 27.— Reunion and dance of m, at the . Taleottville Congrega­ Selects Chairmen of Sob" Aaderson-Shea Auxiliary, V, F. W. Into the bank account at regular in­ democrat w ill ba secured to take the the children. The adults wUI alto be Home building fund. Chairman B f UEORUB HENRY DOLE hearsal at 7:30 p. m. Girl Guards. CONCORDIA LUTHERAN. lessons will be necessary and wUl bo Their aurreyi have sot been detailed Station Can Accommodate Manchester High graduates and tional church and will be open to all 'Die Christmas party for the chil­ tervals. chairmanship. welcome to attend at this hour, and Hcni-y W eir and hts committee will By WH. B. OILBOY, DJ). Wednesday at 7:80 p. m. Young Garden and W inter Sts. (To Be Continued) given in the near future by ttio. or complete eince the bueineia trana- Nearly 1,000 Automobiles a students at high school ball. friends and neighbors. Rev. F. V. Editor o f Adviaaoe dren of the Anderson-Shea Post and Chartler and Mrs. Groce Pitkin. Presidant of rriendly Claaa Dec. 28.— Holiday dance at Coun­ they ore requested to provide 10 be In charge o f tbe even t Committees for Big Dance Intemitlonal Soaday School Leesoai above tbe beaven of heavens and Is Capt*ln Clyde K. Richter, Pastor. Auxiliary members will bo held at actad the town each year became Bachelor, tbe pastor, who will per­ When Nehemlah had accomplish­ I All those attending the card party Day — Garages Aided. Mrs. Rose Kemble has been named try club, sponsored by Public Health cent gifts. The regular meeting of light inaccessible. The earth would! ^ndreason the State Arm ory on Friday, Dec. We hope each member la reading ■ M ^ ere near ita present volume. form the ceremony w ill use the sin­ ed his task of rebuilding tbe walls Text, December IS. lost Thurstlay evening « t the home president of the Friendly class of Association. the review wiu follow. Robert J. Smith Is attending a from Putnam will be the leaders. 9:00 a. m.— Sunday School and 20. from 6 to 8 o'clock. Children up this outline of the National Home n m aame town meeting will be gle ring service. of Jerusalem and establishing safe­ • ^ y Word have 1 hid In mine heart, be scorched were the sun close to " * of Mrs. William Babson, for the Rockville, Dec. 14.— Of the 800 the Union Congregational church Dec. 31.— New Year’s Eve dance conferenct of state officials In Thuraday at 7:30 p. m. Open air Bible classca. to 12 years of age will receive a gift and gaining n clear knowleilge of aakad to adopt a new ordinance for The attendants will be Mlsa Edna General Chairman Atteraey ty In the new ccmmimity, there that 1 might aot sin against Thee." It. No one could stand the fullness benefit of the Auxiliary, reported a sutomobllei which pas.ied through to succeed Mrs. Elisa Davis. Mrs. by Knigbta of Columbus at Rztlnbow "Jaselka" the popular Polish play Washington, D. C., pertaining to service on Main street. Indoors at 10:00 a. m.— English aervlce. from Santa Claus m person. what Ibis home stands for. Uoanslnf peddlers. May Monaghan, sister of the bride Cbarlea O’Dowd has named the fol­ was, naturally, rejoicing among the — Pa. 119;1L of its heat and light. lU efflux Is most enjoyable time. Six tables the testing stsUon -~af the State Davis baa just completed several hall in Bolton. for the Cbrlatmas aeason w ill be Federal aid under the Social Securi­ accompanied to us by tbe sun being 8:00 p. ra. \ 11:00 a. m,— German service. The committee is working hard Reminders: The aame town meeting will be as maid of honor;. Stanley Gozdz, lowing committee to assist in mak­ people. were in play, after which a lunch Motor Vehicles Department on Halo years In the office of president. Jan. 7.— (Tentative). — Annual given by a cast from the Polish Na­ ty A ct for dependent children. at a great distance and its powers Friday at 4:15 p. m. Band ot I The Week. to make this livening a pleasant The Hartford District County asked to adopt a new ordinance for brother of the bridegroom will be ing plans for the President's Birth­ In our lesson, this rejoicing is In trying to comprehend 'what the Council Installallon of officers will was served. Mrs. H. D. Puter waa street, on Friday, about 40 per cent Other officers elected are, vice- meeting and election of officers of tional church between Christmas are accommodated to us by atmo­ Love, and Holinc.sa meeting at 7:30 Tuesday at 8:00 p. m. the Broth- one, not only for the chlltfren but licensing peddlers and to approve best man, and the ushers will be day Ball to be held on January 30: expressed in a great social cele­ W ord is, let us notice flrat what It be held Sunday, Dec. 22, in the C winner of the first prize, and Mrs. were approved, and 60 per cent were president, Mrs. George Lewis; sec­ Chamber of Commerce at Masonic and New Year’a under the direction sphere. The same is true of the p. m. cihood will meet. the parents, so plan to bring ihc the purchase of additional land to found with defecU in safety equip­ ond vlce-prsstdcnt, Mrs. Anna Bil- Cbarlea R. Monaghan and William Aaron Cook, WUUam Qulota and Or. bration. The people are gathered Bays about itself and then consider C. Robln-aort Post room.i, Hartford, Helen Curran the second. Mra. the vreat of the West cemetery, the Temple. of Rev. M. Kronenbarg. Mias Olive Lord. Tbe easence o f the Word is ChrUtmaa War Crys Thursday at 8:00 p. m., the choir kiddies to the party. The committee son; secretary, Mrs. George S. Alfred Rlvenbui^. Edward G. Dolan, 'vice chairmen; in the , broad place before the wa­ why It takes tbe form of the Bible. at 3 p. ni. Carol Chartler won third. aeleetmen deoldsd last night ment Jan. 31.— (T en ta tive).— Mid-year Skrabacs wiU be In charge of music. N E W PASTOR HURE The bride wbo will be given in ter gate, and Ezra, sincere and infinite love and It la accommodated A apicndid response is being made will meet for rehearsal. would appreciate the names of kid­ Ths station can accommodate al­ Brookes; assistant secretary. Miss Mary Dannoher, secretary; Harry John says: "In tbe beginning dles who would recite, or sing. The annual Christmas party at Mrs. Wigren, president o f the Tte last Oeneral Assembly pass­ graduation exercises at Manchester Rehearsals will be held Monday, earnest priest, has brought forth to our limited abilities by being to the appeal for the Christmaa Sunday. December 22, at 3:00 p. most 1.000 automobiles per day, and Elizabeth Drummond; treasurer, marriags by her father will wear a Russell, entertainment; LeRoy C. waa the Word and the Word was the State Armory Friday, Dec. 20, Auxiliary wlsbea to thank all those ed a law making the town pMdlers- High School. toe book of the Law of Moses, clothed In the history, stories, para­ W ar Cry in town and so far the m., the Junior Department of the Please get In touch with Mra. Ber­ It Is expected that the number will Miss Margaret Schmogro; pa.st Wednesday and Thuraday evtnlngs WARMLY RECEIVED gown of white aatin. Her veil of Norris, music; Robert Hathaway, with God, and, the Word waa God." tha Wctherell or turn their names from 6 to 8. attending, and oil wbo helped in any ordlnance Ineffective by prohibiting tulle and lace will be caught with 'toere be read froir early morn­ bles and the letter of the Word. effort has been a decided success, Sunday school will present a (Christ­ be increased during the coming president, Mrs. Elisa Davis. of next week at 6:80 at the cburi^. treasurer; Francis E. Bray, tickets; Hence it la eWdent that the Word in at tbe party. The Ctiriatmas social for the aux­ way to make the affair a eucceeo. aa license fees of more than $2S while ing until mid-day, and tbe people Hence, the written Word Is an in­ but can only be completed by keep­ mas program. Tuesday, December week. The Motor Vehicles Depart­ Biuketball Tomorrow ealla liUea and she will carry a Thomas Conran, refreshmenta; Ron­ is tbe creative essential that is In Due to the fact that the auxiliary iliary members following the clill- these card parties are helping to re­ the town was charging >100 for (Oontfamed from Pago One) shower bouiiuet of white bridal worshiped Jehovah with their faces strument through which love and 24 at 7:00 p. m. tbe Senior Depart­ ment will mall notices to automo­ The Polish American basketball Membera of Townsend Clubs No. ald Ferguson, publicity and Harry God, that proceeds from Him and ing up the good work. Bandmaster mdeting night falls on Christmas ilron's parly Don’t forget your gift plete a treasury that has so many non-rodents. TO DECIDE FRIDAY to the ground, giving thanks for truth come from the infinite God to ment of the Sunday scliool will pre- bile owners in Rockville and that teams of this city will play the I and 2, and all others interested roses and valley Ulfes. The maid of Benson, grounds and hall. Others brings all tbings into being. Jesua David Addy with his musicians are Eve. we w ill nold the meeting after (or the grab-oag. Also try to bring large demand.s, on it at this time of Chief o f Police Samuel Q. Gordon, all that bad oeen accomplished. finite man, just as pearls, diamonds ■senth the Birth of Chri.st In a pag­ section of Tolland County not cov- ■I'crryvllle teams on Sunday at three are urged to listen In on the "Town­ honor w ill be gowned In tangerine will be added later. clearly expressed the fact, sajrlng: doing a fine work giving to the the children's Christmas parly, Fri­ some remembrance for the com­ the j-ear. aeeordlng to a report last night by ing the guests and In presenting with brown accessories and she will A great day might have been and precious gems bring to view tbe eant. A ll are cordially invited to In the week. o'clock at Pulaski Hall, The girls send Plan on the A ir " Saturday The organization meeting of tha "The words that I speak unto you, public a program of Christmas day, Dec. 20, at 8 o'clock. Unless rades at the Newington hospital. tfathias Spless, police commission­ ON REC A a iY IT IE S them to Dr. and Mrs. Reynolds. carry an arm bouquet of bronze marred by .uaking It one of sor­ charming colors in a ray of light. attend. ered by tests In Wllllmantlc, early will play the preliminary game, committee will be held in the Mu­ they are spirit aniY they are life.” carols. Adjutant Valentine and important business is necessary to We will be glad to accept articles er and selectman, recommends li­ night at 7:30, E. S. T. over W TIC. row and humiliation. Nehemlah Notice how the story of the Prodigal from Post members also, at thla British War Veterans Montague White of Andover, a with the men in the final game. H. L. Tenney, chairman of the chrysanthemums. nicipal building Wednesday evening, That the Word is the creative power brother George Proctor have been be transacted, Ihe meeting will "bo a cense fees of $25 s year for non­ Speakers will Include Dr. F. E. was determined that it should be time. The annual meeting and election residents with no charge made for former representative, is in charge These two games are State Polish (Oontinned from Page One) business committee, who was also The ceremony will he followed by Dec. 18. at 7:30 o'clock. is evident from the statement: "By Son reveals the tender, forgiving making a canvass of Rockville and SEtXJND (TONUREO.VnONAL Christmas social instead. The mem- Townsend and Robert E. Clements, a reception and dinner for 60 guests a day of holiness, not of weeping and merciful nature of the Heavenly of officers of the Mons-Ypres Post rasidenu. of the station and the crew consists licague contests, co-founders; Dr. Clinton Wunder chairman of the pastoral supply and mourning. The people, in­ the Word of the Lord were the have met with good success so far. Rev. Dr. F, E, Reynolds, Pastor bera are asked to bring an Inexpen­ Payment of the full salaries of at the Simple Simon Sandwich shop Father. American larglon waa held In the Arm y and Navy Cemetery Addition of ten men. On Friday morning St. Joseph's Society Electa and others committee, was master of cere­ deed, did wrep aa they heard the heavens made and ail the host of sive g ift (or the grub-bag. A fter the $500 for Registrars of Voters Rob­ at Oakland. During the evening the So o f every story in the Word. club Wednesday evening, Dec. 11. Ifo re than two acres with more Deputy Commissioner Harold Plnney The St. Joseph's Society has monies. He called on Rev. Watson words o f the Lord and their emo­ them by the breath of His mouth.” 9:30— Everyman’s Community Bi­ children’s party plan to remain (or A t a meeting of the Ways and young couple 'will leave on a motor ST. MARY'S CHURCH ble class. Commander Sam Pratt presided ♦hen aOO feet frontage on Spencer of the department of Motor Vehi­ elected the following officers for the ert N. Veltch and Edward F. Mori- Woodruff as the first speaker, and SYLVIA SIDNEY PLAYS tion may well have been one of W hy doea the Word take the form Paul tells how It was given. All the social and have a good time. Means Committee, held at the home The Coast to Coast Setback club Rev. James Stuart Neill, Rector street would be purchased from cles, who lives In Stafford Springs, coming year: President. Joseph Or- arty wore approved bv the aelect- tbe latter who has lived in Man­ wedding trip, the bride wearing for Joy as weU as of repentance. of Scripture? In the same sense Scripture la given by inspiration of 9:30—Sunday school. A t the County Connell meeting of Russell Pitkin. 2 Sterling Place. It over a very large attendance. Re- again defeated the Arm y and Navy Emil Seelert. according to the se­ paid a vi.sit to the testing lane and lowskl; vice president, William A. men. The Committee of Fifteen had traveling green with gray accesso­ that the sun la pure fire, God Is God . . that the man of God may 10:45—Morning worship. Sermon Sunday, the Deimrtmcnt hospital was decided to stage a Cabaret poria of the different committees club at the Maple street tavern last chester longer than any of the other Sunday, December 15th— Third chairman, asked the members to lectmen's plan. The cost of the ad­ watched operations for a short Rogalus; treasurer, Alexander protested that sums previously paid ries. On their return they will “HUNTED GIRL” ROLE But Nehemlah waa building a pure love. For one to see the love be perfect, thoroughly furnished un­ subject: "Prayer, Ita climcultlca for Dance some time In January. While were beard and much ImporUmt night, winning the second sitting clergyman present, characterized It Sunday In Advent. people today." send in a small gift that could be ditional land for the cemetery will while. Manesuk; recording secretary. John to the registrars for such activities make their home in Taleottville and joyful and happy community. He is another, it must take the form to ail good works. No one can deny the details of the affair are still business discussed. as a pleasant, wholesome place in 8:00 a. m.— Holy Ckimmunlon . distributed to the comrades at the be somewhat more than $1,000 It During the day, the local garages Kruklerer; financial secretary, An­ a.a demonstrating voting machines by 369 to 340 and the match by 748 be St home to their friends after wanted to establish prosperity upon of words or acts so as to appear to that it does this. Who of us has 0:30 -Christian Endeavor. more or less tentative, it is aasurod Besinnlng our fifth year, wo find to 677, a margin of 71 points in two which to live. He referred to its re­ Christmas day. Victim of Circumstance. Love 9:30 a. m.— Church School. Men's 7:00 Monday- B<\> Scouts. Newington hospital She asked for was indicated last night. and service stations reported an In­ toni Sadlak; marshall, Antoni Pro- should be deducted from the annual a true basis of righteousness and the senses, for love Itself is invisible. fully lived up to the ideal of the that Chairman Weir and his com­ our Post stronger than ever, both games. The A rm y and Navy club cenUy adopted slogan, "Manches­ Bible Cla.s8. 2:00 Wednesday— W omens socks, handkerchiefs, writing paper, Mr. Waddell, as member of the crease In business making minor re­ slcnskl; color bearers, Walenty Gn- salarlo.s. The bride Is a graduate of Rock­ Clashes With Justice in mutual responsibility. For God's love to be manifested. It Master? To provide the Word. mittee will put on a novel evening’s financially and in membership, with Hubstltuted frequently laat night but ter—A City with VlUage Charm", ville High school, class of 1932. The 10:45 a. m.—Morning Prayer and League meeting at the home of the shaving cream, tooth paste, cigar­ cemetery committee, was Instructed pairs to cars that had been turned Icwskl, John Radomskl; door keeper, Hearing 5toiiday “ Mary Burns, Fugitive.” So he said to the people, in words must take on a form that can come God took out o f man’s mind experi­ entertainment. the members taking a keen Intereot the Coast to Coaaters held the upper He said the more one thinks about bridegroom was educated In Man­ that are famous, "Go your way, eat ences and clothed the incomprehen­ Sermon. vice-president. Mrs Harry Rylan- ettes. tobacco, etc. We would ap­ by the board to discontinue three of down for defecta. Edwin Kuez; trustees, Peter Satryb, A hearing on the reque.st of Che­ to the senses of the body. God is Our membership drive Is now In and delight in the welfare of their the mads in the West cemetery and hand throughout. It the more one feels that it fits chester schools and Is employed by the fa t and drink the sweet, and sible infinite with story and history The Rt. Rev. Frederick B. Bart­ dcr, 27 Grove street. Mrs. Charles preciate it very much If the mem­ Ellington Church Officers John Kulpa; auditors, Alois Gworek, ney Brothers that its assessment "Sylvia Sidney Ls the greatest ac­ infinite; His unclothed speech must full swing, Donald Hemingway, organization. Following the buzl-. make them available for sale as Manchester. It is large enough to Talcott Brothers. He is also supply send portlona unto Him for whom and formed the Instrument of the lett, Missionary Bishop of Idaho will P. Paul of Hartford will be the bers who come to the children’s The following officers were Frank Golemba, and Joseph Orlow- for levying a fire district tax be re­ tress of her type on either stage or be infinite. No finite mind could clmlrmnn of the committed, has fin­ ne."a session the following membera burial lots, on recommendation of be a city and yet It baa the charm sergeant for Company K, Connecti­ nothing is prepared.” perpetual revelation of Himself, as preach. speaker. Dr. and Mrs. Paul were In party would bring along something elected at the annual meeting and skl. duced from nine to five million dol­ Tonight the Silver Grill wUl give screen," commented William Paw­ understand i t To man. God’s pure China for a number of years, and that all 'the patients at the hospital ished the task of registering all the were elected to office; (Jommonder, Selectman Spless. The roads will and wholesomeness o f the country. cut National Guard. A people may be judged by the the sun lifts up the clouds in which 3:00 p. m.—Highland Park Sun­ roll call of the Ellington Congrega­ loe tiompany Incorporated lars, will be held Monday at 10 a. two floor shows, 9:45 o'clock and ley. screen actor, who appeared speech would be Inarticulate. Were are affiliated with the ' School ol will be remembered. Our hospital names of eligible ex-service men In make 18 lots, which If sold at $40 W e know each other here. W e feel spirit of its holidays. Are these Is the rainbow. It can accomnlish day school. George Parks; vice commands. tional church; The Hygenic Ice Company of this m. In the Hartford office of Abra­ II ;30 o'clock. Kitty Flynn, original­ with the star in the Broadway play. one to heart It, he could but say: Missions, Hartford Seminary Foun­ chairman, Mrs. Florence Peterson, town who are not, at present, mem­ each will bring In $720, Mr. Spless that we belong. There have always "Bad Girl," which brought Miss days of real rejoicing, or are they what He pleases. It will accomplish 6:00 p. m.— Young People's Fel­ James Hamilton; treasurer, Victor Deacon, four years, H. H. Mc- city has been Incorporated as the A. ham 8. Albrecht, special master in ly from New York city, will be the •The voice of the Lord thundereth.” dation. will gladly accept gifts from the bers of the Legion. A special com­ said. been distinct loyalUes In the North Peckral-Andrulot Sidnsy Into picturei,. days o f sordid and vulgar pleas­ that whereto It is sent. lowship. Duke; financial oecretory, JozMt Knlght; trustee for three years, F. Ludwig, Inc., according to the feature dancer in a "Starlette Re­ It Is declared that God dwells high 7:00 S atu rd ay-O io lr rehearsal. Post members also. mittee, divided Into units of three ijCleTfc Waddell explained that the the silk firm’s reorganization pro­ part of the town, at times tbe feel­ Miss Edith Emma Andrulot, "Acting Is a complete gift with ure.? Too often our great natjon- 7:00 p. m.— Evening Prayer and McCullough; recording secretaiV, Clyde A. Cordtsen; pastor's assist­ Secretary of State's office In Hart­ vue.” The County (Council held here lias been recruited for the drive, and roads were originally laid out for gram under Section 77-B of the ing ran to rivalry, but that Is large­ daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George her," sold Pawley during the film­ al festivals have been days of indul­ Sermon. John A. Pratt; chaplain, Cetto K IU carriage travel and because car- ant, Gordon Dimock; music commit­ ford. It Is capitalized at $.50,000; federal bankruptcy act. gence and degradation, rather than Sermon. Sermon topic: "Jesus and SWEDISH CONGREGATIONAL Sunday went over with a bang. Mrs. It IS the*r Intention to contact every tie; historian, James Thompsoijkj par $100; paid, 10,000. Incorpor­ The Beethoven, Glee club will re­ ly dliappearlng. The consolidation Andrulot of 85 Walker street, will ing of Walter Waeger’s Paramount Edith Mahoney, chairman, and her l^ ga s couldn't be parked as con­ tee, three years, Mrs. Milo E. Emil L. G. Hohenthai, Robert J. be married thla afternoon to Wil­ days filled with joy. Hla Enemies." CHURCH one 'n town who la eligible for mem­ sergeant-major, David M oxw ^ ators. Alfred F. Ludwig, Alfred H. hearse tomorrow evening at 6:15 o f tbe schools and tbe Ilbrartss and drama, "M ary Burns, Fugitive," committee, deserve a great deal of veniently as a'dtomoblles, more Hayes; clerk. Miss Nellie E. Mc- Smith, fire commissioners and liam Peckrul of Plainville. The G ift Sunday — Bring or send non- 8. E. Green, Minister bership. These officers will be iDataUad.gt Ludwig, Frank Ludwig, Walter o'clock and will sing at the evening other amalgamaUons have been ef­ starring Miss Sidney, and coming credit for making the meeting a roads were needed In cemeteries in Knlght; benevolence committee, i E. Selectmen Jamea H. Johnaton who ceremony will take place^ at 4 tomorrow and Monday to the State The great contribution that tha perishable gifts for (Hhrlstmas bas­ The attention of all Legionnaires on Installation ceremony early Ludwig and Florence H. Ludwig. service of the Emanuel Lutheran fective In allaying that feeling and success. A supper of cold meat, the g o ^ old days. Rev. Roscoe F. Metzger; Mias Sarah sat as the district Board of Relief o'clock in the parsonage o f the Zion theater. The flrat time aba ever Jewish Scriptures have made to kets. Swedish Morning Worship, 10:30. la called to the timely, editorial in year. We wish our new oltlcen to* Tbs p ^ b U lty of hiring a certified Officers Installed church at 7 o'clock. producing one of solidarity. Re­ life, if we would but realize it, is potato salad, baked macaroni, cold U Morrla, Miss Francis E. Thomp­ when the assessment waa officially Lutheran church. Rev. H. F. R. appeared on the stage she was only The Week English Morning Worship, 11:10. the "H erald" on Thursday evening. beat of luck-and best wishes fbr a pnbUe aceountant to make a montb- The recenUy elected officers of ferring to the Second church he said the conception of a prosperity. Indi­ Sunday School, 12:00. slaw, baked ueans, cake and coffee It Is Indeed fitting that our state son; credential committee, Mrs. H. protested, have been notified to at­ Stecbholz who will officiate will use fifteen, but she gave a perfect per­ Monday, 7:30 p. m.— Girls Friend­ very aucceiaful year. Sam Pratt onr ^ cheek o f the treasurer’s and col- T. Noble. Mrs. Mary Armltage; Genefal Kitchener Lodge, Ameri­ The two Manchester High school there was no reason why it should vidual and social, built upon integ­ English Evening Service, 7:30. was served to 150 guests. We wish should 1‘C recognized in our national tend the hearing, Mr. Johnston re­ tbe single ring service. formance and has been doing It ly Society. retiring commander deserves tlM laetor’s aeoounta during the year audtlor, Clyde A. Cordtsen; treas­ can Order, Sons o f St. George, were choruses and the orchestra will meet not be a fine, thriving, splendid rity and social ,1ghteousness. More Tuesday evening Bible Study, to thank each and every member organization, and Comrade Gates Is ported last night. Tbe bride will be attended by her ever since.” Tuesday, 7:80 p. m.— Choir Re­ who donated (or the supper. The best thanks of the Poet for one year - with the $1,250 which the bonds for urer, John W. Fullerton; Sunday Installed at their meeting last eve­ for rehearsal tomorrow afternoon at church, and he felt sure under the sister, Mf>s Alm a A . Andrulot, and In "M ary Burns, Fugitive," Mlsa and more we have occasion, nation­ CHURCHfShearsal. 7:30. one who Is Ideally the type of man Selectman Mathias Spless who tatted pillow sUps donated by Mrs. the two officials cost each year, was school superintendent, Edwin W. ning by Deputy Sanford of Capitol 2:30 o’clock at the High school in leadership o f Dr. Reynolds and his ally and in the modern world, to EMANUEL LUTBEBAM. AGIeonera Group at the church; 8:00 Wednesday evening service, 7:80. to uphold the splendid record o f our of bard work for the good of tbs lives across West Center street Fred Wlppert of Glenwood street Sidney plays the role of a girl hunt­ Friday, 3:80 p. m.—Girls’ Friendly Mary Irish were drawn by Com­ mentioned -by Chairman Bowers Davis; assistant Sunday school su­ Lodge, Hartford. Horace Under­ preparation for the Christmaa con­ wife, bright days were ahead for realize the truth of this conception K. E. Erickson, Foster. [ p. m.. Men's bowling league at the Tonight, Saturday, the Young state in the Le^on. To the editorial Post. It from one of the town’i parka pro­ will be best man for Mr. Peckrul. ed by toe law, a victim of circum­ Candidates. mander Arthur Bateman of Rock­ during the audit discussion, as a wood was Installed as Worthy cert to be given Tuesday night. and tbe need of building it into Y. M. C. A. People’s Society will hold their an stuff (.1 the Herald, our thanks for It was good to see our old frlsHa , perintendent, Mrs. Grace Metcalf; tested to the board that the park the Congregational church in that The bride’s gown will be of royal stantial evidence. An absorbing tale 7:30 p. m.— Church School Enter­ ville. W e also wish to thank the possible, temporary alternative to secretary. James Eastwood; treas­ President. P’ollowlng the Installa­ section of the town. Dr. Woodruff blue crepe ^ t b corsage o f white of love and claahea with justice, the life. Sunday School and Bible classes Wednesday, 10:00 a. m.. Hustlers nuai meeting and Christmaa ^ r t y showing us the opportunity. Jim Thompson at the meeting: -tt had not been raked once this fall Our problems are no longer the tainment in the Parish House for members wbo helped us in the pajdng for an audit to make it pos- urer of the Sunday school, Howard tion there waa a smoker and social The personnel of the retail pro­ quoted from Thomas Carlyle and Klllarney roses. The maid of honor story centers around Mias Sidney, at 9:30. Group. A ll day meeting: 2:30 p. m., the Senior Department in the church at 8:00 p. m. The raffle which Is being con­ looked more like home to see Uh and that the leaves from the park problems of lack and want; they Aabury Group meeting; 4:00 p. m., kitchen. A t a gathering like this ■ibls to get bonds for the offices. M. KIbbe. Umc. motion committee of the Civic Pro­ Emerson to indicate that the great­ will wear a rust crepe dress and In the title role, who serves part of All services tomorrow will be Saturday, 10:00 a. m.— Conflrmn- ducted by tbe ladles' unit Is so tar smiling face. Our new commondfff'. blew all over hla and his neighbor's are the problema o f abundance, JuiUor g irb choir; 7:30 p. m., mid­ we realized the shortage of dishes, George Parks, accepted hie oflifoa -S'Both Mr. Howe and Mr. Waddell A t ths present time there Is a lawns, making them do the park gress committee was announced to­ est thing to be desired Is Ood-con- corsage of Talisman roses. a prison term, breaks jail, falls In English. tioD Class for girls. GOSPEL HALL etc. Our cabinet is supplied to take exceeding expectations on the sale the problema of utilizing for tbe week service. Tbe pastor will be in very modestly but promised, to do have continued to fill the offices membership of 253 In the church. department's work. day and consists of Samuel Kemp, sclouaness, and the nearness and The ceremony will be followed by love with a rich and famous scien­ Morning worship at 10:45. 11:00 a. m.— (Jonfirmatlon Class 415 Center Street care of 60 persons, therefore it was of tickets. There Is, however, some tist, becomes a newspaper headline, good of all the things that nature charge; 8:30 p. m.. Official board. his best during the coming year, ■inoe October 8 without bonds, giv ­ There were 100 responded at t lie Clerk Waddell was instructed to chairman: Elmer Weden, Earl Sea­ pressure of God upon 'our lives and a reception for tbe members of the Sermon: The Way of the Lord. for boys. Jamm McCMIlongh, Guest Preacher necessary to reset the tables sever­ tickets left which they will be only hunted by her former sweetheart and man’s ingenuity have. In these Thursday, 7 p. m.. Boys basket­ ing rise to numerous speculations as roll call and 65 wished to be re­ see what can be done about getting man, Leoti Thorp, Leroy Slocomb our conduct. He predicted and hoped Immediate families at the home of days of organization, transportation The Emanuel cboir will sing. Sunday, Dec. 22nd— 4:00 p. m.— al times to take care of all the peo­ too glad to dispose of. Plans ore working amootli^ for gangster and the long arm of tbe ball league. to puasling and difficult situations ported. OBITUARY some repairs made immediately to and Leon Holmes. The committee the bride's parents, which has been Evening service at 7:00. Christmas Carol Festival Service Sunday services, 3 and 7 p. m. ple. We would anpreclate It very Society note—A delightfully in­ our New Year's Eve dance wbhto for a pleasant and happy life here law. Innocent of thr crimes of which and machines, provided with such Friday, 2:80 p. m.. The W. H. M which might arise If the condition C. O. O. EnroUmenU defective aidcwalks. A WPA pro­ will meet at the C:iiaraber of Com­ decorated with mixed cut flowers. Sermon; Whom Yet Unseen We for children. Each week night but Saturday at much if the members who have ex­ formal "kaffec klatch” was held eub- we ore hoping to put over In a Mg In Manchester for Mr. and Mrs. she has been declared guilty. abundance that men are talking S. meets with Mra George E. Keith; 7:45. is eontlnued much longer. ject to repair all defective walks merce office at 10 o'clock Monday Later the couple will leave on an Love. , Monday, Dec. 23rd— 7:00 p. m.— tra dishes, silver, pickle dishes, sug­ sequenl to the Ways and Means way. 'Dekets are now avoUabla o m Young men Interested In enlisting DEATHS Reynolds. After many dramatic, swift mov­ constantly o f limiting tbe supply. 6:00 p. m.. Junior department Middletown Bltaatlon in the C. C. C. for a six months en­ is scheduled to start April 1. Select­ morning. unaimounced wedding trip. But these pro'.jI4ms will never be Chirstmas caroU will be sung by Church School Entertainment __ ar bowls or such that they have no committee meeting last Tuesday con be bad from any of tbe mem- Roger Wlnton of the church choir The bride la a graduate of Man­ ing actionful hituHtlona, the film (jbristmas party; 8:00 p. m., inter­ ST. JOHN’S NATIONAL POUSH The selectmen were amaxed by rollment arc urged to get In touch man David Chambers, telling of solved except aa men meet them in the Beethoven Male Chorus. Junior Department use for St homo to turn them In for evening. "Rube" McCann and bera. i Newton II, Snow sang a solo, "Somewhere a Voice Is chester High school and the Willi- reaches a amaahlng climax. Melvin mediate department Christmas par­ CHURCH tha statement by Mr. Cambria that especially hazardous conditions In Reports given at the meeting ef the spirit of Ezra and Nehemlah. The final report on our Every December 26th—Christmas Day: our cabinet. We ire very anxious "Pete" Wtgren did tbe honors In re­ with Mrs. Kenneth Little at the Newton H. Snow of 148 East Calling." accompanied by Organist mantle Normal sckool. She is at Douglas. Alcn Baxter, Wallace ty. Golwny Street Middletown has only $20,000 in un­ different parts of the town, insisted the Holy Name Society of St. There must be Ezra's sense of Member canvass will be received at 8:00 a. m.— Holy Communion. to get a supply of water glasses. ceiving ton the eats) and the dainty Town Clerk's office within the next Center street died last night at 7 Fred Wilbur. The next minister to present teaching at North Stonlng- Ford, Pert Kelton are In tbe cast. Saturday, 2:00 p. m.. Beginners Rev. M, Kronenberg, Pastor Mone-Ypres Anzillary lif paid taxes. The delinquent taxes In that some work be done immediate­ regard for law and holiness, and a meeting of all the canvassers to and Primary department Christmas Carols by the Junior Choir. After the meetings we plan to have way In which Russell Pitkin poured week and make application. The o'clock at ths age of 88 years. Mr. Bridget's church held in the church speak and to welcome ths newcom­ ton, Conn. The bridegroom la em­ WUUam K. Howard directed. The annual meeting and eleottai llanehester amount to more than ly- hail laat night showed that good there must be Nehemtah's passion be held at the parsonage immedi­ party; 6:45 p. m., adult choir re­ 10:45 a, m.—H oly Communion. bingo parties, the .'rocc-^ds of which would put a debutante to ihsme. new enrollments will be received on Snow waa born m Eaatford in 1847 ers was Rev. C. Homer Ginns. He ployed by the TrtmibuU Electric 8:30— Children's mass. The Junior of officers of tbe Mons-Tpres ouxl- h ^ a million dollars. Cambria at­ January 1 and for that reason, those The complete project will employ progress Is being made in the cam­ to build aright and to esUblish tbe ately after the evening service. We hearsal. Sermon: ■'Christmas." win be used to supply some of the Tbe house committee chairman was and moved to Manchester 51 years was full of fun and wit as usual and company of Piolnvllle. choir will sing. above articles. Uary will be hdd In tha Arm y and tributed the Middletown condition who apply at once wil have the pre­ ago. He had lived on East Center 16 men for seven months., Mr. W ad­ paign for new members. Francis safety and welfare of every individ­ are anxious to have every canvasser present, but refused to clean up a ft­ to the continuous audit made In the had everybody in peals of laughter 9:15 to 10— Sunday school. N s ^ club, Wedneadsy evening. ference of being added to the list. strhet for over 40 years. Much of dell reported, adding that the total Limerick, chairman of one of the HOSPITAL NOTES ual In the community against the present, the Pastor and Mra. Erick­ CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE V. F. W. National Rome, Eaton er the emoke had cleared sway. OoUaetor’s office by a C PA and the with hla description of the nelghbor- selfish schemes and plans of those BIANCHESTER AND VERNON 10:30— HIgb moss with sermon Dee. 18th at 8 p. m. P r ^ d o i t m A Christian Winkler the time he was employed by Che­ coat will bo $10,403.50. teams conducting the campaign, re­ son w ill endeavor to make you.glad H. R Anthony, Pastor Rapids, Mich. Anyway, the "turkey" waa good. follow up system used to bring In liness and cooperation that ^ s te (T who would exploit others for their PARISH. The senior choir will sing. Duke requeata a full attandaaoa a t Christian Winkler, 83 of 31 Vil­ ney Brothers, and at the time of the -To Repair Sidewalk ported that 267 new members have you came. iT The V. F. W. National Home, in­ The building committee nos been the back taxes. There are no de­ One hundred dollars was allotted between the North Main street KNIGHTS' SETBACK TEAM own enrichment and aggrandize­ (Methodist Eptaoopal.) very a.-tive during the past week. this very important moating, Bvtcy lage street died on Friday at Ills construction of the trolley line been enrolled since the campaign churches and their respective pas- George Baker of Boulder Road Be sure to attend the annual Bev. C. Homer Olnna, Minister. Sunday BUCKINOHAM corporated under the laws o f the linquent personal taxes, he said, re­ to the Improvement of the sidewalk ment. state of Michigan, Is governed by s Inspect'rg various butidtnga In tbe member of the auxiliary Is raquoat home following a short Illness. He from Hartford to Manchester, ho weis started two weeks ago and be­ tor.'f. and the amusing thing.s inci­ %vas admitted and Mrs. Mary John­ Cbrlstmaa concert to-be given by 9:00 a. m.— Morning prayer. CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH lating that policemen are sent out along Oakland street after Select­ e v e n s u p t h e s e r ie s board of trustees consisting of elev­ vicinity which might be Ideal for ed to turn In their aprons at thip' was born In Broad Brook, February waa employed by the late Maro .S. fore the next meeting it is expected dent to Ihc frequent changes of pas­ ' son of 80 Blesell street, Mrs. Wini­ the HIgb School Chorus at tbe High Sunday at Vernon. 9:30 a. m.— Church Bible school Rev. Henry Fast, BUnlster to brlnt; In those who do not pay man- Pero reminded the board It en members, Thase Include (Jorey our own purposes. Tbe committee meeting and a prise wUl be gtvMi 23, 1862, and resided for many Chapman, as superintendent of the that the number will go over 500. fred Rivenburg of Taleottville, Mra. school Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock. classes for oil ages. their personal tax during the month approved the work a year ago and torates in the Methodist denomina­ 9:25 a. m. Service for morning J. Spencer, of Jackson. Mtcb., who, Is grateful for the many auggestlona the membera wh6 bos tbe grutteot years In Warehouse Point where he work, and after Ita completion wa.s A t the meeting Ia.st night the gath­ Caroline Hewitt of 22 Klorence You will enjoy some excellent sing­ The sermon will be: "Art thou He in which it la payable. that nothing has been done. He de­ tion, getting settled in a new parson- m u DEALERS PRDUD worship. 10:45 a. m.— Morning worship aa donor of the property was elect­ which have been offered to date, number o f pennies. bad a farm. He came to this city made the first dispatcher. For ering waa addressed by Attorney Campbell Council, K. of C., set­ ing as well as encourage young peo­ There are no outstanding taxes In manded that the work be started age ^nd being a good neighbor. He street. Morris Krefetz of Brooklyn, A t Manchester. with sermon by the pastor. that cometh, or look me for anoth­ ed a life member of the -Board, the but If you have any Ideas o f your The sewing circle will meet Tu a» about three years ago. He was a several years he had charge of the Francis J. Conti. There was a large back teams won the second sitting ple to interest themselves in things er?", Luke 7:19. Middletown more than two years Immediately and the money was ap­ said the two churches were shoulder N. Y., and Mra. Calvin Crooks and 9:45 a. m. School o f the church. 6:00 p. m.— Young People’s pray­ Commander-in-chief and National own, do not be afraid to present day evening st tbe home of Mrs. J;. member of the First Lutheran town roads. Mr. Snow was a mem­ turnout and refreshments were in the tournament being played be­ OF HANDLING RECORD worthwhile. There U no admis­ old, Mr. Cambria stated, adding that propriated from the highway funds. to shoulder in the community in infant daughter of 59 Apel Place Mark Holmes, superintendent. P a­ er meeting. All are welcome. president of the Ladles Auxiliary them, os nothing definite bos, os A. P ra tt on Eldridge itr e e t church of this city. served following the meeting. tween teams representing Campbell sion charge. A collection w ill be eoUectlons last year were_ 98 per ber of Manchester Lodge of Masons The walk Is gravel and according to their effort to uplift and develop were discharged yesterday. rents— encourage your youngsters to 6:30 p. m.— Young People’s hour. Sunday school, 10:30. and others elected by the National yet, been decided on. He leaves his wife, Mrs. Bertha Council and the Hr ly Hame Society AD children taking part ia the cent completed. and an attendant at Center Congre­ Mr. Pero is in such bad shape that character and make boys and girls The hospital census today la 46 received. attend the sessions of the church 7:30 p. m.— Evangelistic Service Church. 11:10. Enegmpment; It was not the plan (W ormatedt) Winkler and two Mias P eggy Larkir, Hartford In­ of St. Bridget's church, played in All of 6R Local Dealers Have A meeting of the executive com­ entertainment at the ipddtei Because Middletown's fiscal year gational church. the school children have to walk In Chriatlan men and women. patients. Tbs Luther League Invites all the school. with sermon by the pastor. of the Board to turn ttic V. F. W. brothers, Henry Winkler of Ware­ structor of dance arts, who has been St. Bridget's hall laa night. The Plants Equipped With Latest mittee will be held at tbe home of Christmas party will meet Sunday begins at ths aame time as the tax He leaves three daughters, Mrs. the much traveled roadway. Miss Alm a and Mias Helen Bailey members and friends of the congre­ 10:45 a. m. Morning worship. The Week ST. BRID G ET’S R. C. Home into on Institution but to give house Point and Edward Winkler of conducting clauses on Tuesdays at score last night was; K. of C., 762, Adju’ ant Qiiish, on Franklin itreet, afternoon at 2 p. m. for rohaaraal year, ths city has not borrowed a Clara Eastman of Montpelier, Ver­ During the discussion Selectman than sang a duet, "Twenty-four Devices. gation including tbe children to en­ Children's sermon on the subject Rev. W'llllnm Judge, Pastor each child a nomcllke atmosphere, this city. Orange hail, announces elsewhere a Holy Name, 754. This waa tha sec­ Tuesday at 7:30 p. m.— Women's next Monday evening. All members qt the home of Mra Annie Taggart, cent ainoe 1924, the Middletown mont; Mlsa Florence Snow and Mrs. Chambers, a member of the high­ Hours a Day.” joy a Christmaa party at the church "Contentment Is Great Gain." Mu­ Rev. Frederick Cluk, Assist. therefore a children’s village was The funeral will be held on Mon­ change to Saturday forenoon and ond sitting. A week ago the Holy Foreign Missionary society will arc asked to attend. 111 Cooperhli; atreet. man also told the selectman. Beulah Hills of this town, and a way sub-committee, said he bad Rev. David Carter of Wapplng, Manchester dealers are proud of next Wednesday evening at 8 sic by the vested choir. Sermon by devised. day afternoon at two o’clock from I schedule for classes. No lessons will Name Society won 761 to 732, leav­ meet at the church. Don't forget the district meeting, Mn. Nettle McIntosh, who bos Baying that Middletown's popula­ number of grandchildren. been notified by Mr. Waddell that who was in the theological seminary their record for handling milk prod­ o'clock. An excellent program will the pastor. Subject, "The Fifth the home of Herbert Wormatedt of be given Tuesday. ing the standing to date at 1,515 for Wednesday at 7:30 p. m,— Mid­ Masses will be celebrated at 8:00, Clothes and wc.Tring apparel for which will be held In ^outb Windsor been recording secretary for tbs tion la ^>proximately 22,000, about Funeral services will be held Sun­ the highway funds, reduced by the with Dr. Reynolds, followed and ucts. No other town or city with­ be given and the young people will Gospel." 9:30 and 10:00 o'clock. Village street. Rev. K. Otto Klette, tha Holy Name Society and 1,494 week prayer meeting. mothers and cliiklren arc provided on Sunday, December 22nd. Com­ auxiliary during the past two yeorK the same as Manchester, Mr. Cam' day afternoon at 3 o'clock at the last town meeting, will be insuffi­ CIRCLE in the borders of the state can make every effort to make it a very Music for Sunday morning: Pre­ by the home. This type of material pastor o f the First Lutheran church The Mlzpab group of the Wesleyan spoke briefly on the neighborliness for the k . of C.. or a lead of 21 Thuraday at 7:00 p. m.— Special The Junior choir will sing at 8:00 mander Wigren would appreciate h left Manchester yesterday to join brta added that It has exempt prop­ home of his daughter, Mra. H arry cient unless the department's pro­ boast of any such record. Modem happy occasion for young and old: lude, The Overture to the Messiah, is secured direct from manufactur­ will officiate. Burial will be In Guild will meet Tuesday evening that existed between tbe church in points for the Holv Name Society. prayer meeting, o'clock mass. good attendance from our Post at her husband who la located In Da- erty amounting to six million do! Hills, of 623 East Center street. gram la curtailed. up-to-date equipment among the The annual Children’s Christmas ers and dealers at wholesale quanti­ Grove Hill cegnetery. with Mrs. Elmar Anderson of 34 that village and the one In Manches­ Three more sittings are to be held, Handel; Anthem, "Unto Us a Child Friday at 6:15 p. m.— Meeting of Hymn: It Is the name of Mary this meeting. lari, including property owned by Rev. Watson Woodruff of the Center Mr. Pero reported that the pack­ TODAY distributors and producers is main­ Festival will be held Sunday eve­ ties in accordance with existing trolt Mrs. Mclntoah will be miseed Birth Elm Terrsce. Tbs hour is 7 o'clock ter. He said he understood that a the next being at tbe K. of C. homo ly responsible for this condition. Is Born," Adlam; Offertory, "Ada­ the Junior Mission band. Hymn: Hark Hark my soul W aslMsn university, the state hos­ Congregational church will officiate. age stores and taverns In town have CXINTINUUUS SHOW ning, December 22nd at 6 o'clock. needs. The ideals of the V. F. W. as aba was a great worker for the A son has been born to Mr. and and the work will be salting pea­ number of tha people here came on Friday evening of next week. Practically ovary oOe of the sixty- gio,” by Liszt; Postlude, "March in Friday at 7:30 p. m.— Class meet­ Hymn; Jesua. Gentlest Saviour American Legion Auxiliary pital for the Intane and the state Burial will be on Monday afternoon become "aa thick as fleas", and tha 1ST SHOW AT 2 F. M. The children’s (Jhristmaa gifts home do not tolerate the dressing of auxiliary. We wish her luck. ' Mrs. George Bats of Windiorvtile, nuts. from Wapping and this town greatly eight producers and dealers in Man­ G" by Smart. ing. Hymn: Sweet Saviour, Bless us e’re Attention: Will all who have not seboel for girls. at 2 o'clock in the cemetery at Put­ board voted to ask Town Counsel should arrive Monday or Tuesday. children in uniforms. Clothes for The food sale conducted by tb# formerly of this city, at the Rock­ benefited by their advent. FIERY ROMANCE OF OTHE chester, or who are serving discrim­ 6:00 p. m. Epwortb League we go yet made retuma on their turkey He will make no charge for con­ nam, Conn. ____ Hyde if anything can be dons to Teachers please be sure to come to each child la aclcclcd with the same auxiliary last Saturday morning ville City hospital. Nathan Hale Lodge, No. 6, waa Mra. Doris Babson then enter- HIOHTY BEA8I inate housewives, have the last meeting at the parsonage. Tonight THE CENTER CHURCH Hymn: Daughter of a Mighty Fath­ tickets. plooHe do ao aa soon aa pos* ducting tha survey. Mr. Cambria Is restrict the number In town. tatnd with two humorous mono- MASARYK RESIGNS the parsonage early In the week and Wayne W. Womcr will speak to us ense an Amerl.:iin mother selects was very successful and we toks- Dance Tonight entertained In Orange bail Thurs­ NEIL HAMILTON word in safe, sanitary and modem (Congregational) er. Hible, to Mrs. Lydia Wigren, t5 treasurer of tbs Connecticut Boelety Charlea O. Oustafaon The stone steps leading Into Cen­ logus, which were thoroughly en­ take care of the gifts for your class. on the subject "The Nut Behind the .'or her own child. Ami thus Is ex­ thts opportunity of thanking Mrs. The Gesang and Declamation Club Charles G. Gustafson, a charter ter Springs park from Main street day evening by the Daughters of equipment. Rev. Watson Woodruff, D.D. A t 10:30 the Senior choir will emplified the sp rlt of the home, Stephen street, tel. 7092 or Mrs. Ida Muns'e, Mrs. Orimley, Mra. M clb« of Certllled Public Accountants and joyed. The next speaker waa Dr. in “MUTINY AHEAD” Every physician preccribes milk Tbe Week. Wheel." You won't want to miss w ill hold another of their popular member of the Emanuel Lutheran Liberty, No. 125, after the regular AS CZECH LEADER sing: with its desire to develop the per- Woodhouse. 19 Benton street, tel. audited the books of the city of New will ba closed by a gate and all per­ Reynolds, who expressed his enjoy­ PLU S . . . in every form for a patient recov­ Monday, 7:30— Beethoven. this talk. It will give you some­ tosh and Mra. Nan T aggart fo r dances for the membera and their church here, died 3’esterday after­ meeting. Tables were set in the Sermon by the minister. The mu­ Asperges Me ...... Gregorian .•lonallly and 'haractci of each pro­ 7503? The drawing will take place Britain for three years. sons will be prohibited from using (Oonttnued from Page One) ering from a serious Illness. Milk is Tuesday, 6:15— Junior Choir. their good work. We also thank bur friends this evening at their club noon .at the home of hie daughter, banquet hall and a decorated Christ­ ment and appreciation of this wel­ BILL CODY in thing to think about sic: Kyrie ...... Loech tege In order that every boy and at the Arm y and Navy club, ThurS" the steps, the selectmen decided rich In body building tissues and Wednesday, 4:00— Conflmuition membera for donating the good houae on Franklin itreet. Eddie Mrs. Arthur Server of 29 Whippney mas tree was there. Elacb boy re­ coming reception. . He also told a “TEXAS RAMBLER” 7:00 p. m. Happy Hour Service. Prelude: Largo Lorenz. Gloria ...... >> q rl will grow up to be good citi­ day, December 10, at & p. m. last night. Dr. D. C. Y. Moore, more so when ail the laws of strict Class. th’ngs to eat. Abrahameon and hie orcfaeitra of avenue. West Pateson, N. J„ after ceived a present from Santa Claus. number of appropriate stories, some army fought valiantly on the aide Special music. Sermon by Wayne Anthem; I vVaited (or the Lord— Credo ...... •• zens. I The Juniors had a very succ The total population is now listed ah FRANKLIN day to a fire In the chimney of some years sgo. Upon the death of quired aa aaHurance a'^ainnt accept* dry on Summit street dump Its nolds deeply appreciated the privi­ milk Industry which most people and sermon. The pastor will preach. The Week. The -Week will each mother kindly 10,188.767. rstanbul Is credited with! hla wife, Mr. Gustafson went to anco o f children who may bo suh- call Mrs Wotidhonse, Mrs. M etier I GAS STATION Frank WlUls’ home near the Tolland wsste water Into the aewer Instead The speaker at tha seaslon of the lege o f working with the church overlook. In the summer time, long Subject: "Jesus and Myself.” A t Vernon. Monday, 7 ;00— Troop m , Boy WAPPING I 377,106 Inhabitant.- > line. The two trucks and all fire­ West Paterson to make hla home of Into Bigelow brook which flows people, everybody bad been more before the average person awakens, Saturday, 7:30 p. m. The an­ normal, cither ph/aicnllv or mental* land Mrs. Ethel QiiLsIi and say bow . Comer of Center and Adams with his daughter, besides whom ha Everyman's (>3mmunlty Bible class Music program: Scouts. men responded to the telephone through the park. than kind to them and he hoped they NEW DEATH SENTENCE the milk dealer has delivered. How­ nual Christmas party of toe church many yoiingctcrs she will bring to UCC CREW ON PARK PROJECT! Streets leaves two grandchildren. at the Second Oongregatlonal church Prelude: "An der Welge'*—G. Monday, 7:00- Choir rehearsal ■ There wfll be'three games of has-1 alarm under the direction of Fire Selectman Spclsa recommended would prove worthy. ever the real problem, especially in will be held at the church. Christ­ the party 7 As In previous years,! He waa also s charter member of tomorrow morning at 9:30, will be Lange. Enlarged choir for the Christmas kctball pmyed at the Wapping Com-1 g v e ^ child of school age Is en­ ------I Chief Edward Ludwig. Due to the that tha water department Install a Following a song by tbe choir, tbe past two years in the extreme Anthem: "But the Lord Is Mind­ mas gift exchanges, a well known music. each parent provides a gift (or each Roswell, N. M lAP)—A new Scandia Lodge. Order of Vasa, one Cheater Robinson o f tha High achool niunity Cffiurch House this evening rolled in the public schools of Eaton pump to raise tha waste to the level coffee, sandwiches, cupcakes and PASSED ON HAUPTMANN winters, cold weather causes a fu l"— Mendelssohn. magician, James Wlggln, will per­ Tuesday, 7:00— Class in Aero- chi'd attending. crew of CCC workers will complete of the oldest Swedish societies In faculty, whose subject will be The first one will open at half past Rapida, which Is tnree miles awav of tha sewer, saying that the re- change in the delivery schedule. In Anthem: "H ow Lovely are the plane Modeling. I Next &londay night at 8 p. m., is the Bottomless Lakes state park town. The funeral will be held "(Chemical W arfare." A il men In­ nuts were served by young girls of form tricks of magic for the young­ six o'clock, when the Pioneers of from the home proper. The tuition order that the product may be left Messengers" —Mendelssohn. Tuesday, 6-8—Younger meeting night. After the regular project near here. H Charles RoMlt, Monday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at turn in sewer charges would in terested a lii be welcome to attend. the church. Those who p o u r^ were Oonttnned from Page One) sters and a Christmas carol sing Interme- Wapping will play a team from fees are paid oy the V F. W. home. a t your home in tbe beat possible Postiude; "Postlude in D minor?” diate group. business the members will hold their chairman of he state parks board; the Emanuel Lutheran church. Rev. time more than pay for the pump. Mrs. J. J. Strickland, Mrs. C. J. will be enjoyed. All members o( Manchester. This game will be fol­ .Special buses traiisr'ort the children Both moves were taken as part Strickland, Mra. Oeoigs F. Borat condition, the dealers shift to what — O. Calkin. the church with their kiddies arc Tuesday, 7-9—Chriatlan Fellow­ lowed by the Uncas Boys who will annual Christmas party, which is al­ has announced. J K. E. Erlckaon will officiate. Burial The annual meeting of the Polish Innocent, a terrible moral crime they call, "daylight delivery sys­ to and from school. For children 9:30 a. m.— Church school with invited. ship Circle. pla.v the South Windsor Bull-Dogs ways on enjoyable affair. Each one will be In East cemetery of program to prevent the polu- Women's Alllanoe w ill be held Sun­ and Mrs. W. J. Taylor. would have been committed by tem," that U, in time for the house­ interested in securing a higher edu­ classes for olL A t Manchester. Tuesday, 4—Professional Women end then the Senior " Y " bojm will brings a gift for the grab-bag aa The dnilv average of flying mlleq YOU’LL ENJOY IT! tlon of tha park brook and clean up day afternoon at 2:30 at the Polish electrocution. wife to get toe milk into the home cation upon completing the regular 10:45 a. m.— Church school dura- Monday, 7:00 p. m. Finance will give their annual party for play a league game with a Southing­ has been customary in pa.st years. scheduled for United States controog the park Itself. American club, 106 Clinton street. " I f he Is guilty and accomplices before it is frozen. ery. course afforded in the Eaton Rapids cominlttee meeting in the social children. ton team, which is the opening game Just a reminder that this meeting is airmail is 129,654. Reports will be given and officers existed, all hops of bringing them Snow, sleet, rain or wind storms 6 p. m.— High School League. Tuesday, 8—Professional Women High school, oumeroW' state col­ CHRISTMAS MUSIC room. 8:00 p. m., meeting of the for the season. A ll three games w J EVERYONE DOES elected. A full attendance Is de­ BIG CROWD ATTENDS to justice would be destroyed." never holt the delivery of milk. Sherwood Humphries, qieaker. Christmas party. Bring 10c g ift leges and universities offer special ------!------r -4 church council in the social room. be p laycl at the Community House. sired. Tbe execution con be stayed only W b ^ other means o f trans]x>rta- 6 p. m.—Young People’s Leslie. Wednesday, 6:30 -Cub Pack. advantages available to the children by the Court of Pardons, of which tlon are halted by deep snows the Theme: "Stories ui the Christinas Tuesday, 2:80 p. m. Tbe regular Pridsy—The junior choir will There was a good attendance at sponsored by the V. F. W. home. AT WATKINS STORE BUSINESS REVIEW ‘m r TOURNEY the Church fam ily night and oupper Mrs. Grace Lathrop, vice grand the governor la a member, unless dealera revert to primitive methods, Csrola"—Mlsa Grape L ^ fg and montbly meeting of the W. H. M. S. meet at the cbur>xb after school. All children who are old enough will be held a t tbe church. Mra. which waa given at the (Jornmu-ilty to attend religious services, are giv­ SUNDAY DINNER John Eapatka, who last month o f Sunset Rebekab lodge, ehslrman Hauptmann should ask and be the fUtbful norae, and manage to Thomaa Cordner, leaidera. Saturday, 5:00— Junior choir re­ get tbibugb nearly on time. Walter Shipman and Mrs. C. L church bouse toot Thuraday eve­ en the opportunity to affiliate them­ opened a fruit and vegetable store of tbe committee in charge of the granted a new trial ea the ground 7:80 p. m.— Evening wonblp. hearsal. THE TABERNACLE IN A t CSiiiatmes music, played on the Dlvlston No. 1, A . O. and Ita Like tbe mall, toe milk must go Balch will be hostesses. ning. Nearly eighty people eat down selves alth any of the various I In the east end of the Hartman Cbriitmas charity baskets, urged of aewly-dlseovered evidence. The pastor will preaito. Subject: Saturday, 6:80— Choir rehearsal. new Hammond Electric Organ by auxiliary were favored with another through regardless of weather con­ Tuesday 7:80 p. m. Regular to the supper. A fte r which Lewis churches in Eaton Rapids. Each block on North Main street, operat­ membera wbo can do so to bring do­ "New Standarde ol Measure." Spe­ Enlarged choir—Important large crowd at tb^ir "Bingo" ses­ ditions and the dealers In Manchea- montbly meeting o f the Churen Gilbert, who recently returned from Sunday the school buses are used to Mra. Robert K. Anderaon will lend ing it in connection with his dulvery nations o f grocery staples and Im­ cial music by the CedUan Chib with Notes THE WILDERNESS sion at Uniter Hall laat night Iha ter are proud of their record in the the following numbera: School teachers and officers with the Nortb Ch(na, spoke. Mr. Gilbert Is transiKirt the chlllren to their re- | a Cbrlstmaa spirit to Watkins truck, has closed the store and will perishable articles to tbe meeting Both choirs wlij need a full meet­ And Its Typical Teaching special prise for tha winner of the past two severe winters. "The Master's Call”—A. Rubin­ Primary Deportment aa host This ing at all rehearsals this week to at present studying’at the Hartford spectlve Sunday school and church Brothers’ store this evening. The continue to operate a vegetable and in Odd Fellows hall Monday eve­ AVIATION SCHOOLS services. CAVEY’S GRILL twelfth game went to Mra. Jamei stein. ia a very important meeting and all prepare for Christmas music. Seminary Foundation. ThU most Intcrcatliig and Indru'-t've subject 1* being special program of Christmas music fruit truck from his home on Irving ning. 88 East Center Street - Next to Masonic Temple HHFB TIN PAN ALLEY STRIKES “Tbe Pilgrims Jouineir"—Edith S. N ext Sunday, December n , the A good many attended tbe The youngsters ore allocated to po’iit nj va * Ig'-l escepi .'T'.- J.iy at arranged by Mrs. Anderson will be sUeeL Watson. Ths other wlnnera were; teachers and officers are urged to oe the varioue cottages in famUv SpecialJ, Mra. A. Andereon, Ward FOR STATE URGED nuotson. present annual Christmaa Pageant In the card party, setback and bridge, beard from 7:30 to 8:30. John J. Trivlgno, who operated a The m ating of Manchester Lodge, Rio de Janeirio (A P)—Thla gay A FULL COURSE DINNER or A LA CARTE SERVICE Strange, Mra. Eleanor Oate^ Mra. "Songs of Our King”—Edith S. Wednesday, 7:00 to 9:00 p. m. evening In charge ot Mr. Andrews which was given at the o^oo) hail *’**’^*’. The Hammond organ has been barber shop at 304 Main street. na« A. O. U. W., to bo held Monday eve­ city's song writer* went on strike last Thursday evening. Al»ut four Ocbool atudents. TTie "brother a o l EHzabeth Johnaon, Mra. M. Egan, TUIotson. Tbe Junior Quest Club. The Pageant waa written by Mrs. loaned to the local store by their closed the shop and baa moved the ning in the Balch and Brown ball (Oonilaiied from Page One) recently for higher royalties. They teen tables were in play. The pro­ slater" reletlonahip la rsn'iiv devrl- Mra. John Pentland, Slarl Lewie, "A Song the World la Singing"— Thursday, 7:80 p. m. Senior Michael Vetrano. LoMotte Russell Hartford itore, which la exclusive equipment from the store In which will be an open meeting and will chose the eve of a carnival season Irving H. Mack. will make tbe stage scenery. ceeds were to go for the scbools' oped, while the older children learn SPECIAL FOR SUNDAY Hugh Mclntoah; regular prisee, ON TR I BANK SHOW choir rehearsal. to help care for »hr vo'in'rcr ones Connecticut representatives for this the shop was located. be attended by members o f the approval, explained the course to shut off production of verses and Mias Louise Brown accompanist; Prepare to bring a "White gift” Christmas. Mrp. J. Hildebrand, Mies M ary -nd otherwise eaaitt « 'th hon-e'

lei' whole bualneM to the preeumably world for which sonMbody haa not a "We might be able to do It by Players' presentation ot "Spbokif' tflanrlirBtfr cutting down hero and there on. ahvays auperlor ssladom ot whoever panacea, very few diatrssslng tvsn u DEPUTY COLLECTOR Recreation Center WOMAN DROWNS WHEN CHURCH DRAMATISTS wera more consplcuoua than Qm K. OF C. COMMITTEES I CHURCHES Items that are not so urgent," he' may bappeo to be Prealdent—being, which somebody oould not have pre­ others. . One of them was adopt in^Xi^ HEALTH-DIET ADVICE Items of Interest said aa he prepared to begin bear­ stammering, and “Bam", tha col- ^ Corntim fitrftib no doubL firm ly oonvlnoed that the vented If bis advloa had baea asked XMAS TREE TRUCK DIVES ST. JAMBS R. C CHURCH. Bp OR. m tANK Mcuuy ings on the bin Monday. IN MYSTERY P U Y ored boy. turned out to be the cu^ maiLINHIUI BY rUM President srill be himself during the or listened to. But in the ease ot a ISN0TAPP0IN1ED FOR P A R H FILLED Secretary Deni has urged the prlt, and at the bottom o f all ~ BAINTINO UOMPAMf, INU 0 —itlima to ragaM la Moalto and INM Saturday Rev. William P. RIedy, Pastor. U BtPMll B r««t im|w««ding srorid troubles. tragedy auoh aa that at ths Dental purchase of 800 planes annually for mysterious complications ' will be aassw r ei hP IN- Badsy wha eon The men’s plunge period wUl be Two Men Rescued as Maine Rev. Patrick Killeen. five years to give the air corps suffi­ Do Commendable Work In MAMbMtat Cq&B. That sea must have a new Nau- Schaol at ths Columbia Prsabytei^ held from 7 to 8 o'clock. Rev. Thomas Stack everybody on the qul vlve THOMAS PBBUOiON be aitorsssed to qarr al iMa paper. Ba- Cargo Vehicle Plunges Into cient fighting power to whip any “ Spooks” — Show Careful end. OtftATAl llftO(IC«r tm ity Act, and at once, goaa with­ Ian Medical Center to N ew York on ahiaa i f pafc eeff-eddrpiseg The Clowns will practice basket­ StkdneiMayRoldUpNaii- Hiilip Mahoney General Bay State River. invading sky force. Drilling and Close Study. The stage settings wpr^ the sama Foa»d«B Oetote* 1. ISIS out saying. But it Is Incoacelv- Thursday, where a bandy-man went for reptr- ball from 3 to 4 o'clock. Masses at 7, 8:30, 9:30. 10:30. The Bruisers will practice from 6 Children’s Maas at 8:80 In Basement In all three acts and^presentod an •!i*B Bv«r9 Bv*otn8 Bte«Dt able that Congress will be guilty of suddenly Insane and killed two pro­ Danvers, Mass., Dec. 14.— ( A P ) — A large and appreciative audience I bvlngr'room to tbs Bi- « • « Roiidftyt. Knttr«d at taa to 7 o’clock. Chapel. Vcspeia and Benediction the Incredible folly of going along fessors before taking bis own Ufa. ANGINA FECrOBIS ing Assistant Until Bond Chainnan of New Year’s A woman drowned and two men greeted the Center church players •■•cll^^STislon. Ths cast Poat OfflM at Maacb«iatar. Coaa« m Acbest wbsn ths pato radiates The Briars have the floor from 7 were rescued after their truck, laden at 3:30 In the afternoon. BUND SLAYER HRST Baaottd CUaa Mall Manei. with Mr. Roosevelt In this desire of the readleat remedy advocate of to 8 o'clock. Music at the 8:30 Mass. last night, “ Masque and W ig", when In the o rd ei^ o f their appearaoca Angina Pectoris *•** *• due to with Maine Chrlstmaa trees, plunged . 8UBS<.*K1I*T10N RATS8 hie to get more and more powtr In them all U apt to remain sUeht for n r « de-1 ongtoa pectoris. Juat baeauaa diiub Problem Is Settled. The Red Raiders will practice Dance Being Planned. through the guard rail of a bridge Prelude—Morning Song, Law­ the curtath arose for “ Spooks", the scribed by Hsbarden to 1788, wbo a pain from 8 to 9 o’clock. rence, Organ. CONVICTED IN MASS: Elliot UURvrfleld...... Arthur Brown Oaa faar. 67 nu a i l ...... M ta bla own hands. He muddled the want of anything to say. Is ppreaent does not warrant Into Danvers river early today. Po­ mystery play by Robert J. Sher­ Par Moaili. bf j BUUl1 ...... I M A public whist party wUI be held Hymn— Sweet Heart of Jesus. Judy ...... Evelyn Bach called It a "malady of .tba braasL" it Jumping to tbe ooneluatoo titat an­ lice Lieutenant Raymond Klrwln man. The cast has been rehearsing Marion Blackwell ...... Blaaia Copy ...... I « » effect of the present law by framing Short of a civilisation so elevated at the W est Side Rec on Cedar Hymn— O Sacred Heart Upon the DaHi An*» faf a a a r r ...... I t 00 is sometimes referred to aa "breast- gina paetoria boa actually develop­ Shortly before tbe end of a five Tbp committee for tbe K. of C. said he believed the driver fell Welles, Boston Street Singer. for weeks under the direction of an utterly Inadequate list o f contra­ and advanced aa to insure sound ed. However, tbe wisest plan la to street. Play will start at 8 o'clock. Cross. ^ ...... Mildred Sutherland pang." Tbe outstanding symptom of and a half hour eesslon o f the New Yeat^s party met last night at asleep. Joseph Mozley, and their perform­ Sam ...... Theodore Stenstrom MBMBBR o r TUB A88(K:1ATB0 physical and mental health to every secure an examination, in order to Monday Hymn— Holy Queen W e Bend Be­ Gets Life for Murder of Girl band of war. That he would wreck angina peotoria la a aharp, stabbiag the Knights of Columbus home on Mrs. Amends Bossee. 42, of Top- ance showed the results of expert Douglas Blackwell..Michael Cordera PRESS determine wbat ia tbe cauaa o f tbe selectmen which adjounied *at 1 The men’s boxing class will be fore Thee. Who Was His “ Eyes.” Tha Aaaoetatrd Prata la ateinaivalf any discretionary neutrality law human being and eliminate the pain In tha chest, occurring to Main street ,fpr the purpose of com­ aham. Me., was trapped In the drilling and study of their respective Ijiurettc Payne ...... Peggy Hussey pain. It must ba borne In mind that o'clock this morning, the appoint­ held from 7 to 8 o'clock. Hymn—Jesus, Jesus, Come to Me. aatlUad to tha oaa to? rapoblieaiioa worry and unbapplneaa that eo paroxysms, and the causa o f tha dis­ pleting the vkrious committees and truck’s cab, as it sank into 16 feet parts, together with careful casting. Silas Wllloby...... David McComn of all aawa dfapatehaa «r»dt*ad to U that might be passed Is an tneecap- tba type of pain aaan In nervous ment of a deputy tax collector waa The women’s gym class wUl meet Communion. Organ. Violin. Boston, Dec. 14.— (A P )—Prison order la disease of the coronary ar­ adding to the ira^commlttees. o f water, and drowned. While every one o f the players did Messenger Boy....Ernest Bengaton or aot otharwiaa oradtiad id »nia able conclusion. And there are often unseat reason. It la impossible Uenia with “naryoua heart trou- from 7 to 8 o’clock. Postlude— Organ. liars which he will never see sur­ paaar aod alao tba local oawa pob- teries, tbe attaek of angina paetoria postponed without discussion o f any It was agreed’'that the chairmen Her husband, Ulysses, 42, and tbe commendable work, the roles assign­ Inspector Ryan ... .Robert Mc(tomb probably not a doseo membera of to conceive of a state of affairs In j " may ba purely functional la o f the numerous candidates for the The men’s gym class will meet 10:30 High Masa rounded Forest K. Wells, 30-year-old ed to two young men who had play­ flahad .ta«aio. representing an acuta Intanaranes K from 8:16 to 9 o'clock. of the various ephuhlttees could driver, Patrick J. Roy, 23, fought Miss B ro w n ...... Ekia Hooks All rlshta of rapoLHeatioa of origin. Also, in nervoua patients, position. tbelr way from the cab and were Aspergls Me. Itinerant street musician, today. ed them last season In the Aetna Congress who are not quite aware which that dreadful happening could with tba coronary cireulatlon. In The women's tap dancing class handle their part ^ th o u t any addi­ ,i Police Officer...... John Bengston apaclat dfaoaiohra baralo ara alao ra< the average case of angina peetorit, t b « a usually exists a marked aenal- Whether the aelectmen will make tions. One exception was made,^ hauled from the river by firemen. Kyrio Mass in Q, Leonard. Wells, blind, was found guilty of aarvaA of that condition. be anticipated or prevented. will meet from 8 to 8:46. tbe coronary arteries are bardanad Uvlty to pain, tbe paUant respond­ tbe appointment at another meet­ however, the reception committee Tbey are to a serious condition. Gloria. murder in the second degree last But aside from the demerits of Doubtless a great deal of crime The men's plunge period will be roll aanrioa otUoi ot N B A Banrtoa. and with tbit hardening of tba ar­ ing to tba atlmuIatloB o f pain In a ing to be held next Friday night or under Chairman Charles O’Dowd Credo. night In connection with the death lao. the propossi for more discretionary and a great deal o f mental collapse graatar dograe than would ba tha win wait until the status of Tax held from 7 to 8 o’clock. Sanctus. of his companion. Hazel Martin, 27, teries la often aasoclated a partial or The women’s plunge period wUl be and Ernest Roy was enlarged to power as considered from this angle are curable by social reforms which complete obatnietion of aome of tbs case If tba patient ware of a raort Collector'George H. Howe, wbo has handle the crowd more effectively. Agnus Dei. who acted as his “eyes’’ as he wan­ Publiaher'a RapraavctittUa: Tbm placid type. held from 8 to 9 o’clock. Jutlua Uatbawa Specia* Agency — New vessels. I f the hardening process Ip been without a bond since his two The addttlona were Thomaa Danna- Offertory— O Salutarls, Bailey. dered through the streets here sing­ there Is the mUcb mors Important do not now appear quite as remote y e a n ’ term began In October Is The girls’ gym class Ieag\ie will NO LOSSES FROM York. Chtoapo. Oatrolt and Doaton. limited chiefly to tba aorta, than a I do not advise that tbe patient her, Cato Mahoney, Maurice Cole­ Mrs. Helen Olcskl ing and playing his guitar. fact that the whole situation de­ os they did a few years ago. But bowl from 8 to 10 o’clock. partial closing o f tha moutb o f one with angina paetoria attempt to definitely determined, was not In­ man, James Tierney, Francis Lim er­ Recessional Hjm n, Thy Kingdom Without emotion he heard Judge MKMBER AUDIT BURBAO OP dicated lost night. Tueeday mands an absolutely mandatory neu­ wo shall have to go a very long of the coronary arteriaa Is a frequent ireseriba treatment for himself and ick and Raymond Fogarty. Come. Thomas J. Hammond of Suffolk ^ a i u Z i ! ClRrULATIUNB The selectmen will know by the The men's volley ball period will trality law applicable aa well to fu­ way Indeed before we establish a finding. fI ia advisable to remMn under tba POWER LINE CUT Superior Court impose the manda­ Tha Hareia Printtna Companf. Ine.. aupervlsion of a doctor, once tba end of the year If the audit de­ b-^ held from 6 to 6:18. tory sentence of life Imprisonment. ■n ture postures of International affairs Attaeka of angina paetoria ara Aaaomaa 00 Ynanclal reaponatblllty state of society In which there wlU disease Is eatabllshed. By adhering manded by bonding firms wUl be The Rangers will have the gyrm He Is the first blind person to be' for tfp'>araphlcal arrort appealing in lUcely to ba brought on by exertion WILL SEEK THE FUNDS as to those likely to grow out of the not be bitterly disappointed aspira­ carefully to the inatruetlona of the financed by the town and how long from 7:30 for a basketball game. convicted of murder In Massachu­ NEW LY advartiaainenla In the llanehaatar or exercise during which activity The Model Airplane Club will meet iBaanIng Herald present muddle. What this coun­ tions, carklng resentment over fanc­ doctor in ebarge, It Is often possible the audit wlU require. setts. the heart musele sends out a demand Johnston’s Position at 7:30 o’clock. Conn. Power Earnings Im­ try needs Is a bomb-proof neutrality ied or real lack o f appreciation. In­ for an Increased eupply of oxygen. to cut down tbe frequency and FOR 800 ARMY PLANES The state charged Wells hurled STYLED SATURDAY, DECEMBE31 14 severity o f the dttacks, and at the Several of the selectmen last The women’s swimming classes his companion from their third floor act that wilt make It utterly Impos­ jured dignity — frustrated and If tbe arteries which are bringing night were Inclined to disagree with will meet as follows: 7:00 to 7:45 the o x y n n to tha heart ara unable seme time to add several years to proved; Receiving Pay­ room In a shabby rooming house last SHOES sible for the United Btatee to supply Town Counsel W illiam S. Hyde who Beginners; 7:45 to 8:30 Intermedi­ Washington, Dec. 14.— (A P )—An ,y conquest o f Ethiopia that has conduct o f war— with perhaps the Supreme court decisions were now. Correcting the possible assump­ hla House Appropriations sub-com­ There will probably be such folk for are not receiving the full amount of but In mild cases, moderate activity quoted by the dissenters to show Miss Constance Elrick has been do­ AT ihot been tried— which so far as we may be permitted. tion that the earnings of the Con­ mittee might try to work money for alngle exception of food of a char­ many more centuries— as there cer­ oxygen required at tbs moment of that Johnston could resign as ing B “ man's work" on the geologi­ necticut Power Company have suf­ them into the W ar Department’s lln a w a n has never once been either acter anj In quantities sufficient for tainly always have been since cave exertion. Tha protest at the de­ selectman and be appointed to the fered from the severance of Its in­ cal staff of the Gypsy Oil company QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS appropriation bill for next year. — longer than any nthc.- member. i^ncUy or indirectly suggested. its civilian population. days. ficiency In oxygen la thought to be new position. There was no discus­ ter-state lines on August 25, done According to the best observen of the mechanism which produces the sion aa to whether Mr. Johnston HIGH SCHOOL DANCE for the purpose of removing the W ith such a nsandatory law on Almost every other form of crime Senna Leaves would be appointed If eligible but he situation th en Is only one con* sudden pain. The pain in thia in­ company from the scope of the $3*50 to the atatuto books, wbicb even a can fairly be claaallled as prevent­ stance Is a protective measure — a Question; T. O. H. wants to know: has been mentioned as a candidate Whcelcr-Raybum public utility Bsson for the proposed Oparstes on AC or DO Roosevelt would have to respect and able. The outbreaks of Indlvtduais way of oalling attention to a critical “ How are the senna leaves used?" for the job. FOR GRADS PUNNED holding company act, Samuel Fer­ fLaval agreement to let Uus- lack of oxygen. The object of the Answer; A few senna leaves may Collector Howe, wbo Is believed guson, chairman of the company's obey, there would never be any wbo aecretly nurse delusions of per­ 1 take half of Ethiopia provided pain Is to Induce Immediate rest bo added' to dried fruits before tbey to have the authority to appoint a board of directors. In a letter receiv­ question of which nation among secution would seem to be aa Uttle will Uka occasional pot shot are soaked overnight and the leaves deputy to bis office, was quoted by ed by stockholders today declared $ 9 . 0 0 win abandon bis African war; Ladies Aid society was held Thurs­ which will relieve tbe heart of the balUgerenta the United States should to be controlled by any human agen­ just to remind people of what It extra load, wbicb load Is superim­ are left in while cooking, which will Chairman Bowers as being willing that the company's earnings on the ‘and that reason la sheer fear—fear day aftemooirat'tba cbapei with 8U to appoint whoever the selectmen Reimion Arranged for Friday contrary have materially tnlproved lend aid and comfort, for It could aid cy as the movements ot tha planets considers ths litu t, such as the COLUMBIA posed when activity Is atrenuoua. have a mild laxative affect. If an ttat n Duct, tf further interfered president's Warm Springs crack at ladits presenL Ths ladles sewed on Exertion la t b ^ f o r a one of the idd to allmlnatloD acama nacaesary, recommended. Selectman Chambers to the past three months. or comfort neither. or the convulsions of nature Iteelf. was of tbe opinion that Mr. Howe, “gentlemen in well-warmed, well- aprons, holders and hospital work. exciting causes of the atucks, and « ^ /ij*t to use It for a abort Mr. Ferguson stated that tbe jiltti, wUl start a war In Europe tha Tba annual slaetlon o f officars of if tbe power Is bis, should accept Night, Dec. 27— For Ver- That Is ths only kind o f a nsu- stocked clubs and ths suffaring Cr'Iumbla Grange for 18S8 wax bsifl Tbe top of tba quilt wbicb la to ba tlRi9, but ft tbould oot bf con^u* "only interest this company has l)ad A COMPLETE SELECTION w n n s 'and and ot which no human other exciting oausea are first, tbe responsibility and make the ap­ trallty act Congreaa should pass or they’re going through because gov­ sold at tha fair naxt August was on ad any longer than oaeaaaary, Philip Mahoney In the past in the economies effect­ Wednasday evaninf In tba ball. Pre. over-distentloD of tba atomacb pointment himself. of the beat-looking ahoea of ■ sin f eould fbreasa but which ear* ernment is spending money for exhibition and la a very handsome either by much by an ed by interstate exchange of power Is, we believe, in the least likely to ceding the meeting, at 7 o'clook, too food or Cenoetery Sextons planch Fond. p in ly would be terrible In Its eonse* v.cirk-rellef,’’ or tbe ickcs Detroit one. Holdsrs arc being aold by ths PR180NER8 FIND COAL VEIN Chairman Philip Mahoney and Co> has been that of the transportation pass. It Is one which would settle the Harveat supper waa bald, pro­ accumulation o f gaa; aaeond, emo­ Filling tbe positions for tbe first chairman W illiam Quish were very agency", that is, the lines them­ the season, made of the most speech about "multl-mllllonalres ladles and with saob holder goes a McAlaatar. Okla (AP|—Friaon- BEHIND vided and served by tbe losing aida tional axoitament; and third, ex­ time In the hlstoiy of the town, the much pleased at the response of the selves which were rented for trans­ the attitude of the United states wbo tnalat the Constitution was number on tbe quilt, and already posure to cold. The patient with era excavating at tha Oklahoma mellowed leathers our mann* !; N ow i f this Is the case, sad than written for exclusive preservation of the recent oompetlUva program, selectmen last night reappointed A reunion and dance for Man­ members and their many friends. mission of power to other companies toward a foreign war In advance— ISO numbers have been given out. angina pectoris should be aapaolaiiy BiAte penitentiary here dlBcover^ to rdally very little room to doubt of large aggregations of property, the “ Sinners". Tbs supper eonsiatad the sextons and superintendents of chester High graduates and stu- The number of tickets sold to date In the state. facturers could get— and aa> THE SCENES The hostesses were Mrs. Melltnger, Instructed to guard against emo­ a six-foot vain of coal, four feat be­ and every belligerent or potential however acquired." of baked beans, pickles, salads, the three municipal cemeteries, denU will be held at the high school was surprising considering the fact He also informed the stockholders then then would seem to be a tional excitement, aa strong low the aurfaca. belligerent would be fully aware, IN rolls, coffee and pumpkin pie with Mrs. Badge, Mrs. Daisy Tatro and any East cemetery, Alexander Duncan: auditorium on Friday evening, De­ that New Year's eve is over two that the company is receiving suring foot comfort from tha emotion or sudden excitement may third alternative that nobody, any- Sloan's "Suffering'' Bnrcd whipped cream. Wm. Matebt Jr., Mrs. Elsie Collins. The January West cemetery, Thomas F. Healy; cember 27. Principal Edson M. weeka away. All indications point monthly payments In consideration before be got Into a tight, that be be sufficient to Induce a further at­ first wearing to the last. tyhen,' has brought to notice. That Ickcs will have to wait for bis was re-elected Matter for another meeting will be an all day work Northwest cemetery, Roy Nash. Bailey announced today, the affair to a crowd, due to the large num­ for its investment In the transmis­ oould depend on American aid In no ATASHINGTOl^ tack,. long-sought chance to cut loose year and the rest ot tbe officers meeting, with lunch at noon In . Selectmen Mathias Spless and being arranged for the benefit of ber of reservations received at such sion lines, and that In event of would be. Instead o f trying to bully David Chambers brought out that smallest degree. I _B Y ROONEY 0UTCH ER-* at William Randolph Hearst, whose were chosen as follows; Ovaraeer. charge ot Mrs. Cora Hutchins. For some reason as yet unex­ the Verplanck Foundation. The M. an early date. Al) persons who plan permanent abandonment, which he Balls Bslaasle into handing over half plained, angina pectorla is far more WATKINS BROS., in spite of countless rumors, neither A ll this, o f course, dependent on enmity to the New Deal be regards Westentt Rlea lecturer, Mrs. Lllllan Rev. A. W. Melllngar and Mrs. H. S.-AIumni basketball game, to attend this party should make hold.S to be unlikely, the companies at bis ampin to the Italian invaders, Babson Blast Is New Deal Boost common among man than among INOORPORATBD had ever heard anything of any Black as a prime administration asset Rice; steward, Carleton Huteblns; originally scheduled for that date, their reservations early, that they generating the power used In Inter­ wbetber or not the primary purpose From Foes’ Camp . , .Obey the Laura Bquier went to Westchester women and it is most likely to he plans to drop Mr. Duncan from bis fbr Britain and France, as oiiglna- which should be capitalized. CBS t.ant steward. Chauncy Squier; Tuesday evening to represent the has been changed to Thursday, De­ will not be disappointed if they can­ state exchange are under contract of the people of thia country la to Law, He Warns Utilities . . . . found to tbs mala patient past 40 ROBERT K. ANDERSON position and appoint Selectman Oxblood ton and sole supporten of tbs But Roosevelt is cherishing and chaplain, Mrs. Lester Hurfbutt; cember 20. not be accommodated. obligation to reimburse the Con­ Big Business driving Voters His local church In a planning meeting whe has high blood preasure. Wbsn Funeral Director Johnston to the job. necticut Power Company tn full for keep not only out of but aloot from may yet make use of proposals treasurer, Lester Hurlbutt; secre­ The Verplanck Foundation wa.s The dinner to be served the "gala Rust sdieme, to buy from the Ethiopian Way, F, B. Bcllevee .... Plenty for the Trl County Christian Union ths blood preeeura Is too high, re­ Mr. Johnston made the motion to Its investment In the lines. all foreign wars. And there doesn't St AmmnnlUon Ready to Firs st such as that of Broker E. F. Hut­ tary, Mrs. Alice Hunt; gate keeper, monthly meetings for the coming created nine years ago In honor of night" will consist of turkey with w p e r o r the territory In question ton (accused by a Senate commit­ ducing the arterial hypertension Funeral aervice in homt- appoint Mr. Duncan. Mr. Ferguson’s letter to stock­ Copper seem to be much doubt that that U Plntocratlc Enemiss. Everett Cole; Ceres, Mrs, Evallna year, Previously the sextons and super­ Fred A. Verplanck, superintendent all the "fixin's." iaid p n a n t it to Italy with the oom' tee of pool-promoting methods often Improves the outlook of the holders follows upon the recent let­ ''I shaved for a cen t" the very deSnIte, even grimly des­ Dcroisa; Pomona, Miss Marion Tba Ttb and 8th grades of the patient to a marked degree, oa the like surroundings. intendents of the cemeteries were of schools here for forty-two years, ter of the Federal Power Commis­ ptimenu' ot the British Crown and By BODMBV DUTCBBR “which cannot be too strongly con­ Hurlbutt; Flora, MIsa Lola Olarlei Center school were asked to write successful reduction of the blood appointed by tbe voters in annual to give financial assistance through sion stating to the Connecticut perate, purpose of about nine hun­ Herald Washington Correspondent demned") that Big Business and A customer says: “ I’ve had 1510 daily or twice-daily the Republic o f France as Joint Big Finance “gang up" against the Lody assistant steward, Mrs. Dcl- essays on tbe benelits of Insurance pressure vrill in Itself prove the 142 BAST CENTER ST. town meeting. Acting under a per­ loans to deserving Manchester High public utilities commissions, as dred and nlnety-Dlne out o f every missive act of the last General As­ DANIELSON HRM’S shaves from my ■Schick. For 1500 shaves I shaved for a donors. New Deal. vlna Etheridge; member of ex-com­ by a Wlllimantlc Agent, and Fannie mesne of relieving tbe heart of Telephone; graduates who desired to continue well as similar agencies In New thousand Americana. Washington, Dec. 14 — Those mittee for three years, Clayton Belle Hurlbutt won $1.00 for first sembly the last town meeting dele­ their education in college but lack­ York and Massachusetts, that dis­ cent. From now on, I shave for nothing. And my ; I t to not, o f course, by any means hundreds of N ew Deal press Probably It wasn't by accident tome of Its load. H'-nt. prize and Janice Qlarke second Office 3171 House 7494 gated its authority to the select­ ed the necessary funds to do so. A continuance of the company’s inter­ agents have been as useful as so that 24 hours before President A l­ I wish to caution you that all MORTGAGES VALID Shaver’s as good today as When I bought it three years osrtain that Bslaasla would sell. But The December meeting of tbe men. Before tbe cemetery custo­ large number of students have state lines must inevitably cause many postholes during the recent fred Sloan of Ceneral Motors blast­ prize of DO cents for tbelr essays. the pain in tbe left side o f the no one baa ever made him any such SM ART OLSON dians were responsible only to the taken advantage of this opportuni­ severe economic loss to the com' ago.” Big Business boom-boom, led bu ed tbe Nsw Deal before IflOO busi­ town as a whole. Now they will ness leaders In New York, SEC re- ty to finance their higher learning Local FH A Representative panics involved, which “would ap­ offer— aod any wdieroe that hasn't tha public utllltiea, against the aa- work directly under tbe selectmen. There are no blades to buy or to sharpen in the About the smartest thing Gov­ vea'ed that the suffering Mr. S oan and it has proved a boon to many pear" to fall at the present time boon tried sbouldHw worth trying. rotnietratlon. Medical care of charity patients Says Bank Is Not AfTecteii ernor Floyd B. Olson of MlnossoU had made 1201,000 in wages last who otherwise would have been upon stockholders but which ultl Schick Shaver. You u ^ no water, soap, brush nor Naturally, the pries would have With hardly a peep from the was restricted to members of the by Supreme Court Rule. mately would “impair the reliability has aver done was ths making of a government except the soft words jssar. Manchester Medical association last forced to discontinue school. lotions. So it pays for itself very quickly and shaving (D be a sUS one. But suppose It And the blasts of President C. During the nine years the Foun­ of service and increase tbe cost of request to tha Department of Jus of Chairman Jim Landis of Securi­ night by the selectmen who appoint­ According to Francis J. Keefe, power supplied to domestic, com­ ceases to be an expense. . would taka two or three or even L. Bardo of the National Manufac­ dation has been In existence, only ties to send Its operatives Into Min­ ties Exchange Commission, tbe ed Its members as town physicians. local Federal Housing mortgage mercial and industrial customers." This two-way shaver giYes you a quick, clean shave “ power trust*' holding companies turers’ Association reminded ad- — The action bars from participa­ a very few benefits have been held four or five billion dollan to make nesota to catch. If possible, ths mur- broker, last night, persons who now Mr. Ferguson’s letter to the Con­ were Issuing dally denances, refus­ minlatratlonlsta of evidence In the tion in the $2,000 annually allotted to replenish the fund when It has with no possibility of cutting or scraping the tenderest Belesale and hie people feel that they Shearer, munitions, and ship sub-, have mortgages with the Danielson necticut Power Company stockhold­ detsrs of Walter Liggett, crusadteg ing to register with SEC as> re­ for medical care, chiropractors, been depleted by loans and this af­ Federal Loan and Savings Associa­ srore not being gypped; even allow­ sidy lobby investigations which ers was as follows; skin with the toughest beard.\ editor, shot‘to death in the presence quired by law, and flling sboala ot osteopaths, natureopatbs and others fair has been arranged In an at­ tion, Insured by the F. H. A., have “T o The Stockholders, ing fo r the heavy burden that tha Injunction auita with accompany­ contain piles o f ripe fruit handy to not recognized by the medical as­ tempt to raise a sizeable amount. Come in and let us show yoiq the Schick Shaver." of his wife and Uttle girl this week throw at Mr. Bardo. no need to worry wliether or not "The Connecticut Power Company. ing publicity blasts. sociation and new doctors until they Also taken Into consideration Is the falsing I t that mueh money or its In Minneapolis. they arc valid. “On August 25, 1935, the inter­ You will find a complete Suddenly there came a slaahlng, become members. fact that the schools will not reopen •quivalent would Impose on t& two vision a. O. P. Split The mortgages as placed by this state lines o f the Company were variety of conservative L iggett hod axoorlatod Otaon aav damaging counter-attack—but not A t the end of the fiscal year, tbe after the Christmas vacation until bank and Insured by the Federal discontinued prior to the signing ot totervsntors. It would still be a mag. from the New Deal. Jt came from Roosevelt'., adv.sers rejoiced $2,000 Is pro rated among the doc­ PRICE •15 ogely, had accused him of many evil January 6, making it impossible to Housing Administration are bona the Wheeler-Rayburq bill. as well as more extreme the famous Mr. Roger W. Babson, when Republican Chairman Henry ' 'is Bldoant borgaln for both Britain and tors according to the number ot hold the annua] alumni assembly fide and the recent ruling by the Su­ “ Because ot the fact that various things Naturally there baa been s financial analyst, oraels. and ad ­ Fletcher croea a fund-raising com­ calls tbey make for charity cases. styles in our well made Frcnca If It would prevent a general that has been held in past years as preme Court with reference to Fed­ press reports may lead our stock­ JustUtabla presumption that Olaun viser ot Big Buslncsa, a Creator mittee o f 18 outstanding “ pluto' The pay per call is conderably most of the college students will eral Loan and Saving Associations holders to the erroneous assumption footwear. Real value! war ot which the costa to them hated Liggett Olson’s regime In of and a very large stoekholdar In crats"—including men on tbe Mor­ Cleopatra’s nose less than the fee charged other The Manchester Electric Co. gan preferred stock lists, mao wbo have returned to school by that affiliated with Home Owners Loan that the earnings of the Company would many , times exceed live bllUon Minnesota Is already under suspi­ holding and other utility com­ clients. are adversely affected by the sever­ 773 Main Street Phone 5181 panies. are red rags to organized labor, Change Requested time. The reunion and dance, there­ Banks does not affect the validation dollars should it break— to say noth' cion and not a small part o f the sus- and others whose records are vul fore, fills a two-fold purpose. of any mortgages placed by this In­ ance of our Interstate lines, we ™ i i ' i « ’3f7K‘i;iii;nff«TiM rriadahyLYzid In short, the attaek woe an vp- UntU this year no restrictions wish to state that the only interest tog of tha deatruotlen of man power pldOD la due to Attorney-General rliing In the enemy camp. nerable In any appeal to “ the pso were placed on who should share in Committees for the affair have stitution. pie.” already been named and are as fol­ The Danielson bank la “federal­ thl.s Company has bad in the past and poaslbty o f their eltlea. Gummlnga’ recent declaration that “ Let us not make tbe fatal mis. the $2,000. Tbe change was made Tbey noted an Inetant revolt lows: Orchestra, Leonard Bjork- ized” but Is permitted to place In­ In the economies effected by inter­ Probably such a proposal srould take of defying the law and order last night In accordance with the state exchange of power haa been a t Paul and MlnnsapoUa were hot­ upon which our very exlatenca de- among certain iofluentlal Repub­ -and yours! wishes of the association expressed man, chairman; Albert Tuttle, sured mortgages up to 80 per cent bo deemed utterly fantastic by tha licans and predicted a nasty battle of the appraised value of the com­ that of the transportation agency, HURRY— SO YOU WON’T MISS OUT! C.fHOUSe^SOH beds o f criminalism. Olson could penda.” wrote Babson to officials In a letter from Dr. LeVeme Eleanor Dwyer, Harry Howroyd British and French govemmsnts. between liberal and reactionary Ka- bined property and proposed struc­ 'T h is Company has tn the past do nothing better for blmscif and and directors of holding companies, Holmes, secretary of the assocto and Ben Raddlng; tickets, George and Is now receiving monthly pay­ INC. publ leans wbicb would benaflt ture due to the Enabling Act, passed But why should It? It is they, not for his own credit than to urge adding that until a supreme court ttOD. Potterton, chairman; Beatrice ments in consideration for tbe In­ FREE RAVIOLI F. D. by tbe lost session of the Leglsls- Bthiopla, who are offering to make dec's on was rendered, “aorely It Is Tbe written resignation of Wil­ Coughlin, WUllam Davis, Ernest vestment made in transmission Cummings to sand his G-men Into up to us directors of public utility To sum up; Tbe Roosevelt crowd lard B. Rogers as member and Berggren, Eileen Dortahue, Mary ture, and signed by the governor TONIGHT FROM 8 TO 10 O’CLOCK Italy a tribute present Then why thinks the enemy la being disas­ IF Cleopatra’s nose had been a little longer, we are told, lines. the Gopher state and and out wbat- holding companies to obey the chairman of the Committee of Flf Reardon, Robert Nelson, Edna Mo- in June of this year, giving any Con­ “ In the event (which Is extreme­ Also on earth should they expect Ethiopia law.” trously dumb and U alienating teen was accepted without com­ dean, Ekllth Brown, Arthur Davis, necticut Institution the right to op­ nbout to ths Liggett case. maaaea o f voters. Perhaps the the hlMtory of the world would probably have been very ly unlikely) of the permanent aban­ and not themeelvee to supply the ment or action to fill the position, Robert Haar, Florence Benson, erate under this basis, if approved donment of this interstate ex­ FREE PRIZES! No matter to what axteot If any. New Dealers are themselves dumb It was suggested by members of g ift? Warns of Lawleesnesa Eleanor Bldwell, Christopher Mc- by the F. H. A. change, the companies generating Governor Olson haa bad tba polit­ In thinking so. Let's watch and tbe board that if a committee to \ “In this crisis," Babson warned, different . . . such is the power of a lady’s face! Hale, UUlan Carney, Lawrence Mr. Starkweather, the secretary such power have asaumed the con­ B A LLA N T IN E ’S ON T A P 100% \ A s fa r as Mussolini Is concerned, ical support of the Twin a ty gang­ "a la;ise by us Into lawless­ see. study charter revision is to func­ and treasurer of tbs Danielson Fed­ tion that it should be appointed new Converse, Bessie Quinn, Frank tract obligation to reimburse this it svould probably please him much ness would do more to degrade and eral Loan and Savtoga Association, Company to full for said Invest­ sters and criminals. It la perfectly instead of continuing the Commit­ Robinson, Ephraim Cole, Ted Cham­ Used Car - more to have scared his dear com. damage the utllltiea than any at In those days, beauty aids were matters of trial and bers and Maty Taylor. stated to both Mr. Lawler, Cb-Ad- ment to lines. Charter Oak 8t. Tavern plain that he can’t afford to retain tack by hostile ciitlca . - . . It tee of Fifteen in that capacity. radee of the League into loosening Mr. Bailey and Mias Mary Mc­ mlntstrator of the F. R. A., and Mr. “We ara pleased to adviee that 120 Charter Oak Street D. Guarco, Prop. it any longer. The Liggett murder would be balled as proof that lome William Andrulot, recently ap­ BOLTON error. Since then science has taught us many things Guire of the high eetaool faculty ore Keefe yesterday afternoon that the the Company haa axperisneed dur­ 1935 Chevrolet Sedan up to provide him with this EthiO' ot the severest charges made pointed by the-Board of Park com- was one o f those casea in which working with these committees. bank waa functioning to Its usual ing the last three months a mater­ against this Industry are perba|>a mlssloneri as custodian and con- 1935 Chevrolet Coach plan Christmas box than to grab it gangland, being dumb as to psychol­ Joseph Haley wbo haa been Hi way and any necessary transitory ial Improvement to eamtoge aa com­ true. about hair, eyes, teeth, nails, complexion . . . figure. ceaslonalre at the Center Springs requirements would be Immediately assay from the black empire—wbicb has returned from the Manchester Park skating rink, was appiolnM pared with the corresponding 1935 Chevrolet Town Sedan ogy, so often overreaches Itself. Ol­ “We public utility directors taken care o f.\ months of ths previous year, might change its mind at any Ume Memorial hospital and la Improving special constable with jurisdiction son If he would remain In pubUc would be playing right Into tbe Almost all the things that really count in a woman’s ap­ 100,000 MILES OF ROAD “Yours very truly, 1934 Plymouth Sedan and try to grab back again, at great bands of Commimista, Socialists, slcwly. to the park, by tbe selectmen. life, must become the open ana fac His appointment developed that ‘THE CONNECTICUT POWER IngonvenieDce to himself and to and Fascists by flouting the law at Mrs. Relehard entertained tbe pearance she can control, herself. And a self - made COMPANY. 1933 Ford Cabriolet tual enemy o f the Minnesota mobs. this critical time. How can we ex- Ladles society of tbe Methodist none of the selectmen knew the new ONE DEPRESSION RESULT POUCE COURT ItU y. I appointee. “ S. Ferguson, Chairman of the 1930 Ford Cabriolet In no other way could be have made p.ct radical groups to abide by church at her home recently and a beauty, to our way of thinking, has as much to her credit Board." Let It be put In the form of a democratic principles If we our­ delicious luncheon was served. Aa .'Clerk George H. WaddeU was In- Zygmont SzestowtekI of 711 Gov­ GASOLINE so much o f a virtue of a necessity as 1932 Chevrolet 5-Pass. Coupe mertion—that Britain and France selves are to defy tbe law when, this was tbe annual meeting the ftructed tn plan meaiu for having Washington, Dec. 14.>—(A P ) — a ernor street, Hartford was fined $10 by hla Department o f Justice Invi­ supervised coasting on designated survey showed today that current TURKEY SWAPS COAL FOB 18 GOING UP MONDAY ii' ever it suite our convenience? following officers wars elected: as a self-made industrial leader. and costs In Police Court this morn­ COFFEE Several Other Good Buys. bug Britain and France’s peace svltb tation. streets in town. The park board, to appropriations wUl swell the total “In spite of these taxes, reatrlc- President, Eh Selma Haley, viea- ing for operating a motor vehicle Istanbul ( A P ) — Sixty thousand Fill up your tank with Super ShelL A saving to n puce— and pay for It— Inaiead ot tlons, and handicaps, all o f ua are tbe letter asking for the appoint­ of Federal road construction since 'With out a license. A t the same time the governor resident, Mrs. Relehard, sacretary, ment of Andrulot aa constable noti­ tons o f Turkish cor I have been ship­ every customer. aaWng Hale Selassie to pay tbelr better off than if we lived In any Examine your own complexion today. Could it be the depression began to almost 100,- He was arrested by Policeman ped to Rio de Janeiro within four may possibly have some reserva­ SIra. Arthur Cbiistenaon, treasurer, fied the selectmen it waa financial­ 000 mUes. RILEY CHEVROLET CO., INC. atore bill. We fancy we bear many other country on the face of the Mrs. Alice Warren. Rudolph W irtalla early this morn­ months In exchange for Brazilian tions, in the back of hla mind, aa to ly unable to sponsor supervised When the government haa expend­ ing at Manchester Green because 60 Wells Street Manchester ayfa from many leaser natlona fear­ globe. We ought to be thankful Arthur Plnney and hla mother better? Is your hair as soft aiid lustrous, your teeth coffee, trade figtures reveal. It Is be­ the G-men finding out very much. we are not Inhabitanta of Germany, coasting this yrar as to tbe past be­ ed the $200,000,000 allocated for his automobile had only one head­ TIRES Mra. Ida Plnney are patients In the cause its appiropriation waa re­ lieved that tbe barter will be dou­ ful for tbelr own territorial In­ Italy, Russia, Mexico, or any other roads in the works relief program, light. bled next year. We will allow you as high aa 50% off list on your ’The man whom Mrs. Liggett swears Maneheater Memorial boepltal euf- as white, your eyes as shining as they might be? Have tegrity. ' nation, including England .... duced by the last town meeting. It will have completed the construc­ old tires for new opes. Cash only. poaltively ahe saw In the murder car We should be grataful that w e are farlng with pneumonia. To Pay Bnnmerators tion or improvement of highways and recognized at the time, taadorc living in tbe United Statea and Mrs. Nelson Bavisr will entertain you made the most o f every possibility? I f the answer Tbe selectmen voted to pay each that muld reach around the world hence should obey Its law s'' tba Ladlas society of tba Center of the four Old Age Aeaistance Tax almost four times. NEW NEUTRALITY LAW Blumenfeld has an army o f wltneasea eaumeratore $160 on account, os a church Thursday afternoon. must be ’fnot quite,” DO take the matter in hand . . Prior to 1929, the Federal high­ RE-TREAD TIRES ready to swear he was far away. It Chriatmaa present LOOK! -Administration forces are already Playing F. R.'a Game Tbe Board o f EMuesUon held their way construction program was GE/VMi JACK HAYES Buy on our easy terms. Guaranteed six months. LOOK! apparently la not going to be an Coming from Babson, such m regular meeting this week at the A discussion aa to whether tbe Bnllching the Congressional soil in this very day. board will Increase the compenaa- averaging about 10,000 miles a Tavern Manager. Says: Prices low. NOW easy case to break. I f tbe G-men tlmenta bad fa r more force than basement o f the Center church. year. Since then It averaged ytlfparatlao for the paasage b> Oon- if uttered by any New Dealer. But 'tloD of the men above the six cents coDvlet somebody of the Liggett a name voted when they were ap­ almost twice that gldsa, immediately after the opening the queition arises why tbe once W IN D S 8U M ILBS 8 GZ. GLA88 OF REER killing Olson wiu be In a position to For every woman deserves to be as lovely as she can. pointed, will be continued at an­ Current statlstlca show that since GREASING o f the seasioo in January, o f a new Irrepressible New Dealers didn't OF WATCH SPBINOS August, 1933, the government has The Party Is bn Him wear the snowy wool o f M ary’s beat him to It. other meeting qf the bmuri. Have yonr car lubricated...... 50c . aontraJlty bill— ^wltb. If yrou please, And a hundred advertisements are waiting to show ycu The enumerators, Peter D. started projecto Involving 38,000 Uttle Lamb—didn’t be beg them to Ona answer la that oltbougl Dodge aty, Kaa (AP)—Fred miles. I t Is estimated that funds ^ stop In Tonight Any Time After 8 P. M. For ■UU broader discretionary powers In many of tbe boys are raring to tiiki OomoUo, Lester H. Mclntoeh, comeT And if they fall to convict Kesaler, watch repair man. eati- Arthur E. Keating and Thomas Mc­ now being spent under W P A wUl 5 * off their shlrta and ratum brick tbd hands ot the President than matos be has wound 8D1.T miles of how! So—read the advertisements in this newspaper— provide another 12 ,000. Not an inferior beer, but our regular anyona wUl not Cummings’ teflec- for brick, Roosevelt — Whom you Cann, were praised by the select­ W INTER OIL thoaa granted by the preaent bill. watch springs In 61 years. men! for the good work they did Prior to the New Deal, the Hoo- FREE STEAMED GLAMS tkma on the crimlnallem ot su Paul mav atm catalog a t a very eUck they contain information you should have. Have your crankcase drained. SheH 2 0 W ...... 20c q t KINGSBURY AND HULL’S CREAM ALB fRip existing law does make an poutlclon — has. been raprcaeing this fall tn making the census. jr administration had already You’ve been looking for this—and now we offer it to yon. and Minneapolis sound less convinc­ TEXAS CATTLE ‘DIPPED* FOB They turned In 11,882 names, speeded up appropriations for road BALLANTINE’S AND HULL’S CREAM ALE OMhirgn mandatory agalnn both them, on the theory that tbe Indus­ _ n c H s Battery Dead I Out of Gaa I Flat Tire ing when Olson insists, aa he surely wiilch with a deduction of $70 for construction, so that from 1931 to Pay us a visit and convince yourself that you get the iMlfigerento, but It leaves enough trial and flnanclal lords wbo bate Dial 4129 I Dial 4129 I Dial 4129 the use of an automobUe to the 1933, 84,000 miles were improved. Drawn from the only high pressure cooler in town. best glass of beer at "9 wlU, that the killers, like tbe rest of him are driving tha liberal, inde­ Laredo, Tex. (AP>—Six bundred 'fntoota at tha discretion of the \ work would leave them a weekly In .addition, appropriations for Mtonaapotis’ evU doers, must have pendent vote and tba "common bards oomprUing 82.308 cattle have ■ tocuilve to'^mke a great deal ot people" right "homo to papa." Mlary of $22.91 for the seven weeka roads to drou^t relief areas, for­ coma from outside the stater bean taipactad or dipped for tick thmr were employed. lioabla, of srhidi there ia plenty of There wiu be plenty of Ume etsdleatlon In JFabh county. ests and parks, have accounted for C E N T E R t a v e r n The Maple St Tavern later to return the ma. Mean­ 'Tax Collector George H. Howe | another 14.000 mUes. p to s n t OTldwioe. Mr. Rooeevelt was quoted by Mr. Waddell aa aay-1 Campbell’s Service Station while. Roosevelt figures, tba enemy Ifovicfl. * ftninM i Total funds poured into road con- 70 East Center Street Mario MarchiBOtti, Prop. Chas. Zanlungo and Joe Naretto, Props. toMto Oongrtss to abdicate atill UNPREVENTABLE wattem . log be counted 118 leas names turn­ >■< fc* piling up ammunlUon for W4T6 aeen .r 348.000,000S44.000e000 ptraoni parsons in to stmetion amount to well over 31,- Main and Middle Turnpike Trade checks still honored with regular 10 ounce giaaa. ed to than did the enumerators. 000.000,000. MMtor and pcaetionUy leav^ the tbaro am rery tow evUa in this Japan ^ ^ 19.00.OOQ TemnorarUy. tba gdmiWlatratkw n o n ' liS tfS S . . 4. ■ • . If ANfCHESTER EVENTNC RERALDi BIANCHBSTER, a)N N > SATDRDATl^, DECEMBER 14,1988, «AzromBarrBK bv b iv im g h b r a u ?. MAMCUESTEB. OUMN^ BATURDAT, DECBBIBBR14, 1968. WE INVITE YOU TO THE STATE THEATER he igh chool Danbury, eantenced in 1988 to serve New Haven—Mrs. Kotbeitaa r-;5i T H S three to five yeare in state’s prison As Our Guest-^Read Advertisements Appearing On Bochnerezyk, abou* 70, of New Hoi> for theft, sought trial or reversal of ven, was Injured fatally wbaa Saturday, December 14, 1935. Compiled by Students of Manchester High School Miss Helen Estes, Faculty Adviser a Supreme Court decision woe de­ *truok by a truck driven by Thomas VoL n in No. 27. nied by Superior Cour* Judge P. B. Kilebrew, 26-year-old negro from O'SuUtvon who pointed out a habeas Wethersfield. This Page. corpus wea not the proper type of New Britain—R. B. Tbatebar, 44, WILL ROGERS ENTERED petition to bring in order to win SOCK AND BUSKIN PU N S High School Choruses In Christmas Concert Tuesday Night TELLS BEST MARKS . PERMANENTWAVES ADD FOR GOOD EYESIGHT such ■ point Dea Moines, la., truck driver, died 1 JUGO-SLAVU NATIVE of a heart attack aa he climbed to Hertford—Miss Helen Wood, di­ the balcony ot a local theater. XMAS ENTERTAINMENT SCHOOL AS A COWBOY rector of the State Employment Woodstock—Buyera from New AMONG GRADUATES TO MILADY’S BEA U H VISIT WALTER OUVER Service, said neerlv 69,000 unem­ York and every New England etate I ' GUEST OF HI Y CAVEY'S GRILL ployed peieone were listed with her attended the auction sale which dis­ Club Greatly Amused by Im­ Manchester High School Re­ 33 East Center Street department but there Is a definite posed of 1,800 household srttclea a t personation of Wild Animals ceives Pamphlet On Will > For the new, alluring aoelal tea- leteet cut on the teem. In the final Welter Oliver, optometriat, has through them; much of the knowl­ shortage of skilled workers among the Bald Hill eetats of tha late Clar­ Rogers “Cadet Days.” Daily 50c Luncheon son, your permanent wave it not oilmlnetlon Katherine Le Baron of established himself In Manchester edge of men le obtained through them. The 69,000 includes those now ence W. Etowen, writer and former in Pantomime. Wesley Gryk and Mary Mars- only a necetaity, but should be a Morrlavllle laid down a barrage of and has a number of clients In stir' them, and Walter Oliver believes employed on Federal projecta New York newspaperman. ioire KoTach Compares Priv­ and Plate Supper continued source of pride and loveli- 99.6 out of a possible 100 ohd Esther that hla work demands conscientious Lewie Jones, 36A, president of "Cadet Days of Will Rogers,” is rounding communities as well who neat. Sinclair of Essex Junction scored have beard of his reputation as an attention, for if hts whole soul is not Sock and Buskin, was elected to be an interesting little booklet which den Are Announced Vale- 99.4. i e s of Jugo-Slavic Sunday Dinners $1.00, We tuggett that you start the to- optometriat and consequently come in the work, he cannot give his cll- LOSE THAT WORRIED LOOK WHOSE---- the club's representative In the Stu­ has been recently sent to the school. cial teaton wisely on those oeea- First matches will be fired before enU the beat tjrpe of advice and dent Council at the meeting Wed­ to him for treatment and glasaea. AFRAID OF It contalos a record of Rogera’ two dictorian and Salntatoriaiu and A La Carte tiona whert dependablt lovellnets ia mid-yeore with 30 tnter-eoUeglata Eyes maah a great deal, they are treatm ent It’s probably due to oyo strain. THE BIQ Yonth to American Yonth. nesday afternoon. an asset. Have your next per­ njetches fbllowlng. Whenever one's eyes are not up to A Christmas party will be given yean as a cadet at the Kemper Something Different the windows of the soul. AU tha You cannot afford to neglect the BAD Military School, BoonvlIIe, Missouri. manent wave, your next finger wave beauty of nature and life is eaan par, It is Waiter Oliver who brings cere of your eyes for it may WINTER for the members Friday evening, Urutenant A. M. Hitch, superin­ Every Day I and new hair dress with the Weldon them there If the person with such mean a Ufetlmie of regret later December 20. A program consist­ The highest marks for any stu­ CHILDHOOD SWEETHEARTS A compariion of the prtvUegei en- tendent of the school, edited this dent of the class of 193BA over a Cocktails • Liquors - Beei Beauty Salon, Hotel Sheridan BuUd- WED eyes will but visit him. on. Impaired eyesight is a great ing of a humorous Yuletlde play is booklet, gathering bla material Ing. Delay in the matter of eyes Is a inconvenience. Come in end have '"r Joysd by youog people In United being prepared. Characters In the period of four years are those of and Wines ' Btatea and in Jugo-SIavla waa made from letters from Will Rogers' fel­ Wesley Gryk, and second highest (Troquignols and Spiral perma­ Hugoton. Kas. (AP)—Childhood dangerous thing. There is such a your eyes examined now by a play are; Santa Claus, Earl Clark; low cadets, from Interviews with Accommodations for Private nents are specially priced at $4.00 to aweatbeerts in Ohio, but separated thing os wearing eyes out and with ■klUed optometrist. before the Hi-Y club. Tueaday. In Mrs. Santa Claus, Alice Madden; Or­ are tho.se of Mary Maraden. Thus, them, and from school records. as announced by Principal EMson^ Parties. (7AO. This year your wave must be for 60 yeera, Homer R. Stuart, 88, this nigh geared olvlllzatlon the dan­ an umiBually Intore.stlng talk by phans, Helen Ilaar and D.-ina Dar- The booklet la divided Into sec­ Tel. 3801 Manchester perfect and Its frame of curia for and Mrs. Mary Cniapman, 83, were ger is all the greater, therefore the Hi' Inire Kovach, a native of the latter di*s; quartet, William Barrett, James Bailey at yesterday's assembly married bare raeer.tly. WALTER OLIVER tions and each section discusses a Wesley will be class valedictorla the nape of the neck must be perma­ eirea should receive ’cry close atten­ Reglitered Optometriat { country. Mahonyc, William Shea and Ken­ certain portion of Will’s school life. . (State) nent. You have that aasursnee tion. Today people uae their eyes 3.-; ■ Mr. Kovach, who la atudylng In neth Trevltt; Lewis Jones will do an and Mary, salutatorlan for the grad 918 Main Sh TeL 6080 In the section entitled "Will uatlon exercises. when tha Weldon Beauty Salon uaet very extensively. All this matter of thla country, graduated from Yale Egyptian dance; Mary Alice An­ Rogers. Cadet." It discusses his tha Croquignolt or Spiral method. eye treatment will be carefully ex­ Unlveralty and haa atudled mualc. drews, Marlon Montle, Olivo Skra- coming to Kemper and his previous Besides writing and delivering By no means doss the Weldw VACUUM plained to you by Walter Oliver If . He atated that at one time he had a bac will dance; Mao Smith, Ruth schooling. Will Rogers entered the Valedictory address at gradua­ MILK! MILK! MILK! Beauty Salon eonfina Itself entirely you but pay him a visit. 5*v great dealre to become a great Mozley will sing. tion, Wesley Is a member of the to permanent waving. AU beauty Walter Oliver's equipment le com­ opera singer, but he la now studying January 18, 1867 and his arrival CLEANERS Our Polietas give the MRS. ADA N. It was suggested that the club Members of M. H. B. choruses wno wui present a Chnstmas concert next Tuesday evening in High school hall are pictured above: made a lasting impression on one committee which la writing the class treatments ore given. Every plete for thorough examination of , the work of the Y.M.C.A. in this members bring toys which would be history for Class Day. He la a mem­ The REPAIRED greatest available 5 country in preparation for forming First row—left to right: H. De.Slmone, E. Skinner, H. Tysk, R. Robinson, L. Heller, J. Baton, L. Burr, E. Durkee, M. Kovas, M. Me- cadet, Mac Boonty, who reports branch of beauty culture ia carried tba eyes and be preecribea glasses M ^RIFIELD suitable to give as Christmas gifts Caughey Mr. Pearson, M’. Lahey, G. Mattcacn, M. Alley, E. Berggren. B, Juul, M. Smith, Q. Clark, R. Matchett. ber of the new Student Council. As on. protection. Our pre­ for correction ot cross eyes, restora­ P. J. MORIARTY J such an organisation In Jugo-Slavla. that Will was all dressed up In a a student in the Journalism class miums ere low, and con­ 'vlBACHBB OF ■ w. “• He came here with Elmer Thlenes. to less fortunate children. Second row—left to right: J. O'Bright, E. Pitkin, N. Sanford, E. Itobatto, I. DeSimone, C. Berger. R. McKnIght, D. Stevenson, D. Larder, ten gallon hat, with a braided Telephone Dial 6009 for an ap­ Key and Lock Work tion of vision and eye comfort. It ia FRETTED DfSTBUMENTS 174 West Center Street ■ At the close of the meeting, the B. Keeney, M. Durkee, J. Curtis, O. Albasl, M. Cordera, G. Baldyga, D. Petersen, M. Leone, G. Addy, L. Wegner, A Benson, V. Armstrong, M. this year, he has done much report­ HEALTHY ' pointment venient payment terms only through a careful examination ^ 5 secretary of Hartford County YM. horsehair cord, flannel shirt with a ing and writing for the High School will be arranged in pro­ SHELL GAS AND OILS members enacted Impromptu pan- Griswold. red bandanna handkerchief, highly Gun Repairing and Bluing. that one can be sure about their Through the courtesy of Qibeon. ■V ; C.A. tomlnes, directions for which were World. Wesley took part in the de­ portion to your income. eyes. Inc., we offty for e limited time, GOODRICH TIRES * The guest gave a very interesting Third row—left to right: W. Frazier, H. Seymour. A. Lltvlnchyk, E. Carlson. G. Converse, L. Lockwood, R. Hall, R. Berggren, E. Earn, A. colored vest, and high heeled red RODY on printed slips which Mls.s Parke Anderson, E. Cole. K. Trevltt, J. lllchniond, A. Johnson, E. Patten. top-boots with spurs and with his bating club as a sophomore and Telephone 6030 for on appoint­ FREE Mandoline, Bonjoe and MURRAY BATTERIES and vivid description of his home- junior, and waa, in those years, a ment. Guttare with costs of lessons. Valves Ground .V ' land and Its customs. In Jugo­ distributed. One of tbs funniest Fourth row—left to right: J. Bldwell, D. Mosler, E. Hunt, R Chartler, W. Fish, C. Johnson, W. Maxwell, L. Allen, O. Hills, F. Barbero, trouser legs in bis boot tops. He HoIden>Nelson waa entitled "At the Zoo." Eleanor W. Moore, G. McBride, H. Porcheron, H. Berger, E. Clark, R. Larder, W. McLougblln, A. Pratt. participant of Intra-mural basket­ BUILDER KEEPWARMWITH For particulon ses Mrs. Msr- Greasing Brake Relinlsg slavia, the children and students at­ carried a colled rope outside his ball. J. R. Braithwaite Co., Inc. riflald a t her studio, Hondeya, tend four years of grammar school Howard and Dana Dardls aptly im­ Fifth row—left to right: H. Richter, R. Shedd, C. Krlstoff, D. Cole, F. Miner, E. Toman, J. Freltag, H. Daley, K. O'Brien, A. Chaponls, N. luggage. Will was born a rancher 52 Pearl Street Crankcase Service personated a lion and a monkey, re- Mary, also a member ot the class 888 Main S t TeL 8887 Tuesdays end'Wednesdays. \ asd eight years of high school, or Jura, M. Behrcnd, E. Kehler, P. Cushman, A. BIrath, B. Balch, L. VanHaverbeke, J. Harris. and for him ranching never lost Its history committee, is president of Road Scirice W ‘■gymnasium”, ns they call it. A spectivelly. Alice Madden's Inter­ charm. Will’s previous schooling A.R.W H.K1E HONEYBROOK COAL 888 Btaln St. TeL 7 M pretation of "At the Old Ladles' the Girl Reserves and a member of HOUSE OEANING TELEPHONE 8887 _ compulsory military training course «r------bad been Irregular and, as he was the Somanhla staff. In her Junior QUALITY AND SERVICE ‘ f is in effect, in which everybody flf- Home" was clever, and Kay Wal­ GOSH, I DUNNO restless and energetic, be didn't year she was on the staff of the 16 Walker Street ; teen years of age or over 1s requlr- worth was excellent os the gum- CHRISTOPHER MORLEY care whether be did go to school or Snow on the ground—a eosy Are A few minntos at the SIX NEW COURSES High School World. She waa a RAW AND V THE EASIEST WAY sd to serve. chewing “New Stenographer." SOLEMN INITIATION *‘Could you plcaae tell us not. WUI was never fair to him­ member of the Student Council In —the soft glow of lights—that la *phone and yon can A strict press censorship Is In ef­ —Vonne Dardls. where Middletown Is playing self In bis reference to his achieve­ her first two years, at which time PASTEURIZED R l L A i I k what Winter makes us think of. CHANGE change to our leondry A Permanent fect over there. In an effort to sup- Manchester tonight?” was the INTERVIEWED BY PUPIL ments In school and, although they she waa alsq vice-president of her But the practical minded pereon fcervloe — with Its con­ ; i press Communism. Books also OPENS CLUB SESSION urgent request of four M.HS. GIVEN IN ART were small, he tried to make them class. In her sophomore year aha TEL. 8365 saya: “Coal,” because he wants that venience, Its oomplete- Bundle up your eurtalna, wash- - I come under this rule. Persons students In Middletown on Frl> appear smaller than they were by belonged to Paint and Powder. to build the cozy fire. nese and Its savings in rags, blenkets'and all other fabrics For Christmas t owning tmapproved books are sub- MR. GATCHEU. COACHING day» December 6. sB^ng he spent four years In the The other honor students of tbs The Seaman Coal Company, work, worry and ex- that need special attention.. .reach < Jeet to two years imprisonment. This question was asked of Famous Essayist Discusses His fourth grade. His occasional ref^r- South Manchester, offers you penie. for your telephone and call the 3 ! The government la strongly op- class of 19S6A were annoimced to CHRISTMAS G IP rs \ seven people, before a good guess Method of Writing While enca to bla school life at Kemper be: Jane Sonnlksen, Dorothy Den­ “Honeybrook Coal” that wlU burn New Model Laundry. * posed to any form of Communism, SmMMERS OF M. H. S. Play Taken from “The was found. A gas-station at­ Autographing Books in History. Clothing Design, were always filled with the wit and with a bright glow and that burns House cleaning is much easier 1 and any exponent of this type of ton, Margaret Carlaon, Dorothy Nel­ Gimpacts — Perfunes tendant. a young fellow, three Hartford Store. humor he was noted for. son, Ehies Johnson, Henry Gryk, REMODEL YOUR HOME steadily. You will not “shiver and Phone when you get these articles out ot * government is severely prosecuted girls, another girl, and a drug­ In the section entitled “His shake" yourself in the morning, but the way, and the New Model Laun­ Powders L' ! by law. One instance was related, Nathan B. Gatchell, English Christmas Rose** Present* Consumers Art Among Elizabeth Luplen, Martha Roth, Vera Travel Sets teacher In the Franklin Building store clerk, all gave the general Course of Stqdy,” the studies he England, Victor Haponlk, Woodrow with a cheerful, "shiver and shake" dry haa a special department In i Avbm a Communistic leader was answers, ”Gosh, 1 dunno.” took tn school are listed. For bis of the furnace, a few good sbovels TO which they are handled perfectly. ?h. '■ ' caught and tortured. In an effort to has replaced Mr. Morton as coach “My advice to writers la to have Trotter. G. SCHRIEBER & SON, of the Manchester High school ed at Hartford “Y”. It w*as the eighth person, an­ a short name", was a typical re­ the Possibilities. first year be took arithmetic, gram­ Incorporated of good coal, a cheerful “It won't Send them along with your regular (Zertifleates for Permanents ~ Gifts 50c and up. ■'f ' make him tell on bis colleagues. other young man who finally mar, bookkeeping, history, elocu­ bs long now," and In a short time 8072 weekly bundle. Prices are moat Hr. Kovach talked of us as a swimming team. Mr. Morton re­ mark of Christopher Morley, when General Building (Tontractora signed wh'en he found that the said, “I guesa they play at the tion, algebra, letter writing, comr the furnace will be filled with a reasonable. Service, prompt and i ration of ten “talents" as compared high school.” From there on It being Interviewed by a High School position and the Bible. The second WESLEY GRYK PRESIDES Dealers In Building Materials vigorous fire. courteous. to his nation of two "talents.'' By chlorine vapor in the air near the An Impressive, solemn Initiation, only took five people to direct World reporter, as the famous The Art department’s organiza­ pool caused him to suffer much dis­ tion Into classes will undergo a radi­ yeai (third year high school) Will Woodwork and Repairs When all Is said and done coal is It la also a great relief to the this he meant that in our country followed by the dramatization of an the M.H.S. rooters to the school. essayist was autographing books at took arithmetic, algebra, grammar, AT COUNCIL MEETING the most practical and economical NEW MODEL LAUNDRY average housewife to send her WELDON BEAITTY SALON young people have much more op­ comfort from sinus. old Swedish legend, was presented The last three of these people Fox's Book Shop, Monday after­ cal change for the coming semester. way to heat the home, for the beat portunity and privileges than the Under the direction of the new There will be six courses each of pbyaica, political economy, letter Office and Mill: 283 West Center Street Manchester, Conn. clothes to the laundry and have at the Girl Reserve meeting on were students at the school, so noon. writing, composition, Bible and nis- Is dry and penetrates to every cor­ Phone 8073 them returned spic and span, ready Hotel Sheridan Building people la Jugo-Slavla. -Although coach and the two co-captalns. they were given a ride to the Another bit of advice to writers which will meet for five periods a Tel. 4957 the boys over there are much more Tuesday at the Center Church. tory and elocution. Judged by bis Group Votes On Members of ner of the house. There Is never to use within a few days. Thera Phone 5009 Blluicheater, Conn. Frost and Starr, the team is rapidly game In the capacity of guides. from Mr. Morley was to write in a week instead of the usual eight, but grades WUI was on erratic student, any dampness tn connection with are no longer any more "Blue Mon­ uader-prlvUeged than those in rounding in shape, and expects to Thirty-two girls became members It took thirteen people to get mood, never against It. He said there will bo some homework i which Football Team Deserrlnff of America, they seem to have much aa one month be received 100 In coal heat, and It Is healthy for MANCHESTER TAXI days" about the house, when this Is have a successful season with such after reciting the code, motto, and the car-load to that game. Ob, that If one wrote against his emo­ may Include visits to museums, Che­ history and the next 68. However School Letters. every member of the family who done, and gone are the steamy and more ambition and initiative. The pledge and singing the club song yes, and thlrty-Avc cents apiece, tions, the result would be similar to ney mills, etc.) to bring the number DIAL 6888 SAND and GRAVEL Jugo-Blavlana prove thla by their veterans os; Krajewakl, fast 100 Will waa satisfied with either a spend so many house of the day in­ sudsy smell, and ihe mlata which yard dash man from last years “Follow the Gleam". aa well aa the gas. an eighth grade comedy. ot hours up to those necessary for Wealey Gryk waa elected tem­ side during the cold winter months. 34-Hour Scrvlcel Two Care! lovely gardens and wonderful work A play In three acts, taken from Mr Morley himself writes tn an poor grade or a high one. It was In Special Rates on Weddings, formerly enveloped the residence on team, Morrison, chunky backstrok- Jack Bellamy, *35A. one unit of credit declamation and elocution that be porary president of tba Student GREASING DONE QUICKER The Seaman Coal Company, whose The wash day, which in many homea in the shops, etc. They also taka er; Agostlnell, backstroker; Orfltel- the legend “The Christmas Rose", “asymptotic'' manner (or, to me The plan will be as follows; Council at Its meeting on Tuesday, Christenings Funerals great pride in keeping their houses which hod been revised Into a play and you, he writes in a manner did best academically. Even here ad appears on this page are pre­ Tael Stand Orooslta Alexander Jarvis Co. Is forever a thing of the past. clsaa and the sidewalks in front U, fast 230 yard man; Frost, In the Art I. This course Is open to alt WUI used his wit and humor for and a nominating committee waa pared to give prompt servlca and The drudgery is now taboo for 320 yard swim; Starr In the 40 yard by one of the members, was present­ 000, and was considerably impress­ which continues to come closer to students who have not previously Instructed to draw up two slates of Montgomery Ward______416 Center S t Tel. 4324—8836 well swept. ed by Catherine \VlIson os the Lay- some definite point but which will he could Joke hts way through hts AND IT’S A REAL JOB you may place your order by calling the woman who sends her clothes He also told of the great saerl- dash and the 160 yard relay; Koel- ed by IL The Washington monu­ studied art. It will serve as a speeches, bring down the house, and officers for consideration next week. the yard 8087 or the residence 8571. to the New Mode) Laundry, which brother; Mary Quish as Robber ment is of two different colored never really touch It; It leaves foundation for future courses and S. D. llces made by the students going to her, dash man and Gardner, diver; Mother; Ruth Runde as Abbot something for the reader to put In get the highest mark. Coach Thomas Kelley presented Walker Electric Lift calls for and delivers all laundry college. Some of them go and live and such promising youngsters as stones. This is because It waa will establish an Introduction to the The rest of the booklet Is filled to the CouncU the names of the WE SPECIALIZE IN SPRAY PAINTING work. A trial bundle will prove lie Hans; Esther Steger and Minnie started and there were no funds to for himself). Mr. Morley believes study of metal and lettering. Have That Breakfaat Set of Youn Mode Like New on coly what food their parents send Barelsa, who equalled the school MIntz as two monks; and Mildred that what a reader puts Into bis with anecdotes and humorous re­ football team, who, in his and As­ and many fine featurea and It’s real them each week. He told of one record in the 100 yard free style finish it until the government ap­ Art II. Puplla who wish to take marks such oa when a professor sistant Coach Knapmon’s estima­ We can spray paint and shade It any color combination. economy too. WILLIAMS Janicke as the robber child. propriated money. reading of a book does more In this course must have been taking Stewart-Wamer WOMAN IS WINNER typical example, in which there dash in practice, Plckels, Robbins, This play will be presented at the making the book a success than asked WUI If he knew what H20 tion, ore worthy of being awarded Jat telephone the New Model Authorised Dealer were three brothers going to school. and Nelson, breast-strokers; and Y. W. C. A. In Hartford on Wed From Washington the group went what the author puta In. art during the first semester of thla waa: Will replied, ‘There’s lota of a major letter. As the council bad Grease Guns WnXIAM DICKSON Laundry at 8072. Having only one pair of .pants be­ Freney, Topping and others In the nesday evening, December 18, to Chicago where they visited Just At the beginning of the Interview, year. They will continue the course it In town on Circus Day." When not prepared any ruling to abide Hamlin Street Tel. 6829 CHRYSLER . PLYMOUTH tween them, it was necessary for short dashes. where groups from Glastonbury, about "everything." Among "every­ Mr. Morley expressed a horror of they have been taking, adding a asked to explain, ha said, “Red by. Coach KeUey put into effect the EXPERT GREASING OF THEATER PRIZE 18 Main Street Phone 5012—8480 two of them to stay a t home and Many of these candidates have Thompsonvllle and surrounding thing'' was the “Ghetto"; the negro being Interviewed himself but said study of design and color; represen­ lemonade." plan used In previous years: 50c and 75e study, while the third went to dons much better -ime than last communities will also enact some­ district, which is four miles long be enjoya very much Interviewing tation Is different media; human and Then too there ore many pic­ 1— Elach player must play seven thing la connection with Christmas. and eight miles wide; the remains someone else. He related t;he fol­ animal anatomy and drawing; and tures taken during WUl's school Overnight A. P, year's candidates, which looks good of the World's Fair; the stock periods, consisting of two minutes 1935 Ford 4-Door Sedan Mr. Kovach wtertalned the club for this and next year's teams. La.sl year's Christmas Festival was lowing incident: landscape drawing. life at Kemper. The booklet glvea each. Mrs. Anna Gorman Present WE INVITE 150 Tickets Free with some typical Jugo-Slavlan siicli n success that It was decided yai-d.i; packing companies; Chicago “My most enjoyable Interview was Advanced Art. Thla Is a con­ GAS and OILS News songs and meloiliea, stating that the The schedule Is Incomplete but It Art Institute; the Field Mu.scum of the reader a very good Impression 2— ^The player must also see serv­ TYDOL HOW TO WIN la expected the team will compete t.i hoi.I one again this year. After when I was showing John Gals- tinuation of classes now taking ad­ of one of America's foremast wits YOU TO 1— The name STATE U con­ 1934 Dodsre 4-Door Sedan nam es get a great deal of enjoy­ I'le i-ntcrlninmcnt, pa-strics and Natural History: and the Univer­ wortliy around Boston and men­ vanced art. The students electing ice In the last game of tha season. ment out of singing In their spare with the following teams; Con­ sity of Chicago's gtl-buildlngs cam­ and one who stood for American­ The following members of tba SERVICE ON TIRES—BATTERIES—SPARK PLUGS As Name Is Drawn; Sec* cealed In one of the adver- Bridgeport—Albert W. Mtllsr, Hot Water Heater. candies, characteristic of various tioned to Galsworthy, something this course will continue the d esl^ ism and who wlU forever remain In tlsementj on this page. Find secretary of the Bridgeport Civil moments. necticut State College Jayvees, natumniitles, will be sold under the pus. Tlic.v also visited the Chapel about getting a man's 'goat'. I ex­ football team were voted deserving Mr. Kovach plana to continue to Bristol, Meilden, New London where all denominations met In one work with the abstract, which they the hearts of all American people. of letters: it and write tha name of the Service Commission, waa appointed 1933 Pontiac Roadster—Radio supeiuislon of the Thompsonvllle plained It to him this way; A are now doing. While studying —Victor Haponlk, ’36A. ond from Highland St. Win TieJeets advertiser on a piece of the commUtlon’a acting personnel study the work of the YM:C.A. in Bulkeley, Hartford Public High group. body for Sunday services, and every exasperates B to such an extent this phase, students will use imag­ Captain Edward Haraburda, director. He will serve without pay America tmtll March, when he will Crosby of Waterbury and an over­ country In the world Is represented Woodrow Trotter, Harold Berger, paper. 1931 Hupp Coupe Miss Vera MacCracken, secretary that B loaes all patience with A, ination In creating abstract figures. ADAMY’S Service Station To The 2— Alao on the aame sheet,until a permanent appointment le return to his native land to continue night trip to Brockton, Mo.ss., where of the county "Y" was a guest at by a studenL and B lets A have a piece of bis Lawrence Mallon, Kenneth Tedford, John W. Adamy, Prop. 1932 Plymouth Coach.£UlSMJtS£K 14,188S. -4? MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. OONN4 SATURDAY, DECEMBER 1 4 ,19BS. VAUB BRIDES’ SCHOOL TEACHES NEWLYWEDS HOMEWORK ^ Yo u r Handsome Wrappings DAILY RADIO PROGRAM SATURDAY, DECEMBER 14 (Central and Eaitern Standard Time) Trains Society Women and Maids’ Courses C h il d r e n Netsi All proffraras to ksv and basic chains or aroups thereof onless specie' flsd; coast to coast (o to o) dsslfnation Includes all available stations. M i l S. DOWNS WEST HARTFORD IN HARD FOUGHT T IT , 48-35 for Individual Needs. By O liy Roberts Barton Programs subject to change without previous notles in advenes. P. Ms ■ I" II 1 ■■ IIJ'III . I IMin , I, — . I !■ ■!. II I ■■■» I I^.I — ■ « I I I B ...... ay NEA SERVICE INC. Heighten Thrill of Gifts Cant. Bast. NBC-WEAF NETWORK By MABT MAROARET McBRIDE BASIC —• Basti weaf wlw weel wtle 3:00— 4:00—Jim Fattis A Orchaatra You who have five dollars in your wjar wtag wcah kyw whio wfbr wro 3:9^ 4:30— Orlantale, Musical Prog. wgy when wcas wtam wwj wsal; Mid: 3:40— 4:40—Cornell U. Glas Club New York—Five or elx tlmee a purse to spend on Cbristmas, need Ensembled Materials Make Packaging Easy Operation. Metallic Effects Lead ked wmaq wcfl who wow wdaf 4:00— 6:00—Frank Dailey's Orchaatra MIOWBST^wood wire 4:30— 8:3(^BIsia Thompson. Organ day the telephone Jingles at Brjdes' not read this. You are on top of the 6:00— 6:00—Fredsrto W m. W ilt, T a lk Bycholski, Siimamoii and NORTHWEST A CANADIAN ~ wtmj School, and It’s actually a bride world and can mix with the crowds, By MARY M- 4:00—Carol Dais Song Program 10:0(^11:00—Abe Lyman A Orchestra, the final soccer game of the season the title of being the aurprise team BOX ■t, tion In answering a telephone. gummy stickers, labels and ribbon 3:10— 4:1^To Ba Announesd 10:30—11:30—Oxxie Nelson Orchestra'.—' will be ployed tomorrow gfternoon of ths year. They now have the retained hts national A. A. U. de­ HaB Q nintetlots Up Game In short, the Brides’ School which I'm not speaking from a rostrum ties all done up together in a neat 3:30— 4:30—Our Barn, by and for Kids basic; George Olaan Muelo— mldw BY PULVERIZING RIGHT under the supervision of Scientific or Intruding on privacy. Having 4:0G— 0:0G—Blue Room Echoes, Ore. 11:00— 12:00—Claude Hopkins Orchest— at Charter Oak street ground. honor of having defeated every club Negro Star's Feat in Edipsbg cathlon title with a total of 7,939.22 roll by the thoughtful manufactur­ 4:30— 6:3<^Kindergarten Via Radio east: Guy Lombardo Orchee.—west' From the Olympic standpoint it la in the senior circuit this season, and pointa. Tbe pentathlon title went to Housekeeping. Inc., opened a while belonged to the alsterhood of th ! er. 0:00— 6:00— Dick Fid ler O rch.: News 11:30—12:3(^H erbis K a y's Orchestra Battle Bat Qarkemon Lead almo.sl-pcnnllcsB a few times In my 0:30— 6:30—Preee* Radio Newa Pariod I 888,800, and brought hla eominga in also the most important and the they gave the Hartford Portu^oea Clyde Coffman 6f ths Kansas City SCORE. back with a fine committee of social The well-wrapped Christmas 0:30- 6:30—Alma KItehell. Contralto NBC-WJ2 NETWORK- the year be hoe fought profeeelenolly most severe tost uf this ssoaon. The one of ths heaviest defeats ever suf­ lights and a great deal of publicity, life, I am talking not AT you or TO 6:40— 6:40—Religion from Nowe. Talk* Brown Bomber Fools Aronnd Three World Records and A. C„ with Enlace Peacock not de­ bundle wlU more than likely be BASIC — Bast: wjx wbt>wbxa wbal Maaohmter (68) A0theWaf,AreNow1^ has settled down lo become a gen­ you but WITH you. If the truth 6:00— 7:00—Thornton Fliher, Sports to around the $400,000 mark. He game is In the second round of the fered by that club. To date they fending. . P. B. wearing metallic paper this year. 6:1 ^ 7:10—Popeye the Sailor, Sketch wham kdka wgar wxyx wlw wsyr wmal contributed $6,800 to Mrs. W. R. Ckinnecticut State Cup Competition rank second on the league table and The mid-west continued to show uine boon to the female newly-wed. were known, I believe almost every 6:30— 7:30—Hampton .Institute Singer wfil; Mid: wcky wenr w|a kwk koU 3 Clark, rf ...... 0 Red Is the favorite color for 1B38, wren wmaq kso for Three Sbnzas, Then Hearat's Christmas Fund, which also and brings ths Scandla A. C. here os have an equal chance, with four Tying Another in Sin^e Foimder's DiHappoIntment Brought woman has had some such ex­ 7:00— 6KIO—The Parade of Hite—to e the greatest strength In cross-coun­ 1 Opalach, r f ...... 1 With Bristol for First perience at one time or another. with green a close second. Brown 8:00?- 6:00—D. Rublnoff Orch.—also o M ID W E S T —wmt wood wire came In for 10 per cent Paulino's the opposition to the local Boeder other clubs, to cop the title. try rivalry. John Edward Bechtold, 1 UrbonetU, r f ___3 Hchonl Into Being 8:30^ 0;30"^Wallaee B ee ry—cat to eat NORTHWEST A CANADIAN — wtmj and gold plalded effects, coral and wlba kstp webc wday kfyr cret cfcf share of 20 per cent came to about representatives. Referee J. Watt The chances of tba locals to Michigan State captain, won the In­ "You see." e.xplain Mr.s. K. S. I can tell you exactly what you 9:30—10:30—Corn Cob Pipe Club— to c Sends Basque to Resin; Afternoon One of Bright­ 1 Moorhouse, If ....1 are doing. Watching neighbors French blue are two smart com­ 10:00— 11:00—Harold Stern's Orchestra SOUTH — wrva wptf wwnc wis wJax $19,000. of Hartford will have charge and emerge on top depend entirely on dividual title and paced hla team­ 0 Slnnomon, If . . . . 8 Place; Seconds Lose. Kirkland, who thought the whole binations. Blue alone or blue with 10:30— 11:30— New s; R. Child's Orohea. wfla-wsun wlod wsm wmc wsb wapl Among the flatle oel.britlee pres­ will call the start a t 3:15 p. m. their ability to take their scoring mates to tha I. C. 4-A cross-<»untry 1 Weir, I f ...... 4 .i Mrs. K. S. Kirkland’s dllllcultles In locking their doors and departing 11:00— 12:00—Freddy M ertln*O rcheetre wJdx wsmb kvoo wky wfaa wbap kpro thing up, "brides may take entire silver Is less popular than formerly woal ktbs kths wsoc wave ent were Champion James J. Brad- Ths Scandla club Is a member of opportimlttes and upon their aggres­ est Sport Chapters. 0 Gavello, ...... 0 courses or they may solve Individ­ learning how to smock a dress led to the stores. Watching them come 11:3(^12:30—Al Lyons and Orchestra Referee Halts Slaughter, championship over the new 0-mlle 0 because It has been rather over­ MOUNTAIN—koa kdyl kglr kghl dock and ex-champlons Jack Shar­ the Central Connecticut Soccej- Lea­ siveness. They bave the speed, pork course In New York, Don 0 Kose, c ...... 2 ual problems as they come up. her to found the Brides' .School, back with their little bundles. See­ CB8-WABC NETWORK PACIFIC—kgo kfl kgw komo khq kfsd key, Jack Johnson, Max Scbmellng, gue, which le the senior circuit in stamina, and a certain omoimt of Lost Night’s Results done. There is a lovely semi-trans­ ktar kpo kcx kga kJr kya keca Lash, former Indiana star, repeat­ 0 Woodhouse, c . . . 1 Never before was there a school like where woman can learn tf) do any­ ing trucks drive up next day and BASIC—East: wabo wade woko wcao (EDITOR’S NOTE: ThU Is another Manchester 48, West Hartford 39. thing connected with housekeeping. delivering fat packages. Chrlatnaas parent paper in crepe-llke finish Cent. East. Paulino Lands Joe. and ramo (^mera. CJonnecUcut This Is one step high­ skill, but tbe Scandla have tbe ex­ ed as national A. A. U. cross-coun­ 3 Campbell, rg . . . . 0 this one. In fact, the way I happen­ with candles In gold coral and blue waab wnac wgr wkbw wkrc whk wjr er than ths grade In which the perience and better boll control. For In a aeries of stories by the As- Meriden 84, Middletown 21. Is coming, and It Is not for you. wdre wcau wjas wean wfbl wnpd wjav: 12:30— .:30—The Old Skipper's Qann try champion without serious chal­ 1 Dougon, rg Bristol 44. Bast Hartford 20. ed to think of the Brides' School that would wrap a de luxe gift to Midweeti wbbm wfbm kmbo kmox 1:CKF— 2:00—Words A Music Program Olympics ploy, consequently It will the Olympics It must meui, in the sodatod Press reviewing sports Vennort, rg . . . . 0 was through an experience of my but try to learn the fundamentals Left-out Feeling Is Worst whas kfab krnl 1:3^ 2:30—To Be Announced (1 hr.) mean that tbs locals are to be put gams every minute from the first of 1988). lenge. Bycholski, Ig . . . . 9 You cannot promise the children perfection, and there are Santa BAST—wbna wpg wbp wheo wlba wfea 2:30— 3:30—Music Magic of Chicago By EDDIE BRIE'I'Z Johnny Kellsy won the Boston own. of sweeping, dusting and cooking. to a severe teat and the result will whteUe to the lost. If they wlU Horvarth, Ig .... 0 Leogne Standing anything because there la nothing Claus and snow men motifs galore. mroro wleo efrb ckao wibz wmae wesg 3:00— 4:00—To Be Announced Ascoclated Frees Sports Writer Marathon classic to take bis place ,/ "One winter I wanted to smock a "It's curious how they moat often Many deft-fingered glft-glvers v I X I B — wgst w sfa wbre wqam wdod *s80— 4:3^Billy Blasatt Orchestra be on Indication os to the posslbllt- make up In energy what they lock W. L. PC. child's dress, and I didn’t know find themselves In hot water over to hack you. You cannot^ plan for a kira wrec wlac wwl wtoc krid ktrh f*99” Muelcal Adventurei New York, Dec. 14.—(AP) — Local Sport ties of the locals In regard to step­ In experience there Should be a By TOM FAPROCKl os the leading candidate for a berth 14 Mtinchester .. like to make their own designs. For ktsa waco koma wbdo wbt wdae wbig 4:16— 6:16— Songs by Jackie Heller 30 8-12 48 how. 1 found a school, however, things they think they've known all tree for the same reason. You" wash 4:30— 5:30—Ken Sparnrns' Ensemble They Imported old sendr Paulino ping Into senior circles In the near tbugh and does battle with very New York, Dec. 14.—(AP)—The on the 1936 Olympic marathon William HoU (88) Bristol ...... the dishes and drearily get the these there la plain paper of shim­ wdbj wwva wmbg wajs wmbr wala team. which would give mo a course In their lives," Mrs. Kirkland com­ mering softness and contrasting ktul kgko wcoa wdne wnox kwkh 4:46— J:46—Oabriei Heatter’s Period Uzeudun from San Sebastian, future. little between ths clubs a t the end star of Jesse Owens, Ohio State P. B. F. T. East Hartford sewing. The trouble w*as that before ments. "For Instance, our girls have meals and do the darning. Perhaps MIDW EST—wgl wmbd wien wlbw kfh 6:00— 6:00—Newt; To 9e Announced Spain, to find out Just bow hard Joe Chatter Last season the Scandla club fin­ of the game. University’s amasing track and 0 Tracy, r f ...... 4 3-8 11 Meriden ...... you cry In secret or throw things. colors. The ingenious may cut out wamk wkbn wcco'wabt kacj wnax woo 6:30— ^‘30—Prets.RadIo News Period I got to smocking. I had to leave always eaten at tables that were silver stars and paste them on blue wowo 8:30— 6:36—Morin Slaters In Song Louis can hit. And how the colored ished midway up the league table All the local players sre roquestod field athlete, biased brilliantly to 3 Holmes, I f ... 3 3-8 6 Middletown .. .000 town, so the dress never did get laid properly. If you had asked If that Is the way you react to lone- MOUNTAIN—kvor kls koh ksl 6:46— 6:45—C h ici gr Music JamboreS' boy showed ’em! and were eliminated from the State to report s t tbs School street Rec­ provide 1935 with one of the bright­ 1 Johnson, If ...... 0 0-0 0 West Hartford .000 llnes.s The whole world Ik having a grounds, scissor green Christmas COAST — khj koin kfro kol kfpy kvi 6:16— 7:16—Master Bulldet Program' 0 Tabor, If, o ...... 0 1-1 1 smocked. That rankled within me them about forks and napkins and trees that have more than a hint kfbk kmj kwg kern kdb kgmb kgb 6:3(V— 7:30—The Message of Israel He fiddled around for three rounds This department has all tha re­ Cup competition In the first game reation building not later than 1:15 est chapters In the hoatory of the REVOLTA FAVORED for a long time. Then one day It hig time except you. Cent. East. 7:0^ 8:00—El Chico Spanish Revue In Madison Square Garden last spect and admiration In the world tb ^ played. Several additions to p. m. track and field sport. 1 Nelson, c ...... 8 8-3 6 Paced by the brilliant shooting lir the like, they would have a.ssured of the modernistic, and form words 7:16— 8:16—Boston Symphony Orch. occurred to me that there ought to Never is the soul so sick as at 12:00— 1:(X>—Ja ck Shannon and Soloa night, then knocked the once re­ for (Joacb Eddie Wilson and bis 3 Utley, rg ...... 1 0-3 3 you that of course they knew exact­ and tunes with grace notea. 8:16— 9:16—Russian Symphonle Choir His phenomenal exhiblUon cm the 0 Patrissl, r g ...... 1 3-3 4 Bruno Bychotokl,,,Oordoa be a school that would teach house­ ly what to do about such things. Christmas when fifty cents at moat, 12:10- 1:16—Poetic Strings, Enssmbis 8:S(^ 9:30—W LS Barn Dance—baslo doubtable Spaniard flatter than tha Orlelea .for winning the town foot­ afternoon of May 30, at Ann Arbor, and sometimes not that, is your Disguise Package Prolongs Delight 12:30— 1:30— Buffalo. N. T . . Praeanta 8:30— 10:3(^To Be Announced eelabrated poneoka with a paralys­ ball ebamplonablp, that to, we give INBILTMOREOPEN 1 Cooper, I g ...... 1 1*3 3 BUI 8lnnom«L MoaehsstK keeping, by the piece, so to speak — But the truth was, they had taken The average package ought to be 1:00— 2:(K^—George Hall'a Orchaatra 10:0(6-11:00— News, H . .a lly Orchaa.— Mich., on tbe occasion of tbe Big limit. The artistic effects shown above can be achieved at home by following 1:30— 2:30—Tito Guixar Tenor Seles ing right tM t drove one of PouUhO’a them oU the credit we feel such on 0 ClorV I g ...... I 0-0 8 feated WUItow Man Hlgli i^ WeBt that is. take up each problem as It them for granted, never actually disguised as much as possible In directions Included In the areempanylng article. ^ Barn Dane*—repeat for west Ten track s«d field cbamplonaKlps arofe for the Inexperienced." noticing how anything was done. From now on I am afraid I shal’ 1:40- 2:40—The Oleanders Quartet 10:3(^11:30—Ray Noble and Orchestra teeth through bis upper Up. achievement deserves...... espedaUy was easily tbe greatest one-man Hartford lost nlfibt in a fros-oow^ order to prolong the pleasure of 2:00— 3:00—Down by Harman's, Skit 11:00— 12:(X>—Carefree C arnival—«Iso e in tbli year of our grid bockoUding r 18 1 1 ^ 39 Apparently a lot of society wo­ "Now that they have to do every­ have to talk about myself. Please 2:30— Si30—Amsrican Choral Enaam. 11:3(6-l2:8(^Eddle Duehin Orchestra Herr Max Sohroeling, fitting way show In the annals of fOot-roolng. l u , hard fOught ’encounter. $ t Vb excuse It. It may help a little—It opening by a little auapense. But Christmas trees. candles, holly, bock In row O, fait the blow and 1936....but we do taka umbrage Trade Edges PlainviUe More Than 200 Pro Golfers Soora by psriodii men bad bod difficulties similar to thing for themselves, they are In some unwieldy gifts are better clear and colored mixes—tie them That afternoon Owens obattered Monoltoitor...... 18 11 16 10**-63 88. It was tha aeoond Oentrol OMi- that of Mrs. Kirkland with the doubt about the simplest Items of may not. But when I am cornered stars and one gold plaque of Ma- In the center with cord, thin spool winced. The doughty Isldor Gaston' (what a wold) at certain statements three world reoords—running 380 noctiout lattrsehoUtotlo Leiuuie I begin to think, madly. In two treated without camouflage. For In­ doima and child. ago must have heard it In Havana. In ^ r. WUoon’s Sport Forum letter WUltom KaU . . . . 11 8 13 T -«3 spHicUng—or maybe they remem- household arrangements.” stance, while you can get a dog’s wire, or ribbon. Tie onto package. 7:80—Richard Hlmber's Orchestra. yards ia 30.8 sseonds and tho ISO* Compete in |10,000 soort at half,. 86*18, Meneheeter, triumph for the Red and oniiu 8 0 Mted bride days in new home.s Husbands Learn To Be. Good ways. 1 first get unbearable to live There ore some particularly For a two-tn-one gift of a home- 7:45—Amo Meyer and hIs Royal OorUe lUtaloff, with bU oar glued in yesterday’s Issue. Its fourth Ylctwy In u many e t w legs Into a box, you might bave to .the radio out in St. Foul, didn’t In Hectic Clash, 36-35 yard low burdlss In 33.6 sooonds, Referee, Melln, Time, 8 minute, when tpey, too, were very new at Mixers with, and then Sunny Jim begins to clever gift Ideas for enclosing baked fruit cake and a cake dish— Serenadera. and broad-JumpIng 38 foot 3 1*4 quarters. this MMMdQe the buitoess of home-making. At Invent. trouble with bis head, so the best money, always the season’s most use two-tone ribbon, silver with WTIC 8:00—CJallfomla Melodies. know whether It was a flurry of He soya that tha town series As Is fitting In this year of what way Is to let his head stick out the Hartford, Conn, •tatlc or what. Inches. Prevloudy that same day Event; Hagen, Dntra Onl UieeCatlraSqiMd', , any rate, when Mrs. Kirkland put one writer has called "the llft-fifty Naturally a hoarder of every welcome gift. One folder has the bright red edging, for tying. A 8:30—Kreuger Musical Toast—Ray would have been more successful If that “the race Is not always to tbe | ba equalled tha world mark of 0.4 winiom Han Snds (38) bright trifle that comes my way. I top. A Teddy bear for Johnny can ace, king and queen of hearts on the SOJIOO W. KHO K. CX 282,8 H. Bloch’s Orchestra; Jerry Cooper A Technical Kayo we bod conceded the Orioles' a P. B- F. T, Aa la the gonea with Um-Traile the matter to them, a number were plan of marriage carrlr.l to its be dressed up In a transparent red bright red poinsetta tops this ap­ Traveler. Broadcaatlng Service. swift.” ieeondt for tha 100*yord ni>rtnt, enthusiastic, and agreed to go on ultimate," husbands are being have always kept such things as outside and the "Jack" of course In­ petizing gift package. and Sally Singer. The etartllng Louis scored a chance against Morlorty Bros, point­ Mechanics Stave Off Belated Oorol Gablof, Fis,, 14—(AP) 0 Rouleton, r f ..0 0-0 0 School, MMdiatowa Hlgli and RaoB- bag with fluffy ruff o\it of which (Elasteni Standard Time.) 9:00—Chesterfield Presents Nino Mastored By Peaeook Dec. vlUe High, CMooh Wilfred JjCMrlM the board of the proposed Institu­ drawn Into the Brides’ sch'xjl plan, rng-haga. Had learned to sew and side. There also Is a colored mam­ To make the chef, all In white, technical knockout over Paulino aft. ing out that lighting spirit la always The newly organised bowling The Ohio State Negro performed —With only two oonsplcuous gaps 0 Marander, rt .... 0 3-8 3 to knit and crochet. pokes his head. my who carries a basket that Is sht Martini and Andre Kostelanetz's er two minutes and 32 seconds of to be considered. , ^ e enough, per- 1 Swanson, rf . . . . 0 0-0 0 poured hto entire eqtiad of fourtoOn tion. too. So far they seem less Interest­ on the gift of fudge, take wire pipe Orchestra. league of the Knights of Columbus Rally to Earn Second Win other prodigious feats In the spring In tha nmlu, more than 300 profes­ A* The biide classes are held In an I could not be part of the Christ­ Plum puddings. Jams and Jellies for the introduction of a folded bill, cleaners and bend to shape for the the fourth round bad elapsed. It was >u’.p.s, but....first and foremost, sional golfers set out In the 810,- 2 Bull, I f ...... 8 8-6 8 playera Into the fray and the p n M t ed In the model proper location for P. M. 9:30—Along Rialto Row. bis twenty-second knockout in bis will hold their first session at Con­ outdoor meets and was all conquer­ S Harrigon, If .... 1 0-t 8 of the three comUnetiona piwrad old brownstone house In the East efficiency than they do In the Wine mas crowds, but I could be awfully may be done In Icy blue transparent and a genial Santa Claus with body, arms and legs. The costume Is while we felt that Moriortys de­ ran’s alleys tonight. Four five-man ing until ha met bis match In Bulaoe 000 Miami Blltmore open tourna­ paper for the grapes and raspberry, money in his bag. 4:00—Caix)l Dele. 10:00—Budd Hulick's Orchestra. 30 professional fights. served to be Installed os hes'vy fav­ in Five Starts; Rolston, ment today. 4 Tabor, c ...... 1 1-1 8 altogether too much for Weat HwO- l^ tie s which has been converted and Spirit Instruction. busy In the house. With two pack­ crepe paper cut to form coat, 4:16—N. Y. Program. 10:30—Science and the Citizen. Sports, society and theater no­ teams will take part, one from the Peacock, of Tampla University, In 5 Crowley, o .....0 1-4 1 fOrd, although Oooeh 8Mo * llo8- Into a complete laboratory. The These particular classes, conduct­ ages of dye, pink and blue, and a lot pink or white for the strawberries, To wrap the cookie packages slecve.s, troiuscrs and cap. A green orites, we did not say that tha Ori­ west, east, south and north end of Only Olin Dutra of California, peaches and pears. 4:30—Our Barn. 11:00—Ya^ee Network News tables were In the crowd of almost the National A. A. U. champion­ 1084 National Open champion, and 8 Clark, rg ...... 8 0-8 6 foidt'e heopatoie fought giuMly 'oad longest course lasts three months, ed In the evening so that If hus­ uf cotton, plus the odds and ends of illustrated, stuck the cookies, en­ holly leaf and a shiny ribbon, silver Service. oles had absolutely no chance.... tbe town, play to start at 8 o'clock ships a t Lincoln, Neb., early in 8 Mltcbell, rg . . . . 1 0-0 a Tics are stronger than they used case In white cardboard or heavy 5:00—Blue Room Echoes — Joseph 30.000 that saw the Bounding there’s no such thing as a certainty Saverick, Phelps Star; Walter Hagen, winner of 11 mhjor furtouily oil tho way to keop tha and in that time a young matron Is bands have Jobs, they won’t have gingham saved from the summer with red edging, add the final holi­ Blumc, director; with Brad­ 11:15—Abe Lyman's Orchestra. Bimque Introduced to the resin dust sharp. July. Peacock led bim to tbs tope crowns, felled to answer the roll 3 Pholps, Ig ...... 0 0-0 0 final outcoma In doubt up to Oa taught how to rtm a home, how to to miss their lesson*;, attempt to sewing, I made dolls and animals. to be and practically guaranteed white paper. Cut a piece of light day gift touch. 11:30—Ozzie Nelson’s Orchestras In anything including sports and if In the 100 meters and made it a 0 Chls, I g ...... a 1-8 8 not to break Just when you get the ford Reynold. (To WEAF- for the first time In his 13 years of we didn’t say so Iq as many words ooll. The-top favorite was Johnny loot quarter when Monebeater me- tell U a house has been properly teach both husband, and wife what The cats looked like elephants and green cellophane large enough to To make a butterfly bow, after NBC). campaigning. The Basque bad been Seconds Victors. double conquest by winning the Revolts, National PGA champion corked a epurt that piled up a coat- cleaned or how to clean It herself, they ought to know about genteel the elephants like armadllloea, per­ knot pulled tight. They come In cover package, crush It completely wrapping box in a brilliant color, Tomorrow’s Program we felt our readers had enough In­ broad Jump with a record leap of 26 21 l i t5 o 33 triple stripe effect In satin finish, 5;30—Kaltenmeyer's Kindergarten. A. M. In 69 battles with the good and the telligence to realize the fact.... and a member of tha home club pro fortable odvaatoge at tha oloeiiar how to deal with servants If she has drinking—what wines to serve with haps; and the dolls wore goggle- In your hand for novel "crystal- cut a piece of clear uncolorcd cello­ 6:00—Wrlghtville Clarion. bad, but be never had been toppled CARDS TO OPERATE feet 8 Inches. Owens also bettered staff. Hts most recent vtqtory was Manchester 3nde (33) wWiUa. ^ them, and if she hasn't how to live what foods, details about vintages eyed and rickety, but there they featuring broad central stripes of crinkle" effect. Open the sheet to phane about ten or twelve Inches 8:45—Yankee Network News Serv­ the mark on the books with a Jump In the Sarasota, Fla., 33,000 open. P. B. F. ». color with aide pieces of gold or 6:30—Newa. Gems from Memory. ice. from bis feat. We hold to the belief that s good, By the slander margin of a single Tba Ctorkemen led from itarO «» and entertain without them. that have remained deep, dark mys­ were. Old sweaters unraveled, tied Its original size and apply it to square. Fold It diagonally to form a 6:43—The Harmoneera. The fight, although tbs outcome 20 DIAMOND CLUBS point Manchester Trade returned measuring 26 feet 2 1-4 Inches. Gene Barazen, Denny Shuts and a Cueter, rf ...... 0 l-3‘ 1 Satob tor varying margins, sporodto Oet In Hot Water Over Most teries to most Americans, even the in skeins and dipped, were re-knlt sliver. package. Tie with darker green triangle. Now fold each half of the 7:00—Thornton Fischer on Sports. 9:00—Sunday Morning at Aunt was almost a foregone conclusion, big feUow can beat a good, little While the caliber of competition open king, were attempting to 1 H. Squatrito, rf .. 0 0-0 0 Many tags are In booklet form Susan's. fellow and the exceptions that have to the winning column yesterday rolUes by West H ort^ la wUifit Familiar Doties proper glasses to use and how to Into all sorts of things. transparent ribbon (silver-edged is sheet separately Into a aeries of ac­ 7:15—Pop-eye The Sailor. drew a gross gate of $128,394.76, the at. Loula Dec. 14.—(AP)—The afternoon att the East Side Rec, In 1035 waa generally well up to break the precedent that no Blit- 1 Guthrie, r f .... 0 3-6 3 with blank inside page to permit of used In the illustration) and finish 10:00—^(Jhurch of the Air. taken place in the 'sports world only 0 Toggert, I f .....8 0-0 8 ■enaatloaal 10m ^ oliota fsatorOd ■sveral of the brides at the school pronounce the foreign luamcs In a Took Pride In Boondoggling cordion folds about one-quarter Inch 7:30—Rhythm of the Day—Luther 10:30—Five Minutes with Raullo Garden’s largest In six years. It St. Louis Cardinals, whose army of atavlng off a belated rally to nose the standard of other years fewer more winner has ever repeated. fcssplaf the Hon boyt wtam u tu k - way to overawe the most magnifi­ I wasn't only making Christmas, individually written messages. with sprig of holly and berries. apart. When both halves are com­ Martin, director. was far short of the Indoor record prove the rule....os much as com­ players do a nation-wide baseball out Platnyille High by 86 to 39 In a They annexed first place in this 0 Murphy, I f ....0 0-1 0 wars brought up without ever be- Some arc photographic prints of Stars. parative scores have been confound­ Important (records were registered. 0 M. (Sole, I f .....0 0-1 0 lag dtotonoo of the toed, through t o a having had to turn the prover- cent butler or head waiter. but I was keeping my soul and Figure of Chef Is Easy to 8lak« pletely folded Into pleats, catch at 7:45—Medical Talk. 10:35—Encores of Yesterday. ■et by Billy Petrolle and Jimmy Mc- biiilnees each year, will operate hectic, thrill-laden encounter. It was Aside from tha marks shattered by major winter circuit even In March fingers busy. Other toys and pres­ winter scenes, others suggest Old Wrap Jelly )ar with clear trans­ 7:55—Laurel Trio. Lamln In 1939. After the flvht. ed they cannot bo Ignored altogether from at least 20 stands next sea­ the local Mechanics second victory 1982, November 1933, and Decem­ 6 Nloee, o 1 1-8 8 moat of tba gome, Menebeeter woe hW hand. But when It came to "And I’m passing on to my hus­ the center and tie It In place on the 11:00—Negro Spirituals. and the Orioles certainly didn't spow Owens only ons new world mark or 1 E. (>)le, 0 ..... 0 1*8 1 out front by IS to 18 at tba quor* manlaga, they picked young men band the tablesettlng and canape- ents would come from friends and English illuminated parchment. parent sheet. Take about 20 tran.s- package with one of the new ailver- 8.00—A1 Goodwin's Orchestra. 11:15—Musical Sunbeams. PauUno, wbo admitted be didn’t son. in five starts and snapped a three- consequence was established. That ber 1983, renMoUvely. Sorosen had Seals arc mostly metallic with anything during the season to merit game losing atreak. I. practice one under par, to en­ 1 Brown, 0 ...... 0 1-3 1 tor os BymotaW soak four terta* s« yot unknown to fame and for- making information,” declares one relatives, and did, as it always hap­ parent drinking straws. Use the j printed ribbons. 9:00—Rublnoff’s Orchestra. 11:30—Salt Lake Tabernacle (Tholr know e ^ a t bit him, predicted the The announced acquisition of was Keith Brown’s akysoaping 3 Hemingway, rg 0 0-3 0 pened, but what I needed was to be 9:30—Victor Young’s Orchestra. spectacular Louis would polish off more than en outside chance of beat­ Sacramento, Oallf., of the Pacific Ths first quarter waa a nip and courage hIs backers. pointera and MoorbouM oocounted tana So there was nothing to do bride. and Organ. ing Moriartys. vault ef 14 feet 5 1-8 Inches at the The professionals debated Sara- 3 B. Squatrito, rg 1 0-3 8 for the reet of the points with a of It myself. I could "tat” and also 10:30—Corn Cob Pipe Club. P. M. Scbmellng with the same celerity Coast League will extend baseball’s tuck affair with Manchester out Intercollegiate A. A. A. A. outdoor 0 Berger, rg Q 0-0 0 then. How proud I was of my home­ when they meet In the Yankee Sta­ moat extensive ohslr store system front by 11*10. The locals hit tbelr zen's plan for building a PGA 139,- basket and three sueeaeaful Mae make rag-rugs. Bits of left-over Drama; DJC Berlin—7:30—Festival have been set a.side by the members 11:00—News. 12:30—Jewels for Tomorrow. championships. It was hli lost var­ 000 olasste by having all entry fees 1 ObuobowskI, Ig .. 0 8-8 8 linen and a spool of thread, a few made things! tiinc.s and dances; YV2RC Caracas. 11:15—Harold Stom's Orchestra. 12:45—Did You Know That . . . dium next June. Tba Orioles were Junior champs from coast to coast. stride In the second period and piled from tka foul otri^ rockets can bo perfected they could and will be planted, plowed and cul­ for four seasons but they played It will round out the Red Birds' sity appearoncs In tbe Yale blue. turned over to tbe organisation In­ 8 NeU. Ig ...... 0 1-1 1 be sent Into enemy territory by lazy-dalay stitches and there waa Do look about. What are you go­ Venezuela—9:30—Amateur hour. tivated by them. 11:30—Bill Scotty’s Orchestra. 1:00—Italian Program. "I fought both men”, he said. ‘T up thirteen points as PlalnvlUt was The 120-yard hurdles mark of 14.3 1 Brightman, Ig .. 1 1-8 8 *d«e»e WWae Sag • V ' y WHY ARE POETS LIKE ing to throw away? That carton 12:00 Midnight—Silent. 1:30—Burton (Jorawall, baritone; should know, I have bMn hit many only three games this season against representation in the three Claes held to a oiiMle field goal to give stead of to indlvtduN tournament hundreds, demoralizing the popula­ a hot-blscuit cover for a friend. The church will pay for the har­ big time semi-pro opposition___they AA leagues, for Uie Cards have bad seconds was tied on three eoeostona sponsors. The suggestion will be Tho firat ave, wblek otoo tootuded tion. Christmas waa never so vital as the grocer left ? Some colored ging­ vest. Louise Kuchta, pianist. times, but never like tonight. I be- tbe Traders a 24 to 12 advantage at 18 io5 t n trailed AII-RockvlIIe by 6-0 when Rochester, N. Y., of the Interna­ Intermisolon. Plolnvllle come back by Tom Moore, Phil Cope and Roy acted upon by the executive com­ (path, Oavello apd aampbaU, was THAT? BLAME BYRON ham pasted over It, a few doors and CHURCH’S DEBT WILL END Tomorrow’s Program 1:45—Between the Bookends. Uevs nobody can Uck that boy.” mittee next week. Score by periodii than replaced by Opalach. Stamo* WITH GOOD ONION HARA’EST A. M. 2:00—Yankee Network News Serv­ Paulino has never beard of Retz- they walked off the field at halftime tional Leagiie and Ckilumbus, O.. In with a rush in the third quarter and Staley, California eolleglans. windows cut In, and there’s your 42 OLD BIBLES ON ATEW the American Association for years. Cunningham Snared, Then Fell Horton Smith, new chairman, and William Hall ...... 9 8 3 8—23 mon, Koos, Dougma and Horvath doll-house. Old silk stockings make 9:30—CHiandler Goldthwalte En ice. loff, but be dismissed Gastanaga after an argument over the guaran­ cut the margin to 34-36 and then M anohester...... 7 6 6 8—» Raymondvllle, Tex. (AP)—If It's 2:15—Radio Voice of Religion— with a contemptuous ”Bab!’’ Louis tee___they were drubbed by the The organization la well represent­ staged a rousing spurt In ths final Glenn Cunningham started the Sarazen, vtoe chairman, were In­ and thto quintet widened the gap to awellpussy cats. I can't tell you how St. Louis (AP) — Forty-two Bibles semble. ed also In all other league classes, ducted Into their offices on tha PGA Score at holfUma, 16-11, HolL 34-18 by halftine os Blnuampa Biography by Peter Quenell a good onion crop, the First Meth­ with picturesque history, one more 10:00—Dr. 8. Parkea Cadman. Rev. John F. Johnstone, D.D., will meet both. Louis said It was Wallingford Eaglet, 48-0, by the that almost caught tbelr rivals but year auspiciously by winning sev­ Time, eight minute quorfers. now. No room. Can you get a small First Presbyterian Church. A-1, A, B, C. and D. In the 20 Manchester hod enough left to cling eral feature mile races over bis old tournament committee. found tbe aet for throe dsubladeek* Shows How He Set the Style wooden box anywhere? Turn It up­ odist church here v. !ll be out of debt than 280 year.s old have been as- 10:30—Blue Room Echoes—Joseph one of bis easiest fights. He Hartford Rongera 19-0. T o d y 's Pa after harvest. .scmblcd by Been Memorial Lu­ 2:30—Jose Manzanares and his Jabbed away wUb bis left tmtil be clubs. Including tha Cardinals them­ grimly to the one-nolnt m ar^. rivals, Gens Vanske and Bill Bon- ere and Dougon Ond Opalaoh Ooeh of Eccentricity. side down, nail some sticks on the Blume, director. selves, the S t Louis club will con- OWLS TBIM UNOAS Rural parishioners, instead of giv­ theran church in observance of the 10:45—Musical Make-up Box. South Americans. found on opening, then turned on Morlorty Brothers played seven All Monobaster'a scoring from the thron, on eastern Indoor tracks, HIS counted once, while clone fuobdlng corners and paint It. A tea table ing cash, have pledged onion land 3:00—New York Philharmonic Or­ games in all, winning four, losing tro' about 800 players. floor was confined to three players, best performances wars in ths Bog Tba newly organised Owls trim- held West Hertford to flm pointa. for Sally. Yes, you can do It. I did. 100th anniversary of the English 11:00—News. the power, and the show was over. When tbe Sacramento deal Is med the Wspplng Unco* a t tba East BOOK BEvnew to the church. The church will have translation of the Old and New Tes­ chestra. Right noora Qooqna two and playing a scoreleas tie in a Rolston sinking six baskets, Savsr- ter Mile at tha New 1’ork Athlstlc TO GIVE ATHLETES UrbonetU, Weir, WpodhottoTvon- And the children used It and loved about 200 acres in onions which 11:15—Romance of Furniture. 4:00—Rev. CJharles E. Coughlin. completed the Cards will own out­ ick four and Phelna three, while SIda Res, 48-89. Tbe Owls started nort and Bycbolikt otortM th# By Bruce Oatton tament. 11:30—Major Bowes' Capitol Fam­ The Negro was eoiltent to play disputed game with All-Rockville... right the three c la u AA minor Club's games won in 4:09.8 and bis oft with a bong, gaining a good lead It for years. 4:45—Amo Meyer and his Royal M l (mtll tba Baoqua ffot fretb In the Moriartys lost to the Middletown Oynosio and Bsrtn wore outstand­ 8:80.8 for tba 1800 meters at ths third quarter and Weir took up t)m ily. Serenaders. league teams, as well os Houston ing for Plolnvllle. Savarlek and a t tha halftime. Al l e g ^ t . well aeorlag burden with four nlrfar toga. If you bave ever wondered wbo 12:00 Noon—Amateur Program. 5:00—Melodlana with Abe Lyman’s third and smaohad a ooUd right to Sons of Italy, 13-0, to ths All-Burn- and several other lower minors, and Oynosso govs a nice eohlbiUon of nations! Indoor ebamplonaUps. known local athlete, to going to HELP FINANCIALLY started the idea that the poet must I ^ l s ’ body, bis only good blow of Bides, 13-0....dsfsated tbe New The Kansas milsr met his Water­ eooeh the Owto. The whole Owle as nU five plajrero took 8 kMd 12:30—Parade of Melody. Orchestra, Bernice Claire, and control tbe remaining teams foul sbeoUag by waking good on in the ecoring. Utte In tho peti^ be the victim of a strange disease 12:45—Movie Preview. Oliver Smith. the performance. LouTs didn’t bat Britain Bmeraldc, 10-0, the Hart­ through optional agreements. six out of eight tries each but the loo at tha Princeton Invitation meet team showed good teamwork dee- which makes him scowl, algh, get ANTIDOTE 1:00—Road to Romany. 5:30—Julia Sanderson and Frank on eye, but then ahd there Paulino’s ford Rangers, 8-0, the Berlin Ma­ Both Sacramento and Columbus team effort from the oompllmentary in June when Jack Lovelock of New pits their look of practice while Weet HortfoM flawed brte^ erhln drunk, brood darkly, and go Into Ir­ By Helen Welshimer 1:30—Words and Music. Cnimlt. number was up. roons, 35-6 and Ali-RockvlUe 26-6, lack presidents at present. General eircia was poor. Zealand easily outfootsd him in tbs Kupchnoa and Burgees were cut, Tracy Ond Clark found tha 0 « ^ rational trances, you might profll- In the next beat, tha Bomber Manager Branch Rickey of the Car­ standing for Wspplng. The Owls Sootheastern ^ ConferMiee w|Ut olfty long •bote and ------ably read "Byron: The Years of MUST not hold you in niy mind 2:00—Music In the Russ Morgan 6:00—National Amateur Night with Manohester’s$muuu«aber ■ saeoadsVOTKiaua mademaas It»» av “Mile of the Century” before 40,- Manner. Ray Perkins. tebbed a short left to the chin, fol­ If Morlorty Brothers had landed dinals stated Bill De WlU, Cardinal cleanin syyseisweep by taking tbe prellml- 000 track and field sntbusisata. Tbs would like gomes wt teami aver- oddod a sucker to make It r Fame," by Peter Quennell. For By­ E A K O t X Since we have said goodby, lowed with the pulverising right (Eaetem Standard Time.) I 2:30—Vox Pop Interviews. 6:30—Smiling Ed Mc(?onneIl. to business bitfors, during and after treasurar, could toae either pest If nary,y, 33-i|, aendtag throughout, time was 4:11.3—much Slower than aging 19-16 years of age Votes Approval of "Above tba quarter ended With ron seems to have been the lad who Nor treasure any words you left that cut the Bpanlord’e Up and sent he wonted It. Den Beach, Columbiu Bor ■et the style. 3:00—Civic Symphony Orchestra of 6:45—Voice of Ehcperlence. tbe aeries gomes, we feel that tbe HlUnskinski featured for the locau sad Cunningham’s 4:06.7 world record Score: ahead, 88-38. s>* Behind you.. . . If I try Hartford. 7:00—Alexander Woolcott — .The him crashing to the floor on .bis outcome would have been different secretary. Is a candidate for that Cossy sad MeOutre went best for Owls 48 Flotah Up SeroNg ’ Hr. Quennell studies him through back, Paulmo went down as It team’s presidency, and Phil Bar- made on the same track In 1984. F. T. Now York, Dec. 14.—(AP)—Hons 4:00—"The Widow’s Sons”. Town Crier. . . , .it’s no scret that the south end- PloiavUls. The some Princeton meet brought B. Board” Assistance. Tbs final period was hardly un­ the four or live years when he was, someone had knocked hla legs from telme, for yoari on aoslstont to .. 6 3 18 Christian Anderson's Christmas O think of you as someone dear 4:30—Dorothy Dreslln, soloist 7:30—Phil Baker—The Greatest ers regarded the Orioles so lightly Bfaaehester Trade 1st (86) to light on excellent Olympto 400- Murray, rf ...... derway before Watt Hartford drew as you might say, the Rudolph Val­ Btory, "The Little Match Girl,” will I cherished in a book American Tourist. under him with a wagon ‘-onne. Rickey, Is under consideration for P. B. F. T. Schleldge, If ...... 8 0 16 entino of EIngllah letters; the years T 4:45—Henry Albert Phillips and that they didn’t make proper prepa­ meter prospect in tbs person of Ed­ up to 89-84, but Manehsstsr soet) be dramatized at the author's birth­ I read not very long ago. Quartet. 8:00—Eddie Cantor and James Gome a t evtr, the old feUow rations, no fault of Coach A1 Mer- Sacramento or Columbus. 1 Pbelps, r f ...... a 8-11 9 Nyman, c ...... 3 0 6 Atlonto, Dee. 14.—(API—Tlie wblcb followed publication of Walllngton and Parkyakarkus. raUed himself to bli feet after a The list of clubs controlled by 3 Saverick, I f ...... 4 6-8 14 die O'Brien of Syracuse. O’Brien Davidson, rg ...... 1 0 3 Southeastern Oanfarenea's approval wtdsnsd the breach again and 0|to- "QiUda Harold," when England for­ place at Odense, Denmark, on De­ Instead of one who took 5:00—Penthouse Serenade. rer, but of tbe players tbemstives beat a oelaot field ef qusrttr-mllers, lacb, Slnnomon. Kose and Doa ' cember 33 and broadcast by CBS. 8:30—I«slle Howard—Stage and emmt el eight. Just In time to etog- ,, .ws’re not oUblng for Moriartys, the Cardinal combine, of wblcb Sam 8 Rolston, 0 ...... 8 0-0 13 Belftera, I g ...... 8 1 7 of financial assistance for Its ath­ got all about the Napoleonic wars 5:30—Dream Drama. Breodon la president. Is as follows: including Glenn Hardin, Jimmy Lu- Plcrro, Ig ...... 0 2 3 letes drew both crttietom and proto# returned to acUoa to help Byebo a ir roads with me, why maybe then, 8:48—Music by Richard Hlmber. Screen Star with Dramatic Cost. ger into another right to the head. they got wbat they deserved under 0 Anderson, e ...... 0 1-1 1 to gsps at this handsome, cynical, On tha Saturday night list: 9:00—The Ford Sunday Evening He wavered grogglly os Referee Ar. Major League—St. Louis, Nation­ 2 Pantsluk, rg ...... 0 0-0 0 Valle and Ivan Fuqua, with a furi­ as executive committee members In- finish up tbe gome with a is-potnt reitleia, perverse, and remarkably WBAF-NBC, 7—Thornton Floher Since books are seldom true. 6:00—Catholic Hour. tbe circumstances and more power al. ous final drive. (3 o t^ Tom Keane's 6 48 slstad today that the action ‘let lead. Tbe locoto ran Weet H ortfe^ F 6:80—News. Hour. thur Donovan put an end to the to the Orioles but those ore the 3 Vojeck, Ig ...... 0 0-0 0 Totals ...... 21 gifted young poet. and Mn. KnuU Roekne; S— Hit It may not hurt me quite so m u ^ Class AA—Columbus, American I, ...... newest ”440” find went on to win Uncas 80 down no bars." ragged, 10 much so that the latter 6:45—Program from WEEl. 10:00—Wayne King’s Orchestra. olaughter. facta.. . . 1 Bllnn, ■i g a , Byron was all tbs things that a Parade; B—Rublnoff orebastra; B;S0 Sometimes to think of you. 10:30—Freddie Rich’s Orchestra. PauUno was so punch drunk be Association; Rochester, Internation­ 1 MlruileU, ig ...... 0 the national 400-mator champion­ B. F. T. Adoption ef an amendment l o ^ team called four Uroe outo to root ist la popularly supposed to be. 7:00—K-7, Spy Stories. 11:00—Yankee Network News al; Sacramento, (?oast. . . . 2 1 9 Ing that athletic ablUty should re­ up and only their famlUorlty with —Wallace Beery; lOiSO—Ck>m Gob 7:S0—Sigurd NUssen, boss. couldn’t speak for five minutaa aft­ ship a t Lincoln, Neb. Foater, rf ...... s wrote, seemingly, by pure In­ Plp« Club; 11;8S—Ben Bamls lads. Service. We’re Inclined to favor the under­ Class A-1—Houston, Texas. 18 13 10-30 88 Kupebunoa, If ...... 8 4 10 ceive consideration In determining their home floor and tbelr fighting 7:48—Morin Sisters and Ranch er reaching bis dressing room. He dog rather than tha favorite in most Hanhattaa And Trojans Triumph spiration;e he was forever consumed WABC-CBS, 7— Frank Parker 11:15—Carl Hoff’s Orchestra. sto n ered in, flung himself on a Class A—Cedar ItopIda, Is., PlalavUle High 1st (88) Manhattan Collage ouccessfully Burgees, c ...... 3 0 6 dtudent values and in tha assign­ spirit kept tbe HoU ployera In the by some secret sorrow or other; he p r o ^ m ; 8—California melodlea; 9 Boys. 11:30—Five Minutes with Radio sports events... .Just a sentimental Western. P. B. F. T. Hetehulet, r g ...... 1 0 3 ment of financial eld woe cimstrutd running against Manchester’s bond looked romantic, knew it. and tried 8:00—Major Bowes' Amateur table and lay motionless. Then, sit­ streak we presume... .but If we had Class B—Bloomington, 111., Tbree- defended its Indoor L C. 4-A tsom —Nino Martini; 9:30—Along Rialto Stars. ting up and pointing to the floor be 3 Berino, t f ...... 1 3-3 5 championship and Southern Col)' Peterson, I g ...... 2 8 7 generally as a progressive step bv of ball bawks. to live up to .t; he hac' love affairs Hour. 11:15—Isham Jones' Orchestra. It to do oil over again we’d still I; Asheville, N. C., Piedmont 0 Barth, r f ...... 8 o-o 8 Anderson, Ig ...... 0 0 0 the officlole—one that mokes It by the doien and got mash notes by Row; 10—Budd Hulic orchestra; 9:00—Manhattan Merry-go-Round. •old: Close C—Huntington, W. Vo.. fornla captured tha mitdoor track All three comblnaUons used by 13—Veterans of Foreign Wars an­ "The first time there; the first pick Morlorty Brothers over tbe 0 CJunaingbom, rf . . . . . 0 O-O 0 Jones, rg ...... 0 0 0 'above beard.” In the post a the ton; be ruined a whole aeries of 9:30—Merry Madcaps — Norman Orioles under similar circumstances Middle Atlantic; Joekoonvllle, Tex., 4 OyBOSzo, t f ...... 6 6-8 18 and field title. Tbe Trojans also southeastern regulation prohibited Ctooeh Clarke oUcked inpreaotvebr, happy marriages. Including his own. niversary. DOOS AND COYOTES ’STEAL’ time there." East Texas or West Dixie; Spring- added tbe National Oolleglata A. A. any ona of them being able to func- Cloutier, director: with Bob I WhUe a physician took two . . . .as for Mr. WUson’a ch u g s that 3 Thompson, e ...... 3 3-5 6 Totals ...... n 8 80 athletes from receiving gronta-tn- and be was a creature oi violent and Sunday Is to bring: EIlls. Dedicated to the . TURKEY QUEEN’S CROWN I Jack Dwyer was biased in bis write­ field, Mo., Western Aa*oclaUon. 3 Knto, r g ...... 0 0-0 0 team trophy to their collection. Referee, Btarchewskl. aid. Uon emootbiy, at least they bay} contradictory moods ' otifebes In bis Up, PauUno raved Cnass D—Union City, Tenn., Kitty Robert Clark of tba Olympic Qub No debate preceded tha action ef against the i^poalUon Monebeeter WEAF-NBC. 3:30 p. ro.—Vox Canadian DX Relay. about Louis to a Spanish newspaper ups of the games, that’s so much 1 Coalln, r g ...... 0 0*2 U With It all, nbwever, he was a Pop; 5—Penthouse Serenade; 8— 10:00—Symphony Concert Bartlesville, Okla. (AP)—Doga bias on Mr. Wilson’s p a rt.,..a n y League; Norfolk, Nebraska State; 1 Shaffer, Ig ...... 0 0-3 o the executive committee, but the has faced thua for this season'. real poet; and Mr. Quennell re­ 11:01—"The Melody Master." and coyotes stole D'C crown of Mrs. man, wbo interpreted bis remarks. Duluth, Northern; Greensburg, 0 Sanford, Tg ...... 0 0-0 0 sentiment waa unar.lmout that tne Tracy. Holmes and Patrissl featur­ marks that so many of' his Imtta* MaJ. Bowes amateurs; lOr—Stmday Hamp Scudder, pc-ennlal "turkey Sees No Hope For Max story is'Written as the writer sees sjrmphony, Albert Spalding; 1 1 - 11:30—News. It and presents his personal view to Penn State Association; Albany, 9 f Conference had not gone on record ed for West Hartford. Tbe foul tors leave that one ingredient out queen" of this region “SohmeUng? Good night!” be sold. Ga., Georgia-Florida; New Iberia, 13 13 11-31 35 as favoring the "subsidizing" ef s^U ng of both teams woe highly When they strive valiantly to be Melody Master; 13—Blanche Collo. 11:45—Enrlc Madrtgusra'a Orches­ From her big ranch northeast of “Max couldn’t knock me down In some extent... .and Mr. Dwyer was La„ Evangeline; Spartanburg, 8. 19 High Gridmen Win Byronlc. u r e o J u way orchestra. tra . being a good reporter when be said Seora by quarters: athletes. Eleven members of tha commendable, HoU making 11 out 12:00 Midnight—SUent here she usually markets 1,200 to three fights. This boy did In four C.. Bl-8tate; Ckilumbiu, Go., South M anchester...... 11 18 10 3—38 group voted affirmatively. Vander­ of 16 attempts and Monebeeter Naturally, a book about such a WABC-CBS, 13:45 — American 1,800 turkeys each holiday season. roimds. But I could bave gone on. that Morlorty Brothers outplayed tbe Atlantic, and one team to be named PlalnvUIe...... 10 3 14 0—35 bilt University opposed the amend­ eight out of 12. man can be a fascinating affair. college program from Rome; 3— The roving canines’ raids have Orioles,. . .the series simply proved in the Arkansas state league. I wish the referee had not stopped Referee, O. Hill; score halftime, Graduation Takes Eleven ment, and Sewonee cost no vote. Seconds Lose PreUm Hr. Quennell has done a hne Job Tales of Tlbbett; 3—N. Y. Philhar­ cut her flock by 400 or more birds, the fight.” 34-13, Manchester. Tba amendment sold that sthletlo on this eccentric genius, and bis monic; 6—Ray Perklna; 7:30—PUW she estimated. Louis admitted the Spaniard's Manchester 'trade Znd (23) ability ahould rece've eonalderatlen Manchester HIgb’S seconds fell book Is one of the most readable Baker; 8—Eddie Cantor; 8:30—Les­ erab-Ilke style of fighting puzsled P. B. r . T. Nineteen^ members of ManchesterLTrottor, Mallon, Tedford, Ulbrtcb, In determining etudsnt values and befora West Hortford’a snappy, eg^ blom pblea of the fall. lie Howard play; 9—Detroit sym­ him a t the outset, but once be could ...0 0-2 0 High’s 1985 football aggregation greoslve outfit in the preUmlnarjt, PubUabed by Viking, It sells for ^T^dtenn. ^*7 WDRC BNOU8H CRONE SHUNS Rangers and Royals Play 0 Sharp, r f ...... ' Campbell,pb . Johnson, Hoefs, putt, By- In the assignment of scholarships, 29-23, a gams foatured by excesalve IS.80. phony, Elizabeth Rethberg. 228 Hartford. Oono. 1886 DOCTORS spot his openings, be said, there waa 4 Hagenow, r f ...... 1 0-0 '2 have been awarded letters by vote of cbolakl and Heritage, the first eight loans and opportunities for remu­ WJZ-NBC, 13:30 —Radio City nothing to IL He hinted be might 2 HUlnskl, If . . . , , . ...'4 1-4 9 tne Student Council, It was an­ mentioned members of tbe first nerative work, with the understand­ whistle tMting and p(x>r foul ehootr <"pHE hcvest draped neckline and s soft draped surplice closing arc symphony; 3—Magic Key of Radio; (Bostem Standard TInw.) have landed the haymaker a bit 1 Porcberon, I f ...... 0 1-8 1 nounced today by Coodi Tbomoa F> team. While graduation losses will ing that such asnstance should not ing. West Hartford was charged Blackheath, Kent, England (AP) with 31 peroonoto and Manchester STRATOSPHERE TORPEDO l i v 'T r r t ">'>•« ‘ "Viable uMo-th "minute 4:30—Design for Listening; 7—Jack —Ellen Palmer, who Is 108 years earUer bad he been pressed. He A t Home Early Next Week 0 A. Anderson, If .. ...0 0-0 0 Kelley. WbUe the Red and Wbito’a ba heavy, there to much fine ma­ be granted primarily for athletic TESTED BY NAZI .ARMY 20 ind”s^ 42 ''s « T “"5 r®"*' •re «>“<1 to Benny: 9—Cotmtell Olga Albanl;- Saturday, December 14 old, attributes her >nng life to "nev­ didn’t bit PauUno os buxi as be bit 3 B. Anderson, e ...... 0 1-8 1 season was not a rousing success, teria] remaining In Kilpatrick, on services. 17, the fonner mode ooly seven out ~ ‘ ® requires 2 5-8 yards of B4-lnch fabric. 10:30—Continental Varletlea; 11— er seeing a physician for more than Max Baer. Jatdi Blackburn, his 2 Hiller, e ...... 3 1-1 6 the record of two victorias, four de­ on and; Berger and Nleso, tackles; ’’Such old," the amendment said, of 80 free trice good and tbe totter Barlln (AP)—Experiments are . M. trainer, bod told him to save bis Ib e (Circle Service Rangers and)!,tors Monday night but ths locals 0 Bllnn, rg ...... 0 0-0 0 feats and a tla was much batter Hultlne and Wolfram, centers; “Is net to exceed to amount the le­ only 10 out of 37, Tha tsoms ployed BTHrrTinx“B*«Ii «“<1 STEP-BY-STEP SEWING IK. Choral program from S t Paul, 100 years.” Bom In the reign of 3 Grimoson, r g ...... 0 0-0 0 gitimate expenses nf attending the balar made with a etratotpbere Minn. (OilcnWiI, IIISA ler MBt Senkr. Inc. .tit r ix IbI Md m s rishl! mtr*T>U :00—Motor City Melodies. George IV, ibe ia a believer in the hands os much as poorible. Bantly's U. S. Royals are scheduled: are determined to keep In tbe win- than lost year when tbe kxuila loet Froher and Squatrito, bocks. on evsa terms most of tbe way but THE , ^ E V ™ s N t e p ’APH^'®*- for home games nsxt week, tb e ' nlng column by b a n d in g tbe visitors 8 MIruekI, Ig ...... 1 0-2 2 Institution as represented by rockdt bomb which. If successful, Monday Expectations; ;30—Orlantale. healing qualities of herbs. Somebody asked Loula if PauUno eight straight games and tba outlook Tbto post season marked tbe first the shooting of Bull and Clark gave n lA t lead to a new and more ter­ :45—CJomell University Glee Club. dropped bis left in the four?b rotmd. Rqyals being host to tbe American | acother dosa of defeat. 1 Minor, I g ...... I 0-1 2 for tbe future to definitely promis­ time that Coach Kelley has bad an tuition, fees, books, board and lodg­ tbe Norfeldtmen the edge. Toggert WEAF-NBC, 11 a. m.—Light lUtADEIUe SERVICE BURKAV, ing.” rible kind od warfare .e.ec?iSS c '.n W h 'i; Room 8 0 S , 481 El«hth Ave., N ew York, N. Y. :00—Frank Dailey's Orchestra. “No”, Loula repUed. "only his Thread quintet of Willlmantio at Coach Hugh Greer's Rangers have ing. oatistant in developing Red and stood out for Manchester. I t U elaimed that this missile opera, "The Sorcerer": 3 p. m.— :15—Carl Moore and his Viva- GERMANS I.1KR ’AIRGRAMS’ chin.’’* 1 tbe Y. M. C. A. on Monday night been beaten In their first two starts 17 0 4-18 22 Those to receive on ”M” ora os White toomi, Vic Knapnmn, former Dr. John P. Ttgert, nreoldent of could be ibot from Berlin to Lon­ Jbit^rVei.-dT’jt.r.n ^JdiVior, Education Forum; S—A1 Pearce. Enclosed And. ..cents In coin for which please send me town Band. > The right which floored the wood- and the Rangers entertaining the this oeoaon, succumbing to I he PUlnriDc High 2nd (18) follows; Captain Edward Haia- Tufts captain and lineman, proving the University of Florida and Con don. Parle, Wereaw or Praha and WABC-CBS, 3:30—School of the Berlin (AP)—"Alrgrams," limit­ ohopper was the only Sunday punch Meriden Endeea a t the East SMe West Haven Red Devils in a hoir- P. B. F. T. ference bead, approved the action :80—Elsie Thompson a t the Or­ 0 (toleman, r f ...... 0 0*7 0 burda, Woodrow Trotter, Harold of great help in coaching the line as a “conatructlwB step." BIORIARTYS TO MEET land within three miles of its objec­ Air; 4—(Commercial (Comment; 6:33 ...... copies of "Csitdlellght,” the new booklet of poems by gan. ed to 16 words, at 4 cents a word .Louts landed in the abrevlated con­ Rec on Tuesday night Both ore re­ rolftng opener, 26-25, then bowing Berger, Lawrence Mallon, Kenneth whUe Keltoy devoted bis attention to tive. TODAY’S PATTERN BUREAU. 103 PARK AVE., NEW YORK Helen Welshimer, st 10 cents a copy. ' 1 Ctosey, r f ...... 2 0-1 4 Captain Lawrence (Biff) Jonea, —Vanished Voices. ;00—Yankee Network News Serv­ have recently been offered with auc- test. Prior to this the Negro bad turn engagements and ahould give to the Bnidsca by 38-13. Tbe Ebdees 1 Wsiteke. If ...... 0 4-7 4 Tedford, Herman Ulbrioh, Leonard tha boekflcld. The progress made head coach Of Oklahoma, said: T Testa are being conducted near Enclosed is IB cents in coin for WJZ-NBC. 3—The Messiah; 4:30 ice. ceas to passengers on (Jerman b^n content with Jabbing ftuUno fans their money's worth In the way ate undoubtedly one of the classiest Nless, WUIls Kilpatrick, Robert this year under two mentors was There will be a meeting of Mort- Berlin, it le understood, but are Name :15—Hartford Better Business Bu­ planes by the lederal postal depart- 3 McGuire, e ...... a 2-8 6 think It’s a fine thing.” o r ^ i football team Monday night Pattern No...... sise...... —Let'* Talk It Over; 5—Wellesley about the bead with bis left and oe- of action. cage teams In the state with a.line­ 8 Sentuocl, r s ...... 0-2 2 Campbell, Leo Jidmaon, Henry cause for much satisfaction at tba Dr. W. K Metzenthln, Chairman In on elementary stage. One diffl- reau. moiL The message, are received ooslenaUy directing a etaort il0 it Ooaeb Tommy Faulkner’a Royals up of former Meriden High lumln- ...1 at the West Side Rec a t 7 o’d o « liUlty ia that the discharge ap- college ondiestra. Street 8 Pedrollni, I g ...... 0 ^ 3 8 H orn, Norman PIltL Ihnest Wol­ local ocbool and there to every res- athletic council. University Sf Tax* ...... Address ...... Some short waves for Monday; :20—Plano and I—Bea Rohan. and the replica oent by wirelesa. towards the Baiaue’a somewhat hava plajred three gomes to Asto, ^ e a and tha Rongsra will have to fram, S u t y Hultlne, B nuo Bychol* son to belleva that the gridiron spo.-t AH players ora requaatsd to report paratua la complicated and ex- :30—EMdle Casey—Football Scores os. eommented: ri would rather aa final plana for thoir bafi|net to ...... *...... S u te ...... Phi, Eindhoven, Holland—8:10 a. C ity ...... S ta te ...... pauneby mldrift Before tlM tint droppmg thstr opener against the be In top fonn to keep tha Invaders U "o 8-19 18 ski, Jotkle Frober, Ernie $()uatrlto, to on the upgrade at Manchester see a alight lowering of our Ideals panaiva. Alao the weight of ex- :4S—John Quinn—Songs of Ire­ Rudolph Ganz, famous pianist and rotmd ended, Panllno’a «(oce wea be bald DeeT31 to Botten wfll.be ploalvas carried Is relatively email. Name of this newspaper #...... m.—International songs; 3H.O Rome Long Huia by a wide mergln "and firm running their string of vic­ Scores by quortort: Chester Heritage and Manager Ray­ High. and a clearing of our ronsolsqees Name of P a p e r...... land. conductor, says “Prodigies are usu­ (M from the pcjipering of Leuti* than coining book to trim tbe Amer­ tories over Manchester quintets to M anchester...... 9 6 7 4—33 mond Donahue, A meeting of the lettermen re- dtocuBsed. The committee |n change MiUtaty circles say that U such —6 p. m.—Talk and music; CSC, 7:00—The Atlantic Family on Tour ally bom too soon, a t leaot live than to wink outright at evils In of tbe banquet to Hick AoSS#- GMB, QBL Pt 08A, LaRdoft—7:10--! | left hand pokes. ican Thread by 29-11 and tbe ■lx straight They took tbe Rangers PUtnvlUe...... 4 4 6 4—18 Of these, eleven will be lost to M. tiusing next fall will be held next falsely endeavoring to prsssr ' I with rzank Forkor. years before their ‘ttme’." Nice Bit of Change Sprlngfldd Woecos by 83*38. Tbe end Moriorty Brothers twice each Referee, Q. Iflu: k(;ore kolfUme, H. 8. f(wtball next fall through lliurM ay Bight, 8t which time a' Ideals to h e r than we con expect to chairman,' Dave Kerr and Jo# 2Sa-. .. :4. - Loqla ooOeotod $0 p«r esRt, eg B9P98 « m UP aubt- iBGt MGaon. Boioalia Mosahurwk lM|i& I n Ifi ] U*a. ItaKlMfttr. 6$0MB Bin M 6tMt6« |9C »8M. soot YOU OP ■weas. obi w O P OVO The ooYsrsd wagon bad to go. It TROUBLES SOMETIMES DRIVE taWOLO ‘\‘60 was slow, and It hardly ever ran A MAN INTO DEBT; DEBTS AL­ BtaDd TVQ0Q.Vsex and Bulck. WANTED TO BUY 8-4 Size folding end accounting of his health In the NEW CCC ENROLLMENT have Jews in this village. —Courtney Ryley Cooper, author. t TOLD MOU AN HOURI hound, around Mansfield. License polygamists was urged today by gling yonng pbyaleian. Dana thought he was asleep—she •BUT I No. 86714. Telephone Manchester Five general Jumbo Ford tires and pool table. Telephone 6103. same manner that flnanclal books Jew—1 thought not. That’s v’y wheels. Cole Motors. 6463. Prosecutor E. Elmo Bollinger, who Nancy, who masks her love for was busy with wide-away thoughts. C A N T NOOOtAVfAHY \OU TO N bO YOU WERE GOlNCi 6016. Scott had been simply an angel are reviewed to learn one’s stand­ EARLY NEXT MONTH Its s village. Regardless of past trials and er­ Ronald behind nn antagonttstio at­ rors, the struggle for fair play In TO lAARHET WTTH ME, 1934 CHEVROLET Town sedan, BOARDERS WANTED 59-A declared he had only "scratched the titude, imhapplly watches hla love about the whole thing. But what ing at the close of the year, many flAARKET IN TH IS GA3R B ! — I 1634 Studebaker light sedan, 1633 surface" In his campaign against would undoubtedly find that they UFE WAS EASIER FOR THE business . . . will go on, regar&esa A.NI5 VOU FUTT ON for Dons deepen. Just aa anxloasly, must he have thought of the way of any vicious thrusts at a pros­ •DWA.T IT, 1 HA5YETO ATTtNti _ Desota 6 sedan, 1932 Chevrolet ONE OR TWO boarders wanted. "plural wife" cultists. she had mismanaged their first at­ are "In the red” as compared with Number Will Probablj? 3R IN THE OLD DAYS. THEY THACT •PECALIA’PCR a PAULA LONG watehea Soott Stan­ their health status of s year ago, 3N’T HAVE TO PAT IN STAL- trate law, and loud lament about LOCMaE A.Mti OFPICIATE ^ Manchester q>ort roadster, 1933 Pontiac coach. On Lake atreet, place for car. The Mojave County district at­ ley’s Interest In Dona Inereaae. tempt at entertaining? Everyona SmaU Waddell Told — Phone Rosedale 32-4. torney’s recommendation of a fed­ tha State Department of Health r s ON A 3700 HORSE. "government bureaucracy.” ^ INmAaVON l-^-uCONTOUND IT,-' '00D C>E/- <&0 AMD Evening Herald Cola Motors, Pontiac Dealer, 6468. Dona aad Soott, swept along by had been sweet, and had seemed to said in Its current weekly bulletin Forward Eligible List. eral Investigation followed the con­ be having a good time. But you —George L, Berry, Federal co­ CHAM 6 E OR COME THE BOARD AND ROOM for two, rea­ viction of two polygamists from the their love for each other, decide to urging the adooUon of five New Automobile accidents are more ordinator for Industrial co­ WHAT A LUDICROUS SPECTACLE CLASSIFIED sonable rates, ladles preferred, 18 many. Mrs. Oameron predicts that never could tell what people were Year resolutions which win help A new enrollment for the Civilians WAfY V O U ARJc 7 V O IJ L L REPAIRING 23 Short Creek Colony on charges of Conservation corps will be made aertoua, but they are not nearly so operation. UN\-E-SPUT-T-”-THE EXALTED ADVERTISEMENTS Llndman atreet. the marriage win not last. really thinking. They probably immenaely to avoid a similar deficit exciting for the b}rstandera as an "open and notorious cohabitation." pitied Scott for having a stupid In personal well-being at the end from January 2 to January 16, CUSTDDIA.N OP THE GOLDEN 'E>E GONB AROUND WTIH Ootint six aTerage worda to a Uao. VACUUM CLEANER, gun, clock, He termed alarming the number Paala Is tom by aa emotloiial old time runaway. American Industry la not aelflah. c r lattlala. numbers and abbrsvlatlons FOR RENT — LARGE FRONT storm over the news that Scott has wife, who couldn't manage even a of 1936. George H. Waddell, superintendent (CRESCENT LU(S(3lN Aanouaesraents ••«•••• t if taken at once. Apply 148 Bissell "No reputable psychologist” be­ look at It!” Scott continued, "We might take a O Psrsonala ...... I bred from stock, actually getting street. The aspic salad, a dejected look­ look at the clothes budget. By bor­ ICm coons. N. W. Ellis, Bolton, near lieves In spiritualism. Dr. A. R. O O Of all the sad words on tongue or Aatesacblleo Gilliland, of Northwestern Universi­ ing mess, met Scott's eye. rowing skillfuUy from some of pen, the saddest are: "Your tire ts There’s nothing Scotch about s Automobiles for Bale ...... 4 Gowdy’s Filling Station, telephone FOR RENT—FIVE ROOM apart­ "Maybe It will jell by dinner 6 ty, declared. these other items, we might stretch flat again." Scottle’s affections. I • IU»TN A Fe AHaaktalta«*a I Automobiles for Exchange •««*.«« Rosedale 64-13. ment In Jaffo and Podrove Build­ time." Scott looked hopefully at his this to provide a new evening dress Auto Acoessorlea—Tires ...... 6 ing. Call 3936. ■’Spiritualism and particularly Auto Repairing—Painting ...... 1 mental telepathy has not been prov­ watch. "Ye gods, Dana, they’ll be for you.” Auto Schools ...... 1-A here In half an hour." "But I don’t need one," Dana de­ w iSHlNliTON TUBBS Bv ('rane OUT OUR WA\ B y W O M a P * * Autos—Ship by Truck ...... I ARTICLES FOR SALE 45 ed," said Dr. Harvey d arr. Uni­ FRECKLES AND UlS t^KIENDS Ky Klosaer Autos—For Hire ...... I FOR RENT—FOUR ROOM tene­ versity of Chicago psychologist. Dana said nothing, but sheer murred. "I won’t need one for tragedy was in the look '.she gave V W E L L rJU ST NCiW, IP ME VYAb Y WELL. UH A»y HIS ' Garages' Service- Storage ...... 10 FOR SALE—NOKOL gun type, ment, first floor, south side, 18 "Positively not,” Dean Stevens, months—not until spring. I have I EVEW WEWT TO ALASKA, NAY, I Ifotoroyctes—Bioyelec .....*-•*«• 11 electric spark, oil burner, heats 8 Knox street. Inquire 20 Knox SL Northwestern psychologist exclaim­ him. two dresses you haven’t even seen, IM MY LIFETIM E I'LL TX3MT NCeO READ TU IS A LL DRESSED UP VYHOLB RiHILV WOULD Wanted Autos—Motorcycles ... 11 "Let’a scrap the whole mess,” TASMAWIA.AWD TO THE IN A SWELL OUTFIT, PROBLV OO 3UST THAP Baalaece and ProfMelonal Servteea rooms, used about six years. Call ed. "There has never been a study a black lace and a green net. All S/EKI7URE TO SAK TVE ^ NON&-*I L IT T L E Business Services Offered ...... i l Mrs. E. H, Crosby. Tel. 8400. Scott suggested. "I know a place they need is a trip to the cleaners.’’ JeOT PJLLTU' BOOKLET a n ' n o b o o y kn ew EROrMERLV LOYE IS HOUSES FOR RENT 65 that gave any positive evidence. HAD AT LEA ST A FIJI ISLANDS,TO GET Household Services Offered ...... ll-A The whole weight of science Is where they fix up a swell fried "Are you sure?" Scott was only IMGURAKICC CHEfK WMEM HIM AROUND MERE. «WSU. W ALL TUf Building—Contracting ....••••• 14 FOR SALE — ONE UPRIGHT chicken loaf. We’ll have them send AWAY FROM THOSE BROTHERS WORK Florist#—Nur*e*ies ...... U FOR RENT—SINGLE, six rooms, against It.’’ half-convinced. MILLIOW LETTERS...MO I W ANT- VOU G O T ME'D G E T MORS Funeral Directors ...... U piano, A-1 condition. Singer sew­ up a salad, too, and TU order brick "Sure.” Dana confirmed. LETTERS, BUT THEY., TIM E - IT BUSINESS-X GUESS «r. IT-‘BUT THERE'S ing machine, safe, dress making sunporch, steam h u t, garage, m a t t e r w h e r e m BROKB, Aeatlng—Plumblnr—Roofing IT renovated. Comer Spruce and Oak. Ice cream.” The dresses bad been worn for R3LLOWEO ME UKE A ANYWAY SMQWS VOU MOW) W E'RE AFRAID HE lONE, RIGHT NOW, toauranee ...... || form, latest type, guitar. Palmer, "Our dessert’s all right," Dana receptions those last two years at THEV FOLLOW miltnsry—Dressmaking ...... II Inquire 156 1-2 Oak. Phone 5819. H>OU CAN QUIT MIGMT G ET OUT OP| TayiM'TDOET OUT Moving—Trucking—Storage •••• 10 275 Oakland ^treet. URGES CHRISTMAS SEAL said, brightening. "The cream did S t CecUle’a. But they were not RELENTLESS BLjOOD- whip.” WORK «■ TH' SMOP-'FPAID OP WORK. AM/ ONE Public Passenger Service ...... lo -A FOR SALE—GRINDSTONE, dou­ much out of date, and Dana HOUND ON A SC E N T Painting—Papering ...... n "Make a pot of cojlee, and every­ wouldn’t think of buying a new SEVENTY, ME MIGMT MIGH JRYIM' TO SEE THAT Proreeeloosl Services ...... t l ble barrel shot gun, 3 burner oil PURCHASE IMMEDIATEY thing will be jake.” DOMT Repairing ...... || stove, desk and other small arti­ dress when Scott needed a new suit (BEAD THE STOBY, THE N COLOR THE PICTURE) MAT US>, Tailoring—Dyeing—Cleaning t 4 GROWERS AND BUYERS Dana follov^ directions. Some­ so badly. Toilet Goods and Service ...... lb cles. Inquire 19 Armory street how, with Scott's help, order was The Tlnies shook old Santa’s treat,” said Dotty, os aba took a ■n (SOT 8 "But you’ve got to make that Wanted—Bustneee e vloo ...... 14 TO DINE TOMORROW Manchester residents who have magically restored out of chaos. budget buy you a suit," she told hand and Dotty said, "We think cone and ate it rather fosL •dnentinnal received Christmas seals from the Pots and pans disappeared Into it grand that we can help you out "Ha, ha,” cried Duncy. "You are Courses and C^amssb...... IT him, "or ru never have any faith dumb. Your cone Is gone. I still Private Instruction tl Educational club are requested to their proper places with amazing In your mathematical powers." this year. We’re ready, sir, right 8 have some, it inct"-! •(>•> ", o Dancing *I -a make their contributions as soon celerity. Coffee was bubbling mer­ "What’a wrong with this gray now. Huslcal—Dramatic ...... t l WANTED Fruit and Vegetable Associa­ rily In the pot when the delivery I am going to try to make mine jpOLICE ABOARPANP Wanted—Instrnotioa ...... 10 os possible. While returns are en­ suit", Scott began beUlgerently, "Elacb one of us can do real last.” , HE 6 0 0 0 SHIP MAWVHAHA KCTURWS TO MEM/ VORK tion Members to Have An­ couraging, the quota of 31100 de­ boy arrived with Scott's ready­ .^ R g E S T SLIPPBgy BKsaeR. Ttaaaclal SMALL FARM "and that dark blue suit that’s work, and we will promise not to T»S ^ ^ A S S OFgQMAMCE'^ HAS EMPEP. Bonds—Stocks—Mortgeges II win pay 3500. down for 2 to nual Gathering at Sub Al­ sired Is far from reached. There Is made 40r» TWO Money to Loan ...... II 10-aere place In town or near­ pine Club. heard. . The Tlnies beard one COME our, VOU/ LOOMU(9 IF rr AJMT \ IE where VOU by. Olve lowest prioe, mort­ tion work being conducted by the bread loaf, In which golden brown but she could have wept What was "Don't worry," said kind Santa single word. 'Twas "Help,” and Help and .sltnntinan club. Its beneficence Is well known chicken was conceal^, looked de­ /kMD EVERY ONE ' i l l HAHA! s o ■YXJRE skeptica l, FORME , WILLIE ( the I BEEN HOINd OUT Help Wanted—Female ...... || gage and exact location. Write wrong with them? The same thing Slaus, "I’ll tell you how, but now they all rushed right out to see ARE TtJU? THINK I'M Help Wanted—Male ...... 14 Ikx Q, care Herald. The annual dinner of the mem­ by most parents. licious and tempting. Elspeclally that was wrong with dresses that we'll pause and have a nice, cold what they could do. O F THEM HAD THE 'itO COU AR i6Mr)HAN£0N{«INCETI€ PAYROLL Salesmen Wanted ...... I4*A bers of ths Fruit and Vegetable It Is Interesting to know, how­ with a fresh green garnish about It. were worn over and long-past their Ice cream cone. Come In the house “A wind-up soldier’s all 1 see,” SAME MESSAGE... JUST AN OLD MAN WHOSE BOTTOM/ 'robbery EM, WILlE Help Wanted—Male or F e e ^ e .. IT ever, that one of the fine works be­ The salad was a ravishing mix­ with me. said Dotty. "Goodness, gracious Agetue Wanted ...... •••.It-A Growers Association of Mancheater, time of wearing. They were shabby. (OFFICER. 'SRlMl^'IM ALONG, will be held at the Sub-Alpine club ing carried on by the club is its as­ ture, topped gaily with pimento. For the first time the thought of "EHeven da3ts and dhristmaa wlU me! He’s pointing down the walk, ■■g i m m e .. GIMME.. CANOE IS slightly ADRIFT, m ike; the JU06EU Situations Wanted—Female ••• II be here. That gives me quite a Situation! Wantad—Male •••••• II on Eldridge street tomorrow after­ sistance to children of defective No fault could be found with Dana’s money pricked Dana Irritatingly. and he seems quite excited, too.' g i m m e '" I EH ? WELL, IlJ . F>RCVE bebiadtosee 'im. Employment Aganoles ...... 40 noon. The gathering Is expected to eyesight. About fifty children were coffee and the dessert. It would be nice to have a little thrill. A lot of my work’s done, o r Santa smiled and said, "Well, Live 8 loek—Pet^-Penltry—Tehlelee though, as you’ll very shortly see.” tots, you said that you were seek­ NEARLY WENT SOMETHING ID 'rtXI Dogs—Birds—Pete ...... 4i TO RENT bring to Manchester the majority of provided with glasses in the past Scott opened a bottle of cham­ more. Not a great deal more, be­ Live Stock— V eh icles...... 41 the members of the association that year. In many caaea the Improve­ pagne which one of his friends had cause luxuries weren't necessary to ing lots of work. Now, you can CRAZY.'/ Poultry and SupplUe ...... 41 FIV E BOOMS, DOWNSTAIRS, have been bringing fruits and vego- ment In vision thus afforded has given him to use for some special They walked Into his bouse and find it. If you’ll follow that strani NEARLY Wanted - Pete—Ponltry—Stock 44 at 315 per month, and FOUB h^piness, but enough to buy Scott there they got a very sudden man. tablea to the Mancheater market resulted in better .dispositions, more celebration. "And what better to a new aiilt when ha needed one. For dale -llts—Uaneonn ROOMS UPSTAIRS at 312 pei during the past year and also a vigorous physical activity and very scare. A funny little man jumped "He'll take you to the toy shop Artlelce (or Sale ...... 4| month, at 28 Birch Street. celebrate than pulling you out of Enough to buy a new dress once In out, and shouted, "Hip, hwray!” where, I’ve no doubt, things are in Boats and Aeceaaorlee ...... 44 number of the larger buyers. In­ much more satisfactory school a bole?” Scott said. Inquire of Supt. at 26 Birch St., cluded In the association are resi­ a while so she wouldn’t be aware “I make fine cones for tots like the air.” “All right,” replied brave Building Uaterlale ...... 4T work. Everyone bad eaten with appar­ of Paula Long’s oblique gaze at Diamonds—Watches->^ewelry •• 41 or dents In seven towns and two coun­ you. You’ll know they’re good be­ Ooppy. "We will do the best we Electrical Appllanees-^Radlo •• 41 ties while the buyers that are ex­ Ehreryone Interested in seeing this ent zest. Paula had said, “Dana you parties. And enough so that Ronnie fore you’re through. Just help can.” Fuel and Feed ...... 4|.a Cell for Information at T P. M. pected to be present will be from humanitarian work continue Its clever darling to think (ff such a de­ wouldn’t have an opportunity to yourselves, my good friends. There Carder — Farm—Dairy Products II record la urged to forward contri­ licious and informal dinner. I could Household Goods ...... |i Philadelphia, New York, Provi­ aay anything that could possibly re­ are aix In my cone tray.” ' (Dancy gties to work'with the Machinery and Tools ...... II Reliable Realty Co. dence. Boston, Albany, Worcester, butions as early as possibis to Mrs. tear my hair in sheer envy.” flect oh Scott. "Oh, thank you, sir. You're very merhs nlcal soldiers In the next 'Musical Instruments •..•••«••• SI 126 Temple St. Hartford New Haven and Hartford. Sbsrwood Qoslee, 45 Church street. The champagne bod given the (To Be Oonttnled) sweet, and m admit this is a story.) CLIMBER Office and Store Bqnlpment 14 Specials at the Stores .••••»•«• H Phone 7-5113 Wearing Apvarel—Fnra «••••••• M SALESMAN SAM Wanted—To Bay It R v H \ M ' I Speaking of Eliza ALLEY OOP An Ounce of Prevention g o s h , ' . people from : f r e c k .'d o n t Tfeu j FtaPTOF THE /kow KIM t DRiva /T h a t s MDUR YOU L L T a k e . ^ SOMSTHIU’S FISHY 1 r JE S T