TUESDAT, DECEMBER 26,1 9 H Manchester iEvening>^Herald P A G E T E !f *■ The Weatl^er Average Dally Circulation Foreeoil oi L. 8. Ueuiber Far the Month of Novenber, 1844 Newly elected officers of Man- III Action Again 95tli Birthday Christmas Quiet Here; Cloudy and much warmer to­ chcstei ’ lodge of, Masons will he in­ night, foltnwfd by -,,now In lilterl- AboulTown stalled at the regular eomniimUH- 9,016 nr and sleet or *now near const: tlon of the lodge in the Temple to­ Is Celebrated Member of the Audit Thursday sleet and fleering min. night. Lodge will open at - :,.0. •— Weather Curbs Travel B a n M e < i Mr. and Mr§. Daniel J. Rice of The installing officer will be Past Mancheoter^A City of ViUage Charm H CarroU road, had M we«K- Master Robert J. Boyce and ^ e A daughter was bom Sunday at Mrs. Elizabeth Veitch Is ertd gneit Mies Helen t>. Prloe of marshal will be Past M ast^ Pr# ths Hartford Hospital to Mr. and House of Worship Is however for dad and the young-1 Mrs. William F,. Poach, Jr., of 22 Rain Keeps Most Per­ (TWELVE PAGES) PKICE THREE CEN'ia Ptonehani, Mass. Charles W. Strant T. Walter Filled on Sunday Eve­ Keiiiarkubly Active; sUra to try out all tta# new toya. (Cteeelfled Advertleteg ea roga It) MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDl^ESDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1944 ^ Relchard will be seated as Vtor- A, St. JAmes street. sons Indoors Except to The rain and fog cleared awayj VOL. LXIV., NO. 73 The Army Air Force# Training shipful Master. ning for Program. Hears Fred Patton Sing a portion o f the anow and loe yaai Command announced today tnai The annual Candlelight service Attend Church Services: terday Afternoon and avenlng,;.|inj will be held at the North Metho­ Pv't. Richard J. Buchley, of Man­ Pnvate First Class William A. Mrs Elizabeth Veitch of 24 proving the traffic condition# oir dist church, Sunday evening. De­ chester, was graduated from the Simpson has been awarded the The South Methodist church was —Fogs Cut Away Snow., the main routca. In eplte o f Um German Tank. Knocked Out cember 31, under the direction of Church street, observed her 95th Elas Artillery Department of Armament of I^w- Combat Infantryman Badge for filled Sunday evening for the tra- | ( traveling Sunda> and Monday Organist and Choir Director Mrs. birthday yesterday at her home in Nazis in Budapest Yankees Throw Back ry Field, Denver, Colorado. Pvt, exemplary conduct in action ditional Christmas Carol service ! Christmas 1944 was one of the ] though bus lines maintained theii Richard J. Buckley U the aon of against the enemy. He is the D. M. Bennett. The senior choir "si ■ the midc.^t of a group of relatives nre.sented for the first time Sun with candlelight processional. The . quietest on record with several ■ schedules with heavy paaaengen Fires on Ship; Mr. and Mrs. son of E.ttclla Simpson of i2 and was the recipient of many list# and some V uf lines ran regui :i77 Eaal Center street, Manches­ (lay morning an anthem for wom­ festive music o f Christmas was ; kinds of weather, all miserable, pn ; School street. Manche.ster. He gifts and cards from friends in lar trips in two ot three aectlonsi ter, and attended Manchester High attended Manchester State Trade en's voices written by Mrs. Ben­ featured in the carillon recital from j exhibition for those who traveled | Burn Up Supplies, nett, the words by Leigh R. Brew­ Mancliester and distant places. Delayed bus service' was contlnuee«\ 27.— One ■Wa.shington^ Dec. 27—(JPl- Mili­ miles of the Meuse river, and by the female voices of the chonis in the bargain. tended to consolidate a route from later. h a v e • eight o’clock sharp in Odd Fel­ New Year'# Dance. Dilworth- ALICE CXIFRAN " Hungarian capital. tary strategists are now tentative­ a front dispatch today de- with a sporial trio arrangement It was a miserable Christmas thousand I'. S. Eighth .VIr VOUB HOT AIR niRNAC* lows hsll. The Temple will ob­ Partv Is (iiveii Cornell Post, A. L. at Legion (Known As Qneen Alice) Cut Off All Eacape Roads Korea to Malaya not as an avenue sung by Mrs. Frances Schroder, day for the youngsters for thej? Athens. Dec. 27.— ’ to God,” open the route, and that the ob­ headquartera late yesterday and Berlin to the west hod been lightning thrusts into Celles and quested to furnish a 25 cent gift. of the Wilrose Shop, were Lecture by A. S. Blackington o" pie for SO Team. named Belgian town, where it wa.s knocked out of action. (A P verse on the western front into an "F o r Unto Us A Child Is Bom " garrison is not known here, but jective had been largely achieved. that, as a result, offensive air ac­ knocked out of commission. near Oiney in a bid to reach the Refreshments will be served by iiost.s Salurdsy night to their em­ "Yankee News. Reel of 1944" 169 Church StreeL Hartford, < the Russian conamand said their tion would )>egin again. I wirephoto from Signal Corps radiophoto.) *______early and deci.slve victory. But at Mother Here Notified hy and the ’‘Hnnelujah,’’ Mrs Eunice He said the Chinese considered it Six hundred heavy bombers, Meuse. But doughboy# in a au-spices Educational club. Hollis­ Phone 8-t0t4 The British Informed the Bias the moment it is s gray and wan­ the standing entertainment com­ Hohenthal, Miss Eleanor Willard. ployes at their annual Christmas numbers were large. a duty to furnish "by far the larg­ escorted by 400 'riiunderholts Christmas day battle rolled them Soviet assault units of tanks, that the truce was regarded as null ing hope, although the battle ia ' mittee. W ar Department; Is in Misa June Mildner and Mi.ss June party. The affair was held st the ter street school. est land forces" for the forthcom­ snd Mustangs, lashed at six back one to two miles, supreme REAL ESTATE BUUWA/G plus tommy-gunners, were believed and void. .still fluid. Yeomans, sopranos, and Robert ing struggle, and added that Chi­ railroad yards and one Im- headquarters disclosed. Hospital in England. Kronick home and Mrs. Ida Soder- to have slashed some distance into It had been agreed that no ar- Overopllniism Partly to Blame Miss Enuha lx>u an(f Miss Gordon, hsss. and Bernard Cam- nese authorities were taking ateps portalft Junction. WANTED TO RUT — SUlgl^ burg eatered for a smorgasbord the Buda district on the west bank tDleky action would be taken on Tokyo Factory Areas Along with thia aober eatimate Locked In Sertea o t Battles Joyce Keller were home from New pagna, tenor, were heard in solo Planning to Build to obtain better equipment for its t-rwnlly Ho«s## — of the Danube. one side or air action on the other ot the fighting has come a con- A dispatch from the field today York City for the week-end and Word was received today from parts. supper, A Ciffristma.s bonus was Army. London; Dec. 27— i/P) - Heavy Small Farms — !• •***®*|*I?“ ’ Christmas, and Miss Conntp Kel­ A delayed dispatch from Sze- for three quarters of an hour from declared U. 8. armor and infan­ the War Department by Mrs. Rev. W'. Ralph Ward. Jr., in the given to each employee and other Your New Home? Judging by the record of Amer- bombers from Britain spearheaded Boltoa, Vemoa ^ ler, a student at the University Christmas message, interpreted FUEL kesfehervar, about 32 milea south- 3 p,. m„ while Ela.s delegates were (Contlniied on Page Eight) try. "slowly regaining the initia­ aor. All traasaettiMM (O ASH ). Anne Brozowskl of 70 Birch gifts were exchanged. Super-Forts Target of Connecticut, is home for the the incarnation as the "realism of Many Christmas songs were LET JARVIS PLAN weat of Budapest, disclosed that being brought to last night’s con­ another assault against the Ger­ tive. have locked in a series of street, that her son, Private First ( Continued on Page Two) W hathavayoaT Call, Write or college vacation. God” and as the "symbol of g pro­ sung with Helen Ann Kronick the Nazis had fought for the city ference at which Prime Minister man western front offensive today. sharp battles with probing Ger­ Class John J. Brozowskl. had been Attention IT WITH YOU street by street. A pillbox was Churchill appealed for the warring mans on both flanks of the 20-mile FboBO — Maaebeater 4SM or cess” in which we are nil 'called playing the piano and many imita­ Favorable weather over the conti­ wounded in France. manned outside St. Stephen’s ca­ factions to end their strife. gap between the Hotton and Bos- t-1107 (Any Time!. upon to partiripnte. " I f we be­ tions wore given by Norman We are In a poaitioa to git siu g «e ,H o r Kifii. Time Four Persons The local youth, attached to an Home Owners thedral until it was silenced by a Delegates Surrender Side Arms Bomlicrs Blast nent permitted Allied planes based logne areas." Fighting still ii ex­ lieve." he said, "in God we must Kronick who is home for the holi­ you prompt hcflon with yo* in Belgium, Holland sml France to Infantry Ranger outfit, has been hnuning problems. direct hit. Weather Now The conference was so tense that Today hy Gianf Bomb­ tremely fluid in thi# sector, it live the godly life full of grace and day from Monson Academy. Our expert carpenters join the attack. H O W A R D R. HASTINGS G ir Hard Starting? overseas since last July. A fter be-' truth. If we believe in brother­ ( 1) It looking for a good Thonsunds of Dead Line Roads ail delegates surrendered their side Blaze Yietims added. R ^ Estate aad tesoraaoo ing wounded in action in France. are now available fnr any Thousands of German dead were arms at the door. ers Based on -Saipan; Jan Air Fields The German radio reported for­ Sm Me For Prompt. Expert hood we mu.st be brotherly. If we home we have 4— S and' 6-rooml mations of heavy bombers heading Supreme headquarters said M l Plielpo Road. Cor. Groea RC Pfc. Brozowskl was evacuated to believe in peace we might right and all types of home re­ Single# available tor occnpuney.l reported to have lined the roada Hodge-Podge The British announced that the Field Marshal Karl von Rundstedt Aato Repair Service England where he is now recu­ Details Not Reporled. * a i north over Auelria, indicating that every Wrong though it lead us to (2) Looking for an hive#t-l on the battlefields between Sze- first shell fell at 3:10 p. m. near a had been held virtually without perating from the wounds he re­ pairs and alterations. Flying Korlresscs and Liberators Firenipii Believe Three ABEL*S SERVICE ST A. a cross.” ment that will pay a good r^j kesfehervar and Budapest follow­ British warship at Piraeus. Th^ For 4tli Day gains In the 24 hours up to Tues­ ceived In battle. Hospitalization Estimates cheerfully . I Bulletin! of the U. 8. 15th Air Force were Rear — M Cooper Street The sanctuary was decorated turn on your money? W e have ing the Russian advance. Burned Predictions of Snow and second landed a little later neai Others May Slill Be day morning. In a recent letter to his mother, Ifiven. out armored vehicles, many of the Naval headquarters. striking from Itsly at Nazi war with laurel and Christmas wreaths; Flat* and Dnplexe# that will da 21st Bomber Command, industries far behind the bsllle But the Gern.an southern flank sHbrtly before Christmas, he with a large candle in the north them the latest King Tiger and Rain and Sleet Extend Nevertheless, the British said a n -, . nm In Chelsea Building. Insurance Just that. , Luzon Islaiifl Now Re­ lines. St that tame Ume aUSened stated that his wounds were not window, smaller candles In the east Hove It (3) Are yon Interested In Mn*| Panther tanks, dotted the fields other 45-mlnute truce would be ar- Saipan, Dec. ^ Yan­ rence appeared In Nativity tableau. G. E. WILLIS S* SON, INC. Tolbukhin's Third Ukraine Army i land states today, with t)\e night’s cues yesterday. from five surrounding communi­ sold at public vendue to the high­ site while continuing gunfire kee fighter escorts. Four more Harold Grobel, Robert Powers, Full Line of and Marshal Rodion Y. Mallnov-i lo^vest readings reported in that gypej..p'o|.tresses. The day- Since Saturday, when clearing ties near Boston rushed to the (Continued on Page 81*) est bidder #t The Manchester Auto sky’s Second Ukraine Army, it was ' section. Vermont. Maine and sounded m the distance, broke up ^ 29s of the were listed as probably downed. scene. Fire-fighters raced o Ralph Leander were the Wisemen. Lumber of Ail Kinds The day’s bag. brought to 72 the Body Works, 80 Oak street, in the pointed out, are tactically linked 1 northern Pennsylvania reported (Continued on Page Six) erect ladders but smoke and Philip Jobert. Carolyn Watts and 21st Bomber command was total of Japanese planes shot down Town of Manchester 14 day# aft­ Mason Supplies— Paint— Hardware ------! below zero temperatures, while the (Continued on Par Six) flames made rescue impossible. Joseph Brock took the part of GROCERIES AND COLD CUTS in 48 hours ip. the Manila raids. er date which will be on Jan. 9, three children. (Cuntinoed on .Page Eight) mercury, after touching lows of the first on the sprawling Three hours later bodies of foui 1945 at 11 o’clock in the fore­ Balsam Insulation ------^---- ^------: mJniis 26 in Wyoming and —24 in The Americans lost six fighters on George G. Ashton played the or­ FRESH FRUITS AND SALAD OILS Japanese capital since Dec. 3. the two days. victims were located and firemen. noon. to satisfy eald execution gan prelude and for the antlphonal Illinois yesterday was on the ! The War department communl- Fifth Army Flashes! On conquered Leyte, American Coast Guardsmen and police en­ w d my fees thereon, the follow- hymn "Watehman, Tell Us of the ascendancy. Readings in the high Meat ‘^Holiday’ i\ que did not report further de­ People who live tered the ruins in search of others. ( Late BuUetUis of the WH Wtee) Sjf described property to wit; Night,’ whi.'h was sung by Robert Open 8 A. M. to 8 P. M.. Sundays to 1 P. M. 20’s were forecast for the midwest without Religion COAL COKE / OIL Blood Tests tails. (Continued on Page Six) Police identified one of the bod­ 1938 Chrysler Sedan. Gordon, Jr., and the Junior Choir. region today. ■enrch vainly for Claim Some Interceptor 5'lctorlea Forced Rack ies as Isaac Stein. 70. Dated at Manchester, this 26th James MacKay played the orga^ Open Thursday and Saturday Evenings To 9 P. M. But disagreeable Weather was in Is Continued l,e«iievl

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FACE I'HHEE MANCHKS'rKK KVKNIMJ HKKALD, MAWCHESTEK. CONN, \VEUNEal>AY, UhCEAlBEK 21, 1D44 w MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCnESiEK. CONN, WLDAL&^Ar, ULLLAIHEK 27, 194« f A O K I W U 1) Camera's Evidence of Nazi Dcalli Camp Youth, 4-F, that an Inter-American Foreign Appeal to Folks Here Military Men Support ' sor- R a llo n in g Data Ministers conference is to be held T o H elp a l.^ K -a l S a ilo r Lodge Marks Foreign Policy soon— probably In late February t im . Takes Life or early March. Month-by-Month Maps Show I A local' sailor, based in Flori- Furnished By Mrs.RouvaBs Meeting Soon Mexico hai Invited all the west­ ! da where ^here is good hunt- Its Birthdavl Compulsory Training ern hemisphere .nations except I ing and fishing, has appealed Newington Boy Suieifle (Mtice ot Price Administration ; DRESSMAKING Argentina to meet in Mexico City ; to , The Herald to get him a Kegiitnai Oepurtnient ot Intnriimtlon and discu.ss international security A Year’s Progress in Europe : casting pole and a box of .12 Pythian Sisters Cele-I Fewf Hourt* After His 66 Tremnnl Street. Rostnn. 8. Atsssuehnsetta. Inter-Ainericaii Foreign problems, it was lesrned on good I gaiiR:e or 4.10 gauge shotgun Want Every Able-Bodied TAILORING authority. hrale 22iul Auniver- North Coventry’ Clastiifieution Reeeiveil Minislers Conference MARCH ' shells. He has worn out plenty Youth to Undergo at .Meals, Fats, Etc Oosollae The Inter-Aiiicrican conference, of shoe leather on his short _ _ _ _ H-A. coupons good everywher* a high official said, is scheduled nary; Largp Aiiflience. I Newington, Dec. 27.—(/P)—Ken­ Boo1< 4 Red stamps Q5, R5 and i FUR REPAIRING To Be Held in Mexico. leave here trying to buy sheila I..4?ast One Year of Rev. C. A. Haiisen was the guest S5 valid indefinitely!^ Five new red i ‘ Pf ‘ ’“ '‘JT, .*^*1 through to come shortly before the United and secure a surf casting pole, neth A. at. John, 18. waa anxious Memorial Temple Pythian Sl»-1 .s|}eaker at tl\c Second Oongrega- stamps will become valid Sunday, March 21. B-5 and f>8 coupons Nations meeting on the Dumbarton to no avail. to get into the Army or Navy, es­ ' 5 Tyler Circle ters marked its 22d anniversary I Military Instruction. Dec. 31, on which date,lnew point everjnvhere for flw gallons; Washington, Dec. 27 i4^ The Oaks peace agency proposals Perhaps you have a pole in tlonal church Sunday morning. He pecially since his brother, David, tln'.e schedule of unfolding plans ia.s‘. night, and as usual on every values for meat become effective 1 coupons will expirs Orford VfllaKe. The .schedule then will probably the attic which is gathering c'.oat as his scripture reading the and many o f his friends w'ere in for a peaceful world became ap­ birthday, renewed its obligation. ( Editor’s Note: This Is the and many cuts will be returned toT'®®- '"*• < \ Manchester, Conn. be; 1, a Roosevelt-Stalln-Church- HEAVY BLOWS nothing at present but rust 2nd (Chapter of St. Luke, verses mllltarv service, parent today with the disclosure ill meeting at the end of January The irapre.ssivo ceremony was aeeond of tw’O storie' In a se­ A month ago he underwent an rationing. Butter point value was;- AT REICH and dust. This sailor will 1-32. His sermon was titled “ A increa-sr.l from 20 to 24 points a Old Period k our and Five » u - and early February. 2, the Inter- conducted by Grand Chief Mercyll I ries on compulsory military induction examination at New surely appreciate the use of training: The arguments for Child Is Born.'- The z’holr render­ poiind on Dec, ’26. j pohs and new Period One M d-Tw o American meeting in late Febru­ the pole and is willing to pay Peckham of Memorial- Temple. I Haven and, returning home, t>ld The officers, all attired in floor I an I Bgnlnal.) ed two selections during the morn­ . ., J I coupons good throughout the cuc- ary or early March. 3, the United for the shells—if a box can be ing service "The First Christmas his mother he would learn his I roressed knods I rent heating year. In midwest Nations meeting in late March or length white drcn.ses and bearing I status from his draft board soon. located. By James Marlow . Morn". Newton, and "O Little Bool' Four blue stamps X.*), Y5, and south period three coupons April. , Anyone willing to pa.ss along white candle.s, formed a cross at I Yesterday the card came. The Z5. A2 and B2 valid indefinitely, also good now and valid through- the altar. A total of 21 names j Washington, Dec. 27.—(/P:- The Town of Bethlehem." Scott. Pre­ youth was classified 4-F (physical­ RANGE AND FUEL Keanirma I ’nined !eaker to all coming to and go­ truck parked in the town’s gravel CALL ing by the church. The same pro­ Dec. 2*1. when canned peas, corn, Board; - " of the rest of the American na­ charter members were present youths is this; Ls it necessary? Jilt. A hose led from the exhaust green anil wax beans, asparagus p iD S move on 700-mile Ukraine y^lUED strotegic bombing de­ I^USSIAhis cross the Bug River, cedure was followed after the This Meek tions behind a policy of l.solation la.st night, al.so Mrs. Herbert A l­ The Arm y and Navy, which arc pipe to the truck cab. and s|iinaeli were added to ration towards that nation. The United front, finolly free Leningrad stroys estimated 80 per cent strike into Bessarabia, and ley, who was the young wonaan supposed to know, say it la. They church service. The flowers W’ere Suicide, said Dr H. A. Howard Wednesday: (Closed all day) given by Mrs. William McKinney lial. Other changes in proce.s.sed 8500 States has branded the Argentine after a siege of 79 months. Yonks of Nazi fighter output in two-woy take Cernouli, IS miles from the Obituary initiated at the first meeting. Mrs. want every able-bodied youth, of Wethersfield, the medical ex­ r-g- ^ U Confer Street a year, and then returning them a call to become pastor of the Sei-- j — --- , i.slature who really knew what BULi Taylor Pratt. He was employed the office, Mrs. Peckham, Gustave MONTGOMERYiviA#ri I wm c I WARD'S a ^ at the East Hartford plant of the to civilian life, in 10 years wc and Gull of Linne Ixidgc and also a ! ond Congregational church ""-I J { „ | , r , „ a V U r 'R S l U t r n i r n l ^I inenibcrs ” '’ '’ of the .lukesmnn said ROMANIA tage Pratt, four sons, Arthur H And we’ll neeu it after this war. gin his partorate. ] The Covenant-Congregational FRANCE Alley. A l l Pratt of Newington, Conn., Corp. W e’ll have to be prepared for any The Phristiar Endeavor will | in SI mI p H it I Rohrma.vcr would "have the siip- \M) H I.l. chtirch on Spruce street will omit A .social followed during which I IIO IIl- III port of both wets and drys" if he V/ 1 Li ^20 I Robert E. Pratt, U. S. Army, in sudden emergency. This is true hold their New Year’s .social at the ! 1 Its regular Wednesday evening | continue offensive, smash |y|EW Allied offensive in Holy 0 -D A Y is carried out according refreshments were served by the 'would sponsor legi.slntinn denying the Philippines, WMiliam H. Pratt whether wc Join a league to pre­ Church Commiiiilt.v Hoiusc on Jan­ service tonight. into Romania. U. S. ISth Air opens after a six month stale­ to plan. Cherbourg foils June social coniniittce headed by Mrs. Hartford. Dec, 27—(A’l—Harmon ^ (pp appeal section of tbe liquoi and Richard E. Pratt of South serve peace or isolate oui'selves uary 1. at 8 o’clock. Sarah Miller, and all present re- i 1 A. Genlot of Waterbury, public re- control commissioners "the right FURNACE BURNER SERVICE Force in ttoly bombs Bucharest mate. Cossino finally is token. 71. Nazis strike bock at Britain I'oventry, one brother, Emmett A. fm m -he rest of tbe world again. The Sunday School C^hristmas ceived a gift from Coe prettily | lations director for the Connect!-! part in any political activ- and Ploesti to support the Reds. Bombs foil on Rome roil yords. with the robot bomb. Pratt, of East Hartford. decorated Christmas tree. We d need it iin*'our ef* i Tear’s party will be held December Clearance! leapie ^ack up our ef- | ^ Read Heri,ld Advs. The funeral service will be held cut Restaurant and Liquoiiitoealers i it>c»-’ Board of Trade, says Liquor Com­ As for Rohriuayer's talk as a , at the Watkins Funeral Home, 142 r joln.Zn nunrirn evorwn'di - r-o- 2:30 p. m. to JULY a u g u s t missioner Francis P. Rulirmayer's whole, Genlot said: ' East Center street, Manchester, on "Had the charges come from .i • e ^ > n ils ’,iPWAr Friday afternoon, at 2:30 o’clock, Fii*enieii*8 Parly have a great reserve of ^ recent assertions about liquor con­ ditions in Connecticut left the pub­ fanatical dry, they would be quite the Rev. Truman H. Woodward, w -i,,. W ar. i Helen Hutchinson of Bristol lic "in the dark as to what it’s all understandable. The.v would be minister of the East Hartford To Be Arranged] Unprepared for All Christmas Day with their dismissed as headlinea of the d ay;' ALLIES RACE Congregational church, will offi­ In our history the United States __. . . w , about.” FOR BELGIUM The commi.s.sioncr. addressing But. coming from a person so ciate. The burial wjH be in the clo.sely identified with the n‘gu- family plot in Wapping cemetery. the Hartford County Bar Associa­ CI.EARANCE MEN'S SLITS A meeting of the general com- them i Farm. tion on Dec. 8. said there were "de- latiou of the sale of alcoholic iiev- TOWELS CLOTHESPINS VICHY Friends may..cal! at the funieral If we had had a large m ilitary] Mr. and Mrs. Byron W. H ^ and erages. they have created a none r-B'll MAIN SI. MANCNtSlER' home after 3 p. m., Thur.sday. mitte.e.s from the four fire com­ plor.able conditions threatening COATS panies connected with the South force this time we might not have l Mrs. Map- Russell spc"! family life and juvenile morals.” too favoralilc impression in ail FRANCE Mancbcster Fire department, to been atUcked. Our unpre|/aredness and he called for changes in the branches of the industry. Even nrrangp for Ladies’ Night, will be ! figUYcd in Axis calculations ' Herbert Hall Ir East Hartford, liquor control act which, he assert­ the inquiring and consuming pub­ BORDEAUX held tonight in the house of. No. 1. j against us. Thomas McKinney ed, left the commission ” no power lic is left in the dark as to what 4 - 0 0 15.88 doz. Weddings ’The different sub committees Fortunately, in this war and the ! of Norwich spent Christmas with to enforce and. in many cases, only it's all alxjut ” 1 9 ^ i'.amed at the meeting held two | lust one we had Allies who. . held.... off Mrs.««------McKinney’s1-- parents. Mr. and doubtful powers to regulate.” t ■ ----- LANDINGS IN Weeks ago will make a report. the enemy until we got into fight­ Mrs. Charles Smith, No Specific Denials Gernutn ,iencral Dies SOUTH FRANCE The date and place for the party I ing shape. Mrs. William McKinney. Genlot. relcasii^ a statement In Tan and Sulfa you'll wear wow Pluld towela In grren Kant-Rolt cluthespina. FRANCE Johnson-Carlson will be selected tonight, it Is ex­ ’The next time the attack upon Miss Cora Kingsbury spent the here last night, ■Inadc no specific London, Dec 27. /Pi ' Gen. l| ...... r - Brown. 'Som e Fitted. and for acaaona to and red. 2(1 \ 10 In. For thia Sale only! Miss Jean Carlson, daughter of pected. The pai ly will be held in | ua may be sudden. We may have Chri.stmas holidays with her fam­ denials of anyf.iing Rohrmayer Theodore Geib, commander of a ^ lllE S breok out of Normondy 0ISENHOWER overruns. France y^MERICANS invade "sacred ily. Mr. and Mrs. John Kingsbury. Some with Belt. MIsaea’ come. Good aaanrtment Limited quantity! Limited quantlttea! Mrs. Thomas Scott of Scott Place February. no allies. If we are unprepared had said, but took the commission­ Gcrm.an Army group, lias died of sizea. of eninra and alzea. at St. to after bitter eight-day foster than the Germans did in soil" of Germany. Gothic line and the late Herbert Carlson, was then, we may be defeated easily Seaman First Class Andrew er to task for discussing conditions wounds received on the western Goldsneider, U. S. Naval Ai.' Sta­ WoHle. Germon generals foil in at. 1940. Paris is freed Aug. 7S. in Itoly coves. Reds sweep into married to Raymond Johnson, and quickly. in' Bridgeport, New Haven, New front, the Berlin radio said today, j Q—Do babies born in rural areas j tion. Atlantic City, spent Chri.st­ Yanks roce for BelRium, Czechoslovakia and Hungary. S-lc, U. S. N. R., SOD of Carl W’lll Need Trained Manpower London and Naugatuck valley The broadcast, which described tempt to kill Hitler. have a better chance of living than | mas with his parents, Mr. and Mrs Johnson of 233 Center street. The So, we’ll need plenty of train­ towns without mentioning Hart­ those born in urban areas? Anorew Goldsneider.. Geib as an artillery officer, said ed manpower: Either in uniform as ford. ceremony was j-erformed Decem­ A - Death rate ir one in 20 fo ri Seaman First Class Clara Vis- ber 26 at 11 o’clock by Rev. a standing Army or ready to be ■’From the rceoi# and off the the first year in rural areas, one | called into uniform quickly from ney, Bainbridge, Md.. spent (?hrist- record certain liquor operations in Bronislaw Gadarowski in the rec­ in 25 in urbtfii areas. mita with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. tory of St. Bridget’s church. civtifan life. the city of Hartford.” s,''.id Genlot, BUY NOW AND SAVE! We wouldn’t need compulsory Martin Visney, and Miss Betty "have caused more unfevorable REDUCED TO CLEAR Miss Elaine Broda o f Boltonl tr.Hining or a large reserve of train­ ■Yrsney of Ea.st Wind.sor was also comment and disrepute upon the was maid of honor, and Rudolph ed men if we had a huge regular, home for the holidays. industry since repeal than any oth­ Johnson, brother of the bride­ f i y g m Wednesday evening the install­ standing Army, N avy and Air er city in the slate.” CLEARANCE 0< CASION.AL CHAIR groom was best man. Force. ing team under the leadership of Genlot agreed with Rohrmayer | The bride wore a gown of white But the upkeep of such a regu- Ira Wilcox of Morrow will install that an amendment to the liquor | fiiiyon f ’rcpps and S|inns, broken sizem in Na\y. I'ull Spring eonstnieliont Cnlortiil Ta|>estry tile officers ot Ashford Grange. Black and Dark Printn ...... and lacc with sweetheart 4-jRj 1e ' military machine would be far control act adopted in 1941 under i 2.39 cover. Regular 44.9.'5 .... 31.88 more expensive than maintaining Those assisting are Past Masters which appeals from commis.sion ^^1 neckline and bustle back. Her G. Raymond .lohnson, Lewis T. shoulder length veil was draped THURS. - FRI. AND SAT. a fair-sized machine backed up by I rulings come' before the Superior' KARLSRUHE- Highter. and Gertrude A. Ander­ from a beaded tiara and her a great reserve. ! court for hearing was disadvan- i DRESSES REDROOM SLUT Here are some arguments ad­ son, all of Coventry Grange, and tageous because of delays in-1 bridal bouquet was of white roses LOVE .^ftor ChrUtinas C’lrarunre of roltonA In one and 6-Piece Redrooni. including i anll.v, t best. Bed. JRASBC/URG vanced against compulsory train- Ellsworth Covcll, of Andover volved. and Genlol said "the strip-1 and baby chrysanthemums. . WAS Grange, and Master-elect of East tv%o-plooe stylos. Mitmtly Mtiallor jbIzj'r ...... Spring and Mattress ...... UINW irg : ping ot the commission's power i 1.88 119.95 Her attendant wore a dress of MllltzuTT training trends to war. Central Pombna. again comes from the city of i light weight gold wool with off Our young men would want to use On Friday evening. Dec. 29, Hartford." the face hat and carried an old- what they learned. As we built up there will be a special meeting of The amendment was pul HANDBAG(LEARANCE: 1.1 M NG ROOM SUITE AILIES pled through flooded ^LllE D winter offensive on Reich Y ANKS and Tommies inch slow- fashioned bouquet. The flower girl our reserve, we’d want to turn our East Central Pomona at Vernon through the Legislature, ' Genlol Grange for the purpose of confer­ Soothes Throat Irritation Newest Winter Styles Reduced to Clear! Pat­ 2-Pleee Floral Tapestr.v Living Room Suite. Full Dutch lowlondt, reach Moot opens Nov. 16. Fanatic Ger­ ' ly to the Rhine. The lost wore blue velvet with white strength into aggressive acts. 2 87 trim and carrier a basket of flow- M ilitary training would take ring the degree, so that candidates ents and iiovpK v leathers...... spring eoiistriietlon! Take advantage of this e.v- mans fight from door to door. Ad­ squeeie, from west and east, is Pills Tax. eeptlonal value! ...... 122.50 river. Aachen it pulverized. Redt e<^ The mother ol the bride wore out of a young man’s life, by in­ may take the sixth degree at the vance is slow, costly. shaping up for Germany. invade Norway, East Prussia. black crepe with velvet trim and terrupting his achooling and occu­ State Grange session in Hartford gardenia corsage. pational plans and delaying the in January. CLEARANCE W ORK SOX .VIMI.CE D INETTE threatening for a time an adjoin­ time when he could marry and es­ Several families in town held A reception « for relatives and family get-togethers and Christ­ SAV e V.1 30% F U E L ! Believe Japs Four, persons ing oil plant containing 186,000 tablish home. ih a Sollil Maple ."i-Plcee Snife. Built to bring ymi friends was held at the Sheridan mas dinners together, and several AND ENJOY GREATER COMKOKT f*M|>tilar RiN’kford S ’U R«* 200,000 pounds had been destroy­ “"1 Navy for 27 months and has s^en •serve peace, a big reserve ! C A t o , . , ; * . R n i l l l l RY»^s* Afrilon SiiIIn and Girls* W imiI and R^tvon il:iinni:*’d—:i f*'\\ flooi HatnplrH. VlYidrIq rapid succevlun as flamea spread ed. They declined to estimate the wouldn’t be necessary. D t l> S / I I O I I I H U U I l l l l 1. Xu olaM : Nq Rain VrnltluHi*nl Hirvn (Continued from Page One) active service for 22 months In Suits. 3 fo 6 '...... 7.77 to 3!i.fL*». Tulii nr full ...... , ■ 10.88 through the building. Help was total damage. Sicily, North Africa and the South The combined strength of the ( J w c k 2. Change Sicreeo to Slunn ."Wsb in •/} Min ;an-supplied Chinese troops called from Boston, Everett, Mal­ Pacific. He was in the battle of league partners would be enough Used bv Geriiiaiis ute Friini INSID E Vmdi Hume; . to deter or crush an aggressor. birma, such an Army "w ill prove den, Revere and Winthrop. the Philippines and Is now on a ; SHOW— These 5. No Bulky Windows t*> Store in Cellar: CHII/DREN S DRESSES H A I R A N D lUTE R K ; ( INIHONS Fire Rages Through 25-day leave, «n the completion of Would Make Others Snaplcloua No Fuss — No IjHlders — l.lllle rioic^ 'f incalculable value in speeding Below feezing g ROBERT LOWERY in Compulsory military training flood s#»|r«*(lon of colors! Sl/i's 1-3. Krdiir.^'d tfi ll'-ay y UTlglll. Regular g.n.l. 9’ v 12’ and which he will report on the West London,. Dec. 27.—(/P' -A Ger­ I. Pays loi* llw ll to Fuel Saved! Allied victory,” Wang said. hampered nremenfiremen anaand exiraextra uede-1-1 ® would make other nations auspi­ F e a t u r e s f'lrar! Comr oarlv and Sa>o! ...... 77c 8’-3" \ lO’-fi" 6.89 Coast. man radio station which has been The Information minister said cious of ua. particularly Latin 6. ,No Down Payment— 8(> Months To Pay tails of police and 20 Coast trying to panic the Belgians ever China’s economic front was "no Guardsn en from Conatitution thrge big A m e ric a countries. They. too. M ullaney-CostcUo since opening ot the Nazi offensive Let Us Show Vou a Kui>c Ciood quality foilot tlssiirN! Prb’rd VI lf»u vi»u’11 n the steadiness of the price In- tance. Twenty Kansas City companies, (Joatello of WUllmantlc. and Lieu­ ament race. Compulsory mili­ Shorts. Tu o to a nistomor! . . . . . / ...... 1.35 \Minl to hii> so\f ral! maknig no headway after five atomic bomb in the new attack. 3c Icx in free China during the lat­ Caijse of the blaze was not de­ tenant John T. Mullaney, son of tary training didn’t save France . BARTLETT-BRAINARD CO. hours of fighting, called further "This la the t.vpe of bomb bn ter half of 1944. termined .immediately. Mr. and Mrs. J.imes Miillkney of (T o this last paragraph sup­ I US WOODBINE STREET HAK'n'OKD (Ok help from the Kansas City, Kas.. porters of compulsory training which the Allies had claimed to Japa Preparing for Drive 75 Whitmore street, Hartford, END TODAY:. FBi.EPHONB -2-1-259 RI ANKETJ IJ^R \N( E: R o i l ) li\F FERV IS W O R T H department. any: All the big nations— except have a monopoly.” the announcer > 0 1 p.'P.' H. cnang, Chang, CTuneseChinese caoineicabinet r- r» * „ _ were married Tuesday, December Evenings and Sundays — Hartford — S-6379 “THIS IS THE LIFE” said. The "O rm ans used it at St. Double Blanket! ^S^oWool. Ml/.e 72\84 In. F,\ehai»ge priee for .your old Battery. Si.v to 30 spokesman, said today the Japa- * FTP U e s t r o y s The blaze, smoldering since 26, at 11 o’clock in the rectory of Great Britain and the Dominions earW morning In the basement of a Plus: "MADEBIOIilELLE FIFI” but including Argentina. Brazil Vith. Wherever such a missile is Blue and Rose colors. U j Lbs. >...... 4.88 niontlis’ guarantee! 2.00 nese a’pparcnUy were preparing St. • Augustine's church. Hartford. dropped all animals and plants for a drive to close the gap In the * „ building housing a floor wrox manu­ Rev. Stephen Orimbolsky per­ and Chile— had compulsory train­ fa c t u r e company, suddenly burst ing before this war. cease to exist. Huge areas o f land Conton-Honkow railway, a sector Walpole, Moss., Dec. 27.^— — formed the. ceremony. Starting Sun„ Dec. 31st' are scorched, woods are consumed, P~ of whlcfi still rmlns in , Chinese A two alarm fire today destroyed through the windows and roof and The bridal attendante were (France’s poor 'military plan­ M EN S H VTS TIRE UF F INERS ^ spread quickly to two other build­ AL.SO PRESENTJDD ning and Internal confusion con­ and any human being caught in hands south of Hengyang. two stores and damaged bthera -in Mias Maty Mullaney, sister of the BreiUlfin Fur Fell In latest styles and colors; filvr addl'd Ufi’ fo >oiir |irni*ionw Urns ulfh Ihrsn ings. AT THE OApA ____ tributed to its downfall. Ger­ the hurricane is shattered to ing also declared he had re­ the 200-foot Walpole Center block bridegroom, and Robert Malone .411 sizes 1 ...... Each vfurd.’). rarlnj;^ Krllnrr^. B.00\I6 ql7r. 1.97 NEW YEAR’S EVE many Is a good example of how smithereens.’! , 2.88 ceived information that the Japa­ i(j the business section. Firemen The agent for the building first of New Britain. . well war can be waged by a jfa.~ nese were strengrthening their de­ estimated the loss at $50,000. to catch Are sold It and its con­ The bride Is on the staff of MIDNIGHT SHOW! tents were valued at $2,250,000. tion which has built up great re­ fenses on the China coast north The Wellington drug store and Manchester .High school, and CLEARANCE I.EATHER lACKETS: I I ASIII.RHFT R \TTF:Rn:S! ^ and and south o f Shanghai against I the RuaseU specialty ahop were Lieut. Mullaney has been sU - '^Hollywood serves through cotnpulsory train­ FURNACE REPAIRING Imported Capeskin Sur Coats Reduced to Clear! a feared American attack. I wrecked, a meat market and gro- tioned at Camp Blandtng, Florida, ing.) on . BURNER 8ER\'UTE \\r havr rrenUrd a i*:” *»*1 ^hlpmcnl of Roe- Sizes 36 to 44 ...... 15.88 ular Sl/.c Batlrrlr^ to fit standard slxr flashllifbtq. 10c He aald the commander of the Weather Now and is swaltthg assignment Bocii Cant’een'" For Fall Infonnatioa Uzih' ermrrimnn In ShttnoFlial LV And ShODSshops In OthCF SCCtlOnB >Of arc graduates of the University Japanese garrison In Shanghai 62 GREAT STABS! VAN CAMP BROSi . I — had warned that if the Japanese the building suffered smoke and of Connecticut. Service Vote,Put water low. Hodge-Podge fS Tears’ Experteneet CLEARANCE M ACKIN AW S I \M T.EREi:/.E were foiYd to withdraw from the TEIJCPHONE 8244 Plaids In sizes 36 to 12. lined. Redueed city they would leave nothing of Around 2,800,000 Free InspectlnasS Protect .vrnir ear against Winter cold! .4 ne'\y value there. 19 Persons Driven (OMUnaed Froai Page Oaa) to elenr! I ...... 9.97 sliipinenf of .\nti-Freeze Just arrived! Bring your container. Gallon L17 To Street by Fire giving the section file same brand Washington, Dec. 27— tjf)— Best Q— What are the Philippines’ UL Portland, Me., Dec. 27.—UP)— of weather predicted today for m m (flsUmates obtainable from election two main crops? I : ? 4T1 SOAP FLAKES^AND POWDERS...... ;.. 17c Pkg. A two-alarm fire awept from the ports of Ailiansas and Loulolana, 'officials place U'.e service vote In .20% Off A — Rice and coconuts. the recent presidential race at MACHlNlSTsS* PRECISION TOOLS. cellar to the attic of a large, where sharp drope in temperatursa Hospitalization KIRKMAN’S COMPLEXION SOAP...... 3 for 1.5c three-story tenenibnt in the west around 2,800.000. .SNOW SHOVELS REDUCED!----- ...... 98c were reported from yesterday’s WED. AND THURS. This Is for below the 3,392.000/ FAMOUS MASTER PAINTER’S IJNE OF V' end last night driving 19 Arsons ,.4'/iC Lb., into nyar-zero weather. summer-like weather. Colder lYd! 6 ACTS estimated by otate offloars prior to Insurance INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR PAINTS 25% Off COMMON NAILS—16d Only------weather also was forecast for Ten­ L. Nov. 7 election as likely to be Why not let ns take care your fuel oil re­ Personal Notices Twelve of the occupanta were JOYCE nessee, with below freezing fore­ ncKtrsNOMON cost. But it la a for freeter per­ Conpleto eoverage tor mea RESINTONE WALL FINISH— STORM WINDOWS REDUCED— children, among them Norma cast for Memphis and Chattaflbogm. REYNOLDS centage of the service strength and wnmsn. ages 1 t.o 70. 2 and 4 Light...... 20% Off Robinson, 8, of CalaU. \A . guest of j I A T t ■ quirements now before the cold weather rush? Reg. 2.69 ...... 2.28 Gal. 68c Ql. (!ard of I'hanka F r e ^ n g rains were forecast H A RTf ORD 2 HOUR STflCf SHOW then that recoroed In the 1042 We desire to expreu our heartfelt Alfred J. Alward and his six chil­ Individually or in groupa. ROOFING AND SIDING — Odd L o ts Reduced 25^,i throughout parts of PennsyTvsnla ROBER^r F : I. h D I. 1 oongresalonol elections. MACHINIST TOOL CHESTS...... 25% Off thanks to retatlves, friends and neigh­ dren. and weatetm New York today, Dally bsasata fS4W and i ^ By doing so yoii will enable lis to spread our bors for sympathy and assistance in HUTTON The total military and civilian Blaternlty cases osvsred. , Pn»- our recent bereavement, the death ot Fire Chief Oliver T. Sanborn changing to anow tomorrow while '/•AROUND vote this year v ia 47,97t,lM, cor­ Mrs. Wllllatp C. Taylor of Wells Road, sUd an~dverheatcd furnace pipe similar weather was predicted to­ vMtos for surgeon’s fees. deliveries and utiliae our manpower now to East Windsor, formerly of Manches­ EDWARD rected to date. \ caused the blaze. No c.;tlmate of day In Ohio and West Virginia. '' z/m; WO R LD PREMIUMS RANGE ter. We would eepeclally . tbnnk all the loss was available Immedi­ New Tfork aty*8 night low was ARNOLD who sent beautiful floral trlbntea Vawa Batirely Too Wide ^ TBe MONTHLY AND CP. your advantage^ > » Dm your crodll to buy anything oarriod M our Mora ilocto or pteturad In ear cotfltega Membcra of the Taylor, Lewis and ately. , ^ 18, with today's h l ^ estimated V : R C v u c We an gBl **aair . . . wrong sizes 'n wrong colors . . Therefore you’re Loomis Families. at 25. ‘ 20 60 Newark. N. J.—orted as medical men rcFlercd first aid to Instltuto of Ufa InturotHO.) League. New Guinea campaign,, the wea­ Von Rundsledl’s Delaying Action Seen as Effort to Prolong W ar So lliat WVhrmachl Can the wounded ana the platoon start­ So. Italy. ★ Shopping with l^ancy ★ Govemor^s Mansion. Saturday, Dec. SO Wounded in Action. pons platoon of which Private ed back to the safety of their own New Year’s De.rice, Dllworth- Norwalk, Dec. 27— (An —^Nor­ perimeter. Pfc. Carelli was com­ Introduce New Phase of Air and Scat Battle. walk Health Officer Robert E. First Class Nicholas Carelli of 16th A .A .r. in lU ly - F ir s t Lt. 1,1 Hartford. Dec. 27—(IP)— The Cornell Post, A. L. at Legion Pvt. RMm K w.. RUder, of 49 Manchester, Conn., was a member, mended by hie commanding officer Home. Perdue planned a thorough inves­ ItVar Production board has no fUvumtde Oriva, h«a returned U> was cut off from the remainder of fur his succes” in a dangerous mis­ Gordon T. Weir, whose wife, Bet­ Sunday, Dm *. g| tigation today of the Illness which Advertiae.ment— Atfvartlftmaat..- Advertlaamant— Advertisement— 0a h m sA er being reported wound* its unit, following a sharp encoun­ sion. ty Ann, and their young sotT7 live Lnore objection to the completion By Curt Bless Sock and Buskin reunion .3 to attacked several employes of the -■ action in France, it waa re­ Inducted into the Army in Feb­ Southern New England Telephone pd in ter with the enemy. at 1768 Linden avenue. Mcniphls, |.:>f repairs on the governori^ man- London— tBy Radio)— Countless in drama room, High school. vealed today. Private RIeder ia the ruary, 19-11. Carelli had basic train­ PrciM firmly. Bake in moderate company a few hours after they As runner for the' pl?,loOn, Ca- Tenn., baa been awarded the A ir lldon, a controversial subject ever Saturday, ,lan. 14 aon o f Mr. and Mra. Frank J. Rle- relli was ordered to try to find aid ing at Fort Bragg, N. C., In the oven (876 degrees F .) 40 minutea. indications Justify the assumption Religious drama "James of Gali- had eaten in the company’s cafe­ dar. for the many casualties the gioup held artillery Later he transferred Medal for merit/jrioua achicva- Csra-Tuniato ricallop Th^ Home ISuree lllnce the 1943 Legislature creat- that the Reich is preparing for a •ee,” Luther League. Emanuel teria here. A teUfram from the W ar de- to the infantry and In January, 'y d a commission to provide an Sixteen women and four men had suffered during the fight. It ment at a*'' heavy bomber atation (Serves 8) By Looa L Trotl long, drawn-out war. Lutheran church. MfCnient wae received by Private 1913. was assigned to overseas In aouthern Italy, where lie Is pi­ (,# One and one-half cups cooked ■ifflclal home for the state’s chief were taken to Norwalk hospital was very dark and the trail was Intelligence issuing from the Wednesday, Jan. 31 PUadw'e mother recently atating duty.. He holds the Combat Infan­ lot of a 16th A.A F. B-24 Ubera- com, 2 3-4 oupi- canned tomatoes, Asst. Uifn Nursing Hsrvloa I pxecutlve. late yesterday, and others wer bard to follow but he got through. Christmas week in normal timea la usually pretty haetle and Lecture by A. S. Blackington on that die had been wounded in ac­ With several aid men and littcr- tryman Badge for exemplury be­ tor boniber. He ia the aon of Mr. 1-8 cup cho|>ped onion, 1-2 cup American Red Crasn State Senator Frank H. Pect Reich supportlpg such a belief is sent home. None, physicians even a wartime Chriatmas ia fsy enough ao that wa look forward "Yankee News Reel of 1944 tion an Oat. 16 in France. Several ^ a r ^ s , he started buck to hie havior in the face of the enemy. chopped h^een pepper, 3-4 • tea­ )f Kent, chairman of the com- shared by some military experts wa,s in serious condition. / to the end of the holidays and the beginning o f a new year with au.apices Educational club. Hollis­ weeks later, a letter dated Nov. SO, platan. Moving forward cautious- spoon salt, 1-8 teaspoon pepper, 1 Itilsslon, sent letters yesterday to Samples Sent to Laboratjity a certain amount of relief. Th^ new year whicli will find tha pray­ ann Colton Bags Useful here, but Is reluctantly shared by ter street school. waa received by hie. mother atat- fy to evade the many Japs in the Pfc. Carelli did not enter service tablespoon sugar, 8 silled crack­ As Substitute tor Baadagca| '.he other members, informing A fter he had been infoptoed of tng that Robert waa up and around area, the men lost their way and from Manchester and he la not list­ er for peace ever atronger in our hearts. Happy New Year, every­ ers crumbled. hem that the W PB had granted the public. the circumstances last night. Dr. one. and waiting to go back to duty. A wandered about aimlessly until Ca­ ed in the Manchester directory. Mix all Ingredients and pour into It Is likely that the demands of l.irioritles for the material needed Perhaps the projected meeting (’ erdue ordered sample* , of tha aecond telerrram from the War de­ greased oaoserolc. Bake uncovered ;o put the mansion In shape. He of the Big Three may have some­ Hliiitisls Dropped (Thristmas turkey and other food partment then contained the In­ If in the hectic preparations forr t the milUary forces for cotton Council; first vice preaident, Rev. bast vlforoualv I minutea. Add 20 minutes in hot oven (400 de­ 1 '.ailed a meeting of the commis- thing to do with the new German which the victim.s hid eaten sent formation tha* Private Rieder had ('hristinas you didn’t find time to und for dressings will re­ plans to fight on— as grimly ex­ Frederick Thayer of Somers: 2nd raisIn-nut mUture and rala well. grees F.). I lion to be held here on Fi'iday. To Kill Officers to a labonitory foT examination, been returned to duty. Rockville send Chrislmaa cards or you sult in a scarcity of thsie mata- emplified in the current Nazi hut he cautioned against jumping The local youth who la only 18 vice prc.sldent, Rev. J. Arthur Turn into two 9x4x8-inch loaf State Denied Priority counter-offensive—In the desper­ Door, Stafford, Secretary, Mrs. With aero weather the rule rlals for civilian use. It may not The commission, after studying to any conclu^on that the food yeara old, waa inducted iaat Feb­ list then you’ll be happy to hear. * « * » * f ’ rather than the exception these ate hope that time and V-bombs Willlain U. Booth, Vernon Cen­ be possible to go ti. the store and J several offers, purchased a home was re.sponsible. ruary and after rec4>lving basic that the Devvey-Uichman Com- days, you’ll be glad to hear al)oiit will turn the tide of war in favor London, Dec. 27 — ()P) — The Emphasizing that no cause ter; Treasurer, Emil Kroyinann, buy sterile gauze and absorbent Ion Prospect avenue, an exclusive training, embarked for overacas Auji^st Ahead pany has a grand assortment 0118^ *“ ®**- , ® ,5'li’PPt'^ the sale of coats just stqi-ting at of Hitler. American Army newspaper "Stars could he assigned to the illness un­ Uockvilic. ' cotton In unlimited quantities for I residential section, and an exten- duty In August. After being sta­ New Year's Greeting cards from 1 meats, if d M lr^ . Bake in Montgomery Ward. Prices have Some time ago four British se­ and Stripes” declared today that til his investigation was finished. tioned in Bngland for acveral Mother’s f'luli which you can make aelectiona. 1 moderate oven (360 degrees F.) 1 use in the sickroom. I live renovation program wa.s cret agents parachuted to Ger­ been neduced from 824.75 to 821.76 Fi'oni time immemorial, women a well organized "task force of Dr. Perdue said the nausea and month!, he waa aent into action in As to Births The Mother's Clul) of Union ______! hour and 18 ninutes, or until done. and from 829.96 to 526 75. a very I started. Work was halted last many near the Baltic coast and other symptoms accompanying church will meet this evening at Let stand 6 minutes on cake rack; have saved old linen and aoft white January when the W PB denied posed as foreign workers. Found German parachutists clad in Amer­ iSiuicc. ’ ~ Follow This Fur Expert’s Advice nice saving. The coats are good I the attack indicated as one poMl- Prior to witaring the aervlce eight o’clock in the church social remove from pan, leaving paper cotton rags to use in case of Ill­ Ithe state priority for materials “politically reliable" by the Nazi And Your Coal Will Wear I-oager looking, tailored models in all ican uniforms had been dropped bility a staphylococcus infection . Private Riader .was employed by rooms. This will be a Christmas Wrap In cloth to ness. Many nvidern visiting nurse I leeded. authorities, they were assigned to Give the new fur coat, that attached. Cool, wool and yOu have a choice of behind the Allied lines on the west­ which could have been transmitted Cheney Brothers. Rockvillp ORlcial Re* party with exchange of gifts. The organiealiuna ask the homeinokara Several Democratic legislators different working camp.*, then fi­ makes you lock like a million now, store. black, brown, gray and lovely ern front in an attempt to kill high by .someone handling food. of the community to save clean [voiced objections to the amount nally to one 'V-plant. Before the portb on Deatiib anil conimitua in cJiarge inciudea Mrs.' its beauty care and it will be a ! winter shades in sixes 10-38. , ranking officers. rags for them to usa for dreosinga [of money spent for the mansion Gestapo got wise, they managed to Alice Carpenter, chairman; Mrs. flattering next year and the year Potterton’s eatend their thanks Th.' parachutists were equipped )n where the expense of appropriated for Its repair, return to England. This one ex­ Marrfiigea for Month. Charles Mead and Mrs. Nalson after. Guarding the back of the for your Interest and patronage with small vials of sulphuric acid, cotton onj gauzs is prohibitive. id the Issue carried over Into the ample of many shows that British I M M rib«»rough Mead. collar and waistline closings—two and wish all of you happiness Sweet Potato She|>herd’s Pie fitted inside match boxes and de­ Card Party Tonight The response is usuall.v generous. [campaign last fall. Intelligence knows everything RockvUla, Disc. 27 (Special) — worst points of friction - by wear­ during the coming year. 2 cups leftover meat, cut up or I f , you have a n e ^ fo f these signed to be thrown in the face of ^Whidi off his two The Rockville Emblem Club will In one campaign speech, Rob- there Is to know about the V-dan- any person stopping them for m m jannla IE, Stark of Lyme, Although ths records for Dacam ing a scarf Inside your coat and ground. malerlnls in the care of the sick hold a card party' this evening at lert A. Hurley, the Democratic ger. questioning, the paper said. a forwar taacher here at the making sure that proper fasten­ WUfald Kaaps TiMuaa Fresh 1 tablespoon parsley, minced. in your h ime, I suggest that you Wives will ho come ber are Incomplete, the returna at the Elks Home with both progres­ [candidate for governor, asserted Constant bombings of plniits and Thrown Into the breach as the German lUgh Command seeks to delay the Allied advance are burgh­ It asserted the parachutists were Northwaet eehooi. ha«,Joined the ings eliminate the nerd for clutch­ A trick many women are using 1 cup stewed tomatoes. pass the word along aniong your Four From Stale thrf office of Town Clerk Berwtn sive and pivot bridge lieing played. Ithat. If elected, he would not live launching platforms as well as ers enlisted In the “ Volkstunn,” the German honu army. Many of the reertilts, like those above, had equal in number to about two bat- WAO*- ing. is first rule of care mven you — and one that you might Ilka to teaspoon salt. friends and neighbors or the 'homo t o . . . A. Biilott show 211 Mrtha, 94 There will be prices and refresh­ the mansion and would recom- railways leading to them hamper never handled a gun and had to be given specific Instruction. lllio'ns, and had been specially Ohorga Nowacb ia g patient in and Mrs, Thornes Weir of 117 ■ Esther Dorothy, a designer who copy—for ennobling scarce facial •i teaspoon pepptr. women’s organizations of your On Casualtv List the German V-bomb effort. This is marriages and 10« deaths record ments. 2 cups sweet potatoes, mashed. nend that It be made into a con- trained for sabotage work in con­ the MiddlcMS hoapital. Middle Humnier street. Manchester I knows as niuch about furs aa a tiasues that serve aa hankiaa la to church. Your heart will suraly done not with an eye on p.ast and (Mn."6ay"or Mn."Ghmi"T| ed during 19J4.10 date. At Honia Hera tablespoon margarine. [valescent home for servicemen. nection with the present German tew *. Conn. I jeweller does about gems. From pack a daily supply in attractive 1 be warmed by the aagarneos of present random V-bombings with­ ag.iin about tp take over the high dicate their belief that they have The month of .Auguat led in the Mias Ella Kngelmann

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Helback. Will rya/is ill Budapest I'lO —lUMI m ST^'okvo Facliory ^ W n i Coniiiiit^iuii Jaiiiis llic “ Waves’ Escaped Nazis * • ^ ' f r ’: •, j- 8 Lt. Gilbert Ilu^W ins IVUIU^IS6(I*(l Today ^8 Radio WOTO—ioo Area? Targets Add Moiitiis Burn Up Supplies, Still at Large Eastern War fime Frog Hollows^ P A Y Win^ Rec Lbop^ Games .■ ,-V, — - ■ To Warfare Decoration in France Dynamite Utilities 3:46— W n C — The Right to- moua; W DRC — S a w Aeet; (C oiiHiiim^ mint Ob«) Happiness; WDRC— What is it? WTHT — Flying for iTeadow; [. -yt*---- Next 36 Hours May Dc> ' :00—WTIC — Backstage Wife; WHTD — The Lone Ranger. Buster Is Right gV CdmiminicHtiohs Commission, was (ronllniiert from Page One) (ftontiniied from Page One) You^ Players Pioneer Meet^ |4 WDRC — Afternoon Melodies; 7 :4 i- W T IC — Emil Cota Chorus, Both Quintets Remain iini'eadnblc in places but appar­ terinine If Round­ 8:00— W TIC — Mr. and Mrs. up northwest of Budapest for a IS News; W TH T — News: Music; ently the' enemy claimed that viction that at least part of the , North; WDRC Jaek Carson joint drive up both sides of the W H TD— 'Time Views the News. West Side Five Mune interceptors "chalked up" German success was ilue to over- j up Will Be Quick* Show: WTHT — Cscil Brown; To Carry Ball optimism throughout the Allied j Danube to Bratislava, Slovakian i:l5-^W Tie — Stella Dalias; Victories against the Super-For- II WHTD — Parade of fitars. W HTD — Ted Malone. f __ high command. , capital, and Vienna. trcaaes. I Phoenix, Ariz., Dec. 27.—(JP)— -I " 4:30— W TIC — Lorenzo Jones; 8:15 — W T H T — Sunny SKyler; A Japanese Imperial communi- , p'irst Allied generals thought the . Swarming forward along Hron The next 36 hours may determine W H TD —Lum and Abner. New Draft Ruling to Hit Top Altraction at West Kuropean war would he won last ' ‘~ivDRC — Ad Liner. aue said about 50 Super-Forts | (Garnm). a northern tributary of "4U 6--WTIC Young Wldder 8 :S0--W n c — Carton of Cheer; fall; hater they set the date at th< if there will be a quick roundup Side Alleys Tonight; were in the attacking force and | the Danube. Malinovsky's troops h Brown; WHTD—Hop Harrigan. WDRC — Dr. Christian; Bill Many Big Name Play* I hoIIowb Trim Ranfer* year's end, tlien moved it forward captured at least 13 towns in of 19 Germans still at large after Fish andvGame claimed nine were definitely shot i ■ 6:00^ - W TIC — When a Girl Mar- Henry and Uie News; W T H T -- List of Other Gaines. Stage L m I down, five probably and 27 others j to spring. ■ Now they tal'a of next : southern Czechoslovakia and ad­ a sensational escs)>e from the Pa* r. rlMt WDRC—News; Ad Liner: Newe; Castlee in the Air; WHTD ers in All Sports. And PA^fi fall or winter. vanced within 63 miles of Bratisla­ Bulletin damaged. ' pago parjt prisoner of war camp, |i l^ H T — Happy the Humbug; —My Best Girls. The two local bowling Isaguas Half Rally to Win; Tokyo radio said "downtown If it actually takes until late va and within 96 of Vienna. 9:00—W TIC — The Eddie Cantor Wasblngtdf), Dee. |7— Teea- an Arm y officer said today. • ■ W H TD —Terry and the Pirates. in town will offer two attractive Tokyo resounded with cheers and next year to lick the Gennans, the Show; WDRC — Inner ganctum Gains Form Single Front [1 5:16—W TIC-Portia Faces Life; 3gs players will carry the ball for | |)rograms listed tonight. A t the The Htate Board of Fisheries Leaders Meet Tuesday* applause as the throng was given date for victory over Japan will Six of the 25 Nazi U-boat offi­ Mysteries: WTHT —' Gabriel Tolbukhin's gains west of Buda­ cers and men who fled through a WDRC — Evelyn Winters; most college teams next fall if the | West Side Rec, the Main Street and Gams announces that the fol­ the treat of witnessing a B-29, I have to be moved forward also. But pest tightened the Russian battle Hcatter; W HTD — Dunninger. in Asia and the I’acilic. ns well ai<: 200-foot tunnel were recaptured W TH T — Music: W HTD —Dick Arm y and Navy induct their 4-F’s. i Servicemen tackle the Warren lowing ponda will be closed to ice Tba PoUab Americans and the break formation amidst a cloud of i zone in the Danubian basin Into the 9:15 W T H T — These Are Your in F.urope. much of what will hap­ Sunday night a few hours after ' Tracy. and Jarvis bowlers- while In the fishing during the 1944-45 season: Frog Hollows remainsd dead* untl-alrcraft barrage" and fall. ! equivalent of a single front, Neighbors. Such a development was seen as Ball Ppnd, New Fairfield. The Imperial communique said, pen depends on Fiussian plans, a-s the escape was discovered. None 5:30 W TIC -- Just Plain Bill; other match the Pioneer Para­ stretching some 250 miles from 0:30— W TIC — Mr. District A t­ 3 dUUnct possibility today as the Besrdsloy Park Pond, Bridge­ locked in Uieir battle for tbp hon­ two of the .Super-Forts were yet unrevealed. has been apprehended since. WDRC — Wav Commentary: chute five engages Paganl's Weal the approaches to the eastern Slo­ torney: WDRC — Which Is offiee of war mobillzatlen said that ors in ths Rec Senior League last knocked down by suicide Nippon­ The ranking escapee Is Navy Connecticut Heroes; WTHT — S|(Ies. port. Time Kl|)e for Hod -Move vakian fortress town of Kas.sa to Winch; WTHT — Vincent Plr- Beaver Pond. Meriden. night when both scored one sided ese pilots who dived the big Capt. Jurgen Wnttenberg, 43, for­ Superman; WHTD—Jack Arm­ college as well as professional A t the y alloys, th# Y League Tlierc is for instance tin- rpns- the southwestern Hungarian gap ro’s Orch st-a; W HTD — Spot­ Bcseck Liike, Miudlefield. wins to keep intact their unblem­ bombers. The high command ad- [ mer officer on the Admiral Graf strong. light Banda; Coronet Story 4-Fa will be called up for review features three gam®-4 topped by 2d I.lriit. .Stewart .'\lkinHOn,,Ir. lion of whether ami When the Red below I.ake Balaton. Mias Marjorie E. .Mitrhell 5:46- W TIC — Front Page Far­ UILT the Hunters and Bryant and Brewster Pond, Stratford. ished records in league play. Tbs mitted the loss of four Interccp- Spee, scuttled German , pocket 'Teller. In scraping the manpower barrel. ttIM S S iP r e g Army will open a full scale otTen- Both Tolbukhin and Malinovsky battleship. He was later decorated rell: WDRC — Swoon or Croon: Chapman match. Morlarty Broth­ Cream Hill Pond, Cornwall. league champion PA five! defeated -ive against Germany on the Pol­ are ieported throwing reserves in­ Miss Marjorie Elizabeth Mitchell, 40;00 W TIC — College of Musi­ However, the New Year’s Day i 3 Crystal Pond, Eastford-Wood- a stubborn Plant J Aircraft taaip __I I.ieut, Stewart Atkinson, Jr., son by the Nazis for sinking a Bra­ WTHT — Tom Mix; WHTD — cal Knowledge; WDRC — Great fo cm M.L ers Gas Housar# tangl# with Interrupts „ ' „ f Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Atkinson. ish front. The ground is frozen to the central sector of this line, Bowl games seem secure. There is by a score of 50 to 28 while th# daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William zilian freighter; Captain Midnight. Momenta in Music; W T H T — Chambers M'^ver# and ths third stock. Japanese War ' „ f m .i Cent, .- stre. t, who gradu- and the tune is ripe since the Ger­ where a new breakthrough might little flme left for any re-examlna- attra. Don brings together Freshwater Pond, Enfield. Hollows had things much theip Sugiyara^Jnt|'rnipted IS i elass yf avia­ R. Mitchell, f 69 Fairfield street, "Past experience would indicate Evening Sumner Welles: W HTD — Ray­ mans are heavily engaged in the be fatal to German hopes of keep- I most of the recaptures should Uons, Further, it was said there is D’Amico's Bllllarda and the Motor Fulton Park Pond, Waterbury. own way in downing the winless port to the diet th s cailets from the Columbus, I west. *lng the war from the soil of Aus- ■ will leave tomorrow to report at 6:00—News on s if stations, mond Gram 8 w ii«. no present intention of slapping come in the next da or two,” said 10:15—WTHT —’ Paul Schubert: Sales. Gardner’s Lake, Salem. Rangers. 63 to 31. make a statement on a - • i . Army Air Field, Saturday, Successful Russian assault and tria. i IlUBler College, the Bronx, New 8:16- W TIC — Prof. Andre Schen- any nsw transportation restric­ Maj. Eugene Taya, director of W HTD — Bob and Dene, ' .ImportMit Natali Greenfalls Reservoir, Voiuailswh L'p Early Lead then in progress f «'»'« «hle to reach home in breakthrough to Berlin might Tolbukhin's troops, in cutting 1 York, for primaiy training in the ker; WDRC—Lyn Murray’s Mu­ tions on football. security and intelligejice at th* 10:30 — WDRC — T o Be An­ The match at tlie Rec betweetl Hall's Pond, Eastford. The first game saw the Hollows According to a ^ . tim,, for hi.s Christmas dinnerdinner. He shorten the war somewhat, but in ■ off the Hungarian capital, captured I Women s Navy Corps, the Waves. sic: W TH T — Music: Concert War Mobiliaer James F. Byrnes camp. Hour: W H TD — Sports. nounced; W TH T ^ News. Mu­ the West Bide# and ths Parachute Hatch Pond, Kent. piling up a comfortable lead in ived the silver wings of view of what has happened in the [ Csakvnr, 25 miles west of the city, I Mi.“s' Mitihell is a native of Man­ “ It usually takes four or five Lily Pond, Thonii'son. the early stages of the game and and reached and seized the Danube | 6:30— W TIC — Serenade rs; WDRC sic; WHTD Sorwnhy Amby. team appears to b« an Important SklM over the Tokyo-Yokolmina I'"K officer '•'f"""' and ccmm,..«innccmmi.'ision «aas «a west there is now no rea.son to be­ chester, attended the Ninth dis- days for them to become tired in 11:00 News on All Stations. Manitook Lake- (Cranberry Pond) gradually Increasing the tempo a# city of Esztergom. 20 miles north- —Jack Stevens; WHTD — The match In that the former team ‘a second liciiten 'nl in the Army A ir lieve that those results would lie i tric'i schools ana graduated from their flight. across the desert,” 11;1.5--W T IC — Harkness of only out of first place by two Granby, except on Saturdays and the game progressed. HuskF area up to the present time. They west. ^Answer Man. men ean be unfit phyelcally for Forces. He was granted an eight- either certainly or (luiekly achiev­ Manchester High school in 1936. Tays said. "Then they surren­ Washington; WDRC — Danny gamcB and the Urobrellamsn arc Sundays. Harry Dolinski at center tallied have dropped explosives and in­ At E.sztergom. Tolbukhin's 6:46- W TIC — Lowell Thomas; military service and yet be able to day furlough and will r.cport Jan. ed. Military men say the Germans ^ After graduating from High der." O’Neil: W T H T — Music; W HTD only three games behind the West North ^B ctacle Pond, Kent. nine twin pointeto and a~ fres cendiaries on several points In the Arm y stood virtually opposite the WDRC—News: WHTD — Class­ compete with the greatest athletes 1. at Hendricks Field, Sebring, may be expected to rcjisl and school she entered the employ of Some Speak English —The Music You Want. North Karma Reservoir, Wal­ throw to pace the winners' attack Tokyo-Yokohama area." Hron’s motith. A crossing of the ics in Miniature: Parade of of the nation in games demanding- Bides. A clean sweep for the Para­ In previous raids on Tokyo the Fla., where he will.train for a B -n . strike back In the cast with tlic I the Connecticut General Life In­ Col. William A. Holden, camp 11:30-WTIC — Arthur Hopklni chute equad would throw the race lingford. with plenty of help from Bob Os- Lieutenant Atkihson who is 20 same ferocity they have shown Danube slightly to the west would i Stars. nkysical fitness, Peat Works Pond, Berlin (A fter flying battleships have concentra­ surance Company in Hartford. commandant, said 12 of the 19 fu­ 7:00 — W TIC — Music Shop; Presents; WDRC — Invitation to Into a wild acramble. wold, Danny O'Leary and Bill years old was graduated from against the western Allies. I Somewhere on the We.stirn Front. 2nd Lieut. Gilbert B. Hunt, of - enemy s Hion liver Music: W T H T —National Sports ^ T * Be-EKainliM EvaryoM Jan. 1). ted on whitUing down Japanese While employed there she was for gitives were first-rate submarine WDRC 7- I Love a Mystery; Asked whether InstrucUons to Huntere 4n the V League have Casty The Rangers were never fighter pla*e production. One of Manchester High school In June, The succe.ss of the present Ge.r- ' t'ompa/iy A, 3(Uh Infantry Division. ft< veirtli Arm y llefti receive.s the line. two years a member of the em­ officers. Some speak English and Award Banquet. Pinehurst Laks, Hartliuid. I Elements of , Malinovsky’s WTHT — Fulton Lewis, Jr; Belectivc Service to re-examine bad thinga pretty much their own in tha game after tjie first two thF empire’s top producers of mili- 1942. He continued his education man drive is being attributed by Silver .Star Meii.al from Geiieial John VV. O'Danicl. C'om.nanding Gen­ ployees’ council. 0 are accomplished linguists. 11:46--WNBC - Variations hy way in the past month- Today th® Prenttse Pond, Putnam. 16 WHTD—On Stage. Everybody. 4-Fs also applied to college ath­ minutes as Dnlinski starred toss­ tary planes, the Musashima engine at the University of Connecticut some authorities here partly to a eral of the Third Infantry- Divisir.n for gallantry in action in the I Army captured Hungarian Miss Mitchell has been active in Holden disclosed yesterday that Vsn Cleve; News team stands head and ehoulders Quasaapaug Laaa, Middlebury- I commtinities near the Czecho- 7:15 — W T IC — News of th. letes. Byrne#’ office said that they ing in, four long range hoops ii) factory of the NakaJIme aircraft until he entered the .service, Feb. failure of Allied intelligence and inva.sion of Southern France. Lieut. Hunt ia a grarluate of MHS Girl Scouts work here and also In individual prisoners labored tedi­ 12:00 W NBC — Music. over the oUier five teama in the Woodbury. Slovakia border above Gyongrv'os. World; WDRC — Music that cover everybody, that there car be the Initial'period. The Ranger# plant was the target of the Dec. 3 23, ^ 1643. He attended flying planning. I 1939A I and Yale t’nlversity il913'iV) and is the son of Mr. and Mrs. I the Center Congiegational church. ously many months excavating 12:80 — W TIC — News: Design circuit, leading the pack by five Quonnipaug Lake, Guilford. schools at Ocala, Fla., and Macon, This advance drove all except a Satisfies; W TH T-M u sical Quiz. no 'dlscriinlnation. who have yet to score a victory» atUck. Two Great Blunders Made George Hunt

fjiss Shapely. My husband, Wanted Autos— Manager—Do yeu think youfj HOI.13 bVbUV lHI.NG I.n^l and f-ound know enough to be useful in thj told me so liUlv phont you. Muloicyclea LOST-^^^Aci< WACiEr. or. Oak PAr.N’TINa, PAPERHANCil.Na PUK-WAR A-B C oil burners for BEAUTtl-UL ____ office? w QarafieJ atrcet, between St. Jamea and . AN I’ED USEI' «;a KS -Will 0u> i and interior coraling. carjvas ranges and heaters, doubi 7" and ' Weekly or nlgM ratej.. WeJI heal 3 ROOM HRATID apartment ami Classified Sense and Nonsense Office Boy- Sylvia--When I applied for a Cottage, containing l^ills, .draft , any yeai oi iiiooei We will pay .citings. Fred F.. Laiirltien, 3."i 9 ' types. Benson's. 713 Main St. j cd. Conliuiiolis hot water with gar-igc, all uKxlcrii i; invenieiicca .'W AY PJIR Why, I left mjlay lis t place Jpb tha manager had the nerve to card, operator'! ifctrise. Social top prii-es toi well Kepi cars Colt Durant street. Tel. 2-IH88. showoi. N»>ai f t ciu.y'8. Central 2 private entrances. Available the boee said. I knew toe apk If my punctuation was good. Security card and other personal Motors at Oeriiet Phone tJM . lii.AI>Vl AKI'l.K: (•'OH all types j iOI C'lKstnut street. i Advertis^m^wiits Proof ^ BaleejaMUi— Why, this Tlie Things We Forget '^Mlklrcd- What did you Utl Advertisements ut neM and usi-i stoves, combi­ January 1st. Adults only. 86 effects. Please return to owrner PAINTING a n d pa{>erhanging Birch street, lat. fiooi,/ Phone PEOPLE LIVED Perhaps you iS»n do the other will do' half your work. Those little things we all forget. Perhaps a here ta n«(braver than him? whose name appears in wallet. SE U . YOUK CAR NOW. Cash on cellinga and wall , paper. nation ranges parlor heaters, oil 1 ,r 6 o M, CENTRAlsLY located. Custonlec^^ine. I’ll take two of And in the end we milst regret. ordinary men, IwUke is braver Sylvia-1 JoUi I’d never been For Hint For Sale ournere and oil burner euppUaa, 5363. y . For Rent fellow's Job better than he can. LJberal reward. . the spot for cleai. ‘36-’42 moaela. John P, Sullivan. Phone 4X60. ‘ For married couple or 3 glrla. Prove it by doing your own Job them. The hearty handshake, words of longer. late for work tn my life. To Sen Brunner’s. 80 Oakland street Tel. furnaces and furnace euppllea, Phone 2-1614 or 47 Cottage S t LARGE ' LIGHT Housekeeping cheer. T o B o j PAINTING AND paper hanging, The-.argett up,n> 01 kndwn qabd To Buy better than it has ever been ns 3191-4486 Open Monday. Tues­ room, near oua line, well furnish­ Thieves who tunnelsd .Into a That warm our I Te Towig M« May 1948 bring to you the Joys .Annoanecments day, Wednesday evenings, till good''work. Reasonable. Raymond stoves In town Jpnes' furniture PLEAS.^NT ROOM with private before. FUke 3384. ed aJidv heated, also garage building had their choice of break­ our fear. you earn, the contentment you de­ nine. and Heating Store. o6-38 . Oak family. Next to bath, continuous Working . juple preferred Call Puritan Village In 1680 I himself. The pigs did kefep allvs, Those things that curs ail types Beware, vdiing man! Remember serve, and the prosperity that la AM OETITINC UP a spare time street, 8’254. Open every evening Chvstomer- I’d like to see some­ ing Into a shop ctflUlning pre-war hot water, near btia. 172 Maple J695J__ V i but when they were rounded up hosiery, or into a jewelry of blues,_. this // Justly yours. writing team, aa a hobby. Inter­ or call 2-0477. ! for slaughter there was seldom thing tn a nev. hat. # When pokin g oi.t your Sweet One; , Lost sad Fonnd 1 Houses for Sale 72 IM Salesman Certainly, sir. Try shop. They chose the hosiery. Arc what we must forget to use. ested ? Please address Herald Box. Business Services Offered 13 Repairing 23 DUO-THERM oil heater with elec­ FOR RENT—4 ROOM flat. AdulU. 1 de- ' enough pork on one of them to T h e ^ rl who loves to "cut a rug" tric air blower for trailer use, After Oliver Hillman had this one on, sir, and the mirror’s C. D. 8. Natural History Teacher — Jun­ IXMrr-rBATURDAT NIGHT, gold D. FURNISHED ROOM for 1 or 2, 351 Center street. Inquire 353 FOR SALE—A WELL built houaei ^parted Captain Walling .sUxid I famish more than tliree or four Too often losthas to beat oi\e. bimo«l«t, wt with amethy*t. be­ RANGE BURNER.S ‘ cleaned. In- PIANO and repairing; compact siae. Benson'#, 713 Main of 6 rooms with all modern lm4 on your ftft. Cuatomer (In drugaioire)—A ior, what do bats do in winter ? WANTED—BY ACTTVR man. 40 atalled and aervleid. Saliafaetlon player piano specialty. lohn on Main atreet Condnudu# hot Center street. Telephone 5539. ^musing for a momenL The young meals for a farmers hearty With Proper Apelogtea —Linwood L. BiisseU. Junior—Split if you don’t oil tween 132 WMhington and Kaat street. Water. Call 6803. , provements including steam hea**^ t mustard plastar. years old, partnership in small guaranteed. Alao gcxKi uaed b\irn- Cockerham, 28 Bigelow street. » tan’s desire to keep company family. ’em. Middle Turnpike. Finder picaec with either coal or oil burnin; ,„ith Harriet had not surprised j The colonial plow was a primi­ The Other SWe Drug store Clerk (force of I'll walk alone. / business gas station, dairy, etc. ers for aalc. Call 2-1309. Tel 4219 HOSPITAL BEDS FOR SALE or Wanted to Rent 68 habit)—We’re out of musUrd; For to tell you the truth I mrn Jeweler (severely)— Ton owe can S0O8. ------1______FX)R REN T-H EA TED room, con­ equipment; dreplace and two cai ;iim: he had noticed Oliver’s bash- tive. awkward implement, crude There ain't no use of going thru It Is not too late to increase Box S, Herald. rent, fully adjustable, rates rea­ garage. House is located in how about mayonnaise? homely: / two installraenU o" that watch. FLOOR SAJMDINU sonable. Call Keith's Furniture, tinuous hot water. Centrally WANTED TO RENT five or six ■fill, sheepish expre.s.sion whenever , in design and ill-adapted to the life grumbling, and feeling blue. Customer—That's sll right. If# purchases of war bonds or to buy LOST—BLACK V E L V rr Upper Laying ana Flnlabing Private Inatructiona 28 located Tel. 3129. ' quiet neighborhood, near school ibe was In the girl's pre.sence. Phe work a t’hand. Because things in this life don’t I don't mind being homely 4159. room flat >r houae, near school. Salesman—These are eapccially But the trouble la you siy?homely two months slow already. some if that has not already been boot, fur trim, evidently taken Automobilea for Sale J. E Jenaen -Pbone 2-U920 Write Box T, Herald. bus and stores. For price w Captain hopetl It would turn out i The agricultural methods of the "pan out" Just right for you. done. Our men In th# fighting by d oj from porch on Spnice If No Anawer—63'29 ELOCUTION—SPEECH problems 1940 WESTINOHOUSE electric terma call .McKinney Brothers, well, andlu hene thoughtuiuus... it...... might...... if 17th ceritury were almost pre­ Trouble s here, and trouble’s com# strong shirts, madam. Thsy sim­ too! / fo'rces will be glad to knbw";that. tfvtcx'iL * a I 1938 OLDSMOBILE 6 cylinder — Foreign accents deleted—Pri­ Wanted— Roomw— Board 62 505 Main street. Phone 6060 o ply laugh at the laundry. I —BUI Fagan. A auspicious wife made a sur­ •tPeet. Tel. 4609. atove. 41 Strant atreet or call young Hillman .cuuld ever over- cisely the same as those of the to say, but this la true, prise call at he: husband'a office.i while they have been away, we sedan, new paint, dark green, In­ WASHER. VACUUMS, Electric vate tutoring in reading, writing, 3358. evenings 6304. (come his bashiuliie.^.s toUhe point seventh century. For 1000 years Joy's here too, fifty times as Chistomer—1 know that kind; "I told you those weren't ducks side clean and neat Heater and WANTED-:-BOARD AND room Houhes for Sale 72 How everj'body doves a cheerful Encountering hU pretty secretary, have been doing* our part to see motors, etc., repaired. All parU anthemtic. .eiter writing, pho­ Toft asking her •to ------marry' lilm. _or. better say. 2000 years — strong aa trouble, and its for had which cams back with their that tn# tools end the weai>ona v4jc were lolloumg—they werg good tires. Price below eeillng. available _24-nour service Charg­ netic spelling. Th White Studio, FOR SALE— WALNITP FOUR for middleaged, well educated loser - if nobod^^as any bets on she introduced herself and added; P-38s!" 5 ROOM CAPE COD, near Wash­ I* Harriet was 17, he refiected, there had been no improvement you. —Minnie Goodrich sides spliL are kept flowing to them. Cole Motors—4164. es C. O D Manchester 2-1439 709 2 2 poeter bed, dreaaer, vanity, bench woman. F or particulars call 8867. Lots fur Sale Wife—I'm so glad t<> meet you Main etreel Phont -iao . ington school, modern in every and it was about time to think of of any importance in the cultiva him. mornings or evenlnga and chair, good condition. Tele­ way, hot water heal, extra large FOR SALE— 1933 Chevrolet sedan, FOR SALE LOT 75x150 at Man-j J marrying. In the Puritan .scheme tior. of the soil. The modern plow, MALE phone 4613, 47 Clinton atreet. lot, garage space for 2 cars. Price the use of fertilizer, the reaper, heater, fairly goo, Manchester. Administratrix. Kenny treatment for pollomyelitii it, an 1 turn it into food. Taicnttville. Conn. ice. Manchester Radio Service. 73 Tel. 3258. months from I cla.ssified as a bachelor, Enoch w a n t e d Birch, mornings 2-0840 the 2.3rd day of D ecem ber. A. D.. 1944 tc give birth to a child. I Frale, who had reached the a ^ It is an interesting and curious A ll hiring done in ncoirdance -...... i______WANTED—ONE EXPERIEACED be and tha same are limited and al­ Mother and child are doing fact that the North American sttnographer and one girl for lowed for the creditors within which Hartford, Dec. 27—(IP)—Life was of 30 without marrying. UnoA with area atabUlsatlon plan. WANTED—ALL KINDS of elec­ Marhinery and Tools 52 cplendidly. the law he had to report to the continent lacked so many fruits Full or Part Time. tric wiring and repairing. Any t>T>ing and geheral clerical work. to bring In their rialma against Mid rather complicated for Mrs. Pros­ and vegetables that are now Apply Chcne.i Brothers Employ­ e.sfafe, and the Mid Administratrix, la I local magistrate—who was Cap- Apply alae Job given prompt attention. SAWRIGS, CEMENT rnikera. directed to give public notice to ^ e per W. Parkerton, 29, a 'patient in [tain Walling from time to time grown in profusion. Corn was Call 3975 before 7 p. m. ment Office, 146 Hartford Road. milking maehlnea, disc harrows. ereditors to bring in their claims wllh- the Post polfo wara at the Muni­ American, but wheat and oats ------— a. In Mid time allowed by poating a copy I to give an account of his doing. Dublin Tractoi Company, Wllli- cipal hospital—until two days be­ [ Walling permitted him to live as -were unknown until brought by l mantle. of th is ord er on the public sTgit post Plumber, St^uunAtter settlers from Europe. Grapes i Colonial Board RANGE BURNER SERVICE. Tel LAUNDRESS WANTED. To enme nearest to the place where the deceased fore Christmas. On the day before I a boarder with Jonathan Brtid- last dwelt within Mid town and by grew wild and in great profusion, | WANTED 6940 after 5 p. m, in by hour. Call 25 Park slreeL Cnristmas eve ht-r baby was bom. Pump Mechanic Lbury and his family, and the Company publishing the same In some newspaper I Bradbury# had to keep Magistrate but th#re were no apples o r , PLUMBING A.VD HEATING re- Wearing Apparel— Furs 57 having a. rimrtatlon In Hid probate' a fine strapping boy. On that day, peaches or pears until the ^ seed ' All types of city homes 615 Parker StrecI WA.NTED WOMAN not over 50. district, a-ithin ten daya from the date f Walling informed of his doings palrs. Also steam furnacea for to rare for infant in m.v home, FOR THE LADIES or men U. S. of this order, and return make to this too, her soldier husband came to CARl. NYCREN land comings and various actlvi- \yai4 broiight across the ocecn and j from singhm up. Also late planted on American soil. Apples i sale. Telephone 2-1309 after .1 p. sch»x)l hours beginning January Aviator large white dreaa muf- court of th^ notice irlv4»n Hartford for the holiday week-end. 15 South St. Tel. 6497 I tics. ALLEY OOP Army of Occupation property, farms and wood- m. 3, Telephone 2-1982. flera. Regular price $3.50 each; WILLIAM 8. HTDB Mrs. Parkerton, a victim of the On one occasion Wailing, with were not eaten, however. In 'arge | Ju d re . quantities; moat of the crop was i Miida and commercial prop­ oil- price 2 for $3.. or 4 for $5. IM2-rr*44. [the best of intentions. lrie —Every­ USO; position, shingle or tin Also val­ Male or Female 37 ties. Continuous hot water. Pri­ tere.-ted therein to appear and be heard • • • body in the raf»> laughed derisively/ f leys. flashings, gutters. cnini;.eys thereon by publishing a copy of this vate entrance. Central. Phone order In some newspaper having a SomeUmes Welling riKie around when Ike Heimlich proclaimecl: FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Crawl, Pal E. V. Ooughlln. 390 Woodland 3989. circulation In Hid District, five days I the farm, but on thia clear, sun­ "Why. it's easy to get cigaretSy” i t HAVe YOU A MLATIVE OR Phont 7707 WA.NTED-DLSI. WA.SHKR Cal) before Hid day of hearing and return lit day he decided to walk, so he He walked to a wall whgte a 3801 between 5:30 and 9:30 p. m. make to this Court, and by mailing on G o s h , w h a p a r c ' G r eetin g s. Ga t k s! or before Decemt>er 37. 1944. a copy of su ited out afoot. He was a tall dozen overcoats hung, delvod into VI/MATiS CDOtClN' AROUND ) YcAH--Ti(ERES Legal Notices this order addressed to Mrs. Miller man with broad soulders and a a pocket or two and brofight out HERE , ANVMOW ? TBr 11*0 ROOM FOR MOdCRN PARENTS FRIEND Moving—Trucking— Card, fi4 Wolcott street. Bristol. Conn.; ruddy complexion. His eosturne an unopened pa< k. JOINTS JUMPIN’ WITH US / C O M lM fP TO T - I f 20 Dogs— Hi rds— Pets-----4 L — A-T-A-COTRT OF PROB.4TE HELD and Mrs. Lucy R. Smith. 43 Central uv c/m ec i\iBOP Storage at Manchfutur, within and for the Dis­ was that of a prosperous colonial They didn't known it was Ike's 0 1 .0 FOLKS' avenue. Waterburv. Conn. of the period knee breeches and ow n c o a t. IN THE ARMED FORCES? AUS'n.N A. CHA.MBEKS tkira- trict of M anchester, on the 23(i day of WILLIAM S. HYDE D^'ceinher, A. D.. 1944. Ju dge. boots which came up to the knees, pony. Trailer van servlet. Local FOR SALE YOUNG rabbit dog. - Pr.-.-ent WILLIAM S. HYDE. EsiJ.. WANNA CRA^L INTO 691 Porter street, ' 11-12-27-44. a waistcoat of scarlet velvet, and So This U the Fellou 1 A knothole! moving, packing and storage. JiidRe. a dark-brown coat of fustian with Dial 5187. of Beatrice L. Whit*' late of Roik Isla^ , 111.—(A»i—The 1944 ifanch^sler in said District, detensed. AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD silver buttons. ' He did not wear ■ Poultry and Supplies 43 On niotiun of Roy H. White of 5ald at Manchester, within and for the dis­ ARE YOU WILLING TO NOr't H AMERICA Van Lines trict of Manchester, on the 23rd day of a. belt „or m-p™....-. suspenders; his- knee Mnnrh»'Ster, Administrator. w p Inc. Coast to Coast moving serv­ ORDKRED;—That six months from Decem ber. A. D.. 1944. breeches were Ue