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It's Christmas Ihe Weather UiSi' Foreeaet ot L. S'. U outlier Bureau Eighth Blood Donation Luplen the board voted to prohibit where of evergreen, colored balls, plying the hoapltnl with the latest parking on the west side of Chest­ and red randies. A note of consid­ ultra violet ray lamps which are Decreasing cloudiness and be­ About Town For George Strangfeld Police Board nut street from Park street to Women’s Cliil) erable interest and beauty was Paper Salvage used in maternity wards and op­ coming' somewhat colder tonight; Forest Street. There is no parking added by the dijiplay of. some un­ erating rooms. Member of the Audit Friday fair and colder. i Among those who will give Monroe O. K o n t t , Memah aec- allowed, on the east side at present. usual candle.sticks and, figurines Since it was announced that all Bureau M. CircuUtioue i ! bfbod' at the Decernber visit of Scans Case Enjoys Party ««ld class, has completed his basic The suggestion from the select­ which had long been possessions As Permanent of the money from the sale of recruit training at the Naval Sta­ I the Mobile Blood Bank in St. in the Kraiizen family. Members waste paper would be used for Manchester— A City o f Village Charm Mary’s Parish House, will be men that a stop light be erected at tion In Sampson, N. T., aad has I Pine, Center. Broad and Arch had been asked to come, each local projects the collections have been granted leave of absence. He George Strangfeld of 45 For Firsl Time, l.ocal CliriHliiias Cpleliration Is drc.ssed to represent the title of I^ocal Coi(ntiiittee Be­ steadily increased. But there is a Franklin street. It will bo his Streets %yill be referred to the ptate (Claaalfled Advertlaing on Page 12) MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9,191.5 (FOURTEEN PAGES) PRICE THREE CENTS arrived last nigM at the home of OiTiciuih Review Ar- traffic commission, who have co,n- HpM by ProfpsHioiials a song. The guessing of the titles lieves , Shortage Will pressing need for further effort on VOL. LXIIL, NO. .59 his pasants, MCr, and Mrs. Monroe eighth blood donation. trol over the roadway. Thia is the < aused a great deal of amusement the part of the residents and a O. Morris of 2BS Highland street. Strangfeld, who is employed and the songs covererl a wide va- special Saturday convoy will, in in Hartford, has previously | reslh o f ihe Moiilli. second time that this has been .\t Mpiubpr’ k lloiiip. Long Continue. , 1^' done, the first request being turned iiet.v, from “ Blue Bells of Scot­ the future, clean up each district The Mothers Circle of St. made his blood donations ‘ land” to "Pistol Packing Mam­ every week. That means if the there, but as time and place' The Board of Police (.'ommis- down. The December meeting and Thr Waste Paper Salvage com­ Mass for U. S. Murine Dead on Tarawa Gerard will meet tonight at the ma." collectors pass up a home on Mon­ w will be suitable for him, be sioners last night reviewed the ar­ Police IkH-tor Sele<-ted f.'hristmas party of the Profes­ mittee announced last night at a More Vessels, home of Mrs. Charles Kaselaus- sional Women’s Club was held After other games the hostesses day, or any collection day, ar­ British Storm Ridge will make his eighth donation = special meeting at the Chamber of kas, 259 Buckland street. rests made here during Novenilier, Chief Gonlon notified the hoard .served hot chocolate, Christmas rangements can be made during on Dec. .16 at noon. the charge on which they were last evening at the home of Mi.ss Commerce rooms on Center street, that Dr O. C. V. Moore had been Harriet Franxen, with about 30 cookies and candy. Miss Franzen that it intended 1o make it a per­ the week for the collection on Sat­ Mrs. Mabel Holmes of Wood- presented to the court and their seleeted to examine members for was assisted by Miss Georgia urday. disposition. It was the first time members attending. manent organization in the near Aircraft bridge street, who is in charge of the. police departnicnt. TherC'are Diiring a brief business session Creenaway, Mrs. Kllen Shea This movement will prob8hl.y More ticket distribution for the supper that thia has been done. future. It was thought that the Mrs. Catherine. A. Holloran of niiie to be examined and this will Mrs. .Stuart Segar explained the Clarke and Miss .Marion Lynch. situation immediately after the start this week and further an­ this evening at the North Method­ 175 Center street was appointed The report showed !i2 law viola­ take place at Dr. Moore’s office on The next mooting 'ot the club nouncement will be made. Persons, To T ake project non being launched b.v the ist church, advised that all reser­ tions, which included tYaffic regu­ war would be much worse than it assistant registrar of vital statis­ Benton street. united service clubs to combat, or will he held at Center church on is at the’ present time. The com­ living in the district in which tile vations have been made that the tics, and Miss Margaret Napoli lations where the person dtM's not January 4, Mias Helena Booth collections were made this past Japanese have to appear before the ronrt David Chambers presented to forestall, juvenile delinqiiene.v mittee, after hearing a report that Lost by committee can possibly take care for the north section of the town, the tmsid a plan that he said will give a talk on dolls, and ex­ week may telephone Melvin Hath­ of, and no tickets will be sold at but flays the fine. through the establishment of defi­ the operating table for the Me­ on recommendation of Town Clerk would take eare of the bicycle nite recreational programs in hibit her own large collectron. morial hospital would cost more away. chairman, with the address the door. Samuel J .' Turkington. The ap­ Kx|>rndHiire« Ke|Mirte<l in that section. Thia will enable The expenditures of the depart­ traffic on Main street. This will Manchester. It was decided that than the original budget called for, W iping pointments were made by the the collectors to call on the last day Pockets he given further consideration. the Professional Club should ex­ voted to assume all of the costs. Carrier Task 50,000 Shot, The December meeting of the Board of Selectmen at its session ment for the first quarter of the of the week snd pick up the waste Manchester Coon and Fox Club will year were presented. It allowed Secretary Rand was absent last press to the chairman its approv­ Will coat About 91,150 Monday night. Mrs. Holloran suc­ al and desire to support such a YMCA Notes paper. Sink Two Light Cruis- be held at the Washington Social that .so far .4t5,092.7.'5 which was night and Commissioner Allen j The committee was informed -- ------------------ ^--------- ceeds Robert K. Anderson, and took notes of the meeting. i movement. that the price set by the hospital club rooms, Thursday evening. Miss Napoli will cover the terri­ spent is about one-qiiHiter of the ers, Oil Tanker and Then Burned Press oil Towaril Garig* Dec. 9, at 7:30. At this meeting amount voted at the annual town It was reported that the safety A social meeting followed the Tomorrow; trustees of $840, plus freight and Manchester Grange membcr.-i tory north of Middle Turnpike. biisine.ss session. Uecoiations. en­ .T Cargo Transports; n w Parleys Lead Nine Cities final arrangements will be made meeting for [kiIk e. commission of the selectmen was .’1-6 p. ni., School League. other expenses, woul/1 now exceed who are planning to bring chil­ liaiio River; Aiiieri- tertainment and refreshments for the annual meeting and game It was voted to have s traffic about to contact seven persons in 6:30-7:30. Gym for boys. first estimates and the table would dren to the Christmas party on Ileal o ir A.««uit by By Japanese cans Seize High Area dinner which is to be held in Jan­ Private William J. Tierney has sign erected at the Love I.,ane road town to make up tlie new safety were all planned in accordanio 7;30-8:30, Girls’ Club—gym, cost about I1.150. It was then Wedne.sday night, December 15, Turks Closer , No Longer uary. Pi-esident Austin requests reached England, according to a and Center street anil another on committee, but it had not as yet with the holiday season. 6:30, Banquet, Daughters of Isa- voted to a.s8ume the costs if ’ and at seven o ’clock, are asked to noti­ Jap Torpetlo Bombers. West of Venafro, De- all members who can conveniently letter received today by his par­ Woodbridge street at Middle turn­ completed Its work and for that The hostess and her committee liella. when the trustees could obtain the fy Mrs. Carl Hildiiig, 'telephone do so, to be present at this meet­ ents, Mr. and Mrs, Michael Tierney, pike, east. rea.son th« names were not made had prepared a beaiiUfuUy-light- 8. .Meeting, Manchester Chaniber table. It will be one of the latest 3178, before Friday evening, in Returned Missionary As­ To Nazi Foes Help Nazis sjiile Fieree Resist- ing. of Cooper Hill street. On suggestion of CommiMHonar public. * ed Christmas tree, a mantel-piece of Commerce. models. Incidentally the commit­ order that arrangements may b« Pearl Harbor, Dec.
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