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Plane Crash At Hankow. Som Of Preadeot’s Critic^ Hudson Motor Co. However, Say Tkey W 9 Shanghai, Jan. 4— (A P )—Japa nose Infantry columns today drove Recalls 6,000 Men deep Into the "Holy Land of China Await His Special Mes- —central Shantung province—and reported capture of cities more than sage Od Business Beforii 50 miles south of Tsinan, the al- To Detroit Plants

ready occupied provincial capital. (Dome!’ tha Japanese news agen- Makmg CommeDts; cy, In a dispatch to Tokyo said the Detroit, Jan. 4— (A P )—A. B.|, T t has become Increasingly clear Japanese vanguard had captured Barit, president of the Hudson Mo- to us,” Barit said, "that with busl- trast Its Tone Fitk Reeei$ Chufu, 70 mUes south of Tsinan tor Car Oo., told a gathering of nesa flowing down as It has been where Confucius, China’s great recently, we were In position to do newsmen today that hla company sage, was bom In 650 B. C. more than announce a new automo- Speeches Made By A idei (The Japanese Army said It will recall 6,000 men to work with- bile—we could In a way aet the pace in the "next few weeks,” as part of would accord ful protection to the In the matter of putting men and tomb of Confucius at Chufu, to the a plan to put “ men and money back money back to work. to work.” At the same time he an- great (fonfuclan temple there and “If the automobile Induatry waa Wa$hinfi!t(Hi, Jgn. 4-— (A F ) to the present Duke of Rung, 77th nounced the Hudson Company will able to lead the way out of the de- —Severml Republican leaden lineal descendant of the sage, now start production this week on a new preaslon. It seems reasonable to ex- joined the maijorlty o f Demo> chief ritualist of his temple.) car "In the lowest price field.” pect It to do something abrat lead- The recalling of 6.000 workers, he cratic Congressmen today A Japanese military epokesman, ing the way out of the receaaion. reporting- "steady progress” for the said, will IncreaM the factory per- “While there are confidence in- terming “concillatoiy* Praal- j; march through Shantung, said one sonnel to 12,000 men and add $1,- *?* eesslon of Congress. President Roosevelt warned that "mlrase of the powers of esp- spiring moves of a general natura dent Roosevelt’s pledge at Japanese column had seized Tawen 250,000 to the monthly pairroll. He that can and should be made, there operation with business if tiia the capitalistic system will destroy Itself through lU own abuses.” Shown on the rostrum (left to right) as Um esUmated that 311,000,000 wlU be kow, on the Tlentsln-Pukow rail- parliamentarian of the House of RepresenUUves. Vice President Gamer, Speak- Is one specific job for Industry— latter abandons *1iarRiftiI^j way, was said to have taken Anchi- er William B. Bankhead, and James Ro-jscvelt, son and secretary of tbs Preeident. expended for tools, production ma- that Is to put more men and money er force, advancing west of the ndl terials and other costs. to work wherever passible.” practices. 'way, was said to havetaken Anchl Some of the President's fi ehuang, also about 60 miles south however, criticized Ma eccnoote of Tsinan. The spokesman said the ic views and said they wooia Chinese set fire to Tawenkow be- SEE A BH UON fore fleeing from the town. Five await his special message aS ether towns along the railway were SLEUTHS DISCOUNT LATE NEWS STATE OFnCIALS UNABLE business legislation bttfon de> reported captured. DOLLAR DEHQT termining their course. Planes Support Drive Administration lieutenaatg Japanese hom ing planes sup- FLASHES! TO FIND $210,000 CHECK ported the Infantry advance by KIDNAPING THEORY described Mr. Booeevd^s bombing heavily many cities along speech at the opening o f Coi)»; FOR N m YEAR the railways behind the Chinese MISSING YOUTH FOUND. gress yesterday aa coi New London. Jan. 4— (AP) — front. Including Suchow, the vital Paper Co?ering Largest Sin- tive and reassuring. Junction of the Tlentsin-Pukow and Richard W. Heurtley, Jr„ 17-yeats- "BIG STEE” SEES Change In Business Condi- IN BENNETT CASE old, who started out from Oartrn Senator McNary of Oregon Lungbal railways In north Klangsu province. last Thursday or Friday In a eanoc gle Transaction In Park- and Representative Snell of Suchow Is the main objective of to paddle to Florida, waa picked np Hons Alters Situation, today off Rooky Point, L. I„ aerooo FEW LEAN MONTHS New York, the Republican floor the Japanese armies driving south- leaders, were among those who ward through Shantung and also Dangler Of Ford Motor Co. Long Island Sound from Sayhrook, way Purchases Not On BLOODY nCHTING by the Oooot Guard Patrol Boat called it "conciliatory." another force advancing northward Says Treasury Head; CCC, CO-835. above Nanking. Its capture would Several membera of both pariSea Executive Has Been Miss- C2det Boatswains Mato Balpli A. FQe; Is Delaying Probe. Corporation Head BdicTet, eontraated ita tona with r a o ^ ah* give the Japanese all the trunk rail- MeCkirdy radioes Boaa 4,- hai . way Unkliq; Helping .Tientsin Highway Sayings Opposed IN TERUEL STREETS drsoaaa by Baeratary lokoa oStf Ae> •t • - ' — that the boy araa tliBSlrronraBjra Af aiotent Attorney General Hobart M. with Nanking and Shanghai.' ing Smee Yesterday; Po- paddling but oeemed to be fat good However, That Boflnesf Japan's warplanes also carried Hartford, Jon. 4.— (A P )— State Jaekoon. condlUoa otheririse. offlciala Investigating the Merritt The latter offdala had acctiaafi destruction Into central China In Washington, Jan. 4.— (AP) -b ’ce Ifint At DopemenL see what a Japanese naval spokesman Usually well-informed officials pre- Snow Hampers Mass Offen- BIO JEIVEL THEFT. Parkway purchases were puzzled Win Pick Up Thereafter. aecUona of big buslneaa o( going “oa atrlke” agalnat government ragnla* said was a campaign to ’’crush directed today that President Kings Point, N. Y., Jan. 4.— today by their Inability to find a China’s reorganized airforce” In- tlono. Mr. Roooevelt aatd yeater> Roosevelt’s budget for the next fis- sives Of 200,000 Troops Four gunmen Invaded the palatial check for 1210,000 covering tbe lar- cluding ’’large numbers of Soviet BULLETIN! home of J. Edward Meyer today, gest single transaction In the $6,- PltUburgh, Jan. 4.— (A P )—John day: planes.” cal year would carry a Sl.000,000,- “Only a amall minority (o( bnite Detroit, Jan. 4.— (AP) — held six persons prisoner for more 000,000 purchase of rights of way. Letter Perry, new president of the Forty Japanese planes from bases 000 deficit, and that he would re- Capt. Donald 8. Leonard of the than an hour and then fled with neoa men and bankera) hava die* vise hla estimated deficit on this Now Battling For Tbe City The officials reported the check Carnegle-Illinola Steel CorporaUon, near Shanghai flew to Hankow, state poHce announced this Jewelry and other valuableo report- Is either lost or stolen. They are played poor cltlsenahip by engaguig year’s budget to 11,250,000,000. advanced a predlcUon today that nearly 600 miles up the Yangtze afternoon that Gertrude Ben- ed to be worth $60,000. not prepared to say which but they In practlcea which are dlihontte or ''jj river, and delivered a crushing blow They made these forecasts after nett, miMing 17-year-old daugh- see the naUon’a large steel consumers definitely harmful to ooclety. Ihla Mr. Roosevelt told Congress yester- Hendaye, Franco-Spanish Fron- Indicated that Ita recovery la essen- at the new Chinese airbase there, ter of Harry Bennett, Ford KOVACS WINS MATCH tial to their investigation. Btatement la stralghtforsranl oad day that the budget for the 1939 tier. Jan. 4.—(A P )— Beleaguered will buy on a "hand-to-mouth” basla the spokesman declared. He said Motor Oo. personnel director, Coral OaMes, Fla., Jan., 4,— The check waa Issued to the for the first few months of 1988. true., No peroon In any reoponalbla fiscal year, beginning July 1, would and Russel] Hoghes were mar- Insurgents and Spanish government all Japanese planes returned safely. be unbalanced but the deficit would (A P)—Up and coming yonng Frank Green Point Realty <3o. for pur- At the same Ume the whlte- place In the government ot tho Both Sides Lose Heavily ried at $ p. in. yesterday In troops fought today at rifle range Kovaea displayed Impreoslve form chase of a Greenwich tract in whijih ualred, S6-year-old execuUve of the United Stetea today haa ovor takaa be smaller than this year's. Aubom, Ind. Chinese admitted they bad suf- Secretary Morgenthau, comment- through the Ice-crusted streets of today In the Miami BUtmore ten- G. Leroy Kemp, appraiser and agent U. S. Steel CorporaUon’s largest any poolUon contrary to It.” fered 5,000 casualties In fierce fight Capt. Leonard sold be nis tournament as he defeated Don of the highway department, repre- subsidiary declared be believed busl- ing on the Presldent’a announce- learned of the marriage from Teruel. In guerrilla warfare that Unfavorable ing for control of the Shantung rail ment. said that business conditions Jacobs of Miami, $-1, 0-4, In a de- sented the state, according to nesa would "pick up aoon”, but ways, but declared Japanese loeses County Clerk Carl Walters at may determine the tide of the civil layed first round match. vouchers on record at the capitol. added; Senator Davla (R-Pa), commaate Anbum. He sold, however, conflict see ed that the Prerident’a apeoeb nn$it also were heavy. (CnntlnoMl on Page Pwo) Money Turned Over. "However, I am not here to fore- Chinese reports that Hangchow, the eouple had not been found. Snow checked mass offensives by MARKETS AT A GLANCE The money, it was learned, was cast." have been arritten “after ha got ttta the 200,000 troops of the two arm- New York, Jan. 4.— (A P )—, turned over by the Green Point universally unfavorable reaetkm” to capital of c:3ieklang Province, bad ies on the front encircling TerueL Perry, who rose to a top-notch been recaptured from the Japanese Detroit. Jan. 4.— (A P )—Searchers Stocks—Strong; steels lead rdfly. Company to the Prudence Company execuUve poeiUon In “Big Steel” the declarationa of Ickes atad Jae|i> and sleet grounded airplanes and Bonds—Mixed; oecondaiy rails of New York which became Insol- son. Repreaentetlva Woodruff (K *' were flatly denied by Japanese army for Gertrude Bennett, missing 17- bogged motorized units In the from a mill hand In hla home town officers In Shangbai. Informed for- NEW WAGE-HOUR year-old daughter of Harry H. Ben- continue under pressure. vent In 1932 and whose former of Worcester, Moss., came here Mich), on the other hano, called tlw mountainous terrain. president Arthur H. Waterman df Roosevelt message “more auava aad eign authorities placed little cred- nett, Ford Motor company personnel But within the city Iteelt 180 Cnrl^HIgber; oils and special- from Birmingham, Ala., where be ence In the (Chinese reports. The ties In demand. New York Is president of the West- was president of the Tennessee polished, but Just os unbending aad director, turned today from abduc- miles to the west of Madrid, there port estates which sold 25 acres of Japanese pointed out that they had MEASURE FAVORED was the crackle of rifle fire and Foreign Exchange Easy; ster- Goal, iron and Railroad Company, vicious” as the the apeechea by tha tion to romance os the probable mo- ling, franc decline. land to the state in 1937 for flS.'l,- another aubaidlary of U. S. Steel. other taro men. restored service for military pur- tive for her disappearance yester- fighting at close range. 000. Mr. Waterman is now a de- poses on the railway linking Shang- Both sides claimed control of the Cotton— Very steady; firm stocks He said be saw no IndlcaUon that Obaervers were quick to note that day, but professra to be without and wheat fendant In New York In a suit for fteel prices \ ould drop In the near hai with Hangchow, 120 miles to the clues to her whereabouts. provincial capital. It appeared a Pittsburgh address last night tv Sugar—Improved; steady spot more than 32,000,000 arising out future, and told a press conference southwest, and declared they were Mrs. Norton, Head Of House CaptsJn Donald 8. Leonard, of the that the insurgents held the advan- of the Prudence Ctomponir’s activi- Secretary Wallace araa along tha fully in control of the Hangchow State police, said the young woman tage. but an earlier announcement market. yesterday that he believes con- same theme as the PreoMaBt’s. Coffee—Quiet; disappointing Bta- ties. sumers temporarily will purchase vicinity. last was reported seen at 7 o'clock of complete domination of the Ter- The lost check Is Impeding the "Workers and government o n In virtually deserted Tslngtao, Labor Group, Is Now uel front was not borne out. xllian oupport, only for their needs and will not often critical a few eapitalista last night with RuaseU Hughes, 21- Investigation of Attorney General "stock up.” ot year-old trap drummer, on the cam- One band of insurgents lashed at CSiarles J. McLaughlin. According for very good reaaoi.a.” Wallace (OOBttnoed on Page Two) pus of the Michigan SUte Normal the Madiid-Barcelona enemy from CANADIAN OFFIClAl^ DIES 10,000 Men Recalled said, adding, “It la Important to re- Ready To Revise Her BQL to Mr. McLaughlin, Comptroller C. Steel operaUons rose this week college at Ypailanti, where both were a church and tbe shambles of an ad- C. Swartz and Deputy Treasurer member that capital IteeU la differ- students. Hughes also was missing jacent seminary, dynamited last to 26 per cent of capacity as 10,000 Ottawa, Jan. 4.— (Canadian Thomas H. Judd, the state’s flies ent from a few short-oighted today. week by government troops. A P ress)-S ir George Perley, 80, n.en were recalled to work In this and records have been com)>ed for district. Operations fo? two weeks tellsts. Washington, Jan. 4.— (AP) — Previously a gasoline station at- Barcelona government communique former High Commissioner for the last three days but no trace of Tt doesn’t do either labor or UNEMPLOYED NAB Chairman Norton (D-NJ) of the tendant at YpsUantl had told police said the church was captured. previous had been at 17 per cent, Canada In London, died last night. the missing check has been found. low point of the cur—'nt recession. agriculture any good to scare capi- House Labor committee, encourag- the couple drove westward on High- I TTnite Positions. Sir George, Omservstlve member Mr. McLaughlin Is analyzing In- way U. 8.-112 at 3:20 p. m. yester- New Pact Next Month tal: Instead they must all find araya ed by President Roosevelt’s renew- Government troops consolidated of the Canadian Parliament for the dorsements on all of the 200 or to work together PALAUAL RESORT ed demand for legislation to end day. after buying gasoline at his To Perry, If he follows In the positions In a municipal building In (bounty of Argenteull at the time more checks Issued by the state In footsteps of his predecessor, Ben- Colby M. Chester, chairman of the "starvation wagea and Intolerable station. That turned the search to- payment for Merritt Parkway land. ward Indiana and C3ilcago, but n sally against Insurgents within of hts death, had been In government iamin F. Fairless, will fall the task National Association of Manutae- hours," said today she was ready to the Hotel Aragon,—another haven service almost continuously since of negotiating a new contract next turers and head ot tbe General go to work all over again on a labor Captain Leonard said authorities In TREASURY BALANCE. Illinois and Indiana had been unable for the Teruel garrison since a Ma- 1904. month with the Steel Workers Or- Foods (torporation, was among the Former Workers At Big Mex standards bill. drld-Valenela army captured the He was minister of overseas mili- to pick up the trail of the vanished Wasliington, Jan. 4.— (A P )— ganizing Ctoromittee, affiliated of few Industrialists who had Imme- Her committee will meet next couple. city In a surprise offensive Dec. 21. tary forces of c;anada during 1916 John L. Lewis’ C I. O. Fairless is week to decide on a couree of action. On the snow-swept front outside TTie position of the Treasury on diate comment on the Rooeeveit ad- Am the hours passed with no word and 1917, high commissioner 1914- now president^ of the parent U. 8. dress. ‘ ican Hotel Demand Wages Mre. Norton eoid she personally from them, fears grew that they the city, first aid corps struggled December 31: 33. secretary of stetq In 1926 and Receipts 313.392,212.9$: expendi- Steel and its management corpora- He said he araa favorably Impriaa favored reopening public bearings might have been Involved In an acci- to bring wounded of the past day’s minister without portfolio 1980-35. tion, U. S. Steel of Delaware. dent. fighting to shelter. Hundreds of tures 326.9.57.890.35; balance 32.- ed by the Prerident’s Stetemento OK And Then Occupy Rooms. and drafting a new wage-hour bill, He was born at Lebanon, N. H„ Falrless signed the first contract rather than trying to patch up the Drew Money From Bank frozen bodies were, said to have 072,840,959.12; customs receipts for Improved business-government rela- and educated at Harvard. the month 330,129.021.12. with the steel union almost a year tions, and expeeaa^ bepe a tattered measure which a rebelUous Strengthening the theory of an been left on the Icy battlefields. ago and hundreds of other corpora- Hindered by the drifting snow, basis for understanding has House rejected at the special ses- elopement was the discovery that tions, big and little, following suit. Agua Caliente, Mex., Jan. 4— sion. She expressed belief, nevertbe- Miss^Bennett withdrew $50 from her the government admitted a slight Perry parried questions on the created." (A P )—The luxurious Agua CbiUente loss In positions outside Teruel but leaiL the administrative features of bank account at 2 p. m. yester- CorporaUon’s relsUonshlp with the On the other' hdiid, SeSafor dope- Hotel and Casino, one-time play- day. did not specify where, Govemmiult union by commenting; land (D., N. Y.), expreoasd disap- the latter bill—on which much of communiques said several Insurgent ground of film folk, was held today tte controversy centered— were Bennett was dlslncltned to discard Meat More Plentiful "There has been very little ac- pointment In the meaaage, asserting by a grimly-determined army of machine gun neats were taken In a "splendid” and should be retained. entirely the theory that his daugh- Uvlty th our relaUnnshlp with the that "to restore business prosperity foraer employes who demanded ter might have been abducted by sudden attack at Muela. , there must be the assurance—real Some foes of the defeated blU Coate As Comoallage. C. I. O. It has just gone on with- ’The right to work.” some o f hla enemies. His alarm In 1938, Say Packers out any particular activity of any assurance—that la government ie The $10,000,000 resort has had a pointed quickly to President Roose- was caused In part by anonymous In some instances tanka could be 'velt’s recommendations of ”a floor kind.” the intention to co-operate and as- hectic existence eince Mexico's antl- telephone calls received yesterday, thrown into battle, and behind them below which Industrial wages shall The contract, governing hours, sist the efforts of business.” gnmbUng laws first turned It Into a warning him to guard his home. He government forces attacked. In Chicago, Jan. 4.— (A P )— Mr.xer prices were expected to stimulate not fall, and a celling beyond which expressed the belief his daughter white coats for camouflage. wages and working condlUons, ex- Senator Vandenberg (R., Mich.), ghoat playground, but Its seizure by Average American, whose meat diet consumption. Wholesale meat pires February J8. Conferences re- took a similar view, saying that the workers was the most blzarrs would communicate with him if she Grounded planes and heavy ar- were able to do ao. waa reduced during 1987 to the low- prices have declined 7 to 49 per cent garding renewal are scheduled to national income would recede. In- twist of alL (OMtteaed om Page Ttee)- tillery which could not be moved since mid-September. In Washington. J. Edgar Hoover, because of the Icy roads, delayed eat point of the century, except for begin February 7. stead of increariag, “antil we pro- . Accompanied by their families, Etech Individual In the nation ate ceed by consistent, pattern to glte director of the Federal Bureau of decisive maneuver, however. I 400 arorkera took over the bote) 1935, svaa aowred ...today by pack- an average of 129.8 pounds of meat DBCUNES TO DEBATE honest, productive, American buol- Investigation, raid Im aaw no Indi- Insurgent General Francisco ers he could expect more and trig- Tcsterday. They locked the gates cations of a kidnaping. Franco Is driving to recapture Ter- and lard In 1937, the Institute esU- ness a fair chanoa' to prosper and behind them, barring 'poUce zyih of- Stores To Close ger helpings this year. mated. This was 6 per cent less Woahington, Jan. 4.— (AP) — provide Jobe under the cempettUvn- The search was being directed uel. an Important insurgent hose, More plentiful livestock feed sup- fldals at the Agua CaUente CO. from the second floor of & Beimett for much (ff the nearly 18 months than the per capita conaumpUon in Robert H. Jackaon, asalstent at- CapItellsUc system.” The hotel was confiscated by the plies, the Institute of American 1936 and only 2 per cent more than Tomorrow Noon home at YpsUantl. Bennett, his of warfare, so that he may cut In packers said, svould be translated torney general, declined today to de- *Eestares Ooalldeaoe* Mexican government last Septem- face drawn from worry and lack two the parts of Spain still In gov- that of 1935. bate Benjamin A. Javits of New In accordance with the schedule into increased meat production. 'Die Per capita conrampUon has been While Senator Johnson (I _ ber. Baron Long, president

be given to the worker*e total Shang hai were aimed at Suebow, nual pay then to his hourly renum- Important railroad junction In north- PRIEST TD ADDRESS OUTLAW lltAPPING eratlon, both Rep. Fltxgereid (IS UtAP DESPERADOES •m Klangtu proiince. One army Where Trees Must Go For New Road Conni a member of CKh committee, PEARSON RESIGNS eras attempting to drive south along STANDING OF TOWN APPROPRIATIONS RUSH TO APPLY Negro Messenger Begins and Mrs. Norton agreed that or- the Tientsln-Pukow railway and an' GIBBONS ASSEMBLY STATE PHYSICIANS TALK SPIESS SUGGESTS ganized labor would not support AF1ER LONG HUNT other was fighting north from Nan -that type of legUletloo if it meant king. GLEE a U B POSTSI FOR JOBLESS AID reducing hourly rates. One, of the heavy Shantung prov- Rer. Father Hines To Tell REPORTED BY TREASURER WADDELL 64th Year Capitol Job Neither William Qreen, president ince engegementa today waa " at OF HEALTH INSURANCE ...... lii — ^ . Members O f Cathfdk Ladies of the Americen FederaUco of Poaban, near the Shantung railway ^ T c d By Story Of Dog’s G-Men Arrest Escaped Con ’n»«V<>l>ow'lng standing of town approprtaUons was submitted last night to the Board of Selectmen by Wsshington, Jan. 4 ^ (A P ) — Old Labor, nor John L Lewla, chairman which links Tatngtao with Tsinan, Of Columbus About Ger- -8 But yesterday—when ths thliff' conquared provincial eapital. many Trip. To Qliit As Director Of Bee-j Town Treasurer George H. Waddell. The far right hand column contains flgures for the date of December 24 First Day In State 44,000 Harry Parker trudged up Capitol session o f the 75Ui Congress ostoy of the O. L O. was in Washington 1936. for the sake of comparison. It was explained lost night that certain accounts ahow considerable deple-^ SofFering Selectman Urges Chinese declared that behind the Although Opinions Are Di- Hill today—a hitch In bis loping vened— there was Harry at hla yesterday to hear the massage In TKts Withont Firinf A TO REGISTER HERE tlon at this time, and, since the fiscal year started in August, it might be Inferred that funds are being tM gait and a smile on hla shiny face. which Mr. Roosevelt advised labor Japeneae North China Unea guer- Gibbons Assembly, CatboUo La- thovens And G O ofs Dnel station, beside tbe doors ot the rapidly spent, and might not lost out the year. However, In the caae of these accounts, such aa advertising Register, Expkt 15,000 There’s been no public announce- House Ways and Means committM. to cooperate more with the govern- rilla raids bad destroyed Japanese dles of Columbus, will meet oa Fri- and printing, the bulk of expenditure Is seasonal—for instance, town reports, printed in the fall, account for Town Ordinance. Shot; Free Nearly A Year. communication points and harrassed ' vided, Physicians To HoU ment, but the negro messenger Is ment, for the general welfare. — - day evening at eight o’clock In the a large Item. / beginning hts 64th year of work b ^ Senators greeted him aa tbay scattered Japanese forees. To Other Activities. FOR JOBLESS GRANT filed over to the House ebambar te In their absence, their lieutenants lo d n rooms o f the Knights o f Col- STANDING OF APPROPRIATIONS More To Apply Today. neath the Chpltol dame. They told of one raid in which 20 hear President RotMeveK's «"»«.*» refused to comment for puDUeetlon, umbus Home on Main street Fol Meetmgs Tq Discass Deeember 24, 1937 " I don't reimllect," he. beamed, ' Oomlny out «trongl3r tfa ln it tbe but they talked a great deal In their Sanford, N. C.. Jan. 4.— (A P )— soldiers of ths former Communist lowing the busineas meeting the message. Some waved their ' Eighth Arm y antsred Taliruan, con- "juat what number they' give this Ib Iwi inanity o f itecl trapplnc, Se- private conversations about the rha game was up today for Bill Astembly will be addressed by Rev- O. Albert Pearson laat night re- Ebepended Expended New Haven, Jao. 4— (A P )— All Congress. I just know I'm glad to Others shouted, "Hello, Harry r quered Shansi, captured and pep- erend Father Hines, Assistant Pas- signed as director o f the Beetbovcd I Agent At Town HaH Tomor* Group Hospitaliiation. Account _ Appropriation 12—24—37 Balance 12—24—88 be at It." " I ain't no Democrat," ba aaya. ^ lectman Mathlaa Spleaa, at a meet- Prudent's statement that "power Payne and Waah Turner, North pered Japanese military headquar' offices of the Connecticut Employ- tor St S t James's church. Father Glee club and the O O e f club, due Charities ...... 8 100.000.00 8 34,459.50 8 65,540.50 8 31,374.47 Feet have played a great part In "and I ain’t no Republican. Taa Jnat ing of the Board of Selectman laat and responsibility must go hand In Caiollna desperadoes. who had ters with grenades, killing or ment Service faced another busy a servant of tbe people." ,s band." HInee, who has traveled and stud- to the preature of hla actIviUes Highways; the public life of this grandsmi of n\ght denounced the cruelty of the wounding 80 Japanese soldiers. ied In (Jermany, wUI talk on prek- row Win Sign Up Unem- Genei^ Maintenance...... Most demands for “union re- eluded officers for nearly eleven organist and choirmaster of Hartford, Jan. 4.— (A P )—Connec- 65.000. 00 19,336.61 36.663.39 20.670.93 day today aftar receiving the appli- one of George . Waahln^on's ser- "A re you going to finiMi out tbia neraon who left. an untended and The Japanese military spokesman GDt day conditions In that country New Equipment,...... 20.000. 00 18.636.05 1.363.66 ■esalon, Harry?" sponsIbUlty* have come from em- montha. Emanuel Lutheran church and Ucut phyalciana, said to be sharply cations of nearly 45,000 Jobless per- vants.. Polishing Ixxita for Legis- tPegally set trap' on town land near announced that the Sbangbal-Nan- based on his own observations Snow A ccou n t...... 5.000. 00 5.000. 00 ployers. They were accompanied by G-Men captured the escaped con- suMndaeir of muale In the local ployed For Pay. 478.69 The four maple trees shown In tho right center of the above pho- sons seeking benefits under the Un- lators got him his first job. His own "The good Lord,” he beamsd, “be t}ie tlamp Meetlnir Woods reservoir, klng and Shanghal-Hangchow tall- while there. pubUe schoola. Mr. Paarson divided In their opinions as to plana O ilin g ...... 2,600.00 808.97 1.691.03 360.28 tograph are among those to come down in the course of reconstnie- employment Compensation Act. aching feet got him a Federal pen- willing.’’ demands 'o r various types of Fed vleta yesterday without firing i wa}ra bad resumed operations for Cemeteries ...... which waa reaponslble for the bold- shot. -After the address refreshments nouneed his reaignatloa at a lagular for medical tnsuranea, group hos- 10.000.00 3,331.28 6.668.72 2.609.88 Uon of Bast Center streeL They are on the sUte’e right of way Major Leonard J. Maloney, direc- sion last year by a House vote of ing. for two days and nigrpta, of a era! legUIation which woulo restrict military purposes, using Japanese will bs served by the following Education ...... 358,241.00 137.111.58 221.129.42 Aa far aa Harry's coaeatMsL Payne and Turner, though armed, rehearaal of the Beethovens but the pitalisation Insurance nnd _ broader 125,693.77 fronting on the property o f Michael J. Mortarty. A quarter mile be- tor of the employment service, said 300 to 0. Veteran attaches figured wire haired fox terrier, Sandy, be- the freedom of labor unions. Home army locomotives and cars. committee; Mias Vera Gorman, Through the efforts of Town Street L ig h tin g ...... 23.000. 00 6,666.65 16,333.35 "there’s but one Adjournment D6Y offered no resistance when three club tabled action uaUl after a ses- public partli Ipation In prevention 6.666.65 jrond other trees to be removed front on the property of WlUlam B. last night 44,111 already were en- be would finish 1937 and then atop ahead, and Leglalators don’t looglnf to John Douylaa of Elwood have called for reatrictlona on the He explained that caunese had chairlady, Mrs. Alice Buckley, Mra Treasurer (Jeorge H. Waddell, the and treatment o f disease, are ex- P o lic e ...... 35.275.00 11,737J51 23.537.40 10.S50K5 Buckley and W. Harry Ehigland. work. carloads of Federal Bureau of In- Board of H ealth ...... rolled and 15,000 additional appli- Its date. eftreet The story of. the dog's right to strike—which labor leaders removed moat of the equipment be- Dorothy McArdle, Mrs. RIU C. pected to have a “ahowdown’’ Jan- 6.500.00 1.461.18 4,038.82 1,214.64 vestigation agenta swooped down on State Labor Department this morn- Parks and Treee Warden...... cations were expected to be filed to- (Jlllit, carried In yesterday's Her- generaUy consider their most fore Japanese took over the lines Shea, Mrs. Pauls Post Mias Kath- 12.000. 00 4.903.33 7.096.67 3,038.24 day. , precious privilege. them on a main thoroughfare. and that rolling stock had been Im- ing agreed to send to Msnebester, * •'*•*'■1 meeUng of Spraying ...... 900.00 ald, prompted Mr. Spleas to apeak ryn Falkoskl, Mrs. Juliette Keith the House of Delegatea of the <3on- 600.00 neck condition would result at Man. Managers o f district offices can. If Payne and Turner were wanted on ported. If .Tapanese succeed in tomorrow morning, a reptsaentative Building Inspector ...... 2.000. 00 446.30 regimes, and upon crsatliic Tulmstg optagalnst trapping genera^y. Another question of prime labor and Miss Elsie Deer, who are look- nectlcut State Medical Society will 1.550.70 360.00 Chester Green. they wish, continue today to use interest was whether Mr.'Roosevelt charges of bank robbery, murder, dominating the route of the Ttent- ing forward to a large attendance State Tax ...... 15.000. 00 14,664.12 335.88 14,216.70 one and the other a state o f p«rma- * n i s thing has been brought kidnaping and highway robbery. who win be on duty throughout the be held. GET DFnCIAL WORD On State's Land armories or other public buildings ITALIAN VIEWS was hinting at Federal Intervention sln-Pukow railway they will be able at the meeting to hear this Inter- •Military Tax ...... 5.000. 00 6.160.90 160.99* 4,193.46 nent diffidence and hostUlto, eoatni> v e ^ clearly to my mind as a result Paime, 41, short aind lean-visaged, day for the purpose of receiving The meeting wiu diacuaa the County Tax ...... All of the trees to be cut, stand aa was done yesterday to take care dieting those principles ot eoneUlq. of tha story of that poor dog," Mr. In the A. F. of L-C . I. O. dispute to bring enough equipment from esting address bjr Father Hines. 17.000. 00 17,000.00 was credited, by the authorltlc with registrations from local residents "principles nnd proposals" recently Old Age Assistance...... 33.000. 00 1,202.63 31,797.37 In the state right of way, establish- of the rush or they may aet up shop tlon and collaboratioii Meaa.aald, "and 1 think we should when he said: Maneboukua to operate the captured 1,354.34 ed at 66 feet In 1925. In tbe regional offices where tbe oeing the “ brains" of a sensational lines normally. who ere now unemployed. The Labor presented by a group of 430 pbysl- Garage...... 1.000. 00 . 207.06 792.65 ON E. CENTER 1REES claimed for hia policy.’’ adopt a town ordinance prohibiting "Unfortunate dlvlaiona relating to 266.67 ON FDR SPEECH prison break last February when he. Departmant, now busy receiving clana, who declars that “ the health Election Expenses...... 6,000.00 3.203.03 2,766.97 It is underatood that, contrary to work of the aervice will be carried tr a c in g within town limits.'* Mr. jurisdiction among the workers Although Dr. Alfred W. Toeum of 5,855.63 Gsyda's asserted the authorttarlSB Turner and ive other convicts es- names of applicants for unemploy- of the people Is a direct concern of Administration ...... 8.000.00 2.363.52 5.636.48 earlier reports, residents of the east on permanently. regimes had appealed vainly tot 'a Hid ass (jualifled bis stand by saying themselves have retarded produc- Baltimore reported that /.mericans 2,320.78 side do not Intend to take any fur- In Hartford, Labor Commissioner caped from Caledonia prison farm, at Plngtu, 50 miles northwest of SEN.aASSIS80; ment Insurance beneflta, bed pre- tha government," and who call for Advertising and Printing ...... 2,000.00 1.840.68 159.02 1,120.61 peaceful solution o f their problsras that be does not Include protection tion within given Industries and ther legal action to retain the trees. Joseph M. Tone praised Maj. Ma- kidnaped two prison officials, seized Tslngtao, were not harmed, U. 8. vlouily eaUbllahed offices at ten "a national public health policy di- Aasessments and Collections .. 21.000. 00 5,880.15 15,116.86 7,972.30 State Highway Commisson- bdt these appeals had been rejected o f rats and othar vermin In bis pro- have, therefore, affected related tn- Injunction proceedings have been loney and members of bis staff for Newspaper Editorial Says a laundry truck, stole another car Consul Samuel Sokobin advised mile Intervals throughout tha state, rected toward all groups of the pop- Municipal and Court Buildings , 6,000.00 2.730.34 3,266.66 2,629.73 by the democraclea. ppaal against trapping. duatrlea." mentioned as possible, but It has their work in handling the regiatra- and kidnaped Its driver, and released them to evacuate tc Tslngtao. and aa this town la within ten miles ulation.” This group o f phyalciana Memorial and Armistice Days . 550.00 50.00 500.00 48.16 - HevaraJ membera of the Board WORKS AS USUAL Miscellaneous...... been pointed out by several attor- Uon rush and said "evei^b ln g (Prealdent Rsevelt said ssotM their hostagu 400 miles away. Americana there were Dr. and Mra. o f the Hartford headquarters, no has broken away from the policy of 10.000.00 3.872.04 6,127.06 2,841.19 er Refuses To Change Message To Congress No peace waa "most safe in the haads ot noted that tha state law permits Murder Charge the House of Delegates of the Garbage f^ollections...... 15.000. 00 5.829.26 9.170.71 4,750.52 neys that the state la entirely with- clicked beautifully." Tocum, Florence Jones, Billings, separata offict waa planned here. in Its rights In exercising control of Tbe registrants came in for democratic representative govern- trapping, and were doubtful that Payne and Turner were accused American Medical Soriety. Child W e lfa re...... 2,000.00 2.000. 00 menta" and said tha American Mo.; Bonnie Ray, Commerce. Ga.; However, many local people have Bonds ...... Its own land. praise, too, for Tone, returning from people the town could enact leglalatlon of slaying George Penn, a state In order that physicians In Hart- 168.000.00 42,000.00 126,000.00 42.000.00 Road Construction Plans. Help To Caose Of Peace. had faith In the eventual SENATORS BEGIN Blance Bradley, Barnwell, 8. C.: found It Inconvenient to go to Hart- Felling of the trees, It was said a tour of the regional offices said: lettnn ot eoBtrary to that law. However, on highway patrolman, after their fin- Pearl Caldwell; and the Rev. )octors Advise Him To Rest ford and vlclnlt may be Informed Interest and Discount...... 64.000. 00 30.679.68 33,320.32 32,185.00 democracy to "thoea nations wUak and ford to register, and the matter waa Libraries ...... today, win probably stert within the "It was one of the most orderiy awtion of Mr. Spleas, the question gerprints were found In a car aban- Mrs. Earl Parker and three aa to ‘ he "princlplea and policies," 18.000. 00 7.571.25 10,428.75 4,800.00 today know It n o t" ebU- brought to a head by the local post Dog Licenses ...... 1.600.00 1,600.00 week, or as soon as the highway crowds I ever saw." was referred to the town counael doned by the men Penn was pursu- dren of Unevllle, Ala. Od His Birthday Bat He and the rob- Mr, Waddell received assurance Water Departm ent...... 45,000.00 19.023.30 26,976.61 20,026.18 to attempt to save certain Eaat was next with 4,907, Hartford had velt's message to Congress had fur- the Medical Information Bureau of Tax Dtatrlct R efunds...... ( “Observations Ilka that ot Mr. leaving untended trapa. it wee la beries of several banka protected by ADDRESS OF FDR that a registrar will be at the Hartford Medical Society and tha 33.59 33.59* Center street trees at the expense of 4,683 and Waterbury 4,520. Want To Know What Is Caos- Tax Overage...... 44.36 DOCTOR’S DIVORCED WIFE thered (uesUon o f a state of perma- Rooeevelt, with their aggraesvie Iw - ttatated that tha trap that caught deposit Insurance. Municipal Building tomorrow, Wed- Hartford County Medical Asaocta- 44.36* Figures reported by other offices Washington, Jan. 4.— (A P ) — tbe utmost safety and usability in were; nent International hostility. guage concerning mm-detnoentlg 'Bandy*'oeay have aet by acme « y n e , at the Ume o f hit escape, nesday. January 5, from 9 a. m. to tlon. modern highway construction, nnd Gsydo, whose writings'often re- Three doctors told Senator Carter O. Albert Pearson Totals...... Norwich. 2,703 atatea, can achieve only ths oppoelte town employee. The trap, unmark- ing Recession And Study was servmg a iiO to 25-year sen- WELL RECEIVEC 6 p. m. Only persons who have Seek Infpnnatlon noting the extreme difficulty in- TAKES HER OWN LIFE flect the ofilcial Italian riewpolnt. In of pacifying and quletmg the pabUd tence for bank robbery. Turner, 86, worked during 1987, and who are 81,130,566.00 8 405,866.06 $ 724,609.04 $ 368,306.06 New Britain, 2,410 ed dleappeered from the wooda Just Glass that It would be better for ■ion of the executive Tho neetinga will oe held at the 'Appropriation Overdrawn. volved In retaining the trees, with an editorial In hla Gioenale DTtolla opinion ot the woiiiL Thero Is no short and dark, was last sentenced committee Stamford, 2,080 after tha dog waa ralaaeed. him to stay home and rest today on some time this week. now actually unemployed will Hunt Memorial, here, and have been Incidental complete alterations of said: excuse for questioning the intsaUCM-^'' Ways Of Improving IL in 1934 to 23 years for bank rob- Meriden, 2,000 hla eightieth birthday annlveraary. Director Since 1984 registered. Persona dealring grades and plans. State Highway Pi'otecfs SleepinK Son In Next “ President Roosevelt Insists upon of other states In a mannar bery. Both bad served earlier sen- arranged "for our Information and Anaonla, 1,972 But the gray-halred Virginian, The O aet club .meets Thursday, secure --- beneflta---- are advised------to »- get■ not for action by our medical so- Commissioner John A. Macdonald Room Before She Turns On dividing the world Into two parts, the lated to produce dlasenaioti ten cea White Hoose Officials Report Thompson vlUe, 1,608 democracies and tha authoritative XEWWAGE40UR whom President Roosevelt affec- night, at which time It Is expected ""**.*• “ • '•'■'Y “ possible, cieties." the announcement says. officially Informed tbe Board last peoples.") Washington, Jan. 4— (A P ) — A The two deeperadoea bad hide- night that he does not Intend to The Gas— Divorced Only A New London, 1,620 (Including 301 tionately called "an unreconstructed that action will be t^ e n on Mr. “ eglatrants should bring with them Dr. John Peters, professor of outs In varioua parte of the state. OUSTED PREMIER make any change in the original Month .Ago. registered under a cooperative special Senate committee began Only One Telegram That rebel," didn’t pay any attention. Pearson's request to be relieved of their soda) security and Identlflca- medicine at Yale Medical SchooL HEWES EXPLAINS PLANS agreement at the Westerly, R. I„ ■EASURE FAVORED hearing! today designed to draw Officers said they even purchased a his duties, a move that came as a tlon cards. Eaat Center street rebuilding plans. ■ea-golng yacht to elude capture. Although he baa had an attack ot who also la secretary of the Com- State Employment Service) Whwn a cold atrihew • . . from laaders in Industry, labor and eczema, he Insisted on going to ms surprise to members of both mual- Under the unemployment Insur mittee of 430, will speak at the first SEEKS OLD POST "Utmost Regret" Cambridge. Maas., Jan. 4.— (A P ) Norwalk, 1,412 (( tram Page Oae) Appeared Unfavorable. office. Yesterday he «rent to the cni organizations. Mr. Pearson has *noe law, persona who have worked of the.se meetings, which will be (Commissioner Macdonald aald A s her two-year-old son slept Danielson, 1,334 dtm*t take needUas riaka government their answers to the OF REORGANIZATION that his office has given all claims question—what Is causing unem- Capitol to hear the President de- been director of the choruses since the larger part of last .year, and are held January 12. Dr. Peters’ subject soundly In an adjoining room, pro- Bristol, 1,308 tta honra o f Induatrlal labor aball the fall of 1984, when bis brother, now actually unemployed, may re- will be the "Principles nnd Propos- and protests tbe most careful con- tected by towels stuffed around a Middletown, 1,258 ployment and how can It be ended T liver hia annual meaaage. sideration, and that he hade hts de- aot riaa.** Committee membera seld they ex- lAPS CAPTURE Washington, Jan. 4.— (A P ) — "It was a very agreeable and Helge B. Pearson, who organised celve up to 14 weeks' pay benefit, in als.” The bureau's announcement which to pay for the supply of closed door. Mra. Mary Neher Danbury, 1,252 Agatamt Old Bin the dubs, resigned to study at the no caae to exceed $15, the amount says that this meeting will be “ es-. these neecb. Cairo Tense FoUowing Riots cision with "the utmost regret", af- Hicks, divorced wife of Dr. James WUIImsnUc, 1,111 pected to have tentative recom- White House officials said today re- engaging sort ot message from its Chairman Of Commission Re- ter reviewing all of the prospects of Treat Colds Rap. Dlea (D -X te) one o f the Wratmlnster Choir school. I to be determined by their regular peclally tliuely. as It precedes by A ll of these recommendations of B. Hicks, was found dead today In Torrlngton, 1,105 mendations ready when Congress action to President Rooaevelt'a mes- (the President’s) viewpoint,” Glass change by which the trees could be leading opponents. Interpreted this receives President Roosevelt's 1938- said crisply. In making known hla Intention to | working wage at time of being dis- one week the special meeting of the the commission were In essence the kitchen of her apartment and The registration yesterday and THE NATAL (TTY sage to Congress a.nklng the co- devote himself to his church and h Chamber Of Deputies; left at tbe roadside. m as meaning the Prealdent waa op- 39 relief estimates In March. charged or laid off. House of Delegates of the state so- views Sitnation From The adopted and are now In operation, pronounced a suicide from Illuminat- today was preliminary, with all ap- operation of business In correcting And that, he Intimated, would be The move to save the trcca came posed to the old bill beceuae, Ulee Chairman Marrlner 8. Ecclea of school music, Mr. Pearson asked ciety which has been called to con- and I am confident wUI result In ing gas by Medical Examiner David plicants being given appointments This PROVED W ay economic evils bad been “ more the extent of hla comment until he that the Beethovens and G Clefs re- when East Center street residents aald. It contained "only a stairway the Federal Reserve Board headed a sider tho ‘Principles and Propos- the saving of millions of dollars. C. Dow. for more extended InteiVtews later. spontaneous and more favorable" tells the Senate, possibly within a consider their recent decision to Time Act Was Approved; Troops Patroling Streets. banded together In an effort to limit a ^ aa^ V a p ^ ^ stotto on which a Federal Board could iix group of government officials Invit- OF CONFUaUS als.' ” Pnbllo Works The State Employment Service will than on any of bis previous mes- few days, what he thinks ibout the present separate annual concerts the highway width on their street Police and,firemen worked over ^eet Uubi^tharttoUkaap^ minimum wage* all the way from ed to testify at the first session. Other Addresses In addition, the commission re attempt to find jobs for all those sages. state of the nation undei the guid- to 40 Instead of 45 feet aa proposed the woman more than an hour be- tlc«. A t tha same ttma,— tta mam- Chairman Byrnes (D., 8.C.), of (Continued from Page One) and present Instead a joint concert, On February 9. Dr. Kingsley Rob- commended and the legislature who applied for unemployment com- . . ------.---- one oant to 40 canta an hour. ance of his personal friend, Frank- M A BILUO N More Work To Be Done. Cairo, Egypt, Jan. 4__ (A P I- by the state. A t a hearing, the fore she was pronounced dead. Mrs. In more homes than any other catad .vapors—released by tba Stephen T. Early, a secretary, said aa waa done for the first time last pensation. I f unsuccesMul, an ap- Rap. Ramspeck (D-Oa) a suppor the committee aald the hearings erts, of New York, director of the adopted a proposal for a depart- M ectm en were ashed to take up medication of Us kind; fwther warmth of ttw body maiSinSd would be "completely non-poIltlcal." Shantung Province seaport 400 telegrams and* telephone calls bc- lin D. Roosevelt, with whose policies year. Mr. Pearson asked that the ment of public works, to have Defiant and ousted Premier Musta- Hicks came from Salt Lake City, plicant will receive hla first state proved by the laraest clinical testa direct to tbeMuXSdiS-idSmS tar o f tha bill, aald tha Prealdent bed he often has differed. Bureau of Co-operative Medicine, pha Nahaa Pasha, who struck tbe matter of retaining the trees Utah a short time ago. From another committee mem miles north of Shanghai, foreign San when the President returned to combined concert be held as a per- will speak on "Tho Co-operative charge of tbe building operations check two weeks from the date of ever made on colds. (See fuU de- iritb event breath. naade It plain he favored “flexible' Senate In Recess sonal favor to him. DOLLAR DEnCIT By THOMAS HEWES matches to read a speech against with the Highway Commissioner, The final decree In the Hicks di- tails In each VapoRub package.) .This double action looaaaa her. Senator Murray (D., Mont.), vigilantes attempting to maintain tho Whit'" House and continued Medical Program." of tbe state, a Legislative Council his first appllcsitton. He must re- ISfl elation rather than that propoaeo Because the Senate did not me*t The Beethoven Glee club was or- King Farouk's government In a which was done, and later, a citi- Only Vtoke five —relieves IrrttaUoiBisSI came a statement that be would order, chaaed off a fleet of Chinese through the night. He added there Dr. Ernest L. Hunt, of Worcester, to consider further reorganization zens' committee -visited the Com- vorce case waa Issued less than a port to the employment service you such pnm. by tha American Federation ot today. Senator Glass’ colleagues will ganized In Mav of 1025 by Helge Hartford, Jan. 4. — (A P )— The darkened Parliament, fought today month ago. weekly. iqn break local aoiw seek to learn from Industry's w it- junka manned by petty pirates after waa Just one telegram that appear- Mass., will speak on March 9 on of the state government and to missioner of Public Works to talk VapoUtoD Is tbe Labor, which would have imposed a a running battle. pay their tributes to him tomorrow. Pearson, shortly after he came to to rsstore to power his Nationalist nesses "how long it Is going to be ed unfavorable. FOR m YEAR ‘The Hunt Plan," which he has pre- eommiaalon concerning the reor- formulate a program for Incoming over the matter. In the meanwhile, Dr. Hicks, notified of the tragedy, -direct external Repeat treatment -at Bnt minimum wage o f 40 centa an Some Senators said they were Manchester from Worcester to be- party, tho Wafd. before they can reemploy the men Cteal Thieves Caught Early described as a "healthy sented before the Massachusetts ganization of the State Depart- General Assembllea, an Investment a telegram fnrni the Board of Con- took charge of bis former wife's Itreetm ent. No Afterrestful sleep Mnnea,Vapami hour and a 40-hour week on all In- recently let out." prepared to recall the 35 years come organist and choirmaster of committee to approve of all Invest- The city was tense after a riot- Weight of the water strlder In- |"dodng"— no risk The looters had attempted to sign" Information In many ot tne (OontlnDed from Page One) Medical Society. ments of Connecticut, nominated trol of the Manchester Chamber of body. He also took ciutcxiy of his ke^^|M on wotUndoonr after tarstata commerce. Wants lafomiatloa which the physlcally-Yrall Glass ba.s the Emanuel Lutheran church. The menta made by the state treasurer ous Chamber of Deputies session • President's message convinced him thus considered. tion of the affaire of the state and blue-shirted Wafdlst Youth organ- Jack Frost Sugar, p; j Long Unes of trucks carrying men. They asserted that It was tbit Is just like any other day to him. San Frandsco, Jan. 4— (A P ) __ isation. Nahaa refused, was foioed where I auctiemeer," Mr.Cooper adds,"l’ve ploymcDt benefita may be, bombing planes of American and "there Is not much uae of our going HUMPHREY B06ART Put Into Two Claases tbe almpUfying of the form of gov- 10 lb. cloth bag.. O a C middle group which the Prealdent He said hit children planned a small The Dollar Line announced today It ernment which are have. Is of the out and now seeks to restore his A thorough study will be made of Italian make have moved out of ahead" with plana to balance tbe After thoroughly surveying the 3l. .Vl wanted b> help because they were dinner tonight. "But they didn't need had turned over to underwritera the budget utmost Importance In having and party.' noticed tobacco men smoking Luckies.’’ Wheatena, w the unemployment census figures Hongkong toward Canton since the 88,000.000 luxury liner President On the Same Show sltuatloQ, It seemed to the commis- 8hon-lng there were between 7,822 - being pressed from the top by to do that.” Dlea aald, however, hla bloc GLENDA FAR R E LL In I sion that the nature of the work of maintaining a balanced budget. In Following the battle cloaely, Ir - Pkg...... Z C bridge waa finished New Year's Hoover, which ran aground off For- friendly Britain made the Parlla- Are you benefiting by, the experience 1 912 and 10.870.000 jobless In mid- day. monopolies and pinched from below Aa for how It feels to be 80— mosa Dec. 10. might still try to frame soma recom- **riie Adventurous Blonde" | the state could be divided Into two maintaining democracy In our gov- ernment and In mitigating the evils mentaiy acenes part of the newly H.-O. Quick Oat.s, n g\ November. Hundreds of trucks of American by other metkoda of unfair com- *T don’t feel as well as 1 would mendations "behind which the classes. One war tbe so-called o f the tobacco experts?... Sworn records The announcement explained con- TO THE LADIES: o f bureaucracy. None of these begun news broadcasts to the Far Pkg...... l U C and German make have been as- petition. like to." be said. 'T d . rather be 40 tinued monsoons made salvage Preeldent can rally the House to overhead or Internal administrative than 80." , effect economies" Golden Poppy Bak-in-Ware functions. Tbe other Included the things can "be accomplished with- Eaat show that among independent tobacco Softasilk Cake r\ a sembled at Hongkong and driven operations virtually Impossible. The The broadcasts. In Arable, were Into the- Interior. The liner Conte Tbe officials who predicted that so-called service functiona or the out a flaming, courageous, per- Dollar Line will collect Insurance ■mURSDAY; ''HURRICANE" sistent and crusading public spirit designed to counteract Italian radio experts, Luckies have twice, yoa— twice, Flour, pkg...... BOLTON NOTCH Verde last week brought from Italy CURB QUOTATIONS CHILD MAY RECOVER and abandon salvage rights. Ur. Roosevelt's revised astimates dlvlslona In which tbe state came PLUS . . "GIRL WITH IDEAS" Each citizen o f this state must feel “propaganda." Reception of the 1,4(K) tons of aerial bombs which for this fiscal year would set the In contact with the public. The as many exclusive smokers as have Bayer Aspirin. i r% Fire starting around a fire-place All the Hoover's 458 pasaengtrs that he has a responsibility. We broad(»sta from London waa were transported to Canton. Other Hartford, Jan. 4— (A P ) — The and much o f her cargo waa remov- deficit at 81.250.00.000, aald hIS pre- scheme of reorganization decided at the Louis C. Dlraock home In By ASSOCIATED PRESS vious estimate of 8895.346 00 deflett art suffering today in the field of marred slightly here by Interrup- bottle 24’g .... 1 O C shipments of explosives have ar- coma Into which seven year old ed. Line offida's said they believed upon by it waa to attempt to In- all other cigarettes combined. Bolton Center, was located soon af- Ark Nat G a s ...... 3H Lillian Cote of Putnam lapsed after waa made O ct 16 before tha extent tegrato and simplify tbe overhead government In this country, as in tions from an unidentified station, Premium Flakes, ^ ^ rived at Hongkong almost dally Am Sup P o w ...... 1 only metal fittings and equipment but reception was excellent in other ter It broke out by one of the from Europe. an automobile aeddent Dtc. 2 was of the buainesa recession could -Iw or administrative functions and to other fields, under the curse of the N, B. C„ 1 lb. pkg. 1 <3 C family early Monday morning. A Blue Ridge ...... 1’ . could be saved from the ship, leav- guaged. parts of the Near Eaat where Brit- la Not a Base broken today. MAT. ISe EVES. 10o-18c-25c reduce the number of the service unwillingness o f thinking dtlsens call waa sent to the Manchester fire Can Marconi ...... 1)4 ing the 658-foot bull to be pounded to assume any general and eon- ain la seeking to strengthen friend- Phyaldans aald they now were to bite by the sea. In the jrear ended June 80, 1984, TOMORROW AND THUB8. dlvlslona through consolidations Mazola Oil, department. The chief responded The British government of Hong- Cita Serv ...... 2 the deficit waa 83.965.892.00. Pre- ■trucUve Intelest In social matters. ships. kong has permitted trans-shipment hopeful of her reoovery. The Hoover, struck by Chinese THE NEW and eliminations. qt. can .... 43 and put out the rest of the fire with Cita Serv., pfd ...... 37 Ulllan’s skull waa fractured when vious dsflcita In ths Roosevelt ad- New Deportineat chemicals. The blaze had been of war materials consigned to the El Bond and S h a re ...... 9V4 aerial bombs on an earlier 'visit to ministration were: 1884-.85. 88.082.- B. & M. Beans, s ) Chinese government but baa for- she ran Into the side of an automo- the Orient, waa sailing a new course To this end, therefore. It In sub- DEWEY STARTS NEW JOB MBS. PHELPS DIES brought under control by the family Ntag Hud P o w ...... 7H bUe while on her way to school. An 139.000; 19.35-.36. 84.810.894,000; and ice recommended to the General 2 Ig. can s...... / C before the firemen arrived. The bidden any acUvity that might bring Unit Gas ...... 44« to avoid the SIno-Japanese war zone 1936-87, 82.811.818.000. * C l i i G L E * accusations that the Crown Colony Immediate operation waa perform- around Shanghai. imbly that there be created a New York, Jan. 4.— (A P )__ Middletown. Jan. 4,— (A P ) Tax fire which burned Into the wall, Unit Lt and Pow A ...... 3 ed a. Day Kimball bospitm, to re- Peak la 'S5-’88. ®«P«rtinent ot Finance and Oon- (GoUector Fred L. Phelps received Grandma’s q a scorched s cabinet and chair. Soot waa being used as a base for Chi- UtU Pow and L t ...... )* Bxoenditures reached a peak of Tliomas E. Dewey, who made a nese military preparation. lieve a brain pressure. TO TRANSFER WPA WORKERS EDDIE ztrol and la tUa department should word today o f the death o f his Molasses, Ig. can and smoke settled on the walls and 88,781,388.000 In the 1935-36 year national name for himself cleaning Heretofore, almost daily Japan- Laat Friday UlUaa waa trana- be eeatered most of the financial up metropolitan rackets, began to- mother, Mrs. Mary Sawyer Phelps. ceilings ID the adjoining rooma. CONTRACTS RAKE DISEASE ferred to St. Franda hospital for and the President’a October esti- and budgetary activiUes o f the Flako Pie Crust, j s% ese bombardment of the (3ilnese Washington, Jan. 4 — (A P ) day his first task as Manhattan dis- 01, during tbe night at the home of Aldo Ansaldl and Frank Lom- observation by spedallsta. mate placed this Tear’s spending at state. The bead of the department pkg, A O section of the British buUt railroad Senator Lonergan (D., Conn.), aald trict attorney—to "clean out” the her daughter, Mra. William D. Mil- bardo of West street spent New New York, Jan. 4-r-(-AP) — Mra. Her condition today was aald to 87.545.858.000. Ha told Congress would bs a oommlssloner and the ler, in Northfleld, Mass' to Canton baa held up daytime rail Adelaide Dawson, 25, who was today Works Progreaa Admlnletra- Tombs, historic city prison. Years Eve In New York City re- traffic. be "fairly comfortable." yesterday exnendltures cannot be work of the department would be Baby Lima O C turning Sunday. given a rabbit's foot “tor luck" and' tlOB offldala bad assured him 170 cqt much below 87.000.000.000. ALSO. The prosecutor said yesterday Mrs. Phelps b elo n g been iU. Beans, 4 lbs...., ib O The extension o f the line north wortcers to be laid off at the New divided between a personnel direc- Funsral s e r v ic e s ^ ] be heM Wed- contracted the rare disease ot tul- TO VISIT U. 8. R N. Elliott, acting comptroller, tor In charge of the personnel ot there were 382 prisoners In the from Hankow to Canton also baa aremia. or rabbit fever, aeon after- London submarine base January 15 declared meanwhile that 'Tiundreda Tombs, 224, of wiiom were aaralUng n ^ a y with burial In Brookfield, Octagon Soap, *%

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bor aa weU u capital needlnf to tflsttrlffB lrr cut down the Bast OenUr strset aaaume reaponalblllty as well m trees that have been the subject of WATCHES DAYS IM YBABB OF AGE BUT competitive examination, Judge of Errors wlU bs taken. City A t- CARDINAL SCORES STOX SMIV AS YOUTH. power. so much eontrovsrsy, and to build SEES SUN SHINING SCHOOL PRnCIPAlS w n John Rufus Booth declared In a de- torney Harry Schwartz announced Health and Diet OVER SLAIN PAL cision Jiandad down In the Superior Ctmting B^raUk On the a'hole, howcrer, it occurs ths road according to the original n e w o r k New York. Jan. 4—A P I - I N Y court today. to us that It wouldn't have made so V ruML4iM PRINTING OOMP^Nf. C very much dllTerence If the message Sriatgb Bnltban UNJUST EMPLOYER FOiR THE NEW YEAR probably suffer than nsual today, that there will be no attempt to trude FItapatrick and Minnie C. U ttrMt • B y n a . frank mo c x >» Leave Body of Pup Killed and they hava cans# to ba. Mss«b»eU». Odbb. had never been written or delivered. . . maneuver sufficient- By EUNORE C O W A N STONE Copyriqirt, 1937, NEA Sstvies, lae. Kelsey, were appointed in toe ele- uaois. reals— ccmtlnue the struggle for the trees’ "CAFE aOCIHTY” ARB by a Passing Auto. Undaunted by his 108 years Bridgeport, Jan. 4— (A P )—The Mlnco, Olda.— Mlnoo cittzens, n O M A t rBROCSOII ly smart to force the loss o f the mentary school system by toe edu- worried at vlolatloim of toe rity*! eslsa. Ra— Oi 0*B«raj preservation. AMONO MILESTONES club's liquor license by the state au- and shortness ot breath, he per- three Bridgeport school principals 0«t«b«f L ttfl ir r it a b u b OA8T OF CHARACTERS Niagara Falls, N. Y., Jan. 4 cation board August 80, sn action speed laws, appealed to the safety Thoee are not the only trees thorities. A1 Smith posed atop the OR 8PA8TIO COLON Takes Up Cause Of Working formed a Cossack dance at the whose right to their jobs has been POWER DECISION ^ BENTON — Heroliw, Itfe must go on after a fashion, — (AP)—Maybe It wasn’t ex- Mackenzie Takes A Bright which the d vll service commission oomnolttee o f toe American Legion mlhl%tl«bB4 ■•■■«««« ■▼•17 Vv«nlBf Bsf^pl By OEOBOB ROSS Empire State Building with bicycle golden anniversary dinner given among the arboreal decorations of danrtter of s Ifciaom shiger, It was perhaps toe greatest kind- actly a (unc«al—but "Blacky” attacked by toe dvll service com- (xmtended waa Invalid under the Post. The committee erected tola sM•»# C»l*r«B Bf tb« The Supreme Court struck riders from Holland, visiting digni- ' p e paUent ^ t h an Irritable last night by toe Grand Street Manchester which. In the course of CAPT, BARRYMORE TRENT — ness she could have done Linda to Man In Chicago Speech; mission "Usvfully bold toe poeitlon terms of to# Civil Service Act, re- sign: . N w o « t M Bt OoBB. M New York — Nineteen hundred- taries from South Africa, cowboys dl(a:’t stint hto lost respects to View Of The Coming Boya for 38 New York couples _ I mm4 Clmm CUa MbII MbUM hard blow yesterday at one of the rolltta often Hero, flying "daredevil." keep her busy. s slain pal. who have been married SO years to which they were appointed” by lating to promotions. "This Is God’s country— don’t time, will have to give way to the and-thlrty-seven Was the Year In from the Osarks, chorus gals from ooueea a fresh outbreak nf ki« most treasured beliefs of the public Manhattan When: MIRANDA TRENT — Barry- Not that life with old Miranda Today toe black and whits or more. the Board o f Educatkm without An a p p ^ to the Supreme Court drive thru it like bell.” •DMORIPTIOM kATBt wld’jilng and straightening of Times Square and speUlng-bec symptoms with ah Inci^we m hif was a bed of roses— or ever could Says Action Is Needed. Read Hie Herald Adfs. ^ raw to Mall ...... ^...laM utilities world. Most of those who TOe strip-tease—and burlesque emotional load. W o w more’s grandmother; a "strong homeless mongrel watched the Twelve Months. And If you know Russian Maau to Mall M streets. It will be a long time. If champions from ths hllia ot New woman." “ be. But Linda waa learning to be have devoted the.nselves to the with It—went the way of aU flaeh. Hampshire. body of hto canine playmate, an dancing—It makes toe Big Ap- ■la Obkn ...... ______i •! ever, before the present trend to ta bSm dlsturbanSi amused rather than hurt when Oa« TBBt ...... a a aa'*ato«. • • SV M Night club casualties soomsd to a Moss Hart bought a farm, aad a auto victim, carried away to be ple look like a pasUme for crlp- building up of public uUIltlea serv- Yesterday: Mrs. Trent and Linda toe old lady's weakness for the Chicago, Jen. 4— (A P )—George ples. wider, stralghter, more convenient new high. Alfred Lunt and tynn brand new sat of 14 carat gold telling phrase got the better of her cremated. By D e W n r M ACKENZIE mmumm 0 9 thb AfnwTiATVD ices under corporate ownership have a often Accompanied bv sie reconciled and Linda returns (Tartln^ Mundelein called on 1.000. and possibly safer thoroughfares Fontanne continued to reign as the latchke}ra. Radio announcers made kindness, and her caustic tongue Por three days and two nights Aasoclated Preen Foreign Affairs A s gay. If not as reckless, as PRCU theater’s top-ranking duo with their ta Ota rolom to Barry’o booM with the grand old man Kolinsky was Bernhard Aaeveieied Pr*«« t* •boIubSvbIv firmly believed that In any last traffic nuisances o f tbemselvea by most old lady. ran away with her. 000 Roman Catoollca In the (Chicago he atood vigil over toe dead Writer. has run Its course. Ano the activi- Kohn, 79, who said he once waa IB tllB «M Bf raBObllBBtlOB analyala of their legal statua they admirable fooUlght behavior In Interview the clUsenry on ths mid- .yS*t^m"'"la One evening, almost n wi archdioceae today to take up the puppy In a vacant lot In nearby t€ bO s* wi iiapaiBbM to It ty of creating wider and better mo- Amphitryon 39:” One hundred and »u- cudgeto of toe working man. north Tonawonda. He Ignored New York. Jan. 4.—The New Year chef to Emperor Franz Joseph of •t Mt BlbBrwtBB OrBdltB^ Ib thil were eafa against the effectual town sidewalks. MUton Berle's CHAPTER XVn after Linda's return, old HlrandS; Austria. torways U a pretty ruthless buslt eighty motion picture executives looked up to say. "W hy not ti "The trouble with us In toe past bitter cold and stinging sleet, already has a heavy damage IxMk- ecsst bIm til* IbbbJ B«V« pBb< mother continued to be the city’s J ” °i“ ‘ ^ health, one "Ylpee," ha whooped " I love competition o f publicly owned utll- with fat bank balances languished ..'Your little friend Mr, Abruz- Into your friend Tony's prograi has been that we were too often and sent appealing yape to ness In lU present stage. It makes ace-appleuder—Ff Milton Berle. f.'?. ® '“'■ge Into" ing for Important events abroad wine, women and aong. There's 411 rtfllU Bt rBpBbllBBtlOM Bl Itlea, becauae the Supreme Court over the tabletops at ” 21” algblng Ducheea observed when Perhaps the elephants will sin drawn Into an alliance with toe passeraby. In 1938. BpBBiBJ BIBPBIbBbB bBrBlB BFB BIbO fB* lltUe account of shade trees. It Tallulah Bankhead surpris^ even he had ahut the car door upoo nothing like kissing a pretty girt would be sure to hold that any auch that they were aU "so fed up with her closest companions by entering work In peace howeve> this un . . . Do you know, I'm not at jUI wrong Bide.” toe Ctorttnal eaid laat He licked the dead doge face can’t make much account of them. them, **ia a rather discerning It must be admitted that the to keep a man from grosring WISE SMITH’S the tinsel of Hollywood” —every last sure he hadn't already picked hla night In addressing 2.000 members and tried to warm Its atlffened embarkation In the utilities field by the state of matrimony—and stay- ^ the ^ lon i; old." And with that, he • '^i^V^aaralaa allaal a« M. M. A. ■#■■». You either have to aacrlflce the one of them boarding the first train person; and I must aay that In elcphanta that last night.” of Holy Name aixiletles. body with hto own until some- crystal dlaclosea a fair amount of HARTFORD government waa unconstitutional. ing there. George M. Cohan essay- 1^ ^ ' * "Paatlc and the patient many reapecta he moro closely "Selflah employers of labor have proropUy kissed enough to add trees or get along with the roads as to the coast at tba Initial call from ed the difficult task of taking off So Linda did tune in to toe Villa one noticed him and called toe gloom for toe future, but on analyala their cinema superiors. Max Gor- approximates a gentleman than nattered. the Church by calling it at least 80 years td his life. !!»■>■■ ABarlaaa Wawagapai Fall- The decision was upon the point the President of UiMe United States ~ten M d there to something wrong Abruzzl. The two women waited 8. P . C. A . thia atm remains a pretty good world they were. In most Instances. In don failed to attend a single one of many who think they set toe stan- the greatest conatrucUve force, and of whether or not' certain munld' In a musical comedy, and succeeded with curloilty for toe moment 4 The two dogs had been In to live other words you can't eat your cake his own opening nights. Marlene dards for the specie!. Although When toe house used to be dark- then called upon It to act as a police ^Mkltahara RaaraaaalallTaai Tk* paliUes could legally accept PW A In captivating even the members ot _ P ' * J ‘^ 'a are variable and at can’t understand.” she went on force while they paid but a pittance the field since Friday afternoon. TYh^pfl started to work on thle Actor, aad asked her If she £aHaa Malbava Ipaalal aa«nay ^Nav and have It too. Dietrich performed the Big Apple ened, and that atralna of "Who la The dead dog had been dragged money from the federal government F. D. R's family themselves. Rudy ’"•‘ y frequent and teowning, "hto opening your mall. Silvia?'' to float acroaa toe room. of wage to those who worked for article It waa a nasty, wet day. would show him toe cemetery. rark. Chlaaaa, Oatralt aa4 Baataa. This East Center street cake with a red-headed sophomore from Valles journeyed four thousand ** °ther times they mav them. there after It was struck by an But something Impelled me to reach and Invest It In power plants, thus Princeton In a midtown late spot. He admitted to me without the . . . But Linda's successor was not "Sure, come on.” ahe retorted, lUMBMIl AODIT BDBBAr OF one that Manchester has been hun miles to Bhigland to croon Into a and hard. B e c a w “ f faintest embarrassment that the "O f course there to danger of Com- automubUe. for toe telephone and get the New "you’ve got one foot In It already.” competing, with allegedly dlsaa- Greta Garbo had an Side a trained elephant; it was n troop daCOLATIUNB gry for over a long period. Prob- microphone for American radio lis- t*‘ne irritated, th ^ S - letter I mailed you bad never of singing canaries. i munism. But don’t let others use It York Weather Bureau. Meet observers feel toeee critics smorgasbord salon named for her. "How many days of sunshine did George Washington .trous effect, with powqr companies teners. Gangsters, thanks to Thom reached you because he tore it up aa a cloak to cover corrupt practices are rather severe although, as Lord t t o MaraM PHatlas Oaapaar laa. ably nine-tenths of the townapeO- we have In tola town during 1937 T” jaamaas aa SaaaalM raapanalbiliir already operating 'n the field. The The rhumba made a wallflower out aa E. Dewey, became museum abnormal amotmta and threw It Into toe waatebaa when they cry out against Com- Cecil of Ctoelwood, one of toe League ato tSFasrapblaal arrara appaanas la pie, at least, want the four lane of the waltz. John Montague and pieces In the Manhattan daUy scene ST. *" the stSla to ket." Linda was just about to snap munism and they themeelves prac- I grouseu. arcbltecta, remarked to me tn aub- aBvectlaeaieau hi lha Maaahaatai Supreme Court's ruling la that such Babe Ruth failed to establish their ’ trings, shreds or la t ^ But Tony always opened my the radio off again when an tice s(x:lal Injustice, when they fight BOY SCOUT NEWS "Tw o hundred nineteen,” replied stanee the other day, the League is ■vaBtas MaralA road. Well, they’re going to have Tunnel plans were announced, mak- pieces of mucus. a transaction between federal gov- relaUve skill on the golf links be- ing It possible for motorists to cross mall. I didn’t— you mean you excited voice broke In, "Ladles against a minimum wage and we a cheerful voice, and then rather due to pull up Ita socks. It—so why not all hands make the toe cloudy days toe sun came out ernment and the municipalities cause the Long Island tee-fanatica New York City completely—with- I’atient tires very eaeilv and wrote to me?” and gentlemen, we Interrupt our find girls and women trying to live By DAIVNY SHEA TCB8DAY, JANUARY 4 best of the tree sacrifice; and forget regular program to bring you a on 10 and 15 cents an hour. It to apologeUcally: “ Of course on a lot of Is jwrfectly legal, that the pow- overflowed every Inch of the pre- out so much as even glimpsing the .^ ter eitoer "Naturally I wrote to you after Hello. Pals: about It? scribed course's greensward. An mental or physical effort. UiuMlv Rita Blanchard came home with special broadcast from Panama. 1 here that Catholic action should for a lltUe b it" Gotham traffic-snarls. Katharine come In.” Here’s hoping sch(X)l wasn’t too FURNITURE SALE er companies suffer no Invasion armleas and legless snimmer en- he to a ^ o u s and troubled by , her amazing story, and toe whole am not sure, but 1 think there Is Well, there’s the prediction for SO WHAT? It Isn't so very many years since Hepburn, though fully equipped hart to take after your vacation. this year. There Will be clouds and OPENJORUM of legal or equitable rights aa the joyed momentary fame by swim- town began buzzing with It. The news from the lost Aufellus expe- President’s Friend there were a good many trees be- with a competent script, failed to dition . . . Just a moment please." Cardinal Mundelein, an Intimate Your Scout meetinga will be resumed rain, but toe sun will shine more A t tba very oonclusion of his mes- result o f ths government's activity ming from Albany to the Battery make a scheduled footlights appear- ‘ '’® undergoes a criala place for my grandson’s wife Is In with added pep tola week aa your often than not. side the roadway on Main street his home. It seemed an hour that Jnda friend of President Roosevelt whom FAVORS TNDIAN ROAD" George Washington Threw a Silver to Oongraas yesterday Preal* concerning the projects. and was Immediately swallowed up ance for the Theater Guild. hcrompanled by muaculw he entertained at a luncheon here scoutmaster calls you together to While we are on tola cheerful from the Center south. But whb In Gotham's own obliterating ob- Then Linda remembered aome- sat trembling, with her linger nails 4ant Roosevelt, with his usual flair It Is perhaps of great significance tenderness last November, praised American commence another year of scouting. note, here la another pleasing fore- Editor, The Herald: would suggest putting them back scurity. the aching sensation. During thlng that at the moment had biting Into her palms. Then an- autonomy. Last night. Troop 40. toe Salvation cast: President Roosevelt will go Dollar Across the Potomac .River— tor B striking peroration, declared: that the opinion, which was unani- Forblddlng Nanse the inbetweej stagee Uils may aet- failed to catch her entire attention. other voice called. The motion made by toe Herald now. If such a thing were possible? George S. Kaufman’s weekly In- James H. R. Cromwell, the econ- ”We live In a democracy, thank Army troop held their regular meet- flahin’ In foreign waters and catch ^ do not propose to let the peo- mous, was read by one of the most l^ d o w n Into . d u ll d ls o o ^ frt "But how did you know—about "Hello! hello, the United States ing. Ha}Men Griswold'a boys also one “about so long." WhUe tola can that Love Lane be renamed Indian come continued to rival that of J. omist-athlete and busband of Doris of America! This is Station WJB God, where we decide our quesUons fla dow^ , t J eoaal« young people felt that Wylie of Campfleld Road whe itruck what William CuUen Bryant meant from India, great terraces and a iivmofo™® ° uncomfortable it would be kinder to keep you In carried by the plane that made hla head on a metal part of hto aled Europe aa Britain’s mighty re- ■ tadsw U en such measures as he shall not apply to any other business, cor- ^ lunch- terity by staging a pajama sit-down when he wrote: con did not make the society paxes big swimming pool account for the aymptoma which the patient mav toe dark about their step unUl the rescue. when sliding. Jimmie waa removed armament program continues Ita 3®Br* necessary and aapedlent.* strike In an allegedly "smart” wa- develop, there Is considerable hope EXTENDED VACATION porate or unincorporated. nor any other pages for that mat- high cost. Captain Trent's return. "And now, ladles and gentle- to toe Memorial hospital for treat- rapid development. "Tba groves were God’s first tem- In a very general way, al- It Is to be anticipated that, now ‘ roubles provldrt ” ’I did not agree with their men. we want to Introduce toe ment. Hitler’s Power ples, are man learned in ’ indeed.*" * he is willing to follow directions To hew toe abaft and lay the ar- '■ ” “ talsoent of various that this principle has been estab- reasoning, but I complied with darlug young United States Navy Regarding Safety, Ucycltota are pilot who made this spectacular Noted Actor Says He Has No The star of Relchafuehrer Adolf cJiltrave, ; "flreelde chats" and former mes- It was immediately recalled that “ re, toe their wishes In, having toe mar again warned regarding toe slippery lished by the Supreme Court, utili- rescue. Captain Trent is natur- Intention Of Playing Role Of Hitler continues to climb toe sky. And spread the roof above them,— the American Federation of Labor * ' “ rof''' diet, avoidance of wdto only a few hours to live, roads which to making driving very There Is every Indication that hla If you think that George Washington —tta i tar. Roosevelt does deal with ties corporations througl,out the REPORTERS BODIES The Column emotional strain, and the observ- ally very tired, and Is not anxious Is at outs with Secretary Perkins. Poet’s I find misgiving heavy upon me. John D. Rockefeller. dangerous. W e noUce that many of influenrw over neighboring (xiuntries ere he framed' made that ailver dollar go far — you . B^iecta o f the state of the na- country will soon begin to arrange The organization opposed her ap- M ce of other measures, the average M ve a suspicion that if Ctaptaln to talk about his amazing feat; our members have been walking The lofty vault, to gather and roll WHY 1 AM THANKFUL of Central and Eastern Europe haven’t aeen anything yet! Watch ua * *taM. owe may read and reread the pointment as secretary and at the M tient S.V'iS* helped. The Trent should not return, hla wife but I think he has a message he Hollywood, Jan. 4 — (A P ) — lately which to a sure sign that they ■ee a marked Increase this year. back their programs with a view to the ARE 0 N £ A Y HOME patient should recognize and bring would like to send to those at make your dollars go high, wide and V ktoBSide without finding anything 2*^°'"'®').“°" organization win ^ very hesitant about claim George Arltos to having hla firs" ex- have signed up ■with us to promote Barring an upset to her plans. The sound of anthems; In the daiv possibtuty of competiUon from I'm thankful for the health that ujg the relationihlp. You mutt ad’ home. tended vacation In 70 years— he’U safety. kling wood. handsome! You have a buying thrill *■ drop gives to me flw °*’®" • "y n'ental coa- Japan will finish her conquest of toe • rsoommandatlon of specifle municipally owned puuU becoming her off Its Invitation Hat, an un- fllct which hM been wasting energy, inlt— " There waa a delay during which be 70 next April—but hFa so busy Amidst the cool and silence, he The energy to earn my daily bread; Many o f you Scouts have received entire eastern portion of China. in store becauae you still save aa much precedented action. ^ e mind often has a remarkable Unda was sure she could hear old 'T could scarcely find time to see knelt down i ’ "* * * * *'**• ^ " “ *** ■ PresldenUal a much more Important factor than And later, when my working hours new uniform for Christmas. Let’s Then Nippon’s real troubles will be- as you spend. W hy all thia saving? A t that same convention, Roy TOSS Spanish Border Into ^w er to right Itself when toe con- •TTien you knew." Unda broke Miranda's heart beat . . Th^n you.” go over toe meaning o f toe uniform And offered to toe Mightiest solemn f BHBMce does actually propose leg- In the past. Since the plea will no are done Barry'fl voice: gin: The keeping In hand of dount- H oi^ president of ths Black- flict la openly faced. Above all, the In. You knew when—" Doing what? which you are now eligible to wear less miUlona of unwilling Chinese: thanks The truth must be told— we are overe talation It falls somewhat abort of longer be of legal effect that they amlths union (a mighty man is I'm thankful for a sleep In restful patient must learn toe attitude that ” I only want to send New Year’s stocked with furniture. So, we are pre- France; Foreign Diplomats bed. When Rita Blanchard staged "When a man to aa busy aa I aay as a member of our organization. toe rehabilitation of vast areas And supplications.” \ the ancient ctmcepUon of its Con- cannot compete with publicly owned thd situation which can not T‘®“*l-®omedy, you mean? greetings to—two who may be lis- In toe first place, toe uniform shows which have been laid waste by one These sixty acres o f land were pared to throw thousands of dollars My hands seem willing to provide tening up there— to my grand- I am,” be replied, "he’s very likely « sUtntlonal purpose and becomes a facllitica, particularly those assist- to Hitler or Miis.sollnl than to a changed, muat be accepted. I did. And prayed in my head that to be doing nothing ot any conse- all the people who surround you aide or toe other In toe war; toe once a part of toe two-hundred dictator "who wears a skirt." The wherewithal my every need to mother, Mrs. Miranda Trent, and worth away — as skillfully aa Washing- . matter o f literature—or, possibly, Pay Final Tribntes. "u'*’ readjustment and you would rise and blaat her with quence. I don't know what to keep- that you are s full fledged member finding of money by an already hart- acres granted by toe General Court ed by federal funds. It la to be ex- meet; with the observance of sensible hab- ^hid. Benton of toe biggest boys’ organization ton skimmed the Potomac with a silver j Briqilaosd stump speaking. 5 row well-chosen words. But you ing me BO busy.” iressed Japan to finance recoiutruc- to Corporal John Gilbert, In 1669,— pected that they will devote them- PoasHilUtlea. My feet, uncrippled, oft have guld ta of living. It la often poaalble Trent. He hesitated, then added In the world, toe Boy Scouts of dollar. ed me did not , , , And wondering why Well, he did think of one thing. .lon In business, agriculture, Indus- toe first grant of land made In what To a very great extent Mr. Roose- selves more largely then In the peat Morrover. the A FL has hotly 10 help toe patient enough ao abruptly, ’'Well. that's America. Only members of toe try. That is one fairly glcximy pros- Hendaye, Franco-Span When crossing on said old Miranda Irritably, "and think.” an. He’s telling people he doesn’t want Is now Manchester. It Is hallowed opposed the administration's wag«? a dangerous. that hla abdominal distress disap- Scouts can wear tola uniform. It pect from every angle. Tslt's message was an argument In to the establishment of such rates tier, Jan. 4.— (A P )—'The bodies of noisy street. why you chose to treat me like "Oh. ground In more than one sense, lor Qreen'e proposed sub- pears, he la able to digest his meals child, cost me a perfectly good but. Captain Trent.” toe to play Rockfeller on toe screen, also shows the public that you are The Spanish civil war will con- 1 Wipport o f the administration's and eervlcea as will meet. In ad etituts blit had been scuttled by the three war correspondents killed announcer put In, “ there are still and he’s telling them In no uncer- here at(x>d toe cradle of civilization while covering the Spanish Insurgent In comfort, is able to exercise, and night a sleep. A fter that I —well of excellent character, otherwise tinue Ita bloody course buL with ^ prime theory of a managed agrlcul- house only a short time before the I’m thankful for the morning air 1 so marty things we aren't up to tain terms. Who made toe sugges- In Manchester. Upon It stood toe [1 ] FIFTY-ONE BOUDOIR A L L SALES P IN A L vance of the fact, potential compe- advance on Teruel were brought . .. '"u®*’ "urh az the average preferred to have you teU me you would not be a member of toe both sides claiming toe advantage I *«*•—sveiy phase of which be and luncheon. breathe; yourself." date on. even down here. For In- tion? organization. The uniform also at toe moment, there is little con- first dwelling house. In which toe tltlon of this sort. across the border Into France to- Individual. After that Is accompHMi- first scb(x>l waa held for six years, CRICKET CHAIRS, worth 95.95. OnaaUties Ara Limited — Maav ■raa department explained to our I slowly walk along, and never "But I hadn't any proi stance. we know that your plane "Everybody! Everybody” : laughed stands for democracy, meaning that crete upon which to base a predic- j Ms ^okaamen have pubilcUed over day. hurry. 0(1, toe colon la no longer Irritable proof—noth waa prior to toe errecUon of toe Hop Maple finished frames with chintz Ooe-of-o-Kliid. No C. No social raporter that the luncheon or toe spastic contraction no long- Ing but my own word, 1—' completely demolished by Arllsa today. ” I hear about it In ray all boys are considered equal re- tion as to toe trend. One thing la 1 and over again; or else a renewal of Those of two Americans, Edward The hours that are ahead of me, I that Brook school bouse In 1751. The covered pillow back and padded Orders. No FhoM Orders. N# “C O N N E C T I C U T C I R C L E ” was designed to give the staff an J. Nell of the Associated Press, and er occurs; ano there Is a great Im- "And I suppose It never oc torm you ran Into; yet you sleep— they slip atorlea under my gardless of race, color or creed. It certain: . bis oft-repeated differentiation be- know landed a plane In that Jungle and also shows that you are at all times first permanent Industries, John seat. W e’re holding these for the Ketaraa No Ezokaases. Cveatais opportunity for an Informal chat Bradlsh Johnson of the Magazines provement In general well-being. curred to you,” snapped old Ml plUow. Somebody thinks I bear A major victory by either aide Appotatmeata By Kegnest .Qsll £ {- ( tween Buriness and Wicked Busl. Oreetlnga to a new Connecticut with the A F L executive about de- Will soon be fllled with rushing and flew Ueulenant Rust out in It. 1 ready to be called upon for service may bring about toe collapse of toe Gilbert's saw mill and copper shop next sit-down-strike staged, by the "Spur” and "Newsweek”, were on I and with worry. bkve been troubled by an rands, "that If I hadr.’t been will resemblance to toe late John D. terprtoe 1100—No Charge. magazine, the name of which Is pju-tmental problems. Labor peo- their way to the United States, and Irritable colon or by spastic Htls. ing to take your word against a hope you won't mind telling us at Rockefeller. auch as toe recent flood when toe opposing military-machine, but It also atood here. Last but not least, I’m thankful for the sounds that least where you came up with that local Scouts worked at toe local toe Iiullan "cellar boles” where toe chorus on Broad- 00 "Connecticut arclo." It Is an Im- ple here, however, believed . there that of E. R. S. Sheepshanks of I suggest that you send for my stack of Bibles, you wouldn't have 'T never have considered playing will not atop toe confllcL That I Strangely mlssteg was any defl- come to me— second plane?” State Armory aiding toe refugees Podunks stored their corn, can still way, whoopee! were other likely answers, ranged Reuter’s (BrltUh News Agency) special article called THE IRRITa - been In my house at all . . . And auch a role. I don’t believe hto fami- muat go on and on, through cruel posing publication, finely printed The cooing doves—the wind wlthLi (To Be Concluded) and helping them In their needs. because of the great diver- Blts program for the hog-tying of In at«u t this order of probabllltv; waa being taken to England. you never did mean to come to ly. so soon after hla death, would yetra, be seen. A targe winter village ol on heavy calandered paper, hand- 1— Miss Perkins was trying to win the trees. AND SPASTIC CO- And finally, toe uniform stands for gence of political views and toe Bunopoly. The three correspondenta were LITIS. Write to me In care of tola me?" allow the necessary drama to be toe tribe also occupied toe original sdmily Illustrated with photographs Mck the support of A F L for riding In the same car last Friday, Though winter now to ruler of the ’No." Linda said steadily outdoor life. In my estimation tola awful hatreds which have been en- tract, wbila another was situated a The thunders from Sinai which her department. earth newspaper and enclose a large, self- written Into a motion picture ac- last quality Is one o f the moat gendered. [2 ] TW ENTY-EIG H T 4 -PIECE and a number of the cartoons of watching the progreaa of the Insur- addressed, stamped envelope. Al- Never. Especially after — Tony'^a count of hla life. Such a biography little to the north, on tha Hocka- UU TORTY mapl e NOVELTY the nation had been led to ex- 2— She was trying to soften thegent do- attack, when the car was struck Perhaps he’U see we’re not deprived I knew you thought—" Important of them aU. Boya join Leagm of Nations oum River, which svas occupied by SOLID MAPLE BEDROOM of these. though I can not promise to pre- Quota Jons— can be told only with certain dra- Scouting to be outdoors. They want T A B L E S worth T? to $16.95. In- tp eet after the heralding radio aarence D. Batclieler. and to make **at of the A F L substitute wage- by a 75-mlIHmeter shell. The League of Nations, having Indiana as late as the year 1792. scribe treatment by mall, nevertbe- "And why," demanded Miranda matic llcensea.” to hike and camp with real American SUIl'KS worth $99. Large dresser, cluding Cushman models of vari- It complete No. 1, Volume 1, carries hour bill. The bodies were brought here from A vast amount Is being done bv failed In efforts to atop ware, wlU I agree with you when you say: qieechea of Assistant Attorney rm thankful that my eyes Incline *J?w *®‘ '®>* will provide you Trent, "should you preaums to Arllsa’ holiday wUl laat a full boys. They want to cook their hanging mirror, chest-on-chest ami a portrait of Oovemor Cross, by 3— She waa trying to restore peaceSan Sebastian, where they remained » ^ e people at home and abroad to corulder proposals for remodeling "Some day tola tract at land will be ous design, also butterfly toblea, Oeneral Jack.son and Secretary to see general suggestions toinU'»*roA * *"‘*i*“ ® '*b t not year. He expects to make hto next meals over open fires and sleep between Oreen and John L overnight after a trip from Zara- feeling, a war psycbol- the organization so that It may still a highly priced park.’: panel poster-bed (full or twin aize). lamp, book-trough tables, etc, takes proved to be but the slightest "Batch" on Its blue and white cover. L<*wi8. goza. The splendor o f the trees — the Which ahould be of great value. Imagine that 1 picture In Hollywood. After that he around a roaring campdre after toe should bold It against you that. ogy work on useful International lines Youra truly, “This never happened before’’— beauty of the flowers. may return to the stage. lost notes of toe bugle have died "Please pardon ua, we’re in love", ... those more spertfle and The editor la Harry F, Morse of Much credence w^as placed by la- Brief services for Nell and John- In spite of having been brought up — U. 8. Senntor U'Ullam Borah, In the Interests of peace, without Mathias Spieaa and at this price ^ r figuree In No. 1. far less in Because a mind so occupied will QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS Idaho, ’TU probably revive ‘Old Eng- away. AU these things unite to give must have been to f t ^ e r crusaders. To be sure, New London, who Is a member of son were held in the chapel of the like a china mantel-piece, you bad attempting the Impossible task of No. 3 and very little In No. 3. With Catholic cemetery at San Sebastian knows you what the khaki uniform which Manchester, Conn., never again ------v O O s U U collect these------9 9 e U U the famous Morse shipbuilding fam- backbone enough to go out and lish’, a piece that I could play It trying to ensure peace by use of j tM re were hlnts^—one of them regard to the last, our society re- this morning. ITie two flag'-draped The pleasure of some thoughtful (The Most Serious Dlaease) I lived to be 199 years old.” Arllsa you ha've received permission to wear sanctions or force. Jan. 2, 1938. carve roun elf a ellce of the I didn't Uke to ask my father for means to aU who aee you, especially ! brand new—at things that might ily of Maine, and Dr. Katharine porter learned that Lewis had been caskets were placed close to the altar quiet hours. .nSy®*^°“ ’ **’ wants to know: Some unduly pesalmlatlc crltlca world ?" said. It to hla favorite play and be- toe business men of tola town who Blunt, president of Connecticut Col- asked to a similar luncheon. He In the little buUdlng while a priest I ’m thankful that a field of fragrant "h a t Is the moat serious disease came one of his moat successful have alleged that toe League la in BOY IS STRANGLED possibly be done to monopoll.sts who clover from toe standpoint of Linda would have spoken, — Ada Hoffman, daughter of the were Scouts during their boyhood declined. recited a prayer for the dead. public pictures the position o f toe aged gentleman . , FOUR 4 -PIECE BURL [7 ] FORTY - EIGHT INNER- [12] TW ENTY-EIGH T LIV IN G might refuse, of their own volition, lege for Women, la head of a very health?” the old lady cut her off with an' governor of New Jersey, who days, and believe me. boys, there are San Francisco, Jan. 4— (A P )— Services for Sheepehanka were Is tike a pretty playground for the Imperious gesture. who was at a garden party which WALNUT BEDROOM SUITES to quit monopolizing. The new Imposing advisory board In which Now It’a Green Turn. held in another chapel. bees; Answer: Heart disease. Deaths worked In a department store'to plenty of them. Dr. Phillips Jobiuon, prominent San SPRING HAIR MATTRESSES ROOM C H A IR S worth $39.75. "F or If.” she pursued, "you had toe writer attended at CTIvelen. toe That sunless days wlU always seem attributable to this cause are stead- earn money for her Christmas And now UU leave you with a last worth $169. 48-inch swelled front worth 129.75. Simmons’s tempered Wing, lounge and occasional tsrp^ thing was a casual but significant Willard B. Rogers of this towm, It seems at this point that Mr. The casketa, covered with flowers k n o ^ anything about me, you Ehigllah country homo of Lady Francisco peyalclan, lost a light to brlgbUo ily Incr astog. and toe Incapacity shopp ng. reminder to the scribes that toe dresser, big swinging mirror, 6- reference to the patent laws as president of the Connecticut Publi- Green owes Mies Perkina a con from fellow correspondenta, ths would have understood that toe FARM HAND IS HELD Nancy Astor, American-born wlae- early today to save hla own 12-year- steel coils with layers of felt and some with down seats, attractively Spanish Insurgent press and gov- If golden rod Is swaying In a breeze. for work which la Induce*’ by car- write-ups must be In before tomor- eolation luncheon. The admlnlstra' one thing I cannot itomacb Is a row afternoon. cracklng member of toe British old son, Pbllllpa, Jr. drawer swelled front cheat and hair, 8-oz. ticking; full or twin upholstered. One look at these and props o f monopoly; but the Infer- city Commission, Is Hated. Sever- tlon# wage-hour bill also waa de- ernment officials, were then placed diac diaortera is a serious pubUo If I could relive 50 of-m y 75 MRS. RACHEL TAYLOR.-, helpless namby-painby • , . And House of Commons. One of toe The boy waa found, un<»iucloua, full size poster bed. One look at we simply chorused, "Ma-ma, that ence that changee In those laws al well known Connecticut new.spa- feated. The house, after a stubborn In Individual hearses for the trip to health problem. years I would continue In baseball. sizes. W e’ve still got these B U T even U 1 hadn’t bad to take my IN A HIT-RDN CASE The secreta of any of tbelr tricks sights of tola magnificent estate la a banging by a belt from bis bed. He fight to get the blU out of commit- the border. manager of the sunken garden in which buried these we get that ^ 0 ^ 5 0 “you can’t stop us ^ 1 7 O C stuff is here ^ g A might be employed to unseat some permen, including Frederick P. hat off to you for the way you cannot bs protected by maglclana are died arlthln an hour. tee, pulled a Roy Ricgeli Rose The procecclon was followed by the (Exerdae After Operation) I’hlludelphia .Alhletlcs, on hto 75tb •°‘*y®™ died St Olveden, which Patrolman Ray Fraaman —id tha "old feelin g"------from dreaming”— f a a/ 9 again"------9 1 Oav lU o f the monopolists was left to be Latimer, Arthur McGlnley and faced down that pack of curloaitv birthday. They must rely on the integrity of Bowl play. It snatched up the bill, head of the Iniurgent press depart- (^eatlon: H. F. writes; ;;l, have WatertO'wn, Jan. 4— (A P )—First was%iaed ss s hospital during toe boy, playing with ths belt, appar- Moses Berkman of the Hartford seekers toe other day, 1 should Selectman Warren O. Parker said other magicians to keep their tricka drawn by the reader. And. though ran 80 yards In the wrong direction ment. Pablo Merry del Val. other A Thought just come home from an appendlcl- war. ently had fallen, the belt slipping Times j » Included among the con- officials and Britton, American and never, have thought of questioning today that Ernest Bowers. ‘J5, ot from becoming general property. It Is In apparent contradiction of a and carried It back Into committee. Uz operation. Should I start ezer- my grandaon’e choice." Six months has seen a percapUbla H ie octogenarian guest stopped about hla neck. tributing editors. Spantoh newapapermen to the cen- clses now to prevent adhesions lessening of tension tn Europe Watertown la being held without [4 ] TW ELVE 4-PIECE ROCK [13] THIRTY-SIX SOLID MAPLE claim made in another place In the Oddenda: tral square. There It wa;. met . I*/ brother bs wazsn poor; Linda smiled a litUe dubious SIXTY FAMOUS NAME by forming later (.i, or should I wait •mile. Italy's withdrawal trom toe League bonds pending Investigation of toe MAPLE BEDROOM SUITES 1% , BREAKFAST SETS worth $29.75 message of great achievement In While Editor Morse's foreword John Edward (Jack) Gavin, the civil governor. of San------Sebastian,Jtli of Nations made no real difference. death of a farm hand whose body INNERSPRING MATTRESSES thoa Shalt reUeve hlm ^yea though 4 While?** But old Miranda had returned worth $79.50. Dresser, mirror, Ihe cleaning up of the bank situa- announces that "this publication Is who was a stenographer at the Marquis. I RiRosolejo, • ' who paid a final — Neville Chamberlain, Britain’s waa found In toe snow near worth $19.85 to $24.75. Simmons, to $39.76. Dropleaf, extension or tribute. . h - lT ? • * * *"* «^ Of • aojourner; Answer: 1 do not odvUc the be- to Judge Baldwin’s letter. tion. the Pre.*ident casts a frowning devoted to the acUrilies and Versailles peace conference, baa ginning of ezerclaei too soon after Prime Minister. Wookey’s farm In Watertown early chest, and full size bed. The solid Derrymade, Steams & Foster in refectory table with sturdy chain. A t the International bridge at Iron ’’ ‘You muat admit, Miranda.’ ” thoughts of the people of this resigned as aecretary to Senator ens 13:85. an abdomln-J operation. I believe, today. Bowers to employed at toe maple is in honey color. In the, full and twin sizes with woven and "Afraid to dream, afraid that •ye at certain banking Interests. Hayden of Arizona because of HI Insurgent troops lining the roadside A s read. ” ’^ t you are some- ^ te r toe pain and tenderness have* times a difficult, cantankerous, The life of a really gifted child farm. "atill of the night" we won’t miss cotton damask tickings. "Y ou and you may not be there” — ’hmm. “ That such Influences operate to state.” a glance llirough Ita first health...... O th e r veterans posts presented arms os the bodies were prodigy to a hard and often tragic transferred to French hesreea By He that will not glva some por left, you can gradually begin the over-poaeeaslve old woman, and State poUce and Watertown con- control banking and finance Is number brings the haunting sugges- take note— Nebraska's Representa- Uon of his 4ue, his blood exercizes. Usually about live or six one. ^ stables have not fully Identified the I know" these O Q Q tive Stefan talked the capltoI archi- special permission of tha French his that you—' and no doubt," she true." be says. "In spite of the m^ny lion of salt sea air characteristic of vraalth, for others’ good. Is a poor, months are required in these cases broke off to brlsUe. ’’toat’e pre- — .Mtocha Levitzki, famous o(m- victim beyond hto Brat name “Gua.” A _ $52.50 were never------9 * m s « 3 O S!------$23.50 tect Into giving a veterans nrgan- authorities, SO liMurgent Infantry- frozen churl—Joanna Bailllp. errt violinist. i afforU, through federal legislation, lower New London County and Igatlon at Norfolk. Neb., a 14-foot men bearing rifles entered France before exerclaln/ and tom It should cisely what you think of nTe- They said he waa employed at '1 not be too vigorous at flrsL to take such control out of the there Is a good deal of pictorial and flag which had flown over the capl- with tha cortege and aaeorted It to that I am a cantankerous, unrea- Wookey’i farm. the railroad statloa. i t was toe FUGITIVES DROWNED sonabls. Jealous old woman?" Women today have more to do Selectman Parker \ said Oon hands of a small group. • • Tiie text matter havtig to do with tol. . . . George Ateheson. second than men, and less time to do It In [5 ] SEVEN 9-PlECE PERIOD [9 ] 'TWENTY-EIGHT FAMOUS- [14] FIFTY PANEL AND secretary of embassy at Nanking, first time foreign troopa under arms (Sore Spot Between Shouldere) "Yes,” said Linda ooftly, "But atablea John Oralnt, Lduis Jordan work undertaken ly Andrew Jack- vachta, j-acht yards and power had walked In French territory since . Britlzh Oulana, Jan. Question: Mrs. M. O. O. writes: rm beginning to like you that — .Margaret Rawlings, EngUsh D IN IN G S U IT E S worth $249. One- MAKE STUDIO COUCHES worth PO STER BEDS, worth $12.96 to cabled the state department just aetress-paycholi gtoL and Paul Ceclalre reported that Bon and Woodrow Wilson is not yet boats; so that we may wonder If before the city wae taken by the the World War. ■ Death ended toe daring For some Ume I have had a sore way," and knew that the would Boarm admitted drlvl^ the ear of-a-kind in crotch mahogany ve- $39.50. Pull-O-Matic by New Eng- $29. Odd ones left from expensive The prooeaalon also was accom- bid for freeedom today of two fugl- between toe ahouldera and feel never be afraid of Miranda Trent flnlahed.* the thought exprestied In the title Japanese, that “ Ropes have been TTie American people want to seaA that struck the man. The officials neers representing several Period. land, Simmons and others; all have bedroom suites, in twin and fuD panied by American and British ^ e penal colony at Cay- like something waa creeping under again. term It s ‘ffilt-and-nm case." I M k e President Jackson, how- of one of the articlea, "Connecticut prepared for um o f remaining •nn*, Frsneh OuIad^ labor organized and strong eoougn If we could only aay “Sold” we'd innerspring mattresses. Some have Amrelcans In ease they later wish dlptomatlo npreaentatlvas and the flesh. What do vou think causes Dr. Edwin O. Reade, medical ex- sizes. Must have really been tw e»- the Maritime State," may not later to be an effective part ol the civic put an exclamation mark, to aay ever, Mr. Roosevelt not only does to eicape from the city over the nswapaper eotraapondenta. tbla and odvlaa m s?" Onca back la tbs old house. It sinlner for Watertown performed an maple arms and backs. 'Theme ty-five but there’s so much double French, Amarlcan and British and economic Ufe of toe nation not threaten to hang every mlsbe- become a more dominant note. walls." Ateheson then left on the O®or»etown. Anawer: The apoi between your seemed to Linda as if she had autopsy and notified Coroner Lester nothing of a 4^ 1 song? "Farewell journalists at Hendaye mounted a —Sjrrelary of, Labor F r a ^ havlng banker higher than Haman, Anyhow, the magazine Is band- Panay.'whlch waa bombed. mil?“>®y were shoulders might be a reflex sensa- nsver been away—except that that Perkliia. Schaeffer of Wlnzted who started aeriod------$17D piard o f honor over the bodies at IH**fcr* ‘be^eacape was swamped bare, dried-up Christmas tree no Blues"------^------9 ^ D s U U around------tion from tha IrritaUon of some In- aa immediate iaveoUgaUon. $9s50 he doaant give even a clue to what aome, well written, well lUuatrated tha raUroad station until departure tUf-iIllIt***' companions were ternal organ or It mlgb^ be dua to lo n p r abed needles in toe front picked up exhausted e n th # beach We assume that the listener is fcs would like to do about them. and well edited. We have few lUu- TRAIN WHISTLES GET of the train for Parts. roms n ^ e ,<^ure or IrritaUoa In pxrlor. an Intellgent and culturad pereon. HEALT’S so n BAPTIZED. One can gather, If he will, that alons about the ehaneee of any of OS DOG’S NERVES SSl'lcs*^th‘*V^ Oobm* the back itaslf. This symptom Is The daye settled naturally into ROYAL WEDDING piice with three Arabs who fled —J o to V. L Hogan, manager of [81 SIXTEEN “DAVENTWIN" [10] TEN LIVING ROOM SUITES these "state" periodicals, but we Cajrenns la snothsr beat. commonly found among brain work- the old routine— only with a dlf- [15] SIXTEEN KNEEHOLB the President is Ukely some day Houston, Tsx. ( A P I - P a t Evans, faraaea. Old Miranda began to ntatlon WQXR. New Oaver aty. Oallf.. Jaa. 4—(AP) 81TJD10 C O U C H E S worth $29.76. worth $99 to $149. Knuckle arm, era who work under tension; It Is York City. — In the Cahollo church wlieie D ESK S worth $29.75. Mahngany ■bon to come out la advocacy of wish “ Connecticut a rc le ” all the city employe, took hie dsy off to London, Jan. A — (A P )—Tha Duke also common among 1, shoztiF after JU family. ttoo. y i y w n e s s to get to ths soa’s tairth. rCBNirUBB OEFX.- . SO IB FUMW Ares MuO bwatnstsd aiul drin bar. Miranda Treat know tbat sbrtbquaks, i«a MANCHBaTBB EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTBR, OONN, T0E8DAT. JANUARY 4. 19 M MANCHESTER EVENINO HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, TUESDAY, JANUARY 4,198S eki LOTS o r HAM NEEDED ADMITS AUTO THEFT REBEKAH U D G E SEATS FOB BOO i-nne THIS [ fAMP COLLECTORS HERE uled to come before the Jury, George OTERT ON VELVETS O B il GIVE TOWN COUNSEL Searchers for Paul Redfem FORQGN SUPPLIES B. MacDonald vs. Hyman Raaball ns omcERs for year East Holdaii, M s, Joa. 4.—R I ■nd .Agatha Gawdica va. Francis PHONE CO. OBJECTS HERE AFTER ARREST would taka a lot of ham to go I INSTALL NEW Om CERS ROCKVILLE Zuraw. Man Sentenced to with tha agg Harold C. Rogers Tha case o f Chesterfield Plrie of JOINS CHENEY BROS. Member Of Sunset Lodffe Now reported ttixatng In hla hmooop DEATHS BUILDING LINE CASE Are Marooned in Jungles PROLONGING WAR today. Charter aoaed With Total Bolton, asking an injunction against TO USING IRON POLES Although Officially District Deputy Takes Membership O f 35; Colum- the selectmen o f Bolton ia slated for BMEROENCY DOCTORS. Rogara, who estimated the egg i Mrs. Sarah Adams. Wedneeday. It la claimed the select- North Windham Yooth And Charge Of The Ceremonies. eontalas three or four jrolka, and ' Mrs. Sarah Adams of 390 Hack- Georgetown, British Gul&na. Jfto.^Guiana Jungles, eurroundad by rap* cm r om euLS swor n bian laanea Are Auctioned. 1 men had declared the office of con- Fefix R. Hnlser, Formerly lo | A-—_/Ar>l (APi—The Ths. V'aldcck exp^iUon Issn tAmids ofmA tbe C^yunl _* river, which a. s ateems Everett, Wash., Jon. 4.— (A P )— A Dr. Alfred B. Sundqulst (U1 ' measurpt nine by 13 tncbea In : matack atreat died early thla mora- House Projects Over Legal Japanese Admiral Asserts stable which Plrie held vacant be- "However, aha said ahs and . Sunset Rebekah Lodge seated its iiig at the Memorial hospital after searching for Paul Redfem, Ameri- with snakes and alligators. t Harley O. Weston, 26. told authori- 4321) and Dr. DeVeme Holmca circumference, doesn't know ex- i Its charter closed with a total of TO DITTY LAST NIGHT cause o f the aUeged failure of Mr Declares Them Unsafe And children would come to live wtte i CCC Enroflee Confesses 1938 officers last night in Odd Fel- aetly which one of his 300 hens a short iUness. Shs waa 46 years can aviator mUsalng 10 years, waa Word of Its plight reached here ties today he turned robber after be Chirge Of Rossia Com- I tel. 7451) will be available for j 35 members, the Stamp Collectors Plrie to file with the selectmen a if I got a steady Job, but 1 could laid i t I of age. A long time resident of Limit, Must Be Moved; marooned Kxiay on a itxdc in the today when native porters and failed to get a job or a Social Se- because 1 was dead.” emergency calls tomorrow, ac- , lows hall. The installation cere- Club o f Manchester last night In- War Material Is Reaching bond for his duty as a constable. stalled Its offieera at a meeting held Manchester, ahe hod a wide circle upper Cuyuni river, about 160 miles boatmen returned to Bartlca. They Former Major John P. Cam- Noisy; Would Put Wooden curity number because be was "of- cording to the Manchester Medi- To Series Of Burglaries. mony was in charge ot Diatrict It’a the biggest egg he hae ' from here. Attorney George C. Leesner of Man ficially dead." In Manhattan, Mrs. Weston denii piiy’s Plant Becomes cal Association, ' ■een In 30 years raising hens, and, 1 In the Hotel Sheridan. Elected at of friends here. told of quarreling and deserting eron Administers Oath To Deputy Mrs. Minnie Smith, who le She leaves her husband, James Other Board B u^ess. The expedition reported Its port- after food began running low and China From Many Sources Chester la representing Mr. Plrie. Weston said be left his home tn Weston recently vlsltod her — ------— just to prove to poeterlty it act- I the last meeting o f the club, the fol- Mayor Claude A. Miils. Membere Social Wedneodaj Poles On New Highway. was zkeptical her husbajid a member of the local lodge, and ually existed, he sairs he won’t lowing took office! President Fred- Adams; five daughters, Mrs. Fred ers had deserted and its food sup- Waldeck started rationing tea sup- Glendive, MonL, five years ago after state Police today secured, the plies were running low. The RocIrviUe Emblem club will a dispute with hla wife and went to aUva. She aald she recaivea a. Velret Sopenrisor Here. her staff. A supper of baked ham, break it open. erick Hanning; Vice President, Sturtevant, Mrs. Lester Silver, Mrs. plies. confession of Walter Slater, 17. of Theodore J. Waldeck. explorer, Rockville, Jan. 4.—Tha oath of hold a member's social on Wednes work on a go/Cinment conatniction monthly widow’s penatoo oo , scalloped potatoes, cole slaw, home Louis Milligan; First Vice Presi- Charles Lewis, Mias Ekllth and Mias According to a report made to the With Waldeck are hla wife, the ’Tokyo, Jan. 4 . - (A P ) -A d m ira l made apple pie, cheeee and coffee, Ida Adama, all o f thla town; two led hla party Into the jungles from former Jo Bease McElveen o f King- qinde was administered to Mayor day afternoon ut the Elks Home Noting that if the electric light project at Rapid Qty, 8. D„ where strength ot her identification of North Windham, to a seriea of 10 dent, Scott Simon; Secretary, Board of Selectmen last Qight Ralph Nobumaaa Suyetsugu, minister of picture ot the man who waa ABOUT TOWN aerved under the chairmanship of ■Isters, Mra. Charles Jones and Miss Bartlca. 50 miles south o f here, ston, S. C.; William Aator Chanler Claude A. Mills for the second term with Mrs. A. G. Vincent in charge company Installs iron poles on East a man was accidentally killed and Austin CSicney of Cheney Brolh- burglaries and three car thefts Charlaa Mitchell; Assistant Secre- Carlson, builder, of 5 3 BumsWe home affairs, declared today that She said the body of her bu—. Mrs. William Shields was enjoyed Elizabeth Sargent, both of this Dec. 13 aboard three qiecially con- of New York, and Dr. Frederick J. fo^relgn war supplies reaching China o f two years In the Q ty Council Funeral of Mrs. (dough Identified as "H. G. Weston." traa today announced the appoint- j which extended into live Connecti- tary. John Weeden;Treasurer, Nino avenue. East Hartford, has been Center street as requested by the waa buried at Rapid City and Barbara, 7 year old daughter of by over 100. The decorations In town: a brother, Thomas Sargent of structed boats. It was the 13th ex- Fox of Boston. were only serving to prolong the Chambers. On Monday evening by The funeral o f Mrs. NeJIle L " I let It go at that", be waa cut counties. Among the breaks Oaella; Assistant Treasurer, Stanley Board of Selectmen, the telephone did not see IL ' Sient o f Felfac R. Hulaer of Mystic, Mr. and Mrs. Fred T. Brousseau of charge of Mrs. John Stoutnar, and Manchester and four grandchildren. notified by Building Inspector EM-/i pedition to search for Redfem, who Chinese-Japanese war. former Mayor John P. (Jameron. (Arnold) Clough, 84, widow of Earl quoted by Sheriff’s Deputies Ray confessed by the youth, who has WE D D IN GS Kaskas; Auctioneer, Clarence Bid- ward C. Elloltt. Jr., that a house., wires would have to be carried on Ryan and Fred Plymale. . Ckmn., as superintendent of the 137 Summer street, who has been the favore at each place were in The funeral will be held Thurs- vanished In 1927 on an attempted Redfem waa declared legally Admiral Suyetsugu, one-time A fter receiving the oath of office, Clough of Tolland, who died on Sun- Warton was arrested In ____ been an enrollee at C. C. C. Camp well and Publicity Agent, Albert under construction by Carlson orll ill for the Jiast week is showing rainbow pastel ahailos and most at- day afternoon at 3 o’clock at the non-otop flight from Georgia to dead yesterday In Detroit on a pe- rommander of Japan’s combined the Mairor swore in the city officials ,day at the Rockville City hospital, separate sets of wooden poles, the He said he returned to see his Wash., Dec. 27, pleaded guilty Mnpany's velvet department. Mr. Femow In Hampton, is the Porter Yost-Lamprecht BehrcncL Iota 17 and 18. Phelps road, project.'?^ wife, Bertha Weston in Manhattan. second degree robbery orf a fUl ' Hulaer, formerly comicctcd with slight improvement today. tractive. Mrs. Lottie Cummings the home. Rev. Dr. E. E. Story of the BraoU. tition by Mrs. Gertrude S. Redfem, fleet and known as a militant na- as follows: Aldermen at Large, J. will be held on Wednesday afternoon Southern New England Telephone store burglary at Columbia Green, Mlaa Gladys Arlene Lomprecht, Thirty membera were present at South Methodist eburch will offi- several feet over the building line Mont., last month but "she kicked station and was aentencad to retiring noble grand was presented Aid, rushed by boat, nuiy not bis wife. _ tionalist, recently retired from ac Stanley McCray, Paul Menge at two o’clock at the Tolland Fed- company, in a letter made public the Rossia Velvet Company ot which last week followed the theft (laughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lam- last night’s meeting, which took ciate. Burial will be In East cem- and must lie moved back. The me out and told me to keep mov- years in prison. Mystic and Willimantlc as manager The Study group of the Manches- of a car from C. P. Klotzer of 87 with a past noble grand's jewel reach the marooned expedition— Hope that he would be found olive live naval service to assume a Cab- and Ciiarles Underwood; aldermen, erated church r t two o’clock. Burial to the Board o f Selectmen last preebt, of 39 Charter Oak atreet, place with an auction o f (Columbian etery. Arrangements are In charge Board voted to submit the report to three men and a woman—for a ing as I was dead and she was of the velvet department of that ter Green Community club ■will Wadsworth street, Manchester. from the lodge, and a purse with has survived a decade because of re- inet port in which he controls the Ernest J. Lippman and William r. will be in the South cemetery. night, stated that In Its opinion the The case was turned over to meet tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock waa married to Leonard Joseph Isaues. Over 150 stamps were sold of W. P. Quish. Town Counsel William S. Hyde for week. drawing a compensatioo check. company, began bla duties at the Slater has also admitted the theft sum of money from the officers and curring rumors that he was taken powerful police system of the coun- Schmalz o f the first ward; Ernest Friends may call at the Ladd Iron poles are not adequate for tele- Federal Bureau of InvesUgatlotL In the Green school assembly hall. Yost, son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert bringing in about 215. Drawing for future action, if that becomes neces- Deep In Jungles captive by a savage Indian tribe In try. local plant yesterday. of the Klotzer auto. guard teams. sary. It was stated that Carlson be- Schindler of the second ward; Ed- Funeral Home at 19 Ellington phone service, and. In wet weather, Miss Elsthcr Granstrom, principal of Yost, of 437 Main street, on New a pool o f 1,500 stamps waa won by The party Is deep In tbe British the upper Amazon region. Tbs appointment to the im- The accused waa discovered In the The elective and appointive of- gan work on the house two months He told the Associated Press ward Lehrmitt and Robert Davies avenue, Rockville thla (Tuesday) constitute a danger to linemen the school will speak on ‘‘auldance" Year s day. T h e" ceremony was Fred Behrend. that In order to stop the flow of portent p ^ of manager of the vel- New Haven County jail by police, ficers follow: Noble Grand, Mrs. ago, and that, after being notified o f the third ward; John Idziak and afternoon and evening. The body Working on them. and there will he a general discus- performed at 2 o’clock In the South A t the next meeting, to be held war supplies into China "It would STATE OUTLINES CASE vet dspsutment of Cheney Brothers who "got their man” through a Jessie Kerr; vice grand. Miss Mil- verbally that it Is over the line, he Max Rothe of the fourth ward; will lie In state at the church on SoIccUiieii’s Plan. Sion. Mrs. David Heatley, Mrs. J. checkup of fingerprints, some of Nletbodist church. The pastor, Rev. In the Sheridan on January 17, the study. Try and come and get be common sense to occupy Canton CALL WITNESSES came to Mr. Hulser due to certain W. Durkce and Mrs. P. W. Unncll dred Matchulot; recording secre- following lasues will be auctioned: Local Stocks ceased work, but has not attempted auditors Harold Rothe and Herbert Wednesday from 12 noon until the The Board, at its meeting, vot- which were left by Slater at the tary, Mrs. Emma L Nettleton; Dr. Earl E. Story who officiated, to remove the house to a legal loca- TWO NEAR STARVATION what you can out of it and help (the South China metropolis), but J. Carvey; assessors. Julius Kosl- time of the funeral. special technical knowledge gamed win serve refreshments. used the single ring service. Miss Trans-Mlsslaslppt 1898; Pan-Ameri- I do not know whether the Japan- ed to have East (Tenter street wires AGAINST BOY’S SLAYER Columbia store. Sinter had been llnancial secretary. Miss Edith tion. Elliott'a letter requires Carl- others by coming. orek, Franklin C. Harlow, Bernard Mrs. aough leaves two sons, with other textile concerns, the In placed In the New Haven jail after Claire Kristoff sang ”0 Promise can 1901; Louirtana Purchase 1904; The Beethoven Glee club of Man- ese government will do that. That enclosed in one cable on each side Walsh; treasurer, Miss Emily Kiss- Furnished by F. R. Shaw, Inc. son to remove the offending bufidlng J. Satryb and City Sheriff, Morton Chester Clough of New London and of the streeL with Iron poles to car ON JOBLESS PROBI corporation at which it Is expected, The Manchester Fire department he had been apprehended and Me,” and " I Love You Truly.” Jamestown 1907; Lincoln Memorial HAVE $10,000 IN CASH chester sponsored by the board of la a military secret.” mann; chaplain, Mrs. Emma Dowd; ISS Tnimbnll St. ” ln a reasonable time." J. Webster. Emery (jlough of Tolland and three ry the cables above ground. By Boston. Jan. 4 — (A P )—Oriented officials stated, would increase the was called out at 12:20 thla noon on charged with a robbery In Madison 1909; Alaaka-Yukon 1909 and Hud- trustees of the Second Congrega- The admiral said help in the form musician, Mrs. Thora Stoehr; trus- The bridal attendants were Mrs. Hartford .Appointments Made Aldermen at large elect Arno grandchildren. having lines strung on either side after vlcwli.g the vacant lot where production and sale of quality vel an aterm from North School and over the week-end. C^ieney T. Heck, slater of the bride, son-Fiilton 1909. . , , , I iionaitional enurenchurch wmwill give a concen,concert. i M war---- materials was reachingreocning uiethe tee for three years, Mrs. NclUeton. The Board received and placed on Weber waa absent and Eben H. Cobb of the highway. It was pointed out vet here from 36 to 80 per cent over Golway streeta. An oil stove had A t each of the places where he as matron of honor, ami Albert The club still desires new mem- William R. Niartin file the acceptance of Dr. Mortimer Aged Women Found Helpless Feb. 16 at 8 p. m., in the church un'“ e''e through French Indo-China the murdered body of five-year-old Right supporter to the noble of the second ward, alderman elect that the present line of ^ le s tn the the current annual yardage. burned Up too high at 31 Golway crashed through windows. Slater Local Repreeentative Morlarty of his appointment as a In Squalid Flat; M on ey Community House. Hongkong and from Cheater Harris v..is found a year Labor DepL Oficial grand, Mrs. Ellcnor Rogers; left Yost, Jr., brother of the bridegroom, I wa,. unable to attend the meeting central section of the street would Mr. Hulaer is married and baa street and fearing the flames would look candy, cigarettca and small beat man. n ie bridesmaids were stamp collectors attend its Bid A.skcd town physician. Also received and Fniinil All O v e r T h e RRnnmn oom s Miss Ann Miner of Poquonnock IIRussia. He mentioned ago, a jury In Superior (Court sat supporter to the noble grand, bira. * I RrtlHo’A 4a I BritAtn. Rtiartirt OwAAksA due to serious illness. be done away with, and that there one child. He Is a graduate of the spread from the stove an alarm was sums of money, but In the several Mias Evelyn Heck and Mrs. Robert ings. Cap. Nat. Bk. A Tr. . 23 28 placed on file were notices of the ______' Bridge has returned to resume her I ®*' *^,**J’ F^Ance, Russia, Cxecho- BOLTON back today to hear the state outline general stores, containing Post Helen Smith; right supporter to the Htfd. Conn. Trust ... 60 ' teaching at Sliver streeL . | ------Gen Germany as the prin A t tbe conclusion of the would be no neccaoity for wires to Some Firms A n Not Ti Philadelphia Textile School, PhliS' sent in. No damage was done, how- EdWards of Russell Court. HarUord. 66 appointment of Mias Hattie E. cross over the highway. the cvidencs which it hopes to con- delphla. Pa., and attended night oaiccs, which ho robbed. Slater, ac- vice grand, Mrs. Minnie Smith: left Htfd. Nat. Bk. A Tr. 23 25'4 Strickland and R. K. Anderson os Miss Francis Tasca has also mony. Mayor Mills stated that he ever. and the services ot the firemen and the ushers, Elarl Yost and 4 57'4 bills bore notations of the donor’s Kenneth W. Cotton erf Wlndaor- Miss EHste Leighton and Frances Rockville. Conn sary to cut paths through trees on fically, but emphilasisM 1 The Zoning Commission last night dent’a speech presented "no new Sylvester, all of Pawtucket, R. Mr. and Mrs. Yost left for a wed- Eagle Lock ...... After considerable argument, Center church at 8 p.m.. All are In- COLUMBIA 1 that niHUlWG THEORY Case (J. I.) ... 1214 1414 name. Some of them dated back vllle and Mary A. J. Cooney of Mersereau of WUIlngton Hill were January 3, 1938 the north side of Ekut Center atreet bad abandonsd works racelved for consideration a con- matter,” which he inlerjirctcd as ”a when Judge Charles B. Walker ding trip to New York Q ty, the Fafnlr Bearings...... action waa tabled on a motion made vited who are Intererted. Cerro De Pas , 100 110 to the years just after the Civil Hartford have applied to the Hart- guests Friday of Mlaa Onevteve "To the Honorable Board of Com- for the cables, if overhead wiring is Still unsettled la tha question re praotleas o f 1939. tract under which It will employ os good omen.” gave Attorney Frank L, McGuire, bride wearing a black and white Gray Tel Pay Station 4 that the town set off certain streets Schools tn town re-opened Mon- Ches and Ohio 8 >4 War. ford Bureau of Vital Statistics for a Gardner at the Steele House. mon Council: used garding the type o f acUvltiea (D- M oot), nBENNErrCASE eontulUng engineer, F. Perry Close Many southci-n legislators re- counsel for the defendants, permis crepe, with Hudson seal coat and Hart and Cooley . . . . 225 for sliding and coasting. It was day, after a vacation of one week Chry.sler ...... pointed out that when the town seta marriage license. Mias EIlzAbeth Leonard will re- 'Gentlemen; Want More Study may take place tn the ehu.,...irtht'bi thought tlwr* of Wert Hartford. Work on gone frained from commenting on the Sion to flic briefs in the ca.se green accessories. They will make Hendoy Mfg. Co...... 6'4 8'4 and a half. Pupils attending Man- Coca Cola ...... off such areas, it assumes liability Five members of Wapping Grange turn Thursday to I' andford. Mass '(^iBtom requires what has been The general impression o f the one of the most heated dlKusrtons tn any justificatloa for s ‘fuiMMi t teyout Is expected to be started President’s renewed call for wage- January 19 at which time oral argU' their home for the present with the Landers, Frary A Clk. 22 >4 21'i chester H. S. resumed their studies (C I I h g o O a o ) Col Gas and El for any Injury suffered by children motored...... - -« to Vemon Grange lost .Junior College aftr the Christmas Board, as expressed by several the annals of tha church this ques- ting down" la soaw ladustrtfis shortly. hour legislation, which ths House ments are to be heard also. bride's parents. Mann A Bow, Cla.ss A ___ 6 termed the Mayors Messege, at ths Monday. Comi Jnv Tr ... while sliding. Selectman L. T. Thursday evening where they at- recess at the home o f her parents Inauguration of a Mayor. members who talked on tbe ques- tion was debated at the annual m*et- cently. Lubia repUed a s k m i : M a. m., asking that they search blocked In the apodal session. Most The briefs are to be In support of New BrlL Mch., com. 1714 ill *4 NORTH COVENTRY Among some of the iitii(snMi bwh Coml Solv . . . . . Wood said that "It Is pretty rough tended a special meeting of East Mr. and Mrs. Charles Leonard ot "A detail report of work perform tion, appeared to be in favor of ing held In Yeomans hall on Fri- ia priess aiay have causad der U a danghter who then had been Probate Judge William 8. Hyde southerners had opposed It on the a claim that the section of the gon do., pfd...... 90 100 Central Pomona Orange, P. o f H.. Tolland avenue attraeUve holiday iUumlnatlona day evening. eral statutes under which the ac- Scott-Marchuk Cons Edison ... on the kids” to bar them from the ed last year tovlng been published more study of tbe wiring measure, curtallmaaL warspprted for U hours, state Po- yesterday ordtred a compromise ot ground It would hurt Industry In Cons Oil ...... North and J u d d ...... 22 <4 2t<4 Miss Bessie and Miss Josephine No. 8. There were 95 members Mrs. Oscar Leonard and M in enjoyed by the town folk, were The lead-aU o f debate was for- their region. cused arc charged with disturbing Mr. and Mrs. Wosccl Marchuk of street sliding in places where no it is only necessary to call your at- and Mr. Spless moved that a com- ^ Bouia Prttea Fag Hea Oaptahi Donald Leonard waa a death claim against MorrU J. Cont Can ...... Peck, Stow A Wilcox 814 7 Strack spent the week-end with and visitora P ^ e n L The fifth de- Florence Leonard were recent guests the home of Mr. and Mra. warded by Mlaa Anna Dlx, First Dl- the peace conflicta with the state 75 Autumn street announce tbe other sled runs exist, but the danger tention to it, and aak for the same mittee enquire further into the Copper and sobm otear difeetlng tha aaarch. Agents of the Uppman o f 555 Wethersfield Ave., Wage-Hour Bill Com Prod ...... Russell Mfg. Co...... 24 28 their aunt, Mrs. George Meyers in gree was conferred on a clasa of of Mr «nd M r. Louis C. Dtmock and the Cen- rectresa of the Ladles’ AM. when ahs constitution and a demurer to two marriage of their daughter, Miss Scovill Mfg. Co...... angle was considered great by the attention to details that waa given problem. On motion of Mr. Wood, fell, be said, after Praatdoat _ Vbdsral Barsau of InveaUgatlon Hartford. Compromise la for 2650, Mr. Roosevelt’s expressed Inten- Del Lack and Wes 23'4 2.5'4 Board, which shelved the project. Hempstead, Long Island. candidates. The lecturer. Mra. „ “ tJ: ter tree, which was lighted by funds made a motion that "tha use o f tha wars on the eeene, but .Tay C. New- tion of holding to hla legislative pro- counts of the charges. Olga Marchuk, to Alfred E. Scott, Stanley Works ...... during the past year. tha East Onter atreet lighting and velt indicated last apriag tbat i and la entered into by John F. Douglas Aircraft 36 38 Further action on notice of im- Word has been received of the Lucy Blrdsall, being absent. Past M r .’ Th.ndn.i. u i t from Community night collections. church bo limited to rellgloua aerv wan. baad o f the Held ofllce here, gram— “1 do not propose to let the Prosecuting Attorney Edwin Hig son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Scott Torringiton ...... 25 27 "A s you all know, this year be- telephone wiring question was then costa were "uneconoiMcally ' '■ Straugh administrator of the estate Du Pont ...... pending suit against the town by birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. A1 Master Ivan Wilcox of Tolland “ The electricity was given by the Ices.:’ Thla was a signal for a storm Lubia teatified after ~ . declined to comment on the part hla people down,” ho sold—created the gins, who was prepared to dlspo.se of of 194 Center street. Union Mfg. Co...... ___ 7 „ Grange announced the program. I Miss Lincoln of gins a new set up of the Common referred to the Board's public safety of his father, John H. Straugh, kill- Elec and Mils . .. Mr.s. .Iiinel Hanna and .Mrs. Ethel Bert Candage, Portland, Maine. Mrs Manchester Electric Cb. Nearly all of protest from parents whose chll Byrnes (D.. 8. C ), had op, BMH w are taking. belief that admmlslrallon forces the cases today, was given three The marriage was performed In U S Envelope, com .. — 6,5 Council, and much of tbe success of committee for study and recommen- ed In an automobile crash In Sep- Elec Auto Lite .. McCollum on claims for alleged Candage w ^ fo r m c r iy 'illii'' Klalne I ’J’’’ **™ "m a rk s by the C)ver- ^ o f the homes through the Center dren stUI have to graduate from hearing with a statement Whether Mias Bennett vanished would bring up the wage-hour bill days at his request In which to file Millerton, N, Y., on December 14, do,, pfd...... 118 125 Ro.ssnagcl of this town, daughter of Lathrop, the steward o f " ' “ P*o". ■o" °1 Mr. and this new form of government de dation. "W e should go alow In the grammar school. They argued that valimterlly or waa kidnaped, state tember. an answer to the written briefs to 1937, by the Rev. Leroy Landis Ocn Elec ...... fulls was referred to the town coun- furnished their part of Christinas group did not Intend “ to aUv again this session. (Chairman Nor- Veeder Root, new .. . 45', 4714 sel after Mr. Splcss noted that he Rev. John RoHanagel, who was pas- Grange, Edgar L. Tucker Mrs. William Sumner Simpson witn ponds upon you. thing,” Mr. Wood aald. "and not ap the church Is the only suitable place peHea believed that Hugtea, who bo filed by McGuire on Jan. 19. Gen Foods ...... and New Yeats cheer through vari- cither labor or capital dellb ton (D.. N. J.), of the House Labor Daniels, D.D. The couple were Whitlock Coil Pipe .; — 10 thinks the town is not liable in the tor*— ■ here---- * for several years. 'and Mrs. Tucker of Bridgeport. • bttle friend from Westport, Conn., ”I trust that you wtll practice prove any pole setting or wiring for graduation exerclsea to be held, had baan her aacort on aeveral occa- Lady RoberU Lodge. Daughters In pleadings previously filed A t attended by Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Gen M oto rs...... ous lightings. brought about the present committee expressed the belief Gillette ...... New York Bank and Ins. St4 48'4 ner party will be served this ry on without raising ths tax rate. Ing of tbs boms of Mr. and Mrs row night at 8 o’clock In the Robbins the entire administration program, oral statutes and the jiiri.sdiction of Chase ...... Grange. A t the close of the meet- ' The ...... Weekly Reading club was Electric division of the (Connecticut cause to stop now. rector Frank Persons of tea anoe. An intenalve aaarch waa In the Court of Common Pleas in thla Int Harv ...... 30'4 32 >4 evening at the Church Community "The streeta of our city generally Oscar Anderson, a barn completed room of Center church house. A however. Legislators were awaiting Chemical ...... 43 Ing refreshments were served. The held Monday afternoon at the home Power Company was read, ia which Those opposed to having gradua- States Employment Ssrvloa, pmgrsai for him. county. In a separate pleading Mr, Engagement Int Nick ...... 45 House by the Coventry Fragment are in good condition, however I on the farm o f Fred Luck. good attendance Is hoped for. the annual budget message tomor- Continental ...... 10 12 Society. The same committee that banner was awarded to Tolland of Mrs. Fritz Gometz. the company noted that It had in- tion In the church saM thrt tea chil- ths unemployment trend from State poUea aaid the youth's moth McGuire entered .a demurrer to two Ooodfleld-Mclldufl Int Tel and Tel . UNEMFLOYED NAB would recommend rebuilding of Elm Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Finley will row. Mr. Roosevelt disclosed he Corn Exchange ...... 49 51 served at the previous party Is In Grange for having the largest at- The AU-Day Sewing meeting ot stalled 45 new street llghte In vari- dren and parents eoma to tea e h u ]^ uary on mould depend "en tba. er. Mm. Ivan Routaon, told them other counts of the charge on the Announcement of the engagement Johns Mafiville . street, resurfacing of Ekist Mam leave soon, to spend the winter in in bustneaa." had abandoned hope for balancing Guaranty T r u s t...... 225 235 charge of this one. Mrs. Irving tendance present the Union Missionary society will be ous parts of the town. Additional for graduation with no rsspoet (or Mlae Bennett and Rusaell drove to claim that the cases are joined to- of Miss Dorothy Agnes Mcllduff to Kennecott ...... street as was done on Grove streeL Florida. Lubln said the business income and outgo In 1938-39. Lehigh Val Rd . . First National ...... 1 750 1800 FALATIAL RESORT Loomis, chairman of the dinner. Constables are now patrollng the L e ia jn t L aoclal of annual (x>st of these lights waa esti- Its appearance or uaa and put chaw- bar hetna near Dtxboro about 3 p. m. STATE GETS APPROVAL gether whereas the alleged offenses James Daniel Goodflcid, son of Mr. "In my message two years ago, 1 The annual meeting of the Tol- ing gum on tho aeate, and mark had been parUculariy "spotty.* A s soon as the message is receiv Irving ...... 12 <4 Mrs. Floyd Standlsb In charge of roads of South W in d er stStolly paaterday. She aald her son pack- are separate and not joint. and Mrs. Ulrique Goodfield of Ligg and Myers I recommended that the trolley tracks mated today by Town Treasurer the backs of the pews with thalr Loew’s ...... Manhattan ...... 21 23 the dining room. through the recommendation of the land County Democratic Asaoctatlon as many Industrlaa shomrsd i ed some clothing, Including an extra ed. the House will begin debating The Pawtucket officials were ar Farmington, has been made by her (Continued from Page One) local safety committee. Constable ** 10 o clock. be removed in the center o f our Oeorge H. Waddell as about 21,000. ahoea, and alnos ths church has jurt antt, and drove away. She said she Lnrlllard ...... Manufact. Trust . . . . 33 35 Mrs. E. Gerber of Providence. R will meet In Rockville Monday eve- ment docltnes la the closing FOR HRST BOND ISSUE appropriations. Meanwhile It had rested on a railroad train at the mother. Mrs. Lena A. Mcllduff of George .Stone said It la quite evi- ^ " in assisting thla work City, and also that the Southwest ning at Forester’s hall. Referred to the safety committee been completely renovated, thla prac- of 1987 as in tea sam attached no slgniflcance to the clr- Mont Ward ...... National City Bank . 26 28'4 I., has been visiting her grandson no special business. The Senate was Union station here Nov. 6 on a com. 168 Hilliard street. months wage.* they declared are dent that Conneetleut motorists are 1 " “ come to attend, was a communication from (Clarence tice should be done away w IUl After New York Trust .... 90 93 In Danielson returning Sunday to corner of 'he Middle Road be cut The Connecticut State Grange 1929 whan the H.pr enmstence because he usually took in recess today, but Thursday it will plaint of passengers and appealed Na.sh K e l v ...... due. adhering to the state motor vehicle I W edne^ay evening January 6, B. Clark of 304 Autumn street, ask- a long discussion, a motion waa extra clothing when he filled an or- Nat Blsc ...... P^iblic ...... 28 30 visit her daughter, Mrs. Charles back. 1 am still of tbe opinion tbat will be In session tbe 11, 12 and struck, he saM. Thoaa teat dM Hartford. Jan. 4.— (A P )— Con- take up the controversial antl- conviction In the local Police Court Second, they otijccted to seizure laws, but out of state cars are con-1 inemberi of the Tolland Com- this would greatly improve condl ing for Installation of a street light made to table the original motion, far, however, mrara hurt woiassl chestra engagement. lynchlng bill. Nat Cash Reg . . . . Title Guarantee...... 6*4 Heckler. 13th of this month In Hartford. necticut had the approval of the to the Court of Ckimmon Picas. of the property bj’ the government fIntially speeding an d . rutting tn munlty Men’s Club are Invited to tlona at thla Intersection. near hU address. and was carried by a vote o f 17 to they had been in 1939. Bennett waa dialncUned to accept Nat D airy...... Insurance Miss Con Kingsbury has returned Headquarters will be at the Bond 7. the elopement theory. state bond eomml.sslon today to Is- Joint committees of Senators and In the complaint prepared by JOINT CONGRESS GROUP "for school purposes.” and out of the line o f traffic. I Li>* West Stafford Men's club aup- '*rhe small loss by fire last year Hotel. Did Not Feel Slmim Prosecuting Attorney Higgins the Nat Di-stlll...... American (Newark) . O'j Bennett said that "if something sue the first |15,0(X),000 in bonds Representatives, however, settled Occupancy of the palatial resort ford*hlgh"(pchoorrttc'^^ | ’i’”The ® ToimgYoung People’s Group held I perP«r andsnd meeting «at 7 o’clock. Sup is largely due to tbe promptness The Farm Bureau Federation will Other businesa waa tea routtna re- He said that tho agrioullu accused are charged with "vltui>era N Y Central ...... American Reserve ... 19 irtlr m**t1n«F fltm/lav awtevtlnas (si« I n*r AA rtaMta ports of church offleers and the hadn’t happened to Trudle, she would for funding the state debt and for down at once to discussing pro once frequented by wealthy sports- vacation withwmh her parents. ^ iin ■$ "i(irY-i.iii2i ' " ‘ '" g Sundayoiiiiuay evening«vciiiii|; tn ill the ino I per wv40 LciiLBcents eai;a.each. Transportation A ransporLacion and efficiency of our Fire Depart- meet Tuesday In East Hartford at plement Industry, aircraft • Institutional construction although posals for agreeing on crop control live. Insulting, gross, vile. Impure P U N S ONE FARM B i a NY NH and H .. Excess ...... 4'; men and Hollywood notables, by resignation of Mrs. Florsnoa Badge let 08 know where she was.” He North A m ...... Miss Margaret Elliott has re- east room of the Wapping Commun- will be furnished to all without cars. ment. With the purchase of a new ths O n ter church. Several local tion, electrical maehiaary, It does not expect to use the au- and housing legislation. The two and obscene language.” with "as Fid. and Deposit . . . . 90 Mexican workers and their wives GILEAD aa clerk. Treasurer Raymond Ly- •dded that ‘‘If she wanted to get Packard ...... turned home from a short visit with Itv Church House, with Alton Lane Wort, has been received of the pump the efficiency of this depart- folk from various towns will take sives, ohamicals and other *■ thorization until sometime after Chambers pas.scd divergent bills in saultlng" Robert J. Wilkes, and Great American .... 20 and children was a strange sight. of Pleasant Valley as the leader. death of Mr. Glacomonl who passed man reported a cash balanea of married ahe would have told Param P ie t...... Halifax ...... 21 her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. ment will be greatly Increased, and parL Industries had not felt tbe sh m y June 30. the special session, and their provi- with "threatening” Carl Byolr, Washington. Jan. 4— (A P ) — A The seizure w.i.s orderly and be- The Woman'a Club have post- 289.02 from collections, envrtopes, shoot It; she knows I couldn’t stop Penn ...... Hanover ...... 24 John Kingsbury. Emory Strong, a former resident I away after being 111 for some Aime there should be no further need ot Mias Helen Berry and Miss Elsie a marked way. The last General Assembly voted sions must be compromised. passengers. joint Congressional committee re- poned their meeting this week until and Interest from Invsstinente. ‘This her; my daughters run me." Phelps Dodge , . , , Home Ins...... fore nightfall yesteriiay the former Mr. and Mrs. Walter -Hobby " I Hartford hospital. any new apparatus for some time to OoIUns have moved to Hartford for The drop In men's elothlac. gBl bond Issue totaling 125.000.000 for In court with Mr. McGuire to- ported agreement on t’w-o points to- 2a January 13 on account of the an- sum la an Increase of 239.64 over the N«nv Farm 1‘rogram Phil Pete ...... Home Fire Security . 1 employes and their families left the spent New Year’s eve at the home u^Sav mfierine W ith'^n« K *‘ ® Taylor has returned to come. tbs winter months. 1936 balance. textile industrica. homraver, h o i b3| the dual purpose. •Mr. Roosevelt reiterated yester- day was Attorney John O’Neil, cor- day In Its attempt to write a single hotel and entrenched themselves In' urday suff ring with pneumonia. | Northampton, Mass., nual meeting of the (Connecticut Pub Kerv N J . . .. Mass. Bonding ...... 36 of her daughter, Mrs. Walter A t the last aiumal City meeting, Mlaa Annie Alvord was a recent The list of offieera elected ia as ’terrific," be said. ^ ' .State Treasurer Guy B. Holt said day hla advocacy of an ”all-w^eather poration counsel for the city of farm bill from the separate meas- cottages. The protestanta, mem- Pomeroy. Mr. and Mrs. MacLean of Wert Farm Bureau Federation which will Radio ...... National Liberty .... 8 after two weeks spent with friends the citizens voted additional appro- visitor with her nephew and 'family follows; (Herk, Philip Isham; sec- Most Industrlaa aUed srttli the bond commission took its ap- farm program,” and conferees ex- PawtuckeL None of the defendants ires passed by the House and Sen- bers of a union affiliated with the bo held this week Thursday, Janu- PDBUC RECORDS was present. ate. Rem Rand ...... North River ...... 23 in Tolland. priations for special police and run- Mr. and Mrs. Martin Alvord In Man- retory. Mrs. aayton Hunt; treas- building trade, ha continuad, proving action at this eai ly dale to pressed hope the legislation could Crom. Mexican labor organization, ary 6, at the Congregational church enable him to borrow money In an- Chairman Smith (D., S.C.), o f the Repub Steel ...... Prof. Wash...... 25 >i "ptlon on New Tear’s night and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Graham with ning expenses of the Police Depart- cherter. urer, Raymond Lyman; trurtaa for never really recovtred (ram be sent to the White House soon. declared they would keep possession in Eaat Hartford at ten o’clock. 1939 depression. He aald ticipation of the issue. .Senate Agriculture committee aaid Rey Tob B ...... Pref.-Accldent ...... 12'^ Anna I hi attended the church services here their daughter Diana and Mias ment, I feel with these additional three years. Horses W. Porter; Bonding Pemiil Members of a House Tax siibcom- until the government gave them Miss Beatrice Porter and Miss work, which shoived tba . This would be necessary, he ex- the group had decided to give far- Safeway Stores ... Seaboard Surety . . . . 22U Jew * "Pe°lchaster Saturday af- cation at the homestead of the istercd tbere yesterday for unenk group of Torrlngton manufacturers POPE IN GOOD HEALTH. Unit Gas Imp . . . morning service. Wellesway farm. accept Rev. Mr. and Mra. Ralph and other buatneu men have sent 1. Total government revenues Charles William.*, 17. The dairy amendment is the same By forcing a wedge through Ter- while we believe firmly In the pro- This is an important matter, and 1 ternoon. Burial took place in Un- Rowland and son, Paul, as meembers ployment 'nsuronce bsnefita. in both bills, but the conferees de- U S Rubber . . . Mr. and Mra. Harry R. Bartlett Mrs. B. E. Foote visited at the to President Roosevelt and mem- Vatican City, Jan. 4.— (A P )__ must not )>e decreased. Heflin’s personal campaign wa.* uel to the coast. Franco could cut gram he has drawn for the work- feel tbat thla matter should be care- woo<5 Cemetery, Oalchester. of (Columbia church upon remmen- Byrnes aaid tba present reports to Intemiptcd by an attack of pneu- rided it might be changed because U S Smelt ...... I of Tolland and Hartford were holi- fully tnveatlgated. The C2irisUan Endeavor Society home of Mra. Mary Mitchell in He- the department bare, booed ca Ito* bart o f Congress a petition asking Despite one of the coldest days of 2. Abuses by individuals or cor- U S Steel...... communications between Valencia ers, this change would throw 400 daUon, by a letter of dismissal from porations designed to let them es- monliL Campaign aides proposed it appeared It different sections of day guests o f Tolland friends. "Every new, set of offieera are will bold Its annual election of o f- bron Friday aftehioon and she also urea compiled six mreeks p revlou ^^ fo r immediate relief from the pro- the winter Pope Pius X I adhered Western Union .. and Barcelona and strengthen his men, who depend upon this for em- Middlebury (Congregational church. cape tax paying must not be re- to have Heflin vote, with a justice the two bills. position for a drive against the ployment, out of work. Henry Hayden and Warren watched by a critical public, some ficers Sunday night when Lawyer called on Mrs. Benjamin Lyman. Ths following report has been are "bUtory” by the Urns they tue' rtaUms of the undistributed profits today to his normal schedule. West El and Mfg Si* dre'n Skwng th”' r '^‘"®" Mr. and Mrs. J. Banks Jones were stored. of the peace and an election officer This tentative decision waa re- whole eastern seaboard. S r* i“ 4vhich ths post Office Clough have returned to Trinity Coi- of the vrork we are called upon to Henry H. Hunt of Glastonbury will submitted to the State Grange by received. He suggested a daily chalk tax, a more encouraging attitude to- •He received nine church dignitar- W(x>Iworth ...... 37st "This motive and others has caus- callers at the home o f Mrs. Nell ward public uUlitiea, the e>«..n„n a. Provisions which have proved taking a ballot to hix hospital room, garded as likely to stir up a possible ed this union to take action and rtl ^ .nd Hartford: RJe^ McClure to do may be new to us, yet I feel tbat show pictures which be took on a Worthy Master William MachL Jr„ by telegraph. ' ies and members of the diplomatic floor fight on the conference reporL B3«c Bond and Share ((jiirb ). S ^ sanded and sliding is e x - Evelyn Beebe has returned Wesleyan OiUege at Middletown, Skinner in North Westchester. Fri- at competition with private enter- corps in private audiences to work hardships, especially on but poll officials declined to permit possession of the properties of the eellent. 1 I if we use the same discretion we recent trip to Ehirope. Tbe meet- of (Columbia Grange: Total mem- The amendment waa Inserted in the day afternoon. prtas by ths government and serious small buslneas men, should be al- It Agua (3aliente Company until tbe to her studies at Bryaht Oollege, I Conn., and Henry Pero to a college would use in our personal matters ing will be held at the home of Mr. berahip, ISfi; new members by Ihltla- One prelate, who had seen the bills at the insistence o f Congress- Tlie road forces were right on Recent callers at the home of Mr. NOTED OOLLEOTOB ooBrtderaUon of the effect of the tered. HOSPITAL NOTES government provides other rni»«n« of Providence, after spending the hoU-1 in Maasaebusetts, to resume their we shall succeed. and M ra William Zerver. tion. 19. and by reinstatement. 2: Pope aitbin the past few days, aald men from dairy and live stock re- the Job plowing the roads iromedl- and Mrs. Charles Fish were Mrs. W. capital gains tax and Federal woge- there had been no perceptible "But,” the President added, LABOR BOARD HEARING REGINA DTTALIA ELECTS occupation. dlately so as to keep them open. days with her mother, Mrs. Ins I studies after the holiday receaa at A New Year’s social ia being number o f regular meetinga, 31, and gions. It would prohibit benefit ”W e may have different Ideas as E. Hibbard and daughter. Miss New York, Jan. 4.— (A P )- and-hour legislation. The petition change in his health. "speculative income should not be The work ia appreciated by the folks B. n,. w . . I Hislr respective Tolland homes. planned by the Christian Endeavor number of apodal meetings, 3: avsr- Hartford. Jan. 4.— (A P ) — The Na- payments and loans on stored crops “The company has lost full con- to tbe conduct o f the City businesa, Leorm, o f Manchester. Mrs. Wallace land Wood, 60, curator of the .. axpreaaea the opinion that prompt He was expected tomorrow to favored over earned income.” Admitted yesterday; MrA Olive that have to get out early In the UM Morris Meacham has returned Society for Friday night at the ags attendance regular meetings, action on these measures will check tional Labor Relations Board today to farmers If they used land taken MRS. M0N11FRESIDENT trol of all operations and the union let us give to each other tbe credit Hilliard and sons, Henry, Bryant 41; Neighbors’ Nights, 2; total num- lean Museum of .N ew York receive scores of pilgrims in a gen- By exempting corporations with Chanda, 82 Summit street, Mrs. has taken full control. AU officialaD morning. P®®"®®"** I Newark and Ber^dvtUe.'^Niw of believing the method advocated church. opened a hearing in the City hall out of cotton, wheat, com. rice, or and Kenneth of Andover. ber of visiting Patrons, 141; otScera t o the buoineat recession. The execu- eral audience. Melvina Trembley, 15 Delmont Orolr rehearsal will be held Tbe Misses Mildred and Ethel known coin collectors tn l tives o f practically all the larger Incomes up to 225,000 from the un- on the question o f sole collective tobacco production for producing of the Agua Caliente Company and * •'®™®y ^ ‘>®« »«“ been visiting is for the best interest ot the City, Mias Marjorie Foote and Edward with perfect attendance for every A t the meeting Monday evening street, George Mothes, 19 Cam- Wednesday evening at the home of Boeake of Providence, R. I., were ports of tbe world, died tiday .manufacturing concerns here sien- distributed profits tax and substitut- bergaining rights at Hanson-lVhlt- live stock or dairy products for others are being denied admission." and aa I stated in my last mssaage, Foote returned to Connecticut State meeting. Secretary Mrs. (Clayton o f the Regina D’ltaJia society the bridge street, John Roban, &Iiddle tb|^ leader, Mrs. Ernest Gowdy. J iSSu^taTdoaed out r^S Z d'*'??”* week end guests o f Hr. and Mrs. a brief iUnesa. ^ the petition. FISHED O IT ing an income tax of 12H to 16 per ney Machine company. market. the voters have elected you as their college at Storrs after spending iha Hunt and Ustekaeper Arnold Mason, Wood, born In New _ following offieera were elected for Turnpike Elast, Dorothy and Cfiiip- Thursday evening Coventry the grocery business which ke op«r- whlrt^wuiv°to**fh«’^ William Zerver where a house party cent, Vinson said, many of the hard- Local 428 of the United Automo- BELDEN’S NEW POST ated here for tbe past two years I J® P“ bUc at the representatives in thla body, it la (Thristmas recess at their home two members of the Executive com- Mass., and graduated from the coming year: President, Min- man Nazalian, Lake street, Ernest Grange No. 75, P. of H. will hold its was held. CONFESS H O LD -ir Chicago— Policeman John Soi- ships of which small business men bile .Workers of America, a C. I. O. REPRISAL ARRESTS formerly owned b y l « D o y t ^ l d House^ Friday evenmg. your duty to be regular and punc- here. mittee, (Clayton Hunt and Mrs. Les- University tn 1900, be—Oaric tual in your attendancs at our meet- H r. v id Mra. (Tbarlea Ganter and ter Hutchins; number of meetings of tbe museum in 1913. away. that the company refuses to recog- Plerra; treasurer. Marjory Borst; Michaud. 5 Hawlev street. officers for the coming year wtll be Jr., spent New Years Eve 4n New Newark, N. J , Jan. 4— (A P )— a job rescuing two wailing cats from Hendaye, Franco-Spanlsh Front- corresponding secretary, Lucy Pa- Belden today was extended an Invi- Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Cterpenter I '•frertimente aerved. ings. daughter, Dorothy, of Marlborough, all oflioera were presenL 3; inspec- He is survived by bis nize its union as a bargaining agency r. Jan 4— (A P ) — The French Birth; A son to Mr. and Mrs. Installed by Deputy Ira Wilcox and York City. tion grade, B plus. Joosph Cocoxza, acting captain of a six inch slit between kwo garages. ganl: financial secretary. Teresa tation to become executive vice have been entertaining their grand-1 ****’ Judaon and Mra. Ben- Respectfully submitted spent New Year’s day at the home Mrs. Elizabeth M a n ^ Wood, OFF KEY for the shop and that the company Thomas Sargent. 905 Main street, his team of Past hlasters. The re- daughter, Harriet J u j^ tx , o f Hart-1 Miller were recent gueata ot (tood sliding on the long bill on Madison Woodward received word detective o f the Essex county'proee- First they tied a piece of turkey consular agent at insurgznt-beld Lee; authors, Lucy Gaudlno and yesterday. president of the HarUord Oaunber C. A . M ILLS of Mr. and Mrs. Efiton Buell. two daughtera, Mrs. Cbarlsd has failed to bargain in good faith. Inm. Spain, and three of his asstst- freshment committee for this meet- ford, for the past week. I YHenda in Hartford, Conn. the Jones Hollow Road made the Saturday of the death of hla oldest cutor'a office, announced today two meat to a long pole and dangled Deflna Pola: hall director, Anton- Admitted today: Mrs. Eltzabeth of Commerce. Hla acceptance ia ex- Mayor. Hr. and Mra. Charles Fish and Hall, J r, and Mlaa Sylvia Spokane, Wash.— Shaken at the ants were arrested and Imprisoned ing are Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Mias Helen Sykes ia spending a i b®** Hrs. John H. Steele were place very popular with the young brother. Walter Woodward, o f Mal- young women had confessed the the dcUcacy in front of the alnglng etta Fontana; advisers, Minnie Ves- Roberts, 176 Charter Oak street. pected within a few days, and be Superior Court In Seaoloa SOD, (Talvln. were Sunday callers at Wood, thought of SO days of ” . . . tlte .ATHUETE’S FATHER DIES today by insurgent authorities. Rolxrtson. Grace Wood, Ernest few weeks with friends in WertJHew Year’s Day guerts of Mra. folks over the week end. den. Mass. He ia survived by his BoMup-sUying o f WUUam Barborst, co, Argangcia Dellocchio. Louise Discharged today: Ernest Henry, will assume the post about Harcn Evan.^, Edwin Griffin. Emory Hill. A abort seasioi, of tbe Tolland the home of Mr. and Mra. Thomas cats. But they held fast. Then the wings of an angel.” police refused An unconfirmed report said the Hartford. I Ruby Loverln and family of Vernon. Local schools oi>ened ~ Monday wife and one son, both living In Mal- A -bus driver, two weeks ago. Ecabart. Teresa Gavello, Rosie 232 Spring street. 1. He will Zucceed Charles B. Wlut- Harry Olson and Florence Snow. County Superior Court was schedul- Bentley in Bolton. policemen substituted hamburger to let Fred Brlndle bring his comet Mancherter. N. H.. Jan. 4— fA P ) detentions were in reprisal for the Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Hull are I U r. and Mrs. F ritz Gometz have morning for the second term. den. R e gave their names as Mrs. Reali, Assunta Agoatinelli. Nina Deatb: Mrs. Sadie Adams, 280 telsey, who resigned because of ill For the coming Sunday evening ed for today with tbe case against Neighbors’ Night will be observ- for tbs turkey, later cheeae for the to jail. — Michael Padden, father ot arrest in Franca last year ot Major visiting at the home orf their son, I been entertaining out of town reia Mrs. (Chauncey Squler spent the >|Rbal Sohl Strauae. 20. and Genev- Raimondo. A fte r tbe mactlng Hackmatack street today at, 8 health. at the Christian Endeavor service a James Whitney and Reuben Segal, ed at the regular meeting of Hebron hamburger, and cake for the cheese Tbomaa F. Padden, New York Julian Troncoao, former insurgent '^o^H uU , in Swampscott. Maas. | Uvat over tee boUday aeaoon. week-end with her parents, Mr. and Johnt-Manvill#^ ?ls»a OwsM, IT. both at Newark. He Brlndle. an orchastia mamber, sandwiches and refreshments were o’clock. Mr. Belden returns to HarUord Study of the Church and American both o f Windham, both being charg- Tests have shown that the crlt- Grange No. I l l at the Gilead hall — but to no avaU. Giants catcher, died today in a bo^ military commander of Irun, who Frederick, 11 year old son of Hr. | Rev. and Mrs. Valentine Alison lerl age, at which loss orf steep Mrs. Ernest E. Lyman, In MarMaa. Mia. Strauae admitted firing was asntancad (or dninken driving. pital after a abort Utoaas. Ha fol- served. A social evening waa en- Birth: Today, a son to Mr. and after an absanca of eight yaara dur- U fe or RebuUdlng Rural America ed with theft beteg baanL At tee this avenlng. Somebody thought ot salmon. The was accuasd of plotting to steal a becomes most dangerous, Is reached The Rev. and Mrs. R ali^ Rowland Ha plaoded a noath’s lay-off might lowed ia deatb, by a little more tbos joyed by all members. R ’a ttz Mrs. John Ruch, at 24 Whitney ing which time be boa baan aaaociat- will be taken up. Seventy dcoond- S f i **• Rlplay I have had oa week end gueate, M n . Mr. and M n. Leon FogU o f Man- R o c k W o o l e . a ’i^ Spaniah govanunant auhmartnt opening of the court last Friday, at 35. A full share soimd had oa vloitors reeantiy, Mra. Wal- two a w r i^ )||g mb, Jeta. Tears ainca tha founding ot tea ao- rtrset. East Hartford. ed with the New England Oaa com- nationa are co-operating In this 1 ^ iz iO with pneunxmla at htolAllaoB’a aiater sod huabandrt New ot good, chester were New Year visiton at tm a n .yiTMth dociQ vd. drty. borne. I tbe two enterad pleas ot not guilty. steep should bs obtained by persons ter Brown and daughter, Ruth, and ia the nost eflleiait O m u a: S a r «t]r «lD s pattsnte. pany In Boatm. tbe home ot Mr. and M n . Clarenca the Rev. and Mrs. Albert Potter, an Two cM l nasna were oloa oehwi. o t tete aaa. insulation yea eaa b ■ L 0. 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,r_ • 3B EIGHT MANCHiSSIlSR EVENING HERAtO. MANCHESTER. CONN, TUESDAY, JAITUART,4 ,198S MANl-HKHTKK tiVKNING HUKALU, MANCHKNTIfiK. UONN_ TUESDAY, JANUARY 4 ,19S8 PAGE DAILY RADIO PROGRAM CONTROLLED PRESS Observe 59th Wedding Anniversary OX PARKING PLAN State Loses $200,000 TUBtDAV, JANUARY 4 (Cantnl u d Eastarn Standard Time) Hoopmen Now Fill House Netet AH precranu to kor and basle chain, or rroup, thereof unleM neel- IS CALLED PERE FOR DEPOT SQUARE " tA eoMst (• t« •) deilEnatfona include all avaUable statlont. Collection of Paintings Pragrame aubjact ta ebange by atatiena without prtvieua netlca. M. That Tex Rickard Built Leaders Favored In Rec League Til NBC-WEAr (RED) NETWORK MOUNT.—kvor klB kob kal krvo kfbb COAST—knz koln kol Bpy kvl kafo koy Dean Ackerman, Of Colmn- Hartford, Jan. 4—(AP)—Cbn-,Tthan a half a mile of wall space. •AtIC Baatt waaf wna« wue wjar CanL BasL Selecta To Ask New Ha- necticut today lost a 8200:000 col- ’ wtac weah kyw wfbr wro wmy when The project never got beyond the By DILLON ORARiUI 4nois, * I wtam wwj weal wdel. Midweatt 4:30— S:30—^Oaar Taaehar** Program lection of paintings of>^the birds of planning stage. Blx Ten corchamplona, and aq who wow w*laf wire k«tn: 4 :4 ^ S:4^Hllltep Heuae Skit—to c North America, when Rex Brasher, AP Feature Service W riter WashlnLngton and Lee, Southern con- NOTHING AT STAKE untafnt koa kdyl: touthi wmbf; 6:0(L- fdXL—Howard Phtilipa in Seng bia. Says Only Dictators Convinced th at Connecticut Is not ferenee Utleholders. Reserve Strefigth Factor __ . kfl kgw komo kbq kpo kgu; 6.:fS— 4i1S—All Handa on Deck Shew ven Railroad For Right To ornithologist and artlat. claimed the sufficiently Interested in his offer, START FINAL H A If (OPTIONAL ■taUona oMi-ate inter- 6:30— 6:30—Preae-Radio Newt Period rollection and prepared to remove New York.—The Houee th at Tex Crowds of more than 18.000 cheer qluuig«ab(> on either RED or BLUE 6:30— g:30—Light Opera Selectione Mr. Brasher recently notlfled the built has become a magnet that the expollts of such aces as Stan- Mtworka): BASIC — Caat; wlw wtea 6:40— 6:4^—Song Tlmo at Microphone Are Thinking O f War. Stste Park ar.o Forest Commission In High-Bristol Contest AS FREDDIES MEET wvaii work wool: Midwest: wood wgl 6:00— 7:00—Peefie Melodiee - oaot: Cot Rack Into ParkleL The only collection of the reaches with oetopua-llke arms In ford's Hank Lulaettl; Mlnneaota'i w«M wbow webc keoo kane. OTHEH Herbert Poote'o Cnoemble—weet In . . . .. -- kind—aes« j thatwaaa aa« he wouldvrwMtu i«;aa*WT« lemove the COliCV* colleo all directions to pull In' America’s John Kundla and minols's Lou Bou- Wo don't know If there’s much of basketball rules and their possible OF THE 1ST ROUND 6:10— 7:16—Hellyweod'e Seroenaeoopi ^ result Of 60 Uon. Today his nephevv and repre- O^IONAL STATIONS — Canadian: VCAPfl Ar TmVAl tiManlv ahs.8 a . . . __ ... » . • . prize basketball quintets. dreau. a moral to this little tale or not, but^effect on the health of cage athletes, arct efcf; Central: wcfl wunj wiba wday 4:3(^ 7:3(L-Helen Menken'o Serial— New York, Jan 4—fAP)—Dean years of travel, work and study by sentatlve, Philip Brasher, called at Rickard's boxing arena rever- Already the Garden haa span Stan- Reserve strength la likely to be-6lost Friday, It's possible that Coach b W koam: South; wtar wptr wls wjaa baaleu U, S. Navy Bond—Dixie Recommending that the Board of Mr. Brasher. It bas been declared an Important factor In the outcome wo think it's one of ths funniest (or i no action la contemplated by the wfta-waun wtod waoe wfbc wwne wcac y;00— t:0O-Edwai^ O. Robinton Play Carl W. Ackerman of the Columbia the offices of tbe commimion and brates during the virlnter with the ford. Long Island, Minnesota, St. Jo- WlU Clarke may use tha Squatrito Apostoli Aod Steele To Re* maybe Ironic would be a better | League, we learn from authorlta- AT EAST SIDE REC ■ wave warn wme wab wapl wmab wjdi 7:30- i:30—Al Joleon with Hie Shew Selectmen Immediately communi- to be superior to the famous Audu- roars of thousands of court fans. of the Manchcater-Brislol encoun- brothers and (Mtvello to spell the kvoo wky wfaa wbap kpre woai kthe 6:00— 6:00—Al Poarco and Hit Oanf University School of Journalism to- took the paintings to Washington. seph and New York University. word I itorlaa of the new year . . . tlve sources . . . if the rules must i:3(L- 6:30—Jack Oakit Collogt—to c cate with tbe New Haven railroad bon paintings, because Brasher bad There are 874 platee In the col- Promoter Ned Irish played a bunch Ororgetown and 8. M. U. were to ter at the local State Armory this starters instead of making use of Egbs ktba kark kvne: Mountain: kgir day denounced dictatorial control the benefit of materials and tech- Friday night, when the Red and we know It Isn’t funny to Lou Black,; be changed, we'd favor having the M il ktar kob; Paclflo: kfbk kwe kmj 9KIO—10:0(^*Qoedman Swing—aloo ca' company to negotiate for a change lection, with more than 3.300 re- that paying patrons would flock to appear January 0. an entire new team In the second some Fend In Non-Title who writes tha entertaining State I hall In play from out Of bounds at 9:3(^10:9(^Ooi Caoino’a Songo—ba of the press ss a "black plague" In tbe parklet layout at Depot nique that were not available when productions of birds—all the known an auditorium where they might sit Bight other double-biUa are list- White seeks to run ItN winning quarter as he bas done In past ale; SL Louis Polly Folliaa—midw Audubon made his plates. SporU SlanU column for the Aa- j the center line Instead of right un- PA’s Meet Renn’s At 7:15 Cento Bast. f:4^10:4^Four Stars Rhj^hm Quart threatening world peace. Square, the. highway committee ot birds of North America. They are comfortably and watch basketball ed; streak to eight straight games and ^mea. soclated Press, but it's funny to der the' basket as is now the case 4 iS ^ StSC—Jack Armatreng, Seflal^ 10:00—11:00—Tommy Dorsey Orchoatre tbe Board last night brought in a For nearly three years the Brash- watereolors. "perfect, to the last ds- ’ without tha customary crowding en- January 8—Manhattan vs. New to tighten Its hold on the Central Manchester seemed to be off form Clash Friday Night basic; Vagabonda Cuartet—west baale: Poatio Maiodiaa—weat rpt Dean Ackerman, reporting to Dr. er plates have been under lock and countarsd In most college gymna- Connecticut Interscholastic League . . . and It would be a good Idea, as 4:4^ B:4S—Little Orphan Annie — 10:30—11:30—Laighton Nebia's Orehaat Nicholas Murray Butler, president report and motion concerning park- tall in coloring, proportion and sug- York U. City College v a St. against HaU but the Clarkemen are suggested by Principal Edson M. Tonight, YD’s Tackle Ol- east; Johnnie Jehnoton, Sengs^-w 11:00—12:00—Emory Oeutech Oreheet ing conditions at the north end. key in the offices ot the state park gestion of habitat," according to ex- siums. And hia guess was right. John’s. leadorahip. expected to bq fresh and ready for In his column of chia week. Mr . SM ^ 4:00—Science from the Newt east: Orrin Tuekor Orchea.—weat of tbe university, on his world study (JoUeges from throughout tha U. 8. January 14—DePaul vs. Long Is- Bailey of Manchester High, to S:1S— S:1^Rhythmsiree Osnee Band 11:30—l2:S(^Tad Fiorite’a Orchestra— The coranUttee asked that 15 feet and forest comml.salon. Brasher perts. Expect A Thriller Briatol Friday In seeking their fifth New York, Jan. 4— (A P)—Fred Black graciously wrote: "Erik j lengthen the time between .the first of the growth of censorship and be cut away from the west side ol made a contract with the' commis- accepted hts offers to compete In land. Temple va Manhattan. The loca court, one of the largest S;M^ 4:)(^Preas* Radio Nowa Parlod basic: B. Regers Oreheatra—weet suppression, declared: Efforts to obtain the Interest of auccesaive League triumph. Al- die Steele, the middleweight cham .Modean, Manchester sports •crib- and second and third and fourth son’s In 2nd Clash And S:S^ trS^Happy Folton'a Oroheatra NBC-WJZ (BLUE) NETWORK the larger parklet, thereby permlt- sion, to run for two years, by which wealthy private citizens In keeping New York and for several years now January 22—Duquesne vs. Long surfaces In the state, doesn't make though the Men of Monahan have bier, compiled one of the best foot- S)4^ 4:4^Happy Patton, Continuod "It Is significant, I think, that no Th°““ “ “8 280 Porter street who celebrated Madison Square Garden haa been the Island. St. Thomas vs. Manhat- plon, and Fred Apostoli. hla most quarters to two minutes Instead of •aat; Orphan Annla^mldw repeat BASIC — Boat: wjs wbx-wbxa wbal toelr 59th wedding anniversary New Years Day quietly at their home Ung "head-in" parking of cars on he agreed to donate tbe collection the collection In the state were It necessary for cags teams to bold suffered several setbacks to date, ball gueaslng records of anybody I the one-minute rest period no./ al. SxSS— 7UI0—Amoa *n* Andy->eaat ; Hal wham kdka wgar wxyz wjtn wayr wmal nation where tbe presa is free from January 1 also Mr. King's birthday. Mr. and Mrs. King, of the west side —Ruaa Morgan A Orehaatra Pacific: kfo kfad kex kga keca kJr line from Kent. He is 69 years old, son he's booked conference cham- York U. Fordham va City (College. Briatol 'vas hard hit by the loss of to predict tbe outcome, of tha six cerning the Manchester-Brlstol em- final half of Us first round, a t tbe 7:S^ SjSO—Wayno lOng'a Orchestra (NOTE: 8eo WEAF-NBC for optional thought and expression,' be added, leaving plenty of room for traffic 1933 Legislature In recommending their records In what looms as one the veteran Vlolette through schol knockout, which Is highly unlikely games played on New Year's Day .. > S4C— f:00—Vox Peppers A Queatlona NEARLY ALL DRINKING a bachelor, and Uvea alone In a ploas from the eouth, midwest. Pad- Februaiy 18—M anhattan vs. St brogllo: ‘The game looms aa one ot East Side Rec tonight with Its sixtJk Hat of itatlona.) 'as In the British Commonwealth, RURAL ELECIRIC both wsirs between cars parted an approprlaJon Cor a building at small cottage where he does moat of the outstanding attractions of astlc difficulties hut haa a sharp- he wouldn't gain anything more and what happened, we ask, more the leason'i "naturals” and should t:30— t:3S—Rosa A Buttarworth—to e ConL Baft. according to the new plan. ilos coast and southwest along with John'a New York U. vs. Fordham. triplebeader program ef the ooa- 0:3^10:30—Jimmie Pidler, Talh->to e Switzerland. Holland, Sweden, Nor- tbe Kent Falls State park to bouse of hU work. When he was 10 years the oraek eastern teama February 28—Brooklyn vs. St. tbe campaign. On moat courts, the shooting starting array in MaasI than pertonal satisfaction because In sorrow than anger . . . he guess- be Jammed with action from the ■:4^10:4B—String Orchestra Seranade 4:3(L» S:3(I^Tho Singing Lady—east: way, Denmark, Argentina and the Believes It a Solution. the collection were fniitlesa. Mem- ten second rule makes it necessary palgn. From now on, ths ieadora 10:00—11:00—Science ve. Crime—east: Harry Kogen A Orchestra—weal WATER IS TREATED old he told bis father, a taxidermist From far-way Texas comes South- Francis. Notre Dam vs. New York Winters, Wilson, D'Aprilo and John- Steele ia coming in over the 160 ed right on only one of the six very outset . . . with Manchester _AmoeAmoe *n* *n* A Andv_rAn*«rn^—repeat for west 4:45— 6:46—Tom Mix, Sketch—baale: United States, the national sute of Attorney Raymond R Bowers, bers of the committee felt that tbe In Brooklyn, N. Y., that he wanted ern Methodist and Stanford's Indians U. , to bring the ball Into enemy terri- son. The last two named led the pound Claes limit. tussles, that being Santa Clara over riding on the crest of a seven-game seem due for a hard struggle to re- , 1S:1S-11:1B—To1S:1S—lltl^ T o iBe Announced (16 i ... Four Cailforniane A OrchtsL—weet mind toward international relation- ADVANCE AMONG president of the Manchester Im- state could not afford to spend the tory In short order but the Armory scoring attack In drubbing East IJtU . . . we are now painfully en- tS!30—lltS^AI Donahue A Orchestra 8:00— 6:00—Newe; Rakov's Orcheetra to paint pictures of all the birds of trekked all the way from the west March 2—St. Francis va. St. It’s all very confusing and also winning streak and beading the Cen. tain their places at tbe head of the ships Is as different from the pres- Five New Chlorination Plants provement Association, stated that money, even though It might ne Norih America. He was nearly 60 coast. Also listed are Notre Dame, floor Is so large that there Is room Hartford lost Saturday by 48-24 geged in writing an eight page let- tral ConnccUcut League at the pres- 11:00 13:00—Trump Davideon OrcheeL 6:30— 6:30—Irma Olenn at tha Organ he believed that the committee's John's., City College va New York amusing when you learn the inside pack, and this Is especially true of litIO—12:3Bd Quest. It Can Be Done less peoples are educated day by ply systems receive water that is rural electric lines, enlarged facili- will be necessary to get the road's Eagles Remain Unbeaten It seems that some four years ago Friday night, but we're keeping our Tavern in tonight's opener at Tllfi wbio Wfbl 6:00— 6:00—Horace Heldt'a Brigadlerr ties to safeguard against any pos- counter Is promised with little or no tion. schools have played many a heart- o'clock and must emerge on top ta ' DIXIS — w nt wafa wbre wqain wdod 6:6^ 6i30—Night Club of the Radl> day to become familiar with Inter- filter^ and 79.3 per cent receive permission before any action can be edge to either team, save possibly Steele, already an established ring fingers crossed . , . Meriden's our throbbing athletic contest, and for national relations and to understand sibility of a power shortage, and a had become numerous recently in Reserve seats for* the game will •tar. went down to San Francisco stand any chance of figuring in m at kim wree wTae wwl wtoo krld ktrh ktaa 6:00—10:00—Qen. Johnaen'a Commen water that is chlorinated to elim- taken. The railroad now leases In the caliber of the reserves. be available at the door at a sUght choice to beat Bast Hartford and that reason any meeting between waco koma wdbo wbt wdae wbla wdbj 6:1^—10:1^—The Kidoedlere Quartet their impact and Influence upon inate all chance of pollution by dls- decline In output due to the business the Depot Square property to the "STAND-ir SHOWS FUNNY New Haven, adopted a speed Umlt for a fight. He needea some spar- West Hartford should topple Mid- round honors. Renn's gained their wwva wmbg waja wmbr waia ktui kcko 6:30—10:3(y—Celia Qamba Violin Style* recession, the declining trend of of 20 miles an hour to become Local Reaer\-es Good additional charge o’/er the regular them always brings out tbe patrons first win lost week and ore expsftad weoa wdne wdos kwkh know wmmm 10:00—11:00—Nows; Earl Hints Orener domestic life and conditions. aeaae-carrylng bacteria. It la esti- town for one dollar a year, under Manchester has a well-rounded ring partners, and among those an- dletown If they display, the brand . . . It looks like an overflow crowd wjno wche wpar wmax wcoe wrva which now appears to be arrested, an agreement signed In 1911. One effective throughout the city Jan- In Intermediate Loop admUsalon price. It is expected that to give the Amerks plenty to thIMlf 10:15—11:16—King'e Jesters A Orcheat "This cannot be accomplished ex mated by state health authorities. SIDE OF MAKING nLMS uary 15. second five to supplement the start- close to 2,000 fans wlU Jam the swering the call was the young and of ball that scared the wits out of from this comer, with the 8.R.O. MIDWBST — wmbd wlan wibw kfh 10:3(^11:30—Jimmy Deraey Orchestra cept through tbe freedom of the Some of the population included In featured the year 1937 In the Ught provision of the lease states that ambitious Apoatoll, who was fight- Manchester last weex . . . about in thia engagement. wkbb wtaq wkbh wooo wabt kaej wnax 11:O^12:0^Paul Whiteman'e Band Stamford—Clarence R. Nelson. ing quintet of Cole, Schleldgc, Kose, Main street drill shed for the battle, sign being hung out shortly before The YD'a step out agollist 11j3'^12:30—Freddie Nagel Orcheatra agencies of communication.'' the first figure la also Included In and power Industry In C3onnectlcut, the land must always be used for Murphy and Taggart. These re- ing as an amateur when be wasn't tbe main attraction" . . . aside to the second figure, since some sup- R. H. Knowiton, vice-president ol park purposes. By retaining most 63, struck by on uatomobile at a which may have an Important bear- in the aecond clash at 8:10 e'eloA; He said the character of news Leslie Howard And Joan Blon street Intersection December 16 Trim Rangers By 20-7 For serves Include Gavello, Green, Ted ing on the CCTL outcome, although bell-hopping. Although principals of schools In Mr. McCarthy: "What’s tha big ides and anything but a Service triutofite from the United States had led to plies are both filtered and chlorin- the Connecticut Light and Power of the parklet. It Is thought that Sp rts Roundup Brown, Harry Squntrito, Ernie All Steels wanted was a light the C.C.I.L. have discusaed the new of ‘The M ighty?” . . . senta Helen Mencken—"Second ated. Company, declared today In a state- the terms of the lease will be con- dell Starred In Comedy At died of bead Injuries at the Stam- both teams still face five more wUl be a stunning upset. I t doubts In dictator-ruled countries ford hospital. Squatrito and Wlnzler. After their games after this one before the sparring session, but the opportunt pay for the leaders to be cocky " Husband.” Leas than two per cent of the ment renewing the year. tinued to the satisfaction of the The State Theater For Two By EDDIE BRDETZ ty was too great for Apostoli. Some 8:00—Big Town; Edward O, Rob- of the ability of democratic govern- Windsor—The case of Ervin Far- Fourth Victory; Cabs De- fine showing against West Hartford league season closes. their rivals ore perfectly < ments to face the dangers of In- population of the state supplied by Mr. Knowiton's statem ent follows: railroad, according to Selectman Days, of his pals were there to watch him. WTIC inson and Claire Trevor. public water ayatema receive sur- Joseph Pero. rington, school principal charged New York. Jan. 4 — (AP) — of providing a surprise, whleh ternal disorder and war. "The view Is generally held that with cruelty to children, which was He swarmed all over Steele, and be- make this game fast and enil Bnwdnutlng drrvtoe 8:30—Al Jolson show. face water that la neither chlorin- the present represents the machine Carried Unanimously. A chance to take a peek behind feat Pirates, 50-6; Tigers Bronko Nogurskl bas submitted an OPEN CHAMP LAUDS Raci.-'g Notes 9:00—Watch tbe Fun Go By; Al "News of the Industrial warfare scheduled to be heard In town fore the professional from Tacoma throughout Hartlord, (luiia. ated nor filtered and this proportion age. This designation resul'a from A motion to secure permission of the Hollywood scenes—and laugh entry In a big lying contest being Pearce and hla Gang. In the United States this year has of the population Is progressively the railroad and then carry out the court this morning was postponed could recover from his astonishment By ASSOCIATED PRESS Tha nightcap brings toffatfeii! 9l. IMO R. L. M had a profound Influence wherever the widespread replacement of la- until Thursday at 9 a. m. conducted by tbe International Falla he had been banged about something Moriorty Brothera om DiUeo'lPS 9:30-—Jack Jakle's College; Benny being reduced by the In.itallatlon of bor by machines In manufacture. recommendations of the committee yourself happy—is provided by Hold Second Place By gitmi SUadiud nmt Goodman'a Swing Band. printed," he said. to Improve .parking conditions was Middletown.—The common coun- (Mlnnl.) Dally Journal. . . . hope. COACHES OKAY CHANGES feapful. Such things do happen. DON BUDGE’S PLAY 9:18 o’clock with the former si — filtration and chlorinating plants. Practically all machinery requires "Stand-In”, the side-splitting Walter The current Tropical Park meet- to tighten Its bold on third 10:80—Del Casino. 'It la doubtful whether any other During the past year, the number carried unanimously. Wanger comedy, starring Leslie cil elected Charles A. Schaeffer, a Bronko didn't give 'em that old one It burned Steele to a crisp, and ing seems to have erased the old power for Its operaUon. Since elec- councilman and a Democrat, to the Lacing The Aces, 4 M 1 . his friends declare he hasn’t even and the latter attempting to m itmaary 4, IMS 10:45—Four Stars. news subject telegraphed fmm tbe of chlorination plants has been In- tric power affords many advantages, Howard and Joan BlondeU a t tbe about wrestling being on tbe up and Idea that there wasn't much use In P.K. 11:00—Sports; news. United States bos been so Injurious creased from 89 to 94 and these office of mayor, succeeding Mayor up . . . everyone around here is begun to forget He knocked Apos trying to bold horsa roets In Florida its first victory. With such • 08 compared with alternaUves, it is State theater for two days beginning Michael A. Brown who died last IN RULES OF FOOTBALL blnatten, this may prove UM 4HX>-^^or«nso Jonea. 11:10—Tommy Dorsey's orchestra. to democracy. Combined with tbe are used on 60 public and semi-pub- natural that a large part of the today. very low because of Eddie Nell’s sad toll kicking tha next time they met Carel Kozehili Returns To U. before the season "offlalally" opens 4:U—The Story of Mary Marlin. 11:30—Leighton Noble's orchestra. distribution of crime news, this flow CREDITS NEWSPAPERS week. death . . . be was a fine fellow, oa profeaslonale, and haa every in gams of tbo night lic systems as compared with 00 power used by Industry Is supplied Adapted to the screen from Clar' Hazardvllle—The body of Joseph Lopsided scorta marked the In January. Attendohoe for the 4:S0—Hank Keene. 12:00—Emery Deutseb's orchestra. of evidence of the difficulties of a a year ago. ence Badlngton Kelland's hilarious ftrtrlh week of play In the Y. M. crack newspaper man and nobody two years", he said, "and 1 guess tentlon of doing It again Friday first 13 days has Increased approxi- 4:4S—Tbe !toad of Ufe. A.M. by the electric utilities. As a re- D. Stowe, 49, was found In tto cel- ever had a better friend . . . If S. With Decided Views On great and powerful democracy has While chlorination plants are ex- sult the output of the electric util- FOR SALADA SUCCESS Saturday Evening Post story, lar of his home and Dr. Frank F. C A. Intermediate League last To Allow Three Incomplete I'll have to go forth again next night, without giving Apostoli ths mately 30 per cent over laat year's 8:00—Dick Tracy. 12:30—Ted Flo Rito's orchestra. had the effect of slonly undermin- nenslve, their cost although reflect- Solly Krieger, the Brooklyn middle- year.” satisfaction even of fighting for the figures and betting hit a new high 8:10—Terry and tbe Pirates. ed In water rates Is considered well ity Industry has come to be recog- "Stand-In” tells the story of Atter Slmonton, medical examiner, said night as the Eagles continued un- weight, keepc on knocking out fel- title. New Year's day. ^ ing confidence In the efficacy ot nized as one of the reliable Indices bury Dodd, the shy young banker he had committed suicide by bang- Waters Defends Stand Tennis SporL MORIARTYS SLATED 5:80—Jack Annstrong. Tomorrow's Program democratic nstItuUons.” Justified, since wh"n water receives Advertising In The Dally Pa- beaten with a 30-7 triumph over the lows like deorge Black and Billy Passes Over Goal Line Fred Thomsen of Arkansas re- To make the situs tlon louderfand 8:40—"little Orphan Annie.” A. M. a proper dosage of chlorine or simi- of business activity. This output who went to Hollyrwood, took over ing. Conn, the Messrs. Freddy Steele and rose to unprecedented heights dur- pers Is Backbone Of Sales a 810,000,000 studio and tried to run Thompsonville—The Enfield socie- Rangers, thslr fourth straight Tbe gretted that the five-yard restric- funnisr, Larry White, who pilots Form at Tropical Park, consider- 8:00—News. 7:00—Eta Mpha Programma. lar chem'cals the last vestige of Fred Apostoli will have to make tion was not removed from forward Apostoli, used to be the manager ot 8:10—Kbytbnuilres. 7-30—Shoppers Special. possibility of disease-carrying ing the first 7 months of 1937, which Effort For Famous Tea Com- It according to tbe science of mathe- ty for tbe Detection of 'nileves and Cubs blasted the Pirates by 50-6 to more room in tbe top flight , . Witbont. A Touchback; New York, Jan. 4.—(A P )—Karel ing the fact that a cheap grade ef TOFACEMERIDEir: marked the beginning of the cur- matics. Robbers held its 110th annual meet- move Into a third place tie with passes but. In rebuttal, CSyde Young (torbett, the welterweight platers haa filled many of the races, 6:80—WrightvUle Clarion. 7:45—News llervlce. germs is effectively eliminated pany. Hai ry Cooper. last year's top money Waters, well-known New England king. Steele, then a weltens eight, Kozeliih, the Czechoslovakian tennis 8:40—Studio Piogram. 8:00—Treasure House. First Installations of chlorinating rent business recession. Since that Joan Blondell has her finest role ing, electing Laurence Klein to the the Rangers, while the Tigers held winner, Is our winter book favorite has been quite good so for. Some- presidency, succeeding M. J. Liberty second place by lambasting the Move Ball In 15 Yards On ofriclal, said "that would drive a lot himself, tried until he waa blue In pro and present open champion where around 80 per cent of the T:00—Amoa H' Andy. 8:18—Shoppers Special. RADIO^ niants were made In Connecticut In time It has fallen steadily notwith- 'BOTectlve newspaper advertising as the "Stand-In” ol the title, who to win the 1938 open. of coaches crazy. It’s all right for TdO—Vocal Varieties. 9:00—As You Uke I t 1913 and expense of the equipment standing continued and substantial helps the bewildered Mr. Dodd over who died 10 days ago. The socie- Aces, 41-11. the face to get a crack at (torbett'a who once coached the American favorltee havs woo so for, on oz- Day and a policy of consistently main- ty's annual reunion and banquet the pros but, remember, they’re diadem, but he never did. Davis Cup team. Is back In the ceptlonally high flgurs, although Boys And Girls Teams 7:80—Handrick Van Loon. 9:10—Madtson Ensemble. limited general use for some years. increased use In homes and In com- taining fine quality Is the combina- the Hollywood hurdles, falls In love The standing follows: New York World-Telegram prints more mature than college and high Easlem Standard time mercial enterprises I t would now will be held February 10. Out Of Bounds; Keep Pass But for their feeling of mutual United States with decided Ideas soma surprising form reversals have 7.48—Rudolf Prlml, Jr., orcheatra. 9:85—SU r Gazing In Hollywood. Of comparativelv recent date, how- tion which .■ primarily responsible with him and makes him realize W L PcL a picture of Tony Galento going af- school players." been recorded. 8:00—Johnny with Ruaa Morgan. 9:80—To be announced. ever, there has been developed a appear that the declining trend bas that there are other things In Ufa suspicion, tbe two Freddies oculd on the game and Its players. Insilcos At S3?er CHy Tt for the continued success of Salads Eagiss ...... 4 1 1.000 ter a huge glass of beer . . . that's A number of leading coaches, The European veteran, who has The tiny veteran Jockey, Johnny 8:80—Wayne King's Orchestra. 9:45—Dan Harding's Wife. New York, Jan. 4.—(AP) —Eight small, relatively Inexpensive chlor- oeen arrested which forms a sound beside adding machines. merely Tony's way of training for Ruling. among them Howard Jonea, South- have made considerably more money rea”, said Mr. Gerald R Larkin, Tigers ...... 3 1 .750 out of Friday's fight than they will won a hatful of titles, will coach Longden, riding in brilliant form, 9:00—Vox Pop. 10:00—Pretty Kitty Kelly: dramatic concert broadc.ists, the first Wed- inating device for disinfecting small basis for hope that a fresh start Is presloent of the Salada Tea com- Humphrey Bogart plays Quintain, Cubs ...... 3 3 J500 hla flghta . . . Petey Sarron la ern California, BUI Spaulding, Uni- *:80—Hollywood Mardl Gras. akit gravity supplies with proportionate about to be made in the direction ot New York never gets unduly excit- In Florida this winter and defend continues to bead hls field In Flor- morrow Night nesday night, h.ive been scheduled pany at the annual sales convention the genius producer who ia strug- Rangers ...... 2 3 .000 planning another tour of South versity of California a t Los Angele.s; hla open tltlo in April. He rdturned ida. When he brought home Mrs. 10:80—Jimmy Fiddler. 10:10—Myrt and Marge; dramatic for the Cleveland symphony on the dosage for varying flows, and the (ull employment. held at the company headquarters gling against the handicap of Kos- Recreation Acts ...... Africa where the gravy Is rich . . By HITGH S. FULLERTON, JR. Harry Hughes, Colorado State; BUI ed about non-title bouts. 10:48—Top Hatters. skit use of this machine Is expected to ..I 3 .250 fmm Europe and a visit home last Emil Deneroark'a Orisntallat in the WJZ-NBC network. Elach program "Aside from further marked oulldipg In Boston recently. "Of lofskl, tbe fabulous foreign director, Pirates ...... 0 4 .000 the Marquette basketball team New York, Jan. 4.—(A P )- Foot- Kern, Carnegie Tech; and John P. week. He has played with all the Vero Beach purse yesterday If was 11:00—News 10:30—Tony Wons and His Scrap- will run an hour from 9 to 10. decrease the number of small un- course, there are other contributing ought to Join a league of nations (Little Clipper) Smith of Duque.sne Both the boys and girls teofitp i book. progess In home electrification, the and Thelma Cberl, the glamour star, ball coaches from all sections of greats fmm Bill Tllden to Don his eleventh victory in 13 days at Moriarty Brothers will traveT.tfiTi: 11:18—Polish Orchestra. Arturo Rodzinaki, the regular treated gravity supplies where pro- year 1937 has been notable because factors but newspaper advertising who are conspiring with Nassau, a Center Items ... It has a German, Englishman, agreed that the changes would aid METEORS BOW. 25-1$, Tropical Park. Mike Sarno, the ap- 11:45—Al Donahue's Orchestra. 10:45—News Service. vision of proportionate dosage for Pavalack, Kosak and Taggart Bohemian, Norwegian and Hungar. America hauled out the "O. K.” Budge and he goes out on a limb Meriden tomorrow night to eagaRlk conductor who wna active In the or- of the progress which has been really the backbone of our sales rival producer, to wreck the com- featured for the Elagles and other stamp today and applied It tt> the the attack although not by any big with everyone else In praise of prentice, is ruhner-up with eight UK)0—Weather Report 11:00—Ruth Car! vrt: songs. ganization and the preliminary re- small flows has been a serious ob- around whicn all other advertising Ion In the regular lineup, while the margin. tbe insileo quintets th at repreRMfij A.M. stacles. made In tbe provision of rural elec- pany. Swimming Classes For Womea standouts In the tripleheader were three major decl.sinns of the Na- TO COMPANY K QUINT Budge—as an amateur. winners while Nick Wall and the the International Silver company 11:15—Carol Kennedy's Romance; hearaala of the new NBC aymphony tric lines. In Connecticut no leas and merchandising activities are first line of reservea Includes a Ducky Pond of Yale, expressing UH»—Mark Weber's Orchestra. dramatic skit. There are now 23 filter plants In Alan Mowbray baa hla maddest Tonight a t tbe E ast Side Rec, Marks of the Rangers, Zamaltls. Welshman, an Italian and an Irish tional Football Buies committee in No am ateur could beat Budge suspended Jimmy Stout have seven the chalked court. 'Ilie meiMsm 'l and who directed throe of the broad- than 400 miles have been construct- built. and funniest role as KoslofakI Marla ita week-end deliberations s t Edge- the belief that the offense already last year,” he said. "Von Cramm each. 18:80—Al Jones' Orchestra. 11:30—Big Sister; dramatic s k it the state, three of which were con- Summed up In these rem arks is new classes In swimming for womea Wlsrzblckl and Sumislaaki of the er . . . our ■ favorite newspaper slightly overbalanced the defcBse teams are expected to provide caats Juat before the Toacanlni structed during the past year. These ed. This accomplishment bas en- Shelton, the lovely new Wanger dlS' Tigers, Busky of the Aces, Mc- water Park, Mias. ‘ Company K defeated tbe Meteors comes close and In another year Longden gava Orientalist a great opposition for tho loot! oagsra. 1:00—A. M. SUent 11:40—Aunt Jenny's Real Ufe schedule started, will be In charge policy of many years standing are forming. Now ia tbe time to columnlit. Prof. Paul Mlckelaon, summed up the whole Idea: of ths Rec Junior league at the Stories. sre of two types: the slow sand fil- abled the state to maintain Its posi- covery, plays Chert, C Henry Gor- Dowell, Newbury and Dancoss of bowed hla way out of 1937 wearing Only a few comments were tinged Bobby Riggs, maybe. But 'beat ride over a track made sloppy by On Saturday, M oriart^ are flite.': of each concert except that of Jan- tion as one of the leaders In rural nased on the fact that everybody Is take advantage of the pool, and with doubt and even those gridiron 'The spectators will see more State Armory lost night In a game him now. no. I do not know showers. He rated the Wise Ck>un- Tomorrow's Program 12:00—Noon—Mary Margaret Mc- ter operating at rates of between Interested in the news, either local don Is hla usual villainous self learn how to swim. (Classes will ta (jubs and Brown of the Pirates. a very red face . . . In hla last scoring, which they like,” ed to oppose the Speedboya at Bride. uary 19. At that time the conduc- 3.000. 000 and 6,000,000 gallons perelectrification. The result is that Nassau and Jack Carson, an tm- Box scores: tutors who weren't quite certain that was close until the final period. whethAr he will turn pro or not scllor gelding, which won only once dletown. The Speedboya Ottly' li^ ' A.M. tor will be Rudolph Rlngwall. or national or both, and the only given as follows; 7:00-7:45 Begm- column of the old year he picked five The final score was 25 to 18 as My.self I think It la foolish he docs in eight starts last year, off the P. M. acra^ per day, and the rapid sand service is available to 69% of Con- known "bit” player, won overnight nera, 7:43-8:30 Intermediates, 8:30- Eagles (20) teams to win the New Year day agreed the rule.s changes were good cently reorganized for the euiTMh 8:00—Blue Grass Roy. necticut farms When It is realized place to find the news and all the as far as they went. every member of the National not, hut that Is my view. A nice early pace then timed hls bid per- 12:13—Tour News Parade; Edwin filter operating at rates of about news Is In tbe newspaper. Adver- fame In the role of Potts, the peaky 9:15 Private. On Thursday of this P. B. F. games—four lost, one tied . . ^ season and In their only otort •:80—"ReveUle.” C. Hill. A special broadcast over WJZ- 123.000. 000 gallons per acre per that but 37% of them were sup- oucbl Moat of them, however, gbve un- Guard quintet participated in the boy, Donny. Ma.vbe' be thinks It fectly to win In a hard drive. A. J. trounced tbe Weet SIdaa of BrtatOb; 7:00—Morning Watch. Ben Haw- tising appearing In connection with preu agent. week, classes will be as follows: 1 Southsrgill. rf . .1 1 scoring, with Lovett and Gozdz best bo be amateur.” Sackett’s Tabitha and tbe Woolford 12:30—Romance of Helen Trent; NBC a t 10:30 tonight Is to bring a dav. The alow sand filter is built plied at the close of 1931, It Is evi- Ciene Towne and Graham Baker, 7:00-7:45 Advanced, and 7:4I^;30 1 Taggart, If .. . ..2 1 qualified praise to the chance al- so tbe Icfcals ezpe^ to recetvqr' thorne. talk by Senator Alben W. Barkley current news items Is bound to be lowing three Incomplete forward pacing tbe attack. The Czech Is sure that young farm’s Rifted Clouds were aecond dramatic akit with a depth of three to four feet dent that the goal of full coverage aecL by a g reat m ajority of the peo- Hollywood's Inimitable writing team Sr. Life Saving. Swimming Is 0 Derrick, c ...... 0 1 Dave Barbee, the old big leaguer, competition at the Aalyum1 ( » y . A t 8:00—News. of Kentitekv, Democmtlc majority Is being rapidly approached. The passes over the goal line without a Alley wna high scorer for the Me- Bobby Riggs, ranked No. 3 nation- and third in a blonkst finish. Annino ia coaching the ML__ 12:45 Our Gal Sunday; dramatic of sand which Is cleaned Infre- ple. wrote the screenplay for "Stand- one of tbe best forma of exercise 1 G r a n t , r g ...... 0 0 la preaching In a Holiness church teors. Company K ia scheduled to [IddtetewR 8:10—Good Morning Melodies. Skit. leader. He Is expected to discuas the quently by removing the top sand, program has had the support of all touchback being ruled and tbe ball By ASSOCIATED PRESS ally, would )>e able to carry on ca' five this year. He played with 8:30—Radio Bazaar. Actually, the coverage of news- In", while Tay Garnett wielded the that there Is, and If you Intend to 2 Koeak, rg ...... 2 0 at Greensboro, N. C. . . . Tim going to the other team. They al.so meet the Orioles tomorrow night at pahlv If Budge turned pro. 1:00—Betty and Bob; dramatic Senate program for ‘.he new session which is ordinarily washed subse- concerned without which It would learn why not get Into one ot these 0 Armstrong, Ig Kirby Ramsey may be shooting tarty Brothers baseball team 9:00—Women and News of Congress. papers is so complete that It would megaphone. Alexander Toluboff de- ,.0 0 Duchley, a barkeep In BUI Hardy’s endorsed the decision to bring the the Armory. 'Riggs is marvelous. Verv high, but be baa decided to take a ^ears ago. skit. quently for re-use. The effective- not have been possible. This In- be difficult, If not Impossible, to find signed the nlghtmarlshly extrava- classes now, and bo all ready for the 1 Pavalack, Ig .. ..3 1 Gay Nineties, never tires of telling National League Company K (25). 9:10—Gratchen McMullen. 1:15—Betty Crocker; cooking Listening tonight: ness of alow sand filters la due to cludes those who fhslde In the urban ball in 15 yards from tbe sldelina •tmng and still getting better. He chance and^send Muebo Gusto out 9:80—Food News. a locality anywhere in this country gant backgrounds. The production summer. of tbe night In Boeton years ago Instead of 10 on out-of-bounds Detroit at Montreal Canadleas. B F T a kid, and of course, hs doesn't pert WEAF-NBC—7:30 p. m.. Henrik a natural slimy gelatinous film centers who havs realized the social AU women who are interested in 6 Toronto a t Boston. for the 850,000 Widener Challenge 9:48—A rtistry of Homtmsking. Willem Van Loon; 8. Russ Mor- wblcb la beyond the Influence of Is released through United Artists. 8 4 2 when he served Casey Stengel 32 plays. A few. however, regretted Fraser, rf ...... 1 0 3 pace himself. . You see him against Cup. Ramsey had great success with 1:30—Arnold Grim's daughter; which forma on the surface of the and economic Importance ot electric some newspaper. Badminton are urged to get Into ona Bangers (7) beers, then watched old Casey slam Rangers vs. Americans a t New Gozdz, If ...... 10:00—Mrs. WIggs of the Cabbage dramatic skit. gan's orchestra; -9. Vox Pop; 9:80 sand and which removes silt and the decision not to permit forward ...... 2 3 8 Von Cramm? An older player the gelding before he sold him to McCLUSKEY TO OPPOSK Patch. service to rural Ufe and its Influence Every branch of the Salada Tea of tbe clasaes now. For further In- 0 Brannick, rf ...... 0 1 out two homers, one with the bags York. Simmons, c ...... 1 0 2 would have won. But Riggs, he 1:45—Hollvwood In Person: Movie Hollywood Mardl Gras; 10:30, Jim - bacteria. The rapid sand filter is on further occupation of the state'e passing from any point back of the Walter O'Hara a year ago. Since 10:10--John's Other Wife. Company will finish the year with formation you are urged to get in 0 Backus, r f ...... 0 0 filled, the next afternoon , . line ot ocrimmage. American Association Keohler, Ig ...... 2 0 4 bums himself out. Walt until Stars on the Air. mie Fldleris Hollywood gossip; 12, usually somewhat shallower In rural areas. They have been wUl a healthy Increase In sales over touch with MIsa Fenerty a t the page Tony Galento! . . . Coub BUI Anner, Ig ...... re-purchasing Mucho Gusto, he has 10:80—Jurt Plain BUL depth and employs preliminary 1 Conran, If ...... 0 0 Little Enthusiastle Wichita at at. Paul...... 2 1 5 next year.” won two races with him under stiff STELLAR TRACK 2:00—News rbrough a Woman's Marek Weber's orchestra. tng to have funds ot tbs power com- 1936. This fact, in Itself, Is convinc- Over,u^ht News Rec. Stewart says tha dream of Maj. Lovett, rg ...... 8 0 6 10:40—Today's Children. Eyes. Kathryn Cravsnt. WABC-CBS—8 p. m.. Edward G treatment of water with chemicals 2 Arckivy, If ...... 0 1 ] Lou LIttls of Columbia, chairman (No games last night) Kozeluh wanta a real open ten- weight. On each occasion Mucho 11:00—David Hamm. panlea diverted from possible reduc ing eridence of the effecUveneas of Schednlea 0 Marks, e ...... 2 1 1 Frederick McLaughlin of an All- of ths coaches rules committee who nis tournament In which ths world's 2 :1 5 -The O'Netlla. Robinson drama; 8:80, Adolphs to coagulate the colloidal and sus- tlons in their rates for the support American bom Chicago Black- Gusto ran the mile and ona sixteenth 11:10—Backstage Wife. pended solids. Filtration of water advertising a conststently fine prod- Of Connecticut Tuesday 1 J o h n s o n , r g ...... 0 0 took part In the national commit- 11 8 35 top flight amateurs and proa would in 1:44. New York, Jan. 4.—(AP)— 2:30—American School of the Air. Menjou and Verres Teosdals with of heavy investments in rural line uct through tha medium of news- A new term of swimming lessons hawk hockey team la definitely Meteors (18). meet as they do In golf to crown 'll:80—How To Be Charming. 3:00—Ray Block's Varieties. Al Jolson; 9, Al Pearce and gang; not only eliminates or greatly re- (By Associated Press) 1 W hitney, rg ...... 0 0 tee's diacussloifs, was an enthusi- Lash, Indiana's Iron-thewsd 11:40—"Hello Peggy.” faclUtiea which tbe Immediately papers. wlU start for women. Join a class 3 Fitzpatrick, rg ...... 0 0 abandoned, for this season anyway astic spokesman for his colleagues.' Last Night *s Fights Harris, If ...... 0 0 0 what he calls "the real champion." 3:30—John J. Duffy, commentator 9:30. Jack Oakte’s college and Ben- duces possible disease producing . . . we're taking players where we Allen, rfg ...... Bobby Merritt has the doubtful distance runner, will run hla ^ ISrtX)—Noon—"Getting The Most bacterid but also Improves taate, available rural business was totally now so you will be able to swim at 3 Frys, Ig ...... 0 0 ( "The rules change that allows ...... 3 1 7 "It would be the best tennis and tomary double Saturday nlgiit Out of Life", Rev. William L. on musical events in Hartford. ny Goodman's swing school; 10:45, Inadequate to furnish. This evi- Hartford—Forty-five automobile the shore this summer. Time of 0*0 get 'em," said Stewart , . , By ASSOCIATED PRESS Daniels, c ...... 1 1 8 It would be good foi' tbe game. It distinction of being the first rider 3:45—Curtis Institute of Music. Four stars; 11:30. Leighton Nobel's color and smell. three Incomplete forward pasees to suspended In 1988. He won hla first the annual gamea of ths (jmumbuil^ . a t l d g e r . dence of cooperation and help is one REYIVAL OF BUILDING owners lost their regtstraUona for classes as follows: 7:00 to 7:43, Be- you can’t concede a putt in the win- be thrown Into tbe end zone In the Keith, c ...... 0 0 0 Is only reasonable now that there (Council. K. of C. orchestra. periods of from five to 10 days when 10 a 8 1 ter women's tournament held an Wilson, Ig ...... race of the Tropical meeting aboard P.M. MORE BED EXECUTIONS. of tbe encouraging signs of our ginners; 7:45 to 8:30 Intermediate; Score a t half 8-8 Eagles same series of downs without the New York—Paulle Walker. 182 H...... 0 0 0 are so many good profeaslonals the Jim Rossnbergsr of ths couqoO U:10—“Young Wldder Jones." WJZ-NBC—8:30 p. m., Edgar time. they failed to present the motor 8:::30 to 9:15 Nurses Private class. nually at Punta Gorda, Fla. Trenton, bU J* outpointed Cfituck Cummings, rg ...... 1 3 6 public would be anxious to see the Speedy Sklppy, a 155.50 for 83 shot. Guest; 9. Horace Heidt's music; DEPENDS ON LOW COSTS vehicle commission with valid ex- Referee, TosL loss of the ball will be a great help Vennart, rg ...... 0 In yesterday’s flnsi event. TTien he games committee, annoimeod y«9> 12:30—Organ Melodies wUn Walter SEE USED CAR BUYER Moscow, Jan 4—(A P)—Execu- "Many people share the beUef The senior basketball league to the offense near the goal line", be Woodi^UMli, Detroit (8). 1 1 best tennis. terday that the Hoosler would oeml- Dawley. 9:30. NBC Night O ub; 10, Gen. cuses for not putting their vehicles games will be as follows: P. A. A. C. One fellow who got a thrlli out Chicago—Tony Zale, 162, Gary. Prentice. Ig . . , ...... 1 0 2 "There would bo Budge with wn.s set nett's orchestra; 12. Paul White- Armenian Soviet Socialist Republic New Haven Architect Deciarea HarUord—The State Health De- P. B. F. T 6 6 18 the first turn. 1:00—News and weather. IN BEST POSITION NOW on conviction of disrupting arming tha construction of needed faclUtiea ice vs. Olson's, 8:15; Dillon V8 vs. Frank Hickey. Canon City. In a long tlmq. Now the defense (jblcago (8). him and tbe others. Budge could yard run. 1:10—^oyce Jordan. man's orchestra. Labor And Material Muat partment reported an increase in Morlartys, 9:16. 3 Davis, rf ...... 0 0 0 High school coach . . . his red-halr- Referee Judd. atm be able to defeiyi the Davis as part of a separatist plot w and that consequently sliaable pro- lobar pneumonia cases which t 0 WtsrsbickI, rf .... must stay back and guard against s Washington — Nick Oammarrata, The 3,000 m stsr svsnt 1:80-M arjorie Mills. dlsclossd today. grams of deferred oonatructlon wUl Come Down fo Start Eioom. Wednesday ..8 0 6 ^ son. Jim, was a sub fuUback with possible aecond or third pass. Thus 132 <4 , New Orleans, outpointed Ver- Chip next year after such a tourna- The beginning of tho new racing give L,aa)j plenty of compsUHoa. 8:00—Musical Souvenirs. The used car buyer Is the favored What to expect Tuesday; from 49 to 82 in a week's time. 1 Zamaltls, If ...... 4 0 ( Colnrado whUe anotbsr ex-pupil, ment if the U. 8. L. T. A. would year, in addition to bringing a de- He will raes Archie Son Rom oi^ WEAF-NBC—1:30 p. m.. Words An erevan, Armenia, newspaper be Initiated soon. ITils situation There were also 38 cases of bron- The men's senior life saving class all jfiiases of attack will be greatly non Ctormler, 134, Boston (8). 2:10—Beatrice Fairfax. child of the automobile business to- New York, Jan. 4.—(A P)—George will be from 7 to 7:45. 1 R u b a c h a , I f ...... 2 0 4 I^rry Stringari, was an end for Improved and there should be more Cleveland—Kay Sharkey, 184, let him. Ha would not be a pro. cided increase In tho number of the Kansas mller, and Jos MeCS^N and music; 2:30, Vic and Sade, reported sentencea of death bad does not exist In Connecticut since cho-pneumonia In the state. 2 Vlncak, c ...... 2 0 four-year-old races, haa brought the 8:80—Carllle and London. day and is enjoying one ot his great- been Imposed upon tbe former agri- throughout the depression the utU- H. Gray, New Haven, CJonn., archi- The P. A. C. girls will practice 4 Santa aara . . . Oobby Street’s scoring." Cleveland, outpointed Lloyd Pine, WRESTLING 1Is an amateur golfer a pro for play- key and others for ths Jozsph W, 8:45—Men of the West. comedy: 8:15, Top Hatters band. tect, said a revival of the building Hartford — Executive Secretary 0 8. Grsyb, r g ...... 3 0 4 home In Joplin, Mo., won tbs third ing In an open tournament? It Is Jan. 1 crop of two-year-olds into ac. Conklin trophy, and shoot at' tha est opportunities In years to puebase WABC-CBS—3:45 p. m., Chirtls culture officials without appeal, and Itlea of the state were able to com- Richard Martin said the first meet- basketball from 7 to 8 o'clock. , Little disclosed that both the 131, Akron, Ohio, (10), 8:00—Pepper Young's Family. good motor cars at very low prices, said tbe decision was “greeted by industry depends on reduction ol The Junior boys' plunge will be 1 Byoholskl, r g ...... 2 0 4 Prize In a Oirlstmaa lighting corn- coaches and the N. C. A. A. commit- Buffalo, N. Y.—Lou Presto, 171, New York—John Sullivan, 876. foolish. tlon for the first time. Pansy's American 3,000 m stsr rscerd at 8:18—Ma Perkins. Inatituts of Music; 0:30, Dorothy mand tbe capital needed to execute ing of the recently reorganized 0 Sumlalaski. ig .... .3 0 e t last weeli . . . don’t be sur- “So maybe some day we will third won the first of the "baby according to Messier Nash lnc„ crowded courtroom with ap- construction programa Not only coats of labor and materials in a re- from 6 to 6:45. « tees nve considerable thought to Buffalo, knocked out Schoolboy An- Ireland, threw Armand ZImbleman, 8:31 1.5 sst by Jols Roy In 1988. 8:80—Vic and Sade. Gordon, songs; 6:10, George Hall's Connecticut League of Municipal- 2 Olbert, Ig ...... 2 1 0 p r ^ If George Varoff. the Oijgon 338, New York. (84:33). have a leal toumamenL” races" over a quarter mile stretch Lash did 8:32.4 in winning ths . local Nash dealer. orchestra. plause." did they keep abreast of the needs port to the American Institute ot ities would ba held here Saturday, Thursday permitting forward passing from drews. 178, Buffalo, (4). 8:40—"The Guiding Light " They had been accused of con- Architects on “the building outlook The women's swimming classes pole vault star, drops out of school less than five yards back before de- Lawrence, Mass.— Yvon Robert. at the Fair Grounds yesterday, race last year. Tha world MOO* The industry had a very good year WJZ-NBC—4 p. au, dub matinee; of the day as tbe demand for power January 10. or switches universities this year Holyoke, Moss.—Mickey Makar, beating JoJI T. and Sir Witch. The In 1937. -Mr. Messier and Mr. Bel- SDlring to separate Armenia from In Southern New England.” will meet os follows; 7:00 to 7:45 10 20 1 41 ciding "this change would not be 147, Jersey CSty, N. J., outpointed 325, Montreal, defeated Al Mercler, record for the distance Is P4ava 4:30, National Congress of Parents arose but th ^ jn ad a-, provision to Watertown — Coroner Lester • . . Barney Roas is back from hla DRUION STAVES OFF winner paid a $4.60 mutuel. Nurmi's 8:26 2-5 set In 1930. lamy explained, and during the the Soviet Union and to establish take care of -ihe growth th at would "Unlike food and clothing which Schaeffer said hs had obtained a Advanced; 7:46 to 8:30 Life Sav- Aess (11) any help to offerulve football." Frankie Britt, 148, Fall River, 215, Bpringfleld. Mass., (two of and Teachers: 6:05, Marek Weber's protectorate under a "CapItfLllst mg. 0 ruUsr, rf...... 1 0 2 honeymoon and Is expectsd to ‘They are right", Little added. three falls). twelve-month p^od a large num- orchestra. coma with the resumption of busi- we must have at any price. Invest- statement from Ernest Bowers, 30. prompUy turn thumbs down on an Masa, (10). ber of good used ears—many only country.” ness activity. So today, os always, ment In building can and will wait held In connection with the automo- The Junior basketball league 1 Kosak, i f ...... 0 0 0 His former assistant. Herb Kop^ games will be as follows: Meteors 1 Brown, e ...... 1 0 3 offer to defend Ms welterweight now bead coach at Manhattan, was JUST A LITTLE TIP ICE SCORING RIVALS WDP.C one or two years old, and In excel- Some Wednesday short waves: electric companies of the stats have for favorable prices,” Gray assert- bile death of Kaspamoa Zelenskas. championship against Lou Amben. SAYS CAL WONT REPBAT NE^V CStASH EXCUSE ed. *Tt seems incomprehensible that 48, th at Bowers knew he "had vs. Orioles, 7 to 8; Royal Blues vs. 0 DiMlnlco, r g ...... 0 8 8 less enthusiastia, believing the de- 880 Hartford, tlaan. 1880 lent condition—were traded In. TRA2 Paris, 9:30, a. m.. Concert; adequate faclUtiea No shortage of Center Springs, 7 to 8; Falcons va fense still would close up near the 'A good number of these cars are power may be anticipated. tbe big suppliers of building ma- struck something but became 1 Busky, I g ...... 3 0 4 Bobeman, Mont, Jar. 4.—To meet Montreal, .Tan. 4.—(A P)—Just Bostcm Staadant rime JZ J, JZI Tokyo, 4:45 p. m., Bhiter- New Albany, Ind., Jan. 4.—(AP) Sfteedboya 8 to 9; Heights vs. Sons goal line to some extent. Hollywood, Jan. 4.—(A P)—Cali- two basketball teams, the Montana when hls pursuers sta rt to close in still on the market," pointed out tainment; OSD, OSC, OSB London, ‘T he poUcy of the timely provi- terials and the labor leaders have frightened and drove the ear Into fornia won’t repeat aa 1938 football —Police and Kent AUee, 80, a not seemed to have grasped thi« the shed.” The body of Zelenskas. of Legion, 8 to 9. 8 4 3 11 Endorsed By Many State Bobcats must; on him, Gordie Drillon of the Mr. Messier and Bellamy. "While 6:30, Dance band, 7:10, Variety, motorist, agreed that "aucUon’' sion of generating, transmission GRANT NOYES AHEAD Strong endorsements came from champion' of the Pacific Ck>ast con- TMsday, Jaanary 4. 1988 prices of practically everything else and 10:40, Smuggling drama; PU and distribution faculties is not one fundamental Idea.” farm worker, was foimd In a Score at half 23-1 Dgsra. Buy railroad tickets 51 Inches Toronto Maple Leafs turns on the GLEWNEY’S P. M. caused hia ear to collide with anoth- driveway here early Monday morn- Referee, Alton OowlsA Mai Edwards, Purdue's acting coach ference, but watch out for the long; heat and keeps well In the lead ot In the country Increased during the Nether'anda, 7, Phohl program; that can be controUed by manage- Tbe New Haven architect sold In- who said the changes "will be of Golden B ean in 1939, says Coach 4:00—Academy of Medicine. er—but they differed on the cause. cipient revivals of building In 1934, ing. IN MIAMI NET P U T Travel on five railroads, Including the National Hockey League scoring 4:10—Ted Malone'a "Between year, prices of used cart held at RAT4 Budapest, 7, Hungarian le- AUee told the Judge “suction from ment alona particularly In the de- Litchfield—Nearly BO tax asses- FEDERAL INSPECTION great aaalstance to 1938 quarter- Leonard (Stub) Alllaon. one narrow guogs; the their old levels. Today, with daalera gends; 3RO Rome, 7:80, Light mu- pression years following 1929, stnea 1936 and 1937 were "squashed” by ------OuiM (80) race. Bookenda.” a passing automobUe” was responsi- sors and board of relief members P B F T backa", LoweU (Red) Dawson of "We lost too many men,” the Cross seven states— Montana, Drlllon boosted bis point total Thif Store Will Be Open aiuclous to clear used car stocks in sic; TVORC Csrscam, 8:80, Songs the ablUty-to attract tbe necessary advances In prices, adding: from 17 Litchfield county towns Tulone, Joah (tody of Florida, Cfiiet mentor whose charges rose bowled 4:80—Organ melodies; Mary Her- DJD Berlin, 9:15, Open; TPA4 ble. Police testified "it was too much “As a result of eight years ot OF GUARDSMEN SOON 1 Oonlon, r f ...... 3 0 4 Coral Gables. Fla., Jan. 4.—(AP) Wyoming, South Dakota. Nebraska, from 30 to 24 in the past week and preparation for the new business auction from three bottles of wine" capital Is dependent upon eredlL met for a discussion of their duties Wynne of Kentucky. Glen Thlstle- Alabama, 13-0, told a movis studio year, prices havs gone down to new Paris, 11:80, News In English; JZJ And credit, of course, depends upon postponement, we are far behind In 1 Chapman, if ...... 8 0 4 --Bobby Riggs, young Chicago net tbwaite of Ricbmend, and Ike Arm- Colorado, Utah and Idaho. retained the circuit leadership with Wednesday Afternoons 4:45—Current Questions Befors found la Alice's car. with William H. Hackett, state tax 0 EfiCleatoo, I f ...... 8 0 6 atar, was plttod against R. Otckin- luncheon here. Railroad officials said It was tbe 11 goals and IS r salats over Harvey ths Bouse, bargain levela Tokyo, 18:40 a. m„ Talk; VK2ME, stabilised eomlnga ITic Industry our building program." commissioner. strong of Utah. ‘This season we have had in Sydney. AustraUa. 4:30, Chimes. AUee was fined 810 and coats and The local units of the Connecti- 2 Ne#buiy, e ...... 4 X 9 m of Miami In a hsadUna match shortest possible route. The Bob' Jackson, and Sylvami. Apps, team- i/ii ' SH)0—Ad-Uner. ‘Tbs used ear public la becoming hla driver's Ucense was suspended la Connecticut has been fortunate Discussing the posaibUlty of low- Waterbury —Sherwood L. Row- cut National Guard are making Williams (Doc) Newton of North Meek, Hcrwlg, Chapman, Evans, aware that this situation azlsto, for Indeed that Ita customers have rsa- er costs, he sold: 0 Katkaveek. e ...... 1 0 3 of ths Miami BUtmore tennis tour- Carolina State, and Gas Dorala of cats play Colorado Oollegs at Uolo> mates, and Cedi Dillon, of the ,New As Usual Until 6 O'clock 8:80—Dear Teacher. for a year. land. first Republican to be elected preparations for the coming annual 0 McDowoil, r g ...... 8 1 11 nament today. Stockton and Schwarts (all santars) rado Springs Friday and Saturday, York Rangeri. Bach of the three has .8:40—Hilltop Bouse, starring Bms dealers are aelllng nearly twice as Used these things and, therefore, T t is In the power of the manu- city comptroller slnee 1919, In- Federal Inspection. All companies Detroit pointed out Illustrations In a group of men who could pick the JOBLESS have refrained from iMtatinj upon facturers to bring about a consider- 0 Holmeo, r g ...... 8 0 6 Riggs drew a first round bye. Saturday’s Santa Clara-Loulsiana and Western State college at Gun- 19 points, a two point (ncreaae over J elmaan. many used automobiles as they srere BLAST DfJUBES IMBEE formed employee of hla office unnn In the regiment will undergo the 2 Dancooe, I g ...... team right up and inspire It to do 8:00—Nesra Servlcs. at this time last year. rate reductions of a magnitude that able reduction in the coot ot ma- taking over bis duties that thev inspection. The event opens with .4 0 8 Bryan M. (Bltsy) Grant of Atlanta, State "Sugar Bowl" game. nison, Ckilo., Monday and Tussday. their individual totals of a week Oastaing, N. T ^T ha unamploy- whom fans expect Riggs to mast in "L. fi. XJ, once loet the ball and a whatever might be neceeeary." ago. 8;t8-Hartford Public SchoM 8s- "At present, many comparaUvaly ment problem has hit Sing Slag would have destroyed «ar«itig« ami, terials. R ia In the power of labor might consider their employment an Inspection ol all company rec- London, Jan. A—(AP)—Uoyda therefore, credit, thus making Im- to make poealbly an even greater terminated although, for the time « 14 8 00 the finals, passed to the second •eoring chanea when tbe quarter- DIDRKSON IN OPEN Dave Sebriner, wingman for the new automobiles are being traded Prison. reported today that tha tug Abeiite ords and files as well a» the supply OEHBIO IN WESTERN : ..SM—Richard Lelbart, organist. In on tha cew Naah ears with con- possible the timely lastaUatioa of contribution; without any sacruioe being, he would reappoint them on room. In the evening the comnanv Pteotea (6) round wlUi on easy 6-1, *-l victory back called possee on each of tbe Nsw York Americans, took over tne Sale of Overcoats Warden Laiwla Lawas has Inaugu- had arrived In Breat. Franca, arlth a week-to-week basla Uavot 0 Oalinat, r f ...... 0 0 0 over Charlea Carroll of Aflaml. first two downs and both wsre In- Los Angelas, Jon. 4.—(AP)-OfU- load In actual goals after being tied ; 8 M —Selections from Light OpersL ditioned sir Bjrstems for winter rated a “abare-tba-work” program additional capacity. It Is but an- to their own ecale of living, work- Is formed and a rigid- Insperllon nf Hollywood, Jon. 4.— (A P)—Lou liSMS—Musical Moments Revue. the freighter Adrla, which was crip- other good slin of our time, at loast ere might accept a lower hourly Frank Hayaa, Democrat, has filed each and every man in the compn-v 1 CTieney, r f ...... 0 0 0 Riggs la seeded No. 1 and Grant complete in the end saoe". said dred Babe DIdrikson today entered with George Mantha of tbe Mon- driving, sales of which have tn- because the prison Is equlpp^ with pled by a boUer explosion yesterday 2 Brown, I f ...... Newton. Gehrig, baseball's “Iron man," la the 85,000 Los Angeles golf open, U'fiOO—Poetic Melodise. Jade Ful- cressed sines winter sresthcr set to." here in Connecticut, which wUl as- rate in return for a proportionately an appeal from a Superior Court la held. Following this, the com- .8 0 4 No. 3. Othero seeded players swept treal Canadlens hi the figures a Now Going On! R tea, tanor; Franklyn MaoCor- ladustrisl amploymsat fScUltlas for whUe an route to Genoa from Bkig- sist Immeasurably In m»iwr»imiig declsioa ruling that Rowland, rath- pany swings Into a snappy sersii a 0 Pearl, e ...... 1 0 3 handily to tbe second round. Two ‘Two great teams and only one here to make his film debut In a which starts Friday at the city's week agu. He has 13, two moi'e than oaty 8S7 tem atas and tha premint larger number of hours per ysar, western entlUsd ‘‘Rawhide.” our state's prsamlnaat Industrial resulting In steady employment er than the mayor, has the pow«i of dose order drilling which Is fol- 2 C eaaaaea* .0 0 0 rsaked players Ustsd for starts to- tefichdown”, added Dorala "SanU Griffith park links. Dillon and Mantha. Orlilon Is .top lawyers and clargymae havs Sing Sing populsOoB is 8JH8. Tbe axplooton Injured three mem- to appoint employoa of his office. 0 Tuttle, rg ...... Clara, on diffsrant eecaslooa, used To'give the Yankees' first bass- If youVe in need of an overcoat we*ve gol -HoUywood *»• ^best proqiset of living to a status.” throughout the year. Such an ar- by several pbrasea of mili- 0 0 0 do} wars Wayne SsMa of Portlsnd, DesdUne for entrlss was noon, man In aaslsts with 18. , XSiAll But tbs unanptoysd bers of the ertw of tbo Adria, which New Havan—Tbs Board of PoNca tary training oa tha Inspecting Of- 1 B land, I g ...... 0 0 0 4, 0, 6, 7, and 6-man Unea.” man an opportunity to d ls^ y hU with 880 nsmes expected by the Allan Shields of the Montreal r»et s o to Orsat Britain, aooord- faes tbair laagament, which has worked as- Ore., seeded third, against James talents, the script calls for a gama. flew tha Panamanian Ford of Miami, aod Baniia (Jogbian Dorals, however, continued to sponsors. Tbers will be no qualifying Maroons stUl is the circuit's head them and you can buy them for cost at ovat 6 8 6 oC iM Angeles, seeded eighth, campaign to allow tbe offensive Gehrig, os a bara-atormlng athleta, round. Harry Cooper, warming up man In penalties. He haa 40 minutes Score a t half Cuba 87 Fliatao 4. team to retain tha ball wbsn a pass then belpe the ranch foreman, fimith to defend hie open title, shot s 08 st on tbe penalty bench, four more •fiataet BUI HanUa, another Miami "Inadvertently” Mrlkcs an Ineligible Ballew, round up a very tough bevy cash prices. ItMoaea Toat. aad ptajw- liskfslde in North Hollywood yes- than another Marocor. Baldy North- *T*s Ibwgbt for tta t fin- c€ gangsters. tflcfiay. eott. MAWHK8TKR BVRNINO HRRAI.D. MAWHRRTRR. CONN, TCESDAT, JANUA8T4,198* M A N tn i^ E K eVENINO HERAI.T). MANniERTER. rONN„ TUESDAY, JANUARY 4,19S» AND HKK KliDDIKS Still Snrp SENSE and N O N SEN SE

Why Doesn’t Father Writs A Letter Abeot It f My father says the paper bo reads ain’t put up right; He finds a lot of fault, too, be doee, if It materializes, may go a long perusin’ it all night; He says there isn’t a stngis thing : LOST— ENQLiSH SETTER oog, 1929 D O D G E U O H T s l z _____ , way toward settling the state Utla. 8. N e ls o n ----- 127 102 U9 848 FOR SALE —ONE NEW JUIch STATE SPORTS F. Hanson----- 114 112 lOO 328 in U worth to read. W«Tir and «rtUte, collar, UcenM No. Urea, motor eno eppeenmee food, Guernsey cow. 160 Slater etreet. PRINCIPja DEFENDED Hundreds of cheara to those tat And that It doesn’t print ths kind .:. 1W5S. finder notify Wm. A«oe- eacellent low puce traneporteuon, Manchester. SLANTS charge of youngsters who are Ig- Pow lipii TotaU -..i----- 669 686 936 1687 of stuff the people need; ^ U n ^ U » Oek etreet. 169. No money down, f 1 weekly. Weat Side Tavera (1) He toeses it aaide, and says ita Many a man who la load In his I Cole Motors, 6463. noring the new baaketball rule elim- BY PARENTS, POPHS inating the tap . . . preferring to BON AMI LEAGUE H. Gustafson .. 103 110 97 31s strictly on the bum; denunciation of dictators goas boms LOST—ONE PAIR brown teatber POULTRY AND SUPPLIES 4.1 By LOU BLACK L. Maloney . A SAFE PLACE TO BUY used keep the center Jump in . . .it 119 89 115 363 But you ought to bear him holler and bullies bis wife. flovea, In front of BUab Hardware (Y ABeya) C. Frehelt . can: 1936 Dodge 4 Door aeden FANCY FOW L and roaatlng cluck- New Haven, Conn., Jan. 8.__ (AP) may be all right for the college 93 116 111 320 Group Comes To Support Of when the paper doesn’t come. Ooaqiany. finder pleaae call 6K3d. A. Gustafson Hs reads about the weddln’s, and with beater $379; 1936 Dodge 4 ena. Otto Herrmann, 610 Center — President Maurice Podoloif of the teams, but . . . Eric M o d < ^ Man- Team No. 8 (I) 121 93 97 811 Ervin Farrington Of Wind- Judith—Last nigh* I waa ktsa F. WUMnson 108 93 89 286 he snorts Uka all getout; 20 times In 20 minutes. Door sedan wltb beater $390: 1934 etreet Phone 9039. We deliver. chester sports scribbler, oompUed W ...... 79 97 83 299 LOST— 7 UONTHS old Iriib BetUr, Uonal American Hockey League, one of the best footbaU guessing sor, Charged With Cruelty. Harriet— By Jte same maaT Dodge 4 Door sedan, $339; 1933 looked into the cryatal ball today to Mitchell ...... 92 109 114 315 aU rad. Pleaae notify T. J. Wuum. FANCY QUALITY broUerc, roaat- records of anybody I know during Totals ...... 944 006 040 1595 He reads the social doln’s. Judith— No. He was a changed Chevrolet 4 Door sedan, $299; 1933 j nee what the future held In store for roum ard...... 7P 89 93 281 I f Sununlt atreet. Tdepbone 4USS. lng chlckena ana fowl, dreaaea. the past season . . . Table tennis Windsor, Conn., Jan. 4.— (A P ) — & most derisive shout; man after the first U sa Ford rumble seat coupe, $279. the advancement of the game In Allen...... 138 89 124 343 Fresb eggi delivered direct from la sweeping Hartford . . . For a DUhm’s V r s (S) Ervin Farrington, school principal He says they make the papers for i/>ST—▲ BEAGLE bound. Ucenae Trucks; 1933 Chevrolet 1 1>2 ton Connecticut He said he didn’t see awaiting trial on a charge ot cruel- Cerlaon A Son Poultry Farm. Tela- very much. chap who has made a big hit aa E. Werner . . . . 119 107 101 823 . the women folks alone; Old Maid-'The waiter said to ms: m S7. Please eaU iUnebaeter chasla and cab, $289; 1934 Dodge sponsor of the Savltt Gems baseball 883 384 414 1181 A. Olson ...... 99 109 128 332 ty to children, had today the sup- He’ll read about the parties, and Toonenrille Folk* pbone 4217. Hartford Ukely Site Team No 8 (1 ) 'How would you like your riesT’ • 47M. Reward for bla return. panel, $239. Scballer Motor Sales club In Hartford, BUI Savltt cer- B. Dowd ...... 94 87 96 277 port of a group of his pupil/ and he’ll fume end fret and groan; Second Ditto—And arhat yea I Inc., 634 Center street Aside from New Haven, asserted tainly swinge a mean vtoUn...... 88 96 278 their parents. ' the prexy, there's only one other city Drake ...... 87 107 94 288 J. Chapman .. 124 108 104 336 He saya ot Imormatlon It doean't say, dearie? C. Johnson . . . . 83 — 83 have a crumb— FUEL AND FEED 49-A In this state that flte Into the loop's SoIomoDson . . . 83 97 73 293 Dr. Earle S. Russell, superinten- Old Maid— Tbrown at me’, ai New Britain la elated over the A. B row n... — 94 99 193 dent of schools, saM 140 pupils of But you ought to hear bln hollar did I blush? BUSINESS SERVICES I FOR SALE— SEASONED bard picture of another day—Hartford. success of Herb Kopf, a native son Miller ...... 114 112 H6 342 Manchester "The capital city wlU be represent- the Roger Wolcott school had sign- when the paper doesn’t coma. wood, for furnace or etove, 84.90 who has been named as head foot- Totals ...... 619 901 928 1544 Dynamite lies all around ua and ______OFFERED ed with e team In organized hockey 878 404 879 1196 ed a peUUon asking that Farrington I a load, green bard wood, moeuy ball coach at Manhattan after a suc- PaganTs Barbers be reUlned In hU position "regard-, Be la always first to grab It, and are never know when we’re going te Evening Herald sooner or later.” stated Podoloff, cessful tenure as chief assistant to I OIL BURNERS CLEANED, espert asb $4.00 load. Call 8893, Leonard "but aa for other places such as W. Paganl .... 94 103 89 286 less of the outcome’’ of the chare* reads it plumb clean through. touch It off. Glgllo, Bolton. lou Little at Columbia . , , previous Team No. 4 (3) W. Newbauer .. 92 102 103 297 He doesn’t miss an Item, or a want CLASSlKltU servicing on all makes refrlgers' Bridgeport, Danbury, Stamford Brosowskl ....108 129 75 312 against him. tors, washing machines and elec- to that Herb waa one of the aces N. A ngelo...... 92 105 107 304 ad—that Is true; ADVEKTISEMENTS FOR SALE - BEaSONED HARD New BriUln or New London. I Just Thompson ...... 83 104 8P 276 Another petition sigred by 190 taasis as trical appliances. Reasonable. CaU I can’t see them. on a Woahington and Jefferson foot W. H and...... 110 119 96 329 He says they don’t know arhat we wood, sawed stove length and un- ball Uam that ranks vrith the great Shelaton ...... 119 127 99 341 parents of pupils In the Wolcott Oeeat Ma Svaraa* vvre* u> a Una 3089 any Ume. "Hockey requires a set-up much M. Schubert .. 101 106 117 324 want, the dam newspaper laltlala eombara aoC abbravlattuBt de, cover $9.00 per ln„a, cash. L. est . . . Carmen Cook, of Bridge- FalcatU ...... 93 103 92 388 and Deerfield schools ufged the guys: STORIES IN different than any other sport— an port. a middleweight, who retired board to dismiss the charge against aaeb aoast aa a wore aae aomponao EXPERT RANGE burner service, T. V/ood Co. Puons 4496. arena with a refrigeration system Totals . .. 489 939 512 1536 *Tm going to take a day aometlms werea aa two worda Mlaimani aoai la from the ring several years ago 398 463 375 1236 the principal which arose from and go and put ’em wise, " eiica of tkraa llaaa cleaning, adjusting and uistaiimg. to make Ice— and that runs Into Team No. 1 (i) STAMPS would like to make a comeback , punishment given John W. Provoet. "Sometimes it seems aa though Usa rataa pat dar tot traaaiant P. H. Babb A Bona Tsl. 6492. WANTEIX—Iti BUY 58 millions of dollars. There are plen- A1 Carulllro. who la handling him’ McCarthy ...... lOl 84 111 296 Jr., 13. ada ty of halls for almost any Indoor they must be deal and blind says Cook la sure he has the stuff Thomas...... 83 99 75 257 ENOAND TO DI SPUY The petitioners characterized Far- IMsaaaa ■aacb It. leat I W ANTED TO BUY all your sale- sport, and Helds for outdoor games, and dumb. tlaab Cbarea ■to cause plenty of trouble among M adenly...... 109 103 110 822 rington as a "man of gooii charac- NAMlD^-pDfinOHS MOV in i;— I Rl IC K IN(;_ •We junk. Live poultry gian but hardly anyone In the more or But you ought to hear him hollar a OsaaaaauTo Kara ..i I atsi a ou the present crop of middle weights.’ Rubachs ...... 86 114 105 305 ter and high Integrity” and said when the paper doesn’t come. ^ 1 Oaaaaasuaa Uara..I • ot«______S'lORACE tl ata 20 bought Wm. Oetrinskyp 182 Bin* less medium size clUea In Connecti- cut envlsoned the speed with which ARMY-NAYY SIRENGTH they believed the punishment given ; I Oat ...... I II aui II et> •eU street Tel. 5879. « 379 400 401 1180 All ordara for irracalai laaartioat LUCAl AND LUNG distanos mov- indoor hockey on artifleial Ice would ACES SWAMP CRUSADEBS the pupil was "Justtfled.” Jock—And how do you like your will aa citarsad at Uia oaa uoia rata ing klapenenceo men. oovereo Uke hold." Singapore, Jan. 4.— ( X P ) — B r i t - The principal’s trial, scheduled to radio, MaeT Spacia' rataa tot loas tans a*tr> Team No. 6 (I ) Mae—Mon, It’s grand, but the wee vana an new luuts tor r m g ROOMS WITHOU1 BOARD 59 Podoloff admitted that the lack 1^* Y. M. C. A. Acea annexed AgnosUnelle . .. 95 114 93 302 ish authorities at Singapore, the start yesterday, was postponed un- Sat adaartMiea ei*aa apoa raooaaL of cash, (made even colder by the another vIctqjV at the expense of the til Thursday at 9 a. m. Ught’s hard .o read by. Ada ordarad bafora tba third ot Bit a L I Wooo Co. Strickland....lOl 121 lie 338empires nearest naval base to trou- : daj will ha eharead oait f»i tba ae- FOR RENT—ONE ROOM in Cbe- depression) may have had something Cruaaders A. C. All of the Acea bled Chinese waters, today made ar- to do with It. played well with Murphy and Koeak Brainard ...... 97 111 103 311 Here's e noble ambition but with t Mel aaabat ol tiaaa tba ad appaar- ney block for- light bousekeeping. Howard ...... 109 97 96 802 rangemerits for sea, air and land' ad. abarataa at tba rata aaraad bot Inquire of Janitor 10 to 12. or Geo. "Now you take Hartford (okay by scoring department maneuvers on an unprecedented PRISONERS STILL a wrong start; ^ bo allowaaro or refarda oaa bo tnadr PAINTINi;— PAPKRINO 21 Smith, 79 Church street me),, said Maurice, who deals In Wilkie and Fisher starred for the scale. Uncle Ned—Georgs, what are you . ow ala tlaaa ada atappad aftai tba 488 934 496 1518 real estate whenever he finds spare losers. Ten thousand troops. Including a going to be .vhen you grow up? dar PROPERTY OWNERS - AttenUon time between November and April— Acea Team No S (8) Little George—Tm g ^ g to try to Mo *^lll lorblda^t dlaplat tlaaa eot T. Falcetta . . . . 86 battalion from Hongkong, were OUT ON XMAS PAROLE $6.95 repapere room, cellmg paper- BOARDERS WANTED 59-A the run of the hockey season. "There ^ B. F. T. 110 88 284 be a philanthropist. Uncle Ned. Robertson .... 98 103 scheduled to take part in the exer- T M M«reM win eof be reepooeibu AT or kAJbomined. M&tertAi, moor la a perfect set-up. Good popula- 0—Hill, rf ...... 2 0-0 4 102 308 cises late next month. Those pMple always seam to have a Her were Cbee od* loeerreef i»eeriior ' CAN ACCOMMODATE 2 or 3 Walker ...... 91 134 101 326 Montgomery, Ala., Jan. 4.r-^(AH) compjrtd. inatde, outaidc (.Ainting. tion, no competition, people clamor- 0— Kosak, r f.. 6 o-O 12 Three squadrons of bombing lot of money. ipH E handicaps of his time served ' e f mmf e4 «ertieeme»i orSereS fei gentlemen boarders. Centrally 9'razler ... ___ 109 91 113 309 Large eavioga. Work guaranteed. ing for a team, a franchise all eet 1— Murphy, I f . g 1-2 17 planes from India and Iraq will re- -T h ree major prisons In Alabama only to spur Franclicus de Is ere tlMe eee time 1—Brown, c ...... 4 i-i gBrennon ., ___ 102 126 96 324 Tb« ibaevertebi ooiieetoa el leeer* Lang. Phone 3692. located. Inquire 80 Ridge atreet for- It, hut etui out. inforce air units stationed here. A listed as "unreported” today 23 -Harty cant be as Boe Sylvius, brilliant young Dutch eet MbiioettoB of etfeeriieies «Ui b« "WhyT I'll tell you. No arena. 3—Perrottl, c ...... 0 1-2 1 large naval force also was expected prisoners out of 994 who were pecked as you make out I beard physician and clinical teacher ^ •tCikee eel* b* eebeeiienob el tb# i A building has to be built requiring 0—Dlmlnlco, I g ...... 3 o-o a 482 564 500 1946 granted C^ristmaa paroles on man- aim remonstrating with his wife karee OMbe rot cbe service renoereo I to be massed for the war games but the 17th century at' AmsteitUm ______RKPAIRINO AFAH'IMENI'S— FLATS— a large investment and as yet, the 0—Pulcord, I g ...... 2 0-2 4 details were closely guarded. to-man agreements that they wxiuld last night end Leyden. All btfvertieemeBi* moet eobtorir | 0—Fuller, r g ...... 5 0-0 10 WEST SIDE BEC LEAGUE la btjrle. bep* eea tfp«»crepbf wiie TENEMENI-S 63 money for a structure of this sort Is 'A statement by Army sources return. Charles— Oh, yes. he la! What not available. But, mark my word, 0—Pavelack, rg . . . . 4 0-0 (B«c Alleys) Sylvius sought the oomplata fbcalbiiebe eatorcee by the puoiieb W E BPECIALIZB IN epplymg | that 19-lnch and 18-inch land bat- Several of the missing have tele- you beard last night was Harry story of the human body. So ho ere aae cbey reeerve ibe naht to aabeitor elding, end recovermg FOR RENT SIX ROOM tenement Hartford can’t stay out much long- phoned or telegraphed that they eomplalnlng tiat she bad dropped - eAtt, rtrtae et reieet aay oepy oaa* er.” 9—Totals ...... « L E A G U E ST A N D IN G teries would be fired during the originated the world’s first univer- roofa Workmanship guaranteed. all Improvemenu, steam heat. In- 34 3-7 71 were delayed but on their way and - elgaret ashes on the floor he had abiertiooebie Crusaders maneuvers was the first official ad- sity laboratory, that of the pro- CLUAIHO UoUKA—Claaeibed ao» Painting and carpenter work. A. A. quire 10 Ulley street Word out of Bridgeport recently Won Lost wardens were hopeful others would Just washed. was to the effect that at least one P. I Renn’s Tavern ...... 28 8 mission that Singapore’s defenses gressive school of Leyden. In It. tb be babliaaab aeme bay oiaai be re* Dion, 81 Wells atreet Tel. 4860. included 18-lnch guns. be heard from. ' belveb by 18 e’eloek boob: gatardey* FOR R E N T -F IV E ROOM tene- city official was thinking about turn- 0— WUkle, If.. Dillon’s V8’s ...... 19 17 Oayety is a tonic___ Oayety Is Sylvius accomplished much 1— Farris, r f . Governor Bibb Graves started ths Mtft a. m. A CIGARETTE BURN, moth holes, ment 82 Congress etreet. Apply ing a park city dance hall at West Side Tave.m .... 17 19. a stimulant . . . . it la a drug more Already abreast of the breeder 3—Dardls, c ...... FBUSTBATE JAIL BBE.4K practice of releasing "most worthy” tears etc., rewoven. Work called 84 Congress street Pleasure beach Into a hockey site Paganl'B Barbers ...... 8 28 powerful than any pharmacopeia anatomical knowlsdgs of his day, TELEPHONE YOUR and inviting a professional hockey 1—Hamilton, c-rg ... prisoners at Oiristmas ten years such as the circulation of the for and delivered. SUlea I'extiis Renn's Tavern continued to sweep Litchfield, Jan. 4.— (A P )—Sheriff ....And you have the prescription WANT ADS TO RENT—SIX ROOM tenement franchise. 0— B. Yeltema. rg ... ago, with the understanding that fbr it arlthln your cam mind. . . . : blood, Sylvius turned to chemistiy Weaving. 43 Thnmaa street, Rock- Cooper Hill etreet, newly renovat- The plan, as set forth by the 1— Fisher, I g ...... the maple off the alleys In sensa- Sutherland A. Beckwith reported Ihey return after the new year. A4s ere acMpiM av.i ib* i.l.phob. tional style last night and although Give yourself large doees of gayety for his answers. He devoted m u^ Usa.T.B sga a a sar. wi^ ville. Telephone 1073. ed. furnace. Rent $30.00. Inquire Bridgeport official, was to cover the today that the Utchfleld County Convict department attaches at tbs UHaMUk R ara .bo., the West Side Tavern fought for — It la aO a matter of the wUL attention to examination of the aa a eeavMi.be. u> beT.riis.ra bui floor with metal, flood It with water 6—Totals ...... Jail staff had frustrated a plot to estimated “not more than 20" had Ltk;h AND SAh'E comtiuialions Elngland'e, Spnice and Eldrldge. 17 2-7 36 every pin the Cooper street beer digestive fluids such as saliva, gas- UA6H Hsrkb will B. socapiMI s> Phone 3899. and then freeze It. Score at halftime: 33-16, Aces. deliver two prisoners with the dis- PUU PaVMkNI It pelo SI lb. busi eluuiKeo. key biting, duplicating barons bad a little too much on the broken their word to return over Prospective Freshman — Isn’t tric Juice and the secretion cd the Wants Balanced Loop Referee: Arky. covery of a filed fire door chain and the ten year period. aess ogles op or bstor. tb. ....a n Gum vacuum oieaneia. a ocKS etc.. ball. Even Larry Maloney’s high there aome course I can take a ^ pancreas, with the result that hU 4sr Sellswiat (b. Srsi iPMriHiB oi FOR R E N T -T H R E E ROOM beat- Podoloff aald this hadn't come to Timekeeper: Holmes. confession from one of the two men. ( H V k i 'i i i’ H I Cleaned repaired Braltnwaile. 02 single of 195 and grand total of 363 Sheriff Beckw-th and State’s Attor- eeraplete without giving such a long school added vastly to the knowl- SMh ad ethsrwiss tbs CHsHiib ed apartment, centrally .ocated. his attention officially, as yet. and STATE PROJECTS APPROVED time as four years to do It? edge of physiological processes. A Promiae of Reprisal By JOHN C. TERRY - MATM will bs oollsctse No rsaiH-nsl Pearl street Write Box M, Herald. while Bridgeport would be given Y INTERMEDIATE LEAQU'E failed to give the Center street wood new William Blodgett are In confer- bllllv ter srrors ip isl.pbonse sd. topplers the necesaary pina to chop ence concerning prosecution this College President—That depends, And Sylvius blazed still other every encouragement, past experi- Washington, Jan. 4.— (A P )—Sen- , TM* YELLA SKUNK // wtU Ps assemse baa tbsli aecorses REUHlItltMTEKlNU Furniture re- FOR RENT-FIVE ROOM tene- ence has proven that the plan Isn't a few points from the league lead- morning, and the sheriff said he my lad. on what you arlsb to make trails in medicine. So closely and eaaaot be eearmbicse pairing, also springs reset. J. MUl- The Intermediate Baaketball ator Ixmergan (D„ Conn.) said to- of yourself. When nature aranta to accurately did he describe psrU ^HITTIN’ ME WHEN t - - r M ment, with garage. Aduita. Apply feasible and it would be cheaper in League at the Y. M. C. A. will fea- ers. Only one bowler on the Renn could not discuss the case further mao. Tel. 8446. day the President bad approved make an oak aba works aaray at 8054 ME AROUNPy , BUSINESS hoUSKS FOR RENI eastern division of the Int-Am loop Dillon's V8'a rolled out a three- It In a few short month.e Bom of French parents in — babiea te eeeee*«*ceeee 65 7:45- Eagles vs. Rangers. which consists of Springfield, Provi- polnt victory over the Improving Bucharest Jan. 4.— (A P ) — The street Improvements In Bridgeport. Hanau, Germany, graduate of '^rtaaee eee««e*eeee»e#*a OPI*OR'i UNITIES 32 FOR RENT SIX ROOM 8:45 -Tigers vs. Aces. Others were: house, dence, Philadelphia and New Haven, shavers from Billy Paganl's Barber resignation of Charles A. Davila, READ IT OB N

; 'ft? ste&J _j L_l 1y I T W E L V E iB anriffator £vntittQ fa n tlit TUESDAY, JANUARY 4,198t

Prayer meetlnga will be held at the meetlnga on Sunday. Adjutant j ABO UnO W N the Swedlah Congregational church Zealley will be the Speaker Sunday on Spruce atreet tonight at 7:30, ASKS BOARD TO ACT morning. Mn. Adjutant Zealley, Manchester SGHROBER HEADS * HMuy Lu ara, meiabar ct the alao Wedneaday, Thuraday and Fri. daughter of General Hlgglno, will la.,; ^■■aebeater Racine Pieeon Club, daya evenipga. be the speaker Sunday afternoon, and (^ o n e l and Mrs. Batea will Date Book eater a loft of Urda In the ON LAUNDRY W A SH The WUUng Workera group will speak at the evening aervlce. BOARD OF REUEFI ^Brooklyn. N. Y , Plfeon Show, Jaa- This Week The JMtIUU CORR ;«ai7 8<9. meet at the Sw th Ifethodlet Masonic Temple

Large Bunch Fresh Following the play ton^ht there Mary Buahnell Cheney AuxUlary, NEW JERSEY ENSEMBLE Campbell CouncU, Knighta o f Co- will be a supper served, this part of U. 8. W. V. win hold Its regular lumbus, held Its 35th annual Christ- IHEU ruN 'A Pick-Me-Up' the evenln^a program being in Bun. meeting tomorrow night at 8 o'clock mas Party at the clubrooma on Main charge of a committee headed by CASH B R O C C O L I 25e in the State Armory. . TO P U Y A T CITAD El atreet near Delmont street last Alexander Hanna. night, featured by the distribution Without A Mystic Review, Woman's Benefit of gifts to members by Santa aaua, Eight Salvation Army Mnsl- Association win meet this evening played for the 20th time by P. J. H E A L T H M A R K E T ''L e i - D ow n ^ at 8 o’clock In Odd FeUowa hall clans To Take ’ art In Pro- Hutchinson. An appropriate verse Men's - Women's - ChlMran's

The Installation o f officers will be gram Here January 8 And 9. accnmptuiled each gift. LT.WoodCo. HAIR ( UTS postponed until the second meeting The program included musical SI IHaaaU SL TaL 4499 aelectlona by A rt McKay’s orchestra • Bamers — No Waitingl H a m b u rg or night In the month. Mrs. Grace Eight Salvation Arm y musicians 4 and Tony O'Bright, well known o f Hartford, state field di- wbo are known In the New York rector, who wUI be In charge of the xylophonlaL Robert E. Carney waa nil.OTTA’S area as the New Jersey Variety En- BARKER SHOP—84 Unk Stivwt ceremony, waa previously engaged the only charter member of the Lbs. semble wrill pay their first visit to Cotmcll who was present at the Sausage M e a t 2 3 5 c for to n l^ t Read The Herald Advs. Connecticut on January 8 and 9 affair, atrtuiged by a committee when they come to Mancbeeter to which conalsted of Bernard Fogarty, Top Bound or Cube The Junior choir o f the Emanuel take part In a aeries of meetings. P. J. Hutchinson, Thomas McVeigh Lutheran church arlll rehearse to- They wrill be accompanied by Col- Edward F. Taylor, George Samler night at 6:16 o’clock. onel and Mrs. Albert E. Bates who and Ihomaa Moriarty. S T E A K were for ten years In charge of thr The Luther League of the Eman- Army's activltlea In thia State until uel Lutheran church arlll bold Its two years ago when tranaferred to Attention !! the Newrack headquartera. I first meeting of the new year to- BoUdays bring fun and frolic, I night at 8 o'clock in the form of a The enaemble conjlsta of six men Jo h n s-M a n vill e . . Imt they take their toU of New Year's party. Mlaa Marjorie and two women who play twenty- I Rich and her mission committee five Instruments between them. baanty. A new permanent, an For 77 years the country’s Lovers of Good Oranges *9P*5lklly designed coiffure, a I will be In charge. A program of They are under the direction of Ad- restful facial will revive your I games has been arranged and re- lutant Harold Zeallcy, son-in-law of insulation leaders. sparkle. I frashmenta will be served. General Edward Hlg^na. The ad- We have just received the first shipment of tree

jutant la a well-known composer of ripened oranges direct from the Indian River section of blue coal’ Salvation Army music, and has ar- ranged moat of the music played by Florida. Natural fruit, no color added and the flavor is

the ensemble. He playa the violin, Permanents excellent. These will continue to arrive fresh every I concertina, Spanish Guitar, ria- ROLLER SKATING Walter N. Leclerc wrallan guitar and euphonium. week until we have used up the whole crop of this par- Sure, WE SELL IT! Fun era l D ir e c t o r Other membera of the ensemble THURSDAY ticular grove. $2.98 up are: 369 Ns. 61aln SL Phone 6369 LADIES’ NIGHT Adjutant Emil Nelson (tenor 25c Only! Get a trial order, by the dozen, half box or whole vocalist), who plays violin, mando- Uks on toM hwl isnacss te fills tonUofy, telephone 8088 lin. trumpet and tenor saxophone; MASONIC TEMPLE box. Prices are lower than last year. yams was dssigiisd ist onUiraelts. lihM

Gunhilde Englund, violinist; cool' is 6m ettam cl Norihsis Psaaiylvaiila George Slaymaker, who plays Also remember our full line of fruits and vegetables Asihradls-cisansd. slscd and pro- clarlneL piccolo, trumpet and alto and our own grown apples. Delivery every morning. pend by lbs mesi medon mcllieds. roc FRENCH saxophone; bsttsc hsol at lowssi cost ohroyi bon Johns-Ma nvMIe Kenneth Hand, who plays horn, FOR A LL

glockenspiel, ukulele, drums and ef- ‘bhM cool', riiau US yam erd« today. Beauty Shoppe Rock W o o l... fects;

Captain Thelma DItmer (elocu- Outdoor Wear ! THE W. G. GLENNEY CO. Baail Street fibs. Petttjeaa for year ’round comfort! PERO ORCHARDS tionist) wbo plays piano, bangolele C«»«L Lumber, Masons’ Supplies, Faint

and tenor guitar; 276 Oakland Street •86 No. Main 8L TeL 4149 Manchester Roy Anderson, who plays trum-

P«t: Frank Ferris, bass viol, trumpet

and French horn. W itt the holidays over, most Manchester stores go back The ensemble will present a festi-

to the regular schedule which calls for val of music on Saturday night. Wu Major Ralph Miller of Hartford will

WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON CLOSING have charge of the opening exer- Manchester PubKc Market etoea, and will Introduce the vlal- Men's *“ •"■y y ® " Wednesday morning . . . Plne- harst will done et noon. tors. The program will consist of n n a g h error . . oar Shorfloe Coffee was sdvertiaed yester- sacred and claaalcal music, and will *7® • P®«“ 8, Instead of 38o— the regular price on this fine be printed In The Herald later In For Steak Lovers e effte We g r ^ for sny method yoa ase In making coffee. the week. OVERCOATS

The visitors will also remain over f \ Whea yea ^ y this coffee, you pny 3Sc for Shnrflne Coffee only . . HOODED AND ■e c ea or l^ h priced adtvrtlalng Is Included. Try n poond with WEDNESDAY jro*r MXt ortlors

NEW ITEM: CBIW-CHEESE TOASTED CHEESE WAFFIES, P A R K ER Special STEAK SALE large can 39c. TOPCOATS Insura nce TOP ROUND, SIRLOIN, CUBE STEAK. These S i^ a b In Pinehurst Meat Department Until Complete Unee of Protection: J A C K E T S YOUR CHOICE. P O U N D ...... Noon Wednesday . . . AntomoMIe — Fire — Burglary 35c SHORT STEAKS, Prteh, Tender, Oenulne Aoi-ldent — Life — Uablllty Jewelry — Gloss — Surety Bonds Pound ...... $ 1.89 39c Strouse Shol, CALVES’ LIVER...... lb. 36c, Ib. 65c BEST PORTERHOUSE STEAK, Every Uver eeleeted for eoallty o i^ teodemess . . . four In All Color Combinations Pound...... g a d ee of Over marketed as calves’ Uver . . . this le the “'top t o f B e nja min Ch e n e y 49c 176 BAST CENTER STREET THIS Preshly Ground Hamburg for a nice meat lo a f,...... TBU MIS

ffcoSo. of Leon. Meatv Peraonol aad Commercial WEEK Sorvey* Chuck Beef Ground...... '...... 25c Ib. SHOULDER LAMB CHOPS [t a w Lower Round Ground...... ! ! ! ! ! ! " , i29c Ib* Or Preshly Sliced. Lean |[).

INENS^aOVSSHOPI—ptflAfsietweei For a Nice Pot Roast— Boneless Roiled * Chuck* Roast ONLY!

PORK CHOPS

Broilers Fowl Capons Turkeys Lamb to S tew ...... ‘.*.*.*.’.*l*5ijb!,*2 Ibe. 29^

Native Pigs Liver ...... 15c Ib., 2 Ibo. 25e AT REAL Sugar Cured Sliced Bacon...... \ ...... 355 U NTIL NOON WEDNESDAY .\T PINEHURST . . . TREE SERVICE

BRUSSELS SPROUTS...... qt. 21c Peppers P. Hanslinsr & Son AT OUR VEGETABLE DEPARTMENT SAVINGS !

GREEN B E A N S ...... 2 qts. 29c Mushrooms Hartford Forestry Co. CAREY ...... 2 ql*. 29e TliE OVERCOATS Celery Established 1900 Hand Picked Baldwin Apples...... 6 Ibe. 25c NaUve Potatoes...... peck 21c New Cabbage, solid heads...... 2 lbs. 15e 3 Reg. 333.60 Idaho Baking Potatoes...... 4 lbs. 21e Cucumbers Bracing — Bolting Fancy Califomia Carrots ...... 2 bunttea for 15e Reduced to .. Tomatoes Surgery • ROOFING $26.85 Cauliflower. 3 Reg. 336.50 Beets Removing — Trimming Spinach Broccoli STORE CLOSED WEDNESDAY A T 1 P. M. Reduced to .. Fresh Peas $19.85 ^ Manchester RepreMntative: • SIDING Pleaae Do YonrBhopping In the Morning. 6 Reg. 319.95

Buy This Before Noon At Pinehurst Wednesday. G. S. KEITH Reduced to .. . OUR NEW PHONE NUMBER IS 5137 $14.85 TcLSlSO •TILING Rural Gold Whole Natural ‘ WEDNESDAY MORNING SPECULS THE TOPCOATS

Pancake Fhmr, 20 ox. pkg., ra ^ • INSULATION 7 Reg. 322.60 Pancake Syrup, 16 ox. bottle— BOTH F O R ___ bDC 4 Reduced to .. APRICOTS Flour, O-So-Fine (exceUeut for uD baking), 7 ib. bag 35e $17.85 Estimates Freely Given. 3 Reg. 319.96

'anltV "ir" ’ ’A ...... 1 Ib. Can 18c; 3 Ib. can 51e Reduced to .. Time Payments Arranged. $14.85 no .2 wc™23c ,»® “ 6 2 c MAYTAG Naptha Soap...... 5 bare 19c 6 Reg. 318.50 ftp OxoU 999 uses...... pt. hot 12c Reduced to . No. 1 TaD Cana, ^ Cana 0 0 q Insured Workmen. $13.85

WASHERS **** protects the skin .. .2 bare ISe

Chlpao Flakes or Granules ...... hr. nfc,. 2ie

$ 7 9 . 5 0 up Industrial Insulation

AT OUR BAKERY DEPARTMENT

Company, Inc. Cinnamon Buns, Special...... dox.

(New Britain Conn.) Home Made Sugar CooUes, Hcrm ita...... KEMP’S (LJi? .15c dox., 2 dox. fo r 25c Maytag 678 Main Street Manchester Filled C ooh lcs..... Salas aad Servlet ...IPedi^ Phone $869

DIAL OUR NEW NUMBEB—5187

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