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Averagt Daily Circulation The Weather ' For tbs Month al Jaaiiary, iM t Foraeaat of D. S. Weather Buiean Then wlU ba • mesthw of tbs iMtea dsvattsm arm hahsMIk lUT. lAon Wlaebae. paater a« 8 t tonight JamsFs and M. Brfcjgafs ■aln aad wainiar tonight; Sna- loha'a PoHdi church oa Ootwagr Lefkm '•Oommlttee of'M r at eight o'clock at tha ------now Le- I tionight, stertlBf at figfi. 6350 gay elaaiy preoeged by n K eolg. A b o u t T o w n ■traet would Mka to hear from aay- n ^ h e r af tha Aa*H j 1-^ ^ '..'ST m at Rigiik ooe who haa dothlng foe tha PoMah glon Home on Leonard street td “ ~ " *■ refugeea, aa the committee ia |ua_ gather up loose ends in ths Post’s Bureau at CIrevlatlonB . YloM«,Bagr8oaatiorifoiicl)w- DBiiM anoth#r shipment to be sent finance campaign. Fashions for Early Spring ^^anchester~-“A City of VUlage Charm \ ;«(r c K ^ ‘n«op at. omur within a day or two. Rev. Wlechec ' moniliiK may be iwached at the rectory, 2S Another meeting of the BHtMi- SdrST^ •tUnd^ American club Darte league will SATURDAY- MANCHESTER. CONN., SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10.1940 (TWELVE PAGES) PRICE THKKB CENTV ^ • at tb« latter church Suiulay Golaray atreet, telephone 4300. VOL. LIX., NO. 112 (ClaiwMed AgvcittMUf oa Page lei ^____ - f at 10:60. Troop 25 In fur. a Ml II ^ be held at the club quarters on --- - ^ Mapla street tonight All players Latt Day tlwr oh M m a o*«( Boy Scou* week BuslneM dona at tha WilUmaatle « • ham a paraBte* night program ars asked to be at the olub by 8:80 of f i Egg and Poultry Market abowad a sharp ao that the games may H A L E ’S D. a . A . thaaA v arenliig, with auppar at $900 proOt for last year. Thla mar­ New ^'ar Worries Center in Neap East News^ (j i t a f diurch at 0:00 o’clock foi* complsted In time to hoar the ket’s auctiona.ara conducted by R. Loula-Oodoy fight broadcast Crape Finish lawad hgr an antertainmant and M. Reid A Sons of Manchester. First Quality Pact with Russia UnitO^ States Moves to thA Rot>bl&s roo^ H e le n a There was an increase in volume Winners in duplicate btldga at both in eggs and poultry, but the the Masonic Temple last T u e s ^ A daughter, liteiT ^ prices during tha year were lower. horn Wadna^ay at tha Mamorlal night were: North and south, first, lubenstdn’s boapltel to Mr. and Mra. William Mr. and Mrs. Dubone; second, Mr. Seen Chief Reich St John’s Drum and Bugle corps and Mrs. Slemson; third, Mr. and J. Auatln at 5 Rldgawoed atraat. Silk / To ♦Pudi Peace Plans will sponsor a Bingo party Mon­ Mn. Fltegcrald; east and west, WY; day evening in the church hall on first -Mr. and Mm. Carroil; second. Halea Davidaoo Lodga, No. 08, Oolway street The profits will bo 20% OFF Mr. and Mra .Sumner; third tie Daughtera of Scotia, will hold iU used toward paying the balance on Uneasiness Cause lagnjar maatlng tonight at 7:45 between Mrs. Lathrop and Mrs. the new caps and capes ot the Puter and Mr. Bolton and Mr. Hosiery •’dock at tha Maspnic Templa. players. Morlarty. The next sitting will bo Sip Kingsley W ood As­ Man Frankly Advertizes In War-Torn Europe on February 20 at which time SALE Tha lagular maeting of tha Man- RtnglMO Chiffona and Serv­ Faults in Seeking Job dMOter Oirl Scout Council will Members of the Kniihte of Ool players will make a . decision ice Hoee. New Spring Shodeo. serts Treaty Is Both »«v « place Tuesday at 2 o'clock at umbus ball committee will meet whether or not to hold weekly at the Council home this evening. seMlons. Political and Mate­ Pittsburgh, Feb. 10.—(JT)— Blind Man Hurt in Fall; ] Move Includes Infotmali the T ^ -O A . Putting his worst foot forward, All members are urged to bo pres­ rial Disappointment; A Roosevelt So la Woutd-Be Rescuer' Convenstions wIRi ; ent at 8:80 p. m. since consider­ Mrs. John Holden, of Washington a 30-year-old man here sovight able business will be discussed. street is chairman of the Valentine Attacks Conditions in a Job the frank way In a Neutral Nations for bridge which St. Bridget’s Circle Pittsburgh newspaper ad. Aids ill Youth Oakland. OUf., Feb. 10.—(F) DANCING The Emanuel Lutheran Brotheiv will conduct Tiiewlay evening, Feb­ |Conquered Polish Area "Most of my references are — BIbid William Samuela, St, Sound snd Lasting Bs* hood will hold lU monthly roeeUhg ruary 13, In St. Jamea’s hall. Mrs. bad," he wrote, "because until turned In at the wrong en­ tonight at 7:80 o'clock when Pa­ Holden will l>e assisted by Mra. a year ago I gambled continu­ trance, climbed to tbe second sis, Welles’ Trip to Enteriainmen t Bristol, England, Feb. 10. Congress Row floor of a partially dismantled triotic Night win be observed with Michael Gorman, Mrs.. Raymond ously and often got Into finan­ Belligerent. Countriel^ Olcbratinr Louta H. IMper of Manchester High Fogarty, Mrs. Foster Williams, — (AP)—Sir Kingsley Wood cial troubles with my employ- school building and fell 26 feet Youth in half-aizes, . era. I am Indebted to a bonding Into the bnaemen^. SSd A n n ir e m iT o f school aa the guest speaker. All Mra. Frederick McCarthy. MIsa asserted today the Russ^ And Taylor’s' Journey members are urged to be present Mary Connery and Mrs. John Lap- especially designed for German pact was both a poli­ company and am on probation. Kinsman of F. D. R. One i Arturo Naures. 60, hearing U r m Lodge N o. 72, K. o f P. and friends are Invited. I am three months behind on < Samuela' cries, entered the T o Study with PopiB. pen. Progressive bridge and set­ women of five feet, five or tical and material disappoint­ Of Group Seeking to back will be played with ilrlaea for I my car and about to lose It. building and in tbe dark also ORANGE HALL under. 14V^ to 24V^. ment to the Reich, and at­ i "A year ago I quit gambling. The Dllworth-Comell Legioh the winners In each section. The Force Anti-Red Vole I fell into the baaement. Paris. Feb. 10.—; $1.00 Apple Blossom He said Ruagian traneport dlffi- East drew the attention of many capitels. Ramanla (1), heavily armed, was seen os a possible path­ way for a Ru-s-alan-German thrust at TuiVley atid the Dardanelles (2). while Turkey followed her selxure that he might give an opinion on pean cspitalB. But it eoin* Bath Powder...... 80e cultlea must have greatly damaged 111 Caucasus the question of whether such or­ OKE $5.98 any hope there may have, been on of the German-owned Knipp shipyards at Istanbul by ousting German technicians, reportedly because Press of Four Countries gan Isationa should expel Commu- mented more coolly on a 1.00 Germany obtaining adequate aup- a sabotage plot had been discovered. Turkey also haa troops along Rusala’a Caucasus border (31, $ nlat members in a speech to the Interested but Wants State Department’s an Pasteurized Cream ,.80c pllea of oil and raw materials from while the French concentrated troops In Syria (4) ind Britain In Palestine and Arabia (5). In Egypt f A M.-nel a enWIla Noea-Hol 0 orrloklo Martha Mannings are Turks Learn of Fortifi* Congress at 12:80 p. m., (e.a.t.) ment of Informal diplo PER TON $1.00 Town and CJounty Russia. (6) Franco-Britlsh military leaders were on a tour of Inspection, possibly joined by a Greek represen­ To Know More About CARII a new treat in fashions— tative. The oil fields of Iraq (7) and Iran (8), fuel aourcea for the British, were vital regions In the today. Hta remarks will be broad­ converfistioni with neut $12.7$ Condltloiis Far Worse cations for Oil Areas cast over tbe majpr radio chains. Makeup F ilm ...... 80c breath - taking in their Citing an assertion by the 'Polish new crisis. Purpose of Scouting. “relating to n sound int $1.2.6 Skin Toning govemment-ln-exUe that 15,000 Supervised by Build* Archibald Roosavalt, Jr., a 1 r loveliness — irresistable grandson of Thsodors Roosevelt tional economic fiyitem L. T. Wood Co. Ijotion ....a ....,.$1.00 Oka persona had been shot in German SI BIssell Htreet Tel. 44M in their utter flattery — er of Siegfried Line. and a first cousin ones ramoved of By Thfi Agsodalfid Pi at the same time, $1.00 Tissue Cream . . . .80c occupied Poland, Sir Kingsley de­ CauUoua roatrtlii today greeted refreshing in their youth­ clared conditions there were far, the first lady, walked out of the reduction of firmamenti.” Istanbul, Fsb. 10—(^0— Soviet Haiid-to-Haiid (Dongreae last night after being Prerident Roosevelt’s decision to $1.00 Herbal Cream ful charm. In patterns 'M ett O’Han” worse than In Russian-occupied ■end Sumner Welles. United Stetea Russia was reported today push­ Daladier Plans to Seek threatened with eviction for inter­ Special...... 80c of brilliant beauty and in Poland. rupting the proeeedlngs. Mra. undsr-aaerstary o f state, to Buro| (In Berlin Hans Frank, gover­ Washington, Feb. 10,^ $2.00 Nuvena sought-after solid hues. ing construction of fortifications Fight as Guns’ Roosevelt was present at the to InvasUgate "prsMUt (A P)—The United f W w m Sweater nor-general of the large." part of on her Caucasian frontier with Uons.” Night Cream ...... $1.60 German-occupied Poland, dented Confidence Vote Today time. government had under A ’YlOhU KoH" OoiffMt/ by'Lgog Turkey to defend her rich oil Aiooelatea EJeeted WaUea waa aaautad a cordial ra- Food Sale $1.00 Face Powder...... 80c Polish charges against his admlnls- ceptloo at Roms, hia Slot otofo but today n throe-f

Finns Use Bayonets Sessiou; 11 Absent. ^ of nnlgad by apvirt R u ^ 'Th* and isiting baelg for an Arrow HITT shirt requires not one jot of Beneflt w^WInsemoly FJEMII “Oerman metboda In occupied According to these reports, sev­ itaUaa Fosalga Mtalater Count Mu 9wlTg Poland since September have pass­ disMnters bad wstributed Mplai eral hundr^ thousand workers In Fierce Encounter. U p o n P o la n d ar a ’TsaahiMoN to axpal aU Com- GaleasM Ciano lavnad officlaUy March! See this extraordinary broadcloth shirt Boy Scout Troop No. 98, Proofed Mondod WebL lagpirod ed through two phasee," the Brit. have, been drafted by tbe Red Paris, Feb. -10.— (AP)— f Hm JW.HAU COM mmmwaaasm ^ mimiste aad "Red Front” orgnai- to It i^ . France, Gen today. Sanfbrlaad-Shnink (fabric won't shrink No. Melhodiflt Church. by Hio ExciHng MoMos-Pieturo - ish air miaister aatd; "They tried army to build miUtery roads near Tpdajr^ siecret debate of the | Betty Hartfords first to tenroriae the population by Bullotin! zattona listed by the Dies oom- liam Phl2l|i6 and gjM ai^ k(m ba OreatBrltain “for the "GONE WITH THE WlNO** the Russian-Turkish frontier and Chhmber of Deputies on the | mittee. as wall aa any Nasi and adviStog the president 1961) DE ' shooting individuals picked up at' stren^hen border defenses. Helsinki, Fsb. 10.—(;P)—The Naxi Goveraor of Occu­ waa lodkhig forward with pleasure flVeduMd by DovM O. Sobsidu random from towns. conduct of the war will be | Fascist groups. to meetnlg Freslds|it ROoaovalt’s rotary of etsM aa to ^ A R E H E R E They said Dr. Y'rits Todt, cred­ Red ArnQ’s massed ollemive pied Area Declares Youdg Rooosvslt, who it a neph­ Rolootod by Motre-Goldwys- "In Konln, for instance, they de­ ited with a part in the building on the Karelian Isthmus was follow ^ by a public session I envoy. dItloM ia Butom cided to shoot 35 people and they ew of Mrs. Alice Roosevelt Loog- Fascist officials and the Italian S—Myron C. Tnyior Moyorj^'m'l Loro Ht Chorm- of Germany’s Siegfried line, had continued for tbe ninth suc­ and a vote of confidence on i Country Is Better Off wortb, said he did not wish bis ac­ to leava for Vattoan < ing Seulhors Accost and Ht Re- collected 84 victims and then find­ visited the Russian side of the Hn* cessive day, the Finns reported press commented, cautiously, - al­ the government of Premier' tion to bo construed, in tbe light at though newspapen pttbUshed the persMal repressntetiva at ■MlfTICg EmWIII^ ing they were short one, went Into In an advisory capacity. \ tonight, but all asoaolte wrero Now Than Ever Before m .,a cbemist’a shop and seised the On Roumanian Frontier. Edouard Daladier, parliamen­ family or poUtteal oonnactkms. Ha aaaounesment prottuantly. ptesUeat. to eoordlaato thrown back with heavy iMsea. sold he was not a party member, ujflolise^soN. DonH Gamble — ^ r s t person they found.” (Rumanian sources reported a fonlgbt’s oonunaalqqib re­ tary circles asserted. Dala­ Informwl Faaeiat aaid It waa Berlin, Feb. 10—(F)—Poland, in but conceded bis fSmUy wee Re- INC Decides to Decimate Leagera few weeks ago that Dr. Todt bad ported destruction yesterday dier, it was learned, intends the words her Nasi governor- naturol tbs Italian attltuda abouM at pubUcen. ba reserved slaee the nlras o f tbe He said Germany then decided Inspected Russian works across of 82 enemy tanks, making a to speak at a public session general, is being ruled with more Official RapubUcan rsfusal to to "decimate the natural leaders the frontier from CemauU, Ru­ total of 72 destroyed or consideration for aociai and ma­ mission so far ware “ rather 4 K UO r immediately after the secret send a repreeantetlve to tbe con­ vague.” of tbe national movement. mania, which many military ex­ tnred In tws days. It alae terial welfare than evar before, gress caused Attorney-Genersl 9HIKT3 BUY A G. L Quick pick-up for Winter weiury "There have, indeed, been cases perts regard aa the most likely reported four Ruaslaa planes debate. A vote will follow his Bm a IIb WIIb m but political oppoaitlon “is in luX' warilrobes! Fresh and appealing $ of actual torture, conditions In con­ point through which Allied forces' shot down. AUhoogh tbe hsnv- n Resto del Chrliao. one o f 1.98 address. ury which cannot ba inSulgad at (< m raga Fsor) few nawspapen to eonnasat dl- new styles in the dresses you love. centration campa are appalling. might attempt to enter Poland. lest aaaanlta were on. the The secret session suspended de- praaant” Religion is systematically perse­ Turkey, meanwhile, was speed­ Karelian isthinna the Fhma re­ reetly, expresaid doubt o f tba mia- Detailed with the distinction that Uberatlons at 12:SS p. m. (7:66 Hana Frank, govarnor-gsoaral ■ioo’s accompUahmanta. I t said Refrigerator And Be Safe cuted,” he declared. ing the departure of IQO German ported tbat the Bnaolans lost a. m., s. a. t ) until 8:80 p. m. for tbe section of INdnnd occupied makes Betty Hartfords such outstand­ He said Britain and France were technlcUuu dismissed froni gov­ 800 men killed northenst of "tbe memory of Wilson ia too re­ Green Stamps Given (10‘-S0 a. m., e. a. t ) by Germany but not annexed by Tornado Hits cent . . . and still more rsoent a n ing values at $5.98. Newest of shoul­ fighting to end ouch condltlona. ernment advisory posts. Lake Indoga, site of. another EHeven former Communists who the Reich, reviewed chorgea from Oaw Task. P$h. lfi^-* fhaaiini !• lilne deiigned for. And te gel tbe beet evidence to show that three checks There woe no ofikiol ennounce- I Tires-Coodrichy- Goodyear, Firestone, Penn-’'* taken by the United States gov­ East Indies Empire. cials said today oonllrmsd ttirir Mpjor General Charles W. Wea- by tbe tornado which stnick the y o v bM twiiiiwIffWs tew mdt. Ihe Blaa celar leUi ibria It ■ntbracite. erder "bine coel*. ernment can only be described os drawn in the nama of Mrs. BUan Judgment tbat it waa tbe flneet aeo, chief of ordnance, ■leeplng elty about 4:10 o.m. ment of toe group’s action on toe dpJB. Fridaye^ feared i sylvania, Paris, Retread tirro in popular siaes. B. Hayea, mother of former Frank Navy appropriatloB, which will be li the gaMI qulky ceol obuinibla. l»lnB eo»r,mliied by Glen Alden.le lacking courtesy.” ba said. “ It The Hague, Feb. 10—OP)—The weapon of ite kind in tbe world. that the faster-firing Garaad was Stety atete highway patrolmen 6d. Pence sad firemen seems that Washington thereby Hayes, had been dishonored by the taken up by toe full committee AatArMbe ta aaeqaalled far tbe creem of PenneylvtnU antbrerile Netberlanda government announc­ Ten of tbe riflea with which primarily a combat wsapon, though ware eoncentrated here from near- toe eeve with fiwidllghta MADE TO SELL FOR $154.95 attempted to block J^wn’s dis­ bank. The records showed each up to 60Q yards it would compare clUaa to aeaiet Albany nuttaor- next Tueedoy, but reporte of toe aat. IPa aet a fla Ay fad tbat —carefnlly prepered—end Uboratory troopa are being equipped at the dreetie ilaeh came from a Capitol ea a sled antO $ffi9 mm. posal of tbe CblDa IncldenL” ed today it would biiiM three bat check was later re-deposited. fkvorably With the Springfield in a snd Ouardomen In reocua weeds la ths vMatty wroe ;^ geretly lev a few aUnatrt, teeled for parity and nnifom els. James P. PurceU, former chief rate at 4,000 a month ware fired ■ource in a poeition to know. I Gee gewa ceBq>1ele1y.Itbiinit ’ log. For doen, booltbld, money- 1 Day Tire Retreadbig Service - Sakatani demanded that the Ut cruisers to defend tbe East for four days’eacn. without deaning accuracy. work. by a e a r^ ^ P«HIaa nUhoto i foreign minister conclude a new accountant in toe controller’s office Wmeiie |a CoothMaos FIrlog Tbe Phoebe Putney Memorial AnB at Aircraft The searehera reMmed t o * d a i^ , Readily, evenly all day long Mring belt order ’bin# rooP now. Indies. and a ”kay” witness in tbe muniel- or oiling. They were aprhyed with It woo said toe reduction affected Tko Bloo c^or laarantoee he qodiiy. Briaff Yoar Car h la The Bforning— Get It At 6 O’clock treaty of longer duration after ae. A government spokesman, r*> water aad thrown around in tbe la tbe Fort Bcnnlag testa, off' boapltel roported tbat ambulanc$o a$ deism The kqrs are FWMg J wbh Uule oUealiea. Se Now Only $114-95 >qualntl^ tbe Uhited Btetea with pM conspiracy trial, testified that all pheaee of toe Navy expansion Depot Square Garage icials said, it was found tbat in ro- Stephea KIngenky. siae F plying to questions in toe lower sand and dirt and than fifod. Cor­ * ______A t N ig h t. Japan's “tnis objective” two tax billa oent to the coUector’s (Oonttoued oa Page Four) program exoepty^ircrmft, in which bouse of ParUnment, oaid appro­ office for payment May 26 were not roded and mud-encrusted ammuni­ latlvcly heavy, continuous firing, no major cute «wrs believed to have twin brotoera at 45 N«w*h Foreign Minister Haebiro Arita aueb as In an actual engagement, straet, IU b city I I . I.' • ■ ii i 11 -all iici '-I t \ i< I % priation meaaures for the fighting receipted until June 8. tion waa substituted for clean been made. I, '-..I. Fourth stieak^ agreed that Washington “ misun- ablps would ba introduced in due ■hells. the average accuracy of the Oar- Previouely, the House Naval 12, eC IS North THE W. Go GLENNEY CO. You SAVE $40-00 dsrstends” Japanese intentions- Among Mias Cavanaugh’s char­ • • time. acter wltnesoes was Francis-T. In none of the teats, wna the aad waa considerably greater than Fissish Relief Fnnd Committee bod mitered e propoaed Ph oM 4149 Hs said an effort would be mi F^wtol Of dopmi ite predecessor, because the sol- $1,300,000,000 aix-year expueioa Go To Freighter’s AM 12 Cents A Day For This Big Refriformtar. Used Tires $1.50 »p 1,11. 1 i!' I I " Scully, a city fireman and brother rifie put out of aetkm, nor did It to clarify the country’s objectives. Unofficial estlmatea put the cost of Mayor Vincent A. Scully. appear to have lost ite accuracy, dier'a poettloo waa not dlaturbsd program into a $668,000,000 two- Bootea, Feb, 10—^ . G. Er Appliances SoM Only In Manchestar BjTt of tbe battle cruiaers at between an official Infantry board reported between shots by tba nscessUy of ContrlbuUona to too Finnieb year plan. Tbat measure, how­ coast Guard veeeele rnibed to;^ Lowest Prices In Town I . I 1 l .i 60,000.000 and 00,0001)00 gnUders to toe War DeparUnent. Altogetb- manipulating a bolt. Relief Fund will be recelTed by. ever, merely eanctlona the eoo- old today at too 4,76$-$oa Treasorjr Balsace Tbe new rifle was designed by fieIgMer AgwMals, (|3gA00.000 and |61,800J>00) each. er 40,000 rounda o f ammnaltioh The Rernid. Donstlona wUI be ■truettoo end dome not provldr thef.i Berlin. Feb. 10.—(ffi—Tbe trage Since Jmmui began her eobqueate were fired in tbe experiments, one of tbe army’s own experts, money. Requests for actual funds Off Nebaka Feiat la paper Bergwerkeaeitung reported In CJhina and her seisure of IManda Woshbigton, Feb. 10—(fV - The wtafob were carried oqt at Fort John Qarand. and required $0 years acknowledged through the col- oia peeeed upon separately, froin genes. The euMcr Chaim today the Hambunr- Amerlcaa- in the South China Boa ametety poMUoo of toe Tronsuiy Feb. g: Bsnwlhg, Ga. tadeve^ii^ With 26XW0 already'ta uataa of this newspaper; tons to time, in appropriation billa Campbdl's Service Starion N ( ^ German Uogrd liner Oordff- the taa»4a of troopa; offictols anpect Ths Navy app^riatloa for toe Thd JWHAL4 COM haa inenasag in tba fiaOmUaOa Receipts, ISlJUMWaO; expoa- FrtmaiUy Oinffiat Wsapso Chsclm should bs mode peysbie IT Adrortite in The HeraM-^lt Pnyt The rsauKa ware diaclooad fol­ the Regular Army and National flecel year starting July 1 ie one at Cento Onard f l f l lera raadmd Hamburg Tburaday coooernfiig her East Indlea emptrct ditures, 128,685,618.78; net balance, to tbe Flnolsb ReUef Fuad. M A N C H is r m C o n n * Ceraer Mdhi St. aad lOddDe Tarapike after running the Britlsb block' which is ridi in oil, which Japan $2,398,012,527.16; customs re­ lowing a War Department state­ Guard to be completely e<|ulpped tbe largest funds ever sought in T e t k jt d v M tiM adc from Murmanak, Ruasia. badly needs. ceipts for month, $7,249A16.76. ment to tbe American Rifle with the new weapon in two years. p6sco*tlms#

4 . ir r'- 'La.4^i'»--t: r-\ ■» '.' jJ ii Tiirinfaii i liuNCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. UUNN. 8ATUBDAT, FEBRUARY 10,194® fAOBTm MANCHESl'EB EVENING HF.RALD. MANCHESTER. OONM. SATURPAT, fE B R U A R T l6,194S \

aa'a Lengua wW meet at the | Lenten aervicea In which our ohpr^ to both the amataor nbotographera traoclMd behind piUbomn to uphold \ and the general pubUe. One eec- Mra. Pipritwi Ouetafeon. wlfa « ( Church. Ml*. Bertha Lewis o f ' Jolna will be held tomorrow night in Photo Salon the French end of the word-batUo. Hartford will be tha speaker. Mrs. th* Tolland church at 7:30. We tion Is completely equipped model Large Forces ileady the paetdr of th# Rmanuel Lu­ EuropeTakes Overnight News Hand-to-Hand darkroom, with an ex|wrl demon- After the thundering of ehell fire Rockville’s Ghurches Howard Keeney will m chairman hope that as many of our people aa ly of Prayer theran church gave the prologue, died down, the pr^aganda voOsy iiratet In ehana, ' * and Imperaonetlona, were by Mre. O f Connecticut of Um rnfroabmant committee. .can will attand. Rav, U. B. Olm- For Hartford Fight as Guns^ waa reaumed, advlcea aald. Churches Thunday at T:80, mld-waak itaod of 8L Joha'a ehuch, Bock- 1 Anothar DBtuff* laohidaa panels Hilda Stratton aa the American Stock of the. of color transparendee, both In For Near East Move; By Leatan aerrloa. Good alngiag. f*l- vUle. will be th# ptM O b^ . . . ►bserved Here Indian; Miss' Marjorie Sloan, mi­ In Lenten Services^ miniature and larger sices, and Reporft Brituh lowahlp. musical qiaclaltles and a Wednawlay afternoon from 8 to 6 grant worker: Mlaa Marion The Omter CImroh Emanoel LntlMra n Chwch Exhibit March 30*31 in fvill-color prints made from them. Holmes, Oriental child; Mlaa Welles Visit Bridgeport—Repreaentatives of Supply Wanes deVotioi^ talk by the minister. I o’clock, Mr. and Mre. Stephenson pleted the mlaaing Unk In thatF police departments of 30 Fairfield F l i e r $ U m tu c c e s tf u l (Congrogntlonni) ■ Rev. Thoroten A. Gustafeoa-. Friday at’ 6:30, Choir rehearsal. | welcome the people of the pariah to Free Lecture* tufisian Oilfirlds Seen I first border-to-border taUwaff, |Ov«r 150 Wom«*n Are Phyllis Chappell, college student. Cooperating in Serie* of Pastor. Hotel Bond; Loral On both days Saturday, March county cIUm and towna organlaad Berlin, Feb. 10.— The Ger­ Watson Woodruff, Minister Oomlng E«-«ata ; the parsonage. _ . which would greatly aid Turldw ^ A number of the women present (Cnnllnned from Page One) (OsathiiMd from Page Om ) Th« ^wtiuRi pastor*! dais fori Thursday'Bt 7 p. ni., tha ^ d - 30 and Sunday, March 31, ther* Immediate Objective Present «t the Second offered prayers or took pert In the a county aaaoclatlon of detecUvea. man high cojpimand reported to­ Sunday Evening Pro* ‘ the evening. Man on Committee. Anny and supply mavamoDto to­ James H. Bray, captain of detec- Morning worebto, 10:60. Sermon Sondny church membeni will be held Sun-!week devotional aervlca. Mr*, will be free leoturea and . morion Of Any Anglo*French* ward tha Rusaan fronriw. responsive readings. With ^Mra. o f all alsaa were being dropped day that Britlah fliers made an un- e s . # ^ I Baptlat Notes Find Sondny In Lent. day avenlngs at 6:00, atartlng next! BUnn will sing. * pictures at 4 and 8:16 p. m. In the Cbngregational. Marte aa the leader. of "all the Information which tha Uvaa In tha Bridgeport ^e p a rt- Buccesaful attempt to penetrate grams; List of Topics Rev. Frederick Rapp, pastor of by the minister. Boy Scout Outstanding sxhlblUon prints by Soviet Russia could undertaka- ment, waa choaen ch L rm n trf the from planes on Finnish p o ­ 35 and 9 special gueets. Also 8:80 a. m.—Sunday School, Con Su^ay. . Friday at 6:48 p. m.. Choir re- evening, the high point will be the Turkish Offensive. two Independent offenatVea: v Britlah government can provide" tions In war. aona. ’Thay said Helgoland Bight, and affirmed DNB f i r 1 a m Sam i Uie Baptlat church will speak un firmatlon Class, Bible cnaaaea. amateur photographers and cam­ showing of the popular "Cavalcade to give Prealdent Roosevelt "a aeaoctatlon, deaigned to furtbar co­ iW Lenten aermons. | ...j,,,. Moaning of Lent for Protee- Center church Cub Pack. Tuesday evening February 20. [hearasl. • 1. ACroaa the Caucaous agaiiiM tTbwvda of IW women from all the use of shells indicated A ihort- newe agency reporte that eight 10:45 a. m.—The Morning Serv- era club membera in Hartford and of Color” with the original conv psrta of tha town attended the an* clearer view of the European situa­ operation in the detection of crime. ehips had been sunk or wrecked by " “ V j tant Chrlatlana” on Sunday. Tho tho Women’s League will sponsor ‘ (Editor’s Note; This Is the the Mosul (I«aq) oil fleldOb a ma­ Si. James’s Men Stratford — Gov. Raymond E. age of bombs, which w|«’ believed Prltode-totermexxo...... Blxet | >ce -^ e on Irish aupper and entertainment South MeUiodist IBuirk mentary and music, first exhibited jor British oil mipply source. auia World Day of Prayer aervire. tion." \ to ba the reason for slackening German air raldera yesterday, with Rockville, Feb. 10.— (Special)— , Boy Scouts of Rockville and vlclnl- tha aurroundlng area will be on dla- second of two article# survey­ In Berlin, a government spokes­ Baldwin left by train for Akron, m Anthem -No Shadows Yonder - Mid-week Lenten eenicea will Carl E. Story, Minister ilay In Hartford with the 1940 at the 1939 New York World’s 2. An attack through Rumania,, r lield yeaterday afternoon at the of attacks on civilian Finland. one German plane lost. Hie opening service of the eeriek ly Invited to attwd the ••trice ...... Qatd oboerved in conntetion with the Fair. This will be projected In ing the military situation In Planning Danee man naid last night tha Waahlng- O., where he will deliver a Lincoln 'a t which a five minute addreaa will be held each Thursday evening Todak Exhibit. The exhibit will or by a landing on Turkey'* Maek! Second CJongreiratlonal church, un- The only home, area reported The communique eald; aponaorsd by tha churctica of Rock­ 10:45 a.m.—Morning worship large size from small full-color the Near East) Str arrangementa by the prealdent, ton announcement was "vtiry Inter­ Day addreaa befora the Summit ”No special eventa on the Weat- he given by one of the scouts and A n oiem -^ For n CJoaer W alk, ••'Tl®*- . during Lent at 7:30. Members of includa the unusual CavnUcade of Sea coast with Naval support, aim-: esting.” but thers could bd no fur­ County Republican organlutlon bombed yesterday was Hanko, ville and vicinity for Sunday eve­ J With G o d ...... Foster 7:00 p. m.—l^ t e n Vee^ro in the paiieh are urged to attend and aermon. Subject: ”Be Ye Ba- tranaparenclea of the type made ed at the Dardanelles. Mra Oeorge F. TSortt^ aecre^. em front. special five minute address by th eV , _ Karl Richter, concUed to God.” Musical pro­ Color, one of the features of the B,v IJnyd l^ r b a s Simon Hildebrand of SO Lindan ther comment because the “ purpose tonight. He waa accompanied by Bouthweatem p a ^ where 2S | nings during Lent will take place Offertory—Bacarole . . . . Hoffman 1 charge of tte Rev. these meetings of inspiration and New York World’s Fair. bv miniature cameras. 'There will Bee Itallaa Entraaoe tary*treaaurer, Mra. \MIllam T. bombs were dropped but no casu-1 "Aa already reported, aix British pastor. ^ lick pastor of the Concordia Lutheran gram: also be screen showings of full- Washington, Feb. 10—(JO— The I street, wss elected president of the of the trip still U not clear.*’ J. Kenneth Bradley, Fairfield ships or shl^ In Eritlah convoys, on Sunday evening at the Federat­ Donkey Bneketball Poatlude—Allegro devotion. The exhibit will be held at the If Ruasia-attempted to taka the Wallace. „ ^ alties were reported. I church. A cordial invitation le Oo-to-Chnrch Band Attendance Prelude: "Andante" ...... Fink color pictures. fuU-coIor movlea Anglo-French Allle.s have an es- ■traits many observera beflava lira. Uira Watklna Ruah waa Men’s club of .St. .lames’s parish Keen Rome, Berlin Objeeitven County Republican chairman. They with a total tonnage of about ed church In Tolland, atartlng at The church school, 9:30. Hotel Bond on Saturday and Sun­ at the meeting held Tueaday night The Paris newspaper L’Ordre expect to be back Sunday. Fierce fighting was reported on Rockville win enjoy aeveral The Adult chUM, 9:30. Leader, extended to members and friends A total of 34 pins will be award­ Anthem': "O Everlasting U ^ l^ and camera discussions for both Italy would Jump Into the w*r the organlat and Mrs. CrorRe 16,000, and two British patrol boata 7:30 o’clock. ’ games of donkey Imsketball today. day, March 80 and 81 from 11 a. tl mated 200,000 to 250,000 men— of thi.s week. Other officers elected said tha President had bicliided Hartford — The SUte Public the Kafwilan Isthmus where wave Rev. Valentine S. Alison, pastor Rev. Charles G. Johnson. to attend this aervice. The Chil­ ed to the children who are mem­ m. to 10 p. m. This waa an­ the Inexperienced camera owmer TurWeh sources say 500,000— since It could not afford to hava Shedd of Bolton, aang "Thy Will after wave of Ruaslana advanced were aunk or ao aerioualy damaged There will be a gkme at three dren’s choir will sing. Anthem :i ’i Waited For The Lord' and the advanced hobbyist. are' Patrick t.’arroll, vice prealdent: j London and Paris In Welles’ Itiner­ Utilities Oommlaaion announced a that they must be regarded aa a to­ of the Tolland church will conduct The junior CYP club. 6:(X). Presi­ bers of the Go-To-C!hurch band, nounced today (Feb. 2) by Dr. concentrate:! In the Near East to the Soviet dominate tha etrategle Be Done.” Mra. Louts Marte waa on Finnish posts but were reported o’clock at the Sykea Gymnaalum The W e ^ among them Etta Belle Taylor, ...... Mendelssohn Following the exhibit here, alml waterway. the leader. The theme of the I Ward Strange, secretary; James ary "only to make more nofmal hearing would be held Fab. 31 on tal lose, by German air unite which the service aeatsted by one of the dent—Howard Falrweather. Direc­ Andrew Taylor of the Hartford cooperate with the. Turkish srmy MeSherrv, flnsnclal secretary; and acceptable” hla visits to Rq^me the New England Tranaportatloti repulaed in aavage bayonet and o her ministers and the speaker between teams representing the tor, Miss Naomi Foster. Monday, 7:30 p. m.—Beethoven Charlotte Wofgan, Donald Yeo­ PoaUude: "Prelude In E Minor' lar showings, together with local In view of Germany’s reiterated ■ervice waa "In quletneaa and In made armed patrols over the North East School and the Maple street || ...... ; ...... -...... Bach Omnty Camera CTIub, and chair­ In any military action along the Rev. Wll'llnm J. Dunn, treasurer. |and Berlin. 'A Company’s proposal to ellmlnats a hand grenada encounters with tha will be Rev. H. B. Olmetead, rector The CVP au b, 6:00. Prealdent, Glee club. mans, who will receive his fourth; snmteur prints will be held at Caucasus border or Dardanelles. declaration that It desired the Bal* confidence .shall he your stronclh," Sea. school. At seven thirty this eve­ Tueaday, 6:15 p. m.—Chapel 9:30 a.m.—Church School. man of the local committee In Plans were msde for an Old ; It reasoned that Mr. RooaeVqlt round trip of additional bus aerv­ Finns. ' “ Despite heavy anti-aircraft firs of St. John’s Epiacopal church. Louise Dewey, Director, Miss Helen Jean Martin, Josephine Martin. charge of print salectloo. Other Providence on April 3 through The Russians have a large force, kan kingdoms to remain at peace from Isaiah. 30:lh. Mwrt Of Ammunition ning there will be a preliminary choir. Arthur Genoveal, James Cum­ 10:45 a.m. — Church School April 5 and at Springfield on April Greater Obaersanre Fashion and .Tltterbug dance to he •la rompletely Informed'’ on the dllM ire between Danbury and South and defense by pursuit planes, only Music will be furnished by the Estes, Leader of devotions, Nancy membera of the coiJimItteo Include: estimated at between seven and so they might continue to supfify poalllons of the Allies but. knoWt' Norwalk. The complny claimed Finnish olficeni reported that gaaae followed by a game between Flke, Leader of topic, June Allen. Wednesday— mings. Elmo (3enovee(, William Nursery. 8 through April 9th. the German Army with needed, The varloua parta of the service held hv the club at 8t. Jaraaa’a ' one German plane la mlaaing. choir of the Tolland church under 6:00 p.m.—Intermediate League: Mr. Newton C. Bralnard of the ten divisions, on the Russian side school hall on Friday night, March , Ing little of German and Itallaii the aervics was being operated at the Red army had advanced In the direction of Mrs. Sarah West. memberi of the faculty and a Topic: "Accepting Reeponalblllty.” 3:45 p. m.—Children’s cholh. Martin, Rlchkrd Bennett, who will supplies it Is considered doubtgi)! MOeeeded without announcement "Yeaterday afternoon a number team representing the Alumni WUllam Lennon, leader. Sterling anem a and Hartford County of, the Caucasus border. 29. Frank C.ardner was named | views, hopes Welles ’’will succeed In a loss. such great numbera that ammuni­ of Britlah planes tried to penetrate “In Hia Stepa” la the general 'Ill Lenten Institute. 7:00. Lead- 7:15 p. m.—Lenten Quiet Hour. receive his third; Herbert Leonard, American military authorities that Germany would agree to eny' according to a program prepared 8:30 p. m.-iMeetlng of the adult LIppincott, speaker. Camera CTluhe, William G- Bengt- ticket chairman; James Rohsn, re­ pieirlng a window.” Waterbury Frederirk S. Chase, tion supplies temporarily were ex­ the German (Helgolandl Bight. theme for the series and Rev. Olm- Vaientiae Donee , Arthur H. Illlng. Speakers, Mr. James Tiittle, Dorothy Taylor, aon, former president of the N\it- Gmuflian Plants discount the poealblllty of either single-handed action ^ RuiBe by the National rommlltee of "President Roosevelt must be president of The Uhase Brass and Mra. R. T. Parsons of South confirmation class at the parson­ Janet Sw-eeney, Robert Jensen. 8:00 p.m.—Senior League. Miss Church Women, repreaontlnp the freshments; and Frank Clancy, hausted faster than replenish­ They achieved no lucceal and were stead will speak on His Baptism, Rockville Lodge of Elks v nieg Camera Club of Manchester, taking the offensive and thereby which would be certain to embroil well aware that we shall not ' Copper Company, was taken to the ments could be rushed to the front. cs. Pianist, Mrs. Volney Morey, age. This class will be confirmed Robert Keeney, John VIttner. On K«tllh LIppincott sneaker. Subject: the entire Balkan penineula. National Council, Home and For­ floor director. The dance will raise driven off by our defense forces.” the other subjects to follow being. hold Ite annual Valentine da: "Becoming Aware.'’ H. A. Redfleld and E. M. White, Gel Plane Others embroiling Turkey and Near East­ funds for pointing the Interior of abate a letter of our terms.’’ de­ I VVaterbury hospital following an Wave after wave of Soviet In­ Hie Temptation, Hla Ooinmission, this evening at the Elka Home on olst, Mrs. Philip Nelson. Palm Sunday. the honor roll are Elinor McKenna both of Hartford. The committee ern countries In the European wrar, Obeervers here alto rule out fiiqr eign Mlaalona. The ohaervance of clared the London Dally Telegraph. aqtomobll# accident in Wood* The Week Thursday, 7:80 p. m.—O. Clef. with pin No. 20 and Edith Brat- 7:30 p.m —Sunday evening Len­ tin» arorld-wlde day nf prayer has .St, James’s church. Returns of fantrymen pushed against Uis His Recognition, Hia Transfigura­ Prospect .etreet There will he ten service. Rev. Geo. H. Parker met today at the Hotel Bond to If, however, either Soviet Rus­ possibility of an offensive by Rii8-. tickets for the dance are to be The Dally Mall’s political corre­ . bridge. Chaae told police he lost Finns In the Summa sector, mili­ tion and Hia Facing Death. Monday, 6:80—Cub Pock. Par­ Friday— snyder with pin No. 18, eta through the Near East agalnat been greater this year than et-er dancing from 9. p. m., to 1 a. m., Pins No. 16 will be awarded to Mlddleboro, Mass., gueat spesk- complete arrangementa. sia or the Allies decided to launch made to Fsther Dunn. spondent snid surprise over Wash­ I control of hie car, which knocked tary observers said, in a desperate Manchester The following churches and their and at eleven o’clock a buffet ent* Night. Special exercleea 4 p. m.—Ckinflrmatlon claas. Ottawa. Feb. 10—(F i- The Brit attacks where would they strike? the backdoor of India. because of the conflicts In so many ington’s move arose particularly 7:30 p. m.—Messiah Chorus and Noted Exhibitors lah government has placed new] Connie Foley will prompt for the > down five guard posts, when ha effort to break the thus far Im­ pastors are cooperating In the Sun- lunch will be served under the di­ Sociable, refreshments. June 'Yeomans, Pins No. 13 to 1 In the exhibit, which will be Oil Flelda Near Border. Primary Purpose Defensive . parta of the earth, Newapaper.a because "the United Htstes have apparently doted at the wheel. His Monday, 7:30—Loyal Circle, The Emanuel Choir. Janet Bratsnyder and Melvin Bid Anthem: "The Lord is my Light" orders for planes valued at 830, • old fashion dance numbers. Ray pregnable Mannerhelm fortifica­ 'dsy evening aervicea. Federated rection of Herbert Paga^...... Buck open free to the publle, local pho­ Russia’s grestcat oil fields' are and radio broadcasting stations lecently become more sensitive physician said he suffered a lacera­ Dale Book~ Kings Daughters. Saturday. 9:30 a. m —Boy well: No. 9 to Christine and Esther 000.000 with Canadian Aaooclated In view of nil military and gaor Hlldehrsnd's orchestra will furnish tions. cl urch of 'Tolland, Rev. Valentine Anthem; “God So lx)ved The tographers’ prints will be displayed located Just ten miles Ir.alde the have cooperated with the' church shout the necessity of respecting tion on the left knee, and that hla Despite losses which tha Finns Seont Orders \ Tuesday, 10 00 — Food Sale, .Scouts, Albert Peterson, Scout­ SebaUer and Gordon Keeney; Aircraft, the Britlah high commla- graphical factora Involved obearr* women by giving much space and the dapea music. S. Allaon; Rockville Baptist World" ...... SUlner with the work of many of the Turkish border, and mlllUry ex- their aloofneaa from the E\iropesn condition waa "axcellent." placed In the thousands, the Rus­ Tonight church, Rev. Frederick W. Rapp; Emil Kroymann, chairm n of the Hale's store. Group I. Mrs. Alexan­ master. Bo>’s 12 and over are June Schaller, Arthur and Richard ■loner'a office here dlaclooed today. ere here believe the primary pur­ tt«e, and the chairmen of groups Mr.a. Griswold Chappell and Syd­ country’s foremost pictorial phO' p e ^ predict they would be the pose of the troop ccacentraUaw In conflict." Hartford—Members of the 1BS7 sians were attempting to batter M. H. S.-Eaat Hartford cage tha Ellington Congregational Rockville District. Charted Oak der Stuart, leader. invited to affiliate with the troop. Bowers, 7; No. 6 to Betty Hohl •ITie announcement confirmed Immediate objective of any Anglo- bare made special efforts go inter­ Doesn’t Affect Isolation General Assembly will hold their game at State Armory. Council. Boy ScouU, la reminding Tuesday, 6:00—Troop 25 Boy Lenten Quiet Hour. and Kenneth BldweU; 5 to Susan ney Strickland. tographer*. Each honor print will prevloiui reports that additional the Near East Is defensive, and est women of their owm community Alpinn Society down resistance by the sheer church, Rev. Theodore S. Darrah; The Week receive a commemorative emblem French-Tnrklsh offenBve. <3ap- The Dnlly Kxprena, however, de­ fifth reunion on Leap Year Day, weight of numbers. Tomorrow St. John’s Episcopal church. Rev. all Scouts, including Cub Scouts Scouts Parents Night. Supper, en­ Wednesday evening at 7:15-8 Schaller and Nancypiower*. orders would be given the slx- that those forces will not be used' In Its observance. clared W'elles’ visit "of course does Monday, 6:30 p.m.—Cub Scouts. certifying that It was hung with tufe of the oil flelda would not as the spearheads for any offen- Feb. 29. Speakers at a meeting Cnie Russian communique said Feb. 11 — Boy Scout supper at H. B. Olmetead: TalcottvIIIc Con­ who plan to attend the aervlceXat tertainment, games. Robbins Room. the Quiet Hour will be conducted. rontpany CAnadlan organlxatlim. only cut off a major aupply for the Mra. Wallace In Charge DiiicH Marcli .'ll not Involve any departure from In the state cepitol will be Form­ the Baptist church on Sunday to Tuesday, 7:30—Choir rehearsal. All desiring to meditate on the The Hid^atlon Army Citadel. 6:30 p.m.—Girl Scouts. thia national salon. formetl to mnntifarture airplanes five. lira. William T. Wallace, wife of repeated Finnish attempts to "re­ Masonic Temple. gregational church, Rev. George 7:30 p.m. — Men’s Friendship There are no rcatricllona on the Red Army but also would prevent American Isolation.” It Judged this er Gov. Wilbur L. Croea, Kept. cover lost poaltloDB In the Kareli­ W, Stephenson; Vernon Congrega­ meet with their respective ScoutX Tueaday, 7:00—Girl Reaervea. deeper significance of Lent for self 661 Main Street for Britain. But since they also bOltova that the minister of the North Method- to be the majority opinion In the Next Week Club. number or subject matter of local Germany from obtaining Baku Hugh M.'Alcorn, Jr., and T. Em­ an Isthmus were repulaed with Feb. 12—Lecture on Alaska at tional church. Rev. William F. masters In front of the Rockville Tueaday, 7:30— Joint meeting and others are invited to these Major and Mr*. J. W. Beech. The manufacturere are Ottawa oil for It* planae. aubmarines and anything can happan In thia war,” let church was In charge of the The flfth annual banquet of the United Htates: mett Clarie, and Senator Anthony Public Library at 10:45 a. m. and Group 5, Mra. Arthur Illlng leader aenicea which cojitlnuea every Olffoers In CBarge. Tuesday, 2:30 p.m.—W.C.T.U. prints submitted, Dr. Taylor em the experts will continue to watch heavy lOsaes for the enemy. Soviet high school hall by Robert Haar Tyler; and the Rockville Methodist 3:46 p.m.—Brownies. phaslxed. However, he said Car and Aircraft. Ltd., Canadian mechanised army equipment dramatleatlon entitled, "Voice of Alpins .Society will he held on .Sun­ We should keep clear and hope J. Rich. A dinner dence will be they will march In a body to the and tho Professional Women show­ Wednesday through March IS. Car and Foundry, Fleet Aircraft. cloaely all devetopmenta In tha. Bprlpture.” representing fo\ir pro­ airplanea aiicccaafiilly bombed mil­ and Harry Howroyd. church, Rev, J. Arthur Edwards. 7:00 p.m.—Boy Scouts. prints which include recognizable While the Allied land forces day. March .11, It was announced the Allies will win. If they lose held in the evening. All of these services are open to church. Rev. F. W. Rapp, pastor ing "An African Safari.” Kinder­ Sunday, FeJWuary 18. Saturday street meeting. 7:30 National Steel Car. Pe Havllland. Near East, ropecully any jects of united Christian service. to,iay. n ,e banquet will be for we m\iat build a navy big enough itary objectives.’’ ) Feb. 13 — Valentine bridge, St. 7:00 p.m.—MIzpah Group. local landnnarks, or are otherwise struck across the Caucoaua New Haven—A youthful bandit, Reds Abandon Wounded Margaret’s Circle, D. of I., St. the public and it Is hoped that of the church Is alao a Scoutmaster garten Room. Swedish Lenteft sendee at 10:45 p. m. and Fairchild companleo. (through territory which Is two. that might point toward tha BaKa.^jg members of the society and the to defy the world." armed with a revolver, forced Wednesday, 2:30 — Women’s Sunday School, Company meet­ '7:30 p.m.—Ceclllan Club. representative of the neighbor­ Artillery fife waa reported James’s Hall. many will avail themsclvea of the In this district. 7:45 p.m.—Stanley Group. third# Turkish) the BrttUh fleet oUflelds. members of their families. It concluded. "There la no desire three employes of TIm Berkshlm Guild. Speaker from Hartford’s hood, will be especially welcome throughout the Isthmus front. Feb. 14 — 33rd Anniversary of opportunity to attend these serv­ A Isfge attendance of the Scouts ing 9:30 a. m. 8:00 p.m. — Men’s Bowling Zion Imtlieran co)ild move Into the Black Sea The committee In charge of the on our part to drag America Into Ice Company to hand over the la anticipated, and It la also hoped “Better Business Bureau.” Leader, St. Midy’* Ephoopul Holiness meeting at 11 o'clock. All prints should be of good ex­ affair Is: Mra. Alba Caaall. chair­ Ruaalan wounded were left on the Linne Lodge, Knights of Pythias, ices which will come to a,climax League. hibition quality, mounted vertically High and Oaoper Btreets through tho Dardanelles and block­ Europe; Americana alone will de­ day’a recelpta of fSOO, and aaeaped in the Easter services on Sunday, that parents and friends of the Mrs. Charles Bader. Hoetesaea. Rev. J. Stuart Neill, Heeler Christian's Praise Service 3 p. Rev. R. Stewhliols, m otor man; assisted by Kmtlla Martini. cide America’s future.” field, Finnish advlcea from the at Orange Hall. Wednesday, 4:(X> p.m. and 8:00 on cards 16 x 20 inches. Ekich n. r. ade and bombard Ruaola’a oil Free Enlargement over nearby railroad tracks. Feb. 17—Legion cabaret dance March 24 in each of the churches. boys in’ril attend likewise. ^1 Mrs. Wlnthrop Merrikm, Miss m. Angela Plantanlda. Rose Beecio, In Dublin, the Irish Times aald Hartford —Governor Baldwin an­ front said, due to afi ap|>arent EmUy House, Mrs. Charles Felber, p.m. "Golgotha,” picture of the print will be handled with care and port#. breakdown In the Soviet trans­ at Rainbow Inn, Bolton. ’The churches will alao partici­ Plaeing Doors Sunday, February 11th—First Evangelistic meeting, 7:30 p. m. Sunday Invocavlt. Church tohool The Russians could put a much with Every Roll of Film A Teresa Sartor, Knima Falettl. An- editorially, ” We confess we have nounced tha appointment of Lula Mr*. Raymond Hussey, Mr#. Wm. The Week. Passion Play. returned when the exhibit ends. TAKE portation aystem that made diffi­ pate in a Three-hour aervice on Fireproof doors were placed on Sunday In Lent. Friday, 2:30 p.m. — W.H.M.S. at 8:30 a. m.. service In (3«rtiian at larger Army Into any Caucasus Developed and Printed “* a /V glollna Ansaldl, Olympa Malloy, not much faith In the outcome of de Florea of Pomfret, nationally- Coming Events the vaulta In the Town a erk ’s of­ ' -laiTle. Mrs. Leon Fogll, Mra. How- 9:30 A. m.—lgoth»” To Be Show’* State Inspectors to the town of­ on "Life In Old Mexico.” lowship. Y,' B. Band rehearsal. 6:30 p. m. luriebeleteaf belligerent sees a chance for mili­ raid alarms sounded at Turku yes­ on Counties Armagh and Down by Thilroday, 5:30-7—Pancake and the National Polish Cthurch will In addition to its black-and held. All are urgently requested to and the strong troop concentra. engineering consultant to tha com- “Golgotha” a talking picture of fices some time ago. The old' 7:00 p. ra.—Evening prayer and Young People’s Legion 7-7:46 Uots they have along the German ' ritambis AAD. tary victory there will be no nego­ terday, but no Soviet planes were John Proctor, aatisagh^ supper. Auspices Group 6. Rgy. Cramer C. Cabanlss, speak before the Men’s Friendship white salon, with the panels of lo­ attend. Died 86 jraei*. mla.slon. the life and cruiciflxion of Christ door, although of metal construc­ p. m. Club on Monday evening. Subject: Lenten service on Wednesday at Pollah and Btaaarabian bordero. tiated peace." New Haven — John Libretti, reported sighted. Also, Irish supper and entertain­ tion would not protect the records Mrs. bert Alexander, leader, ] Rector of the Church of the Good Thursday street meeting, 7 p. m. cal prints, the 1940 Kodak Exhibit Will be shown Sunday afternoon T he Present and Future of Po­ includes many featurea o< Interest 7:30 p. m. In the Bngilab language. Last December the Turks com- former profeaalonal boxer who Heaviest fighting on the Kareli­ ment 2nd Congregational church. and evening at Union Congrega­ In case of a heavy fire which con­ Special ^ o e for children. Shepherd, Hartford, will preach. Public'meeting at 7:30 p. m. an front waa between P\innunjokl Tbursdw, 7:30, 18-35 club. Hob­ land.” fought under the name Johnny Feb. 23 — Meeting of Hartford tional church under the auspices of tinued for any length of time. 'The ...... The W e e k ...... Friday, Holiness meeting and The Men’a Friendship Club is Sec No Action Mack, died of Injuries suffered a and Paniirl on the central section. County Young Republican Cluba at the Men’a Union of the church. The doors were Installed by the Moa- by Night. AJl members bring Hob- Monday, 7:30 p. m.— Girls Songster rehearsal, 7:30 p. m. The Finns estimated Riiaelan loa.a- bye. Sociability, refreshments^ sponsoring the talking-moving pic­ week ago when an electric fan V. F. W. Home at Green. picture will be shown at 3 and 7 ler Safe Company of Boeton, Maas. Friendly society. ture "Golgotha” which will be "flew apart" while he waa work­ eji at more than 700 bvit made no Friday, 6^a»— Troop 3, Girl Tuesday, 6:30 p. m.—Junior choir Oil Mclers Here p. m., "Golgotha” la the first and Final Meeting Monday Concordia Lutheran showrn in the social hall of the / ing on it. Surgeons operated for mention of their own. only talking motion picture of the 'The President's Ball committee Scouta Miss j ; ^ y Smith, leader. rehearsal. 7:30 p. m.—Boy Scouts. Garden and Winter Streets In the far north, the Rusaian.a Friday, 6:3io^ Troop 7 Girl Cfliurch next Wednesday afternoon five houra after the accident to re­ I^ird Tweedsmnir Passion May and a complete set will hold a meeting on Monday at Wednesday, 7:30 p. m.—Evening Rev. Karl Richter, Pastor. and evening. The police commissioner# are move a pleec of metal from hla were reported hurled back In an of the finest talking motion plc> 7:80 o’clock for Its final report. All Scouts. Mlsa Jemte Hewitt, leader. prayer and sermon. Rev. Henry not likely to give further eonslrter- skull. attempt to take Hoyhenjarvl. j tiire equipment will be brought to retuma for tickets should be made !!• "/ Saturday, 9:S(^Troop 25, Boy Olmetead, Rector of St. John’e 8:50 a. m., Sunday school and Swedish Oongregattonal CKiodt atlon to' the question of parking south of the Petaamo district, ami Slightly Better this city for the showing of the aa soon aa possible to Mre. T. F. ‘ • Scouts. Erneat church, Rockville. Bible classes. Alfred Lange, eu- S. E. Green, Mbilstor metara this year. They have had Finnish patmlB broke through Not Thursday, 2:00 p. m.— Ladles perintendent. f.lm. Garvan In order that a complete Dr. Woodruff'aX Confirmation several aeaalona with representa­ Ohio (vas Workerg enemy lines at Salmljarvl, nickel Day Of Prayer report may be made. Chairman Guild. 6:30 p. m.-:^Oirl Scoute. 10 a. m., English service. Swedish morning worahip, 10:80. mining district and scene of pre­ class begins on 3uni 11:16 a. m., German service with tives of the company. TTie board Montreal, Feb. 10.—(gA —■ Aides The ladles of the First Ckingre- Edmund Schmidt will preside at English morning worship, 11:10. haa given tha question much con­ vious Russian setbacks. gatlonal church of Vernon united Support the Lentqn Institute Church of the Naxareue celebration of Holy Communion. Eml 9-Day Strike on tha special train which brought the meeting M«>««l*y evening. First meeting Sunday mgbt. Sunday schod, 12:()p. sideration. Lord Tweedamuir, governor-gen­ with the ladies of the Talcottville Beslgna ns Teneher...... Rev. E. O. Lusk, Paator Preparatory eervicee will begin at Young Peopla’a aermee, 7'AO. There are atlll the ilgna regiilat. church on Friday in observing the All n en Invited to tbAMen’e club 11 a. m. eral of Canada, here from Ottawa, Walter A. Schaeffer who has get-together on W ed n ^ a y eve­ Wedneaday evening aervice, 7:80. log apeed on Main and other Day of Prayer. 'There was a sewing been teacher of the Friendly Soul," hke repeiited. Nevertbeleoa, he there U no death. E veryth!^ In SteMe. Pqrila of Rejecting Christ.” It j Steamed Clams , Oysters Scallops phone by a peraon whose voice Premier Daladler's report that God’s univerae expresaea H im ... goei(/ M d he does tbe work. Jesus she fellM to recignlee. Offertory, “ Andante,” Cramer. might perhapa be dsore properly Electric heat, appli^ ilireetly to water Jimmy Clyde And His “ Down Beats” Trapped Miners German secret police^ had been at­ NOW: "SCANDAL SHEET” He fUU all space, and it U impov- very sensible question: tempting to make *a searching “DANOEE'AHEAD” Postiude, "Poatlude,” GuilmonL called “Reality in Religion.” The these did the wpl o f bis alble to conceive of such omni­ 6 p. m.—Epworth League devo­ itself^ means efficient heating. FINE WINES AND LIQUORS analysts of French morale. apHANTOM tm x m e v We. d presence and individuality except leaaon coaeteta of several parables. The implication of tbe | Norwegian VeB$els Mt. Carmel, Pa„ Feb. lO.-HP)— tional meeting—Dorothy Johnson, M d tbe flrat of these la noost j teaching Is very plain. He asks us, OS' Infinite Spirit or Mind. Hence leader. > Volunteers braved dangerous all U Spirit and spiritual” (page strongly In emphasis of the matter ; in effect, which of these two atU- make-ahlft passageways under the French Report Nates PcHiitive electric controls provide correct Save British Crew 331:11,22). Monday, 7 p. m.—Meeting of the of reality. / ! tudes are we ouraelvea taking to REYMANDER'S RESTAURANT ground today In attempts to free In religion. are so ntoch' relation to our Heavenly Father, I three free-lance miners—or their Sharp Encounter flnMce oomlnlttee. temperatures at all times. ' Now At S7-39 Oak St rect Chas. Reymander, Prop. Paris, Feb. 10—(A^—A sharp en­ SL golufa Pollah Natkmal disposed to put the emphasis upon who has asked us to go to work to ■*7?- New York, Feb. 10.— Twen­ bodies from two separate cave- 8 p. m.—Meeting of the okureh Is that few counter in which a French patrol BIN 6 O Catbelle Church oounciL ImportMt buslneee wlU words rather thM deeds '* the vineyard of the world and to | ty-five crew membera of the Brit­ Ina. Speeaorod by 8$ Oolmy Street ' things are more difficultlilt thM to Uve according to His wlUf ish ateamer Sea Rambler, crippled Tha peril of further falla of lost 10 men but inflicted more than be dUcueaed and evsry member U Electric time controls bring electricity 16 losses on the Germane woe re­ King OevM Lade* N*. SL Rev. Lean F. WIeehee eetabllsb the fact that It la .what If men of reMgloo evarywhare I by heavy seas 640 miles .east of rork and dirt menaced rescuing Vv urged to be preaenL wa ara aad what wa do, rather could put tbe emphaoia upeo ra- St. Johns, Newfoundland, were parties aa they scraped and dug ported in French nillltairy dis­ L O. O .F . ' Wednesday, 8 p. m— Tbrn LodUs at its lowest cost—for your saving. patches today. ^lervieea Sunday, February 11. hvm what wa aay or profeae, that aUty M d leaa emphaoia upon. ^ I rescued tmtay by two Norwegian thmughqut the night. ODD FELLOWS HALL - Aid Society and th* Woman’* pearaaoe. Just as Jesus «Ud, bow This miniature battlq waa des­ ’item maea and aermon at 8:30 a. Home MUstooery Society wU bold cofurtltutes our real faith M d our ves.sels that aped.to Ita aid. Ten tone of debris covered Boley Every Saturday Night n ., with the St. Cecelia choir sing­ real reUgieo. much better this world would be! { Maekay radio reported Inter- cribed aa part of Increased activity a Joint meeting at th* paraonag*. 'Triple safety controls guard against ROLLER SKATING Oatroekl, 28, and hla brother, Lota of Fee, BacieoMae ing. Jesus was accustomed to em- Tbe parable of the husband, reptlng the., following messag;e Frank, 37 near the abandoned on the western .front, where both Mrs. Keith Johnetoa win oasUt the sides were said to have Intensified FREE HOUR High mass aad sermon at 10:80 ] «»•■*«— .trath by etorlea that cea- the uttfalthful eervaata empbaatoaa I over-heating, provide complete protectioii. Thia Afternoon, Tonight and Sunday Afternoon from the steamer Moadale: < .Sa.we colliery in an area mined by a. m. Music by the Lutnle. choir hoetaae, lered about extrema attuations. very plainly tbe fact ot man’s die-1 ”We saved IS of crew of Sea "bootleg” coal .workera, acouting. 7 :3 0 .8 :3 0 P. M. 7:80 p. BL—Choir reheeriel under the direction of Miss Jose­ Friday, 7 p. m.—Boy Soouts. Wbea He attached to a SamaritM regard of a loving Father aad tbs I Rambler and the SS Kata Knud- Leo Shtider, 21, was trapped In The French patrol penetrated the The Moat Fsadaoting aod phine Grsyb. The title of the pas­ the good, neighborly action of rebelUouaneaa of men, even agalnat | Manchester Sports Center sen aaved 13 men. All saved OK.” a coal pit. four milea south of here. outaktrta of Forbach, where the Moieni Binge In Opmttoe. Saturday, 2:00 p. m.—The Junior Large tank capacity insures plenty of tor’s aermon will be ”A Mm of Department of the Church School caring for a victim of thieves on God’s own Son. Papciar Tommy Mnrray, known to thouimnda of roller akaling Germane have atrengthened their NO ADMISSION CHABOES! the Ages.” Text: ‘T o love bU the road from Jerusalem to Jeri­ It la a aad story of life aad law- { hot water at any hour, day or night. line on French territory south of neighbor as himself, U more thM win ,meet in the veetiy of the laan ta thin nertton, (yunee to town. Lenin to Sknte the Rhythm Saarbniecken, these aourcee said, church, tor a party. cho, He did not meM to Imply leaaneas, but It is no BMira aad Way. Compntmt Inatrurtora for Reglnnem, and withdrew with Information on an vriiole burnt offering* and aacrl- that a SamaritM was better thM Hien what to mtritually bappoa- enemy concentrations after fight­ fleea.” Mark 18:88. a oertbe or a Phaiiaea; but He did lag to .tha world today, when awn | Eveatag Priren, 40 centa. Mntinoea, S» centa. WHAT A TREAT FOR SUNDAY! The rehearaal ot the Dramatic want to emphaMas tha truth that tor the moat part coottoua to ra-1 ing off a stronger German fores. Teday Thni FerriaE.1 club win be held at 1:80 p. >»• I" a Samaritan, deapfsed, uaortbodaz Ject the love ofi ! God aad tha elaims REMEMBER THE FI.ACE: TUB HPORT8 CENTER! German ratral Repnlaed ROAST TURKEY OR ROAST *^CHICKEN A German patrol was aald alao T ineday the church haU. Everyman’s Ctoas at 8:16. aad outcast, ooeoidtog to tbe Jew­ of Chrtot. to have attempted to raid French Monday evening the S t Ocella Churdi School at 8:M. ish estbaate o f the time, might- lines in the NIed river sector, but • ■“ W PERSON club win aew at the rectory at 7 Nurseiy at 10:46. to reality be a much better nwa Tbe paraU* of the stona which For Information On Modern ELECTRIC to have been repulaed, leaving sev­ o’clock. Ammai Bay Scoot earvlca a poor aad Instooere person tha boUdets raJaetad to alao flafl- eral bodies hanging on barbed i t " Monday avantng tha Dram and 10:45. Boy Scouts to ba gueats of ortbodcor profeesloa tog its manifaafattoii eanataatly in wire. waNBTMnnB’ BUI BUDDY c’ Bugle Corpe wUl have their Bingo hoBor. IBermon by th* mhrieler on It waa predsely this feet that Ufa. Whsra amn aad wn m i whom , Water Heating Ns amug^ raligioue peopte were m God haa ealtod fan la tbolr ftOty, 'I COMPLETE DINNER DIspatchee reportsd heavy artil­ party at 7:30 in tha chundi hall, 18 the enbject: “A fl^bol of Man- fetter Eats at Oak Grill lery barragea between the MooeUa imflBlf'MnEKK (Solway etreet the proceed* win be ' hood.” S p e^ maaie by tha didr. daagw of forgetttag. We are an so otbera arias, awnatimaa toss pctvl- Including Fruit Cm • S*m • and Saar rivers, as well as rtfie and ------PLUS------EB5EN ua^ to pay for the cM»ea that were Prduda, Andante Trangwllk) wont to Judge maa by their labHe togod aad toes labatod wttb tba j SEE YOUR MASTER PLUMBER or call \ ROAST BEEF VEAL SCALLOPINE Dessert and Coffee, Tbs or Milk. machine-gunfire between French aad outeriard pcof aiilone. oaactioBS at reUgion, to HALF BROILERS FRIED SCALLOPS SUNDAY—MONDAY recently purChaaad by tha eorpa. .oe***e**o**,e*a**e*e *yOOTSttT Alan A Wide Variety ef I and German pUlboxes on oppostta Wulneaday evanlng at 7:80 p. m. Anthem, When I Oeodder Thy tba talks o f raal JustlM ( SIRLOIN STEAK Steaks — Chape aad 84 I reed sides of the Rhine. the Biationa * f the Q oee wlU he Heaven* Amps . So, bara, Jesna takes tbs eaaa ef •SUt tfUtlle Fin* Wines — Liquois and Beer A ”whr of words” from French ->ad. alao the Behedletkm o f tlw Offertory aolo by C M. Beckwith. tiro eons whom the tether boa The ideal to to make both our; loudspeakera was balleved today to Bleseed SacrameM. U ght ...... Scott asked to go aad work in hie vine­ woide end our dead* alike la tiatr Division hava provoked German batteriae maatfeeUtlco at truth aad goed- The A^anchesle^ Electric nd Done* to the Music of the Osk Grill Swingsters J1 A N A1 . N M .STATE’ •- ciRo'^ un Saturday morning the pastor Postiude, Grand Cboeur .. .DuboU yard. The coo aon, ao for aa words K—' MANGHIIffm * We Cuter To BamiHets into opening "markedly more ae« niU coq^duct a catbechum class In Yooag Peoples Mo Sigma Chi ara ooncerned. to very willing and aeia. Tba oompleto Ufo erUt not be ; THE TEA ROOA\ live" artillery fire mentwned la last k g j v f ' M A c : tha chiirdi haB at 10 a. ja: . Society at s io . compUML He answets very readl- lacktog to attbar. Nevartbatato, it s n ooMiaBcnoin rowBi OQMPAifY night’s high conunoiid oommunlqua. 1ST SHOW SUNDAY AT S P. M. The Ladiea Sewing dnb wUl Tha Week ty tfiat be to gotog, but ha did not to the Ufa aad tbe deed that mat­ SO Oek Street W* Cater To Bsniiaeta. Today’s communtqua said OMro- go. 'Hie other smi, to oome mood ter, M d words M d profeaeiocia are TW ATl •niB BBBAT VKTOB HKBBBWm.tID . meet at the home of Mre. Stanley Mooday at T.-OO, Boy Scout. SAK GRILL T«l. 3S94 883 Main Street O p| i. St. Jainee** Church ly. ’’Nothing to report." Olbert of 237 Union street on Ttiee- Tueaday at 7:00, Girl Scouts. or dtopoettlon of rebeiUousneas, de- very hoUow ualeaa. they are ra- j Dispatches said tha Germans fail­ •MBOUCT o r DB. KILOABB” dey at 7 p. m. Wedneaday at 8:00, Tha Worn* ctorea that ha wiU not go, but flactod to character aad aeUan. ed to damoffo tha loudageskersb ••*

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HANCBE8TER EVENING HERAU). MANCHESTER. CONN SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 10,1940 MAMU-BESm CVKNINO HERALD. MANCBE8TER. COMI. SATURDAY* TORU ARY16,1640 I / AdMrieM ropnbUet oro otao omoB* A Roosevelt Scouts Taught News of Vets and Their Auxiliaries Well, What Did Radio tbo noutrolo boln» oonUctod. Denies Tides The Year*t Fonr Eagle Seonts Obituary Meetiiig Here One officlol coutlonod ocmlast / too fre s t’opUmlora thot tbo voH- Aids in Youth Songs, Dances^ Hew York, Feb. 10.—(A5 — Not ouo steps undertmken by the »d- Of Atrocities i 9 . Senator WUBsm Shea, State Com­ one record will be played on the To Help Finns Confucius Say? CBS chain next Tuesday night mtnistrstion preMfed • pence pro- F unerals mander Gardiner Hall of Wllllman- Dilworth* pfftfi by President Roosevelt In the Congress Row Miss^ Janet Tobitt,, of tie, and Walter Bolan and Harinan when ' Its weekly "Americans At near future. - Upon Ppland Schaeffer from Waterbury ww« Work" presents "The Record Much will depend on the Infor- England, Holds Session Cornell Maker". ConditioB* AcroM At* (Oontianed froM Pagn OM) Funeral sarvicea for Mra. present. Senior Viee-Commandar mntlon —nnd e ^ c ls lly overtures ^ (Oeetleeed^^^ge Twe) Blanche (Cleaveland) Keith wife of At HolllBler SL School. WUliam AUea waa toastmaster. That'a becauae the network haa a Untti. to Be Deecribed —Welles msy bring beck with him J. Howard Kalth of 369 Oak street Ihoee chicken dinners at the Villa Aux. rule against the tranamlsalon of from the three big belligerents nnd Jackaon to aay in a apeecb to the who died Thursday, will be bald Louise are always good. Walter records, or electrical transcriptions This Eveninf. for lU existence." ho declared. "So meeting last night that "I do hop* More than 100 of the Girl ^ u t a No. IM aa they are often described, over Its Italy. It U not td be supposed that the tomorrow afternoon at 3 o’clock la jTedford hasn't forgotten the Le- Saturday, Feb. 18 Satvrday, Feb. 10 The President expected to get you era not so bad aa to warrant the South Methodlat. church, of and their leaders enjoyed the ses- i nape. Ed Morgan managed to find chain system. So, where the scripts Reich could extend {Ibeitlas to the the suf gaatlon that you muat clean calls for the “presentation" of a 1 ;00—News, Weather. 1:00—^Eeeo Reporter. *ni« dlstraMlBK conditions In V^- today a volume of first hand Infor- which abo was a member ai •lona In folk songs and dances, con­ i the way from Danbury, and the 1:05—Sammy Kaya’a OrcbeetrA taad will bo dsocribod this oveni^ polea greater than those enjoyed up aiii purify yourtelvta In order Membership Party record, an orchestra in tht studio 1:15—Market Report Agricultur­ ----- wo. —_ .— ------•Ml_— —— , _ BoMAlTa___matlon on European alfalrs from by ^ 'populatlona of England prominent la its work while her ducted by Mlaa Janet Tobltt of the newly elected YD Qub president, al Bulletin. 1:80!—Golden Gate ()unrtat. by Itev. Italno Hllronen of BrMK-1 ambassador to Parts, William to be worthy of a waaage even health permitted. The pastor. Rev. I Ed Cobb, already haa hU lianquet will substitute. ly*. Conn., at a mass meeUnf hem ^ Buimt, who arrived last night I’lenM or Germany. But thosa from the party of W.trren Harding, national organisation, at the Hoi" 1:30—L8M Meintyre'a Orchestra. 1:45—Mayfair OrchestrA y^p aasall me from abroad should Earl E. Story, wltl conduct the Mon$-Ypre$ Post ' committee lined up for next year. On February 19th 2:00—program from New York. 3:00—Brush Oeek Follies. tiBdar the sponsorship of the Broui- by air. Bullitt waswaa summoned Albert Fall and Joe Pew." ■ervice and Frederick J. Bendall lister Street echool yeatenUy. WBjA Mancheater should do something Bing Crosby’s annual Santa eibood of the Swedish Ctonpega- know . . s thcle Is no hunger, Not PlBcnaelon Meottag Uah by birth and education, Anita Derby la to be made available 3:00—Golden Metodlea 3:30—Baron Elliott’s Melodiei. back for consultation. there Is not oven any ratlonlM of will sing "Lead, Kindly Light,' for the YD boys at Newington this 3:30!—Dot Brlaaett’a Orcbeitnu 3:00—Columbia C!bamber Or* tlonal church. Spruw ■tr^t. this Young Roosevelt, a 1039 Harvard "Jesus, Lover of My Soul" and Tobltt has had practical experience month. Your scribe Intends to be for network description on Wash­ •venlng at 7:30 for the StaU Flnn- graduate, and hla two colleagues, on both aides of the Atlantic with B. W . V . Plana were made at our meeting ington's Birthday . . . John Bar- 4:00—Camptis Capers. cbostTA "Crokring the Bar." He wUl be there this afternoon with Gardiner 3:80—Esso Reporter. 'm Jab Relief Fund. Pater M. Tropes of Jersey City, N. Girl Guides and In training recrea- Hall to see what we can do. Take laat Monday evening for our An­ ryniore's illness kept him from a 4:30—KSTP Preaenta. accompanied by Organist Clifton 5:00—Gua Steck'a Orchestra. S:S5-Strictly Swing—Oil BlMlt. Rev. Hllronen will be accompan­ J., and Stephen McArthur, Jr., of Bralnerd. Uonal and social group workers. over some magazlnea or anything nual membership Supper to l>e scheduled appearance In George ied to Manchester by a K w n ey, N. J., were ruled out of The girls learn the aonga Md Pipe Band Plans held Monday evening, February Jesael’s show this week. It la pos­ 5:30—Program from New York. 4:00—Music off the Record—IteF': The pall bearers will be Willard else the boys would like. Hartford Barrett. talented countrymen wno will sing n.nartm»nt'a No 2-mah I that the Poles health ha neen neg- order by Chairman Howard Ennes Horton, Thomas Rogara, Frederick dances by participating in them presented the YD men there at 19th at the TMCA. Mrs. David sible he may appear later. 6:00—Newa, Weather. and play many of '" " “‘l Only 49 years old, he has eerved ' Iccted, Including r e ^ r t s ^ ^ ^ty- of Washington on the grounds that Rogers, Charles Banka, Herbert during theae aeaipiona, and It la re­ Active Summer Chrlatmaa with 'YD tie olaspa. Thomas and lira. Oliver Chartier 6:16--Julea Lande Salon Orchea- 4:48—Ad Liner—Dance P rognab cal WessjrwweM— compt^tlons------of Finland. At the IJir KUVCIgovernment V*saon «aa eiuiinumber of epe- r S S the meeting waa not a discussion markable with what facility they Twenty-two years ago this week are co-Chalrmen and the foUowlng trA 5:80—Henry King's OrxffisatrA Robb and James Wilson. Inter­ On the Saturday night Hat; 8:00—B!sao Repoiter. the close of the service an of^nng dipjo^^atlc missions In Latin medical services in a saaalon. ment will be in the Cleaveland pick up theae tunes and stepa, fol­ the TD marched Into Solssons and ladles will assist them: Mrs. Edna Talks—WABC-CBS, 7, People's 6:30—Behind The Scenes withi will be taken for the Finnish Keuer jjj, was as head of gave free Inoculatlona to 720,000 Later, Mrs. Roosevelt remarked family plot in the Stafford Springs lowing Mlaa Tobltt’a demonatra- on up to the Chemln dea damea. We Keating, Mra. LeUUa Rady, Mra. Platform. "National Defense Paul Lucas. 8:05— Hedda Hopper’s HoBp* “Confuclua a a y ....” wood. Fund. . _ I the American delegation to the Jews, Ukrainians and Poles—a that "I think It is peculiar to gat cemetery. tlona. Both leaders and acoute The regular monthly meeting of saw the anti-aircraft 75'a in action, Donald Hemingway, Mrs.' Elaine Needs"; Col. Theodore Roosevelt, 6:45—Medical Program. prodigious feat In medical admin­ form In the rings around the Imll the Mons-Ypres Poet will be held Nobody haa escaped the friend who hunchea up to him these 7:00—What’s My Name. 8:30—Nan Wynn—SongA Will Expiate W ^ i p ,„ American Conference at Pan- up in a meeting with an arranged The Watkins funeral home on saw a dogfight for the firat time, Krob, Mra. Mae Tucker, Mrs. Ellen days and Intones In a sing-song voice, "Confucius say-----" fol­ Paul V. McNutt and Admiral R. R. Rev. Hllronen will explain in City In October, which result- istration. / program and say, ‘I lyant to East Center street will be open and have a jolly time whUe lea JVednesday evening, Feb. 14, In the saw observation balloons come Mahoney, Mra. Lillian Finnegan, Belknap: WABC-CBS. 10:15, Sena- 7:80—Art For Yolir Sake. 8:30—The Old Fire Cfiitef. "Never In modem times has ing the aonga for various occaal Itlsh-American Club on Maple lowed by a wisecrack of 1940 vin tage. It’s In the air these days. 8:00—Arch Oboler Play. 0:45—Today In Europe. tall, with the aid of a large map ^ j„ the creation of the western speak'." She sat eight rows from this afternoon and* evening for down In flames, saw planes dive and Mrs. Agnes Hess. Tlckete may Who waa this guy Confucius, and what did he really say? tor A. H. Vandenberg at pre-Lin­ of Finland, the recent war movea, f,p^j^ph,re neutrality sone. there been less typhus than now her cousin, between Bill Hinckley, friends of the family. and every age; or the round, aqu^ l et. Commander Albert Llnd- into the ground in a long streamer be obtained from Mrsi Thomas, coln Day rally: WABC-CBS, 11:30, 8:30—Stop Me If You'vp Heard] 7:00—People’s Platform. of his countrymen and will ^ m t , diplomat, who In disease-ridden Poland." couple or longway dances of _ requeate a full attendance as Five hundred years before the birth of Christ, a giant of a man This One. 7:30—Skyblazera. former Youth Congress chairman, of smoke. After that came mud, reservations to be made by the lived nnd taught In China a rever ent group of pupils. He waa Rep. T. V. Smith on "Lincoln; Man out the several sectoie where in- ^ eaucated at the same schools Radio Control. Four local Boy Scoute who were awarded the Mgheat honore In and Mrs. Hinckley, who are her John Heller Ing nationality. .. , "rery important business will come barbed wire, dugouts, "stand to," 15lh. If you haven’t yet paid your and Myth”. Europe- -CBS, 6:45, 9:00—Youth vs. Age. 8:00—Oangbustera. tenslvo fighting has been done oy j President—Croton and Har- Scouting—Ea.'jle Scout—during the past year. Thoae above are: Top Many new dances were exempn- up for discussion. Plans will also Kung-fu-tze. Latinizing his name, foreigners called him Confucius. 9:30—Death Valleyi Daya 8:30—Wayne King's Orchaatm. Confirming that discipline was house guests. The funeral of John Heller, of and the only link to civilization dues, why not plan to attend and Until very recently, for nearly 25 00 years, his wire and lofty, yet 8:55. hls valiant countrymen against w j has been undersecretary of strict against political opposition, row, lett to rig!>t, Martin Hanson and Lee Spaulding; bottom, left to Tropes first interrupted Jack Mc- fled this year by Miss Tobltt, who be made for our annual St. Pat­ waa the good old mall aack. How pay up. If you have a friend who WEAF-NBC — 7. What's My 10:00—Bob Crosby’s OrchestrA 8:55—Newa—Bfimer Davte. 149 Griswold street, .Glastonbury, has a number of hooka of songs simple philosophies.dominated the life of the Chinese milHona. hordes of Russia. state since 1637. Prior to that he Frank said Poles were not permit­ right, Frank Mansfield and Elmer Weden, Jr. Michael of Quitman, Ga., Youth was held this mornli« at St. Paul’s rick’s Day social so we hope every many girls did you write to and did is enable, bring her along. AH Name?: 7:30, Art For Your Sake; 10:30—Eddie LeBsron's OrchestrA 9:00—Tour Hit ParadA The Brookljm F ln ..^ secretary, and dances to her credit. She hM member will make a ipeclal effort Let's take a look at some of the "Confucius s a y ...." cracks 11:00—News. 9:45— Music Pattened fW ted to listen to radios or depart Congreaa chairman and ministerial church, Glastonbury. The burial you marry one of them 7 Probably wives, mothers, sisters and daugh­ that are going the rounds theae days, and also a few blown-ln- 8:.30, Milt Bcrie Gags; 9, Youth vs. plans to leave this Heads Special Committee frhm the prescribed paths of rec­ student, aa he was proposing that also complied a book on Shepherd’s to be present. not. And when the “freight trains” ters of Legionnaires and deceased Age; 10, Bob Crosby; 10:30, Bos­ ll:lfi-W h en Day Is Done—Larry Dancing. took place later In the morning in pipes, explaining how to make and the-bottle observations that Confucius really made, 2500 years S l^ h to enter the I H* *■ chairman of the special titude as laid down by Germany. the Dies committee Investigate the St. James's cemetery, here. The Manchester Pipe Band held came over you either forgot to duck veterans, and women who them­ ton A. A. track meet. Huard, baritone; Bud Rainey, 10:80—Easo Reporter. The public la InvlteiL to attena committee On Problems "Becauso.lt Is not military Ku Klux Klan. play them. a very .successful social last Sat­ or you dropped in the mud when selves were enlisted In the World ago; WABC-CBS—7:30, Sky Blaaer; narrator. 10:85—Miisic Patterned tor Dana* this Interesting lecturer. of Foreign ' -Relations"...... named by 11:45—George Olsen's OrcbeslTA teg. practice to restore prisoners be­ Eagle Award Is Made ActloM Agateet Klaa urday evening In the clubrooma of one landed a mile away. You al­ War service are eligible. Auxiliary Cxmfucius Say t Confuriufl Say: 8, Gang Busters; 8:30, Wayne King; .Secretary Hull last month "to gath­ fore a war has ended," Frank said Subsequently, Attorney-General No. 2 Hose Company. A delicious ready had cooties and t)iey stayed members feel that the eligible 0, Hit Parade, 12:00—Horace Meldt's OrchestrA 11:00—News. (511 & O.) (1940 A. D.) 11:05—Leighton Noble’a Orche** "':;; er data on and study both the Im­ only a few Polish prisoners of war Jacitson announced that a Depart­ Group Will Start Town Takes Over dinner was served which was fol­ with you a year, until the division women who do not belong are He who alt on electric chair WJZ-NBC — 7, Message of 12:30—Blue Barron's Orchestra. United States Is mediate and long-range results of ment of Justice attorney was "pre­ lowed by a program of entertain­ was deloused In the Le Mans area. missing much. Service to others The superior man is rightly Israel; 8, National Defense Week 12:65—News. tTA have been returned from Germany. firm, not firm merely. The su­ get amps In pants. overseas war measures and the His government Is not persecut­ By Scout Honor Court paring charges agalnat the Ku Klux ment. In the course of the evening I stUI have the cootie roatei of my comes first on the program, but program: 8:30, Radio Guild Lincoln 1 :0 0 -Silent. 11:80—Xavier Cugat’s OrchaatiA manner In \^lch the problems aris­ Citizenship Class Abandoned Poles our Vice Commander, William perior man thinks of virtue; the Pushing for Peace ing Jews, he declared, and haa no Klan" In South Carolina. outfit and can prove that ab and so we have frequent social activities slings mud, loses drama) 9, Barn Dance; 10, NBC To«nornm-*e Program 13:00—Night Owl Request PrA ing from them may best be handled Jackson's announcement, which Ritchie, who la also treasurer of for the enjoyment of the members. small man thinks of comfort. Man who gram—Harvey Oteon. special attitude toward the Jewish waa lousy on such and auch a day. • • • ground. Symphony, Bruno Walter conduct­ A. M. BO as to avoid shock and to prevent problem. he would not expand, waa prompted the band, gave an interesting talk It muat be tough on cooties up In The annual Americanism Pro­ ing. 8:45—News, Weather. 1:00—Sign Off. In Europe’s War undesirable enduring results. Marlin Han«m R erriv«t» by the declaration of Eklward E. John Kaomaresyk, president of and outlined the activities of the To evoke love, one must love. Asi/ertlng that thousands of The Board of Selectmen, holding Finland because they like It warm. gram of Rau-Locke Unit, will be He who sits on tack Is better MBS—8:30, HawaU Calls; 9:30, 9:00—Four ShowmeA The committee, the vice-chair­ Strong of Birmingham, Ala., chair­ the PoUsh-American Republican special session early last eve­ band fan n ed for the coming sea­ Ask Bee-el and EU-bee, they know. held In the Broad Street Auditor- To evoke respect, one must re­ Symphonic Strings; 10:30, Music 9:15—Tom Terrtss. Jews from Germany. Hungary. B a d s e ; O t h e r A w a r d s Frank sheidon, 47-6M. as houis- off; 8:00—Sunday Morning MelodMft (Coohnoed Oo Page Two) man of which la Hugh Wilson, for­ Slovakia, Rumania and Russia ® . ter street: Ernest Irwin, 25-3M, man of the Southern Negro Youth au b, has caUed a special meeting ning, voted to accept from the son. 'The band expects to take part See-bee. lute of the H.P.H.S., Hartford, on spect. • • • 3y Moonlight. 0:30—Sunday Drivers. mer ambassador to Berlin, haa Congreaa, that the Department of of the club for tomorrow afternoon in most of the conventions which • • • % 9:00—Today te EuropA have applied to enter Poland. A r e IH a d e a t L a s t go Falrneld street; Richard Smith, the Connecticut company the 54 Februluy 15th. Several members blind date 10:00—Radio Pulpit. 9:15—Horace Hcldt’s OicheatTA been studying possible bases for —Justice had "been conspicuous by at 3 o'clock. Following the busi­ metal poles located along both will be held, the most Important to will attend from this unit. The What the superior man seeks He who accepts Study and evantual movea with the Frank said Incoming Jews were 13-lM, S5 East Middle Turnpike; usually gets prune. Sunday brings; 10:30—Bill JohnsoA 9:80—NewA Weather. peace as well aa the probable con­ NightV M eeting. Elmer Weden, 25-3M, 43 Brook­ its inaction" In prosecuting the ness meeting a claaa In American aides of Main street from the cen­ be the one held In Greenwich on meeting Is open to all. Is In himself. What the mean 10:45—Program from New York. not being sent to such regions as . • * • Europe—NBC, 8 a. m.; CBS. 9 9:45—Andre Kostelanete Orrtno ^^^Boorm oos Interest S o^ sequences of peace to the United Uublin, and that "not a single Jew field street; Frank Mansfield, 25- Klan In South Carolina, TenneSaee, citizenship will be started. Mr. ter to the terminus, the polea hav­ July 4. The band has taken part On February 16th, several mem­ man seeks Is in others. m., 7 p. m.. 8:55. 11; WEAF- 11:00—Musical Interlude. States. Georgia and Florida. Kacmarezyk has prepared a list ing formerly served aa points from In this convention for many years Army &• Navy bers plan to visit the Newington * • • He who bet on crooked horse tTA BoOndlnga In the diplomatic has left my capital at Krakow." Martin Hanson of 22 Strong 3M. 11 1-2 Trotter street; Leland race get taken for ride. NBC, 3:30; WJZ-NBC, 7, 10; MBS, 11:05—Walter Logan'a Muilcale. 10:00—Church o f tha Air. The forced exit of TTopea almost of 39 queatlohs, with answers, that which wak suspended the overhead but have never come out a winner. Unit. 11:30 — Music and American oorpa here Indicated enormous In- He said he did not know wheth­ street, member of Troop 13, BSA. Spaulding, Jr., 13-1M. 63 Gerard To be fond of learning Is to • * * 7:30. 10:80—March cf OarocA tereat In the government's steps. street; Martin Hanson, 13-lM, 22 started a brawl In the auditorium are the Important questions that a wiring system in use before trol­ But this year but new uniforms, A aeries of card parties, given be near to'knowledge. WBAF-NB(jt-2:30, Roundtable. Youth. er Lublin or some other area ever new instruments and a much bigger Man who go on trip to hear 11:00—Nowa Great wonder waa aroused in would be set aside aa a Jewish of this town, was made an Eagle Strong street as he attempted to hold hla grotmd. person must know to secure leys ware disconUnusd. C lub by different unit members were • • • "Is Russia Losing In Finland?” ; 4, 13:00 — Vernon Crane's Story About Town Ushers ahoved. him toward a door band, the boys hope to come held this past week during next political speech Gone With the 11:00—Newa and RhythzA Oongreas by President R « ^ v e lts nUte, hut that h# saw no objec­ Scout last night at the monthly ettisenship papers. It was statsd that the trolley It Is harder to be poor without Brahms' "Requiem"; 6:30, Ted Book. 11:80—Major Bowe’s Faadlf. as McMlehael called for the sense These will be distributed to the company had dlapoaed of the poles through. week. Three prizes will be award­ Wind. ■aaouncement yeetordsy of y*ll** tion to such a plan. "Where the Court of Honor of the Manchester murmuring than to be rich with­ • • • Weems Quia; 7, Jack Benny; ‘8, P. M. ll:00-O ur Boat WMMa trip and Secretary Hull's dlacloa- A 13 room duplex house at 177- of the audience,\which booed and class that will be started tomor­ for scrap, but this deal has been Comrade Ritchie stated that « D l n s v A l a P n m i l a t * ed at their conclusion. Yours for newly-arrived Jews go Is largely Semite In South Methodist church. good cheering eectlon brought a lot O l U g O I S i O p U l U r out arrogrance. He who spend all time at pool Charlie McCarthy; 8:30, One Man’s 13:18—PlnocchlA 18:15—Sunday SeranadA ure that Informal converaatlona 179 Maple street was sold today decided by the Jewish communl- shouted: "Throw him out." row. Tho president will explain called off ao that the town might news. VI FamUy; 10. PhU Bpitalny’a Glrla. 13:45—Newf, Weather. Raymond Mercer was chairman Soviet Rushes» During the confusion, Ennea of encouragement to the players . - * * * table end up behind 8-balI. 13:80—Laat Minute News FM M I had begun with neutrals In regard by John B. Miner to Mildred M. Ues," which are operating freely In In Polish the queationo and anawers obtain the benefit of them.>- At the • • * WABC-CBS—2:30, So You Think 1:00—Music for Modenw. of the Court of Honor and other managed to shout above the din present time the polea will aerva and for that reason the band is He who requires much more 18:45—Moviatend MalodtoA **%Q 901111(1 liitorBAUoo9l •cwiomlc Smith, both of this town. The every region, he said. and after the first six queetlona and At the A-N Club himself and little from others Beware of beauty expert, for You Know Music, Professor Qute l;S0-rFrom HoUywood Today, 1:00—Churah 'Ct tha Air. syatam" "world-wide reduction sale was made by Robert H. members present were Parker that the meeting was for scheduled answers have been gone over he no purpose except that on them planning to have two bus loads of guest; 3, New York Philharmonic; 2:00—NBC String OrchestrA "Home of Jews.” Doyle, Hayden Griswold. Charles New Defenses rooters accompany them to Green­ will be secure from hatred. she be panhandler. 1:80—Ooanactlaitt SehoolA ^■4 o ( annamenta.” Hull said the con- Smith, of Robert J. Brtith, Inc. ■peakers only and that resolutions will conduct a qulx. Next Sunday are attoched a large number of • • • 4:30, Punult of Happiness; 6:30, 3:80—OlaanderA At the will of Hitler, Poland la Edgerly, Charles Field and Robert were not In order. wich. • • • l:46-Badlo Valea cf RaMglaB. varsatlona, which could be extend- to remain "the home of the Jews," there will be another aeaalon and parking and traffic signs. Bingo still remaina the Saturday D. A. V. Gene Autry’a aonge; 7:30, Screen 2:45—Sabbath MaaaagA 8:00—Democracy In AotiCA od to beUlgerenta ‘insofar as they Progreaa was reported at last Smith, secretary. It was while the audience was However, In the future they may Ritchie would like to see more Do not think yourself so large He who cut self while shaving Guild; 8, Oraon Welles and Gert­ the governor said, adding that by In Caucasus this win continue from week to make the trip and thinks a couple evening attraction and a well at­ lose face. 3:00—1 Want n Divorce. 3:80—On Wings of SongA Involve these two common prob­ night's meeting of the American Scout Martin Hanson waa pre­ ydlling for the ejection of Tropea week until the claaa men.bera have be used If addlUonal lights are as to deem others small. rude Lawrence In "Mr. Deeds Goea 3:30—Broadcast from Europe. tradition It seemed more Jewish sented with his Eagle Scout badge more busea could be filled with tended one. Deepite the many David McCann 8:45—Oonnaeticut Ban of lems of future peace," did not em­ L ^ o n "Committee of 50" In the that young Roosevelt tried in vain passed a sufficient mark to' apply placed .along Main street, or for counter attractions, our regular To Town"; 9, Sunday Evening 3:45—Evette and Paul Barraa’a brace matters Involving present campaign to raise funds through than other European states. by District Commts.xioner Hayden (Conttenad On Page Two) to get the floor. He then stalked other purpoaea In connection with members of the Mons-Ypres Post 8:00 — PhlWiarmnola It m:ist be remembered, however, for their citizenship p< pers. and Britlsh-American Club. So habitues are right on hand, fair Hour, Gladys Swarthout. OrchestrA , war conditions. . purchaaeii of bonds by which Cill- Griswold, and pinned to the from the meeting. public need. During the holiday Chapter Ing of banka, and It la understood WJZ-NBC—3. Great play, "Pear Society cf New Toik. the area is not a part of Germany here's a chance to give our band a weather « r foul, to woo the Gods that many of ths legislators and 4:0(1-^ Unlvcraity o f CteeUmntl 4:80—Punult o f llappteMA, Senator Van Nuys (D., Ind.), a worth-Oomell Post can complete breast of his aon by Mr. Hanaon. season Christmas Ughte are hung of Chance, or by whatever name Banks Begin Oynt"; 3:15, Foreign ^ I c y talk; Oratorio SoclMy. ; ■tmbar of the Senate Foreign Re- the new Legion Home on Leonard and has not been annexed aa has Field Executive Parker Doyle Sir Archibald P. Wavell, chief of big boost. State officials are anxious to 8:05, New Frlenda of Music; 7:30, 8:00—Hobby LebbjN-DWW the Pornan district, he said. from them. , , Memben of the poet who were known, espite the goodly attend­ 4:85—The Shadow. Intiona committee, observed that street. The Post la striving to commended Scout Hanson on hla Brltain'a "Middle East" command. Weslevan Guild The Selectmen feel that If It la Look Who’s Here know what -the "man on the DIatiict Attorney; 9:15, Parker 5:00—Blue Barron’a OrcbeetrA matt. "We have our own currency, the Foresee Dardanelles Coup Police Court present at the social were Com­ ance of club members, methlnka street" thinks about the propoaed 5:80—Ben Bemie and aH It looked like a "league of neu- raiae an additional 13,000, a little fine record attaining Engle Scout later desired to have the polea re- « there are still some who have not Time Survey Family; 9te5, BIU Stern on Sports; 6:15—Bob Becker’s Chats About tn la” might be In the offing. But over half of which haa been sub­ value of which we are holding up and also spoke of his own record Turkish sources have stressed moved they may easily be cut ^ rades Jim Thompson. Joe Boyce, legislation. 10:30, Cheerio. . Ida—Law Lehr. by main force despite the fact that the military benefits that would re­ Fashion Show George Park and James McCuI' as yet savored of the thrills of the From the D.A.V.! Ballota on this question have Doge. 8:00—Silver Theater. Oomocratlc Leader Barkley of scribed. Another report will be In attaining ScOutlng's honor. It down and sold as scrap, but that game. So come one and come all. MBS—2, Mystery Htetory; 4, No- 0:80—MehMUe Stringa — Moaba made at the regular Post meeting the former Polish government was the fourth Eagle Scout award sult from seizure o f the Caucasian Charged with apeedlng at 60 they should be retained unUl It is lough; Ehich expressed their pleaS' been dlatributed to the member 8:80—OsM Autray aad U a! Kentucky declared he had not been ure at being present and 3^hed You can't lose no matter what! body's CeiUdron; 5, Musical Steel Paranov, director; Lorry Informed that the State Depart- on Monday, February 28. sklppeanner, so planned by the committee on pub­ plosion aboard the Danish salvage MBS—3:80, Otterbein Ccfflege Opposition to "roving amba.s- Jai). 30 when he was Injured by been conveyed by Herbert w . diced against Mr/ Stalin, Hitler, 13:80—Mai Hallett’a OrohastrA nadors" was voiced by Senator Nathan Hale Lodge. L.Y.A. will Chester-made Elagle Scouts fol­ 51, of 70 Highland atraet was con­ provide the mystery package. hence the "gangway gang" watch lic relations, te designed to poll the ship Walkirten off .the coast of rogram. lows: (The numbers after names | fly/ing glass at the 'Von Deck fire Hospital Notes Weaver of South Egremont, et al, we still think he had aome- 13:65—NrwA Clark (D.. Mo.), who said; have their meeting In Orange nail C.zerhn Under Arrent tinued to February 17. Minor was We hope all membera will make thlng In Thursday nlght’a “Herald" word for the Post opinions Iff thq bank customers of Portugal killed the first officer Snort waves: RNE, Moecow, 7, designate the troop 1. on South street, while working Massachusette, to Marietta W.. and Injured several crewmen. It 1:00—SUenL "The only ones we ever had got this afternoon promptly at 4 j With the litre company. arrested at his home after he al­ a special effort to be present as article. However, as we do not One of the first things that Ck>pie New York State on the current Broadcast In Bngtteh; 3RO, Rome, To Preserve Order Raymond Benaon, 40-5M, 299 legedly -rested a disturbance Geraldine A. and H. W. Tenney. good time will be enjoyed after the (Edwin) did was to hurl a defl at [>roblem of Saturday closing i of waa reported today. (Lloyd’s Reg­ 7:30, Concert; PCJ, Eindhoven, us In trouble, including the.World o'clock In order that the Swedish / S. J. Mullen and family have Admitted late yesterday; Mrs. Permit care to be involvwl, let’e leave It The American Aaaodatica tori war. I don't want to set up a societies may have the hall at 8 Prague, Feb. 1 0 —Reliable Main street; Francis Burr, 47-6M, /moved to Palmer, Mass., where Mr. Caroline Turxlngton, 24 Fairfield there. Today he promtesd that, meeting. to our brother scribes to Iron out the other veteran groups for a dart Hanks. At this time, there are aev­ ister does not list such a vessel. 8:30 and 9:85, American programs; 5^ 6© Building inspector ESdward C. the Advancement of Scteoca was| Oo)onel House In the present ad­ o'clock. reports that .500 to 800 leading 128 Strong street; Joe Dean. Box,' Mullen is employed. street; Richard Jennings, Wapping. pending trial, he would conduct Etta. the perennial problem o f neutral­ league or a series or aometbing eral bills before the legislature but shows a 848-ton Valkyrlen of TPA4. Parte, 8:15, Bymiteonlc con­ Csechs have been put Into "protec­ 161, Talcottville; Raymond Mozxery himself in an orderly manner. Con­ Elliott, Jr., hae granted a permit (mostly something). Then he want­ which would permit Saturday clos-1 Copenhagen.) cert I founded la 1848. Maaa Drops ministration." Mrs. William E. Orcutt Is able to Discharged yesterday: Mrs. Isa­ to William F. Johnson, owner and ity—plus. He referred to Ool. Edward M. Arnold A. Lang, 43, of 11 South tive custody" by German authori­ I1S-2M, 2 il Spnice street; Oeorfre be around after being confined to bel RosendabI, 34 Hawthorne tinued to Monday waa the speed­ And If we may atUl linger on ed to know who SeeBee la and in­ House, who went to Europe for ties were Interpreted in pblltlral ;i>!nry. 15-2M, 88 Florence streM; ing case of John Dove of Litchfield, builder, for the erection of a single Thursday evening’s Herald, the quired if this chap "knew anything street. Willlmantlc, was admitted her bed with bums on her Iltpbs re-' street. dwelling on Summit street to pdst T President Wilson in .lamiary, 1915. to the Windham Community Me­ cliTlcs today as a step aimed at Charles Donahue, 15-2M, Mldffie celved whits removing a large pan Admitted today: WUIard H. Mat­ held after be had been halted on editorial captioned “Hospitel Lot­ about setback.” 86,000. On the other hand. Senator Taft morial hospital yesterday with a preserving order. Turnpike, West; B. Lucius Batsra, of hot water from the electric thews. 87 Church street. Center street. tery,” carried more truth thaz Just another pip before closing (R., Ohio)',, expressed the opinion compound leg fracture following Among those reported arreatsd 18-1M-7M, 580 Bumbam street. Steve, a shock from the current Birth: Today, a sen, to Mr. and 2 fiction. this Urns, remember all you guys that Congress ought not to inter- a car crash at Manning Hill, South were Joseph Thruhlsr, leader of Buckland; Arthur L'Heureux, 18- causing her to apUl the liquid. Mrs. Ernest McNally of 88 Sum­ Take it in a faoeUoua mood, or that than are two meetinga a fbm In "the deUlU" of the presi­ Coventry. Lang was formerly a the Sokol (national Czech patrio­ 2M, 243 Center street; Sufnnar Mr. and Mrs. Harry C. Deane of mer street. Epieds Chapter la aay way yoii wish. Its not a bad aaonth and In order for you to dent's efforts to carry out foreign resident here. tic movement): Premys) Sama), Roberts. 25-3M; Ward Greeh, 38- Census; 81 patients. idea. And, heaven knows, the keep up with the dolnga in the fur ftiO TU lim PMCBD n o n i t m i i x l Yarmouth, Me., have returned to nuMmoxr policy. chancellor of Czechoslovakia un­ 3M, 13 Parker atreeL J y their home after spending several baaie problem, our hospital, surely ture you must attend the meetinga. DnderaecreUry Welles, who sails Sleet and rain which fell this der President Thomas Masaryk; Richard Carpenter, 25-3M, (63 weeks with Mrs. Deane’s sister, Etan Bc*ta Kelly Many Missii^ must expand, if It were to uphold In closing, all delegatea to the - together with Taylor on the, Ital­ morning made traffic conditions in and about 120 former officers of Pitkin street; Kingsley F.rench. Mrs. Mildred Martin on Riply Hill. Eddie Elm made his 12th profes­ reputation aa "Manchester's meeting of the Veteran (teroival the Czech army. own.” Association uieeting are ordered to ian liner Rex from New York Feb. town extremely harardous. No 25-3M, 15 Scarborough Mrx Leo Flaherty entertained sional start at Watorbury laat night \ ■ N88ff8 - 17, will bring back with him a mass Most of those held were said to and the local middleweight stopped At YD Banquet After having ooaalsteatly harped attend Monday evening at. the serious accidents had been report­ JoBlIn, 38-3M, 417 Eas] the Girls' clqb at her home at the WNT 8 ft of information, views and sugges­ ed up to noon, but there were sev­ he Prague residents. street; H. Burr, 38-3M. Lake on Thursday evening. Bill Kelly of New York early In the on the Inability of the old-timara Army ft Navy club. That’s from tions from officials of the four Drat rotmd. It waa his eighth vic­ to "place” la the news. It la a real Headquarters. eral skids and near mishaps. Town street; Harvey Gould, Mr. and Mra. Thomas Welles of ■ / I V w SMSO (Us4 a fteNw mM> M governments, on the basis of which highway department sanding Church street; Roger Cheney. 35- South street have Issued invltationa tory by a kayo and hla tenth win The February state meeting vrill pleasure to publicly announce that •wvw V/W awe fie# » e«e«(b Mr. Roosevelt may formulate trucks were at work protecting agalnat two draws. be held tomorrow at the V. F. W. one honorary member, Mr. Mc­ Jw W tm ttm IS bear SiWfaaw. No. End Firemen 3M, 330 Porter street; Erik Mo- to the marriage of their daughter D— ' i h f i FON1MC apecifle proposala. Intersections and hills. dean, 40-8M, 106 Chestnut street; Ruth Bradley WcUea to Donald halt In Bridgeport. Attendance at Cormick. ahattered ^ existing Trainers Rescue Of the countries mentioned In Raymond Ruddell, 27-4M, 152 Oak Cheater Smith, at the First Con-, 18-Year LaA On Fereeloaorea these monthly meetinga la p lck i^ racords with our repeating rifle, Washington, Feb. 10—(f)—The up aa the date for the cooventlbn scoring aeven buUa-eyas with one WMsm 4n WW aSHlsTkSZ-iZ the preaidenfi announcement of Cheney Brothers velvet weavers Hold Dinner street; John A. Johnson, 40-5M, gregatlonal church on February a g i SIfirssM vW Welles' assignment, one stood out will hold a meeting at 2 p. m. to­ 49 New street; Arthur W. 24th at 5 o’clock. Federal Home Loan Bank Board In Boston approacbea Very likely shot—and don’t aak bow It hap­ Man from Lions YUAN If particularly—Italy. 11 I.h the first day at union headquarters to dis­ Johnson, 40-5M, 75 Laurel street. The Rev..Glbaon Daniels of Hart­ reported today that forecloaurea of the national escecutlve committee pened; we atiU don't know. meeting in Providence this after­ And when “Oople" might get ftCniAUY country to be visited by Welles. It cuss terms of a new agreement Company No. 1 of the Manches- K. John Leslie, 25-3M. 50 MyrUe ford will be the speaker at the mortgages on non-farm property j declined to a 13-year low la 1989. noon will bring up aeveral matters away with It, we atUI have our ''■’*81 J iw iim la also among the heutral countries on work nnd wages drawn hy ' ter fire department has .arranged street; Frederic A. Lavey, 40-5M, Congregational church tomorrow.: Fort Lauderdale, Fla., Feb. 10.— ftacM i With which Informil conversations j company and union officials as a MOTORISTS! for presentation at the state meet­ opinion of a setjiack partner who AJdefcweaawslefteBrleeefAeleimi OaT«iaalaarimrraa)aaatrist?jtea E ka*a le as •sftsJM , I for a dinner and entertalhment to ((F)—Cheeter CXaJa, 84, owes hla have been started. And. beraiise of i basis for continuance of prodiic- ing. While on the subject of state Ida four and leads, out with the sriat4 van aoj SO sJM rsadas. 4 iaaiw* r*ilae a#4 relas. riwalae'VTrisle-Cwli. raw aaMjallan^ 04 a NaM •rWte HsMla mwM As 0 * follow the regidar meeting Mon- LiDOK AT THESE LOW P R IC E S AT VAITS! life to the heroic action of an ani­ wi4aratfraa> » A fn awtes laqgt Itwm laaa4"ri4ai*«araisltlkaaHilN4irtnaaa gl4a»-iwla4. arUg-.iiiaate Sertetweeee lerewwe sei tha close cpnlact now being main- Uon on a four loom basis, effective geettaga it might be well to think three spoL Maybe It waa the Im- halwM fawlas ea4 lawaW-sriM aara. Taw MalrSsistY riaW Olwt 1~ “ — bssImo mslM. I day night, It will be held In head- pending clam chowder, O eorn! mal trainer who used only a short heasw W teaisw •kao'Ism raw r talned between the Vatican and! next Monday. , quarters. Main and HtlUard strosts. Godoy Gives Louis Doable Trouble aving the other chapters of the CARS GREASED...... |e as our.giMata In April as In Then again, we woiddii’t U m to stick to drive five Jtmgle-brcd lions Italy, on .peace developments, It Is . i Foreman Coleman haa planned for Th«B—tGw— JoblnTown! from hla proetrate body. Indirectly linked with the assign-1 John H. Stevenson of 170 West „ short busine.ss meeting and this i.yeara. 'Think It over, take aa unfair advantage of an ueaday, February 13, at the abaent member, Florldn bound, but C ttjA employad at Clyde .Beat­ T It DI9PICULT le aMfto pesfle ment of Taylor to the Vatican. i Center street, driver of one of the ^ „.ill he followed bv a showing of ty’s. Jungle farm here, entered Most Effective Peace Forces I ears that figured in a head-on co l-1 ,„„tion pictures by Leon Fallot a l c o h o l ...... (In your container) 39c caDon Irmy and Navy (^ub, the next reg­ why the mystmrioua trip of Joe I realise that Poatiaa la prteed Jest e idar meeting of Epieda Chapter Madden and Jeff Blanchard, who Uon encloeurc yesterday. lew doUen above the lewest. Borne officials believe that when l lislon In Bolton early last Sunday taken during the time the 169th 188 P r^^^______The five brown beaate bowled AMUUIIWini rSWUBV MWeMMBSU «M b the time comes for a definite peace morning, was placed under arrest iriU be held. There are several travelled all tha way to Springfield They eiaiFir kovea’t beta eaaee- regiment waa In town. matters which should be decided Just to aae a hockegr game ? him over and clawed at him. Their move it can be mads most effec- iby State Policeman Daniel McKen- A dinner will oe served, arranged MOTOR OIL — A NICE CLEAN GOLDEN OIL! rears ittn eted fpaetetora, includ­ teewd to ennelellad lew priee wHh a tlvely by the United Stales, Italy zie morning. Officer McKen- hy the coni|inny’a houseman, Law­ npon without further delay, other­ And may ws extend, through ear tbai bee toe tepataiiaa, laeke, sise, .20 W. TotUd to 25 dcfrMB below loro. wise a long session in March with this cedumn, the best srlabao o f a ing Joseph Arcaite, a trainer. (Burope's largest neutraM ,xnd the "a s called to Investigate the rence Mtxrnan. Chief Griswold and Arearia leaped among the in­ bumryead perienw eeeleera eestlel -- - accident. In which six persons were Fred Sankey, foremen, of No. 2 (In your container)...... electlop of oIBcera and convention speedy recovery to Jacob ObriUua, Vatican. - fellow member, who la eerioualy furiated lions and began beating sp te several haadred daUars blftwr. It la believed that some Ijitin injured. The warrant waa signed company, have been invited. How. jpians win result Cewa to and take a look at tote saw $ttssSssitsi0 lA# 9 ts On Monday, February 12, the UL Should hope for a apeedy re­ them te their faces with the abort, «-0wrfteHq( JMm Uyps by the trial justice of Bolton and j „rd Keeney, second assistant chief, ' T1RE8 sideael aew weeey’e-werth e l meter Stevenson wUl appear before the „ member of No, 1 company who ...... #810.50 Veterans Aasociation meats covery from lus many frlenda at stout stick. He drove them back Bolton Justice court a week from ! ^as last night named one of the U. S. Royal DaLuo—4.00x18 .. promptly at 8 o’cloek to dlscuas the d u b ; maaa anytUng, Jake will and held them at bay while anoth­ ear. See bow mesh Wider eedreemter Goodrl^ 8Uvcrtow»*-4.00xl6 . .810.50 whether there is to be a carnlyal be amongst ua again. er trainer, George Eekereon, enter­ k it. Aad dea’t leave witoeotlrrteiks Personal Notices today to answer to the charge of ' jirpctora of the district, will also reckless driving. , present. The dinner will be pre­ this year and how many organisa­ • "B gh ty" ed the enckMUre and carried Csaja asw 4‘Trtfls-Cashieaed” rMa aad the pared by Anthony Pyka, of the 25 G a l l o n s o p g a s g i v e n a w a y e v e r y w e e k ! tions, are tetereated and willing to Jto safety. llstkiai perlarmsaea af its power, AH employees of the Government | Community Lunch, who Is steward Drawinca Every Snnddy M ominf. I Prite of 10 GaDons work. At' the preliminary meeting poeliod FmmIm os^hMe In Memoriam will have a holiday on Monday. Lin-1 only three of the ate eluba were Pertoebestrldeee leer aibeelt sad tos la levins memory of Walter of the company/ and 8 Priies of 5 GaDons. One ticket given with every Deaths Last Night coin's birthday, aa well aa Uioi4e > p r m n t Officers WUl be elected Will Send Experts iswmtotefiaar4|fc dstsl948Pa«iaal S o la n w h o died February 10th, 1130. employed by the state. The WPA 5 gallons of Regular or Ethyl Gaaollne. I ^ Ana plana drawn If tha carnival is Tso aro not fersotten. loved one. workers will not work on Monday I /A to go on. President Frad Bsksr Round Hm, Va —Dr. WUIam B. Kor will you ever be. or on February 22, Washington's Tornado Hits t M gid a good Job laat y w . Yboae Dodd, 71, former Uhitad fttetaa To Mdie Reports As Ions ss life and memory last birthday. This means that the repreaenting Bplada Chapter. are ambassador to Oermany and once Ws will remember thee. Toy Center will be closed on both Georgia City Commander Clyde BeekwiUi, Paat chairman of tha UMvsialQr af □ of those days. Children having Commanders Moseley, Frasier and Chicago History Departessat, GanevA Feb.:l6 r - i/ n —^Ybe In­ toys that arc to be returned on Allen, and Elwood Brown. Last Manila—National Asuembiymaa ternational Geneva Zone, or "Safe­ Monday will be allowed to keep (OaatiMNfi fro a Page Oue) year a handful o f wotkera tumad Ruperto Montinola, 71. ^ p in o ty Zone,” Comailttee wUl send them for an additional day. pver a fair sum to their respective political leadsr. group of experts to Finland to organlaationa. Los Angeles—Dr. WUUam Con­ work with the FUmteh goverament ^ It seemed good to aea the old ger Morgan 8ft author o f obamls- on a "neutral report of Soviet Rus­ V ^ S (::ng together at the annual ban-1 try text books and ehainaan af sian air bombard menu," tha com­ quet laat Sunday. Ihars wore tha Chemistry Department at the mittee announced today. many faosa miaring and a Untventty oit Odlfornia at Tha group will techide aeveral Service Station Aowad up whoaa faces have beah Angalos. SwIsA a npreseatettva o f tha or- abaent for a year or two. Louie Loa Angeles--lohn J. RID. Sft geiUaat ton’s United Btetea branch, 91-93 CcBtorStrooC 427 HARTFORD ROAD Falmer waa sufliclently nooverad formerly one of the nattoo’a lead­ and aimerte on avisttan. but no COLE MOTORS **Malic Yo«r DsHsrs Havt More CenU At VaRV fpom pneumonia to be there. State ing grain dcalen. ■amaa u v e beau made pubUc. ''"I*/

MANCHESTER EVENING RERALl). If ANCHESTER, OONN„ SATURDAT, FEBRUARY 10,1940

wttara Oilnaaa ptuaa Bdgbt taka • SERIAL STORY gaa fegf yrtamagamant ikltk pnetteaOjr aa ekaaea t t Aaeoraty h f tka aaamr, and aoma of than tHE CAPTAIN'S DAUGHTER MmkiRf B Seaport an not tar from tha northarn BY HELEN WORDEN cosxmiaHT. leea coaat It la net avan eartain that Announcement of tha eoatem- NBA SSRVICS. INC. a d"*' takanoff could net ba atafad platad aatabllahmant of what la Tha farm voU oftan. at Koraa. juat aerooa tha way tarmed o "hugs" daap water counts foe victory or defeat with CAST OF CHABAOIBBS Senators. Don reached in Ms pocket. from Japan, bacauaa the Japa a n freight' terminal on tba east aids MARIE LA PORTE medal la Frank nUefispreod over hta face not much mon lovad th en than in of Naw Haven harbor falls In some Waabington — Offhand, you'd | _ ' _ ' ttcluslve dreae shoppe, Uxree ea a os he ocrambM beck. "You kids erw r BvMiiBa ways to convay any axpactaney of think tha queaUon of saving tha i t£?2„atS'ra^hopa that barge. buy youreelxree some lollypops," iwiteTS BeiMayB •* China. DAN DONOVAN— playboy ato ho cried. "If you eee Marie La Ik* r o tt Offto* at MaMhaitaB Of couraa tha whole thing tha dsvalopmant of tha Elm aty taxpayer's money waa JuM a quea-) pHcea wlU go up under 8 ^ M •ajS S ctaai Man Mattar. tloB of Congress making up ita j the impetus of tha war in Europe, of a rich Irlahmaa. la loro xvlth Poets befon 1 de, toU bar Fve aeunda and parhapa la highly Im- as a highly Important seaport It mind—than, doing i t ] or that enough farmers J®}" Mnrtoe been lookliig for her." ■inKiupnoii EATn probable. But then a n quite oh- la true that In aoma parts of tha TOMMY RYAN leader of tho He walked bock to the hot dog Oaa Taat to IWI That's exactly what the economy ■ the ecenomy-minded city folks m truckers fighting Mario’s father. rto MeaUi aa Mall vlouaiy Japanaaa offldala who do world, particularly In Europe, headlines you're reading these days writing letters demanding laaa 'stand. “Why did the Molly re­ fRosla OoBf ..•.•••••••'•••••••I LYNDA MARTIN—eedety de­ turn?" he asked the man. DaUtoraa Oaa Taar not ao regard It ainca It 1a report' great porta have been created out are intended to look like. I tree spending of the taxpayer a butante, wants to marry Dan. “Leak." He flipped a hot dog xm ed that unuaual atepa a n being of even less promising waterways But all the push and go about! money, or that the farmers w m RAFTISTE LA PORTE—Ma­ KBiauBii o r economy on Capitol Hill Is far; not agree on what they wanw the griddle. "Bat'S mad os a wet AMOCIA*-atbo rR«aa. taken at Tokyo and alaawhan to than Naw Haven harbor. But (they have never agraad bafora). a rine father, owner of n fleet ef hen. He’s gone to get a repair Tha AaaMlataa rraaa la aaaiualTa- from Important, if those letters a fleet of bargeo. crew." to aatniaa at rapabliea- protect the eitlaa agalnat poaalbia these ware tha result of the pres­ from the folks back home keep Or they can hope that the war O • • 8aa af all aawa aupat aaiua iUelf wiU absorb the attention of "Mn. La Porte go along?” ta n ar aat alharwtaa eraaitt)tta la air niding. sure of great economic necessity pouring into the Capitol poatofflce. nSSTEBDAY: Unable to "No. She’s over on Broad street thia papar aad alaa tba laeal aawa and financed by governments— But th.it'B another matter. the public, farmers included, and Mario. Dan agrem to t o f a t ^ e marketing. Hod her shopping bag pabllaBad baratiL The farm hUl for 1941 Is a good lake the best off the economy is­ Idea of a party xvlth tho Marttaa AU liabta of rapabliaaoaa M great enterprises based on nation­ example of the how and why of sue. They can hope for all of those on her arm." apaetal dlapaiabaa barala. aia alaa Wrecked Roads and BescheB al economies. And not where Don goto right hot Don smUed. "And Marie's gone saving money. things. I tion of Me engagement to L yv» to xrork?" The recent Arctic wave that there were natural haihors, cry­ In tha firat place, there la no But if those events don't ma­ lAter he foee to the dock, fhiM The hot dog man became cau­ T . P. Holloran Dollars Have More Sense p«n aaiTtaa aliaat af M. ■■ a. ing'out for development, within a more powerful gro^.p of Ameri­ terialise, the senators will have to the Molly dHvee toward tious. "I didn’t oak." •a ^ e a Ina. swept over the Southern states can civlzena than tne fat mere— decide whether to take the credit rUNERAL HOME waa comparable to the New Ehig' few miles—aa is the situation as Albany. As Don xvaa climbing into bis Ppbllahara ItaproaantatWaa Tha and t..'.i holds true whether they for economy, or put the $550,000,- CHAPTER XVn roadster, a car whirled up end UeoUy located—eoavealent and At Van^s Service Station lallaa Matbawa apaelal Aaaner— land hurricane of IBM in m on between New Haven and New stand tfgether, or whether they 000 farm bounty, or part of it, Haw Torh.Terh. Chleapo. Datroll ana Dan Donovan and Tommy Ryan txro men, one carrying a camera axvoy from the busy thoroagb- It ta ahroye eomfortlng, when Beaton. ways than one. It waa not only London. don't. They've still got potent vot­ back into the farm bUl. So fAZ jum p^ out. ing strength no political party can they have decided only to turned obviously unfriendly backs forsu DIetinetive Serxrico—Mod­ •Make Your Dollars Hava MoreAers to tMnk about reptacemonts. death cornea, for famlHea to know an extraordinary freak of nature Anyhow, tha Naw Haven on each other at the Albany docks. "There'e young Donovan him­ MBMBBR AODIT BOMAU o r Ignore. off the terrible day of reckon) self, wearing a Tux at 4 In the ern FoclUttee. Be sure to see Van about ths prices that all the details of funeral ar- ancux^TtoNi. but it l^vea the South in a state schente, aa outlined, scarcely And no group haa a better^ Meanwhile, Secretary Wall) They had been waiting since early O nta at Van’s!” on U. S. Royals DeLuxe and Good­ rangementa are In the hands of Friday morning for the La Porte afternoon,” the photographer That's a slogan that Van's Serv­ Tba Raraie______Prlntlaa Campanr, ni brief bewilderment as to what seems to call for any such adjec­ looking case to lay before Con­ Department of Agrieulture shoutexl, focusing hta camera. Both AMBULANCE SERVICE rich Silvertowns, os well os the ■omeone whose xvlde knowledge |ae» aaaumaa na flnan^allAa raaponil* gress. Undisputed, official De­ put its stamp plan to work- in 75 barge, MoUy, to dock. It was now ice SUUon, located at 427 Hartford complete line of Armstrong tires. and experience terves to lighten btUtp for typoarapbloal arrora aa* tu do about the possibility of its tive aa "huge," when the water­ 10 o'clock and the New York tug. ran toward Dan. DAY AND NIGHT paarina In navartlaomanu la tba front purchased or optioned for partment of Agriculture figures cities, and expects to be operating T his ta luck, Mr. Donovan,” the Road, stressee contlnuaUy, and These are tires that Inaure max­ the burden of the debaaved, to eaae recurrence. show the farmer was getting In 25 more by July 1. Cotton haa with ita brood of canal boats waa ! motorists Who believe in economi­ imum mileage, wear and bloxvout tha strain and etreae of the eorrow- Maaobaatar EvanIna HaralA the enterprise la reported aa 700 sUll Jockeying about in an effort other began. "I’m Larkin of the 175 Center St. Phone 3060 899 Mala Street One of the worst facton in the about one-third of hla normal been added to the surplus com­ Looking Glass. Is It true that you cal operation of their automobiles protection. fM . moment. And it has been the damage done by tha extnme cold feet. And with a thousand feet ahare of the national income in modities affected by the scheme, to nose its brood through the xvlthout sacrifice of quality in A popular feature at Van’s Serv- experience of many that the T. P. Saturday, Fabruary 10 opening of the locks. and Marie La Porte are..<> in the South haa been the wnck- of new channel to dredge laterally 1932. And, despite $800,000,000 in which, in effect uses federal The camera clicked. fuels, accessories and repairs have Ice Station is the weekly gift at 251 Holloran Funeral Homs, xvlth its bounty payments last year, he . got money (voted last year) to buy Tommy reached for the mega­ gallons of gaa, conslsthig of first dletinctlvo eerxrica and modern age of any number of ita motor to reach the main harbor channel, phone the dockmaater held. "What do you think?” Dan come to depend on Van's to take only 73 per cent of hia fair share. farm products for relief clients, stepped on the gajgl care of both car and pocket- prize of ten gallons and three faclIlUea, fllta this need in a moat Bridge Near Realization highways, almost all of them rel­ and the need to deepen that chan­ That takes into account for the and thereby takes part of the re­ “Hl-yu, Molly," he bellowed. prizes of five grilona each. An ex­ commendeble manner. IF FOB AU A No answer. p a r t ic b l a b The propoaed Hartford-Ekat atively new. None of them was nel materially, the project looks farmer the advantage he gets lief load off cities. The doorman at Vamat’e looked Van’s now offer speclels on n tra dividend to motortata xvho pur­ Tho HoIIoreti funeral home. from cheaper food and clothing Sqneese Play Without saying a xvord, Dan Frank W. Adams chase their .regular or Ethyl gaso­ Ideally located at 178 O uter e M OTORin //PAINTIH Hartford bridge la npidly amerg* built with a view—which must al­ to be either visionary or too vivid­ took the megaphone from Tom­ txvlce but asked no questixma as number of items that should prove ly described. costa. Entirely aside from the gen­ Dan, hatleas and In dinner Jacket, 137 Spruce St. Tel. 3690 of keen Interest to every motorist line at this up-tO:the-mlnute sta­ street, beliovee that it ta import­ OB PONT tag from the atatua of a mere pro- ways be kept in mind In tha North That's why Congress voted a eral merits to put congress­ my’s hands. "Hl-yu, Molly." he tion. ant for a funeral director to han­ ■ to B .B POfi. After all, while its opportunities stalked throxigh the main entrance interested In being thrifty, and poaal and approaching the oondl- -of resisting the affects of ex­ coM biUlon-and-a-quarter dollars men representing cities on the yellowed. at mid-afternoon. who isn't ? Take a grease Job, for Van's make It their burineas to dle all detoita to axrold intrusion on ”3 b o o « b i have been shamefully neglected Still no answer. V( tkm of aa eatabllabed fact. State tremely low temperatuna; so the to^nelp the farmer laat year. spot. More than 500 cities have “I xvant to see Mlse La Porte, OFFICE SUPPLIES instance. Proprietor Walter J. Van know cars and to proxride excellent tha sad occoalona when death colls. TonTI MndUy a*> That's why most observers fig­ applied for the plan, and the con­ "Them barge captains must he Wagner and his staff of asaistanta service at ail times. Whatever It ta an extremely difficult time preclata Mw ot- Highway Commiaaionar William J. recent deep frosts and succeeding for many years, there is only one deef and dumb.” volunteered the Dan told a bexvUdered floorwalker AND EQUIPMENT eentton wa ftas potenUally groat seaport In Con­ ured Congress would continue big gressmen representing those cities In the made-to-order department. are proud of this service and your automotive needs, drive in at I for the bereaxrod but’tho quiet, dig- Ocni’a promlaa, made to the Bridge thaws have ruined many hundnda appropriations for the farmer thia will be clamoring to get it for dockmaater. He stared at Droe prouder still of the low price at this station and thsy'II be sattafled. alSed sfflclency of HoUorsn’s fun necticut and that one Is New Lon­ txixedo. "Keep yer shirt on and the "TeU her Mr. Daniel Donovan Is row ear. Oemnlaaion on Thuraday, that ha of miles of roada which normally election year. their 'X^kters. That means they here." which it ta available. They're cer­ Or call 8868. You'll be highly oral home makes the trial ao much JO H N don. To attempt to make either boat yer lookin’ fer xvlll come In. Filing • IndrxinK Systems pleased xvith the expert attention Oemptato I will be in a poaitlon to abow flnal might have been expected to laat might have to dicker with Sec­ The txvo boys. Ignoring his Mr. Bluet, who lived In terror tain that if you have your car ooslar to bear. for many years. New Haven, Bridgeport or any Up To The Senate retary lyallace's men. Maybe they of Vornet, fluttered bock to hta Bookkeeping System greaaed at Van’s you’ll acclaim it you're sure to receive from men In tha peaceful eurroundings of P A IN T CO aatlinataa on tha coat of the atruc' But a war broke out in Europe. philosophical advice, paced ner- who ore thoroughly trained and this home, reverent mrvtcea may There la a lot of differenca be­ other Long Island Sound city a might be persuaded to change vouirty back and forth on the pier, hoes' office. "Mr. Donovan ta here the best Job In toxvn. COOK’S SERVICE STA. ■iw ta M oom. t i m tun within a fortnight hrlnga a And the national debt climbed their mind about the farm bill, to see Mlee La Porte," he stam­ Visible Record Equipment Txro full months of severe xvin- widely to p c rta i)^ to jriye y®« bo conducted os eimply or oa atab- HoInM. t K tween the cost of the South's fair terminal point for large scale ma­ Don't right eye still showed the best Don't forget riogen— Mansheatar Orean Fhona MNM long pnllminary period vary near closer to the legal limit of $45,- and vote more for the farmer in effects of Tommy’s fist. His white mered. ter drixrlng have undoubtedly taken orately aa doolred. No effort is weather highways and the frost­ rina freight movement would be 000,000,000. And economy letters exchange for a stamp plan. “WeU, teU her, you fool." Vor- heaxry toll on many Urea end “Moke Your Dollars Have NorelgjMired ' to provide eomplete, eatta- ita cloaa. And alnady tha High' dinner shirt waa xvUted and to Cents at Von'e!” proof roads we have to build up a good deal like building an iaIafRI started pouring tn on Congress­ Anyway, the squeeze play is on. hair straggling. Once or twice he net bobbed up. “You mean Mr. made It neccasary for many drlv- factory oerxdce. HoUoron’a also way Department'a coat aurveya men. The next step's up to the senate. Daniel Donovan, I suppose. Don't haro on ambulance axroilable day a n BO far advanced aa to con> hers and now that the Southern in tha Sound to raise tobacco on glared at Tommy, but beyond that Washington Daybook Your Federal So the President side - stepped The flnal day of reckoning can there waa no sign of further hoa- keep him xvaitlng." and night Tho telephone number states face the i'nmedlate and un­ —coating a thousand times aa HAVE YOUR CAR girl or txvo who etrippad with no ta 8060 and a coll xsriu bring old H O T WA* vinca verybody concerned that the the farmer In Jiis budget thia Jan­ be put off a few weeks, but it's Ulities. . Bluet scuttled doxvn tba corri­ G. E. WILLIS bfldga can ba Snanced within tha avoidable necessity of restoring much as a Hartford County to­ Income Tax uary, looping a cool $400,000,000 coming—and that goes for every Tommy, sure of his superior dor to the models’ dressing room. THOROUGHLY Shows Closing; more skill than the girls in the Immediately. i P i r traffic routes they aro confronted bacco farm and not a very good off the farmer's Fedei^ dividend one of the dosens a t appropria­ strength, remained magnificently "Mias La Porte,” he babbled. burlesque ehowe a few blocks eoBdltkma aat up by tha Oaneral Preston Grover checks for 1941. The House added tion hills in congress. "Mr. Daniel Donoxran xventa to see doxvn tho street , _ by tha alternative of building place for tobacco raising after all. No. 12 indifferent. In spite of tack ^ GREASED & SON, INC. Aaaambly at Ita laat aaaalon. insult to injury, the other day, That’s why It's to hard to save sleep he felt cocky. Bet thought you In the main salon." For a eonalderabla time then roada of their own kind—with the Washington — Republican and. v'bntlon of a paper silo. Unlike Deduetions For Buslneaa when it chopp^ out another the taxpayer’s money in a com­ Marie half eank on a chair. "TeU AND OIL CHANGED Sign of Spring J"Ki,"S”IS;;’‘'J5rK,SSlPe«»c»t Glenney Expenses he could carry Mario; off. Well, haa bean a feeling that tha Con- risk of a repetition of the destruc­ Democratic headquarters get out American silos, which stand up $150,000,000. plex economy like ours. Especial­ he’d show him. Still In the glow of him I cro’t eee Mm." she answer­ At tMe eervloe etntloo where xve opinion ta that in this drama CompUltLiiMof Fulfillment party dope aheeta but most fun to like sawed-off concrete chimneys, ' Deductions for business ex­ That means that the whole ly in an election year when ed. Bluet hurried back to the nee the beet Inbricante and mod­ about current world peace or how Reliable Truckers naetleut River Bridge Commie' tion If the Arctic moves In on read is the "Berlin Bulletin " dia- ; the German silo is a "lytag-down" tho day he had spent with Marie, Four Scheduled to Fold penses form a large item In the economy issue, as far as it con­ everybody wants aomething, and he forgot the unpleasantneai of em eqalpuieaL tCLget out of war Shaw was mere­ akm bad dona Ita preliminary work them again—or our kind of roads A week ago we apoka here tributed to newspapera In Wash­ affair made at paper. The farmer cerns tha farmer, has been sent his rote goes to the congressman Dan, xvlth a eoUcItoua Varnat at ly a telkatlvo old gonUesaan who BUILDING return of many taxpayers and the later evening. Mario didn’t Their Curtain* and Bid aa thoroughly that th en waa at a much higher cost about tha hundredth birthday of ington by the German Embaasy. digs a pit, covers the bottom with over to the Senate, whose mem­ who tries to give him what ha know what sha xvaa doing. Hla sm hta ride, waa xvaitlng eagerly. He offered UtUe oonatructlxra or en­ Whsthsr It’s a short or long It's odds-on that they will build Henry Haven Gorton of Water­ It cornea out every day, with an a new "bituminous crepe paper." must have certain qualities to be bers are all elecM In statewide xvants. started forxvard. Adamy tertaining about what to do about MATERIALS aiMll chance of tha financial both air-proof and water-proof. In eurance changed to disappoint­ Adieu Tonight. ’ haul. It pays to deal xvlth a repu- their own aort—and taka what­ occasional exception, but like allowed. Such deduction must be ment, when he saw that tha MoUy "WeU, xveU, where ta ehe?" de­ the xvor or the theater. Shaw tsMe firm when there's moving or achama being upaet by the check' ford, this state, oldest Yale alum­ many another work of genius, it is goes the green fodder or grass to manded Vainet. it mootly on affactlvo, if Talo*hoa* 51M ever chance there may be of sero nus. Night before laat, as quietly, an expenditure in connection with was not among the bargee being Service Station New York, Feb. 10—(P)—Frost trucking to be done. There's why lag and rt'Chacklng of the. State born to blush unseen. W* h'ave be stored. Then a layer of paper Is of my readere Uxre a great dlsy shoved in by the little tug. "She eays she can't to Mm, Cor. Spruce and Elridgn Sta. tiring, editorial against Hitler and Penrstt and Olennqy, looatod on Highway Department. Now any weather again vlaltlng the deep aa peacefully aa he'had lived, the never seen a line of it quoted in a put on top, like a ple-erust. On top the maintenance and operation of tanee from a doctor and it maj4 "Where’e the MoUy?” Dan epohe the floor-walker began. and IclclM otU) tontoUM tha Uxl MusaMlni. Perrett Ptaoo, ora so much in do- Bkalibood of auch a diaappotnt,' South. Right here In New Eng centenarian's long, long life ebbed local paper. of that Is a layer of sand or earth. the taxpayer’s business or busi­ not be poeelble to get a doctor in Vornet rearranged Ms face and xlrtvere around Broadway la the Shaw Ptay Foltara mand to r theFxro built up on onxri- The Bulletin correctly foretold "All green fodder which la pre­ ness properties; It must be an Healih^Diei flrst turned to Don. “Excuee me ■ leant haa become practically non' land there waa very general away in his sleep. hurry. In such casee, the best "You mean Bat La Porte’s tate night hours, but there ta a So Shaxv*e play cloeoe, a com­ oMo raputatlon in their long yeani the reaction of the European neu­ served In this fashion keeps its ordinary expense and it must be a plan is to go ahead and try xislng barge?” roared the tugboat cap­ moment, Mr. Donovan." sure s i^ epring is here—tbn thea­ plete failure, and in that ctoelng of exp^ence in this field and con aalBtant. agreement, directly after the hur­ Doubtless it waa Just the con' trals to Churchill's speech suggest­ : fragrant smell, its fresh green col­ necessary expense. In insisting the fast and heat, together xvltb In the modeta' dressing room be trical producers ore begtnnUg to Is a tragedy of xvhat eotoUmea olxvaya be depended upon for or, and as testa havt proven, the upon the latter qualifications, the Advice tain from hie berth in the pilot Aa the plctun now pnaenta it- ricane, that It would not do to re­ summation of fulfillment. Doubt­ ing the part the neutrals might By Dr. Fraak MeUoy. dally enemas, until the doctor can house. "She developed a leak!" eyed Marie, hta face xvMte xvlth HIGH GRADE close their ehoxva. happens to a xvrtUng man who, sxvift, eefe service. build the acorea of wrecked beach less after all the other ambitions have in the war. Holland bucked cattle like i t . . .It la so cheap that Bureau of Internal Revenue la up­ arrive or the patient be taken to Dan's face paled. "Where ta she anger. "You’U t o Mr. Donovan Those ■ehedulad to fold their perbapo, tries to keep abreast of] If you’re planning to movo, be aalf It win ba aurprlalng If actual and aald she would defend her the small-scale farmer who up to held by the Board of Tax Appeals / aeaatructlon work on the bridge colonies on the same sites or with­ and expectancies of a busy and up doctor’s office. now?” curtains and bid adieu tonight current times too long. Shaw is It Just a Mwrt dlstanoe or many neutrality against aggression from this time could not afford a silo and the courts. Ordinary and Daagere of Eernche The repeated earaches of yes­ "Back In New York for all I There xvete tears on Marie's PRINTING are: the French nudity revue. now 84 years old. Hta "OeneTa,’’ miles, then coll Perrett and Oten- la not begun witbln a vary few out requiring a very different type useful life had come to their ends any source, which caused the Bul­ now can make himself one. This necessary expenses are only those With the coming of rolder terday are responsible for many know. Least sha started is that cheeks. Sha pressed her hand to "Folles Bergere;’’ George Bernard although rorboee and not entor- ney and you won’t haxra any wor'.. of constnictlon—aomething that through achievement or Irremedi letin many satisfied chuckles. new process has also proved Itself which are usual and essential tn her forehead. "You xlon’t under­ JOB AND CCiMMERClAL rise about tho task. T h is local BBMtha. weather, there is usually ah in­ cases of deafness today. Take direction.” Sbaxv’e “Geneva," hta neweet talnlng to American audiences re- LOCAL and UKMO OOrtAMOi It aaema a long tima, In ntro- would not blow to pieces in a hun­ able frustration, and when Henry "The unanimous rejection of the successful in the storing of pota­ the case of similar taxpayers, "and crease in the number of cases of care of an earache—do not neglect Tommy wasted no further xroros stand. My father—I can't..." drama about xrorld poUtics; that xreola that be still ta a etltle of firm axorctaes svsiy posMbta core demand of Mr. Churchill that the. toes.” do not include extraordinary and "Very well. You’re fired. Get PRINTING and precaution in u a handling of THBOHIMO igact, alBca tba propoaal of a aec' dred mile gale. Haven Gorton found himself with­ earache, a trouble which may IL on the dockmaater or tugboat cap­ hilarious muslcml, "Tbs Streets British policies. neutrals join the British war ap­ We Had The Idea * nonessentlal expenses." cause'considerable distress in both tain. Jumping into hta truck, be o u t” Prompt ood EMeieut Prtattag a t Porta,” which features the goodo. Household affecte or bus!' and Hartford bridge firat began to But the beaches In large part in sight of the hundred year mark The German government got the Typical huslnesa expenses of a (To Be OentiBnefi) Once in London, whan talking pears to have made the British children and adxilta. 4)oeatloas and Anawers headed for the Albany Post Road. of AU Ktada BrosUlsa singer, Carmen Miranda; with eeveral Brlttah thootriS ness merchandise ore tosdod eoDt- taka ihape, and aa tha atructun are belnfi restored almost a / they ha discovered, la a new ambition war appears to have made the idea for the Bulletin from the U. merchantUe establiabment are and Alfred Luat and Loran Fon- fuUy and expertly and oil Parrott amounts paid for advertising, hire My message to you on this, sub- (Hnabaad Works at Night) Dan waited for tha tug to come monogere and this rsportor, Shaw ttaelf beoomea a phyalcal reality It were before and hundreds of cot­ to reach that mark, a fresh incen' British government a little more a. stats department. Each day the ; ect is aa follows: At the first sign abreast of the docks. "Where do COMMUNITY PRESS tonae in their hUoriojus production answered a query put by C. K. snd Olsnnay drivsis ore known for PERRETT S QI.ENNBT cautious." it said. department aends out to ita am- of clerks and other employees, Question: Mrs. L. F. xsrrltes: you tixink the Molly ta now?" be of "The Temiag of'the Shrew." safe drixdng, win doubtleaa cauae many people tages built that. In another hur­ tlve sufficient to motivate the basaies a digest of Important news. rent, light, heat, water, stationery, earache, start proper ^eatment A- B-Hotniee J. W Bore Munro, the Irish dramatist, in on W n X IA M B . The Bulletin tries to be moder­ at once. The discomfort which be­ ‘Woxild you kindly answer this in S8ked« Paul Muni la Maxwell Aadenon’e orgumsnt that txro such Irish Ths oompony runs dally trips to IM S to H a M . ed thla area to wonder why then ricane, would turn into match- functioning of his old body, ately objective in some of its re­ Naval radio distributes It, practi­ stamps, telephone, property insur­ your column—my Husband worka Raising 251 No. Mata S t TM. 8727 sad from Msnchsstor, Hsraord NsmU Ftossb Nigbl fhsM Ml* I ance, and delivery expenses. gins as a simple earache may de ”*Bout Spuyten DuyvU tf ■he drama, "Key Largo" wlU cIom in ;>taywrlghta must InexrUably got ahould have bean auch an extended wood or float away Just as their nearly worn out. views. but mostly it is out and out cally without cost. velop Into a discharging ear, or at night and gets almost no exer­ made time,” xvaa the laconic raply. two more weeks. nto. and Now York sad on prepared sarcastic about tha British. We The Bulletin comes directly to The expenses of a manufactur­ cise. He has lost seroral pounds Dan xvBS In hta roadster and But, tbera ore qualifications In to bsadto sU kiads ef trueklng sad delay In meeting auch an obvloua predecessors did. He made it. And then there the German embassy in Horse ing business Include labor, sup­ may bring about mastoiditis, or It ta tha wslfora Iners have read a fair number of issuea lead to deafness. Any earache, no In xvelght. When ba comes home shifting the gears before the man A Family these cloeliiga. "The Streets of the patriotism of the Englleh poo- moxrlng. Perrett sad flleanay also naoaaalty. But the whole idea of "It won't happen again" la a was no more Incentive to live. So and haven’t aeen France mention­ code, in English, from Germany. plies, repairs, light and heat, pow­ he has a xvarm drink, then sleeps eonducta ths BUxrtr Lana bus Has matter bow trifling, shoxfid recelxre had all tho xrorda out of hta By Oliro Boberta Borte Paris” la an entertMning and high­ pie' wMeb concerns t o , " Shaw YOU GAN LOSE YOUR aalf'Uqnldatlng financing of pub- pretty easy conviction to swallow the clock Just ran down, the tide ed. Sometimes the Bulletin steps The Germans expanded on th$ U. er, selling cost, administration, 7 or 8 hours, gets up and eats and ly humorous show that haa been betxvasn Msnchsster sad Hartford S. Idea by distributing the bulletin and other similar charges. attention. mouth. OLSON said. SKATES lie worka waa too new in Oonnec- when it is buttered with saved went out, and Henry Haven In to Interpret American senti­ Most earaches come from the goes back to work. Is he eating **There*« n Toad that foUowi the running on Broadway for months sad haxro spoelnl busso for charter Bmtgma Im 1 MImmtmt to local papers. The farmer may deduct all nec­ too little? What can he do to get "1 can’t stay iiiore than a bUb- The plays xvlth propaganda on xvbea orgaalaations plan trips out tlcut for quick acceptance, and a dollars. Gorton, aged one hundred years ment. middle ear. This cavity is coh' Hudson all the xvay doxvn. Isn’t and now xvUl traxrel. Lunt and Broadxvay have been on both sides, s h a r p e n ! TelU fM A Paper Silo WThen we beard about the Morse essary expenses Incurred in the more exerdae?" there?" he cried to the dockmas- ute,” oaya Andy. “I have to.get MOTOR SALES Miss Fontonn# brought their "The of town. If you aood tho oorvlca Jab that In tha near futun would and five days, passed serenely . "The official Japanese protest operator we couldn't help but feel production, harvesting, and mar­ nected xvlth the back of the nose Answer: If your Husband takes some arguing antl-Nasl and. soma of a truck m- a bus, coll 8068 dur­ laa It' fsB is Bit ia by a narrow tube called the Exu- right bock to BUiya. What ta Diatributor Shrexv" Into town for a elngle pro-Nazi, etc. but the propaganda prbbably be done in a few montha over to his place among the in connection with the stopping of sorry for him when this item came keting pf crops, including labor, a lunch xvlth him, ba Is apparent­ **"Yea, Hr. You can’t mlei It If week to benefit the Finnish reUef ing tho day and 8378 at night Four in Same Boat along the wire. coat of seed and fertilizer used, tachlan tube. An infection of the you wont. Mom?" ahoxro, with few oxeeptldns, have kaa naceaaarlly conaumed a amall countless multitudes of those who the Japanese steamer ‘Asaraa Ma- nooe and throat, such aa that seen ly only getting two meals a day. you keep the xvater In eight." fund snd they could remain for ru’ by a British warship and the "The Viennese fashion industry cost of minor repairs to farm Possibly be U not getting enough ■ "I want you to gat your bath; Chrjrslcr-and Intemstionsl bean xvesk at the box offtoo. proeeaalon a t yeara. We don't pretend to know havi been. Why not? What buildings (other than his dwell in a cold, may easily extend into then we’re going to towu. You montha if they desired but they seizure of 21 German i^saengers has under the name of 'Gemeln- the ear by xvay of this tube. food to maintain his weight. How Luckily for Don’t life, the blgta- Bicester Trucks xvoaf to turn to a new play. Most of Broodxvay’s bits concarn Even now th en la a die-hard whether it would be better for the more la there to live for—after is rated In the American public aa sebaft Wiener Modewareneraeuger' ing), and small tools uaed up In to re-arrango bia aehedule sq as to xvay was practically clear of timf- need a oult" ^ such xrltsl and international'proh- Q uo tatio ns entered into a production and sell the course of a year or two. A When there Is trouble In the "I coa’t Billy said that 1 1 May xve saggeet that yen eee Neada Pectoct rtayor voice or two ralaed against thla Uiiitcd States to withdraw its one has ning the century bell? the sharpest declaration ever Is­ middle ear the patient xiaxiaUy proxdde three meals Is quite a fle whan ha nosed the car Into the "Kay Largo” is ons of thosa lema as boy moota girt and they sued by any neutral power since ing union... (whose) most impor­ taxpayer conducting more than problem, since you say be can to go bach right axvoy.” . ' th to new modtoT They are the foil in love, father xnlns sn argu­ project, but tba dla-harda a n diplomatic representatives from complains of a oenoa of fuUnesa river rOad, settled doxvn In t o seat poeUc plays a t Aadsrsoa’s that Wo, tha xromen ef today, altauld the outbreak of the war.” says the tant task is the encouragement one business may claim the busi­ take a full meal when he .comas and etepp^ on the gas. “You COB may tomorrow.*! last weed la perfection! ment,from mother, and studious .^arhlatllag against the wind. At Russia or not, ^though It'a not at and development o^ exporta' ness deductions at each. within the ear on tha affected •Tilly said he’d aever epeok netda a psifact ptaysr ilka Muni ba obta and xvUUag to do for tho „ aneaear dealgoed edbeeleltr BRA1THWAI Bulletin. side, and in addition may complain home because it Interferes with It xvaa a foggy morning and be for tha loading role and it eloam college profstaor xsrlna' xvlfe hook for you. will amooth away every laat we a n going to have that all clear to us that any particular But not all Is ribbing the Brit­ Pxris, according to the Bulletin, is sleep. About the only suggestion 1 hadn’t B l^ all night, but that t o egoia if I didn’t go bock." SllMuiuSL TcLS31S from roue. Walk Broodxawy xromoa of tomorrow xvhat tba beta*, give you srecefxil earriose t1( P*>rlStrurt slipping as a faohion center. of either a dull, nagglixg ache, or "WeU, maybe I can wait until BOW because they wont to tour' it rou7I find the good old days, the i xmxxen of yeeterday did for .xio— -battor heeltb. bridge. advantage would be thereby gain­ In New York ish. T he Bulletin tells of the In- a sharp, severe pain. may offer U that ha tA a txvo dlxln't bother him. In fact, he felt xvltb Mxml before he goes bock to meals with him, and stop snd eat tomMTow. And you coa got your ^ p t o end h a i ^ d ^ n r r e U I l|th a t ta, eat the goal sad |k>lat the ed for Finland, for ua or for any­ Shutting Windows On attempting to Bxvallow •xhltarated. As long aa he was. la bath toMkht Vary weU. run otang pictures. Cmiyiway. MISS ANNIE 8W1IT a second lunch,sn hour or taro be­ action he could deaden tha hurt ia "FoUee Bergere” to merely a here behind tho footUgtlighta. body. elaa. By Oaerga that would accrue in that remote Bxvlft twinge a t pain may resxilt If fore be qulU to come horns. The and ploy. BUly eortainly has av' propaganda Is weak. -M n .O a rfto ■own t In* sad 1 to • F. M. Air Raids for Japan? servltora and hatcheck girls look the patient la a child, he becomes hta heart. erytMag to with.” rexrue xvlth a Mwxmr of nude4 and Nattanal tabtaowlMg. IrtFloe But wa feel clear on one point New York, Fen. 10—^The Bread- forward to a atarvaUon regime. region. Pays for Student best time for him to exercise Humming n tune, he whlsaed had a very ehort nm for about the It la reported from Japan that —that there Isn't any reason for The terrific areas of building 'Talk of the winter temperature reatleaa and irritable. In the case would be after he eleepe, before he through villages shaving squawk­ So, aa uoual, Andy did BU ^s A N TIQ U E Manchts^ way pall-bearora can't .undefitand of the very yoxiiig child, the. pa­ Mddlng. Tho only othor playfel­ only attraction it offered xvae a thaia la considerable nervousness the breaking of diplomatic rela­ it. For the first time rtUtAn mem­ space consumed by these giant tn Manhattan seemed a silly sub­ eate to go back to xrork. A»y lyP® ing chickens’ tails xvlth the rim of cahareU at present are huge ject to disCusa with men who are Peultney, Vt., Feb. 10.—(FI— tient may be xinable to tell the of exercise which appeal! to him hta wheels, spinning precariously low be hod xvaa a younger chUd. RESTORATION New NYA Project Maos dasMeraey xvaa reaUasd la Convol thars over inforniatlon—from tions with Russia that doesn't ap­ ory of the oldest dpaimn, there quite unIntimIdated by the Arctic mother what is xvrong. but If she Andy plays xvith Victor when BUly tha Hinstssath eaatuiy, xva must isn't a mammoth cabaret and white elephanta and no one quite Does the business of closing your would be desirable. Tboee who past farmers* drays and xirixrtnjr laetadtag what source la not disclosed—that ply with equal force to Oermany. cold. bedroom windows get you down srill obeerve cloeely she will find xrork at night often rxin Into tbeee Infuriated pedestrians off tbs road la axvay. For South Windsor Ieonaldsr tbs propoaltiba tkat pos- floor show, save a 'saplan one, on knows what to do with them, ex­ a clue to the trouble by watching Anthentta BepretneUene ribly dsasoeraey bsloaga to that H o iim tba Chinese are preparing to send And we hear from those who are the Rialto. „ cept to convert them Into dance IValting, Waittaig these chlU mornings? dietetic and exerdae problems, be- It xvss hta Irish luck, he told Mm' Me hbwea this admiring astoUlta ** and ** BiMaga Paul Whiteman waa showing an Sophomore Dick Brown has to see If the child objects to rest­ caxiae of their xmxiaxial houra; snd Just os Billy boasm-hlm. Motbsr And Oobtael Mnktag esnniiy and asay aot ns abis to air-bombing expeditions to raid advocating the break with Ruaala The colossal International Ca­ halls. ing the foce on the affected aide ■elf, that saved him from the cold MraMaaFOMto sino, which was the only cafe In The place now known aa the out-of-town friend around . the taken over this work and worry for ns a general rxde, each cans pra- eye of a motor cop. says to hsroslf, "It is good for Uphotatertag Thomas BurfuaamtaM M tomnlS!!;^**^ Japanese cities. Not since very nothing whatever about a similar Broadway area, when the visitor male students at Green Mountain on the pilow, while lying doxvn. sente its own Indlxrldxial problem Andy to have it oil hta own xvay the. world that had escalators, Fiesta Danceteria already has Or, the toddler may show the Occasionally, be glanced at the Of Deeeriprien of tbs town of South Wiadoor, ta | _0r.*B arty B. B For Agad •Chiuul* eariy in the Slno-Japanese war break with the Nasi government. closed down (after losing a quar­ done BO, on a serve-yourtelf basis noticed a group of man loafing at State Teachera CoUege., which mxist be xrorked out. river, ribboning Jta leaden gray Bometlmea. I sometlmm thing that a comer. He asked who they were. For a dime a week he buatles mother that the ear hurts by rc' (Air Sxsmilower) BiUy is condeoGondliig and seUtah. Complete Line ef Fobrlce arranging with John B. Faitagr, d l-|sf Osrmaa history. T ald ' Batoar- haa there been, until now, even a To be sure we have no ambassa­ ter of a million in less than a sea­ and with tremendous financial peatedly puttieg the band to the course between the rolling banks WVBB aOBBF — AMO suggestion that the Chinese might dor In Germany Just now— son), and so did the Ziegfeld Mid­ success. . "They're actors waiting for into the rooms of his clients short­ Queatton: M. M. writes: "I eat ■ of the Hudson Valley. Save for an Amuew must play taoder, too.” vtaioa hsfto of tba HTA, a projaetl MIy. _____ ^ WBOAM HELP FOB vaudeville to coma back," Paul ly after 5 a. m. dally and 'slams ear. in a hurry, hava loU of gas sfUr Another boy is haxrlng the sosm aaak to bring the conflict home to haven't had for a eonalderabla night Frolics and the French Ca­ But the days of the big girlie The Inflammatory process may occasional amall tramp stsamer or Harold J. Dvfvar A dbM .t.7i;rS.ea»^. sino. shows seem to be over. The poor explained. down the windows. erory meal, and am told I am an flock of barges noeiiig nocthxsmrd zpoctattoe. T o r o e A B to BHlm than the Japanese people through the time. But that is merely becauae "But that big man on the edge work backward Into the mastoid alr-sxvallowar. What is tha ram- SloA ta ■Ixvoyn running wbqn 8fl Mata 8L. Monchaataf. Conn. tROPCBLT LBBBIOATBDt bstwsao ths ages of 1* aad *S laiMg,, ourm st task Is to rs sstab- Hundreds of prstty chorines and boys have learned that it is no process behind the ear, caxulng behind their tug, the river xvae South Wiadaor. Thors to assd tor ush polietaa which «riU aaaurs our again. Biadlum of the bomber. And even President Roosevelt has not seen showgirls were thrown out of longer feasible to run a theqter- of the crowd doeon't look Uke an edy?" clegr. 7110 tinffic would come fur- Curley xvhtatlee. Ha has loet hta OaWt Palatla^ resUurant Uke a no-bargain base­ actor,” the visitor retorted. maetoidlUs, which ia a eerloxia dis­ Ansxver; I xirge you to be ir doxvn. But It waa past noon wUl entirely to a stronger repairs ef chairs aad funiturs iBlpsaet ia a diaordsrsd xvorld—poU- then a report of an attempted air fit to name an ambaasador to suc­ work, along with the rest at per­ "He’s not." Paxil axplalnad, “he Green Condemns order reqxiirlng medical attention force. But he, too, has hta "oom- ths town haU and rspatr ■ d ^ S^Twhlch wUI reotors rsal unity sonnel, and their ordinarily-blaz­ ment. ful about taking enough tin id he’d reached the Hendrick WALtBB m PAUnOP* wfNTEB** a'b t o b o o f o a raid on a Japanese city or two ceed Hugh M. Wilson, whom he Is a blacksmith. waiting for ' the Or, the eardrxim may rupture, pro­ your meals, snd generally this penssUon” in a cMld younger and ia ths seboMa Tbs pay for thtalud sseurity at horn. ing electric signs went into a Coonterflet Stand Oula ducing a discharging ear. Uexially .iudaon highway before he saw AMOCO OA* BFATION w6rk is met tb ro u g jrtb s HTA E. Drwoy. O. P, tdd W. MMdls Tpk. TM. fid* failed ta receive any verification. recalled fifteen months ago aa an blackout. horses to coma hack!" Union Racketeers beat be brought shout by ehaxi any tugs head^ south and then meeker than htmaslf. GOODRICH It was probably aa invention. impllrlt protest against Hitler's For many years I have , bean the dlecbarge Is thick and purxilent each mouthful of food vary . thor­ not one toxved a barge. Had the Mark buUdoto tho youngar bey LAUNDRY funds with but n sinaU eost to the P rm ltoat The experts can't figure it put watcblBg bank elerka, postal em- and has an xinpleaoant odor. If in order to oottafy a flattsnod ' toxvn for the materials that wM ba' And yet there must have beep a anti-Semitic campaign of ' that Has the public tired of simultan­ oughly. Tiy to enjoy every Wte. MoUy eunk, xvaa it forced ashore A Laandry Sorrica That AND 01 ployaaa and Uiaatsr cashiers give neglected, deafness nxay result. When eating raplxlly you will no- He obeys one child to ‘•cf- persistant temptation to Chinese period. The American embSasy at eously feasting ths palate on a each bill they received a tug or Meals for Hungir Miami, Fla., Feb. 10.—(F)— The When an earache dcvelope, the further up or had it made the Sattallcd Wrek Iff And '"dm ostlmato ef tho probahto oost { mS”t^Ve^^rohtS. steak and the eye on a showgirl? tlca you often awallow a large canal terminal, be asked himself. good gncee airman to give Japan a sample of two. I alwaya Imagined they were American F^eratton of Labor best plan is to atop all food for a other tne ndauto gets the W eek O at to '■*“ tbs toxvn‘ "ta *“* bslag ■* Wa didn’t ass a cop an orsr tha Berlin remalna open and there Is It looks that way. Time was when closed its Executive Ooixmcil meet­ amoxmt of air xvlth yoxir food, and It xvaa after 4 when he parked 4 xvhaa thaao flguroa art Fasb the treatment to which number- testing tha quaUty a t the paper to Provided in Will few daye, as thia adll aaeiat the thla, added to the air alrMdy in hta car by the hot dog etuid at no demand in any quarter that wi these leviathan night clubs were see If the hills were phoney. It ing last night after deciding to ear in emptying Itaelf of catarrhal But htaMS porsata aoUe* aa iacaa- Hava Few Lanadr) Sstaetmaa Bunaa, aa laaa Chinese eitias and villages know at tor Its closing. tha gold mines of Broadway, but meet again ux W aahtn^n May 18 the atomach, wlU caxise diatantlon Pier Six. Buy or agent, wlU give hta approval aftar seems not. They were flattening muexia which has coUectexL If and make you feel xmcomfortable, "Back apUn, I ■ee," commented grnlly. AUJs not os It ahould bo. ■otToi A ttka ■PfcF have been subjected by Japanese Yet It would ba a hardy soul tha racassion (by tha way, what­ the bin, my bank teller Infonha sad approving Nov. 18 as the con- exreryone xroidd do this at the Mask Hoads Foto Bia Own Ago he haa talked the mMtor cwsr xrtth BAWOB OILU ever did become of that auphemis- New York. Feb. 10.—(FV—"If xmntlon xlate tax New Orleans. the hot xlog man, aa Don climbed the other momhens ef tho board of BATTERIES AMD bombers. The la ^ r Japanese who would attempt to maintain me. to miSo the portrait stand start of an earache there woxild out of bis roadster. He eyed Daa’e Mothar soya. ”1 am xmntod MANCUESrER Build Now Ua word for dspreaaion?) set In out. you are hungry and without means, The coxmeU’s flnal major act waa be fewer eerious consequenoee. The about the way Curly has our Mark setoetaMn ef tbs town. WsTrs suffsring from Anne Do- dtiea are tha worst fire hazards in that what Russia is trying to do lately. The one place counterfeltera come In knd hava a meal as my to defend the federation against dinner cost and waved a hand tn LAUMDRY W* h a t* BMBoy ava|laU * VAPPS fast tends to bring relief by re- Dodd, Once Envoy the genetnl direction of the canal Jumping to bis xvhlp. Ha ta saUsh mlae, that’s sU—Just plain Anno the world owing to the extraordi­ to Flhland la worse than what The public suddenly turned ap- tall down it in reproducing the guast." charges that there xvere radketeers dudnfl the 4nfIammation. After- and xvUlful, sad Mask ta no ntatek Frai Oarsb Mgr. for BMirtfagas ou hoBMi lOomtno. OrauBintal Irou Work SERVICE STA TIC narily flimsy construction preva­ Germany did to Poland, or what, athaUc and rafusad to attend, al­ portraita on tho various bills. The That ta ths Inscription which tha in lahto ranks xvard, the patient iboxild stay on boats, "She got In early this mom- for hlsB. Ho aoxrar glvea our boy TtNaptaBL 1W*$l6| •Sanator Baary Aalwral (Dan.. Auto M y Wdldiag though tha fleer shews ware Mg- late Wilbalm Loawanstala, laatbar AFL President WUliam Green To Germany, Dies ing.” Th* iinB*a lavelirad la 4StH*rtford~ lent there, particularly in tha pao- with tba eonaant e | tha AlUaa, aba’ set of flattaoteg makaa tha por- a practically non-etarchy diet for erodlt tor eno thing. Ba only Jasts. Bay Seoui New§ | A lto). taOdat wMi Gdatr*! WdMbtg gar. M ttar (w d, tneldaatxlly. n era traits auad out ctoarly tad fake Importer, wlibad placad en aaieb of condemned the racketeering ele­ a fime, using plsnty ef vsgetabiss. Dan grinned, too relieved to see That's ao way.” g a t t l a t * BMNrtg*fa fr o m i OasrpaHartto shoal thalr ad- pie’s homaa. OilnaH Ups must dl4 ta Caaehealavakia; a t that nakUd) tbw aver. angravi^ baeemaa s a ^ appu- A chain of cafatariM fer tba needy ment, but Mid: with meat and an egg or txro a the Molly’s gresn shutters to Fothar ouggaata. T haca ta Uttto *L Jaam sTiaspU vaamag yaars. •Bd CuttiBg have bean Uekad BMny Umaa evsr Qanaaay ha4 say batter aaeusa SirtartlaE P i i $e*» Fet aat And now I ksow. to ba astabUabad la bia mamory. "Nepreeldent of the American day. While fasting, a daily ensma Round HUl. VS.. Fob. li oA—■: m spssk. "Everirbody sofsT’’ hs fin- mas. Marit coa play with hink” I* v ary *b m 0 a a d BUNMy Tbs mssUag was opsasd at TKW, Maadiastar WcMIbk C*. COMPLETE the thoughts a t what a dqsan for bar parfermaneas than haa WhAtaivtr iwsens the Brendwty Leawansteln. who died Jan. T, Federation of Labor in xrested xvltb Is takan. Dr. William E. Dodd, fO nner/1 any iaqnlred. Mothar sums It up .hatter thaa ■ay b* had proMptly aftar and the Bcoiri oath was reettod.| If xva sro to ersato Improved id Onh Btreol acenendsta hava fer tha dseUna, an Talk Of Tba Waalkar 19M, ear-markad annroxiroate’y authority or clothed with power to ^TVhy not?” demaadsd tha hot bomUag planes ceulfl do to Tokyo Russia far bars. Temporary rellsf from the ache united States ambeaaador to Oer**^ lat “Yaa, but' that laa’t quits The new patrol leadsm for UMleommuaittao, wo must rocognlsa BUILDING trrlUtad eetaria haa Its 1 apant part of tho day com- $900,000 a t a Sli568,140 estate for interfere xvlth the adminlotration la genaraily beat aecured from ap­ many and outspoken critic ef tho dog man. fair, either. There is nothing xrery aypiicatioai I* aude aad ap> year are Robert Breen, Fiaaeto 1plain in terms of the needs and or Oaaki, ones over thoaa taaming If wa AN going to puU in pur thsorlas. . poolag notoa for a long-rango this purpoaa, a tax appraisal filed of any a t its International xmlona Nasi regime, died yesterday at his SBRVICR broadcast to Raar Admiral Rloi- plying heat However, if a phyri- noMe ia n youngerwager child. r*v*d. Muldoon, D, Quiaa. Fmasto Ohar-|i«atrtattons of ths low-iacoraa fsm- eairtars. Uatanlag pest from one country It helda - and with Jtiatlea—that yesterday showed. or remoro any officer elected." Man ia cnlled, he may recommend aitate, Stoneletgh Farm, aftar aa But Dan didn’t answer. He was No, I am going ta try to find a ttar sad W. Dkm.. STATE TAU OR SHOP GOAL •> COKE John Q. PuhUe wearied of those ard >E Byrd and k>s man at tba attack of pnaumonia. alnady running to tha Ia Porte Stap at our oUc* aad ro> **UMiBtrato And tha that does not look at uiaa it is murdaroua and out- great Hg, Impersonal placaa, of South Fola, and it was a mors ear dropa mada of glycarita of BOW friend or txva for Maik, boys Hta Soouto than mads ptaaa EAWGE AND FUEL Wamaa Dog OatebeT gneeeaa phanol in eolutiona of varying Tha 70-yaar-old format dlplo> barge. A crowd a t chUdren gather' nearer hta owa typo and ago. eobo farthar laCorantioaL gelBg to Hartford to maaa tan iB .* .: Btt like aa Impoaallilllty. It is not rmgaoua In hla actiona toward Ita being wadgad Into a corner at a Ucklliib Job of salaetioa than I Olgnfette 1 ; For Fife xd on the doMi near tha MoUy, It Bays ths X — OOATB BBLIMBD •— Wbltaflab. Mont— Wblteflsb strength^. m at who had suffarod from a naxw. "Ho aood not ifiya up tha o d u n , rw. TbagrwOllaavaat*aJB.Iqrl aa though a Ctilnaaa bomber muat Dtighbora, lat us by aU maana do dlma-alaad table, a t being hollorad originally gaugad. Whan an aaraehe appears, there oxis disorder for a number a t yea a •ttroetad by tha aolst ha moda oa tor hs sniat taka paopla aa ha ir. Many boys ora pUaatoff to | A* Blado at Bspair Wash. I PiMBpI M at by banigartoit waitara, raealv- tha BtsB who wm b* haa altmlnatad tba of par< Boeton, Feb. lO.-HF)—Weeount- « hammered on tho ctoaod hatch Hi0 M udw itur tjr an tha wag from tha aaaM with all such eountrlaa. ie uoually the problem ef xvhether contracted pneumonia severs] days finds thsm. But I want Mm won iptaanBBeB ao^w Wa hava a right to *a a aM War* calls* For aa* OsBvan*. 1 AtABTt lag todltfaraat oulsiaa, and than Uod from tba world for two long aonal danger from tha dog t) g euggeetlene of eahotage entire­ ay. Fuctnated by Me dtaaer avtatlOB oantar in waatam Wa hava aaaetly tha same reasons catebar’s Ufa. Mrs. Ooad Sebol; ly, Fire Department offlclale enld 4t ahould be treated at home or ago and oo Thursday xvaa placed rcnindsd. not flat on Otaas far Every Need! L o a n Later,'tests wars passed i aeourtty to order t o prevent ixi Oaoton Mads aaHs Xs OrdSB paying a bin that aomatiwtaa read yaars would oars to baar about whetbef a phyalelan ehoxiid be xmdar an exygan tent lothao, th*y stan d oltanUy. bulging on tbs otbar.' gamn xrert ptaysd. Tho mssriag pttoes oapabto of endangeriv n n wttaoot leCualtag. Tbara for a break with Oarmany, with U k a B s ^ t A Uttia old Naw York Is a quastion was glvan tba Job after aav today a smoldering blSM tit M.OOO “Nobody homa,” a small boy .■/MimMiwinMtxniii znd the iBxrtpen- M A N C H E S n f onanaa areas In all parts of eaaa. not easily anaarereiL men' quit because of threats from bxtahels corn In the Britieh consulted. I Muero that the safest Fxmeral services xslU he ooo> Atoodadoii, b e. xvaa closed at 0:06 xvlth tbs *cout| Japan and with Italy aa wa have plM ta to seek medical aid, re- dxicted Sunday at the home sad natwed flaally. 088 MAIN *T. MAHmrJrrEB oath snd Izx*-. Tvi’»nty-*lx attend- snhle exchenge of r'f.pli LU9IBBR A PVTRL^ Manchuria where no for a breach with Russia. A n d aa The impresarioa and realtors, I thought I mlgbt apeak of a enraged dog lovers. Her aucce-s freighter LtndenhaH's No. 2 hoM "W hen o n they?” yelled Don. It OetaMo Vargas of Tala^ua* fit navertbaleaa, have their head- gallant gesture toward Hedy La- brought her an extension -ot one yesterday probably waa caused by burial will be at the famUy bury- Aprtt. UMl dod tha meeting. authority runs and "Marie's gone to worh. Her pa . . . Scribe^ .UniUam EBBto it happens we have no diipct quar* •ahaa whila tka aomalv corvohaaa Harr, then thought of the envy year for her term. a careleaaly discarded cigarette. ■nMl t o Mft tant oftoa.i '^ 'W “ 7 . MANCHESTER RVENTN 6 RIERATJ>, MANCHESTER CONN. SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 10,1940 MAWCHBSTEB ■V B I^G HEBALD. M ANCRUTII, OONM. lATOlDAT, ren U A B T 10, IMO l U f i H T

,A Lenten Thought, mging for Adventure Elect Foulds Pete Vendrillo EUsworth Gamers No. 17 Godoy Stays Limit with Louis but Champ Earns Decisio District Head Lent Suggests Renewal Earns 1st Win With 70-IS Cage Victory ^ Lures on Explorers ______Chosen as President of Of Christian Covenant Local Fighter Ontpointa Ellsworth High of BoiithWIndaorrNovkveky, If ...... fi 0 4 Brown Bomber Unable Young Gnnnard in roUod up Ha hlghoot ueora of tha gftxtlly'*<•••••••• * ? -2 W eird Tussle^ 20~12 Eighth Sehool and Util* By Dr. E. B. 8to^ High IIA* Soon M Lecture Tour jlFMidinf Step-Daughter Moaon loot night la owamping Eaot , 7 . Pastor, So. Matbodlat Norwich Go. Is Completed, Hear | Crime; Man hFreed ities; Keeney, Director Hampton High oa tha UttAFa court. alSJSifL^c '.f.’.’.r. 1 0 2 To Hang Kayo Wallop dsopite tha fact that Coach Hugh , Weakowaky, c . . . . 1 0 2 Aad Howroyd Go William Foulds. Jr„ was elscted Pet* Vendrillo, Jr., achieved the Greet depended also entirely on his Gibbons, I g ...... 0 0 0 - Louifi on the Ropes Boston, Feb. I f — sacrifices In order that we may nlng. The Hornets defeated the through it buzzed tho slated for action but something or *ne box score: Score at halftime; 39-8 Ell.<4i Manchester defeated Meriden 3—Zsmsitla, e ...... O 0-0 0 standing follows: Branford on neutral ice at Middle­ East Sides, 23-32, In an overtime £ jilght at 8:18 o'clock under the in­ given ' an Indeterminate sen­ tor, named Mark Holmes and more fully realise the joy and Ellsworth worth. 3-5 8 of Arturo Godoyi tho st other happened to his rival and Fat the Sliver City last night, 20- 2—Murdock, c ...... 1 W. L. bury. The final score waa 2 to 1 as period and the Suicides came out triguing title of "Blue Venture." tence, from which she was privilege of Christian service; two other lads,of Delaney's weight B. F. Pta. Referee: Chubbuck. : 2—Blanchard, rg . 1 2 intOrlude in the life of How Idea Was Bom paroled last September. They 12, In one of the most weird Bristol ...... 6 1 on the long end of a 39-35 score , , „ then, loo, there la In my own soul, refused to go on with him so he F. Waldron, I f ...... 6 4 16 'nme: Elght-mtnute periods. 1 0—Buttery, r g ,.... 0 0 Manchester ...... ■) 2 Manchester tallied two quick ■ The saga of these young men were married April 7, 1938, af­ games that could be Imagined, and goals tn the opening period and against the Shamrocks of the Rec LOuiS. F o r 16 mfiUling, a genuine desire for a deeper ex­ didn't appear on the Norwich must now beat East Hartford at : 0—Conp, r g ...... 0 0 Meriden...... -... 3 ' 4 goes back to the summer of 1937. ter the death of her mother. perience of God. Lent, also sug­ card. ' 0—Vlntek, I g ...... 0 0-1 \ 0 then staved off a late rally by Its . . . w .. rounds last night the h Haar, a M.H.S. graduate of 1938, the local State Armory tonight to Weet Hartford .., 3 6 gests. that I go out and Invite Rev. E. E. 8tory at Ehkst Side Rec: Charter Oak 0—Kleinechmtdt, Ig 0 0-0 \ 0 2 5 opponent. ^ decided he'd continue his studies at others to share with me the bless­ qualify for the Class A tourna­ Middletown ...... ^ e setup of the playoffs haa netS ^•oo'“ ' i ‘ ^ t h r t & Bluea VB. Indians, Jayvees vs. ment at New. Haven next month game against the EoatSIdee of tM Brown Bomber, and W . the Unlvemlty of Hawaii. At the ings of Christinn fellowship found PA’s Repel KL 6-13 been changed since the disqualifica­ East Sides, Panthers va. Meteors, for the fifth successive year. The 7—Totals ...... 7 Rec ijeaRue. The fame wai ciofe the announcer Intoned aanw time Ed Olander, another In a more active relationship In community are holding special Zion Lutherans vs. Red Devils. Meriden (12) Bast Hartford earned its 10th vic­ tion of the Wsterbury Nationals local local young man, expressed Recreation Lenten oervlces that these things, Court Standing victory, ending a four-game los­ T. tory In 16 games last night by throufbout with the HorneU hotd> winners and Still world the life and work of the Church. Y. M. C. A. Senior League ing streak, waa Manchester's sev­ P. B. 9'. for use of Ineligible players and • doslrs to make a trapping jaunt All of which will remind us again and more, may be brought t^you (Thursday Night) In Close Caine 1—Doraey, r t .... 0 0-0 0 nosing out Hamden, 29-28 . . . the Manchester Is now scheduled to . to Canada. So they started out, in> Center Items and again, that If we will renew We need the added emphasis^pon enth In 14 starts and Its fifth in 0-0 0 McGrathmen trsIM by 11-22 at of Local Leagues W L Pet 11 games with "A " rivals. 0—Stefonowlcz, rf. 0 oppose Middlebury In the first of a deadlocked 21-aU at the end of the swept from the Mi ' tainting to go pari of the way to­ oiir covenant with Him who Is the religion which Lent brings. Let us 2—Kondulls, It ... 2 / 0-1 • 4 the half but closed the gap to 21-22 St. Johns ...... 6 0 1.000 A percentage of .800 or better two-gams series here tomorrow af­ regular pUying time. Riekerd'a | Square Garden ra fte n . gether for companionship's sake. Todky: Christ. He will renew our strength all rntsr Into tha aplrlt of the sea­ Eagles ...... 4 2 .667 By 5 1 4 5 Edge 0—DlCarlo, If .. . . 0 0-0 0 at the three-quarter mark and then ternoon at 2:30 o'clock st Center son with a deepening sense of our Bee Senior Loagne is necessary against opponents of staged a rally that nipped Hamden lay-up shot In the overtime period Snrprize Te vans ' S y the time they came to the part­ 1:30-2:30 — Doya’ beginnera and faith. Who, then, is willing (Friday Night) North Ends...... 4 2 .667 1—Milner, c ...... 2 1-5 5 Springs, weather permitting. If ing c< their ways, Haar and this day to consecrate his service peisonni need, remembering that it a school's own class so a Red and 0 0-0 0 In the closing eeconda . . . Man' proved to be the deciding margin It was that clow In the eyon swimming clsas E. S. Bolton ...... 2 8 .286 White triumph tonight wUI pul 1—Brya, c ...... tho rivals apllt the two games, the .Olaader had altered their plans, 1:30-8:30—Gym reserved for in­ unto his Lord? was Jesus who said: ‘T am the Earn 13th W in in 14 2—Surowlecki, rg. 0 0-0 0 cheater wilt have to Improve con­ of victory aa the East Stdea sank a many of the 18.07S fane who i W L Pet. Highland P o r k ...... 0 7 .000 Manchester into the tourney by winntr will be decided on the basis futile foul shot. N up Instead for a trip to door track meet E. 8. The several churches of the Way, the Truth, and the Ufe." 0 1.000 Games scheduled next Thursday 3—King, Ig ...... 0 1-1 1 siderably over laat night's showing of points scored. The team that I expecting another eSleient T Green ...... 4 Starts; Girls Lose; At the skin of its teeth, while a loss 2 In the second game of the eve­ punting job and left with Alaska. 7-8— Men's plunge |>eriod E. S. West Sides .. . , . , • .3 1 .760 at YMCA: Bolton va. Eagles, St. 1—Lewoc, I g ...... 1 0-1 to beat Bast Hartford tonight . . takes this series will meet the win­ 7-10—Bowling alleys open E. 8. will kill all hopes of competing for ning the Suicides outfought sad I mlagivlnga* Howroyd latereoted White Eagles ...... 2 1 .667 Johns va. North Ends, Highland Thompsonville Tomor* the title tha Clarkemeh annexed ner of the first division playoff of proceed to collect the money owed 11—Totele ...... 8 2-8 12 outlaated a etrong Shamrock quia They couldn’t figure out' Fascinating tales ot their hunt- Moriartys ...... 1 2 .333 Park Idle. In 1938. No games after Febru­ Windham High scored its ISth the northern section o t the circuit. tet after being behind at the half Monday: by court action If necessary. This St. Johns .. . . t • *«. .1 3 .260 row for Loop Tilt. Score By Perieda consecutive triumph by trouncing Bob Guthrie and George May I the Bomber was no longer tlM i U e . Sailing and trapping exper- Professional Charges Paid course waa not forced, a s , steps ary 17 ore counted and the only Manchester...... 2 4 8 20 13-10. Wonjer and Holmee ware Bomber who wrecked the , U h M Sltered back to the states 8-6—Business and Grocers ...... 0 4 .000 clash scheduled before then Is Backed up against the ropes, CAiamp Joe Louts (right) ducked Chapman Tech of New London, 37' drove home the puck unaeeisted for Men'a group E. 8. were taken for the drawing up of 'Meriden ...... 0 9 12 12 high ecorera for the Sulddee with Henry Lewlzes ' and the U oa time to time and around the The White Eagles and Moriartya The Polish-A merks traveled to with Middletown here next Friday his head and warded of a third round attack of challenger Arturo to just about clinch ths East' the two tallies that brought Man­ 11 and 0 pdnte respectively. Con­ Volleyball E. 8. an agreement. By the present ac­ Vets Group Picks Points By Periods ern Connecticut Conference title BduneUnga and tta Tony 'wanderlust In young Howroyd. M. By Rogers Co. wlU play at the East Side Rec Hartford last night and tripped and the latter is a B Class school. ; 12- 20 Godoy In their title go at New York. It was one of the relatively few chester Its triumph lost night, ran woe beat for the losers with 9 Handball E. 8. tion the town gets ita full payment Monday night. Next Friday’s Manchester ... 2 2 while B. Horrisoo mode Branford's or whothor tho H.8. class of 1934, so he joined the of a back bill, while, as a conceS' the K. of L. on their floor by the (juoUtlon of a fsw_facU and Meriden...... 0 9 S 0—12 times that the challenger from caiile etraightened up out of his fan­ counters. Badminton W, 8. schedule: 8t Johns vs. Mortartys, Officers Monday kmo counter ob on assist by Word. wthers In the spring of 1938. Haar Sion, a slight reduction In rate Is figures and seams the only way \ Referee: Phil Gasman. tastic crouch. Bon scoree: 2 U t t lO I Individual Ehcerclscs E. 8. White Eagles vs. Fairfield Grocers, close* margin o t 51-48. It was the The Buraetde Eaglee are looking ' and Howroyd returned home the 6- 7—Handball for men E. Clieck for $10,521 Is given the paper company. to preaent on accurate dcocriptlon ^.Tlme; Eight-minute quarters Ths suasBrary of the match: Hofneto I tor ttan they flguroS. neat winter and Orlander came Green vs. Paganl’a West Sides. local chomps’ thirteenth triumph of lost nliiht's oUeged basketball for boaketbell games with teoi amall gyro. William Foulds, Jr. It Is understood that the rate Lineup: B. P. , TMa Uioy did know, that n i tack a UtUs Uter. Received by Town for Y Intermediate League The annual election of officers In fourteen starts. game at St. Stanislaus hoU. The Meriden S «Made (22) composed of players 18 or 19 yean Mnnotaeler Branford Finnegan, rf . . . . 2 l-S 7- —Box: 8—1ixlug for men E. 8. small Harold McLagan as tellers. B« change tn the Rogers case will not lUfitlDf 1a tiM opiA aIv AMd ( Rear and Howroyd, their thirst be enective for other local indus­ (Meoday Night) for the Veteran Carnival Associa­ From the very outset the PA ’s rivals battled for two minutes opd P. B. F. T. of age...for gomee get tn touch Huek ...... Horseman Pearl, I f ...... 4 2-7 gym. cause there were many standing In Di8po8al of Sewage. W L Pet 18 seconds before a score was with BUI Irennott, manager, at Awr If f f CATtflA M dMth. fhr adventure still unquenched, 8- 9—Women-'a plunge period tries. discovered that the game was go­ 0—Stefsnowlcs, If. 1 0-0 2 O. Marks, 0 ...... 1 0-0 can t yuneh a Uek, hut te ; made plans for another jmmey to the hall outside of the class room Suicides ...... 4 0 1.000 tion will be Meld at the Army tk made and that resulted on a foul Green Moves Closer 497 Pork avonue, Bumndo, or E. S. Release LlaMllty ing to be fast and tough os the ’ 3—French, rf .. ... 1 0-0 2 Dolglo ...... T. Word Rloe, o 0 0*0 hla way right out of tho r the far north. Howroyd left last where the meeting was held, the A flat rate of $166.66 per month Hornets ...... 3 1 .780 Navy club on Monday evening, K. of L. took the lead early In the shot by Hliinski. Anothsr free 2—DeCOilo, if .. ... 2 0-0 4 phono Art Draper et Hartford S' L.D. Rickard, r g ...... 1 0-0 6- 9—Junior boys game room As a further step, and to prevent .800 February 12 it 8 o’clock. Contrary I tho opon air. . aummer to devote a few months to mcMlerator ruled that the votes first recurrence of the disposal rate dis­ Pirates ...... 2 2 first period and led 12-8 when try by HlUnskl completed the 0:—Sebuls, If ...... 2 6-0 4 0368... N. putt ...... Barron Griewota rg . . . . 1 0-1 open E. S. and W. 8. be taken of those In the class room, for sewage disposal dating from Hawks ...... 2 2 .800 to reports appearing In the Herald scoring for the period and gave Not only tho goUoiy < [. ftmthig and Sahing, then Haar 7- 9—Night achool sewing class pute, the town officials voted to re­ time ran out for the period. In 0—Dominello, U . . . 0 0-0 0 T o Rec League Sweep R.D. Zapatka, I g ...... 0 0-0 When this was done, the voters January 1 just passed, was granted Bulldogs ...... 1 3 .280 within the post few days the asso­ Manchester a 2-0 lead as Meriden 0-0 4 Local alumnoa of the Teachers roek-ribbM. Iron^wod ~ him in September and they E. S. lease Cheney Brothers from an^ the second period the Amerks 0—Roggi> 0 • * • ■. . . 2 K elle y...... E. Harrison 0 Brooke, I g ...... 0 0-0 I was the victor. Tommy |'' atarted off on on exploring expedl- outside the room walked In and de­ Rogers Paper company last night liability for payment of charges Bolton Jra...... 0 4 J)00 ciation will be continued, accord­ rallied to forge ahead 24-23 at the hung up a goose-egg. 0—Slepowlcz, 6 . ... 0 0-0 0 CoUega of Connecticut of New C. 7-9—Junior boys bowling lesgue posited their ballots In a hat on the Games scheduled next Monday ing to Jack Dwyer, secretary of Wsete 20 Minutes. 0 Britain are expected to attend the lone of tho iudgoo, gavo O ttoa that resulted In hundreds of E. 8. by the Board of Selectmen as the which may be incurred by the half. 1—Revolr, c ... , . . 0 0-1 Trims Grocers by 54*241 R. Guthrie ...... R. Word 10 2-11 23 fight with 10 round! to Seat of outstanding Sim on Alaskan table. It was 8:14 when the final latter accepted from the paper Rogers firm In connection with dis­ nt YM CA: Bolton vs. Pirates, Hor­ the organization In a statement With the beginning of the sec­ Twenty of the twenty-eight 0—(Champion, e ... 0 0-0 0 sporta day program which le being ILW. 7-10—Four alleys reserved for vote was cost and the next six nets vs. Bulldogs, Hawks vs. Sul- issued this morning. minutes of the game ticked off 11 BtKC Score Louis. Roferso Arthur : tSRltOfy that has never before Men's Bowling league W. 8. company a check for $10,821.12 In posal of waste at the East mill of ond half the teams still played on 2—Lewoc, rg ...... 4 8-5 For 9th Straight, Needs ' held at the college today under the G. May ...... Zurashy gave Louis 10 and Oodmr to n ' esa captured by the camera. minutes were taken In counting. full payment of sewage disposal the paper company. The present Cld''X; Over a week ago letters were even terms and the third period before Manchester registered Its 1—Shulga, rg .. ... 1 0-0 2 auspleee of the Women's Athletic BoUnsky, r t ..... 1 6-6:30—Indians basketball prac­ sent to the various veteran ex- Oreea A c. L.W. ■ome aa tha Aoaoelatad Roofi^ Haar and Howroyd hoped to While the vote was being count­ from January 1, 1937 to Inst De- rate ^f disposal for the Cheney Independeht Junior League ended with the score 37-36 in the first field goal when* Hillnski fol­ 1—Owfanek, rg ... 0 0-0 0 One More for Title; Association.. .the purpose of the Spores—Manchester, Davideon, Berslnakl, rf .. . . 1 tice E. 8. large gym. (West SMe Rec) service organizations ztstlng that lowed up beautifully on Blan­ 0-0 0 P. B. F. ■haet, and the other ^ ’ dMoto a specimen of the rare blue ed Thomas Ferguson, a director of ceml)cr 31. Figured on the metered Brothers plant waa voted to be con­ locals' favor. 0—Dianaler, Ig . ... 0 affair M to provide on opportuni­ Hayes, Smith, Donahue. Branford, Henniquln, If . . . 2 iLeeron, gave Louis 10, C M eyi 6:30-7—Red Devils and Jayvees the district took occasion to remark W L Pet the meeting scheduled for Memdsy chard's miss from side court half­ ... 2 0-0 4 West Sides Win. 0 Moorhouee, rf ... 3 0-1 6 *»r bear in the glacier country basketball period E. 8. large gym. payments of. the past year, the new tinued. In the final period the PA ’s 3—Barnes, Ig .. ty to renew acquaintances and al­ Swsnkfeller, M. Spasr, K. Sparr, Bovina, e ...... 1 ‘ DOt OVOB, la the coast ranges In the on the number that attended the flat rate agreement la a reduction The term of the rate agreement "'"keteers ...... 3 1.000 evening was for three purposes, opened up as they saw time run­ way through the third quarter. 2 Steum, I t ...... 1 0-3 2 so to Introduce members of the AndoMon, ...... 0 namely, to see how many organi­ 0 Yost, c ...... 7 0-0 14 La. Crock, W. Swankfeller. Shorpar, roon i^asatheastem part of Alaska but meeting. He expressed the hope from an average charge of $192 is Indefinite, and may be termi­ Celtics 2 1 .667 ning out and managed to eke out That, believe It or not, made the 13—^Totals...... 18 3-0 33 No matter what the outcome ot senior eloas to the graduatea.. Goals Iw—R. Guthrie, 1st period. 2 Rldolfl. rg ...... 1 that they would show Just as much per month. (•'lying Swedes...... 0 2 .000 zations would still remain active a well-earned victory. Savertek, score 0-6 In Meriden's favor for MsBCheater Seconds (19) tho Rec Senior Leogiie’a final week 0 J. Murray, rg ,., .11 0-1 22 ridsd tho : |b this quest they were unsuccess- nated by either party on a 90 days nnsaelated, time 12.2; G. May, 1st 3 QuagUo, Ig . . . . . 1 nbor rstOlnod I faL However, they did make an Hawley to Make Interest to attend the annual meet­ Ends Long Dispute written notice. Boilermakers ...... 0 2 .000 members, elect officers for the en­ Kurlowlcz, J. Bycholski and Al the Barnlkowmen forged to tho P. B. F. T. of cage campaigning next Friday, 3 Murphy, I g ...... 3 0-2 0 Oooeb Ivan Fuqua of Universi­ suing year and to transact any Manchester Green can't be deprived j 2 W. Murray, Ig .. . 2 0-1 4 period, unoealated, time 14.0; E 0.7 M|upogalnfltaetylethathaff)ii nt dlacovery wrhen they ing of the district In June. The settlement lost night ends a Games scheduled next Monday Obuchowakt led the PA’s scoring front In the aecond quarter when 2—Wilkie, rf ...... 1 0-1 2 ty of (foonecUcut is taking hla Harrison, 8rd period. Word 10 8 controversy which extends back at West Side Rec; Racketeers vs. other business proper to come be­ Coach Will Clarke used hU re­ 0—BeUla, r f ---- ... 0 0-0 0 of at least a tie for top honors In " ^ lilt him puxsleb sad l tqwn an uncharted lake and Address to Lawyers Result of Vote brigade while George Molln, Gay- mile relay team to the B. A. A. listing. Urns 12.4. Score at half, 10-0, HorneU. sa ta triod to find a-spot of the Blue river, which At 8:20 Moderator Murphy, the over a aeven-year period, and In­ Celtics, Swedes va Boilermakers. fore the meeting. son, KUmos led the K. o t L.‘a serves, Meriden leading 9-4 st 1—Thomas, rf .. ... 2 0-1 4 the second round after winning the 27 0-8 84 games at Boaton today...be wUl Referees, Holmee and Blond. volved Cheney Brothers as well sa Tc^n ‘Foreigners’ West Side Junior League Already flve of the six organisa­ scorers. 0—Lojeaki, I f ...... 0 1-2 1 first half. That was decided last Fairfield Grocers Offielsls, Jta Werts, J. Brennan famed (hmsmlts fists ou a • is Jns( a short, vague two tellers and the clerk of the halftime. tick hla foursome from a squad TlmskseMr, Sercanll,''0>le. ing, bohMag fos who cams ootj sooewhere in the Cas district, John Miller, checked the the Rogers Paper company. Ac­ (Wednesduy Night) tions represented have notified the In the preliminary the Holy Hilinaki's hoop was the only lo­ 0—Murphy, U .. . . . 0 0-2 0 night at the Eiurt Side Rec when R- B. F. T. ta t Includes George Snow of this secretary that representatives will 0 W le r ...... 4 0-3 8 Time, ttaM 20-minute periods. tta first round squatting Uks a I Hudson R. Hawley, newspaper figures. The vote: cording to officials, there was an old Held in Sweden Pet Trinity girls handed the PA girls cal tally in the third sUnza and 0—Aceto, c ...... 0 1-1 1 the Zwickmen gained their ninth total, graduate of Manchester P. B. F. T. editor of the International Division private oifrcemcnt between Cheney 1.000 be preaent at this session. Fred Meriden clung to a 12-8 advantage 1—Butlar, e ...... 0 0-0 0 straight league triumph by drub­ " .Connors ...... 3 0-0 « Penoltlta: R. Guthrie, 4 minutes, slsn dsnesr, dovs tor his < Om iM Heavy Paeks. Total number of votes cast ... .108 Cornell ...... their eleventh straight loas.by tha High .The Uconni’ court team tripping; B. Davidson, 2 min., body 2 Holmes, rf ...... 4 1-1 0 thirtis, ttan crept upwoi of the National Broadcasting Necessary for a choice...... 18 Brothers and the Rogers firm re­ Yale ...... 780 Baker, of Mona Ypres Post, British as the last period got underway. 0—McDowell, c . ... 2 2-4 6 bing the Fairfield Grocers, 84-24. 0 Lynch ...... 0 0-1 0 0-0 T ta local pair made their hsad- Americana la the retiring president score of 27-9. 1 E. Bissell ...... has four more games at Storrs, checking; J. Donohue, 2 min., trip­ 0 Lueos, rf ...... 0 0 until ta could bury his squaiOJ Company, has accepted an Invita­ Howard Keeney ...... 82 garding sewage disposal and when Dartmouth .. . . \.280 Up to this point the game con­ 0—R. Brown, rg ... 0 1-2 1 In the- other game played, the . 1 0-0 3 meeting Northeastern on Feb. 14, l-S 8 ^.Htartara at Ketchikan and started Stockholm, Feb. 10.- (IP)— Ten and he stated positively that he Tomorrow afternoon the Polish- 0 F. Bissell ...... 1 1-5 ping; J. Swankfeller, 2 min., c 8 Koaok, If ...... 2 in tta hollow of Louis's a e d r tion from the Hartford County Bar LeRoy Griswold ...... 26 the town took over the Cheney Princeton ..... ^.000 sisted almost entirely of mad dash­ 0—Scudleri, rg . ... 1 0-0 2 West Sides moved into temporary 3 and Moss. State on Feb. 17, Wes­ ...... 0 0-0 0 ,’.p a a thera. Although they toted "mysterious foreigners" were re­ would not seek the office again this Amerks travel to Thompsonville, If. 0 0-2 0 2 Ferguson . 1 0-0 i. B.; R. Word, 4 min., tripping. 0 NapoU, If . wbsls sway, Association to speak to its mem­ The moderator declared Mr. water and sewer system some years Games scheduled next Wednes­ es up and down the floor as both 0—(foapman, ig. poeeesalon Of second place by pin­ 2 leyan on Feb. 21 and Rhode Island 2 WoBjer, a ...... 8 1-4 11 I; Backs weighing 78 pounds each ago, there ■ was question as to ported among numbers of persona year. The carnival has bMn held seeking their tenth straight Polish 0—Geer, Ig ...... 0 2-2 2 ning a 68-81 reversal on St. Johns. 0 Frey ...... 0 8-3 8 Soon by Fortefisi Louis, UtUs o t tha w ^ h t was due to the bers on the evening of February Keeney elected and as the motion day night at West Side Rec: Yale League win and their fourteenth in sides tried futilely to overcome on March 0 ... 8 Johnsoa, e ...... 0 2-4 1 18th, at 8 o'clock at the Hartford whether Rogers would have to pay arrested last night and today tn vs. Cornell, Princeton vs. Dart­ by these veteran groups .for the the mutual handicap of allpehod 0—Pulford, Ig . ... 0 0-0 0 The White Eaglu-Moriartya tussle 1 F. Wilson ...... 0 (1-0 0 1 2 2 Total work, did bis hoot to stay olaare camera equipment which to adjourn waa made Mr. Murphy police raids on several Communist fifteen starts. Manchester . 2 0 0 2 8 Gabbey, rg ...... 0 0-1 0 his straight left wasn't aamf^ Club, Hartford. the town for Its disposal, or could mouth. past several years, and according passing and atrocious shooting. will be played Monday night and a 0*0 ' 2 ght elong. Rations were announced that the directors woiilil new.'^pnpcrs and the homes of Com­ to the officers will be held again In their earlier encotuter the 7-17 19 r We're not sufo It'e a sports Item Branford...... 0 0 1 $ 1 Tenney, Ig ...... 1 hasp tta oouragsousChUsaal Mr. Hawley was bom In Bristol meet In a special session, after maintain that Cheney Brothers, Wednesday Junior League The proceedings were fast bu_t the 4 —T o ta ls...... 6 victory for the Eagles wUl return 10 4-12 24 but Manchester High hoe organ­ the scantiest and during the with whom It had a private agree­ munist sympathizers. this aummer, tentative dates being PA’S trounced the St. Adalberts of Score By Pertods them to a tie for the runner-up Score at half. 20-0, Green A. C. Evan Jos’s uppsreuti [rlpeath that Haar and Howroyd and graduate from Yale in 1014. which adjournment was taken. (UnUmlted DIrielon) Thompsonville, 48-21. . However, rivals pimply couldn’t seem to get ized a chess teanf that' engogta 14 12 5-12 20 He joined the staff of the Hartford ment for free disposal, would pay Three hundred policemen here w L Pet set for June ID to the 18th. anywhere at all. Meriden ...... 9 17 29 33 spot with Pagani'a. Referee, J. Hedlund. suddenly on Oodoy’s hat t la this arlld, treacherous Held In Class Room the Rogers bill. were busy questioning those held Sunday afternoon, the Amerks WlB Manchester...... 3 5 11 19 iThe Green needs ohjy to repel Hartford Public In its ftrqt tost I Bhomroeks fact, fsUsd to Mow Godoy Hmes and when the World war Because the main hall in the Shamrocks ...... 8 1 .889 Meriden spread a closely-knit this wesk, winding u^ with a wm, try they lived mainly on C|ui'Rcs Cancelled and examining seized documents. N. have toelr hands full as they play Referee: Janiga. the West Sides next Friday to P. B. thaa momentarily. broke out he volunteered In the Hollister street school was engaged Flying Iris h ...... 8 1 .889 ThompsonviUe on iheir floor. Thn zone defense under Its basket and a loss and three draws .\.. the local Sporit Roundup 2 MoOoaviUo, r f . . 4 e li-lraiit. porcupine and grUsly meat. The dispute continued until the Newspapers raided included the this bothered the Clarkemen con­ sweep both rounds of the circuit P. B. F. T. in foot, Jon’s week-end pad A t cee time Howroyd became III 101st Machine Gun Battalion of for a gathering of Girl, Scouts the Royal Blues ...... - 6 4 .556 Lincoln Brigade carpet City quintet always plays showing won most snoouroglW In Moorhouee, It . . . 2 the 26th Division and went nver- Rogers bill had mounteo to some Stockholm Ny Dag (New Day), 5 4 .556 siderably at first but after a while and eleminate the necessity of a 0 Robinson, rf .... . 0 1-2 13 By Bddia Brtota bounced off him Uks rsia m j ‘ tor three days because of the diet meeting was held In one of the tha Goteborg Arboter TIdntngen Manchester Motors a better game on Its own floor and 2 Reimer, I f ...... that the team members hive oU M oV i^b, c ...... 0 sea.s. He was one of the four $18,000. which occurred during the Oak Five ...... 5 4 .586 they began to penetrate the zone playoff. Jimmy Murray occupied . 1 0-1 3 roof, and ta was forovsr awflHi . on arhlch they subsisted. class rooms. The call for the depression. At that time, because (Workers' ^ p e r ) and the Malmo Heads Subpoenaed the PA's will have to play top- I Basket by Basket the starring role last night os be 3 Greene, If ...... 3 4-6 10 learned the game during tta post I Conran, rg ...... 2 ewormlng. la several r Bloh la Gold Deposits. original editors of the Stars and meeting did not state that It would Top Hatters...... 4 8 .444 notch ball to emerge victor again. consistently and even then found year.. .Clarence B, fifiohitan of New York, Fob. 12—(F)—There Btsaohsrd, ig . . . 0 Stripes, the American army's own of adverse business conditions, the South Swedish Courier. K number 4 6 .444 it next to Impossible to convert sank eleven twlnpolnters, while 3 J. Sullivan, q ... , . 4 0-1 8 carried Louis against tta I Tha explorers took to the Unuc be held In the hall, but In the of homes also were searched, and Comets ...... In the preliminary the PA girls 1 Antonio, c ...... the faculty la Inatrueto/ of the must have been divine Inepiratton 0 L. McVeigh, Ig .. 0 weekly newspaper tn France. An­ town agreed to cancel the charge. Speedboys ...... 3 8 .333 their shots Into scores. Meriden First Qoarter Earl Yost also contributed heaVUy . 2 2t2 6 sUsntty chaUsngod hka ta a I .trail, opened for the first time last school building. Judge William 8. Slpce then, however, the $10,000 bill similar reports came from northern hope to win their first game of the Han Mer and every member of the team 2 Schuets, rg ...... 7 1-3 18 un...George Oapwen/ocoountod la Alabama’s scbsduUag thrss - v.ia' u toJissdalugglMihss* fall, and headed northward. This other one of the editors was the Hyde and Edward J. Murphy were Mohawks...... 2 6 .250 New York, Febi iO.—m — Two season at the expense of the tossed ’«m short and long but also for the only local win/ when hv wrllknown Alexander Wolcott. hAd grown. Sweden, including Lulea and bad extreme difficulty In finding HlUnskl, Mon., foul .. .. figured In the rout of the hapless 2 Hedlund, Ig , . . . . . 3 0-0 ' 4 hrsathsrs to start tta nm t football ' trail was built by the American nominated for the jtost of moder­ Boden. Wildcats ...... 0 8 .000 leaders of the veterans o t the Thompsonville girls. The teams managed to obtain on advantage o . . . portleulariy la vlow of ’ fcoM « ! « » . I M * After the war Mr. Hawley spent ,Tho question was taken to court This is the final atanding of the Abraham Lincoln Brigade, on or­ the mark. HUinaki, Mon., foul ... . Grocers, who were paced by Weir and Canadian governments in an ator, Judge Hyde withdrew and by the town, and an unsatisfactory will leave by bus from the Polish and Oonnora. 18 25 8-15 U over Saxton Murdock of PuhUo that gobs of football players attempt to open up the country fifteen years In Europe as foreign Mr. Murphy was named. first round. A playoff will be held ganization , of volunteers who American Club on (TUnton street The game was dragging on to late In the middle game, pursued decision waa handed down whereby Petroleum Products Taxed Milner, Mer., short toM 1.2 Schuets, Robinson and Sullivan St. Johns srs Isaviag bscauss of sebolsstle t o t proepectors as It la believed correspondent for various Ameri­ The call was rend by Clerk John between the Shamrocks and Fly­ fought for the Madrid government and fans who wish to accompany a dreary close when Manchester his advantage to give checkmate difficulties . . . ths sxpsrts msy a hsdlsm as tta unostlw™ can newspapers and pewspaper the town might proceed against Bucharest, Feb. 10.—(VP)— The In the Spanish dvU war, have been suddenly came alive in the early Kbnduiio, Mar., roeiag la 2 featured for the Weet Sides, but P. B. F. T. that the area around the Unuc Miller, and the elertlon of Mr. either or both firms for collertlons. Rumanian government decreed to­ ing Irish to decide the winner of the teams may do so at tho nomi­ 2 H. Grysb, rf .. . . tn fifty-one moves.. .Hnrry Straw. tsU you dlffsrsntty, but Jos Louis services. Eleven years of this top honors. Games scheduled next subpoenaed to appear before a mlnuteg of the final quarter. Mur­ Murdock, Mon., fo u l...... 8 eiy member of the team took a . 6 0-0 10 Keady DarU Team sgJajiayfl. is rich In gold deposits. It Foulds followed. The class room This was what the town had been day a 13 per cent export tax on nal cost of a dollar, which Includes 2 Kessk, It ...... I A. Ctovalnnd and Willy Dnntela was lucky to win lost nlita • • . time was spent In France. Dur­ Wednesday at East Side Rec;- Fly­ Federal grand jiuy Monday. both transportation and admission dock trlppled the mesh with a KonduUs, Mer^ long side 2 hand tn the scoring. Usually good 2-2 4 Wes possible to step oft the trail would have been large enough to doing, and was no solution to the petroleum products as its newest 1 WiersMekl, If ... . 6 2-4 drew with their oppetanta os. tta say ttias a guy who hss boon buUt ing this period he was the Eng­ ing Irish va. Shamrocks, Royal Gerald Cook, oecretory-treiMr- to the game. Both teams and fans neat follow up of HUlnakt’s miss King, Mer„ fo u l...... 2 foul shooting kept the Saints in the 18 Forsea to Front potascy^Sl* 2 at any point and pan gold In the hold the voters who usunlly attend problem. s , effort to raise funds for the na­ Murdock, Mon., fo u l...... 4 running as they converted 13 out 1 M. Rubacho, e .. . 4 0-1 • Hma limit squired befera the up os a wpor-msa, a ono-puneh ' liver, according to Hoar and How- lish translator for Raymond Poin­ the meetinga of the district. The Blues vs. Manchester Motors, er, sold agents of the Feileral are requested to be at the Polish and then the latter raced under matches ware completed, while 1 UUor sad oil that ooa't stop a ^ poMh, would have apoUod < care. Agreement Beached tion’s rapid rearming. Ehipori taxes the hoop to knot the count at 12- Lewoc, Mer., short twist .4 of 17 tries from the Complimentary 3 A. Rubocha, rg . . 3 0-0 4 |>«oyd. large number out last night was Last' month the Board of Select­ also were fixed for oil seeds and Comets vs. Top Hatters, Speed- Bureau of Inveotigatlon also selsad Amerlcsa dub on CUnton street Elmer Weden lost to Melvin Suaa- ratbar Uks Arturo Godoy They oouM not rufflo L o a tfa i He covered all tha famous records of the organisation during , all with a little more than four Third ^toorter circle with Wiersblcki, H. Gryxb 8 fi. Grysb, Ig ... . , 1 8-9 10 Tho Lurgsn tosm of tta BriUsh- however, sad ta ^ tta ? They left the Unuc trail at a an exception.*' men ordered the Town Counsel to cereals, except wheat and corn. boys va. Oak Five, Wildcats va. no later than 2:80 p.m.- Sunday and M. Rubocha tn the feature mon.. .a return match is set for | la 15 hoaU, it is tlmo to think French criminal trials during his Mohawks. a five-hour search of Its office. afternoon. Box Scores; minutes to play. Meriden fell Hliinski, Man., under hoop 6 Amsrlesn Oub Dart League forg- ; Mint where the Blue river empties rolls. S. Grysb converted eight of 19 18^7 61 March 27... about tta next taavywoight ctam m u1u a._ O e ^ s t f. tato It, then struggled through stay in Paris and was Intimately ffiarsday Juolor Laogue Cbok end MUton Wolf, nstlonsi Manchester PAAC Boys (51) apart rapidly as Manchester put Milner, Mer,, fo u l...... 6 a Davis, Maa^ foul ...... 7 nine tries. Referee, J. Murray.' pion of tta wartd . , , look up this sd into tta lead In tta rta ta H m 1^; three or four miles of dense un- associated with the members of (Ughtwelght DIvIsIob) commander, were subpoenaed. P. B. T. on the pressure and finally got go­ oohuaa of Bopt 2L 1222—te is,no with 18 points os a result of tost the Paris Bar. Among the fam­ W L Pet ing. Blanchard tallied under the Murdock, Man., foul . . . . . 8 K tierfarush before entering the Blue *G>me Up ’n See Me Some Time' 2 J. Bycholski, rf . -4 ^-4 9 Cravat I sags more tta soaM Joe Louto . . . and Bight’a gsmos. FoMowlag era tho ous cases which he covered were Charter Oak Bluea ..2 0 1.000 Oklaese People Oratstal 3 Saverick, If .. . 6 2-5 J4 hoop and three times in succession Milner, Mer., under hoop . .8 fiver valley. The valley bed was Fenrth (taorter (Murphy's) ladtoos Are VIetieva Hockey anybody who tolls jrou ta is, tosulto of last night’s gsmss: U ir- ^ . * ! ? * . ^ ^ * * * ^ eovered with lava from some un- those of Landru, the famous blue- Indiana ...... 2 0 1.000 1 Kurlowlcs, c .. .. 8 4-5 14 Hillnski come roaring in to sink trying to kid somebody. fa il 4, Seanra, l! K«fdy 4, Tw i- q w k ly , fAd tn tA f beard accused of murdering ten Chungking, Chins, Fehi. 10.— (tn twin-pointers that sewed up the Murdock, Man,, follow upu p: 10 12 Team No. 4 grabbed first place hf M known volcano and the lava, Meteors ...... 2 0 1.000 1 R Bycholski, e .. 1 0-0 2 again by taking 8 points from The Indians nipped tta BoUer- isngf, 1; Beatfbro^ S. Armagb H broken up by pressure from un- of his fiances; Madam Bassarabo, Zion Lutherans . . . . 1 1 .800 —The China Times said today the 3 Obuehoweki, rg . 3 3-3 9 boll game aa Meriden folded com­ Hilinakl, Mon., under , By Tho Afisodstod ProM who was Involved In the famous Chinese people are grateful for s pletely. hooi•p ...... 12 12 Team No. 3, while Team No. 2 took mokera In on intermediata'cloah at NottoM) Liagno Flash sa uaooaflrsMd gnms- l b l i a , o , i i „ « „ . « Asrground, made It extremely illf- Red Devils ...... 1 1 .800 3 Opoloch, Ig ... .. 1 1-2 3 S points from Team No. 1. Diets lAcult and dangerou.s going. So tnmk murder; the Philippe Dau- Eost/Sldea...... 0 2 .000 United States Senate Committee I Server, Ig ...... 0 0-0 0 As In the first period, Meriden Blanchard, Mon., wider the West Side Roe loot night, 40- Chicago 2, Detroit 0. vine says Hsrisy M* (folium, Tu- (let affair which, for a time, threat­ hoop ,14 12 Sr. hit high ipilgle with 141, and Isas’s AU-AnMriaan toekts, Mmrp were the "clinkers" of lava Jayvees ...... 0 2 .000 recommendatkm which would t was held without a point in the 47. Nicola starred for the winnere - Wook'Rnfi Sriiefinle ened to result In civil war; the open the way to new credits to closing chapter while Manchester HUinttl, Mon., short also S string with 309. Johnny Fox Sotardoy basn thrown for a loss by the K.that the edges cut through lenth- Ponuera ...... 0 2 .000 14 20 11-10 61 hod a great night hitting a single and Fogarty featured for the ~r Ilka a razor. Germaine Berthon affair, another Clamea scheduled next Thursday Chino. piled up 12 points, os many os twist ...... 18 Notional Laogna aesdenalos sad won't ho book next Hartford K. of L. Boys (to) Hillnski, Mon.,-short 18 of 126 end 3 string of 328 losers. The box score: Tha weather In the particular political crime; and Paul Bon- P. ! B. F. T. Meriden mode In the whole gome toss New York Rangers at Toronto. foil. . . tta Durham (N. C.) high , circle, as tta ehsmploa. a ststai j Gour's ingenius defense of the and one and one-half times os Hillnski, Mon., sucker ...20 The Standings eagsrs who can't loos for w latav, ^territory in which the local boys 1 StanuHo, rf ... .. 3 0-0 6 W. L P, B. F. T. Boentrated their activities Is present King Carol of Roumanla. 1 Endrelunas, rt .. 2 - 1-2 5 many os Manchester mode In all Indianapolis st Cievslsad. now have rolled up 86 straight. LastFighU\^Si,W A’iS^ ^ He will also discuss the French Burr Nnreeey Laagas Team No. 4 .18 10 1 Olson, If ...... 2 1-1 i Tbay havsa*t Mtton tta dust sums ohably the worst in Alaska, due 1 KUmos, If ...... 2 3-6 7 three of the previous periods. 2 McGuire, rf ...... 4 1-4 Now Rsvsn at Pittsburgh. ' I lag foe to lead. Bench and Bar and the French Johnny Hillnski, sftor missing Team No. 1 .17 11 0 tta opsasr in 1987. . . Hymis Osi I damp climate and sub-zero tem- Fenske Beats Cunningham 2 Goyson, c ...... 4 0-1 8 Team No. 2 .14 14 1 Brown, e ...... 8 2-8 • Bpringfisid st Hershey. By The AtModatsd Press ^ to snd to ^Bmtures. Heavy rainfall and legal procedure. shots galore, redeemed himself Tho Rosea and Shrubd each won Syracuse st Pbilsdelphls. Ua, seeusod o f swiping liih tw tig it t 1 Biickua, e . . . . ” 1 0-0 2 3 to 1 victories O'ver the Mums and Team No. 3 . 7 21 1 Kenne^, I g ...... 4 8-8 11 Lsw JsBkina out of Frank Bach Nrtr York-Jos Louis, »». l^.kliamrds are commonplace during 2 22gment, rg ... .. s 1-2 ^wlth his belated plurge and 1 Ntccls, rg 8 0-0 •ondsy heavyweight champion, outpototed itw asG odo^e n i^ ^ ^4 aerged as top scorer with flve Evergreens In the Burr Nursery Tea n No. 2 (1) 10 man’s stable before the door was 1^. tha fall and winter but the summer For Third Straight Time 1 Oswald, rg ... .. 0 0-0 Ojl .8 7 90 110—287 Nstloasl ' hrlnga many beautiful days. Alas- kskets and' 12 points, while Mur- League last night with Eddie WU- L a rd er...... locked, has paid Bachman 2250, Arturo Godoy, 202, C2iUe (18)4 BIU ta ^ Further Discussion 2 BoroUs, Ig ...... 2 l-I ■on shooting 120 for high single Johnson ... . .101 128 104—333 21 7-10 Boaton st Now York Amsriesas- Is lovely. Poland, 127. Now York, outpointed Ip ka'e climate la quite varied, some 8 p. Molln, Ig .. .. 2 3-4 Kock and Blanchard contritotod Montrsol at Detroit j^porta have much snow. Ice and cold. . 7 ' the other two ' double-deckers. and F. Hewitt hanging up a score Grezel . . . . . 03 110 103—311 Te2sy*s Qaeot Blar Jock MorshoU, 1011-2. Dallas (0 ); Philadelphia, Feb. 10.—-through snow that was piled i demolishing the school building on B. Douglas ... 84 94 99—277 Bengston ..120 118 120—268 2 Taggart, rg .... Leroy Evans, 102, Buffalo, N. Y., Ths show draw s by a young Negro sprinter'a set the pace hp did in the New 23. Referm, Meade. Time, 10 of boll than was displayed lost Uks tta sutoalstle hsre la •28,822JO, oaottar I ^tbrse to olx feet deep above the! North School street at the last night and there were sighs rc- T. Faulkner ..107 00 96—202 tta greyhound racee.'' kaocksd out Jsri Johnstn, 102, world record performance. I York MUIroae mile lost week minute perloda 822 346 217 985 10 21 8-7 47 Phllsdsl0hb^~Jbnmy Tygh, 122 Norway (1). to r tta Bomber. Hlsprarteasq His i ^timber U&c, and they had to make meeting of the Manchester Un- The Wisconsin graduate student, when Fenske, with three others on Urt all around when tha gome end­ -1. Phllsaelphls, outpolntsd Josy each topped; ^tbalr way through this barrier i provement Association, a meeting 448 486 468 1286 (Team No. 2 won roll-off.) Seoro at half, 20-24, IndUna. Hottywood—Junior Munsell, 1ST, den snessraness showed his heels to Chinnlnghsm 1 bis heels, turned In a spectacular Hely Triaty Girls (27) ed. Both tried hard but tfiat's Roforao, T. Martin. lUvs, 124 1-2, PttUtiurgh ( 10). tally Ooan ta getting no bosvlor Oklshoms City, stopped Arne An- $100,000 mark, Without anowshoes. No untoward which will be devoted to this mat­ the iBoet that could be sold, save ■no ( t ) last night for the third straight U:07.4 finish, P. B. F. T, To I No. 1 (1) , rapidly, but nttoburghers etlll dereon, 100 1-2, Sweden (2 ). — —-— Dt marred the trip, however. ter alone, will be held later in the for the rally that Manchester H. CSougb .. .0 3 70 62—204 . oaa the boya finally reached theli month. time, tot It was Norwood (Bor- j Sboilag the qxrtUght with 3 S. Bokus, rf .. .. 8 0-1 16 C. Yurksbot . 96 88 92—282 Tedford ... . 85 94 90^-278 think they can fatten him up Uttle Rock, Ark.— Bib Bikes. ie rs w City—JUksy M ^ , ney) EweU, a Penn State sopho­ EweU and Fenske were Tonuny 2 Utwtnas. i f .. .. I 0-0 2 turned on tn the final minutes to Blanchard . . 99 103 96—298 103, Pins Bluff, knocked out Joe [k______ao ck ^ o u ^_____ W o lw “Bsd- goal, to discover there the lake and I The committee of flve named to selvage some of its pride and V. Griswold . . 80 81 82—249 i tributary that has never been re-1 go over the achool building and more, who stole the show at the Deckord, Indiana two-mller, 0 Kement, If ...... 0 1-1 1 M. Tyler ... . 87 111 101— 200 Dietz, 8r. . .141 107 121—860 R e ^ , 107, Ames, Is. (2) Isan, lU . jsrsqr City (7). third ormuol Penn A. Cl. meet. Charlie Baetbam, half-mller repre- 0 P. Bokus, If . . . . . 0 0-0 0 prestige out of the fiasco. Dummy ... . 27 80 101—277 Over 12S Athletes Clash aided on a map. I make a report was not ready to MvideB’s rseervee ran away B. Kinsman . 88 07 100—280 , Haar and Howroyd took some EweU, National AJk.V. outdoor seating the 69th Regiment of New 0 Msnlkss, e ... .. 3 0-0 6 give a full report at the last wttli tta proUmlnery. S2-tt, lead- ^IfOO b et of film, part of It In color, meeting. Three of the mernbera 200-meter champion, was clocked York, ^ d Art BymM 0 Jonlcauaksa, e .. 0 0-0 0 412 4 U 442 1214 412 228 41T 1228 1 this wni be shown at the public by three timers In on even flv« tsn'a. V C JU kJiJL Indoar high 0 Vleotort. rg .. .. 0 0-0 0 Ipjr by M at the quarter, IT-fi a t Tssni No. 2 (2 ) Here Today in YMCA Meet I were of the opinion the building S a half and 29-U fit tha end of lura Monday night. Many of could not be restored for school secoads os he Sashed over the Jump champion, who contributed 0 Ambrooe, ig .. .. 0 0-0 0 Fox ...... 120 01 11W222 MsUywood drum bostar, is back to I aeenas have never been "shot" purposes st a reasonable coat. The board track to win the 80-yord new meet records tn winning their 8 M. Sslkauaksa, Ig 1 0-0 2 tta third portod ae Lewoe pooed P. BaaoeU 72— 221 HoUtnd ...... 07 20 101—2TT h a iB f ea tho LeulsvtUo Osurior* I and experte on Alaska have two others thought It might be doeh. The performance cUroed a events. tha vieton and McDowell and L. Horton .. 22—2a Murphy...... 102 H 106—204 Moss ttaa ISO atfelstss rapn-^ZhisMs. Delsasy, D IM tol^ VItt. JottfBS). tad both sldos should bo Range an f Fuel nted the picturea as the finest used for some other purpose. As fifth of a second off the 26-year- Deckord spurted ahead of hia 2 IS 1-4 27 rbemos etood out^for the loeen. B. Lawnneo •2—212 PoatUio ...... 128 106 126—287 tiatlng sevea satriss wtu eoavorgs asr aad ‘ "MeOoDum as entries to taktagbows . . . Prof. Aifia ' taken of the wild, almost In- the town school board will not old record of Jo Loomis o t Chica­ former coUege teammate. Don MOwtaaler PAAC Girls (•) H. MorreU . 22—224 oa the Boot ffido Rsc this after tbs ssaior dtvirica. The M*Oovoni. wbo'U eonditloa OPEN FOR DEUVEBT14 HOUB8I eountiy In the coest take any action on the question go, whose mark EweU equaUed Ladi, at the finish Une to P. B. F. T. E. Wilson .. 0 2 -2 1 2 641 282 4 a 1266 aooa at 2 o^ctock to eompoto to els mss era eadst, jualor, prop aad| Dodgota, snrs if tbsjr’ro oU as f a before their meeting In March here s year ago. Bulsoa Peacock. What had been axpected to be . a 0 Brosowskl. r t . .. 2 0-1 4 tta gaaiMl Hortfoid Ooua^ YM­ totermsdisto. as Aauaylupplt, bs’U Jen tta r TELEPHONE 8600 I boya have given a lecture In those who have certain Ideas about fantMr Temple University star, two-moB affair hsiweeo Lsah and 0 A.WsskelewiGa,lf 0 0-0 0 Wrestling 221 406 i m Maafsrd Qsss IBdwaal, CA tiaek oad Hold dwavtoaoMpa. Arrayed sgatort tta Res ____ bligMO . , . old PliSM . igtca and will appear before the building, wish to have a meet­ finished second. Gregory Rice, former Notre Dome 2 Lojeskl. 0 ...... 1 I-I 2 Polo Alto. CsUf.— Pitch Joha* Wtoasn of ptoeoa ta tta varioua wtu ta tks haaebsetsf* HI-T, thai au asra is a sowUr ta a film eaO* HIghtoBd Park Ptoaesr Chib. I sd T h e Foar Brarlet Roses,’* |4Dwaiila Club next Monday ing of the aaeoclaUon held before Cunningham made a vsUsnt bid star, in 9:156. Beethom nosed out 0 Bresenakl, rg .. 0 1-4 1 B y Ths Assodstsd Prsss IL'If. Alsxaadsr ..26 oca’s s^ctotaM at as Btoaford oToats sa tta pcoftam wiU be all* I ki a ptevb w to their evening the school board meets. for his first major ‘victory of tho defendiBg ehomplaa Jins Kehoe of 0 F. Simenald, rg .. 0 1-1 1 Philadelphia.—^Im London, 206, r. durktaldt.. 71 o w m track coarti givas tlio Itidisns a flMs to rspesseat tta Oouaty ia R o ^ HiU. South Windsor, fltms- bdag IfiSds to Roms, They idan to spend Preoldent Edward A. O’Malley sesioB and pushed Fenske to a Maryland and Wayne Rideout of I Tnuo, Ig ...... 0 0-1 0 tL tU B ty'.'... 78 aridwost stolT Jehasea comas tta state moot bury and tta Wspptog T. Bvontal Moriavty BpolUiaPi Iraeee, threw Tommy OToele, 826. alatsd for tta aftsraooa conslaO ofl lecturing but when has named Matthew M en and new “Pennsc miia” ‘ record of North TsKoa Yeaehan by n yard I lallfantla, (M:00. F. Hewitt ....118 110-227 from Drake: Clark Bhsughneasy, Tta ReersoUsa Csatsrs Is msk- 301*111 Ccatar Stmt ConMr Anal ■ theyn return to Donta Pagan! aa a conmilttee to 4:126, hut tba old Kansas saostar tn a 1:54 hatf mUe. B y r M added 2 8 2*« 8 Chleago.—Branko Nogurakl. 238. G. O s f ...... 80 100—227 now grid mentor, from (folcsgo, tog a streag Wd for top hoaors tta 10-ysrd dash, tho high ^m p I cbm soy ta is the real M’Coy, mainly for the purpoee a t select a date for the meeting. Tliey Here’s c ^ le n g w Arturo Godoy (right) seraping hla glorea on the convoa oa chomp Joti L « i_ . couldn't overcome Fenske’s home­ on eighth of on inch to the meet's B oon at half. 22-4 Holy Trinity. brew Joe Savoldi, 210, ’Three Oaks, and Everett Dean, bssketbsU boas, with' a team that eoaslste of tta bop, step snd jump, tta shot | While others coU him "Goldsa to r gold but also for will also select the place for the ^wUdered, trim to find o spot for the kill In tba 140i n n i^ of Uislr ctamptonMilp Ifi-touDd tattl* In stretch kick. Tba two mstrhed high jump record with • leap of Referee, Barons. TUas^ ■ minute ridL. 10:42. 427 410 472 1315 from Indiana. twsaty-thros sthlatss, hsadsd by put sad tks baU-aalts nia. meottne. iNow YgriL IsMiia ifitalood tta UUe an g dsetoioo. ' ~ iStildw until the final tutm wb f foot. • 1*« isdMft 1 A .V-a', IIANURlSTlil BVHfI|^ HBIALD. MAWOinW'f l t OOffIf. ■ATUBDAT. m p U A S T 10; tiM lIANCHliSTER EVENING HIAALD. MANCHESTER, CONN SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10,1940,

BY FRED R A R llii R E D R Y D E R

KMOVJ Y$Am 7— vgvCf TH’ DtACK. BUY In aic HS.HC coA,t msauiSiK < s m ‘ Sense and Nonsense U K K nbo WORK VORRK L>«T eJiSSt vMEAnbaiN Hla car aad her car met head-on. i Safety Slogans—brive eafely, be The aad thing about nsw ears ta courteous and help r*4uce acci­ ’ hat they grow old so quickly. Both drivers got out and, with that Aai> *nv H046S---- fine courtesy so characteristic of dents. .. .The first rule o f the road T>«a4>PR*4RmO? motorists nowadays, both began to is courtesy.. .Check up before you Traffic Officer-You’re driving apologise profusely. back up. You may save a life ---- 0 miles an hourl (Caution saves lives. It is worth a SHuatioiM W sB t«d» Waatsd—Ts Bay M Woman—I’m so sorry; It was all Aatomobllw For Salt 4 Bnabnao Sorrleoa OffaroS HI Pact With Rnssia Youthful Driver—But the sales- my fault. tr y ....B e courteous on the high­ L M i M i P d M Fem«l« 48 way. It promotes safety.... Drive B L B C T R IC REFRIGERATORS W H T KEEP SALEAB LE Junk and Expect Big Gathering nan said I could go as Man (with gallant gesture)— 1938 PONTIAC aedan, 1937 Chev­ paper aroundT Convert It Into ranted to after ths first 1,000 a safe car ta a sane w a y ....U se m a i n STRBBT or In sendoed and rebuilt, all makea. CAPABLE GIRL wanU houac- Seen Chief Reich Not at all, madame. 1 was to blame rolet town aedan, 1936 Plymouth nlles. your head, not your feet when driv­ lid pendnnt, black Inlay, Wayne W. Phillips, 58 WaUier work, atay nlghta. Referencea. Caah. Call 5879. Wm. Ostrinaky, myself. coach, 1935 Terraplana aadan, 183 BlaaeU atraaL Woman—But I Insist the fault ing. .. .It is better to give half the bon* «120. alreet Telephone 4978. Tel. 5648. 1931 Chevrolet aadan. Cola At. Boy Scout Dinner Uneasiness Cause Two road sign# on a paved high- was mine. I was on your side of the road than a leg or an arm . . . . |Jrp r . jin it lO N BULL pup, black Motors, at Tha CMtarr-6468. ray leading out of Chicago have road. '■ Drive os though your child walked frilk iriilta aoatldnca on bom. Apartsiset»—Flsla-s. ■head___ When you sU rt to drive. MoTtaf—Trueklnff— Sitostloas Wsated— M s Ib 49 (OmtUned On Page Two) in amusing complex. One reeds; Man—That may he true; but, ■aek and ehaat. Call 64M. a g a i n m e s s ie r NASH lands . Twwawats • 4 “ROOSEVELT ROAD” my dear madame, I aiii responsible ■tart to think. a ■ •—------with valuee, all guaranteed: 1938 StorsirS 40 Fathen and Sons to BUILD ING -BO BBING .60 hr. or down many more enemy aircraft The road la under repairs and for the collision. I saw you coming Nasli, 1937 Packard. 1935 Naah FOR RENT—FOUR room apart­ a blocks away, and I had atople op­ "N o I do not need a newspaper,' BY J. R. WILLIAMS OUR BOARDING HOUSE WITH MAJOR HOOPL*'^ U)BT—TUESDAT, white toy fo* 1935 Olds. 1937 Chev.. 1936 Ford. AUSTIN CHAMBERS—Local and contract, 20 yeara^ experience. Meet at the Maaonic than, we have lost,” but he gave no tie other sign reads; OUR WAY ment, 10 minutes ride from Ifan- TRAVEL AT YOUR OWN RISK portunity to dart down a side one woman aald. "1 have a ra. Six, low mileage, heater, Kohl modem tmprovemeqta, ateam mick, chairman of the aupper oom- PBiiironage, he stopped and offered, SVSkTlOU X POUND? KNOFLA Laklng. wood, cut any length for range tag of the Canadian Pacific iier a ride to the farm house. When conv. coupe, radio, heater, 1939, or fireplace. Donald Gebring. Tel. baat. 140 Oak atreet Inqulra 123 mlttee or any other mcniber o f the xoia m MaBi 8 t / «»o o « group for reaervatlona freighter Beaverbmfn was a vic- he came to the lane leading to the Packard 1938 Eight, mileage W,- WANTED TO TUNE, repair and 8758. Oak atreet. T h en a n In this group a num* toty that apparently coat Ger­ farm he stopped to let her out. As 800, heater, Royal Master tlrea, regulate your piano or player looks like new. Packard Six 4 door FOR SALE—HARDWOOD both FOR RENT— SIX ROOM bouse her of Scouta who have no fathen many two submarines. ■he got out of the car. she turned INSURE piano. Tel. Mancheater 6052. with Bun parlor, oil buhner, beat and It la the commiltee'a hope that The Admiralty announced late to the minister and aald grateful- rtitk sedan Deluxe equipment, cost II,- stove and flreplace lengths. Ap­ 145, mllesge only 3,500, It’s yours ply to Ekiward J. Holl. Tel. 4642 location. Telephone 3149. no Scout will attend this annual last night a single British destroy­ ly: . McKINNEY BROTHERS for only 1995. 193.5 Plymouth Business Opportunities .*i2 or 6186. get together without a male escort. er had sunk two U-Boats as (hoy Girl—Oh, thank you, sir. ■aal Batata aad Inearance sedan. 4 new tires, new paint Job, It la entirely In keeping with this attempted to attack a convoy. Minister— Don't mention It. tfO mg Mala SA Phone *060 Wanted To Rent 68 The announcement followed Girl (bluahlng prettily, hanging mechanically perfect. 1930 Model PRIVATE PARTY WANTS to liv line affair for all men to respond A coupe. If You Purchase Any Of aind to give theee upright and statements attributed to aa officer her head, then looking uo at the vest some money In good busi­ Household Goods 51 WANTED—TWO OR THREE fur- minister with a twinkle In ner eye) These Cara Now Your First Pay, nlshed light housekeeping rooms, clean-minded young men their of the destroyer, which escorted a ness. or property as first mort­ rescue ship to a west English port —All right, mums the word! m enf Doesn't Start Until May 1, gage or biiy property. No agents. and garage, quiet couple. Phone proper atari In Scouting in every Mancheater Trade-In and Unclaimed Nelson Sly with survivors of' the 9,874-ton 1940. Bnmner Sales, 80 Oakland Give full Information, same will 6221 evenings. way possible. FURNITURE BARGAINS 3eaverburn, sunk off southern IT IS ALWAYS TACTFUL TO street, Msnehester. Phone 5191. be treated- strictly confidential. Principal Speaker ETBoiiiR Herald Specially Reduced! Ireland, apparently Monday. REMEMBER THAT THE MAN Write Herald. Ban F. Captain A. Lewis Mac Claln,. John Lappen, Charles Field and «*aa AdTortlsementa FOR TH IS W EEK END! Suburban For Sale 75 The Admiralty did not aay when WHO ASKS FOR CRITICTISM $100.00 FREE—BRUNNER Sales Bedroom Suites, $29. Odd Chests, chief test pilot for the Pratt A Felix McBvItt. Oeaai ela a**raa* w»rdi to • Ilea or where the fight occurred or MAY BE THE MOST SENSITTVE Co. Manchester Packard dealer $5. Odd Vsnltles, $3. Wardrobe, $6. New Scoot Troop amMaij aambera end abbrevletiene 16 MILES FROM Hartford, new 3 It was stated today that Dll- identify the destroyer. It was dis­ TO IT. IT IS, aaab aeaat m a word end eompneM agrees to pay you one hundred Help Wantei...| t eu| I ete more than the lowest priced car. W ANTED—M ATURE woman for proposed troop are urged to The regprt brought total Ger­ FANO/ AND PLAIN LOAFINO a-io ~tre...l I etell eu general housework, live In. Call $5. Gas Ranges, $3. Universal Elec­ M a t’OR PERMIT guests. When she had an oppor­ -iwTiWfiMlWK__ ...... Ill etelll eu Drive your car over to 80 Oak­ tric Range, $.'59. Lamps, $2. attend the su p^r tomorrow night man submarine losses to an unof­ 4319 after 0:30 p. m. NOTICK o r APPLICATION tunity she whisperedJto him: rarilera tor irreaaler Inaertlonc land 81. Now! Let us tell you how EASY TERMS ARRANGED at 6:30 p. m. ficial total of at least AO. half or I eheraed et the one time reta Tills Is ti> Kive notice that I John more of the number believed ta W ife— W hy don’t you talk to A little It cost to own a Packard. IF ON ANY PURCHASE MADE SinucliettI of 6U8 Center street. Man­ Cub Scouta are alao eligible to The Skeptle _ ,„ la l retee tor toot torn oeory chester, Conn., have filed an applica­ attend the supper tomorrow night, operation at the start o f the wrar. our guests? BOOTS AND HE^UDDIES gee, sdeortlelna plven upon roanoet. YOU PURCHASE YOUR CAR We give you as long as 18 months Husband—What’s the use? Help Wanted—Male 48 tion dated 2nd of February, 1940, It wraa stated today. Germany broadpsat last night a Ada erdored brfor* the third er BEFORE MARCH 10th YOUR to pay and guarantee In writing, no with the Liquor Control Commission There’s not a one of them that L ONOERtRANOL Ofth dap will be . h ireed oalf ter FIRST PAYMENT DOESN’T BE­ report by Ita offlctala newra agen­ soosJeTN O o VVtL 5V>bT 60 THR006K THE m a aatnel nunii.,.' or tlnaee the ed WANTED—YOUNG man for de­ payments In case of sickness or un­ for a Beer Permit for the sals of knows ■ thing about leather. CANAL L OH »• VOO CAN CROSS ▼ERVECTLV V 5T »S GIN UN'HL MAY 1. 1940. alcoholic liquor on the premises of cy, DNB, that eight British or VNAVSt TO 60 TO ' eher,:in.. 4t the re u earn' livering groceries and aasisting employment. See Albert’s for a THE EQOATOtl \V y o u VOANT omfooltonate t h e ellnwai ,0 or rotnnda aea MI8 Center street, Manchester, Conn, British-convoyed ships had been THE SOUIK SEAS 7 In store. Apply Fairfield Grocery, Square Deal. Tile litislnesB Is owned by John Pilgrims Gather V UNDER- TO «oT V DON'T K3ANT To on aix 'Imo ede atoppod AL&ERT’S FURNITURE CO. sunk or totally wrecked by Ger­ <30 005NN A S VAR A S TAHVIX the Btth da> 3S4 Hartford Road, Sunday after­ Snmchetll of 698 Center street, Man­ man planes yesterday, and that STAND m u torblde": diapler llnaa net l.eKal Nutices 78 Harttqid Store—43 Allyn St. chester, Conn., and will be conduct­ STORIES IN STAMPS ~OR THE V56\ ISLANDS .<• 0 « noon, between 1 and 3 p. m. To See New Lama one (ierman plane had been lost. K _____ NEM KERR'OES LETS hOST ed by John Hinachettl of 698 Center -is eswiwwwtto’ IS wa a s NT. ew. _ aentd wUl not ha raaponalble LELAND T. WOOD, ET. ALS. BENDIX DEMON.STRATOR— A street, Manchester, Conn., as per­ Britlab fighten shot down one 2 SOR.T OF WaOHJSt AROONO aara ikaa eae Ineorraet iDear* ot Manchester, Connecticut chance to buy what you have al­ mittee. German bomber yesterday and re­ “And now, kiddies, you will hear from Bunny and Boo. ...AND V L L ’TE.LL y o u I ad ear edvarttaamant ardarad vs. l-egal Notices 78 JOHN BMACHETTI Lhasa, Tibet, Feb. 10.—(JP)— ported twro others had bMn dam­ ; f VNKEN T. — VeSE awtatbaa eaa time. ways wantM, an automatic wash­ Dated 2nd of Feb., 1940. your very own sunshine girls 1 THE VANCO COMPANY. INC. er at a bargain price. Kemp's Inc. H-2-10-W. This normally-placid capital of aged. British sourims said only six 6EX K0MS.S\CV<. laadaartaat omlaaloa el In* THE VANCO COMPANY. INC. the land of the "lost horison” publloetloB ot edaertlelna of Wilmington, Delaware. 763 Main street. ships were attacked, enly one bit raetlBed only by eenaelletloa of Wilmington, Delaware, teemed today writh pilgrims com­ directly, and none sunk. The Brit­ eherae nude lor the eorVtee SUPERIOR COURT. HARTFORD vs, FOR SALE-W ILTON RUP. 9x12; ing from every quarter of Tibet ish have disputed previous German FLAPPER FANNY BY SYLVIA , COUNTY, •niB VANCO COMPANY. INC. Fireworks Plant .Beata BMt eoalora Ax minster, same slse, for dining for the enthronement of a new claims that 32 British Or neutral of Manchester, Connecticut. room; Magee g u stove. Reason­ Dalai Lama, provisionally set for aapr aad tyMarapBy with FEBRUARY 6th. 1940. ships 'were sunk ta air raids last aa oalorood by the aabllsh* able. Dial 6034. Blasts Accidental Feb. 23. week. they raMiee the right ta SUPERIOR COURT. HARTFORD The center of Interest was the laetha at rajael eay copy eoa- ORDER APPOINTING TEM­ COUNTY. The British contended their ' itlonebla PORARY RECEIVER, YOU CAN ALWAYS ^ better at Potala, magnificent, storied 17th- planes were markedly euperior to r n r r j BOORS—CUeetBed ada Wayside. Studio couches $19.0.') Retlondo Beach, Calif., Feb. 10. century fortress-palace of the The application of the plaintiff FEBRUARY 6th. 1940. the attackers, saying that since SnbUshed a e»e dey Baet ha up. Maple breakfast selg $16.50 —(/F)—Police CiJlef Harry M. Pe­ Dalai Lama, where a 6-year-old I by U a'alooh neea Betnr* In the above entitled action, Jan. 1 ten German bombers had Namur's Church Survives ORDER APPOINTING TEM­ up. 9x12 Gold Seal rugs $5. Save tersen said today explosions which boy Is scheduled to be Installed been shot down along the British brought to the Superior Court wrecked a large flrewmrks plant Six Sieges In 300 Y ears Hooray! R YR orduiia Tov W ut Ado PORARY RECEIVER. up to $50 on combination ranges, the fourteenth person to bold the coast without the loss o f a single {wash TUBBS held In Hartford, In and for Hart­ {..essner's Wayside Furnltura, 46 apparently were accidental. title of "Buddha’s vice-regent on are aaaaptad oaar the tale­ ford County, on the first Tuesday The application of the plaintiff defending craft. IWAMUR. Belghiin. ha*, been one West Center street. Telepncue Petersen said the first major A. Lewla MaoCSata earth.” nt the CHARqjB RATS alaaa of March, A.D., 1940, which appli­ In the above entitled action, of Europe’s batUeflelds for VOO’BB X M0TH$16’h0»ta,MV aa A aonaanatnea to adrar- 7170—Open evenings. explosion occurred in a building io . The principal candidate of three three centuries. Under siege six eSHAUSTKO-VONIUtfU'-SACIiaiCIM hat the CASH RATBB Will ha cation Is dated the 6th day of Feb­ brotight to the Superior Court which chemicals subject to spon­ Whitney (Company of United Air­ British Bomber Raids JtL M POLL PATHBNT It ruary 1940, having been presented held in Hartford, In and for Hart­ USED WASHING MACHINES.—' craft, division of United Aircraft, for the post os Tibet’s highest re­ times, the caUwdrel, shown above MOU'LL Winm \ EMM). F VOU'Af taneous combustion were stored. ligious and secular ruler la Lin- OIT’IDtllOM IMOMVD TO 60 , at the bualaaaa eSIoa oa ar hO- to the undersigned, when the ford County, on the first Tuesday A good selection, all rebuilt, will be the guest speaker at the German Naval Base on one of Belgium's recent bell I the aaaaath day lollewlan the There were two other detonations gerh Lamutanchu, or Lingerh the tower aeriee, escaped destruction. IF TDU TRY TO \90WU, OtO fiAEVl* i Inaartlea et aaeh ed etharwlea plalnUffs duly filed their petition of March, A.D., 1940, which ap­ and guaranteed. Maytags, Easy. Which levelled sheds and damaged Scout supper tomorrow night. Pilot Toender, Denmark, Feb. 10— (JFf Divine Child, who came from the Nftmur lUlfcrtd hetvy bombard* MMtML'PLIME, OOlMd tO K THUS OBAROS RATS wlU he eolleet. for said appointment and the de­ plication Is dated the 6Ui day of Prices are right. Kemp’s Inc. 763 houses but by great good chance Mac Claln's subject wrill be "Thrills ■A British bomber raided tha ipoaelhlllty lor arrore la plains o f Koko Nor in far western ment when the Germans captured lAEY. VOU MUST J TO KEEP S43U fendant corporation appeared by February 1940, having been pre­ Main street. klliwl no one. Fpur persons were of a Test Pilot." Captain Mac Claln M Germnn-Tlnrnl base on the Island IIA\* ME AM) COMPAMV ada will ha aaeamed aad sented to the undersigned, when China. the city In August, 1914. The allies BMareey eennot be pnerea- Henry H. Hunt. Ita attorney, and Injured, none seriously. has served for several years In thla of Sylt today, Danish observera 60 ALONE! the parties having been heard. It the plaintiff appeared by Henry Important post with the airplaife aald, dropping four bomba regained the city to begin the «f CfausIBcaUoaa Is found that the allegations of H. Hunt. Its attorney, and th« de­ Machinery and Tooh 52 peoapitated As Spy motor company and wdll give an In­ Candhi Sees Coa OHservera at the Danish fron­ great retreat of the Marne. saaaaaee said application are true and that fendant corporation waived notice tensely Interesting account of his tier aald they aaw the plana paaa sssassss a temporary receiver ought to be and hearing on the appoCntmeht many thrilling hours lii the air over the aouthem part of the Is­ a as•••SSs USED JOHN DEERE tractor and Berlin, 'feb . 10 — (/P) — Heins appointed forthwith, of a temporary receiver, and the Implements, Fordaon parts. Dub­ Mueller of Hoehrgrenzhausen was over Connecticut in high speed Nearer After Talk land then wheel westward toward s e a a e a a msSSSSSS•••# # • the sea after unloading the bomba. _ et Thaaka aasssssaaasss* Now therefor«Mt Is ORDERED: parties' having been he^rd, It is lin Tractor Ctompany, Wllllmantlc. decapitated \today as a apy after planes. Maaqrtsia.... eaassssaaaaa** found that the allegations of said Other Speakers Six German flghtera pursued the 1. That RAYMOND A. JOHN­ the people's court found him guilty Bombay, Feb. 10.—(ff)—Mohan' ~^onna application are true and that a Other speakera will be J. Wataon Britiidi plaiM but the ixmiber ap­ aaaaaavsaAssss SON, of said Manchester, be and he of disclosing military secrets to an temporary receiver ought to be Peach, cMtrman of the Charter das K. Gandhi declared In hla peared to have escaped. a anasA hereby Is appointed temporary re­ Wanted—^To Buy 58 unidentified forhign power. weekly newspaper today that de­ ^ ------AVtMMMlM appointed forthwith, Oak Council, alao. Nelson Sly. \sa bUa tar 8els ...... « ceiver of the said THE VANCO Scout Supervisor for Hartford spite the failure o f his negotia­ Try To Intercept Foe .jkllss tor Bsobange .••• I COMPANY. INC. of Wilmington, Now therefore It Is ORDERED: FOR SALE '-AN’nQUES —Ma­ Allows Worship Freedom tions so far with Lord Linlithgow, London, Feb. 10— (/P)— British Asestsnrlss—^Tlrot ...... Bucharest, Feb. 10.—(AV -8«t- County.^ Delaware, having an office and I. That RAYMOND A. JOHN- hogany side board, cherry, maple, viceroy of India, the meeting “ has fighting planea went up today to Rspelrltia—PsIbUdb .... i tllng a long d^grMment a gov-1 R«y . Ferrta E. Reynolds will give - ALLEY OOP All Aflhora TMPfl Going Aflhora Sokoots 1-A place of business In said Manchea­ mahogany chests of drawers, brought us nearer to our goal” of Intercept an unideatifle4 plane, be­ SON, of said Manchester, be and he emment dectye acknowledged to- | testimony In connection Ship by Trask ...... I ter, Connecticut. ^ hereby Is appointed temjvjrary re­ cherry tables, candle stands, sew­ Indian Independence. lieved to be German, which ap­ -For Biro • ing tables, maple desk, maple bed. ^STs^ freedom of worship xlxla?” The natlcmllst leader said the peared off England’s eaat coast. EtaHT. rvloe—Storage M 2. That said appointment shall ceiver of tim said THE VANCO A L L five ateOptes of Belgium’s not take effect until said Raymond C O M P A N Y ' V. Hedeen, Mancheater Green. for BM>tl8ta. wlU be by Elmer Congreaa party need not be disap­ —Bleyeloo ...... II INC. of Manchester, reply " famous cathedral at Toiunsl Aataa—Metoreyaloa It A. Johnson shall have filed with Connecticut. Weden, Jr., who will speak on the pointed as "there has been clarifi­ Great Britain purchased approx­ eat FietOMlmal •uilo.i cation of the situation," and. the imately 800,000 tons of aorap Iron ara showii on tha stamp above, ftVSS."* the undersigned a bond In proper 3. That said appointment shall subject, " I f I Were ' a Scout ■orvleoi Offorod ...... It negotiations,, "so far aa I know, and steel ta the United States in one of a Mrtes ot eight picturing lid Borvlcoo Offered ....IF-A form, with good and sufficient not U^e effect until said Raymond AUCTION! EVENING SALE AUCTION! Father.’’ A-IO have not been closed.” 1089. famous bell towers. The cathedral -ContrsetlBg ...... 14 surety In the sum of Five -Thou­ A. Jol^son shall have filed with Large Assortment of Household Piimiturc \ Musical Program 'Nurseries It sand (6,000) Dollars, conditioned o f Tournal has .been termed Bel­ iral Directors ...... It the tmderslgned a bond In proper A quartet from the Beethoven on the faiUiful performance of his At Reids* Auction Auditorium, U. S. Route 6, Bolton, Ct. gium’s Urgtot and finest religious ••Well, It's fibout tiiiifi jroo f o t li9 N . 1 bdtn wfiitin* fo r you -FlumblBB—HeoflBf . . It form, with good and sufficient (3 Mllea East ot Maaoheator) Glee Club will sing and mualo will — It duties under said appointment and surety in the sum of Five Thou­ MONDAY. FEBRUARY 12, 1940 AT 7 P. M. (Rata or Shlae) be provided during the supper building. fllne# 10 diRcrtfifi •bovo.’*# ry—DreasamklBff ...... It In the event that he ehall at any 4 >—Troohlng—Btereae .. M sand (5,000) bollars, <»ndltloned Oeneral Electrle Refrigerator, RoU Top Desk, Carpets. Oak D’Uhaldo'a Orchestra. Tony time or times hereafter be con­ HOMRMS FaasaBgsr Sorviae .....W -A on the faithful performance of his Ubrary Tables, Kltehen Range. Dreaaers, Chairs. Staada. TaMea, O'Bright wUl give several aelec- Daily Pattern TOONERVILLE FOLKS BY FONTAINE FOX aa—Papering ...... tl firmed or appointed In eald action duties under said appointment and China Cabinet, PIctnres, Diahes. Kitchen UtenaUa. Btooka, Etc., tlona on the Marimba. VERSION OF Mleaal lervieas...... tl either as temporary or permanent THK 0079801 In the event that he shall at any Etc. Chris McCormick ta general ring tt receiver, his faithful performance n d o o r 9USGOMR 'ng—Ihreing—Cleaning t4 time or times hereafter be con­ Practically ell the Fniaitara eetnea from two aatateo. chairman o f the supper committee Pattern 8654 I Sf^ORT Ooedt and Service ..., II of his duties aa such receiver, and firmed or appointed in said action Some new Hooaohold Electrle lig h t FIxtnreo. inilneis Service M and Frank Zimmerman chairman eald bond shall have been ap­ either ns temporary or permanent Few Itema from hardware atoret 5 RiSea (A3 caUhre ■Mim o f tha ticket conunlttee, aaalated by An extremely smart and simple sSStT proved by the undersigned. end Claasse tt receiver, his faithful performance ahot), BOOM Nalla, Hlngea, Seed Bowera, SIdla. 12-Oange Ithaca the V following Scout fathera: frock, this haa triangular pockets its lastractloBs > e e•a e sad i tl 3. That said Raymond A. John­ of hts duties as such receiver, and D. R. Shotgun. 6 Ft. Ment Cnae. Computing Senleo. Etc. George StUes, Bernard Fogarty, which make It news. Buttoned eeeaaaaaeaaa tl- A I son Immediately iiiv.m the taking said bond shall have , been ap­ Auditorium Heated—Lunch Served—Truckmen—Chairs for AIL Francis Peckenham, .Russell John­ down the front like a coat. It’s so ^Dramatic aa e a aaa e I I ' ROBERT M. REID A SONS. Anctloneera easy to slip Into, and has attractive itad—last ructions tori effect of hlB said appointment proved by the undersigned. son, David Addy, Raymond Mercer, Frack Is AsBoyid Plaaeelal shall proceed to take possession of 3. That said Raymond A. John­ 201 Mala Street Manchester, Conn. Phone 3193 belt detailing. The skirt aeams ex­ FRECKLES AND HlS FRIENDS itooks—Mortgsgsa n all the hooka, papers, evidences of son immecllately upbn the taking tend Into the bodice, so that you Opportunities n get fulness over the bust, where -te Loan t t debt and property of said corpora­ effect of hts aald appointment /•JUS WHaiS EHtSAMEE ThATb MNAT T i elelp " and Sltantfran tion. to collect all moneys owing shall proceed to take poaeesslon of you want It. The waist la finished QONff { COULOMT'«U SAVE HIRS.YHf MAV- HAFF9N6 WH9N Wanted—Fem ale...... It to it, and to take all lawiul .'deps all the books, papers, evidences of T o w n with a narrow roll collar, and urns souans Wanted—Mele ...... >( within his power to sccuris and throe darts at the tope o f the ANYTHIN0? ^ PIAV WITH jsa Wanted ...... tt-A debt and property of said corpora­ Auction-—'Antiques at Reid^s Auction MA1CM9S Wanted—MSI# er Femals tl presen’e its asseta. tion, to collect ^ I moneys owing Advertisement aleeves broaden the sbouldera be­ Wanted ...... tl-A.. 4. That iald receiver continue to it, and to take all lawful steps Auditorium • comingly. me Wanted—Femals V. R ROUTB fl ( U MUea Em $ «t Hartlwd) BOLTON, CONN. A style equally becoming to hot IBS Wanted—Male . I to carry on, in such manner as within his power to secure and Bosrd of Tsx Review lent Aganetae .... I ha may deem Judicious, the busl- preserve Its assets. (39 MOea From Sprtagfleld) mlseee and women, this deslg*^ glees Pels Fenltry ' nees now conducted by eald cor­ UNOOLNV Bnm iDAT. MONDAY, FEBRUART19 AT 19 A. M. (8664) makes up smartly ta woo MAKIN6 Da p b e lie v e HE HAS 4. That aald receiver cantinua N otice crepe, flat crepe or silk print, and poration until otherwise ordered, to carry on, In such manner (Ratal or ShtaM) ____ but no louger than for one month FURNITURE — CHINA.— GLASS — on, FAINTINOa w ill be nice for street oottona later he may deem Judicious, the buai- The BmutJ ef Tax Review on. It 1a easy to make, and In­ from this date, and to that end he neas now conducted by aald cor­ FROM TW O BSTATESt Thoaa of Mary Holehktaa, tala o ( 9f the Town M Manchester will he In IS Bulhorlred to make such con­ Willard St, Hartford. The Hartford Conn. Tr«st Co., Admra aad cludes a step-hy-step aew chart poration until otherwise ordered session at the Municipal Building with complete directions. tracts. purchases and disburse­ but' no longer than for one month Jooephlao A. Bathoar, late o f CoIltaavlUe, Coaa., Hartford Nattaa - Thoraday, Feb. 1, 6-6 P. 3L ments as may be necessary. ml Baak A Trdat Co.. Extr.; alao from otker ooarooo (SprtagSeld, Pattern No. 8664 Is designed for from this date, and to that end be Friday. Feb. 9. 8-5 P. M. rises 14. 16, 18, 20; 40, 43 and 44. rji A^j 5. That a hearing upon the Indian Orchard, and Amherat, Maaa., and Wllltanantic, Ceaa. Is a\ithorized to make such con­ Satantay. Feb. 9, $-5 P, M. Stse . 16 requires .with short confirmation of said appointment, tracts, purchases and disburse pMTtlMe) Meitaay. Feb. S. 6-8 P. M. Exoeptionnily Sne Grandfather Clock, mahogany eaae, Weat- sleeves, 4H yards o f 39-tnch mate­ and for the appointment of two ments as may be necessary. 6, T uesday, Feb. 9-3 F. M. rial; with long aleeves, A% . yards apprai^rs, he had before the un­ mlaater ohtanoo, made by EUloti, London, Engtandi oeveral Victor­ I 5. That a hearing upon the Wedaeaday, Feb. 7. 6-6"P. M. without nap; H yard contraattag dersigned In the Superior Court ian Chaira, Empire Secretary. Cheat of Drawora, Tip Table, Aa- confirmation of said ^polntmeut, Thareday, Psb. 8. 6-5 P. M. material for collar. If desired. room, civil aide, In said Hartford, sorted Mlrrora, Drop-leaf TaMeo, Children’s Chain, Maato Box, and for the appointment of twro FridnyTVhb. 6, 6-6 P. M. For a PA TTE R N o f thla attrae- 0 SCOKUIIY SMITH A Trip And A Trap on the 27th day of February, 1940 VIctortaa MatMe Top Stand. What-not Stnad, SmaO Mahnf aay appraisers, be had before the Un­ 8ataiMay. Peb. 16. 6-6 P. N. tlce model send lOe IN COIN, at 10 o'clock In the forenoon, and Display CabtaMt, Tapered 6-Leg Cherry Drop-leaf Table, Ttiaay dersigned ,ln the Superior Court Meaday. Feb. 19.8-8 P. M. YOUR NAME. ADDRESS. that said temporary receiver give Bronae Desk Set, many good Ptetaueo aad Patattaga, maeli Gtawa, •FT room, civil side, In said Hartford, Tuesday, Feb. 19. 3-6 P. M. STYLE. NXniBER and SIZE to notice of his appointment and of China, aad Bric-a-Biac. Some Colonial reprednetlaa Hsasehald on the 27th day of February 1940 A ll persona claiming to be ag' ’The Herald. Today’s Pattern Serv­ said bearing to all parties In Inter­ Eloetrie Light Flxtaroa, all new, direct from Maaafactarer, wtrod, at 10 o'clock In the forenoon, and grieved by the dolnga o t the As- ice. 106-7th Ave., New Yoik, N, T. est, by publishing a copy of this ready to liiataa Beaattfal IS-Ptoco Dtatag Room Sat, WOBam I that said temporary, receiver give saaaon o f the Town o f Matacbee- Have all tha aew elothee you 860RCHEP THE FRONT OF HIS PANTS A0 AIN! order In the Manchester Herald, aad M aiy style, Htae newt Mnpta Hlteheoek Settoi, S ft. notice of his appototment and of From a wen known Hartford family, several ter. Conn., aad thoae requtatng off- want thla seaaoa! House frocks, twice, and by mailing a like copy, aald hearing to all parties In Inter­ arts must ^tpear and file tbeir postage prepaid, to each stock­ Blapto Highboy with Cnrly B iu le Drawer Freata, afternoon dresses, aprooa and Ita- est, by publlahlng a copy of this leaf LIbrary nM e, Trestle Table with oomplatait at ona a t tbeae moot* geile! And aaqe money, berides! holder of record and known cred­ order In the Mancheater Herald, or at aome adjounod maotp itor of aald corporation a^ thair of Ptao with Oaa Drop Laaft Hoap Sklti Send for our now Spring and SUtn- twice, and by mailing a like copy, ___ _ _ lo d w g t gml ollw r g s s l Cl tag o f said Board of Tbx Rariow. aeveral best obtainable addreaaea, mer Pattsrn Book, with more t^aiBl poatage prepaid, to each atock- EVENINO SESSION, MONDAT. FE& U AT Y P. ML. MOO- ^ b a time o f ^ipeal ta Umltad 100 fascinating aad original de- ail on or before the 20th day of holder of record and known cred­ February 1940. EEN FUBNITUSE. priaelpalta fNal^ tha twa aatato latoi taifa by taw to twenty daya from and rigna, for aU atxea. The patterns itor of aald corporation at their aaaortaaeatt O..B, lea Bax, EaD Dedn Kltotaai EaagR ThUaR Dated at Hartford, Connecticut, after the first oxf ct Pebruaiy aro so easy. Earii includes a de­ aeveral best obtainable addresses, Chain, Bada Diaaaec% Etc. 1940. tailed aew chart. this 6th day of Febnisry. A.D., all on or before the 20th day of 1940. Ao^toriaM Hfstad — Lim di Sanred — TrodnscR Gustave Scbrelber. One patten) end Pattern Boo’;, February 1940. Cbalrmaa. ordered together, 25. Book akme, KENNETH WYNNE. Chslrs For AO! ▲ Judge of tha Superior Court. Dated at Hartford. OonnecUcut, B ven tt T . 'McKtaney, 16c. f thla 6th day o f February, AJD^ ROBERT M. REID A;'80NS.Aactloiwars 1940. KENNETH l/^NNE, 201 M s Im Straat Manchester, C ^ . Phone S16S Read Herald Adva. , A Judge of the Superior Court

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