Continues to Increase Welfare Costs Show Big Reduction Here

gSORQE P<* Ubv£iJ0*>MD i|J nr 4 ^^ ' ^ T v ^^ ^ ^^ • „j, 1L? ! ^ pspgg •V '•jfl ' t| ? < '•'r...',:.,v Sfti*».e (huy The Best .; ^ ». ^ Newspaper Advertising Published Medium : in the in Town of mtx Northern Enfield, Ct. Connecticut Vv - J "* ' •• •• '• COVERS AN AREA POPULATED BY 30,000 PEOPLE Fifty-Seventh Year—No. 14. THOMPSONYILLE, CONN., THURSDAY, JULY 22, 1937 Subscription $2.00 Per Year—Single Copy 5c. FATHER MALLEY The Press Honored DR. J. F. DOWLING With Membership in Welfare Costs Show CELEBRATES FIRST Half-Century Club LONG PROMINENT Continues To Increase MASS HERE SUNDAY In recognition of the fact IN HARTFORD DIES Big Reduction Here that The Press has published for over fifty years it has been Services at 11 A. M. Will honored with membership in Death Ends Career of the Half-Century Club of The Comparison of June and January Figures Indi Although Interest at Present Centers Upon Town Be Attended by Many American Press Association. Widely Known Figure The certification came this cate That the Expenses of This Department Council Plan, Leaders of Both Major Groups Parishioners, Relatives week in the form of an engrav in Medical and Civic ed membership certificate Have Been Cut in Two—Less Money Will Be Are Looking Toward September Caucuses— and Friends—Will Ar which states as folows: "Hav Affairs — First Began rive Home Today. ing published continuously more Practice Here. Needed Next Year. Korona Candidate for First Selectman. than 50 years Thompsonville Press has been certified for The funeral of Dr. John F. Dow- With the approach of the special Rev. Lawrence Joseph Malley, son membership in The American According to figures just compiled of John L. Malley of North Main Press Half-Century Club and ling of 281 North Oxford street, Esteemed Resident by Supervisor Harold J. Bromage of election scheduled for August 9, j Seeks Nomination is entitled to proclaim such Hartford, one of Hartford's most the Town Welfare Department, the which constitutes a referendum onj street and the late Ellen (Heenahan) Malley, who was ordained to the membership in all public an distinguished medical men and at one Dies In 85th Year cost of maintaining the families and the question of the Town Council For First Selectman nouncements." The certificate individuals in need has been more priesthood at impressive exercises time a resident and practitioner here, Plan, political discussion continues to in Rome, Italy, on March 19 of this is signed by the officers of The than cut in two in the past six American Press Association. will be held from his late home to months. Mr. Bromage, in his compi increase. While much of the discus- year, will celebrate his first mass next Sunday morning at 11 o'clock The Press, of course, is grati morrow morning at 9:30, with serv lation, takes for comparison the . sion revolves around the Town Coun in St. Patrick's Church. Father Mal fied at this honor, and the ices at 10 o'clock in St. Joseph's months of January and June of this cil Plan, leaders of both organiza ley arrived in this country this morn membership certificate was Cathedral, and burial will be in St. year. January was the heaviest tions are looking forward to the ing from Europe, aboard the S. S. promptly framed and hung in a Patrick's Cemetery here. month of the year, the report show prominent place in the sanctum. ing that there were 202 cases com September caucuses. At the pres Washington of the United States Dr. Dowling, who died Tuesday, Line and was greeted by his father The Press began publication in was president emeritus of the staff prising 752 individuals on the relief ent writing it appears that the Town and brothers arid sister, John and 1880 and is now in its 57th at St. Francis' Hospital, Hartford. rolls. The total cost of these cases Council Plan may not be adopted or Francis, and Miss Mary Malley, and year. '•? In 1935, due to failing health, he felt for January was $7,131, of which the if adopted will win by a very slim his aunt, Miss Mary Malley. They obliged to resign as head of the hos town paid $4,996, the State $2,004, and other municipalities $91. margin. Apparently the "Plan^iag are expected to arrive home here this pital staff after 20 years of service evening about 7 P. M. Father Mal in that position and was named presi The figures for June, as indicated • caused neither the discussion nor ih- ley sailed from Havre, France, July PLAN PUBLICITY dent emeritus. One of Hartford's by the report, are almost less than terest which existed at the time of 15, and stopped for a brief time at most widely known men, Dr. Dowling one-half that of January in numbers the referendum two years ago, when, Southampton, England, and Queens- was born in Meriden, Conn., July 8, and cost. During June there were town, Ireland, leaving the latter MOVEMENT FOR 1856, a son of Peter and Elizabeth 337 individuals on relief, of which it was defeated. _ < i 214 were chargeable to this town, 111 Discussions of candidates in both: place on the 19th. (Moran) Dowling. He was educated major parties indicate that many of The services next Sunday, which in Meriden, at New York University to the State and 12 to other cities the candidates for first selectman will will consist of a solemn high mass, COUNCIL PLAN and Long Island College Hospital. and towns. The total expense for automatically become candidates for will be attended by many parishion Following his graduation from June was $3,484, of which the town's President of the Town Council. The j ers, relatives and friends of the medical school he first began the share was $2,059, the State paid outstanding political development young priest. Assisting Father Mal Group to Meet Tomor practice of medicine in Thompson $1,317 and other municipalities $108. of the week is the generally acccpted ley will be his cousin, Rev. John B. ville, where he became a leading The record for July so far shows 97 fact that former Selectman Andrew, Malley of New Britain, as deacon, row Night to Devise practitioner and was a member of cases composed of 61 families and 36 the Board of Health and of the Town individuals. Of these cases 71 are Korona will be a candidate for the of- j Rev. Thomas J. McMahon of St. Ways and Means to In chronic due to old age or no employ fice of first selectman. While Mr. Joseph's Seminary, Yonkers, N. Y., School Board. In December of 1895 as subdeacon, and Rev. William P. he moved to Hartford and located his able members in the household, and Korona has made no public announce ANDREW KORONA form Electors of Town Course ;y of The Sprin£f.eld Union 26 cases are supplemental relief. ment it is understood that he has Kilcoyne, pastor of the church, as home and office on North Main street, 1 of Its General Merits. which location he occupied for many MISS EMMA F. LAY Supervisor Bromage adds the fol confided his intention to close friends. master of ceremonies. The sermon lowing comment to his statistics: This means that Mr. Korona will en-1 will be preached by Rev. Edwin T.' years during which he became Hart Gaffney of New Haven, who for, sev ford's outstanding physician. "July figures indicate approximately ter a contest with Representative M.' TANGUAYP0STT0 What will undoubtedly prove the 75 per cent of present case load is W. Hullivan who is definitely con eral years was stationed here ;as a On April 14, 1896, he married Miss beginning of an intensive campaign Margaret J. Leary, whom he leaves, MISS EMMA F. LAY permanent. In this class are old age sidered a candidate for this office.] curate, and is a close personal friend aliens not eligible for Old Age Pen- Whether the fight will become three of Father Malley. to acquaint the electors of the town of Hazardville, a member of the BE REPRESENTED Leary family, long prominent in the ision; families having no head or em- or four cornered is not yet certain, The altar boys will be his brother, with the superior merits of the Town jployable member, and temporary un- but it is possible by caucus time Francis Malley, and three cousins, Council Plan of government in con affairs of the town. Of their mar FORMER TEACHER riage, three children were born to 1 employment due to illness. Also in- that others will enter. i Raymond and Francis Malley and trast with the present administrative 1 AT CONVENTION Dr. and Mrs. Dowling, Attorney Leo eluded are persons at State Sana- On the Republican side it is con- John Kennedy. The ushers during system, will get underway tomorrow taria; town's share of widow aid pay ceded that First Selectman Edward J. , . , , , the service will be his two cousins, evening at a meeting of the publicity J. Dowling, a practicing lawyer in BURIED TUESDAY r Hartford and a member of the Hart ments, and children in various State O'Donnell will be renominated by his Delegates and Members William F. Malley, Jr., and Thomas committee, representing both the Cit institutions. The remaining 25 per party caucus, as will Selectman Hen P. Malley, Jr. Special music will be izens Committee which has sponsored ford Board of Police Commissioners, Mrs. James L. Crowley of East Final Rites for Respect cent of case load comprises families ry E.

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