Mancbsstar .Assembly, No. 16, Or­ Into the HUliard itreat aub-atation Oak strM t waited until the lights der of Ralnboi^, will bold Its regular but Ufla line waa unable to aerve au went on to complete the league RECENT BRIDE IS OVEN A B O O n O W N meeting Uonday evcmlng In the Ma­ TOWNINDARK^ of the town. The line eerved the plsyt&lf. sonic Temple. The business will In­ north end, however, during the .reet Ciudlea were used In etoree open U r. u d Ur*. ArehniaM BtoWtaon clude the Initiation of two candi­ of the period of power line inter­ during the evening. Main atreet re­ SURPRISE S H O W D P A R n Y ^ - C U S m 109 FoaUr atrMt left tUa morn< dates. ruption. sembled the acene the Atlantic fleet WHEN POWER F A n i VOL. LVL, NO. 68 at S m. m, (or norida io their Cheney Line Out In makes at night battle practice with MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, DECEMBER 14. 1936 (FOURTEEN PAGES) PRICE THREE StenobUe, where they will epeod S t Margaret’s Circle, Daughters Cheney Brotbera cut their power hesdllghte cutting, through the rain Mrs. Joseph LaForge, fonaeriy Is Still On Depot Square! lia wintar. Mr Bterenaon U toaiog of Isabella, has received an Invita­ Unc In from North Main etreet and fog from the Center to the MIsa Ruby. Jarvis, of Adams straet,’ E hooae trader with him, that he tion from Sacred Heart Circle of shortly after 7 o’clock to aupply terminus. Many people carried flasb- was surprised ‘Thursday eveatng Serving more delicious meals than ever before.. Now Mam Line Break in East with a mlscellaneoiu ahower given l ^ t laat winter In hU apare time. Rockvlllts, to attend Its Installation light and power for the mllla. The ligbta to And their way about ^ e the best in town. darkened atreeta. by and held at the home of Ml ■ '■■'/J of officers and banquet, Sunday, Oe- north end plaint waa unable to pro­ Agnes H. Jarvis of Center street. ^ Mr. and Ura. Jacob Sucbanaky cmber «7, at 2 p. m.. In Foresters Hartford Interropts Serv­ duce enough power at the peak A t the Manchester Memorial hoa- SPE C IA L FOR W ED NESD AY EDWARD STARTS LIFE FRANCO LIKELY ttmtoday aold thOfr two-family 10- The apnitmching hoUda(y colors 'ol ball, Rockville. Reservations tor period of the evening to carry the pltal candles were used In the wards red emd green were tiWl in the bbom flat loeatad at 67 Summer the banquet must be made by De­ bouu and street lighting in addi­ ahd rooms and offics during the eve­ Chicken and Turkey CIVIL WAR IN CHINA Ittreet to Mr. and Mra. Paul Kavanek decorations. The recent bride sat cember 21. Local Isabella members ice for Over Two Honrs. tion to the* mill usage. The power ning. The staff was ready for any TO GIVE UP ALL under a red and white umbrella iC Eaat Hartford. There la alao a emergency In the event of an opera­ at Qro-ear garage that goea with the Interested In attending should con­ was finally tum ol on permanently suspended from the ceiUng and un­ DINNERS 35 AS PRIVATE CITIZEN tact the regent, Mra. Bessie Lappen, at 6 .35 p. m. tion with battery lights in readiness wrapped msmy lovely gifts In linen, •ala The new owner will occupy Manchester and vicinity was In but they were not needed. ^ a houae before the first of the as soon as possible. Manager J^ck Sanson staged a (b in e,' pyrez, wooden, aluminum, . “PUSITTACnCS ym r. darkness for about two hours and a theater party all his own during the ADVBR’nSBM EN T— and electrical appliances. About. 85 Steaks - French Fries power Interruption. The first break guests Were present from Bast 2 5 . SEEN^AS^LAI-SHHLiS ■H — half last night due to power trans- Fonner Monarch Now at w The Silver Grill will feature a ENTERTAINS f UYMATES mlsalon line trouble which develop­ came Just before the show waa to Have yoil tried Cremo’s Holiday Hartford, Hartford and Manchester. The Best Sandwiches You Ever Ate! PICK BREWSTER Fn^ess Tank Attack Only new floor show onlght “The Quin-, ed shortly before 7 p. m. on the start and after several slops during Brew 7 ‘‘Bingo’’ waa played. Anstrian Estate of Baron ^ tta of Beauties.” Jackie Pblltlpa ON SEVENTH BIRTHDAY main line off Forbes street, Ekist tbo edfly part of the show. Mana­ ALE LAGER PORTER and hla Playboys artll furnish the Hartford. The power was on for In­ ger Sanson conducted a ‘‘Communi­ AS DIRECTOR OF Acdrity Today; Defend" ty sing" with Mrs. Harold Qarrlty It Pays To Drive Over To REPORTED music for the floor show and danc- termittent periods during the early » de Rothschild; S aferin g teg. ______Laura Mae Nelson of 38 William part, of the evening until it was de­ at the piano and Manager Sanson ctreet celebrated her seventh birth­ veloped by testing that power could as song leader. Patrons sang all of ers Organize for Long ------.. » ^ No. S Hose company of the South day yesterday afternoon with a not be maintained throughout the the old favorites and only seven from Ear Afflictioa. S T A T E m R A R Y Shanghai Says Orerlord Is l j||taachestar Fire department w a« party at her home which was at­ entire town. persons In attendance applied for BINGO Depot Square Restaurant Siege Thronghoot Winter. In China Army Kidnaping walled at 7:30 this morning to ez- tended by a number of her little Main Line Break return tickets. The fli.. 1 show end­ i E gu lsh a chimney lire at 66 Walk- playmates. Her uncle, Lattlng Cav- Although the definite cause of the ed at 12:35 a. m. 14 Depot Square Manchester Voealau, Austria, D«c. 14.— (A P ) Free; Nanking Rnihet crly, who Is stationed at Fort Fthan Army and Navy Club Assistant to Late George Su ei street. trouble on the main line off Forbes No serious complications result­ Duke of Windsor, closely Allen, Vermont, and Is here on a ed from the unusually long shut­ Madrid, Dec. 14— (A P ) — FleeU street had not been disclosed early guarded in a chateau where he By a bill of sale drawn by Attor- furlough, was also present at the this morning, James O. McCaw, down in the power facilities, offi­ TONIGHT Godard Named at Meet­ of Insurgent tanks, supported by In­ Rescue Troops; Tokyo De­ |My William J. Shea, George Pazl- party. A pleasant feature was a cials of the electric company stated started life anew today as a private fantry and machine gun units, bat­ superintendent of the transmission 8:30 O’clock iinoa, proprietor of the Princess shower of birthday greeting cards today. elUzen, made an appointment to made by 26 of Laura’s playmates lines of the Manchester Division of ing o f Board; His Family tered for two hours today at govern­ clares Russia Is Behind ' Hestaurant has transferred one the Connecticut Light and Power Fortunately the weather was SPECIALI FREE TURKEYS 1 xonqult a Vienna spedlallat about a ment lines in University City, but W f intereid In the store fixtures In high first grade at the Hollister mild eliminating discomfort in street school, made under the direc­ Company said that evidently a Admission ...... 25 cents long-standing ear affliction. tbe defenders held firm. Kidnaping; Moscow S a ^ ^ )o T. R. Brown of t Avon street, tion of their teAher, Miss Gertrude transformer had burned off allow­ homes heated by electrically operat­ ‘Ihe former King of England, arho Connections. An Icy wind howled down from ioim erly an attendant at the Hart- Carrier. A beautifully decorated ing the mqln lines to arc and burn ed oil burners. Make Your Reservations Now for New Year’s Evel oame to Austria last night after the Guadarrama moimtalns as the jford Retreat. Mr. Brown Is In birthday cake in pink and white was off. The fact that flames and shoot­ Bowl By Candle Light ^vln g up Jiia throne for Mrs. Wallis fighting broke out anew. Defenders, {^large of the liquor department re- In the Murphy bowling alleys Japanese Engineered A e ’ made by Mrs. Elisabeth Caverly. ing sparks, apparently moving CH R ISTM ^ Simpson, was expected to call at the Hartford, Dee. 14. — (-AP) — however, said the long-awaited In­ oently opened. candl^ were used during the eve­ surgent “ big push’’ bad not mater­ Laura received many other gifts. through the air in the vicinity ol Vienna cUnIc of Prof. Heinrich Neu­ James Brewster, .who came here the short circuit, had been reported ning and the Country Club league, mann late In the day after all other ialized. Deal; Europe’s Reactioiwf^i bowling in the Charter Oak alleys. from Union coUege over a year ago It waa announced 60.000 non-com­ by residents In the vicinity of the patter had left, attendant! said. United States Ambassador Robert Worth Bingham (left) Joins with It waa noted the former Sovereign as assistant state Ubrarian. today batant men, women and children trouble. Indicated this type of STOP IN TONIGHT AND GET SOME Bngllsh officials. Including the Lord Mayor of London. Sir George had been evacuated from the bealeg. trouble. TREES held hla hand ovei his ear when he be Mihii th ut’thh^ trbstelents "hb “ wfiOf .sSUMtahivilrm-' O h l "perfect" army umfs,'lhk ^ve'ru- aoceptqd wltn ths utmost .. undergo oonslat of X-ray, light rays he would eventuaUy become state ment said. Steaks and Chops librarian. In an odd effort to bring about an amalgamation o f Cblnass mUltaty said Generaliealmo (Chlang had 120 Charter Oak Street 134 East Center Street and rinsing the inner ear. Faced with the propablllty that forces to wage a campaign for the recovery of Manchuria from Japan, fected his own freedom, and h fd > 'm l Neumann baa treated the former Family Oonnections the Insurgent aiegi would laat FINE WINES AND LIQUORS Mr. Brewster Is a member of an Nanking’s generalissimo Cbiang Kai-shek (left), was' Mdnap^ tn a seized Marshal Chang. We HAVE The wwawiwswiwwmmiwiiiniwwiwnwMoMwnwiigg King on previous visits to Vienna. throughout the winter cold, the gov­ old Connecticut family steeped In Archbishop of Canterbury mutiny at Slanfu by Marshal Chang Hsueh-llang. General Feng Lu- Nanking—Troop trains reaeda;. ‘The specialist cooflned himself to a SWERINGEN’S MOVE ernment planned the reorganization Hsiang (right), long known as the “ Christian geneial", waa given oom- ' Dinner Served Every Day. t--* the state’s civic and religious his­ t obtain strict discipline among the bound, rumbled toward Blonfu, (»])• SINGING statement that the ear trouble was tory. He IS the son of Bmma Colby mand of the Nanking armies in tbe emergency. Ital of Shensi province, where Gsa- Get the Good Habit of Eating Here! Fuel You Want not serious and tha the treatments Declares Edward Aban­ mlllUa units. Brewster and Rev. William J. Brew­ There waa little activity on the eraltMimo Chlang was held and, saM i CANARIES were designed to prevent the oondl- ster, rector ol S t Michael’s Elplsco- CALLED MISTAKE reports, still alive. The tlon from beoom t^ worse. entire Madrid front. pal church in Litchfield, and nephew doned His Tm st and Dis­ Sporadic outbursts of rifle and government, however, still *Koppers Guaranteed Birds Oanaed By 9hU of Bishop Bmeritus Caiauncey B. at a poosibM peaceful solutlan w The OAK GRILL Ear speelalists believe the ail­ machine gun fire and a alight artil­ 30 Oak Street Formerly Oak St. Tavern Brewster of the Diocese of Connec­ lery bombardment were the oiily DEFICIT OF 14 M D llO N the erlals. - ment might have been caused either ticut. He attended Grammar appointed Empire. sounds that broke tbe alnlater Tokyo—Japan and Germany, anti- Cl by a fall from a horse or by Infec­ New York Fmancier Tells Oammunist allies, consulted white MILIKOWSKI schools in OentervlUe. North Ha­ silence. M Coke tion following bathing. ven. Northford and Warehouse Point oboarvera oontendad the the vanguard of rescue t w epa 1 SPECIAL bury, in a castljhtlon o f former York, told Senate investlgatora to­ railroad line from the Auattiaa bor- Bachelor of Library Science from (Tbs bdUitf at tbs Madrid govern Talk of Another Bond l^ clashed with the rebria an00,000 bond flotation the generalissimo had effected hte Called For and Delivered Glenn Frank’s tenure as president ley. Is not improbable, according to. In- INOORPORATEO of the University of Wisronsin—a Customs receipts for the month, injunction to restrain Radio Station Want to Line Up Nations freedom and eteged a' counter coup Under the eye of army engineers 316.778,676.46. Kvos o f Bellingham, Wash., from toimai opIMona expressed at the d’etat. *171! reports were not oon- Roll-Up Doors ]positlon he once called "parole from a series of soil tests will be made Capitol. ROBERT K. ANDERSON Journalism.” Receipts for the fiscal year (since broadcasting the preat association’s fl med by Nanking governmsnt ' - a preliminary to the drawing of plans Fnneral Director Let us give you an esti­ ‘The reports said his administra­ New Jersey Police Start July 1), 31,702,706,886.06; expendi­ news. On Proposed U. S. Plans. authorities, and were accepted with f dams and bulkheads along the tures, 33,090,420,906.46. Including Taking this action, it held that (Oonttnued On Page Two) reserve in reaiioarible Chinese (juar- - Funeral service in home­ mate. tion may be ended Wednesday at At This Low Price! a special meeting of the University river which inundated the valley 31,259,927,728.21 of emergency ex- the Aasociated Press had not proved te n ). Probe; Weddmg Ring Is last March. ELECTRIC like surroundings. regents. The board la controlled penditures; excess of expenditures, that it would be damaged by as Buenos Aires, Dec. 14.— (A P )— The so-called Northeastern Army by LaFoUette Progressive appoin­ I During the essential test periods, 31,306,711,021.40;' gross debt, 383,- much as 38,000—tbe amount necee- The United States today moved to Is. the one which "T(nmg Marshal" 142 EAST CENTER ST. THE W . G . tees. They remained allent. Friends Brown-wlU be the keystone in all 905,176,868.01; a deefbase of f 1,670,- saiy to give Federal oourts Jurlsdlc- CONNECnCUT CASTS line up Joint and unonlmoiu spon­ (Chang, former governor of Man­ the Only Cine. studies made to control New Eng­ 3>OJiO under the previous day; gold churia, command^ In his losing bat­ Telephone: and associates rallied to Dr. Frank’s sorship for Its American neutrality Refrigerators GLENNEY CO. defense. land’s greatest Waterway, Space has assets,. 311,216,267,904.64. (Oenttnoed on Pago Two) project at tbe Inter-American Peace tle with JapaneiM In what now ta Manehoukuo. O f late It has bean Office 5171 House 7494 He came to Wisconsin at 87, as been provided for Waldo L Kanner- VOTE OF ELECTORS (Conference. 336 No. Main SL, Phone 4149 WUdwood. N. J., Dec. 14.— (A P ) sop of the Providence office of the (Conference sessions tackled neU' used as a "Commimiat auppresslod*' the youngest president in the "Big —Investigators were confronted force in North (China. Ten." From 1921 until September, Army engineers, and his staff. Ken- trallty and economic subjects after with a mystery today in the death nerson formerly was connected with Meanwhile Tokyo ecxunilted Ger­ 1925, when he assumed the presl- of an unidentified woman whose clearing Its decks last week of the many, her antl-Communist ally. t9- ,eae» mutilated body was foimd stuffed In­ Passamaquoddy. Ceremonies Held in Hartford day, on reports ths Komlntern waa ’ Century magazine. to two potato sacks. which were paimd unanimously behind the amazing seizure . t i BUY NOW ((During the past year a breach be-. Soli samples are being sent In through committee. IB an attempt to determine the (Chlang Kalritek amid Chinese prsr n Dr. Frank, once mentioned manner o f death, they from an p r o p o ^ dam sites. Grav­ Given Away by Farmer The neutrality propject lubmit- dictions that (Clijina’s overtord maiy els, sands, rock’ flowers or silts, clay A s State’s Vote Is Formal­ as a possible Republican Presiden­ chemical tests of burns which cov­ ted by the United . States, calling face a firing squad—If be still is NO MONTHLY TONIGHT FOR tial candidate, and Progressive Gov­ ered the body. and even Impervious rock win be for consultation In the event of.ncM alive. ernor Philip F. LaFoUette develop^ Coroner Benjamin Ingereoll said checked to determine their cbNae- Clinton, Mo., Dec. 14.— (A P ) 'Shsr hands and that morning, coming ly Deposited. anywhere In the world, waa believ­ Olasb Reported over administration poUdes. Last the body, found yesterday in a tertstlcs as related to dam oonatruc- Santa Chaus la a thin man. to school on a road exposed to the ed likely to obtain committee ap­ A t the same time it warn reported spring the conflict came into tlw tlon. proval today or tomorrow under the vanguard of a Chinese rescai PAYMENTS FOR For Women-^This Means ...... woods at Dias c r e ^ near here, evi­ Ask. any of the 2,000 school ehli- winury blast, her fingers were badly NEW FLOOR SHOW For Men—This Means open after a University athletic de­ One test win be to dry a sample frost-bitten. I had mittens and Hartford, Dec. 14.— (A P )—In a the Joint sponsorship of Cuba, tbe :pedlU0D, sing toward rebee- dently had bera placed there d u ri^ dren in Clinton county. They^ean C •Plain 1-Piece Dresses and Coats ■'{"I.'r' - ' . . partment investigation whldi re­ the day beoaiiae' the potato sacks in an electric oven, sift through gloves, but do you think that ^irt 40-mInute ceremony, Connecticut’s Argentine, Brazil and (Central held Slanfu,' 8 had (daahed with the ' 4 MONTHS •Topcoats sulted in dismissal of Dr. Walter were diy, and a four-day rain' had slevea of sixteen different screens, prove It, —: took a pair? No, air. She saleeted eight Preridentlal electors today American nations. mutinous troops of young Marshal *A Quintette of Beauties* Meanwell, athletic director, and Or. ended only yesterday morning. and then sift each of the six sizes Also— from the pUe of gifts a doU and east their votes for President Roose­ Major Propoaala Chang Hriao-Uang, who b u aeUi* •2-E1ece Tailored Suits Clarence Spears, head football ed Generalissimo (Chlang Kal Shek. Thef only clothing on the body was of screening for 15 minutes mechan­ He's tall; six feet, nine Inches; bugged It to bar as she went back velt and Vice-President Garner. The major propoasds already coach. ically. hW' a special mirror so he can Ua Eight divlsldns of the (Chlnesa D elivered (White gaimente not Included.) ° \ •3"Pc. Suits (coat) vest, trousers) a pair of white atep-lna. The legs to the seat" Assembled In the seefetary of passed by the committee were call­ , . 9.' a . - Against a Third Party. ~ This process shows' from , one his tls without stooping; sleeps in Central army, said Jajpanese dis­ were bent back ao that tha feet So Shaver quit giving anything state’s office, which was redecorated ed before a full plenary session of patches from the mainland, wera , A n d U p SINGING and DANCING ’ Although a close friendship grew touched the back o f the head. standpoint what portions of the a bet) a foot longer than ths stand­ but toya. between Dr. Frank and the young for tbe occasion, the six men and the conferroce for Tuesday, The poiaed to assault Slanfu. capital o t > 1 2 9 * ^ ‘ The woman had brown hair and sample soU could be used for dam- ard size. He is. proud that his gifts "coat two women, or whom the state ao- proposals, which are expected to be .LaFoUette# when he first came to bulldlng. a, Shenri province, which la presaraoS ‘ waa about 35 ears old, the corouer He believes even the poorest, me St wholesale sua average of |2 tually voted on Nov. 8, signed their approved, are: to be the place where (Chlang Kal ‘ Wlseonain, be never e^xnised tiiMs said. . Other Analyrie shivering little girl would rather Special Discount On Any Other Two Garments third party causa. apiece." In years past ha has vlrit- names fo'ineen times to official doe- 1. A convention providing for In- Shek is held. 6 EXCLUSIVE FEATURES N E W MUSIC To Hold Antopay. Dryometer analysis calls for soak­ have a doU to cuddle than a aweater ad all 68 county schools on Christ­ umsnts now on their way to Wash­ ter-American consultation to shape' Germany, to whom Japan 19 ' Newepaper reports predicted last Tlie coroner said he would con­ ing silt overnight in dtstiUed water. to warm herself. . 4- SAV-A-STBP, a hinged, removable shelf that you can Single Gannents At the Regular Price spring that Dr. Frank would be re­ mas. He’s sorry 'bs will bs abls to ington and to Fe..jral Judgs EHwln Joint action If war within or outside b und by a newly-announced For Dancing duct an autoiiay today to determine The next morning more water is And, above all, Santa does not visit only six this veer but expects 8. Thomas. the American oontinenta threatens Communist accoi^ was consnltaO' load on all your items for a meal at one time and carry moved-before the new school term, whether the butna which covered aodsd and the mixture shaken in an have a beard—aa you might gath­ but the regenU took no aotlon. The confidently s pickup In the emttle Q<». Cross, a guest o f the elec­ peace and aecurl}:irj)f tbe oootraot- quickly by the Tokyo regime. to the kitchen. (Hinged to box or hung on door.) moat of the body, were caused by ordinary drugstore mUk-ahaker. Tbe er from his real name, Raleigh ▲. busineas to tend blm around to all tors,' sddressed them briefly In a Ing nations. The press said there was indlspoi- latest reported ouster movement de­ fire or add. SU D -A-TR AY, an autoraaticaDy controlled tray for re­ DIAL 7100 Don’t miss this opportunity to savU on Quality Rem em ber! muddy water then Is put In a glass Shaver. Si, again next year. patriotir setting. A large portrait 2. A resolution reiterating the able proof tbe (Communist IntenSr JACKIE PHILLIPS veloped after the recent re-election Investigators hoped to find q container with distilled water. Hy­ Dry Cleaning. C h ^ up on your wearables now of Governor LaFoUette. • Mr. Shaver, who owns 1JOO aerea W hy does be do It T I..; President Roosevelt together non-intervention principle with a Uonal had Instigated the aelxnn at arranging fooda in box or can be removed as a serving dpe in the potato Mmks which were drometer readlnga, much similar to Cienerallssimu (Chlang and hte geit- For Call —send them aO while this special ia oo— then Starts Monday Dr. Frank’s activities in RepubU- of farm land, has given away $40,- "W ell, I have never had children with smaller portraits of all the provtrion for Joint ccmrultatlon if tRay» stamped "Prince 'Edward Potato those made on storage batteries, are 000 worth of toys tn ths i> ^ 81 of my own," he exjilalned. "A s state officers hung on the walls. ezoergency arises. erala and you’ll prepared for the hdidaya ahead. For ■ can circles, the governor has said at Bag Company, Canada." The oo ^ M tlltaiy obseiyen said the e o M . Cold Control, 16 degree temperature range. and his PLAYBOYS a private meeting, had nothing to mode during the day, and tell the years. Using a farm wagon In Uen prospered In life, I saw that It "This Is an historic occasion,' 8. A resolution urging ail tbe other clue waa the woman’s wed­ engitcera bow fast ths particles of of a alaigh. be arrives at the acbool would bs fooUsb for me to board up d’etat would have been Impoaslbis Reversible Evaporator Doors.. Delivery Service A Limited Time do with bis status at the Univer­ ding ring. Gov. Oosa said. "It la only tbe js American Republics to complete iiniemi Marshal (Chang, hot-headed MIXED DRINKS sity. — soil are settling. houae and puta a ‘ tample” of each more than 1 needed or to waste It in ginning. You or others will bs bere ratification of existing Inter-Amerl- Vapor Sealed. The b ^ was found by Geoige Shearing Testa present agidnet the w a ll Bach child termer warlord of Manchuria, liaS Zona Gale, novelist and former re­ useless sxtravagauces. 1 spent, a In 1940.' I hope I shall bs with you, can peace pacta. formed an alliance with tbs O0ri|k Scott. 19, and HenheU Reeves, U, In tbe shearing method, aamples Maks what be wanta—and gets it, good dsal of time planning bow to Slok^cle Twin Cylinder Compressor. gent of-ths achobl, and Oswald Gar­ both o f Woodbtna. __ not as governor but os a private Asida from tbe United States n uniat leaders he was supposed : first a n placed tn a humid room to Rom tha wagon outride. maka money but 1 alao made up my rison VlUard, writer a ^ ‘lecturer. Authorities said they had no iw- dUsen." ’’ neutrality project, the. main pro­ have been fighting. (i. preserve their natural moisture eon- "One Christmaai as I distributed mind that a man ought to q i « ^ as Issued statements defending Dr. pufta of a missing woman In rni* HIstorie Oooorioa posals remaining for committee ao- Opens a "Bed Routri* U. S. CLEANERS AND Frank. ‘The Alumni Association, tent. The technical device, a ahear- m} glftn, it was vary eold," Farmer mucb asrious thought on bow to use I t was the 6rat time in the his­ tioa ware two resolutions urging In- Bucb im alliance, these ol Silver Grill section, toading to the beUef the Ing machine, establishes the "shear- Shaver aaid. his money as on bow to maka I t We Oira and Operate Our Own Modem. Plant ‘ 'M'S \.. as a body, adopted a "hands MT' body might have b e «i brought hbre tory of tbe state that a Democratic teoriflcatlon of Inter- American declared, opened up a "Rod i1007 ( Main street policy. "In a country school bouse was a have a ’Sbsrs-Your-Weslth* nhllos- Porter!ield^s 886 M AIN STREET P H O N E 7109 from « Ostaaca. ^ aa rags Xwei Uttia glris who had as povertag 4or agb|r a< Ufa.'* iOsatteoed an CoriMHr S p a c e an d l^fMUi Streeta T eL 6584* “Where Everyone Hag A Good Time” jO ifllM u U Om A w e ’Vriri). jtOMrttaaed m Fags Faml X - . i . ■ ' '4 ,j - ' =•'..• '! •. • . t -r'-J f^n^f.-

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spector, was named chairman of tha m ou and tbs R oum of Lords eon- city ordinance which fbrtalds _ the ttaau, Br., former amboasafior to ROD AND GUN CLUB house committee and Harry F. Mo- tlnued taking the oath o f aUaglance apreadlDg ot white aahea on the POUSH-AMERICAN Turkey, and an uncle of Henty Mor. Oormlek waa named chairman of the PICK BREWSTER to the new Monarch, awaiting a BOARD TO D l ^ EMAMUE LUTHERAN DISCUSSES sidewalks. People Should uss sand' genthau, Jr., secretary of the treas­ entertainment committee. message from OeMg* VX later in T aP R O B E LICENSE and gravel on slippery walks, using ury. Tha club voted to go ahead setting Local Stocks the day. that which baa no smaU stonea M e e t * M t . J o h n s t o n * New Toxic—Louis Kaiser, 89, a By ASSOCIATED PBE^I ’ THAMES LEWIS HODGE up tri4> shooting equipment on its “ LUOAFESTTMOGHT IN LEGION’S FORUM which ore dangmous tor those walk­ OFHCERS ELECTED E.smbsr a t ths New York Stodk Bx« Am Gen ...... grounds and decided to start selling AS DIRECTOR T)F In the Honsa of Lords two thronw DISTRICTS FINALE ing. Tha local police wUl be on ths Chongs a»d senior partner .of the tax- Am CIt Paw aiid L VomlalMd hy r . R. B umT) Bm . tickets soon for its annual spring wars placed on the dMa, demon­ R AdET FURTHER lookout during ths winter saonths Vfcztroent firm o f Louie Kaiser and Ark Nat Gas .... award of a complete fishing outfit strating that the new King Is mar- MB EamingtM Av«, Mn. EMe B. Ginfafsoii to tor sny vtolaUons o f tbe law. nie esdets with whom the second 8twablwwnss Tew thb muted 8iiat«a.T’ Thi new Klog, hard at work at Gen Elec...... 52 Whitlock Coll Pipe .. 7% 9% ohureh’ b y'Ifie Y6un^ People's itocf-" also organ and piano duets by Mrs. arrangement every time an article is Franklin Griswold WelUs, 60; a to­ hla official headquarters, left his J. B, Williams Co. . . . 37 (Oontlnned from Page One) ety, with the Intermediates as audience of the possible dangers The South Windsor high school He was an attorney and Mexican Oen Foods ...... 3914 43 which our foreign trade may. In Jones and Cornelia P. Ledgard, removed from the back of the re­ bacco farmer here for more than 20 consul here. f 1 Queen at their )iome, 146 Piccadilly, DEnCIT OF 14 MILUON ’ guests. Miss Freda Roth was the grand organist of the state organ­ basketball team went to Farmington General Motors ...... 69 MlaoeUaneoos the event of war, possibly engulf ds. frigerator. years and a direct ^ descendant of Harrow, Ehigland—Lady Gilbert, mildly 111 with an attack of influen­ Gillette ...... 1594 Burdlnes, Inc...... 44 reader, prayer was offered by Miss ization. From G-E’s famed “house of Saturday to meet the Farmington Gov. Thomas Welles, died yesterday za. 47 governor supported by a full Demo­ The meeting closed with Professor high school In the second game of 89, widow of Sir W. S. Gilbert, Hecker Prod ...... ’ 14 Chapman Valve ...... 38 40 WORRIES STATE SOLONS Catherine Wlnzler and tho 23d The program closed with the sing­ Magdc” — greatest storehouse of at his home after a brief illness. cratic ticket was In office when Schenker answering the varied the season. Eight more games have librettist of the Gilbert and Sullivan The condition of Queen Elizabeth Hudson Motors ...... 2094 Conn. Invest. Mgt. ., 4 % Psalm was read by Miss Elsie Roth. ing of three Christmas carols by electrical knowledge In the world— He is survived by bis widow, operettas. SH Democratic Presidential electors questions put to him by members of been scheduled for their home floor this morning was reported "about Int Harv ...... 10414 Elec Steam Sterilizing ''i% An interesting feature of the meet­ the congregation. have come the outstanding contribu­ Mary Smith Welles of Milford, three New York-^Maximlllan Morgen the same." 2% functioned. (Continued from Page One) the audience. this season. ‘The next home game Int Nick ...... 6314 Foundation. Co...... 8%: 10 ing was the question box In which Offloers Elected tions to electric refrigeration that sons and five daughters. thau, 89, brother o f Henry Morgen- % ITie governor pointed out that Commander CJharles L. Wlgren, of will be with East Hartford, Dec. 22, tPEOUU. Court officials said her condition Int Tel and Tel ...... 1294 Hendty Mfg. Co...... 18 20 nearly every one dropped a written Ckiurt Hearts of Oak, Foresters of bring new economy within reach of (Connecticut cast Its electors! vote The state deficit could be financed Dllworth-Comell Post, American the preliminary' game to start at waa not serious, but It was advisa­ Johns Manvllle ...... '...... 146 John Irving Shoe, com 9 11 problem. Some were answered by America has elected the following millions of homes. ble for her to remain Indoors a few King Seeley C orp ___ 13% for Grover Cleveland three times. In and about $11,500,000 would he left the young people but the majority Legion, acted as chairman of the officers for the ensuing year: Chief On the favorable terms offered 7:30. Dancing wlU follow aU Kennecott ...... 8994 13% 1884, 1888 and 1892. days. She was not confined to bed. Lehigh Val Rd ...... 1974 Sylvanla Indus...... 42 for the construction of buildings of them were on religious subjects meeting and Introduced the guest Ranger, Charles Pressler; Sub Chief there Is no better Christmas gift for games. 44 The temptation of casting a vote considered absolutely necessary If Oh. the pity of It!" exclaimed the LIgg and Myers B ...... 10514 Taylor-Colqultt ___ 52 56 and were referred to Pastor Richter, speaker. R.nger, Walter Kreh; Financial sec the modern nomc than a GE Refrig­ The following pupils are on the or two for Gov. Croas for President such an Issue was adopted. retary, Harry C. Dowdlng Treasur­ honor roll In the South Windsor Archbishop, head of the state Loew’s ...... 64 Utah-Idaho Sug Com. 8 4 who also made the closing prayer. erator or one of the new tlme-and- ^ WILL HELP YOU ★ church. In a Sunday broadcast com­ Lorlllard ...... ] 23 New York Bank and Ins. Stocks was barely overcome by the gover­ Through PWA Fiuidn Christmas carols were sung and er. Michael J. Mantak, Jr.; Cor­ labor-savlng GE Electric Ranges. high school for the second marking A larger building program also responding Secretary, Ernest Rued- period: mitting the former King to the care McKeesp Tin ...... 8514 Bank of New York .. 483 489 nor’s friends. “I’d Uke to write In sandwiches, cake and coffee served. Like the refrigerator the ranges could be carried out through PWA gen; Senior Woodward, John Gllllch; High honor— (all subjects 90 and BUY YOUR WINTER NEEDS of God. Mont Ward ...... 68 Bankers Trust ...... 65 67 the governor’s name," Arthur E. George Fischer, editor of the bi­ have also been thoroughly rede­ CbrUtmM D tU m y 'GmmmtUoi TERMS Nat Blsc ...... ’ 33 Chase ...... 44 Storey of Norwich rema.'ked. as tho funds. If the 1937 Legislature re­ monthly publication of the society, Junior Woodward, Louis Legg; Lec­ signed to keep In step with the re­ over): Seniors, EHeanor Thresher; 'What pathos, nay what tragedy, 46 versed the policy ot Its predecessor turer, Aug(ust Seifert; Trustee for Pay cash and save «dien you ihopL Well lend Nat Cash Reg ...... 3014 Chemical ...... 58 60 cards were passed out fo. individual "Clyps” announced that It waa On Thursday of last week, Com­ sults achieved In the GE Research Juniors, Frank Burnham; Sopho­ -TOUS UNtNN surrounds the central figure of these which refused to accept a bill en­ three years, Arthur Ulltsch; Trustee mores, Barbara Cooper, FYances you the money. Sec what o friendly service swiftly moving scenes x x x," de­ Nat Dairy ...... 23% Central Hanover .... 115% 119% signatures. ready for distribution, five to each manding Officer, J. J. McCarthy, 1st Laboratories. The two units to­ abling the state to get 45 per cent member, and ht explained that any Juvenile court, Magnus Weber. Kraucunas; Freshmen, R on ald this is— how little it coits- clared the Archblanop reviewing the Nat Distill ...... 29% Continental ...... 16% 18% Ool. Thomas Hewes of Farming- lieutenant, CA RES., Edward H gether remove from housework all . PI. -X. N ■y Central ...... 4414 to;. grants from the Federal govern­ small fee should bo accepted toward Walker, Camp Superintendent, and These officers will be Installed at of Its drudgery and at the same Steltz, Julia Yonlka. to TOpoy. Phonoy %vrito or ■ upp 'r m today. 5 p. w d r c eventful days climaxed by the for­ Corn Exchange ...... 63 65 also resisted the temptaUon ment. Thr rote of Interret chorsed le tkireo the cost of. the Issue. Lieutenant Doctor C. Thomas An- the second meeting In January. time are genuine money savers, Mr. Honor Roll-— (all subjects -80 or mer Sovereign’s decision to quit nis N Y N H o n d H ...... b First National ...... 2080 2010 with difficulty, saying, that this was William J. Farley, state PWA di­ Parent TeaclMr Meeting per cent* per montli» or thlrtr-els North Am ...... 31 gdone, Med-Res., attended the joint Benso;i points out. over); Seniors, Josephine Laaket- <3A> per cent, per nnnnm oa tlio pa* U HOSIERY Is To Be His throne because he could not remain Guaranty Trust ...... 312 318 a chance for "us to make the gov­ rector, has conferred with Wash­ The Ellington Center Parent- Packard ...... 11 u Irving ...... 14% meeting between the Army and akl, Elizabeth Relchle, Marion pold omoaat of the loaa. ruler and marry the twice-divorced 16% ernor even more famous than he la ington officials who encouraged him Teacher’s Association will meet this Param P i e t ...... " 2214 Manhattan ...... 8i 33 now." State Forestry personnels of the The corm^ant population of Stone. O. W . HeeklM* Mar. American woman. to proceed on the assumption Con­ GIVE HOUSEWARMING evening at the EHllngton Town Hall ->at«te Theater Balldlna OtopdiHetiyKStfiM Xmas Gift Be Sure It*s Manufact. Trust _____ 60% 82% Votes Are Oast Connecticut CCC camps, which was the one Peruvian Island of Chin- Juniors—Marlon Beerwort, Anna Had High Hopes P®"? 41% necticut may avail itself of Federal held at Camp Houmey, In Torrlng at eight o’clock. The speaker will Huntley, Margaret Scbllchtlng, 7S3 Mala Street Tele 8450 Phelps Dodge ...... 54 u National City Bank . 37 39 However, the eight votes were be Mrs. Koscoe F. Metzer who will cha Is estimated at 5,600.000 and "How can we forget the high funds if the Assembly provided the ton. this colony Is only one of many Maxine Schlicbtlng, Veronica Sheri­ Phil Pete ...... 47>4 New York ...... 127 129 cast for Rooseve t and Gamer necessary legislation. PARTY FOR HODEANS talk on "Proposed Social Legislation PERSONAL FINANCE COMPANY hopes and the promise of his youth The Technical courses at camp among the Islands of the Hum­ dan, William Thresher, Elizabeth INTERWOVEN Pub Serv N J ...... 4394 Public ...... 68 60 After Secretary of SUte C. John It appeared, however, that If tho In Connecticut." In view of the fact X X X," be continued. Radio ...... 12 Title ...... 17 made a very favorable impression boldt Chirrcnt. Vlbert. Sophomores, Ruth Abbe, Added wear in every pair. Reinforced toe and heel. 19 Sattl opened the meeting shortly state resorts to this method, leas with the enroUees at tho Inaugural that the General Assembly convenes "It Is the remembrance of these Rem Rand ...... 2274 insurance ^ te r noon, Charles D. Lockwood of money will be available than was Couple Recently Moved to early In the new year tbe talk will Smart styles in Silk and Silk and Wool. things that wringa from our heart Rey Tob B ...... 8894 o f this phsme of the Educational pro American (Newark) . 12% 14 Stamford wa. elected chairman and offered two years ago. It is report­ Cambridire Street from Ham­ gram, which was commenced last be timely.os well as Interesting. the cry, "The pity of It Oh, the pity Safeway Stores ...... 43% American Reserve .. 30% ed that the PWA Is contemplating a Pythian Sisters of it!' 32% Mrs. Wlnthrop B. Palmer of Fair- lin St, Given Surprise. week and will continue througnout Sohenley Dls ...... 52% American Surety .... 57 59 field wa; chosen clerk. reduction of the 45 per cent grant to At the meeting of Damon Temple, Sears Roebufk ...... 99 u the winter months. It is a known "To the Infinite mercy and pro- Baltimore American . 8% 10% Most of the time was spent In from 20 to 30 per cent. fact, that Connecticut CCC camps Pythian Sisters, to be held this eve­ tectlhg care of God we commit him Shell Union ...... 27 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Modean who ning In the Foresters Hall, Miss p *** Bhccess ...... 4 % 6 % passing around the six documents A “Must Program" leads the First Corps Area by a wide 3 5 ® ® now wherever be may be.” Socony Vac ...... 15% recently moved from Hamlin street Meda Adams, Grand Chief of the Fid. and Deposit .... 126 130 M d six e;ivelopes, each of which had A combination of bond Issue and to their recently purchased proper­ marg;in when compared with the 75 It Is strange and sad, added the South Pac ...... 43 Great American .... 28% Pythian Slaters, together with her 30% to be signed by the Individuals. In PWA funds would assure the carry­ ty on Cambridge street, were ten­ Educational program In other camps Archbishop, "that for such a mo­ South Rwy ...... 25 % Halifax ...... 22% ing out of a "must” building pro­ staff will make an official visitation. 24% admtlon, they signed two separate dered a surprise houae-warixUng of the states In New Ehligland. The tive, however strongly it was press­ St Brands ...... 15% Hanover ...... 37 38 gram, and, perhaps, the entire con­ Camp Fernow program is well bAl Supper will be served at six thirty St Gas and E l ...... ’ 9 ballot cards for President and Vice- Saturday night by about 85 of their o’clock at the Rockville Baptist ed upon his heart, he (Edward) Home Ins...... ’... 38 % 40% President. struction program asked by state anced and made up with a variety ot St Oil Cal ...... 40% Home Fire Security . 6 institutions and commissions. former neighbors, relatives and subjects that cannot be over-estl church. Mrs. Gertrude Ulltach, GLENNEY^S should have disappointed hopes so J. Walter Dariey, deputy secre- most excellent chief, will preside at St Oil N J ...... ;; 66% friends, some coming from Foreat- Mass. Bondlfig ...... 83 67 The $11,500,000 "must" program mated in value and training for the high and abandoned a trust so Tex Corp ...... 80 Uiy of state, acted as adviser. vllle and Hartford. Chief of PoUce the meeting which will follow tbe great National Liberty .... 9% 1L% would Include the following: Individual who ia striving to better Timken Roller Bear ...... 73 M te r the ceremony. Gov. Cross Samuel O. Gordon. In behalf of ftio supper. "Even more strange and sad it Is North River ...... 27% 29% New institution for the feeble­ himself now and be prepared to Trans America ...... 17% Prov. Wash...... 40 invited the electors to a luncheon at gathering presented to Mr. and meet the qualifications of a respon­ Turkey Whist that he should have sought bis hap­ 42 minded at a site already purchased Union Carbide ...... 108% Pref. - Accident...... 20% the HarUord Qub. AU the Demo­ In South Berlin—$3,000,000. Mrs. Modean a handsome living sible job when the occasion arises. The Home Economics Committee piness in a manner Inconsistent with 22% of the Vernon Grange will hold, a Union Pac ...... 13114 Seaboard Surety .... 33 35 cratic state officers at the Capitol New Soldiers’ Home at Rocky Hill room table. A pleasant social time Doctor Talbot of the Connecticut the Christian principles of marriage, Unit Aircraft ...... 29 Security Ins...... 35 alst were guest^s of the governor. —$2,970,000. was followed by a buffet lunch, the State Health Department, delivered turkey whist at the Vernon Grange and within a social circle whose 37 Hall in Vernon Center this evening. S A e Unit Oirp ...... 714 Springfield Fire A Ma, 129 132 The other electors are Mrs. Helen New buildings at Fairfield State good things for which were also a very Interesting Illustrated lecture standar. and ways of life are alien Unit Gas I m p ...... 14% F. Ryan of Lyme; D. Flynn. Ham­ to the enroUees in camp on Tburs There will be prizes and refresh­ Sun Life ...... 610 640 hospital In Newtown—$2A42,000. provided by the guests. ments. 'The first prizc^wlll be a to all the best Instincts and tradi­ U S Rubber ...... 4714 U. 8 . F. and 0 ...... 26% 28% den; WlUlam B. Thoms. Waterbury; Connecticut State college— $945,- day evening of last week. After tions of his people.” V S Smelt ...... 8914 000. the lecture, an open discussion waa turkey, second a rooster, and the Gifts Like These From Westchester ...... 35 87 G oorge van Santvoord o f LakevlIIe'. door prize will be a basket of vege­ Scores Social Circle ^ U S steel ...... 77 X—Ex-Dlvldend. Dr. Sattl presented each elector State Farm for Women— $294,000. held with the enroUees taking an Vick Chem ...... 42% PUBUC RECORDS Important part with the assistance tables. This reference to Edward’s asso­ with an autographed sUte manual Connecticut State prison farm— WUl Pay Oft Bonds ^Wilrose Dress Shop ciates at home and abroad was the Western Union ...... 8414 In the crop o f one cormorant a* a memeotd o f the occaalon. $43,000. of Dr. Talbot, who explained In de­ tail every question that arose with All members of the Rockville Flab strongest ever voiced publicly from West El and Mfg ...... 14714 were found the remains of 76 Four Institutions for the tubercu- Warrantee Deed Woolworth ...... 65% regards to the subject that waa and Game club bolding bonds are any English pulpit or platform. anchovies, each of which was four sls, $1,608,000; Ccdarcrest. $490,000: A warrantee deed from Edward urged to attend tbe meeting to be "Let those who belong to this clr- Elec Bond and Share (C urb). 22% or five. Inches in length. Uncos-on-Thames. $444,000; Un'der- le.:tured on earlier la the evening. Silk Slips J. Holl of Bolton to Alexander L. Adopting the old adage, "An held this evening at the Club House cl know that today they stand re­ POWER m SUIT oHft, $650,000; Laurel Heights, $24- Rothschild of 384 Parker street, for on MUe Hill this evening. AU bonds $1.19 - $1.95 080. ounce of prevention is worth buked by the judgment of a nation property with J32.8 feet frontage of pound of cure”, the Army and will be paid off at this time and the which had loved King Edward," he Norwich State hospital—$35,900. the west side ot Parker street, was club plans to start the new year free BACK FOR RETRIAL Mansfield State training school State Technical staffs, and over Satin and Crepe added. "I have shrunk from saying New Cruiser for U.S. 'War Fleet filed In the town clerk’s office today fifty enroUees are taking an active from debt. these words, but I have felt com­ and hospital— $13,000. for recording. It is the thtod piece President James Taylor wUl pre­ In addition, the state park and Interest In the study of Safety and Nightgowns pelled for the cake of sincerity and (Oonttniied from Page ou s) of property In the samo'^ section First Aid conducted by the camp side at the meeting. 1%e committee truth to sa. them." forest commission asks $980,000 for pimcbased recently by Mr. Roths- In charge has planned for a social .95 expansion o f Its program and the doctor.' Every Monday evening Two weeks hence, the Archbishop chUd from Mr. Roll. tbeM Individuals congregate In the time and refreshments wiU be serv­ tlon In such matters. Presumably commission on forest and wild life ed. disclosed, he again will broadcast, wants $300,000. "Rec” haU and discuss the safest new action could be brought by the THE LIGHT THAT VEILED The past year has been a most Panties and trying then, "If God will help me, to Teachers’ Fund and sane methods o f work and press association In an' effort to just what procedure to follow In successful one and at the meeting to make to the nation a somewhat sol­ prove this claim. A t least $6,792,038 more may be be held on January 11th, officers tor Step-ins emn recall to religion." El Paso, Tex.—Bubble Dancer case of an accident The meeting The Duke Case. reeded for the next biennium If the the ensuing year wlU be elected. "We still call ourselves a Chris­ Bally Rand told a spotlight operator v/as enthusiastically received by 59c, 69c, 89c, $1.00 In the Duke case, the court held lyeglslature restores the teachers' here what she thought of him—In OounioU at EUington tian nation," he declared. "But If retirement fund to Its old reserve aU as many experiences were cited All to sttTRctlve f lf t boxefte unanimously that the Oroult (3ourt most uncompUmenta^ terms. by tbe group who have had admin The Women’s CouncU o f the title is to be a reality and not a of Appeals at Charlotte, and the basis and adopts a pupil equalization EUington Congregational church bill. Sally’s finale calls for a blue spot­ Istered First Aid In the course of mere phrase, there must bo a re­ Western South Carolina Federal light. Blue, it seems Is a more mod-i wiU meet at the church at twelve First Quality The teachers of the state are cam­ elr work experiences, newal In our midst of deftnits and District Court had "failed to act In ast, leas revealing light. But the, r Preparations are now underway o’clock on Tuesday. A covered dish paigning for the restoration of their Silk Hosiery ddlbsrate allegiance to Christ—to accordance with the standards of operator by mistake flashed a bright ' for a minstrel' show that Is to be luncheon wlU be served. The ladles HI standards of Ufa, to the princi­ proper procedure." Retrial of the fimd to an octuria) basis. This white light. hrid In camp on the night of Decem­ may bring their own work and the ples of Hla kingship.” laoues according to "orderly proce­ would cost the state $1,792,038 tor ber 28. Under tbe direction of discussion will be led by Mrs. Vir­ New Reign Begun the first year and $109,642 for the ginia Loveland. dure", was directed. It emphasized second. Eugene Jadorath of New Haven Ooncluding, he said: that It had not passed on the mer­ as&tant to the Educational Ad­ EUen O. Berry Meeting "So much for the past And now its of the. controversy. The equalization bill will require viser, the show will run about two The EUen O. Berry A u xlllu y wUl for the future. The darkness o f an a $8,000,000 appropriation for each hours. The principal characters of bold a business meeting this eve­ Details o f DIspato. yeau- o f the biennium. anxious time is ove . A new morn­ the show will be played by the fol­ ning In the GA.R. rooms. The an­ The procedural question grew out If old age assistance benefits are STATE nual election of officers wUl take ing has dawned. A new reign lowing enroUees: Harold Jordan, of of a ruling by tha dreult Court ro- extended by the $7 weekly limit and p ace at this time. begun. George VI lil King. turnlng the case to the district New London; Eldward Quinlan, and other lef^slative programs are TODAY and TUESDAY Leon Kociszewski, both of Water­ Meeting at BbaafleM "A King has gone. God be with court for reexamination In the light adopted, the flnamclal problem will A. M. Burke, president, of this him. of an amended contract ent^ed Into TW FUNNRST riCTUK EVB m B D I bury; Edward J. Dalton, o f Meriden, become more aggravated. and RusaeU L. Hitchcock, o f Wal- dty WlU preside at the meeting of A King baa come. God bless him, betwe'en the Federal government In 1911, the state authorlxMd a the Tolland County Democratic As­ and Greenwood county. South Caro­ lixigford. A s on added attraction, keep him, guide him now and ever." $18,600,000 bond Issue to take up a MEN ON A HORSE Arthur Paradise, of Chaplin will dla. sociation which-WiU be held at the Tha Dean of Exeter, Dr. 8 . C. lina, for construction o t a hydro­ general fvmd deficit Tmi yaare Town Hall, Spring BUI, Mansfield electric plant at Buzzard Roost. phw hla tap dancing ablUty to the Carpenter, was outspoken In his later after the World W ar $3,000,000 fRA'SK WliyCH-JOAS BlONDfU audtoce. This production will be this evening. Several party Leaders Sunday sermon. He said: The action In the Asaodated more In bonds were authorized for • ' , • ’ • ’VS :•,! V, the tint in a series a t dramatica WIU ^ ve J ^ rt talks and there la "The church in relieved and hap­ Preaa case waa announced In an or­ the relief of soldiers, sailors and that la expected to be held once a Important business to be discussed. py at the passing of scandal vWch der. In ouch rulings tha Jlne-up of marines who were uxiable to get jobs month. Funeral of Albert Kleter — ON -THE SAME SHOW — would have cheapened the corona­ the Judges customarily Is not made upon their dlscbarge or who ne^ed ' J. M. McCa r t h y , Tbe funeral of Albert Kloter or tion, would have poisoned its sa- known. financial help tor other reasons. 1st. U eut CA-RES. 144 South street, for 81 years a oredness, and would > have robbed Only one other decision was read, ‘^ gion of Terror*' Coindg. rural letter carrier- connected with (dty and village of simple happiness involring a tax dispute. That left FEVEBISH PBOSPEBITT the RockvUle office was hdd mx Sat­ wl*h which they were prepared to three New Deal caoea to be decided THUPP. FP» «!/KT. urday afternoon from hla late home. greet IL" next Monday or later. Chewelah, Wash.—Country Editor OLD FnUBHAN DDES Rev. Leon M. Austin, pastor of tbe Coventry Oongregatioiud church of­ Members of the House of Oom- B J. Dahl discovered Mckneas In the family could be a business toMc. Bristol, Dec. 14.—(AP)—Ueut ficiated. Burial waa In Grove HUI PANTS BLAST His son, Gregory, contracted 'acar- James E. Doyle, 60, placed on the cemetery. The bearers were Edward let^^fever. The health officer,' out reserve list a t the flio department Backhaus, Albert A. Schmeiake, Al­ Perry, N. T.—Franeia Shaonoh, o f quarantii}e< signs, sent Editoi' here shout two months ago, died fred Bodman, WUUam Pfundmr, Carl Personal Notices pipe line worker, hung his oU-soak- D ^ an emergency printing order. yesterday after a abort iUneaa. Buckmioter, and WUUam Otto, oa pants on a radiator whan ho went The doctor, out■ 01 >f preocpreaertpUon I; e waa a Uf^-long resident of aU connected wltii the RockvUle to Poet office. blanks, did Uie same. Bristol oqd for 18 yean was a mem­ CARD OF THANKS A few hours later he was awak­ No White Ashes oa Sidewalks From a travuUng orane, high fu ffie air at the Philadelphia navy ber o f the police departnient before I wish to thank m y neighbors and ened by an explosion. Tbs pants E S G R T u FoUowlng complaints received at frUnds for kindnou shown to ms at yard, this new cniiser, the U. S. S. FhlladelphU, id

5o3« Chasing Criminals GAYLORD FARITS Oh, Doctor! ROOSEVETS PLAN OBITUARY Christmas Back Again Is The Job For Women WORK IS CITED CHRIS11IIAS PARTY 'j- “p fe A T H S To The Gold Standard MONPAV, OKCKMSKR 14 (Central and Hasten Staafiarfi Ttaas) Notti AU prosrana te key sad Saate obaias «r grans Uiarsef onlssa spsel' Fraaklfai O. Welleq hsS; coast to ooast (s to s) doalaaaUees Inehida an avalMdo statloBS. IM la iii^ U s, D#c. M.— ( A P )— At*^ > "N o one knows woman like other Prssrams aubjoot to obtaso by ttationo without srovloiio aotloo. P. M. women. I f a woman starts after an­ Franklin Griswold Weiiea, 60, ot Chloago, Dec, 14.— (A P ) — Christ-Agold paper or trlmpisd tnettvo, Aubuni'balred Mmrla Orott, Contribiition of Saimtoriinn All Dot Frankfin Jr. and mas. . . has»... ..tiirnsd .. .toward I a gold . . stand­ . 'seala or tied with gold Mbbop. NBC-WEAP (RED) NETWORK Coat. Baob N b w York, Dee. 44.— ( A P )— Oen. , wbo b u found a thhU and a career other woman,' she will get her as a South Windsor, died at hts home yesterday after h short illness. Ho ard this year. (fold add whits, gold, and hrosm, BASIQ — Saoti woof wlw waao wtio Hugh B. Johnson wUl take part In E ifa ma^cblng with outlawe— rule. This should be more true In irjar wtaa woob Iqrw wfbr wre wsy d eb^ in Thursday Night's Town the case of a orime-batlng woman waa a tobacco farmer for oysr 20 Last yeat It waa predominately a gold and I'uJ' or green are popular •rbon woao vtan wwj wool; MWwtsti ■he'a head of Indiana'! Criminal to Welfare of People Ooe Grandciifld to Be blua Christmas — blus anowhalla, HaU diertilig vto W JZ-NBa loentifloaUon Bureau—would put against the gun moll. years and n direct descendant of crloi combinations. kod wrasq wbo wow wdof wlro woo) bias holly wreaths,, even blue' be- Tbe eubjeot Is “Con Bustneas A b ­ women Into the front Unee of the “ In other words, make the most Governor Thomas WeUes. He Waa GoldahdwbHc 1284 tairetaoehr 1 MrOW UT _ CANADA ... WRl wtm] definite atsurance of good design, earaful workmanship, fine wcx)ds and ( f woman's native Instincts, Includ- Told at Kiwanis Meeting. Present bom July 9, 1876 la Wethersfield whiskered Santas. Gold add whits Is bstdg used for kebs wtbs kstp wsbo wdsy nyr Rret Thros iuoons sndT3sek2?i___ sorb Our UnsmpIoyedT" 'and Gton. Natloo’a war on crima Now — even though blue Is stlU tils— ills—Darts Korr Sons Prssrsm *^om en can win the fiTht,” abe Uig Intuition. In Stamping out crime. and was a member of tbs Talcott- (jhrlstmas table deooratlims, such SiSS— iiS^Prttt-Radio Nswo—oast Johnson Is expected to contend that fabrics. W a have over 3,000 gift choices for you to make. popular— there Is a trend toward •OUTHw-.Wn« wptf WWRS WAYS WjRX aatd today. “Cbaalng criminal! la "You must remember, however, vllle Omgretetlonal oburoh and aa white candles set In eandlesUoks vfls*wsQa wlea w fA wme wsb SiSS— SiSS" O.srss Hall’s Orehsotra It can. His opponent In the dlscue- that mothers play the most Impor­ active in the Simday school work. gold iB holiday dscorationsv of white poinsetUss with goldr - wMx w m e kroo wky wfss wb*p kpro Si4^ Site—Rsafrow of ths Meuntod ■lon WlU be Clinton U. Bardo, form­ not ezclualvely a man'e lob.” "Gaylord Farm Sanatorium and Washington, Deo. 14.—(AP)— Many of Ibis sasson'a (forlatmaa wool ktbs kths wsos wtsr wls wese SiOe- T ioe^ ViM Psotl# Molodlot- Mias Orott. who has built her bu­ tant part In tlie fight against crime. He leaves nls wife. Mary (Smith) tipped petals, and a table service -ot oaat: H. Pasts’! Ensstnhlo—wsst er preildent of the National Asao- Its contribution to the People' of The Illness of Franklin Roosevelt. cards are in a gold and brown motif, reau Into an Institution feared by If all children were brought up m Welles, formerly of illlford; three white trimmed with gold. , M ^ N T A IN —kes kOjl kglr k ^ | SHS— Tils Poseys tho SsTler—baste: ' lUoB of Hanufacturera. and they are considered smart. FACIFld^-¥ft kgw komeuiq kpo Itgu Eddie Blkino 4 Orohostra—Ulxlo criminals, would use women a ^ ^ t s the right way, -crime would be at a Connecticut” , wan the subject of an Jr„ threatened today to upset some sons, Franklin Griswold Welles, Jr„ Tbe gold and brown combination tiSIh- 7iS0—Tha Biots Orttk Parson Because of t)ia Louls-Slmms fight Packagea stint out by'those folks Csnt. Ksst. to- help break up underworld mobs minimum.” Interesting address' by Mark E. of tbe White House holiday plans, of Vernon, Philip Welles and Harry Is a favorite for Christmas wrap­ ti4S— 7i4S—Botha Cartsr’s Cemminl Broadcast tonight from Cleveland who like to keep, up to tbe minute pings, tied with ribbon tbe ssune *4tOO-.> 8ieo-»Tom Thevnss ths DsH* 7i00— tiOO—Horaso Htidl Brlgadliri by “K e t t l^ ’ the girl friends of the The 83-year-old Miss Grott polnt- O'Oonnell of the Gaylord Farm As­ Welles, both' ot South Windsor; five ot tons TOO— lit»-Plek * PaVt Fun—basic on W JZ-NBC, this week's Radio but tbe President probably will open tn fashion will likely be wrapped In colors or just plain gold. . 7 5 hoodlums. She would have mothera eo out the advent of science in sociation of Walllngforo at tho daughters, Mrs Joseph Dean of SiU—Tom Mix. Sksteh—besle; tiOO— Stop—Tbs Radis Thiatsr—to e Forum has been canceUed. crime detection has provided many hlS eyes Christmas morning on six Vomon, Mrs, William Foster of Ruth l^sn and Hor eone—eUisrk tiOO—lOiO^Wsyno King’s Orehoitrs 1 9 du a better job of raising their chil­ regular noonday meeting of the SiSP—iOiSO—Psttl Chtpm Seng Prog, Try these tonight: i.ew opportunities for women. « bulging stockings dangling from hla Manchester, Esther WeUes. Mar­ 4;ie— Bite-*Jssk Armstrsno^bsMo dren to stop crime In the begin­ Kiwanis club today, held for the 4i4t>^ It48 Si- LIttls Orehin Annie-* l:4S—lilts—To Bo Announeod *For example, she explained, wo­ garet Welles and Lucy-Welles, all of 000 to $100,000 BuppUed tbs largest ssst: Dsl Ohman Orsnsstrs—wsst lOiO^II iPP—Ossla Nelson Orehsstro— Inter - American Conference:— ning. first time this winter season at the bedreram mantel. bosle; Peotlo Maledloa—wait rpt. W A BO -CB S .10:30, Mualcol salute ^ t la a fact,” she said, "that men could become expert In police South Windsor; two brothers, Harry tax rehelpts last year. In 1934, those SWERINGEirS MOVE 1:00— ilOO—Kcluestloo from the Nows M. C. A. If be as much as clears hts throat, with between $25,000 and $50,000 •tie—Nswsi John Oum^. Uss- lOiSP—11XP—Bddis OiMhIn B Orehw,— to Buenos Aires; WJ&N b C, 11:15, when you And the ‘woman In the luboratories. where the fine work ot bis last 40 winks wlU be nllnsd. I* WeUes and Clayton Welles: three so—sort; Tom Mix—mtdwsst rpt. boale; Ooo. Olson Muile—midwait case’ you usually find the criminal. oetectlon—such as fingerprinting The attendance prize, donated by. Bisters, Miss Ruth WeUes and Mias provided the largest, sum, and In 8(80— •:8e—PrsM-Radio Nowo Forlod lliOP—12iOP—Abo Lyman A Onehaitra Edward Tomlinson Interview. Outside the door In all probability 5(3&— •:8d—Throo X Olttoro In aong 11 iSP—IZiSIh-Prosram from Honolulu No. 16-2088; Nett of 3 tabiM, in . In hundreds of cases women have study, photograpl. and hand-writing Harry Cude, was won by Charles Eleanor Welles, of Wethersfield and 1929, those with $1,000,000 o]e more CALLED MISTAKE Heavyweight fight, W JZ-UBC, •:46— itOfr—nily A Dotty—woof; Or* NSe-WJZ (SLUE) NETWORK - solid mahogany. Notiea leallopod been responsible primarily for the comparisons, firearms and bullet re­ Burr, President-elect Robert K. An­ will be four small grandchildren Mrs. Nelson Smith of ManchestSr- Analyze Bate >hsn Annio—mldwost rspoat; Fly* Joe Louie vs. Eddie Simms; W ar­ crimes of their felon friends. search—Is done. derson announced his appointments ' / 'f ^ *■ waiting to burst In on him and the and seven grandchildren. Tbe average rate of tax ia 1935 fng Timoi gkotoh—othor itsUons BASIC — Baili w)a wbfwbsa wbol den Lawea; 9:30 Dick Hlmber top of larggr fabla, wHh htsat of stack ot gifts by his fireplace. (Continued from Page One) •iOO— 7:00—Amoo *n* Andy odst only wbsu fedka wear ways wlw worr wmol for the various committees that The funeral will be held Wednes­ rahged from 1.1 per cent on net • t ll^ 7i10—Undo Ears Radio Otstlon wfil waby wibr wool: Mldwoiti wonr music; 10 Elastman concert; 12 Flak simulatad Iggfhar. Chippondala. will serve with him during the com­ Down the hall in a temporary day at 2 p. m. at the home with Incomea bf $6,O0O or less to about 58 •ilO— 7:30—Nowf Commont — woof: wls hwk koll wren wmt wood wool kio Singers. ing year. nurseryawlli be two even smaller per cent on Incomea over $2,000,000. Ueve the Missouri Padfle purcha To Bo Announeod—obaln MIOWeST * CANADA — wal wtin] WABC-CBS,' 7:80—(foose Creek generallssmo was safe snd well, private prayers for the family, and waa a mistake of judgment" •i40*p 7:40—Woloomo Lowli — woof ksbz wlba kstp wibo wday luyr eret Christmas Party Next Week Roosevelts, ready to be aarriod In Those with Incomes from $1,000,- only: Tho Four ghowmon-^chsln OiOf Parson; 8— Heldt Brigadiers; 8:30 but that his liberty of movement Just the right remedy for that servlcea at 2;80 p. m. In the lilc o tt- Sweringen's Policy was curtailed. Next week's meeting of the club for their first Christmas tree. vllle Congregational church. Rev. 000 to $1,600,000 paid an average of 7(00— 8:00—Fibbtr MoOof and Mollis SOUTH — wrva wptf wwno wla wjax — Pick and Pat; 9—Jean Harlow FRANCO U K EY nostalgia "old grads" feel for $662,029, and those with Incomes Rotter contended the Van Swsrin- 7(80— 8(80—Monday Night's Rsoitsl wfla-wenm Yrlod warn wmo wab wapi will be devoted to the annual Franklin, J; „ may be forced to re­ Francis P. Bachelor, pastor of the and others In "Mme. Sans-Gene” ; While Marshal C8iang, formerly their alma mntcr about this ,ten’s activities were "founded on •(OO— 8(00—Wsrtfon Lavras—e to eat wMx wamb kroo wky wfaa wbap kpK Kiwanis (^rlstmas party, at which main in a Boston hospital because church, win officiate. Burial will be of $5,000 or less an average of $28. •(SO— »:80—Richard HJmbsr's Mualo wtar wad ktba ktha waoo wave wcoc il:3 0 — Eddy Duebin music. war-lord of 2.10,000 Manchurian sol­ The group with $5,000 or less re­ the policy favoring consolidations of 8(0(^10:00—Eaatman Coneart*—also o wfbo a special program will be presented time of year, beauteous Jacque­ of a serious sinus lufectlon, but he, In Mount Hope cemetery, Talcott- WJZ-NBC, 7—Carnegie Institu­ diers, was said to have taken Chiang lyn Peterson, above, will rule ef !ved 69 per cent of the income and railroads thto a few grrat systems fjgo—10:80—Tha Mualeal Tsaat—bsafo MOUNTAIN—klo kgir kgbl ktar kTod TO GIVE UP ALL hostage to force the National gov­ under the direction of Russell Pot- other members of the family are vllle. 10:(K^11KN>—Nawai J. Jehnaen A Oreh. FACIFIC—1^0 kfad koxxga koca kjr tion program; 8— Helen. Hayes over homecoming festivities at paid 6.8 per cent of the total taxes. that wa^ declared by Congress In ^ <—oast: Amoa *n' Andy—weat rpt terton. One of the features will be planning for a gathering of the CanL Eaat. serial; 9—Minstrels; 9:80— Jack ^liniStuc^j^haitt a ^tand. ernment to declare war on Japan the University of Wisconsin with Thosi with $1,000,000 or more bad the Transportation Act of 1920.” 10(16—IKIO—KIng'a Jaatara Orehaatra clan. J onathan Richardson 10:8(L*11:SO—Ray Nobla and Orehaatra 4:00— 6:00—Lat'a Talk It Ovar on Air Pearl; 11—First of daUy series of the youhg marshal was charged ccrol singing by members of the something of professional skill. 0.C per cent of the income and paid Chairman Wheeler (D., M ont) of 4:30— 6:8(L—Tho Singing Lady—oaat; with "leading a mutiny aimed at the The group Is expected to Include 11:00—12:00—Tha Flak Jwbllta Singara “PusrTAcncs High school glee clubs, directed by For Jacquelyn, whose home is In Jonathan Richardson, of 21 Rus­ 6.3 per cent of the taxes. the Investigating committee Inter­ 11:8(L*1t:30—Franela Oraig'a Orehaatra Tho Dlotater*a Enaomblo—woat Christmas carols. overthrow of the National govem- Mrs. Sara Delano Roosevelt, the sell street, died suddenly last eve- 4(40— 6:4^ —To Bo Announced G. Albert Pearson. All members will Wauwatosa, WIs., is a pre­ Salaries and wages were by far jected that "Congress bos never CB8-WABC NETWORK 6:00— SK)0—Nowa; U. 0. Army Band . What to expect Tuesday: W EAF- ment." President's mother; his wife and I ing at his home. Mr. Richardson (Oonttnoed .:raoi Page One) bring toys or other articles to be medic freshman, determined on the most Important source of In- favored consolidation through hold­ ■AdIC—Eaati wsbo wade woko wead 6:80— iiiO—Fraaas Radio Nowa — ba- NBC, 12:40 p. m.—Interview ot Ho was ordered arrested and their otner four children, and six who waa 71 was reading after his ing companies.” wssb weal wgr wkbw w^ro whk wjr ale; Tho Singli^ Lady—mldw rpt. turned over to Thomas Bentley for a doctor's career. codie, providing $9,688,000,000 of the 1:86— 0(86—Tha Havalaro—wja onv: president of Flhland; 1:18— Barnard ment that Oeneral Frandsoo Pran- brc-.'3ht to trial before the military of their sev .n grandculldren. evening meal when he suffered a y wdro wesu wjaa wean wfbl wapd wjar; to (fdt ot to (five j^ot (Zktiitm as! distribution among needy school OSS, which l^ o r e deductions was "The Interstate Commerce (Com­ MIdwaat: wbbm wfbm kmbe kmox Gala Paga» Contralto-natwork coUege Christmas concert; 6— Dr. co was planning to starve the city affairs commission, the gove n- children. SIstle and Buzxle heart attack. $17,006,000,000, Of the aggregate mission baa repeatedly denouncad whaa kfab kmt 6(4^ S:46—Lewalt Thomaa — oaat: Oran and Smith. Two Planoo—woat A. H. (fompton on Science. Into surrender rather than take it ment's highest military .uthority. Began In 1904 Eldest ot the grandchildren are He had lived In Manchester about wages and salaries, 'persons with a holding companies,” be declared. EAST—wbna wpg whp whao wlbi wfaa f:0(L- 7:00—Mary Small A Har Songa WABOCBS, 1:15—School of the :ib years, coming here from Enfield, wore wlco efrb ckao wibz wmaa weag b:' storm was borne out by reports It was aaserted here that Chlang. The Gaylord Farm Sanatorium attention of the people to the work Sistio and Buzzie Dali, children of $1,000-or-leas incomes received $6,- "No congress would ever dare go •:16— 7:16—Bugneuaa Rhythm Frog. Air; 8:30— Cincinnati symphony; from Fascist territory. Mass., where he waa engaged In the wnbf •:80— 7:S(L-’Lum A Abner aaat only: AT LEFT: A luxurious leunga chair for five years a loyal Natlonnllsl came Into existence In September we are doing and have done we can M n Anna Dali Bouidger, who now 069,000,000 and those with 21.000,- or, record as favoring consolidation 0:15—Alexander Cores, violin. (Observers with the Insurgent coal business. He was formerly DIXIE—wgat wafa wbre wqam wdod John Horrlckg Baritone—woat custom dgsigntd for us, with both commander, had engineered the r.t 1904, Mr. O'Connell said, with stimulate Interest In our work. And demand the use of their more dlgni- 000 or more, $005,000. tnrougb such a corporation as kira wrao wlao wwl wtoo in’ld ktrh 0:4^ 7:4^D roam Slngar—wja only: WJZ-NBC, 12:30— Farm and $3 2 | . 5 0 troops Indicated that Oeneral Fran­ coup to gain control of the govern­ accommodations for 23 patients and we hope that Interest will lak^ the flea names, Eleanor and Curtis. employed by Cheney Brothers but With gross income of $91,670,000, Allegheny.” ktaa waeo koma wdbo wbt wdaa wblg John Herricks Baritone—notiurk balloon s«at and balloon back. A co M leved It was futile to attempt retired nearly ten years ago. wdbj wwva wmbg wajs wxnbr wala 7:00— 8:00—Helen Hayoa In **Bl|mbi" Home Houu 1:45— Rochester Clric ment, using anti-Japanese slogans a treasury of exactly 892.20. In the the millionaire group received tbe "You have tried to give us' the ktui kgko weoa wdne wnoz kwkb know 7:aO— •:80—Al^ L)man'a Malodlana No. 21-97 to take the d ty street by street form of new memberships In the They are nine and six years old, re­ orchestra; 3—U. S. Marine Band. chair that is big, axtramaly soft as catch-words to rally disaffected K years since that small beginning, spectively. Ho leaves • his wife, Mrs. Ellen largest portion from dividends on impression," Wheeler added, "that wmmm •(OO— 9:00—Weekly Minatrala Show wtile It was becoming apparent on Gaylord Farm Association In order (Farqubar) Richardson, two sons stock of domestic corporations. •(SCK' 8:30—Jack Faarl A Sharllo—to e Some Tuesday short waves: and daap-springad. In tapastrlas. factions to his standard. the Institution has grown steadily to enable ua to carry on this splon- Mr. and Mrs. James Roosevelt the Van Swertngens were acting In MIDWEST — wmbd wlan wibw kfb attack In force would require too and two daughters. They are Wil­ These totaled $75,884,000. accordance with the will ot Con­ wtrok wkbo wcco wabt kaej .wowo 8:0( ^ 10:(XI—SIngIn* Sam'a Songo—to e TPA3 Paris, 3:30 p. m.—Sym­ * 1 4 . 7 5 Peiping dispatches stated tlie re­ U the point where it can now ac­ dir work." plan to bring tl elr two children, wnax woo 8:16—10:10—Mualo la My Hobby Frog. many troops. bellious chlofUan had cor ;ntrate 1 commodate 144 patients and has a son Richardson of St. Louis, Mo.. W. Among deductions for Income tax gress. 6:3( ^ 10:80—Tho Radio Forum—c to c phonic concert; DJD Berlin, I (A destructive bombardment, the curly-ha'red Sara Delano, 5, and MOUNT.—kror kit koh kal kgro kfbb lOrfW—11(00—Carola of Chrittmao two divisions on Tungkwan, eactoro- plant value of $827,000. Samuel Richardson, Mrs. John F purposes, net capital losses last "Nothing could be further from COAST—khj kotn kfro kol kfpy kvl Christmas Bella and 8:63 Radio BELOW : ..A ....naw typa saml-leunga______chair, a Insurgents were reported to feel, Baby Kate, who waa bofi tn Febru- 10:16—*11:10—IntaraAmarlean Congroaa Ptftvipicst.to <>pp«>sa I .Rf. Daytd. RusseU,, Lyman, .haa, Clapp and Miss Myrtle E. Rlchard- year were set at $147,453,000, com' the facto.” 10:3(U*11:30—Nawat J. (wra%vferdr Org. technical tips; 2RO Rome. 8— ^News ... Mio' entry- -of pi«^.wtth^8il^762,()0()2to,UOM -,i * 'dfdWt.‘‘’*'’Uaat ■v,. '*'"Mip«)dt«fi6d.‘B r'*O T ' o f the conquerors and would en­ pden heaff dpi ffis‘'sahAteriflra '^^^ Roosevelts expect to bring brown­ 11KX>—12:00—Olan Cray and Orenaatra expedition into Shensi. two grandchildren and twd brothers The 1936 income figures will compllsb the same ends tn a differ­ 4i1S— Sil^Dorothy Oordon's Corn.r 11:30—12:30—Bob MoQraw A Orehaatra 6:35— Short Wave Moll Bag; GBU thras danger any ^ Fascists who were lU founding, whe- tho ataff con­ eyed Ruth Chandler, 2. and the you grip (and soil) tham. In mohair or tapastrlas. ten sawing cabinat, with Chang Is estimated to have di­ sisted only of hlmeelf and Mrs. til Ware, Mass. Increased allghtly when final ent way,” Potter replied. GSC GSL London 7:05— Play virtual prisoners within the city.) ROYAL MATRON’S GUESTS youngest of the clan, Elliott, Jr., Mr. Richardson was a member of turns are In. Executives of the Missouri Padfle roomy drawers, fvre daap sid e.' Newspapers In the capital report- rectly under his coni' -and, or close­ Florence Burgess os nurse. Today "Nervea’’: GSD GSC London, r ly allied with him, upwards of 100,- born In July. St. Mary’s Episcopal church. The system, one of the six major strands 7:30— Goose Creek Parson. BBC Military bond: CJRO CJRX peckaft. eo the government would reject any the staff consists of three resident 7:45—Boake Carter. 000 men, of /hlch 76,000 are armed physicians as assistants to Dr. Ly­ Mrs. Juseph Parke Gives Only Absentee luneral will be held at bis home in the Van Sweringen network, will Winnipeg 9—Music and variety. effort of foreign mediation of the soldiery. The only absent grandchild, under Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clocu be summoned before the committee 8:00— Heldt's Brigadiers. conflict such as the Franco-Britlsh man. 16 nurses, two laboratory tech­ Chri.stmas Party for Her SEEK UNITED MOVE WTIC 8:30—Pipe Smoking Time with Behind Chang's legions n pot i- present plans, will be tbe son of Jl- and burial wlU be In the East ceme­ later this week. TBe road’s presi­ plebiscite proposal. nicians and two X-ray technictana. Tnveleia Broadeaatlng Serrioe. Pick and Pat. tlal allies are toe Communist arm­ Suite Saturday Night. llott Roosevelt by his first marriage. tery. dent, L. W. Baldwin, already has "The plebiscite places the legiti­ Dr. Lyman Is a former president of Hartford, Conn. 9:00— Lux Radio Theater. ies of the Rod leaders Chi Teh and He will be m* Philadelphia with his been subpoenaed. mate Spanish government on the the National Tuberculosia Associa­ ON PEACE PROJECT 60,000 W . 1040 K. C. 282J) U. 10:00—Wayne King’s Orchestra. tion and was ■ a member of the Mrs. Joseph Parke, of 177 Center mother, Mrs Donner Roosevelt. same level as the insurgents.” one Mao Tse-Tung. (Although def nlte Eattern Standard Time. 10:30— Patti Chapin. Hollywood figures of the slses of these armies street, retiring royal matron ot John Roosevelt, youngest of the HURT IN EXPLOSION. paper said. 'The Spanish govern­ Rockefeller commission on tubercu- 41 HAVE INCOMES 10:48— ^To be announced. ment, therefore, cannot accept the are lacking they were last reported IlsIs to Franco during the World Cfiia'li.ian Court, Order of Ama­ President's children, will be home (Continued from Page One) Washington, Dec. 14.— (A P ) —A Hollywood, Dec. 14— (A P ) —Film War. ranth, entertained her 1936 otflcera from Harvard. Ethel Dupont, whose gas explosion which ripped out a 11:00— News Service. plans profiosed by those countries to number some 30,000 troops each. I Monday, December 14 11:15— Ozzle Nelson’s Orchestra. colony bank rolls are being put on a Mr. O (fonnoll traced the history at her home Saturday evening with engagement to Franklin, Jr., was 20-foot section of brick wall in h-.r out of good will.” Large forces of the Nanking gov­ OVER A MILLION trade through lower tariff barriers 11:80—Eddie Duchln's Orchestra. reducing diet indicative of the re­ cf treatment of tubercular patients, a Christmas party. A number ot announced last month, has been in­ apartment Inflicted serious injuries The air ministry reported bom­ ernment's antl-Communlst armies and commercial treaties. P. M. 12:00— Abe Lyman's Orchestra. bardments demolished two insurgent already r.re in ..,o bordering prov­ pointing out that nc startling dis­ amusing games vere played for vited to the White House during the today on Mrs. Beatrice Bean, 23- 4:00— "Hour of Charm”— Phil Spl- turn of better times. The diet in­ Also up for committee action waa 12:30— Mauriqe Spitolny's Orches­ cludes such slenderizing agents as concentration points, Abrojos and inces and reports, » Ich were dis­ covery of a new cure for the dis­ which prizes were awarded. Among holidays, but plans for any parties (Continued from Page One) year-old daughter of Senator Burke talny’s Orehaatra. ease has been made but that a vast the proposed Inter-American court of Nebraska and a bride of six tra. Lew homes, new horses, furs and Amanares, behind the Madrid lines. counted here, said they had slready the winners were Mre. Mina Olson, are being held In abeyance while her 4:30—Tea Time Melodies. Tomorrow’s Program. '> 5 Official reports confirmed the loss l.-nprovement has taken place in the o." justice suggested by the Central months. limousines. clashed with Cliang's troops In a Mlsa Ruth Coseo, Mrs. Mary fiance ia 111. August 31, the Treasury said an ag­ 4:48—"Dick Tracy." • A. M. Bob Bums, whose bazooka has of 47 lives when the government battle along the Hwang l!o river. use ot old principles during the past American nations. The explosion, the cause of which Leavitt, Mrs. Ethel Carter, Mrs. A few days before Christmas 'he gregate net income of $14,656,079.- 5:00—Jack ' Onslow's Baseball 7:00— Eta Alpha Programmo— 1:30— Dan Harding’s Wife. a wire fence and dCv^ an embank­ » rln g piflow In ths seat. the Central government masskl Its Oorryl F. Zanuck, 20th Century- Income from members of tbe Gair- 1:48—Oran and Smith, piano duo. ment.' * Tailoraa In lustrous period hogany. Gleaming black glass iB>~ forces on the border of Snensl prov­ For producer, joined a famous film ABOVE: Rich and alaborata Chippendale The Itallan-Americon Ladles Aid lord Farm Association baa fallen 2:00—New England Pure Food In­ New Britain — PoUce Captain sat in tha top. You'd gusts it $28. ince to force the release of Oen- ^ r today— W alt Disney and arm ei)sir. Its carved and raaded frams fabrics. society wlU meet tonight at 7:80 at off from $29,000 In 1929 to $18,600 stitute. Matthias J. RirtU, a mamber of tbe Charles OiapUn— os recipient of the eralisslmo Chlang Kai-Shek. the Sub Alpine club. Election of the last year. Any person or business FOR i:18-rGuy Hedlund Players. trimmed with bratt nailt. Covered in toft, —Naariy 200 ether tables ora force over 22 yean, died suddenly cross of chavaller of the French Le­ The dictator-general, imprisoned neiy officers will take place. or social organisation can obtain 2:48— Happy. Hoinemaking. -Jevaly antiqua valour. UN-Advertised. SB.n-iSdyJS Saturday with 20 of his subordinates at hla home aa he area preparing to gion ot honor. rnsmborshlp In tbs Association by 8:00— P e j ^ r Young's FamUy. in a sudden rehclllun led by the This Includes Men’s Topcoats and S-Piece report for duty. Jean-Joeeph Viala, French consul A dqptal ellnlo will take place contributing $5.00 or more yearljP 8:15—M e PerUna. | 3outhful . Marshal Chang Hatao- Suits (coat, vest, trousers)— Women’s Plain Bristol — . Reserve Lieutenant in Los Angeles, made tbe presenta­ tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock at and partake actively U'membere S:S0^Vic and Bade. Uong, was definitely reported alive Junaa B. Doyle, 60, of the Bristol tion, praising Zanuck'a studio for In- o. 343-550: A big ^ktall table the Health Center on Haynes street, 1-Piece Dresses and Coats— Also 2-Plece 8:48—The 0*NeUla. teUigrace, care and diplomacy In at Sian-Fu, capital of barren Shensi. of the Association at its annual firs department died at his home a '.'T 'T -' and a tonsil clinic at 10. The well- meeting. Tailored Suita. making moUcm pictures. K^ a Important IBth century da-, While troop trains rumbled west­ after a three weeks’ iUneaa. baby clinic at the Y WlU be omitted Tbe regular ebarge at the toatltu- •cwviec MAN TMIW ewTo^tn THi Sin eOAk RMT RUlTtO TO I sign, at a special lew pries. Top ward over the Lungbal raUqiay, last THS COMWer WAY TO RUN HIS RURs HIATINR RLANTe AR A RtSUkT»HIS . Hiutford—Funeral serviees wlU Wednesday afternoon. tion Is $18 per patient weekly but HAOt.. Ufrr HIM AN INtTRUCrtOH be held tomotDiw for Mra. Grace 8. Film Prodnetloa Notes; Is. naariy a ya i long, and it In- minute n ^ tlatto n s were opened to HOMI. WAS WARM Akk WtNTBR WITH. Eddie BuzzeU wUI direct "Aa Good free the head of the Nankmg gov- so many reductions have been made CARO TO rOLLOWs AHO TOLO HIM THF. LSAST OOST ANO grPORT. Anderson, mother at Chlqf at Police No, 383-l87Sy2:/A'striking Dun- sat with black glass. A few only. No. 383-1971/ : A Duncan Phyfa The Manchester' Garden club wUl to worthy and deserving patients Special Discount On Any Other Two Garments Aa Married" an orlgtoal screen play C M Phyfa cenaa tabta, with rare 12 - emment—if possible— by peaceful i WDRC Hony Barrows of Hamden, who by Normal Krasna. and>tabla wHh droplaavas, afl me- means. hold Its December meeting and that the average ebarge la $10 per coioimadad beta. AB mahogany. >98 Bartford, Ooim. 1880 died Saturday at bar home bars. hoMny. Top at you sBa it it 20x13, T u Ta-Jea, chairman of the Na^ Christmas psxty this evening at patient weekly. An appropriation la Single Garments A t the Regular Price. Marlden — Monia M. Wilder, Brats daws tip the four arched 7:80 at the Y. M. C A Call for the John Barclay Service MRii WaatBrE .StaudEzd Time. of Richard Wagner might he pre­ with laavat up 20x26. Tha raaded : ttonal govenunsnt. hastened to Lo- recaived from tha ataU that prominent Mdriden attorney who pared aa a film vehicle for Leopold feat, ramovabla glass tray ovar top, ' yang, aoo miles east of Sian, In amounts to gOJiO par week for each died Saturday in a Boston boapiUO, Stokoarekl, symphony director, was (eat tipped with b ra» claws. Edward J. Murphy, Representa­ . northwest Honan provlnee, charged patient Tbe a^uM coot.for a pei- s. he’ll save you time, trouble, money R. It. was buried hats this afternoon. revived today with his arrival to tive-elect and local druggist, re * 1 4 . 9 5 '[ with the delicate task e ( securing tient totals. $28 a week, due to DON'T DELAY e Your 11x0 eosT fiealar wants yos 4:00— Bataty Ifuakatoera, State’s Attorn^ Samuel B. Hoyt visit Boris Morros, chief at Fara- turned to his home today from the it noedi, if any, to make it daUvar I Cblang's release from m . ratigi malntalnence expense, aiul tbe dif­ 4:15— Piano * I— Baa ROban. o f’ N aw Haven county was a ™ "| . moun'. studio. ' Hartford hospital where be under­ u ' gat all tbe heatiag comfori that tU iho lUcial'lieal yoalce antideiil; ts. ^ (Slang, heretofore cme of the dicta- ference is made up through private 4:80— CSilcago Variety Hour. the honorary baanra. Warner Baxter and Wallaoe Baary went an operation several we -ks %hie eSsT Is so {aasMS for. Tbat’s Heli abo ihow yon du ridff way to , tot*s trustAd sMOdfttMk contributions from Association 5:00— Simbrlte Junior Nurse Oorp. Weat Haven—Democratic Stats arw to start work about Jan. 1 in ago. His home reported today that DIAL 7100 TODAY! why ha. outers a loha Btrday Set- set jk o dampers, refoel A s Em , and Indicating tlia erltiaal nature of members and Interest on tbe Insti­ 8:15—Dorothy (fordon’a ChUdren’a ‘"Tke Last Slaver,” a story at Q vU he eras rapidly recovering In vice M aa.lA dils nunls Jolt to duck b s A it tt night. Uu diis /res aervies Chairman J. Francis Smith i ^ the sltuaUoa, gsn Hst-Bhan. paclfl- tution's endowmant fund. Cbmer. Puatmaater (fonaral James A. Far­ W a r daya that arUl deal in grim real- * 1 1 ' ^ strength. yonr fsrasoo - id l yon what ropoln - it will iSTs yon time, troobla, money. ' eatlaii oomndasioner of neighboring - The amount charged tbe patient 6:30— .Treasure Adventures ot Jack ley and Attomsy Ganaral Homer 8. tarn atmilar te Baxter'a recent pic­ ture, "Prisoner of Shark laland.” Shansi aito gutyuan provinces, tele­ covers everything. Including medi­ The Season's Biggest Value Event Maatera. Cummings a n expected to attend a graphed Nankhig, pleading that Hew York. — Policeman Victor T » Garnett wlU direct Slater said be was certain either cal attention, X-rays, laboratory For this FREE Hoating Service 5:45— ^News Service. toatimonlal dinner here Wednesday punitlvs measures against the mu­ Dorothy Parker and Alan Camp- Hxrtln Berger or Ifarvey Berger, ■ervicss and opeclal nursss when 6:00— At White end hla Vagabonds. night for Gov. Ooaa-and other vie- tinous Chang be wlOihMiL bdl wflj work on adapting "The twin brothers, stole on automobile, needsd. "The omloaloa of all extra 6:18— Neava of Youth. torioua DamocraUe eandidatas in "Undsrtaka. svsnr other msaaa V, Oman’s Touch” for Miriam Hop­ but In the cold light of a poUce sta­ charges," said the speaker, ‘‘permlta 6:80—N ew t Servlcs. the last election. , Msculng hostagee,* Ten’s saassage and 'blue coal* phone kins’ next screen appearance. 7 - « ^ tion be couldn't toll them apart. the ataff to give tbe case the atudy 6:38—Georgs Hall’s Ordteatra. ..urged. U. S. CLEANERS AND DYERS SaUy saiers and James Dunn who the pussled poUceman charged needed without consideration et the 6:48— Banfraw of tha lletmtad. Nickel ataal first was osad la ■ir- B e vSm aaid to have leported 'to '836 Mala Btraet Wa Own and Operata Our Own Plant Fhona 7160 mads a hit together in "Bad CHrl" them both with g n n d larceny. Th* patient's Individual means. THE W. G. GLENNEY CO. 7:00—Fcetlc ICelodiea with Jack a locomotive boiler aheU in 1904; vilL ha teamed as lovera In "Wa've 9'ttw Nanking govemmeht that ha bad Coni, Lumber, hUaona* SfippUes, Pnlnt Fulton. brothers indicated they didn't think in ’concluding bta talk, Mr. O'Ckm- and the engine ia stiU giving rega- Had Our Momenta,” a story of- tn- — taConnad I m a Sbut that tbs 836 North Main Street > r 'TsL 4149 TUB—Popeje tbs Bailor. lar aarviea. -4 tto charge would stick, aell said, “W a believe by calling tbs tamational amngying.

i ' ‘ If?'f iti- - IfibN DAl ; H 1 M » - MANCHianist it t e i^ g jb d b r a ld , itANcm iarriai, cx>n n « I's^nbATt stguEsunsK x«, u '- vf ■ --- dabtora aU«Ked)y M ditbtlr propart^ selvas Into a frsaiQr o f outrage^ in- frm «x«euUw, puroMMd p«w dial dtgnatloQ at something—almost til tbs nu M « t a wtfa or other relft>; anythinv»«nd a chance to eplt co ashingten Daybook' HOSPITAL THE STORY OF ‘MR. JOHNSTON*—ENGLAND’S NEW KING 'V NO. 1 Recreation tlve, and were openttlttK on our a poUoqpian. Populations every- ...... By Prtston Gnher—.... public hlshwaye. "In eeveral In* where—in the United States or Admitted Saturday: Thomas J___ ' aisKALE^mtmtia me a ta a ^ ," the report oonttnues, Ecuador—find It difficult to prs- Wasblngtoe—^Tha solsJ sseurityE S o ^ Induatriea have announced Center Items F l « i 1* Biuall •irw t thsgr would oontlnue their own of 8 Essex streeL Maa«b0«t«r, Ooan. “theee judgment debtore were aerve patience with such folks. board la auffertng ona o f ita very TUOIIA8 rGKOUBONt worst n palna trying to soiva tlw plans ragardleaa of the aoditionat 'hm Monday Disohargad Batnrday; H n . A z P 0«a«rai lt«n»««r tetmting jbe Injured judgment cred- The Ecuador acbetne of colonising federal taXt Soma have indicated The man’s boxing cIs m wIU meet thony Jackson, Wtndaor, ArtM Kvfi quautioh o f examptlng prlvaito. pen­ F«Ottd0d Ootobat U IMI Itore about their ' Inability ‘to do sueh people bn otherwise uninhabit­ the tax was more than they could from 7 to 8 o-clook. Gardner of 403 Bast Center street.' sion plana from the federal ayatem. Admitted Sunday: Mrs. Dutnantco ’ PuOtlttl«B Bvtnr Cv«Btng Bsetpt anything about I t ’ " ed Islands, and letting them demon­ pay and stIU retain their old plan. The womwk’a gym eless wlU also sundayt asd Holidays Bntsrsd at tn« Senator Clark o f Mlasouri led a Tim result.Is that' numbers ot em- :'C - mset from 7 to 8 O'clock. MInteucel of 178 Oak street, MMS ■ Such caaea -are mattef of common strate whether they moan anything Post Off tea at llaaohsstsr. Coan^ as fight for such exemptions w en tae ployao, aapadoUjr Udae with their The mens’ gym period wm fiatiow Elizabeth Donglaa of TalcottvUfe, am BaeoBd Class Mali Uattsr. knowledge. Perbapa it may be definite or not. Is little short of an social sacurlty act was framod In own eomfortabla pensions in sight, from 8:16 to 8 o’oloelt. Ann Thrall of 3 Ridgewood s tre ^ "‘'w Dlsahanred Sunday; Mrs. Btbdl - SUBSCRIPTION RATES difficult to keep luch people from inoplratlon. Out there In the Gal­ 1936. But somebody got to him with fear they will loae all, since the .95 4 The men’e plunge period wtil be Oas tsar, by Mall ...... $2 2 .5 0 from 7 to 8 o’clock. Waite of *9 Malaii&eat ' laughing at the eourta. But it apagos they can catch plenty of fish a basketful o f explanations, of how' federal plan/promises very little to Birth: A son, yesterday- tn um Par Month, by Mall •..•••••»«*$ <0 d'tticqlt It waa to make equitable r jrions almost of pensloc age. '■# •■T.' , I , The women’s plunge period will be Stasis Copy . . . ; ...... l os would be very caey Indeed to deprive and any number o f turtles, hunt from 8 to 8 o’clock. and Mta. Carl Johnson m Oslivsrad o b s tsar ...... tsOO exenlptioni and he agreed to work The eocial SMurity board con­ Select this, or any other WaUdne Cedar street A “pereonaltsed" g ift . complete with A late plungs period for men will them of the right to ddve or to wild goats and even cultivate a very a while with experte to perfect an tends that moat’ private plans bene- Cheat, on the W-B Cbrlstmaa Club. Slosy carved initials! Order early and the mono­ urM BSH o r THB a s s o c ia t e d ^ follow the gym olsaa.ol Census: Fifty-seven putlaata. have their can operated. fertile soil In ah admirable climate exemption plan. fli. prlmatUy tbs long time eraploya Tegms. Low Cash Piioes. ih ls la a walnut gram wni be ready for Christmas. Walnut PRESS The women’s tap dancing clesf ras Assoelatsd Prsss is sseiusivsiy It le profoundly to be hoped that —If they are not above becoming That was in 1935. He worked He who works a abort period for veneered model, 40 Inches long. veneered, 46 tnchM tong. ROUND ROBIN «sDtitlsd to ths uss of rspubHoattor with the experts all through the will meet from S to 8:80. the Commleclon's reconTmendattons slavee to nature. several oompaniaa accumulates itt- The giria' bowUng league will of all Bsws dispatehss ersdttsd to It 1936 session and each time report­ tla or nothing toward a pension al­ Duluth, Minn.—Everything oesns- or not oihsrwisS'^ orsdttsd to this will be incorporated Into law during Meantime Ecuador will be freed start at 8 o’clock. The Potatoes papsr and also ths local nsws oob* ers esked him what be planned to though hla total irears of work may will bowl the Squash. ed at' sixes and sevana to John Q. Mshsd hsrsln. the forthcoming seBeion— .and that for a while at least from a great do he simply commented that pro­ b. many. Under the federal plan a Ross, Humane aociety dirsotor, e(tsy< Tuesday All rishts of ropnblieatioBs of the bills drawn Hhall not be weak­ deal of unpleasant nolae— and per- gress was being made but th i task man’s wages fatten his pension even he finished talking to a man teporto spscia) dtspaiehss bsrstn ars also rs> was complex. It waa eo complex eyball ed to have mlstreatod his horss. y asrrsd ened by careleB* or feeble draught­ baps thoughtful and peacable advo­ when earned from neveral com­ from 6 to 7 o’clock. that Clerk put nothing before the panies at different ttmea. England^ new king was born George V decided that his On the playing fields where England’s "M r. Johnston” was lik e other cadets, "Mr. Johnson” had to take his Ross found the reports grouad- Full ssrrtes ellsnt of N B A Ssnr* ing. cates of economic reform may have The women’s swimming classes less. He also found an unusual rea­ last session. Even now the social Mach Preaenre Expeoted .gecembel’ 14,1895. He waa four, WlU meet as follows; 7 to 7:46, Be­ los luc. some sort of chance of rccogntlon second son should be edu­ sons traditionWry win their country’s the cadets’ name for turn coaling ship and fUling sacks in the dusty, son tor keeping a horss. security boani and ita experts Social security officials recog­ years old when he stood at ginners; 7:46 to 8:30, Intermediate. Pubitshsrs Rsrsssntattvs: Ths there. , I haven't much on hand to h»lp him nize, with no particular joy, that cated just like the elder one battles, .the two kings-to-be learned the future king after dark hold of a ediier. "He always put his back "JUst why do you have the Queen Victoria’s side with his The senior basketball league horse?” he.asked the owner. Julios Mathews Special Agency—New $200 A DAY PER MAN when the hew Congress Mgins ask­ unless something la done certain Tork. Chicago. Ostrolt and Boston. who was being prepared for what’s good cricket— playing with vil­ ho e n ter^ naval train­ into whatever was going on and I can see him omes are oa followa: 7:16, Oak "To cut hay,” the man repUsd. ing qiiesUona private pension planr offerin.i; (200 brothers and sister, for this pic­ The over-all loss occanloned by the day when he would i^le. SrUl vs. Blueflsids: 7:16, P. A. A. C. pointing to a small field. MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF CHINESE CRISIS Pro and.Con a month or more retirement pay ture. His elder brother who, as lage lads at Sandringham and children ing school at 14 with now,” an old shipinate has related, “rushing vs West Sides; 8:16, Boat Sides vs. CXRCUIJITIONS the West Coast maritime strike Is "There’s not much room tor hay," The purpose of' exemptions was may be scuttled. The federal sys­ Edward VIII, surrendered the The two "young masters" of the royal household’s staff at Wind­ “no privileges or through the intense effort of the day and finish­ Weldon Drug Oo. said Roas. "W hy do you nMd hay?" set. by a spokesman for the ship It would need a close student of Ths Herald Printing Compa'oy. Ino to permit soimd private pension tem pays (86 a month at the very throne to him, is in front, the were drilled by the same sor. Edward V III waa a auick, exuber­ marks of rank.” Often ing up with the traditional bread and cheese, The women's afternoon gym class “Don’t be ilUy,” waa the tepy. assumes no financial rssponslbtllty owners, at (7,500,000 a day, the to­ Oriental politics to analyze the pur­ systems to exist wltltout the added top. ■ at the West Side Rec wUl start at 2 "The hay's to feed • the horse, of for typographical errors appearing in Princess Royal in the chair, the army sergeants, and taught ant boy; his successor, slow and shy. he was '-‘at the bottom onions and beer, before turning in.” . When the o’clock. tal for the duration of the strike so pose and the probable effect of the burden ol the federal tax on pay­ Congress and the board haven’t course." adrertlssments In tbs Usnehsstsr rolls which begins January ] at Duke of Gloucester in Victoria’s Fi’ench, singing, dancing and But both played cricket, squash rackets of ^ e lists” in his ex­ World War began "Mr. Johnston” was ready to The children’s tap dancing closaea Evening Herald revolt of Marshal Chang Hsiao- halfway solved the issue yet but far being estimated to be at least one per cent on employer and em­ they expect multiplied pressure lap. riding with their three ‘T ’s-” ' and footb^l and learned to swim. aminations. serve on the battleship Gollingwood. at the WMt Side wlU meet as tol- MONDAY, DECEMBER 14 $311,760,000. Liang and the seizure by his troops ploye alike and .iltimately swells to from back home now that t'le tax $2 2 .5 0 Ijwa: 4 to 4:30, Beginners; 4:80 to This, of course, ' is spread over of Generalissimo Chang Kai-Shek, three per cent each, or six per cent Is about to go into effect with Its 3, Intermediate. M others! AILFTO D A M A G E BILLS many Interests affected by the head of the Nanking government, of the amount of the payroll. danger to private plans. as that caused by the virulent was extended west across the bridge from Trinity when the collage vaa thr. eastern section of the country, la treating chlldren'adren'a oeooldi, germs called streptococci are more to provide a largo gas supply to the located on the present site of the at a teacher at S t Mary’s school. strike indirectly but not under di­ and members’of his staff. DONT LIKE LOCATION EXTEND GAS MAINS Leonardo da Vinci waa the first don't take The special oommleeion habit le Queen Anne Lowboy cheat at a eensa- To go with maple furniture this Early Ukely to damage the ears than are paper mill. With construcUqn work State Capitol. Faribault, Minn., and for a tlme’-be On the' surface and according to Uonally low price. Fita any room In the to explain that the partial Illumi­ still strong upon Connecticut despite rect attack by the strikers, as well vldcs an excess of irritating materi­ their envelope on Friday. This ap- Colonial chest with maple exterior. Top othera I f a child who suffers re­ started by Sherwood G. Bowers on Since being graduated from Trin­ operated a business In New Haven. nation of the darker portion of the as over the shipping interests. tmoffldal Chinese dispatches home. This attractive model is mahogany has reinforced "breadboard ends’* like the OF HIGHWAY SIGNS peatedly from colds ‘ has enlarged T N OAKLAND AREA Deming street there has been a de­ ity, Vtbberl has had a varied career Although allghUy U1 last summer, VISR the fact that moat of the study-ond- al which Is eliminated by way of the moon waa furnished by rsfleettoa [lUes, however, only to employes veneered; cedar lined. 46-lnch size. old chests. 46-lnch size. f'ROVip BY 2 LlNEKATIONS It la to be assumed that the cHl- Chang’s revolutionary step is taken kidneys. adenoids and breathes through hla mand for gaa In that section and the sa organist In several oburohae la Vlbbert is now la good health. of stmUght from the earth. racommend groups produce an whose names were on the payroll on nose with difficulty, it Is extremely These stones themselves are work which la now under way will anuudng amount of nothing at all mato Is somewhere near correct. If by way of compelling the Chinese or belore January 1st. Workers Those Coming from Bolton Say likely that he has Infection of the Demand for Service in Deming supply twelve different. bouses. formed of various materials which or nothing worth white. But If so It means that the strike Is cost­ government to take immediate stops makln„ under (26 will be given that Highland Park Sign Cannot ear. Removal of tonsils and ade-. Street Section; Will Be Com­ lire <^ggiog is done by ^ c h ln e solidify and become masses of crys­ amount and the maximum Is fixed any of the long list of such commis- ing the country (200 a day for toward driving the Japanese out of Be Readily Seen. noids at the right time Is exceed­ pleted Within Week. and the work will be completed be­ tals. Some of these stones are at (60. ingly important tn avoiding such fore the end of the week when con­ alons appointed by the Oeneral every ons of the 87,000, men Ui- the country. But nothing that this quite soft, while others are actually The Bay Oompany waa one of the A "stop” sign on Highland street, troubla The Manchester dlvlslao of ' the nections will be mode to the differ­ immediate branch of the Chang fam- hard enough to cut glass. Aaaembly over a period of years volved In It. And this make^ no plants In this vicinity that did not and two “stop" signs on Wyllya Hartford Oaa company today hod a ent houses. lly does can be accepted as neces­ ever justified this system of law account of the cost on the Atlantic The treatment of kidney stones lower wages in recent years. WATKINS BROTHERS street InHlgbland Park are to be gang at men at "work on Deming making, the Financial ReqionBlbll and Gulf coasts. sarily meaning just what it appears must lecessarily vary with ths Indi­ brought to the attention of the po­ street extending gaa mains west on HIS 81BT BIB THD AT vidual case, aa a great deal depends New Milford, Dec. 14.— (A P )— Give Her An It la s very simple mathematical to mean. lice coramlasionera at their next the street and will extend matoM as ity Commission Is It. This group, upon the size of the stone and also Manchester far aa the corner of Deming and Howard C Vlbbert, Trinity’s oldest Cbang-Tao-Iln, father of Chang meeting. consisting of Superior Court Judge propooltloD, then, to show that the upon Ita bardnesa. In my own ex­ The signs were placed two years McNaU streets. living graduate, obaerved hla Slat STank P. McAvoy, State Insurance strike la expensive to the country Hslao-Llang, was for long the big­ perience, I find It thtt. best plan to ago and have been the subject of Date Book The company several years ago birthday here today quietly. tn a degree fantastically dlapropor- gest warlord in northern China and start the patient on a fasting resl- discussion bn several occasions since. laid large mains through Oakland He la the only surviving member 'fe-aiB 'tetfe*!'"niJef' olJ'■ fe S o ^ 'maia' aa U- atote-inataaieaej!. tbe-’ edZlar ' v-vi' bbsH'ibfiiii^tiirimiet^haviS ha!d-..tlia. ■street';t0;TaiaMit«fi»pUto;Mto''-!Pdi^^^ 'OWsCisM'W’i'i'seavj.'m type of aton'e will then dissolve suf­ matter before them for eonaldera.- non and early this spring the line celved bis Bachelor at Arbi degree part he played In the seizure of that Dec. 16— High school concert and ael X. Connor, has just made a re- shipping men’s organization cannot ficiently BO that Che small pieces will tion on at least one occasion and the carol oing at High school hall. . port to Governor Cross recommend- get along with the seamen’s organ- great area by the Japanese has leave the body without causing any pollJlce commissioners have been In- Dec. IS—M. H. S.-West Hartford : Ing three major purposea to be in­ izatlon. .Because neither will yield never been very well understood in trouble. 1 jfind It frequently the cose foorroed r about the sign on two or basketball game at State Arntory. that the stone will be dissolved three occasions. Also dinner of Manchester im ­ corporated Into law, all of which the general public is mulcted in the Occident, but there was a pro­ The claim Is made by residents of Into much minute pa^rtlcies that provement Association at T. M. C. appear to be of great merit and sums Incomparably greater than found impression at the time that for your Christmas list Bolton who use the . oad coming Into A. there will not be any discomfort, Manchester that one sign Is so WILBERT ASPHALT which wilt apjieal to all those who those over which the seamen and his opposition to the Japanese in­ especially If the patient drinks an Dec. 19—Memorial hospital bene­ located that they cannot see it and fit dance at Hotel Bond, Hartford. sense the great Inadequacy of the the shipowners are at war. trusion was more apparent than abundance jf -listltled water while RANGE also claim that It is not necessary. Next Week BURIAL VAULT present statutes dealing with the le- This thing Is not the concern of real. When he was killed In a rail­ he Is fasting. It is usually advis­ On the days last week when the Dec. 21—Masonic Christmas par­ sponsibllity o i motorists for any California nor of the state of Wash- road accident something like a de­ able to force the water drinking as at Special Christmas Prices! traveling was slippery two or three ty for sons and daughters at Ma- much as possible. cars slipped off the rood and into the damage to persons or property UJgton nor of Oregon. It Is not cade ago, however, Chang Haiao- a ^ c Temple. lot in an effort to stop when the Dec. 24— Christmas party at East Liang, heir to hla estates and power, • Even when the atone Is of such a which they may cause. the concern of Louisiana nor Ala­ composition hat It will not dlssoUe dri'vers did not see the sign. • Side Rec tor children from 6 to 12 THIS CHRISTMAS First and foremost is the cstab- bama nor Pennsylvania nor New declared that the train had been In the manner which 1 have de­ A t the annual dinner of the Fruit years of age. and Vegetable Producers Associa­ lisbment of a state fund from which York nor Massachusetts. It Is the wrecked by Japanese soldiers acting scribed, It may be email enough so Coming Events tion of Manchester, Inc., yesterday, Dec. 29— Holiday dance at Coun­ the medical, surgical, hospital and concern of the United States. under orders, and made a great that It will escape spontaneously, there ■were several whd took excep­ rhesp small stones may be encour­ try club, sponsored by Manchester Quite obviously It la going to be­ point of vowing vengeance upon tion to the locaUon of the signs and Visiting Nurses’ Association. nursing expenses shall be paid for aged to make their way out of the every resident of Connecticut In­ come necessary for such confilcta to Japan. However, he, cut no great Joseph Pero, who is a member of the Dec. 31— New Year’s Eve dance body through giving the patient a $ 1 9 .7 5 association, aa well as a selectman figure in resisting the Japanese con­ at local Country club. jured by on automobile upon a pub­ be handled by the national govern- large amount of fluid, as Is done of the town of Manchester, waa ap­ Also Star of the' East, R. B. P., A Gift That Will Last lic highway In the state. In a sum ment. This big country canpot quest of bis country. di^rlng the fasL proached by several asking that the New Year’s -Eve dance at Orange not exceeding (300. To quote the possibly long continue to permit its Hslao-Uang, like his father, bears It may be that the attempted ee- sign be changed. hall. cape of the stone will cause the pa­ to Oiu4t ! actlvltiea to be held up by the pure­ the reputation of a slippery and Jon. 3— S4th annual banquet of Through The Years digest of the recommendations made tient to undergo severe pkin, which Sub-AIplne club in clubhouse on A dual vault, with strength, able onter vault o f stone that public: ly selfish quarreling of tiny groups flea-like intriguant Whether he is may be relieved by some type of Eldridge street. dual proteotkm against oveiy Is immune to pressure foroes, In order that the fund may in­ of Its people. dominated by an eager desire to heat treatment, but In other In­ The Family Jan. 30— Brltiah-American club underground form of decay . . electrolysis, ozldatioe and sure the immediate and continued force a Chinese war upon Japan or stances, the patient will not be family party at Masonic Temple. the Wilbert contains an Inner temperature eontractlon. De­ Every woman desires to prepare, treatment of Injured persons, the aware of the slightest discomfort. vault of pure asphalt that mand the Wilbert’s dual prp- whether he la really trying to break repels moisture, an Imperish­ suggestion Is that It be adminis­ ECUADOR’S REDS When the pain occurs, the use of tectlon.' . r7 ii®ir^n in the most economical way more tered expeditiously and without up the defensive strength of China the hot Sltz bath, or of the all-over Doctor Sold Only By Reputable Fnneral Directors delay and, particularly, without One need not be a Mitch Palmu>, In her struggle against Japanese tuL bath. Lb often of value as - the Smart, new pleated-back barrel-type temptingr and appetizing meals occasional chair that most any home can HEAD CX>LD8, ’FLU’ OAUBE any reference to whether there a Ham Fish pr a red-baiter of any aggression is something to guess heat will produce enough relaxation Reading for her family. Better cooking la fault or ultimate recovery (of to bring about considerable relief. use. This ts a Mg, roomy and comfortable MOST EARS INFECTIONS; ELMORE & COMPANY Identity or variety whatever In or­ about for those who are not inti­ mndel, well upholstered. Figured coverings PROMPT CARE IMPORTANT damages) on the part o the In­ Or, hot applications may be used In Rocky Hill — Connecticut with all guesswork removed is In small-over designs, nail trimmed. Usual­ And Writing jured person. der to be quite sympathetic with mately Informed on Intra-Cblnesc stead of the oath. ly (29.76. By DR. MORRIS FISBBEIN easy when you cook Electrichlly. , Aside from the humanitarian the latest stunt of the Ecuadorean politics. • In tomorrow’s article, I wlU dis­ -By John Selby- Edltw, Joarnsl of the Amerteon merit of speb a provision there is government. Dowr. there the other cuss the treatment of kidney stones. We observed with a good deal ot Medlool Association, and o( Hygela, d flight the advent o f a book called another relationship In which it is day President Paez ordered thirty the Health Magazine QUES-nONS AND ANSWERS “The Handbood of Social (torrespon- o f the utmost' importance. A tre- Communists to be exiled on Flore- dence," by Sarah Augusta Talntor GEO. HOLMES, Decorative Upholsterer Turn the switch, set the oven coh- Without special Instruments and ana Island, one of the Galapagos Health and Diet (Sea Foods) and Kate M. Monro. This because, ^^r,* mendouB load Is thrust upon the devices equipped with eleefric light, trol and these automatic ranges group. So yesterday the score and in our innocence, we didn’t believe Moulders of the hospitals of the Question; Thelma 8. writes: /it is Impossible for the average per­ that there were any modern coun­ state by the ethical obligation to re­ a half of malcontents sailed on a Advice "What do you think of the sea son to see the eardrum or to recog­ terparts of "The Complete Letter RE-UPHOLSTERING keep the oven at just the right foods, especially lobster?" ceive, practicalty without question, government ship for their new By OR. FBAN B MoUOS nize trouble in the middle ear. Writer,*^ excepting on the counters temperatures. This feature re­ Answer: It Ls my opinion that The physician has an otoscope of telegraph companies shortly be­ ALL* YOURS . . . For As Little As $5.02 Per Month any and all motor accident victims, home, accompanied by several when lobster meat Is used fresh and and an eiu; speculum which per­ fore fiestas sudi aa Christmas and fl lieves you from long tied-to-the- months rations and the blessing of KIDNEY STONalS FOUND many of whom are without means WITH X-KAY r (teshly boiled, It is a healthful pro­ mit him to see the lining of the Ekuter. Enjoy a ooinpletoly modem living room , . . Have to pay for their care and many the Ecuadoreans, to ’’practice com­ tein however, I do not particularly canal and to throw light directly Well, we were proved wrong, and it now . . . without waiting. Your own good np- kitchen hours. others of whom, being strangers, munism to their hearts’ content.” The diagnosis at ths condition recommend combining It vrtth on the eardrum, waten the ear­ swallo^rtng our chagrin, we at once holstored fnnittare recovered and save ^ 1 cheese. Lobster contains from 17 drum can thus be seen. It Is pos­ began thumbing the book to find out depart with promises to pay which I f any recently exiled Communists known as stone In the'kldney la besir pci; cent to 19 per cent protein. Can­ T w o of sible to determine whether every­ what we should.Imow. W e foimd XM AS SPEC IAL! 4 pieces' reoov- A x a A / \ hre never' redeemed. As a measura show up again In Ecuador they arq made with the help of the X*ray. ned lobster, crab inu shrimp are al­ thing is normal or whether there out first that the two authors be­ ered. meterial and la b o r...... These modem features together ——-r—o f -rtilsf to the hospitals this plan to be sent to Floroana also; as will Fortunately, most. ofthese stones so wholeeome. Moat people find ■is any otkstnictlon or infecUon In lieve the art of letter writing ts not You don’t risk a penny. Get started nowt the many lost—not only because they under­ any members of a new cropi of Reds. contain sufficient calcium oxalate or such' sea foods a valuable addition ths external ear canal. JUST PHONE SaiS with the low electric rate now would be o f immense benefit calcium phosphate to cost a shadow stand It, jiut because they get a Somebody la to blame for every Such an attitude as that taken by to tha-dlet and sUch foods are natu­ designs at It Is also necessary, In exam­ good many charming letters. Then available to ’ customers on our which will Bhow up on X-ray pic­ rally a good source of food Iodine. ining the ears, to determine whether automobile accident—or for almost -the Ecuadorean president, toward tures and''about 80 per cent of all we learned that the social note, as Combine th m foods with the non- the euatacblan tubes ars Infected, well aa the friendly letter, should MANCHESTER UPHOLSTERING CO. lines brings Electric Cooking every one. The commission pro- people o f the kind now given an op­ kidney atones aiq detected In this starchy vegetables, or use the sea because Ittfectioir or inflammation 48 Madison Street Busy Since 1922 way. Those coi ipcaed chiefly of utlo have a personality all its own. Then poses that the person who caused portunity t6 put their theories Into foods In salads. there will interfere seriously with we turned to the models, and sadly within reach of every home. * acid do not cause enough of a shad­ Over 33,000 Satisfied Customers , r the injuries In any case ahall ro- effect does not necessarily represent hearing. The euatacblan tubes pass reflected that although these mirror Take 6 to 12 Months To Psy.- ow to be easily recognlxad. fPossibly OoUtls) $39.50 from the back of the nasal cavity to the personality o f the authors, and • ^ compense the state fund for the ex- Intolerance of unconventional polit­ . A laboratory test made of the Uq- Question: Mr. Arthur O. inqulroa: the middle ear. Frequently Infec­ perhaps that o f the Larebntont ulo thrown out by the Iddnays la pcndltures he made necessary. And ical and economic Ideas, even very “ Could you tell me what la the mat­ tion spreads from the tonaUa. and Yacht club, one of the Institutions The mcxlel of your edsu helpful In arriving a t a diag­ choice can be purchased In order to insure his doing so— or ‘‘advanced ones." It Is usually ter with me T I am blue and depreaa- adenoids by way of ths tubes to the given credit In the aelcnowledgnment nosis, as when such atones are prea- ad^ have a dull ache over the lower ear canal. section, they don’t sound a bit like % as an altemaUve that he shall cease aroused by the performance of a ent, the utUajysla may show he (Above) A button tufted back us. -abdomen, have- difficulty finding is one of the features that There will file no need to treat . to be a menace on the roads—It Is pestiferous element whose tongues presence ofVsd blocc cells, costa, al­ And how much more we learned! Ito ia -that agree with me, and am makes this a luxurious lounge such conditions If simple rules of from any local dealer for a small down payment recommended that hts driver’s il- and vocal organs are not only over­ bumin, bacteria and ciyetala. Some­ NSW we know hbw to address King botheieo with nervous aymptomB. chair. In addition the flat arms hygiene that tend to prevent such times, the first laboratoiy finding Edward, should we want to write S h d p cense or car registraUon or both developed but controlled aolely by Part of the time 1 am troubled with and the T-shaped down-feather Infections ars fallowed. which suggests a p o^ b le stone In that royal personage s note: "To - shall suspended, and tn the the emitions and not in the least eonatlpatlOD although at other cushion add their bit to Its com­ the Kin^a Most Excellent Majesty”, with four years to p^y the balance. the kidney Is the discovery of the times the movements are watery fo rt Grand Raplds-made. Increased bathing and swimming event of his continued failure over a by logic, knowledge of human ex­ crystals out of which these atones ^ have multiplied the number o f cases we should start. The authors toll definite period to compensate the perience or anything approaching are formed. and o6ntain mucus. It seems how to addreiss the Queen of Eng­ with cash though 1 can not seem to take ny of ear Infection ariaing from that land, too, but say nothing about let. fjy, fund, shall be canceled and bis reg-serious thought. One of tLe first sjrmptoma likely source. Children should not be per­ attrition away from my slchneas. I ters to Cumberl^d Place. to be felt lo*a sharp, shooting pain w ^ Istntlon plates called In. The only thing these people really am continually aware of the fact (Right) Anothec. Grand'R^ $49.7 5 mitted to swim more 16 or 20 You sbotdd salute a mere Duke which has been given the name of minutes at a tlma I f they tend to ^ Another excellent recommenda- understand is that they rnilat make that I do not feel w ell I notice Ids-made lounge chair -ot fine like this; "M y Lord DUce," but If a /n 4 J o v M kidney stone colic. In describing this IHRISTMAS SPECIAL*- that If I eat fruit skin, or aalads, design and luxurious comfort. Grand Rapida craftsmen designed this have ear trouble, they should not be you know him well you may begin ^ lion Is the following: a huge fuss over existing condijtlons, painful sensation, the average pa­ It's a new cogsweU type with permitted to' dive. The child vriio, that the soreness through the abdo­ chair for 18tb Century Colonial aettingsl just” Dear Duke.” Tb s yotm nr sons ,j., The Commission'also felt that whatevM- they are. When they tient says that It Is like a "hot moHelr coverings. Note th4 after swimming, complains of dif­ men is increased.’’ The finest type of ^construction' baa bSen of dukes get only "Dear Lord John." . the statutes governing the sus- live In a capitalistic country they paliT.’’ The pain Is due to the Injury solid mahogany frame and fine used for long, comfortable service. Solid ficulty In hearing, or of fnUness in The authors carry this down m ore Free wmng on all Electric Ranges pension of a license for failure to Answer: It la Impossible for me balloon-tyiM cushion. Usuallv tba head, should ^ v e up the sport howl for communism. I f they lived to the kidney,, or to the small tube mahogany carved frames, all tong gray through rank after rank — earls, P «y «ui unsatisfied judgment, leading away from It, which la m- to attempt a diagnosis without first (44JM). Tbeoe symptoms are nature’s warn­ sons at earls, vlsaounta, countesses idcamining you. However, your hair and cotton filling, down-feather which w a s repealed in 1931, in a communistic country they fllcted by the stone as It seeks to cushion, and smart all-over figured dam­ ing that trouble may be expeoted. sad d ow anr coimtesaes, barons, ^Id by Manchester Dealers. eymptomS Indleatk that your trou- should be re-enacted. • • Sub­ would howl for capitalism— If they escape and tp make Its way down­ asks! Usually (69.50. Unhealthy tmutla and adenoids, barooets. through the army and-the bl Is probably ooUtis. The )>eet ad­ ^ H I S t m t t a la s ______e l dM lo w w stantially this act provided that dared. ‘They have no clear Idea ward to the bladder. as has already been .mentioned, navy of Britain, parliament, medi­ upon complaint to the Commis­ vice I can give you Is to go to a doc­ cine and finally doctors of divinity. ^ piio4M foe cash buynra. about anything except that they are Although this severe pain is char- may be tba source at infecUons Also where a purchase range re­ sioner of Motor Vehicles by a pre- actorlatlc ot kiflney stone, some pa­ tor tor an examination. TbeMreat- which reach the ear. "Hie vast ma­ Other lands-are not so fuUy covered, d o lla r y o u s p o n d g o fazU tar. vnlUng party or his attorney In an discontented—and usually the qual­ tients entirely escape It, and It Is ment must neceoaartly depend upon jority of ear tnfectioiM are due to except that every possible American Wa will tha monay yon naod ^ action for negligence arising out what disorder la- actually present. Situation la detailed. > ^ ' ity of dlacontent la inherent In thehi truly remarkable bow large a stone $69.5 0 "OLD MASTERS bead colds and Influenza. About "lO .. . up to $ 3 0 0 . . . o a Juirt y o u r paaraonal places a rental refunds will be made ;.o f the use o f s motor vehicle that While coUtla can bs overcome, . re­ The Victorian period gave us the per osot ot children with eearlet fe­ And then follows the sdactlon o f and would be just as highly devel' may remain lodged in the kidney for sample letters and invltktlons and Bignatnin. No aoourity or andocaan s»> s judgment, for a sum other then yeara without rxii»i«g any marked covery ie likely to ’’e gradual and Insplratloa for tbu new lounge ehalr. ver and measles, and alxiut 6 par . eosts or nominal damages, has oped no matter what their relative the patient muat be willing to fol- The seet le deep and low and the LIVE AGAIN" notes and whatnot. gu ira d . discomfort. It also happens occa- cent of those with diphtheria, devel­ *The Handbook o f -Social Oorreo- at once on all amounts paid m on remained unpaid Tor more than JO situations In the social and economic low directlona for as long aa is nec- soft, tufted back Is extremely com­ op such infections, while other cases ’ Tha zato of intoroat ohaignd is throe (3) per ^onally that quite a t a i^ stone will by Sarah Augusta Talu- idgyn • • said Oommisjkmer shaii scale. aseary to return to complete good fortable. Grand Raplds-made with Each Sunday night at 7 o’clock Wat­ develop after mumpa,.-^ho(d fever, cent per awnth, or thizty (Macmillan).I i,; suspend the operator's license of vbealtL Due to thh fact that c^tis down-feather seat cushion and covers kins Brothers presents thi. entertaining and whooping cough. " the defeated party • • and may Naturally they become a nuia- out causing any distress. paiir axm nm o n 6 m u n p ^ aaMunt of tha wiring charges up to $15.00 la apparently Increaelng, it U ' now Inga of e le g u t velvets . . gold, bhie, program over WDRC. Tune Innezt Obvioualy, prompt care tor chil­ tt Is not the political pbllos- Kidney stones appear'to be reiiarti green, red, hrbwn. ' loa n . sospend the regM m tlaa of any being called "The Great American Sunday! dren with various Infect!ona and CAUGHT B Y TH E BO «P motor vebicla owned Iqr luch de- ophlea which at the moment they either by the presence o f excessive Ask about our flat v -,. amounts of uric acid or oacaUo sold Disease," irtileh title was. formerly regular, 'ttentioa-to the eara, are - Caldwell,' Idaho.—Rena Caroo, , feated party » •. given to neurasthenia. department store manager, aramned Has zepayaMnt terms. may be parroting that annoy and in the blood, or by an abnormal Important In preventing the Infec­ 4 The CSommiasion aaya it finds it tion from spreading to the mastoid the aisles for shopUftors, spotted a disturb their fellow men—it la tbein- condition of the kidney ellmlnaUon "suspicious” woman. iMt- us know how much yon leguiro far lit to understand why this ssivea and their everlasting yowling which enepurages the deposit ot OPEN THURSDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS UNTH 9 O 'aO O C or Internal ear. hoUday oxpansas... or other ppipoaes... GET BONUS Children under 13 acquire infec-. He traUed her to another atoc4. rSktutsxy section was rep ea l^ The and chatter.' crystals. For example, wbeo the and w ell am iiga evaxythiiig to anit yoer tlons o f the ear more eoaify tlum do Informed the manager, and is tar firom beidg alone urine ie too highly acl^ tbis aeema Norwich. Dec. 14^(AP)—No- thinking’ himself quite' a sleuth. oonvanienoe. The AAanchester Electric Division Nine-ten ths of the so-called Com­ grown persona. Tba lymphoid atruc- to make It esolar for crystals to tlcee were posted at the plant of the A few minutes U ter Chief o f Po­ — -- a t • tn Its pirnilsment Everyone ts munists In-this country are at this WATKINS BROTHERS ture-to the noae and throat 6t a fonn. Other causes o f kidney stone lice O. G. Bojrd idionM. |gamlliar with the eltuation dtacloeed Bay Company, VeraalUea, makai*’ child is greater tn amount <-h»f IDEAL FINANCINO ASSOCIATION. ^ THE COMNBCnCUI POWER COMPANY rtsas. They are far lees intereated are an Interference wjth ttw prupat Ok aurgloal bandages, etc., that all "That woman you’ve been watcfi- ^ the Oommlsstcn’e hearings as a - of adnlts and beeomte iafeeted more taig tor the pest two hours is one of TTSMyaStmt In any scheme of economic sociallza- drainage o f the kidney’, as m i^ oc­ e m p lo ^ here and at Bridgeport at AAANCHESTK, CONK easily. T. AMOBB80N. Blaaagac. CHS ' wliaia judgment, cur frobi a prostatle anlaigement, the detectives you hired to stop tksi than they are la working tham- n u m b in g several hundred, would Certain tjp M ot infection ouch 831 Main Street ^ . Over W. T. Giant Stors ■ Fbone 73S1 and aov svstsm of diak-vttek piOp be given an extra week’s pay In shopHftlng.- •, - a . - ■ s . f’, ' . . ‘■A VSir"' ’*• L j- "'V

^ MANCRESmint EVENTNO biERALD. llAN CH BSnni. CONN,. MONDAY, DEUISMBOn i«, ' 'ta- '.''8- j r . r . ' • .'■ 51 MARKETMEN Officials of Manchester Anc^on Market ITHREE CHORUSES CROSS RECEPnON Two Who Have No Fear of the Jungle LUCAN MEN GDEN. HAVE Cm tlSniA S PARTY Two Auto Deaths Reported Rosa Ponselle Is Mdrriet IN SCHOOL SINGI VFW COUNCIL POSTS CELEBRATE SUCCESS »MlaI TMtcrday Afternoon in In State Over Week-End PLANS ARRANGED Now On Canadian Trii 8t. _ Janes'n HaH— New ’ Bjr GBOBOB Manhat.tan along with apasglsa, memban that- tha Trust company opera capes and motor gogglea are (By Aaaoelated Fresa.) . xEasax when his car failed to nego- would ba willing to cooperate again Membem Welcomed. Annoa! High School Concert' Nsw York, Dec. 14.—HentloB the New Tork, Deo. 14.—(AP) —;- x ^ to eenpu« wltK Bar. [ 1 ^ B nm est Cares for Day name of Mrs. Marjorie Poet But­ thoae lavish supper banquet^ ten­ Automobllea accounted for two of^tiate a curve and hit a tree. Two Chainnan Smith R cks Cooh Wflliain Leggett and Clar­ Rosa Melba i^nselle and her "per­■'belong* to a great (lubUe, and tt this coming year. . dered and paid for by reekleoa play­ companions riding with Zlto es­ fect husband," Chu-le A. Jackson of Prniaea Market. More than ISO guests And mem- ton Daviee and tbe New Yorker con- the three vteient death* which oc- be your duty to as* tliat Bto M btrs a t the CbUdren of Mary Sodal­ Wednesday Night in juree up a . picture, of a 86-room b o y No one feela the passing of cape with a shaking up. Baltimore. ,were on their way to ‘»ppy"______^^and Eajoy Feast in Bolton Profeasor Williams of tha Connae- ity attended a Chrtstmaa social held apartment, rtob, rare furs, a king's jthia fabuloua fad more than tha . curred In Connecticut during the PYeddrlcJc. Olsdiefekie, 78, was mittees - for Statewide ence Peterson Elected at Ouiada todtay on a wedding trip tlcut State College compared the yesterday afternoon at SL James's ransom in jewels, block-long caterers who wax«l rich during week-end. struck by two cars at a street inter­ after a aurprise wedding yeaterday — AD Are Pleased With maimer in which the auction waa school hall. At tho business-meet­ Assembly HaO. Hmouainee and vast cotmtiy estatea that wonderful era arranging the ' The third death, that of Fhllo section in Hartford Saturday night. in the opera star’a Riverside Drive Rib* lerve to atrengtlMB tM conducted here-with those of other ing which preceded the affair, th^ Nor ia It an Inaccurate picture, decorative ecbeme of the table with ’ Glbeon, 48, whose wife found him The first car sped away but tbe sec­ Victory Banqoet Meeting Yesterday. penthouse. body wall* agalnit outalda piM- T; statee and considered the Manches­ new ipembm reoentlv received Into for Mra Daviee, wife of Joseph expensive edibles and costly liquors .. dead In the kitchen of their Dan­ ond driver brought Olachefakle to a Those surprised were to* guests ■ure, yet whale*, which a n aUa Year's Prosperity. ter auction much In advance of the society, were wdoomed by the Three choruses will be beard in Davlca the new ambassador to and ornamentsJ cakes created by hot bury home, waa called a suicide by_ hospital. He was unidentified un­ who bad been invited to an engage­ to wltoatand a body preaattro of ' other auctions that he had visited. William Leggett, ' past Com- Rev. William P. Reldy, chaplain of tha third annual Christmas oooeart Soviet Russia, is one of the wealth­ oven sculptors. Dr. C. D. Brown, medical examlnelrr til Sunday pxirning. Hartford, Dec. 14.-»(AP)—Chair­ ment, reception tn the Beethoven hundreds of pounds per aquara'i Raymond R. Reid, who has been tba Sodality, and Miss Vera Gor­ iest women In the world, thanks to One of the leading caterers dur­ Death was caused by Illuminating The Essex fatality gave Connecti­ man J. Francis Smith of toe Demo­ nxnder of Anderson-Sbea post. Vet­ Association hall. When toe guests inch, have only nine pain ot riba,: tha chief auctioneer at the market and oarol Sing at the Manchenter erans of Foreign Wars waa electee, The'fourth urnufU .4:45 all were kept busy partaking Woodward, representative from Bol­ Salvation Army canteen in deepest Rector'a Reisenweber's and Bus- Palace Restaurant on Main street Include Frank S. Bergin. of New street, was elected guard on toe iamlno Ponzillo. For ton; Selectman Thomas Wilson of Hadden. Heil's iUtchen which feeds an aver­ tanoby's. Mollinger of Columbia; vice-presi­ the eight course dinper that was Between acts Mr*. Artyne Garrity who IS spending several weeks with Haven, John t Blackall of Hart­ staff of Mrs. Blanche Butler, Hnrt- Although Miss Ponselle had let it Bolton: Selectman Joseph Pero of age of 250 children a day. It Is at dent, Mrs Edward A. Smith of He­ relatives In Greece. Mr. Polls Is ex­ ford, Robert P Butler of West Hart­ fon- V.F.W. Auxiliary Ckmncll pres­ Free PelivCTy served with ainmdant portions for Manchester, who Is also first vice sang "O Holy Night” and Miss be known she believed Jackson all. this time of the year that she sets bron; secretary, Mrs. Asa W. Mel- pected to return to Stafford Springs ford, Michael A Connor of Hart­ ident measured up to her demands for a president of the Manchester Cham­ Katherine Sullivan played for chorus aslof all soda: engagements .‘to go Unger of Columbia, and treasurer. President Bosy. Binging of traditional Christmas FOREIGN EXCHANGE toe later part ot this month. ford, Edward R. Dimock of Merrow. Johnny Weissmuller and Maureen O'Sullivan in "Tarzan Ehicapea”, A message of symratoy was perfect husband. Justice Ootillo add­ ber of Commerce, told tbe members down to tliat refined sluna and give Dr. A. L. Stabbins o( Colchester. Mra Mable Foster Rogers of Wiriam J. Far'ey of New Britain. to be seen at the State theater Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Sat­ ordered sent to Past Department While the chefs and their assist­ of the association that he would see inrols. Nelson Porter of Hartford Is /Is- ed a few suggestions of bis own, WELDON ants were busy with the serving of Refreshments were served after her uinual party for the nondescript Stafford street has left for her an­ Bernard Fitch of Hamden. William urday. ^ Commander Raymond Frost and telling the groom: that the Chamber of Commerce kids. New York, Dec. 14.—(AP)—For­ Itinj at the home oi bis grandpar­ nual winter visit at Lynn Haven, H. Hackett of New Haven, Philip Mra. Frost In New Britain whoao the dinner Armando Pesce. presi­ would give assistance to the asso­ the entertainment. 'Those who pour­ eign Exchange firm: Great Britain "Her art is supreme. When she DRUG (X). dent of ^ e association and general ed were; Miss Veronica McGann. Because o' their migration to ents. Mr. and Mrs. Merton Hills. Florida. Hewes of Avon Robert A. Hurley son died Friday morning from a is temperamentally happy there is ciation this year as It had become a Mcscow, the Davies may not be able in dollars, others in centa Benjamin Lyman returned to bis of Bridgeport. Olcott F. King of Roberts. Edward F. Killian, Mrs. Cavanaugh of KlllIngly.'Mra Mar-, gunshot wound suffered while on a Chairman of the dinner, was a busy assisted by Mias .Margaret Maxle; Great Britain demand, 4.9084; ca­ Mr. and Mrs. Braman Sibley and man seeing to it that iUl of the big business Institution in Manches­ Miss Katherine Foley, assisted by to attend next vear's party. And so home here Tuesday having been a family of WlUington avenue were South Windsor. Joseph H. Lawlor of it, Elizabeth Higgins, Joseph J. garet T. Hurley of WiUlmantlo and hunting expedition. I members and the guests of the ter; l»uis Zaglio, George Robinson, Miss Marjorie Hildebrand; Miss this one la bring made into a gala bles, 4.9084; 60 day bUls, 4.8984; patient at the Manchester Memorial toe guests last week at toe home of Waterbury, Cbhflei L. Morris of Shapiro, Mrs. Mary Hogan and Joseph P. Smith ot Plainfield. association were properly eared for a director in the National Dairy Anna Renn, assisted by Miss Bar­ occasion. T1 err la a distinctly in­ France demand, 4.6684; cables, 4.- hospital for some time. Mr. and Mrs. George Eaton of New Haven, John F. Gaffey of Hart­ John M. Bailey; Thomas J. Dan- Mrs. Susan Hoben end Jobir M. and Just to show that he had not Association of Coventry; Second Se­ bara FalkoskI; and Miss Felici.a formal air about Mrs. Davies’ slum 6684; Italy demand, 5.26 V4; cables, Mr. and Mre. Merton Hills, and Eagleville. ford, Thomas S Smith of Hartford, naber of Manchester, Gertrude Mc- Heffernan of Torrlngton. Miss :: forgotten how to serve as a waiter lectman John AJbasi of Bolton, and Miller, assisted by Miss Veronica fiestas, with the exception of her 5.26\4. Miss Florence Jones were- callers Members of toe Stafford Springs Anthony Sunderland of Danbury Cusker of Newington, Miss Kather­ Mary O’Connvir of Norfolk, William WALL ST. BRIEFS R. E. Carney, of Manchester, Were armed chauffeur A necessary evil, Demands: Joseph M. Tone of New Haven J. Brennan nf Winated, Mrs. Ida R. - ANNOUNCING- i '. be did some of the serving himself. Zoholowskl in Hartford Wednesday. Fire department congregated in ine T. ()uinn of West Hartford, New York, Dec. 14.—November It was a good natured gathering others , that spoke. he must, perforce, be' the only • Belgium, 16.91; Germany Free, A play, "Ambng the Breakers." their rooms at toe fire house on Mrs. Fannie Dixon Welch of Colum­ Joseph F. Dutton of Bristol, Wil­ Thomas of New Milford, George Jarring note In the Hell’s Kitchen 40.23V4, Registered. 20.25; Travel, bia and Eldwln O. Woodward of Kayior ot Washington, Mrs. Elatoer crude rubber consumption in the and with the exception of the treas­ given by players from Bolton River street, last Saturday evening liam E. Hagearty of New Britain, United States was ■^tlmated by toe urer, all of the officers of the asso- Jamboree. 21.40; Holland, 54.46; Norwray, Grange, was given at the Gilead and enjoyed a delicious clem chow­ Salisbury. v * Mra. Nellie McCronn of New Brit­ Sbeedy ot Middletown and Angelo The Opening O f Tho canteen is only one of the 24.66; Sweden, 35.31; Denmark, Hall, Saturday evening. December der supper, prepared under toe di­ Smith of Waterbury Is chairman ain and Ctoarlea E. Mahoney of Detoro of Middletown, Mra. Mary t.ubber Manufacturers Associatlcn elation were present, the latter be- EDWARD STARTS LIFE Y. M, C, A, Notes benefactions of handsome, Juno- today to have been 50,803 long tone, ^ Ing unable to attend because of ill- O. Albert Pearson 21.92; Finland, 2.17; Switzerland, 12, at eight o'clock. The proceeds rection of Stanley Blair. Unknown of toe general executive committee. Wlndeor. J. Bride of 8Jut Hampton, Thomas esque Mrs. 'Davies. She spends 22.99H; Spain, unquoted; Portugal, quantities of quohaug chowder and Mrs. Nora M. Harris of New Ha­ Mrs. Alice Roes, David J. McCoy, P. Kerwin of Saybrook, Mrs. an Increase of 1.6 per cent over Oc­ ness in the family.' Monday some pf her time looking after an are for the benefit of the Gilead tober and 18.9 per cent over Novem- While the association carries the AS A PRIVATE CITIZEN , .AilXHbrM'*- Grt>uS:fiiWPital voices and the junior-senior mixed 4.46; Greece, .9084; Poland. 18,88; other delectanle viajQfia ,. wel’C '.'flPh- ven la vice-chairman, William M Mrs. Nora M. Herrls. David E. Fitz- Catherine Burks of Rockville and THE ELECTRO SHOP ehdrus' ecl«lve gatEfer- ■Guitars...... $7.50 up TWr8 t t o Ao«ofMn»r . wftfc lp>nni \ f I had beenliarrl^ on, the cooperation on the snow-covered Alps. The period the owner can redeeih hla 0 Shay, c ...... 4 1-2 9 too longrto begin squawking for Your Friend or Relative I He was taken to toe hospital last STEAKS oaiy «• vtrr oromoIvo mmmt kit - o^w n by all of the members and baron s estate has a private golf property by paying the purohaaer rested Gunak Saturday night at 3 C. Melody, rg . .. . 2 0-0 4 320,000 contract, didn’t he? week Sunday morning. He waa H arm onicas...... 25c to $5.00 ms*- Csnml Clem lUU* Ti»r hoped for even better business in course, but winter sports are more th( purchase price plus 12 per cenL Main and Woodbrldge street. Gunak 2 Cooney, Ig ...... 0 0-0 0 Any City bom in Springfield. Mass, on Music Stands...... $1.00 up wHh > f emytn mmm he a Mate ol nm rn '' the coming year. iQ ord6r. The tax collector's deeds wipe out ' as unable to take care of himself. ♦ __ Sports Editor Alan Gould la off January 14, 1878 toe son of Charles TiiUco .cailef Stunuel G. Gordon when all encumbrances, including the pos. Sergeant McGlInn reported. on a lecture tour, making one-nlgbt I Th* Dj&e got hls first taste of 7 1-8 16 and Adeline (Lavelley) Hudon. He Music Bags and Cases...... :. $1.00 up Horo*i tho hmf* *i Om called upon told conditions a* he albillty of a school consolidation sjops a t Norfolk to n i^ t and Clrnr- Any State A u a tr^ food this trip, enroute equalization tax. came to Stafford Springs with hi* •Ml TWO itUMUoc MW IHl ^^knew them though the hllta of from Zurich, Switzerland. lotto, N. C., tomorrow... .Tom Gal­ / parents when a yoimg boy and al­ V iolin s...... $7.50 up ^oelo hrlngo nm ihrOlInf ^-Tolland county for years and espe- Boys Adjacent Lot lery, Los Angeles promoter, is a TOMtUoii Irem tonw and okread. Ukes Native Oishca A lot on the west side of Pitkin ways resided here. He attmded the Am H Iu « tho (tmeut FUUe Tor* •«laUy 25 years ago. He bad often dead ringer of James J. Braddock.. local schools and was associated B u g le s...... $3.75 up •tfs Tufiini Ifiif thst de«bl« visited the auction market when the Leaving Innsbruck, be called for street, adjoining the home of Elarl Warming Up to Winter Warfare . .At the boxing commission meet­ OENTEBOUT Nrotfii rwedM fhn the some of the native dishes. The train B. Anderaon, was purchased by Mr. : with bis brothers in th* painting Slide Whistles...... 75c Colof DUl iiwt oMhloo f*m to Mao sales were held in Manchester and ing the other day three persons and deooratlQg buslneas for many towlfn outlMS ky iMml from hla experience was siu« that chef im plied with a Tyrolean Anderson for 8497. Owned by the slapped Tom on tbe back with a -years. Mr. Hudon la survived by PORK CHOPS omelette, a mixture of e g ^ and Maude Hickson Tryon estate, the cheery “Hey, Jim” . . . . ouch good grades of fruits and'Veg- bill against it waa M91.40. two sisters and three brotoere, Wil- . atabies grown on land that was a finely chopped ham and potatoes Uam Hudon o> Stafford ^rlnga, Piano Accordion H asked for fresh trout, but was Andrew Relcbenbacb, holder of a Sheet Music . ,.J#Uartcr of a century almost desert- second mortgage on Oiford Park One reason the southwest confer­ Mrs. Mary Beer* at West Spring- : grounds were not produced by ^appointed. The other passengers tract property consisting of Lots 16, ence turns out so many good pass­ field. Moss., Mias Eva Hudon. Ed' and A -gieople sitting on fences, but through had ordered the supply available on ers is that the boys down there ward and Ernest Hudon all of Gold the train. 17 and 18, on which is 8 two-car Song Folios , t>|ikrd labor and a knowledge of the garage converted into a small throw basket nails almost from street, Stafford Springs. .Funeral |,ircn'k that they iMUtiindertaken. The to mld-afternoori he ordered a d\^elUng, purchased tha property for birth---- Sammy Baugh of . Texas waa held this morning at St. Ed. OENUINB 8PBINO tor the > Lit* l.twhavior of the members of the bottle of whiskey delivered to hls 8468. Owned by Frederick Sebuto, Christian didn’t make AU America ward's church. Burial waa In St. UIIUL iMsodatlon while In Manchester he car. tbe taxes and costa of sale totaled but in our book he’s the best pitcher E ^ a r d ’s (Mmetery. Musician '''had found to be nothing but the Crowds at railroad staUona got a 8423.64. in football... .If you don’t believe At the annual moating of Ionic RIB LAIVIB CHOPS vbpst and wished them all continued few glimpses of the visitor. Curious The third of on acre at Wetherell he can throw that football. Just ask Just Fill Out the Coupon Below and We Lodge, No. IIU, A, F. and A. M. lauccess. ^ooker* peering through the train and Bldwell atreets, owned by the. Santa Clara....R oy Riegela, -who held recently In the Masonic Hall on low ' ^ Sweat Reichard, the vice preal- window* at Innsbruck saw him ad­ Sarah Slmonds estate and on which ran the wrong way in the 1939 Rose Wiy Take Care of the Details. East Main street, Adalbert W. DOWN ~it of' the association told the or- justing hlanecktle. Bashful, the for. town adultors claim no taxes have Bowl game. Is in town and he'll tell Squires of West Main street was 1 9 ® members. that already msr Monarch turned aside. been paid for 102 years, waa pur­ you all about it if you ask h im .... elected Worshipful Master to sue- were plans under consideration chased by Alexander Jarvia, Jr., for Doesn't mind It n b it.., .More pow­ 60c Per Month — $6.00 Per Year. oeed, Nathan D. Canterbury of next year that would be for the “ «««><« at the ontles of 8205. The total bUl against the er to bis kind. Union and Stafford Sprtnga who has SMOKED betterment of the association and property wap 8166.67. served during the post year. Other „tjia figure* for this.year, whUa not « lr n terrier, when he alighted at Properties purchased by the town 'Latest dope is Louis and Simms oSloaro alected were: Senior War­ laady would show a good year, Salsburg with the animal under bis through Mr. 'Waddell were; will do 850,000 tonight... .Burlelgb Herald Prlntina; Company. den, Wilfred T. Schmidt; Junior SHOULDERS i , Alvah RuaseU told of the inf orma- arm. Unmindful, he walked up and Lot 55 Capital l^sw Heights, on Grimes is one of the old school, so . Warden, Jack Dennerly; Treasurer, - 1 tion that be had furnished to dll- flown the platform exercising his the west side of Horan street, own­ he’s trying to bolster bis Dodgen 13 Bissell Street. Manchester, Conn. Richard Whitaker; Freeman F. Pat­ PHILGO AIT0MATI6 TIRIII ^ fersot organisations, showing that I»tttatfl the train resZS iS ed by Frank P. Cberonas, taxes and right down the middle—catching, ton, Frederick O. Sanford and Fkaa- 1 7 e i b . ,: tba fame of the Manchester market Joumaye cosU a t 888J19. pitching second base and center d# Ge Row koaildble in 5 PhUeoi i , w u apreading. Only recently, he Lot 110, McKee Farm tract, at field... .Max Scbnfellng sgila tomor­ Please enter my order for The Herald to be Word baa been raealvad that Mr, now AMwta TIMW k a. M* aw M MMl On an*, «■( Broad and Strickland streets, owned row n l ^ t . .. .Tony Cmusonerl has and Mrs. Frad Sykes of LaPorto, •CB«>...ikrrti ikki*n r >kiim>iiaz.iM>m ikaa \ ^ tbs gathering, a r^neaentatlve b o b b in mo t f o b o o t t e n ■iwnwi*j*»Mw— »*wiiHM*ia iii— f i*aa«w. ' from Cornell University had t^ te d by Catherine Horan Bartlett, taxes bought a restaurant less than a s e n t...... yearn to Ind. fonnar realdeato of Stafford n w «wl>wt>«ik«k« ■«*—*•“———*—»**<* i Wm and after learning the methods and costs of 1211.43. block away from tboee run by Jock Spriaga aad SomersvlUe. are tha KRAUT a> kw »wkk w **—* —*—* M wnrha eweagoj—SanU will visit the LoU 15 and 16, Middle HelghU wiwik iekiiwmiN— ...aaiw rai^ .£ need in tbs Maaehester market de- •luM of the horse world in Chicago Dempsey, Mickey Walker and Ben­ N am e paraato of a daughter, Martha, bora Iciared them better than at any of tract, on Oongreas street, owned by ny Leonard. to them at the LaPorto City hoa- on Chilstmu Eve. Jemes H. Brehant, taxes and coats pitaL f the Atlantic aaaboard markets that Young, manager of the of 8119.47 g e ib. ijM had viattad and that be waa corn- Address ,,,,• ,■,,•,,., »*ee«*e« Stephan Natale. Salvatora Da- A n U ^ e lty aooiety, said employees Ixit 108 McKee Farm tract, on NAMES lukua and Cbriatlan Sacoo who ^ S g »39S ii back later whan the auction womd *Uver baskets to u n d O T ^ Broad street, owned by Bridget waa opeead, for further in- have been reaidlng at tba home of whrt horses In.poorer sections of the Mun*y Oarlapd, taxes and coats of Des Moines, la.—Edwin Zyselew- Sem^the.BUjiV) - Mr. and Mra. Andrew Natale on' Baymente .May B« Paid At QUINN’S. them w in be apples, oar- 8,223.34. ski. oateopatnle college student, : ‘ West street, sailed last Saturday on CXIUNTRT BOIX G. Ahwd. tinasurer cf the totCp nail, cB'sckad com asd t«ts S3 and 118, Hemsatead Park Hhaatar Tru|M company, which thought he was tbe "last man ia the V onr Name tha Liner Rax from New York for tract ,on'Congrtas street, owned by country” until he scanned the New Italy where thay wiO ipand four ' acted aa auction treasurer fbr lAura Brabant and Laura Brehant- -WhUa thay flA t aacb other krltb shot and shell, loyaliet and zabel BUTTER I market fo r tba past two Mara, ■ spinning speeds of tbe I Sork and Chicago dty directories. mcotlu vlalttng with relattvaa aad BRUNNER'S S n ^ , taxea and ooeta of 8288.71.' toreea in S p ra also contend with e common enemy—cold. The I He found a New York mechanical friaada. ^'feci*4y c t tha biiamese ♦>»»«■ Thirty-three acres of woodland on blttef, im-roeture winter weether is whldi ^ ermles bettle makee Address . • .-•, ,,,,,, * "Always A t Tour SonrlMT •an dens and of tha good feel- ^ thicknee* of J engineer named —Jolm Zsch and a - Mr. and Mra. Falnaaa Howard thrMid depends on the num- Birch Mountain, owned by Charles necessaiy the wool cap worn under hls steed helmet by this defender I Chicago mariner named John 2Bpat. „ and daughtor Barbara who have 80 OAKLAND STREET FHONS l l f l i t bad eadated and anwrad the M. Curtis, taxes and coats of of Madrid, end the gloves that keep hi* trigger' rfinger from freezing .But m Des Moines he’a tops In r ^ bar «C gianda put Into aetloB. iXKiJL • . to tba fnaAtpe i^ 'a oalo^stai beat apandtaig aome time vlaltliig Open Nights and S m ^ y s ’y v m t r t m , . . . with hla J)aranti4 Mr. and Mrs. ' r

I j J.: ^ :**,»<*- EfllA LF-ACRE Princess Elizabeth Adorer National I’Caard Liken Torrance T ^ iffriei in Eden — News After First Start in king! Throughout British Empire B Y S t a m o A R N E i Oswpaay *V*- TBB ffrORY 80 WATa Tbs . wAM/w* OAmKELD, eaegMer The company enjoyed one of the red rose sprang frdm the floor! BY BABQT GK4r803C shag gseQ and wrHton about »li tb* aware of a board thrust across the Fslrjr Queen bos entesed Om pal­ That surprised the Ice Queen, I «C WMOtky FHIUP OANFOCLO, ice. iMst banquets they have had k t the ace of tile omel lee Queen to see (MBA 8pasts Editor.) Tbstter heavyweights from Jack Welker Cochran Winner IB—«■ n O O B HoOOUG&IX, Art­ He got one arm to the board, and Armory lost Monday night. Arnold If ske eon help' resoae Ondmii, con assure you. She leaned forward Jank TosnnM, who ate himself JohnibaB to Jim Braddock. "It ro- ist. AttMT the myaterioo* iOn- clung there a while, gathering Paganl, the company .cook, served tiie dongkter q( Nils, the VOdng. and picked the rose. It wilted in her out (4 oq Qlymple tbapipIpnAMp, malned for dock Torrance to demon­ •MMMnuMW of FRANK KBNDBXOK. strength for a final effort. He was a turkey dinner to the members of Nils woltr optsMe wttii two of hand. But the Fairy Queen flew a ^ p eors to have conquered bis ^ 9pe- strate It to me (or the first toe. Of 3-Cushion Cue Title to wbMD Bbrola \mA be«B eastoied. horribly numb, and hampered by the company and their guests. The Santa's toys. few feet away, tapped the fl.A)r Tommci) boa the most poteno left By LOB BLACK tokM ikortagM a n found In Ken- water-heavy clothing, but, with a committee for the affair was headed again, and another rose sprang For the next few - months Tor- Jab I’ve ever seen propdlqd by a Assoeiatod Prass Sparta Writer drioJt'o boilBMa Mxsoants, Bdarcfn by Sergeant Walter (Jowles. The from the floor. The lee Queen ran ropos, pase4 down to a w w 380 bsavyweighL , Chicago, Dec. 14.—:(AP)—WelkcrxfiO to 88, in 13 innings. Taking the Off-Sonson Chattar The Horiarty Brothers’ Flraatonesnln the stats. Ths West Bhidi ros­ convulsive thrust that. left him in Chapter Seven “He launches bis career with (Vichrao p( Sail Francioco held his * In more nkooked than heartbroken. agony, he pushed her shoulders to Battalion Commander, Major Haw­ A" The Fairy Queen’s Trick . for it. pounds, will be fed nothing but the floor against Matsuyapia a heJf Football; Everybody In the Yale take to the road again this Thurs­ ter includes such star performers os She naUies ahe waa never In love ley, was present and talked to the She picked the second rose, and choicest assortment of stublebums more co-ordination and a much finer third world’s three ciuhlon billiards hour latnr Ctochran repeatedly rogde Tom Lincoln and Ben AUolra cif the the edge and held here there until When the Fairy Queen flew off and roundheelB. For Baby- Jack background than Jess Willard or championship today—and a lion’s difficult ahota to build up a lead. Bowl one October day this season ss day night to oppose the Bristol West WlUl him. someone, spread wit on Gia board, men concerning Federal Inspection. to the Ice Queen's palace, she had it w ilM like the first one bad. Can Dartmouth ana Yale battled it out famed Bristol High team of 1980-81, MeOoucall- .attractive '.imtll Capt. Hathaway of the Howitzer you see what the *!Vdry Queen was surprised even his fondest admirers earners. Bbure of the starring honors of tha When the Japanese star threatened Bhda'at tha BeH City in quest of Ed Kohlea of last year’a high team, grapeed her and was pulled back by very clever idea. She had decided "A majority probably expected to 1946 angle tournament Ctochron ran six and shortly after­ In their annual footbMI game, but DOBOTBY OSBORN, who dlaUkea other hands. Co. also spoke a few words to the doing? She was coaxing the Ice In bis bow ss a professional pugilist only two pel ions wero In on prob­ their second triumph of tha lesson Bordeaux, formerly of thn Briitol Rivals Fall Easy Victims to leada hlna to believe Marcia men. Besides the above named, not to permit the Ice Queen to see Queen along her big throne room, In New Orleans the other night. see a lumbering giant of the ear­ . The west ogost expert clinched the ward ran out with a brilliant cluster In 08 many starts. The Fireatonea Speedboya, and a host of other high It would have been' no great ex­ her. She knew the Ice Queen’s cruel UUe In the early morning hours yes­ ot five points. ably the sweetest football story of In eni^nced to another man. ertion in warmer water to reach the following officers were also down the balls and finally outside Mika Jacobs has Torrance, and no ners type, or a colorless fellow like tbe season. . got away to on auspicious beginning and aeml-pro brlUlonts. n e r e la a bank holdnp and police present, Capt. McVeigh, lieutenants strength, and that she would have the palace. ons realisss the ring possibilities of Willard. terday by defeating Klnrey Mat­ Matsuyama finished second with on ThanKogivIng night with a declo- Morlartys will oeleot their start, Fme Shooting and Pus- then across the pool and haul the to trick the chilly lady. "Instead they saw a 260-pound suyama of Japan, 80 to 87, In S3 In­ seven wins and four defeats. Den­ A friend ot ours, with Yale ten­ eommandeer the Oanlleld oar to boys over, but to McDougall, numb, Hagedom and Frey of Co. K and *Now We Can Enter’ a gigantic coUegln with the ath­ dencies, sat next to an olderly gen­ stve 47 to 28 victory oyer the Mid­ ing five from Bobueta, Salmonde. follow the bandlta. The oar la But she suspected something you letic background of ths Lnulsiana athlete with the speed, of a light­ nings. Starting Friday oftarnoon, ton placed third with six 'wins on-J dletown Speedboya, gained through Sheldon, Chapman, Della Fere, Bis­ spent and fighting off a cloud, it Lieutenants Murpbey and Bykols'kl She even passed Nils and Mister Cochran put on ono of the moet tleman who obviouily woe a Dart­ wrecked and both Macia and her of the Howitzer Co. After the and I 'would never guess. She felt- and Captain Buttons on the bill State luminary more than the old weight. You’ve read and heard five losses. ..Willie Hoppe, defending on Impressive display of aggrossive- sell, Frazier, Judd and Anfonlo. The mg of PA’s; Girli A n was the supreme endeavor of a life­ there was a love of flowers In the that before, but this time It Is the spectacular finiohea ever osen In tha champion, Jay Bosemon of Detroit mouth enthuaUuit. The game, tether are Injured. McDoncall, time. banquet Mr. Uricb who Is mateb- o tslde without noticing them, she Broadway ticket scalper, which had a green tinge from the noaa and power. locals plan to open their heme sea­ driving with Porothjr Onbore, ar- maker for our coming wrestling Ice Queen’s cold heart. That seems Witb the boys already comparing unvarnished truth. Not since Jack sport. He d^eated Johnny Layton and lAytonu tied for fourth, fifth The local quintet will send lU son St tha "Armory on Christmas Afterward be could not remem­ strange, maybe, because when the was so absorbed In nmning after of Sedolls, Mo„ seven times title- and sixth places witb five wins and start, early proved the old gentle­ Beaten hy 26*16. riven on'toe icene and takea Mar­ ber his desperate reaching, Ralph’s matches spoke on the proposition to the parade of magic flowers. In a Torranee witb Jim Jeffries, Jacobs Dempsey came to- New Orleans In atrongent Ilnsup-lnto ths (ray in an lilght against an opponent yet to be cia aed her father to the hoepital. the men. Mr. Uriofa also had Ice Queen arrives at our homes In should moke the Great American 1618 to train (or his match with holder, and then downed MaUuyama (our los'iea. man was wbat In grandstand lexi­ attempt to turn book the West Ehids Bclected.‘ ed. An ‘ ■Important mieeUng of efforts to help In being helped, and early winter the leaves drop from fe\ minutes she had disappeared to aend the tourney -into a three way Cochran flrat won the three cush­ cography Is known oe a "pusher’’— ' Their Injorlee are aUght. AI- the hands that reached again from many Interesting pictures a t the c.er a hiU. Sucker Tour of Prlmo Corners look Carl Morris have I 'seen a heavy­ a aympsthetlo apectator so Intent who have already played several the team will be held tonight at the " thonch Marda’a arm In In a aline, flood recently at which the company the trees in fright, and all the flow­ like a whirl around a kerosene olr- weight entitled to the tog 'a posM' life for first place. ion crowm In 1983. He won it again games this season and have proven East Side Reo at 7 o’clo^ and all Showing a decided aupeifority in the edge of the Ice amd, after a lit­ ers die. But that happens because "Well, I declare." said Nils. In the first plsyqff gome Cochran lu 1935 and- promptly lost it to iipoi) tha play that ha unconsciously every department of the gama, the ahe takea part, a abort time after­ tle, pulled the boy from the water. was on duty. A good turnout of "Wasn’t that clever? Now we can oult without even having to cMl up- ble champion’ os Is Jock Torrance. leans in the direction the ball (or one of tbe leading cage aggregatloui players ora requested to be present ward, In an amateur play. A New recruits were present with a few the Ice Queen Is so rough. She real­ on the Big Boy of the Bayous to "I’m assuming that Torrance will downed Tiff Dmtoh of Kansas City, Hoppe in a challenge match. Polloh-Amerleana rifled out an aai^ Nor could he remember that then ly wranto to gather the flowers, but enter the palace.” that he can take a punch train faithfully and make the neces­ punch. If at a boxing match, etc.) Is York producer attenda the perform­ his own hands failed and he fell signing up right away without fur­ "Just like a woman—a trick,” traveling. 66 to 25 triumph over a much weak­ ance and .offera Dorothy a part In ther ceremony. when, she does pick them they die losing bis speed and bead, sary sacrifices to succeed. Also er and Inexperienced Middletown 8L back. Back and under the Ice, so said Captain Buttons. "Now there’s ce weighed 320 pounds that he can "take It” and stand up. This is naturally more or less un­ hla next production. that those on the surface all but Preceding the banquet a drill In her cold hand. a dancing doll back 4n Toyland-!- comfortable to tbe person just next, Mary’s quintet at tbe East Side Rec Marda flvee a party for Doro­ was held on the Armory floor. The Bed Boee Sprang Up be returned from Berlin last “Torrance showed that he has the yeiterday afternoon In a state FoUsh failed to bring him out In time. "Hush!" snapped Mister, the pup. summer and told Jacobs that be spirit of a good fighter. One might especially when It’s done with any JESSE OWENS IS NAMED League enoounter. The PAC Glrie thy. Bruce goes, but the mlaun- There was a considerable period company waa formed at seven So the Fairy Queen slipped JOE LOUIS TO OPPOSE force. deratandlnKS between him and Mar- o’clock and went through a session quietly through a window and stood "You’re always bragging. Let’s get would Uke to take a whirl at the even say he displayed the ’killer’ put up a gallant fight in the prollm- when McDougall knew nothing of into the palace while we have beak busting business. Jacobs sent Instinct, for be did not give Fljmn The quarters were rather close up iimry but faded in the final period to cta are Increaeed Inatead of lea- the world, and another period when of close order drill under the offi­ eurvejdng the Ice Queen’s throne time.” where our two leading men of this he dreamed awfully and talked cers of the company and later were room. Shq slid down a shaft of Herb Brodle to New Orleans to de­ a chance from the time his first story were sitting and our friend be­ lose by 28-18 to the St. Moyy'a Bruce and MKE BRADFORD, Instructed by Lieut. Stephen Frey light, and right In front of the Ice "Yes, let’s hurry,” said Nils, pick­ velop the large blond who tossed the snappy jab cut a gash In the Irish­ EDDIE SIMMS TONIGHT OUTSTANDING ATHLETE Olrto. wildly. ing up the toys and running down come secretly annoyed at ths eon- Seconds Finish Gams aewapaperman, decide to buy the And much later he awakened in on the subject "Interior Guard Queen’s feet she tapped the floor 16-pound shot to a new world rec­ man’s mouth and made him ready atant pressure on his shoulder. He looal newapaper. Duty.” During this period the with her tiny foot. The strangest the bill to the palace gates. ord whUe a student at L. 8. U., for the ‘klir until the finish. opportunltios in the state, meats to­ The PolUb-Aroerk regulars ran up a strange room and, though feeling over Its opponents . . . certainly. It started a few times to ask the gen­ a 17 to 6 margin In ths opeiilag NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY. very weak, was slowly aware of lieutenant not only Instructed the thing happened. Pop, a beautiful Tomorrow; Nils Finds Gudrun. where he also played heaps of tackle tleman to quit crowding. But he day in New H aven...ths annual men but ajso demonstrated the dif­ and was the varsity basketball cen­ Ample Room Even for One Brown Bomber Faces Slo* has been at least of equal calibre In dinner of the Central Connecticut World Champion Sprinter quarter and Inereosed tha lead to CHAPTER XXDC. things about him. these respects . . . was such a nice-looking man, was so 27-8 by halftime, after which the Something, aald Miss Sellers to One of the things he noticed as ferent procedures which a sentry ter. as Bulky as Torranoe. keenly Intent upon the play and Football Aosoclatlon takes place to­ goes through on bis tour of duty. Brodle was a good enough light­ Harry Martinez, sports editor of night In Hartford with the "Green and Broad Jumper Rated rvaervea were sent Into setiim to her aged mother, should be done for he gradually grew stronger and Although the state bears a good weight to fight Rocky Kansas and the New Orleans States, seconds venian Fighter m Teih On the boais of tbe Red and waa so completely -unconsclbua of keep tha PA’s fsr In front to the the entertainment of their tenant. looked around with more interest The second wrestling match spon­ part of the expense (or tuition and White's showing against Meriden hts sympathetto crowding, that our Derby” story tailing contest a fea­ sored by the National Guard will be HEBRON the late Joe Welling. He was un­ Dlgby, and stresses the oll-lmport- ture...Don Jesiee, Trinity's coach, closing whistle. Brilliant passwork Bruce McDougall bad, since his was the view from the window. It transportation still the burden is der the management of Jie late and Middletown, In both of which friend didn't have the heart to soy and excellent shooting featured ths arrival in their bouse, been left to was, he told hlnuiolf mockingly, a held at the Armory this coming a considerable one (or the town to ont.fact that Torrance Is not mus­ Round Battle at Cleveland games we feel that Manchester anything. U ths dafendlLg champion.. .St, Leading Sports Perform­ Wednesday, December 16th. All Paddy Mullins, the Bowery charac­ cle-bound anywhere, including be­ victory. The locals also showed a bis own devices and to the atten­ little tough for fate to compel a What the Bible Means Today," shoulder, and when the pupils com­ ter who handled Mike O’Dowd and tween (he ears. should have been victorious, we ore But the-big climax came In tbe Thomas Seminary’s return to tha vast improvement in their foul tions of the Bradfords or people he sick man toi look out on a distant members of both companies will bo was the theme of the Rev. B. A. plete thel. education they almost In­ Inclined to tbe belief that the local nerve-tingling (Inal quarter with Interscholostlc bnaketboll field waa er of Year iaA P. PoD; chootlng sinking U out of 16 tries admitted free of charge as will the or Hari WUls. Dick Burke, former president of — Is Heavily Favored to players are lacking In fighting spirit Dartmouth leading, 4 to 0, on two had met through them, while bis hilltop where he bad once, ages ago, Lewis’ sermon at the Hebron and variably go away from the town to It wasn’t Torrance’s, feat that Im­ the National Boxing Association greeted with joy throughout tha from the foul circle. landladies had spent small effort, built a dream. ladles provided Jhey are escorted Gilead Congregational churches seek their livelihood. Thus the town and courage . . . but that belief safettsa and the Indians on the way state and the institution, which used Kovis, OpMach and "Whltay" By- Every, m em ^r of the company pressed the critics, for one Owen and one-time Louisiana boxing oom- doesn’t stand up very well in tbe to a touchdown. beyond hla accommodations, to Half an acre, half an acre—half Sunday, In observance of "Unlver- is deprived of adding to Its numbers Flynn of Augusta, Me., obviously missloner, asserts that Torrance Wm With Early Kayo. to turn out top-notch fives, made a Hobbell, 2nd; Kelley 3rd. oholskl featured for the looals, with make him feel like a member of the an acre In EMen! should feel it bis duty to bring a sa Bible Sunday," which (ell on the as citizens the young people whom face of the Alumni, Rockville and As the Big Green team marched wise choice In naming Adrian Bren- the rest of tbe players also g e ^ friend to the match as they are be­ was a setup. It was the manner looks much more formidable today Trade School games, In the loat two toward the Bulldog’s goal, tha old oonuDUBltye The View was still there when, 6tb of the month, but was postponed It has helped educate, and has to go in which Elack Jack disposed of than Willard did a year before be nen, former official and Aetna Life welL Koslnskl and Bermsrk stood Actually, Mias Sellers recounted, later, with a pencil and sheet or ing run for their benefit. on. with the seemingly endless task of which the High cagera came gentleman grabbed our friend wlth- girls’ coach, os the chalked court c u t' for Middletown. It iraa ths In It observance by Mr. Lewis on tolnutea, , lifted. titte.-ftoto .duck Jo h n ^ .’ft . Cleveland, Pec. 14,—(AP)—Joe (NOTE) ; This is the first ot a llBM^'had'''tidt artly what he needed, and to repeat "Where’s Mike?” he asked. and followed with hand signals and village and Amston there will be no Thursday, Friday and Saturday, charity show purse Is $4,000. plunges just aa If the lad could hear waa much better than in post gomss (Photo from Studio Lisa; copyright, 1036, NEA Service, Inc.) formations In extended order. Va­ especial drive, but those who are in­ have been sufficelnt to fill wells and Brot Since Dempsey, Etc. right, for there is ample room even Some 11,000 persons were expect­ are all fine physical specimens and him. was sent by hts paper to Miami to New York, Deo. 14—(AP) To hie and the score was tied a t 16-oU at A the entertainment would only be “On the Job—I hope. He said to It was an Interesting experiment for one as bulky os Jack Torrance. should have plenty of strength and beoefiolaL Closer moves the day when another Queen Elizabeth may rule BrUaln. With the Duke of York In the role rious experiences were related by terested In helping ^ong the cause swell brooks and ponds, as well as ed for the heavyweight mlxup, "That’s It now. Keep going. cover aeronautical races. collection of four OIjrmpIc gold the end of the third quarter wbsn tell you he'd be In this evening. . .. . saturating the earth. ’Ihe tempera­ in New Orleans, and my most trust­ It might be advisable to withhold stamina . . .and the Middletown What Miss Sellers planned she Why, you idiot! You’re working! of King, pretty, popular little Princess Elizabeth becom PS the heir presumptive to the throne. Here she Is Lieut. Hagedom while doing this at are urged to get In touch with Mrs. scheduled for ten rounds. Most of clash was far from gruelling enough There’s a hole on your left. Inside. m^ols, as many oak trees, and ths tbe local defense want to pieces and. Fort Benning, Georgia. A drill Horton and hand In their member­ ture has been so mild that new ed operatives were at the ringside. the verdict until the socking shot- the boxing observers and many of Inside. Now cut. (Jut quick. Watch toe St. Mary’s Glris romp«Kl to vto- t/i usually accomplished, and though And the nurse told me you weren’t shown In an exclusive, new portrait, fondling her pet dog -n child who already ha.s captivated the hearts of Their reports astound me. “I putter is hit solidly and with au­ to prove exhaustive . . . profits of Is big broad Jump from ^ McDougall bad brought home a new well enough for me to stay long. waa held under Capt. McVeigh in ship fees as early as possible. shoots appear on garden shrubs of Simms’ best friends thought, how­ that fellow on your right. That’s It. tory. Lojeski festurdU for the h> ^ : millions of her future subjects. the company room and Sergeant all kinds. LHacs are budding out didn’t see Jeffries in his prime, but thority by someone of some worth, ever, that Louis would abbreviate That’s It. cross step him now. That’s LUTHERANS WIN AGAIN amateur to profeulonai ronlis, Jesse girls while Bjglnskl and ZawtlsnsM i ■j book in prepcuatlon for on Idle Sat­ Why don’t you take care of your­ The Women’s Birdge club held its for more than 26 years Tve heard however. It would be unwise to Finally, there’s the matter of urday afternoon, a rare treat now self? Dam If you don’t look Janicke was In charge of recruit In­ usual weekly party Thursday after­ anew, and grass shows green as the spectacle. It. That’s It. You’re loose. You're Owens today con add tbe accolade went best for tbe winners. struction. summer In places. Yotmg folks sigh about the boilermaker’s left and build Torrance up on a none-^too- "Can't fool around with Simms dissension among the players . . . loose. Now ahoot! x x x." of recognition os the outstanding Nest Sunday afternoon, the looal.. that the Oaxette demanded so much feverish." The first of three humanly cadllly, she has been shown to hci picked out from the adult hrldes- noon at the home of Mrs. T! D. fighters who knocked out opponents flrm foundation. ’There is too much we’ve watched the team pretty time, they were on their way to Mill written articles about the little 'At the drill tonight the cotton Martin. Three tables were in play. for skating and coasting of which long. Don’t pay to dilly-dally with The old gentleman kept talking, Although bowling far below their athlete of 1636. buys’ and girls’ quintets will sntar- • "I wasn’t working,” McDougall public jdaily. malds And she squelched with a with a jab,” writes Fred Dlgby who of him to fall. closely thus fsr this season ond-have The sepia streak from Ohio State, tabi the New Britain Holy Cross ,< Pond at the moment when. If left protested. "Just amusing myself." heiress of Great Britain’s throne uniform will be worn. We will Mrs. Martin was winner of first they were beginning to have a little that kind," said Louis In one of his seen no signs of internal strife . . . beating an accompaniment through­ usual form, the Luther League team —Princess Elizabeth. She ' was early conscious of thl.s single disapproving glance of her open with a session of close order taste before the thaw began. typically short speeches. out upon our friend with his fists. crowned world champion sprinter teams at' tha Btest Bids Rae la Po- : alma, he would have turned Page "What were you doing? Here public Interest In herself. Once It younger sister, Margaret Rose, to honors. Miss Clanssa Pendleton sec­ Individualism has marked some of of the Emanuel Lutheran church and broad jumper in the Olympic lish League tuasles. Now' Britain's W and found tha first body of let mother, sea. Oh, Bruce, It’s drill which will probably be fol­ ond. Refreshments of home-made "Mouldy," a three-colored cat Simms has plenty behind his the games to a small extent but By the time the Dartmouth back Is recorded that she was attend­ communicate with her by child­ lowed by an advanced course in In­ blows and his only chance was hod dived across the goal line, our gained ita third straight shutout of Games at Berlin, ran off with Uia array Ineludsa such (omisr High aarles of six. eharmlngl If I could have a house By MILTON BRONNER ing a concert with her royal grand­ hood’s finger-waggle system. cookies and cocoa were served. Miss owned by the Pendleton slaters, there seems nothing to support the ballots In the sixth annual poll con­ school stars as Dobsek and SlspSsl Ihara had baen a February thaw like that—but we're buying a news­ NBA Bervioe Staff Correspondcat terior guard duty. Extended order C. E. Kellogg will entertain the club brought in a rat E’rlday which figured to be his right hand. The suspicion that the boys have person­ friend looked Uke a punch-drunk tbe season and Ita 10th straight vlc- mother. When Blio stood up In the will then be executed under the su­ boxer walking out of on arena aft­ ducted by the Aeaoclated Preos to and promlsss to give tha PA's a sUS a faw days before, so that skaters paper Instead, aren’t we? What’s box to see better, the then Queen next Thursday evening. measured sixteen Inches from ths Bomber’s handlers say be bos al differences , . . such things, how­ toiy in two years by defeating New determine -this year’s leading p o f fight to remain up among the Isagus had feared for tha sport, but now It for, practice? Or are you really London, Dec. 14.—Probably the Prophetically Hailed pervision of the officers of the com­ Dwight Martin, a student at the tip of Its nose to the end of Its tail. Round Robin Event Won changed his tactics since hit unex­ ever, don’t usually show on tbe sur­ er another lacing. Britain at tbe Central alleys In tbe Mary reprinjanded her conduct and As “Queen Elizabeth” pany. former among the men, amateur Or Isadars. the weather waa colder. The pond planning to build? Tell mother, most seU-possessed person in the M.. Hermon School for Boys, is It was about the size of a large pected knockout from Max Scbmel- face and this may bs the answer Furthermore, our friend was set­ Hardware City Saturday night. Tbe pro. In any sport The scores; was erow her resi­ looked at him for ths first time. 1— C. BycholsU, r( .. 8 l- l ' McDougall had only arrived when about Helen Waddell?" th. little Pr'nccsB Elizabeth Alexan­ "gag” for the olders girls just Uke likes bis school very much. This Is dence at her present quarters the day after -the heavily,favored De­ Considerably disheartened by tbe Hugo Benson bit high single ot ed the outstanding periormsr of 1— B, ^oholskl. If, e 1 3-4 she, alert through long experience Mary, stern and unlmpres.sed, could any other student. That means mak­ Much talk has been heard about in-and-out performances of bis "Please excuse me", he said, "I’m them all. McDougall smiled faintly. dra Mary, herself. and did. She had the prlncc.s.’) hus­ town concerning the revival of the the first vacation he has had since cat has brought In so many rats troiter demolished a coUple of spar­ really awfully eorry—but you see 126 and Peterson of New Britain 8— Hsrsburds, If . . . 3 S-S ' as a teacher, saw that adult author­ "Or Ruth Peterson, or Catherine For 10-golng-on-ll, the Princess ing tea. running errands, and even entering the school Ituit (all. and mice that her ’lew owners feel L(k:als Defeat Pittsfield and ging partners—one under orders to chargee to date, Coach Oark ta de­ rolled high triple of 337. nice Ben­ Fifty-one of the 66 experts con­ 9— Kovls, 0, U ...... 3 3-3 ity was needed in tha group. Many Archer?" tled out a back door and sent home shining shoes, for those who out­ old military ball. Many local peo­ I PACKERS CAPTURE termined to get at tbe root of the sir, that was my boy!” tributing to ths 1686 poll put Owens Elizabeth has always accepted uer with a nurse. ple may recall some held In recent Mrs. Victoria Strong, a summer that she has well paid for food and toss lots of rights—m quick order Baseball: son hit high single for the girls 0— Obuehowskl, rg .. 8 i 0-0 of the youngsters were skating too He was only amused. royal position with the utmost com­ rank her In scholastic standing, resident of this place. Is spending shelter. She did not make a meal Saturday and shadow-boxed with a trouble this week and there is a with 101 and tied with Louise at the top of the list With a total 2— Vojeck, rg ...... I ' 0-1 close to a danger sign In the far even If not In blood. years which turned out to be very Bristol m Tonmament strong possibility that the first team (Jonnectlcut friends of the Brook­ of 170 points In the final tabulation, "Or Marcia Canfield?” asked placency. Sh has faced the wbite successful. It Is hoped wo will uie winter this year at New .u>- out of her big catch, but took a third. Louis was expected to weigh Jonsson for high three string with 1— Blumlslsskl, rg .. 0 0-1 end a t the expanse of Ice, where the Joan. light of relenuess publicity with all Enjoys Position The days are past when Queen PRO GRID HONORS about 202 and bis opponent four will be given a thorough overhaul­ lyn daffy boys and Hartford people Jesse nearly trebled tbe count of bis 9—Fslkoskl, Ig .. .V. 1 1-1 hear more about this soon. chelle, N. Y., and her daughter. Miss great deal of pride in exhibiting It. ing with several changes in pros­ who know John Gorman, native eon 278. nearest rival, Carl Hubbell, south­ pond was fed by a brook. Mc-^ Hla face went red. the professional aplomb of a royal Among Royalty Mary greeted the toddling girl ’’as Jean, Is attending school there. pounds leas. The scores; 3— Saverick...... '.4 3 3-3 Dougall followed as ahe skated to­ "How about minding your own "bamblna,” and when Edward, he Private Llewellyn Bissell has re­ Mrs. Paul (3oates^ has returned Here, Losing Only One of New York, Dec. 14.—(AP) —The pect . . . West Hartford brings a who is general manager of ths paw ace of ths New York Giants Shirley Temple. Hence this extremely self-possess­ ceived a position as usher In They will not go south this winter. from a week spent with her moth­ Green Bay Packers took a big Arthur Donovan of New York, weak team here Friday night for Brooklyn baseball club, will bs In- New Britain Girls and her of the year’s longest streak, ward the area and warned the chil­ business?" ^ he demanded, much that was king, jocosely met her ___ 10 n 11^ Her position before the public of ed little princess probably "took In Hartford theater. Schools of the town will close the er-in-law, Mrs. Charles W. Stewart, Christmas present back to Wiscon­ who refereed tbe ScUmeltng- Louis tbe final game of 1636 but the H. (Jarlson . .. 70 74—144 Hubbell, voM tbe outstanding dren back fi^im the spot. fiercely than he had intended. the British Isles Irresistibly calls her stride" the momentous event wi'h a casual "Hullo, Queen Eliza­ affair, will be tbe third man. terested in this yarn which took S t JHaryh Beya (33) "Watch me. Miss Sellers,” a fat And so I’ll leave my post upon 24th of the month for a Christmas In Terryvllle. Mrs. Stewart recent­ Seven Gaines; BeQ City sin today—the national profession­ vagaries of the Red and White hoop- place during the recent baseball L. Gustavoon .. 86 62 88—260 athlete of 1933, posted 61 points. 'Ebccuse me, I’m rnirc," said Joan up a comparison with adulated which brought her one step nearer beth!" vacation of about-two weeks. At Louis’ handlers Indicated they A. Ba.igston .. 78 — - — 78 K B. F. youth called. *lt must be eOl right; primly. ‘Well-, how’s tricks? being properly relieved. ly underwent an operation at Hart­ al football league championship. aters makes up hesitate to venture a meetings In Montreal. Third place, by thn tllm margin of 1—Buss, rt ...... 0 1-1 American film starlet. The "fan the throne. Especially when ahe Was there prophesy In his care­ Corporal D. Shea. the Green there will be a Christmas ford hospital, from' which ahe Is . Waking up after going around In Were not particularly' disappointed prediction on the outcome . . . E. Carlson . .. 87 97 82—206 a single point, went to Yale’s foot­ It’s hold me up.” How have they been treating .you? waa somewhat younger, her under­ less words? Whether there was or Cops 5-Game Thriller. To begin with, the Dodgers went 0— J. Burak, r f ...... 0 0-0 "I do wish they'd leave this end mall" received by the little prin­ entertainment by the two rooms, slowly recovering. what closely resembled a trance dur­ by the New York boxing commis­ to Canada with two managere, Bur­ M. Freaan .. ., 80 98 98—266 ball captain and All-America end, 3— -Bsmsrk, if ...... 3 3-8 Have you everything you want? cess has always approxmlated that standing of, and satisfaction in, her not, the educational regime, the grammar and primary, at the Town sions action In ruling out Louis pro­ A. Behgaton .'. — 70 ----- 70 Lawrence Morgan Kelley of Wil­ of the pond,” the teacher said ap­ How’s the view?. ceremonial pomp, and the watchful Mrs. Walter Wright spent Satur­ ing the first quarter, the passing leigh Grimes, who will receive $10,- 9—Wlsnsski, If...... 0 0-0 prehensively to McDougall. "The directed to Shirley. When ahe royal position, was clear. Hall, Wednesday evening, the 23rd. powerhouse from the midwest posed shot at Jimmy Braddock be­ 00' for running the ”aoo” and Casey M. Erlkson . .. — 79 76—184 liamsport, Pa. Kelley nosed out 4— Wlnsskl, c 3 0-3 She looked out the window. wears a new style or color of dress. Servants have always bowed In care with which she Is always day In Hartford visiting her mother, The local Recreation Centers’ vol- fore Braddock meets Scbmellng In Max Scbmellng. the German heavy­ Ice Is safe at the other side. Look "You had that hilltop site in The program will Include a Christ­ Mrs. May Bogue. marched Into the title yesterday Stengel, who will get $16,000 for not 1— Pscbolskt, rg 1 0-0 British mothers rush to the stores her presence, and visitors to her guarded,, all these will be Intensified A T CAMP mas play, written by Miss Gertrude I leyball team gained another notable with a 21-6 victory over the Bostoq June. A . P . NAMES LITTLE 400 481 407 1288 weight who sprang tbs yoor'a flstio at them, dancing' around out there mind?” Joan ashed In an odd voice. now that the Princess Elizabeth Is Ames W. Sisson waa home from victory over the week-end by win­ managing them. "Cose” can’t lose, 1—Knslnski, r g ...... 4 1-1 to deck their children out In similar pa •ents’ homo have always made a Jones, a grammar room pupil, with Redskins, champion of the cast. "That simply meana we’ll go out of course. Manoheater Olrla sensation by knocking out Jos Louis, 0— Hyjsk, Ig .0 0-0 Just to annoy me!" "Well, yes—what of it?" point to curtsey or bow when she lirect heir to the throne of England Hartford Satuiday, making a short ning the round-robin tournament The point totals ware 38 and 82, al­ But she was a bit amused even "Do you know anything about the clothes'. ROOSEVELT parts taken by the pupils. There visit to his home In Hope Valley, conducted at the East Side Rec Sat­ It was the first time in the four and accept a few of tbe many offers Once in town, 'Hanager-Eleet A. Benaon , .. 82 161 95—278 1— Novak, Ig ...... > 1 0-8 entered the room. und the British Empire. w e have been mode” sold co­ ALL-AMERICA TEAM P — though S'Chmsllng received five bal­ as she worried, and McDougall place?" 1 be flood of chocolates and china, will also be recitations, music, etc., and returning to the Capitol City urday afternoon and evening with years of league’s east-west play­ Grimes set about trying to msks Johnson ,. .. 91 87—178 lots for first place, Kelley none. 1—BUrek, Ig...... 0 0-0 could not help laughing at the hospital wards and handbags, dress­ , "Royalty speaking!" she cut In Agriculture or Bee-keeping, will appropriate to the season. the Bristol Boys’ (Jlub and the Pitts- offs tbe Packers had reached tbe manager John Roxborough. Louts L. Jonason ..100 05 88—278 T know it's for sale, that’s all. crisply one day when a telephone NEXT; How an empire thrilled at the same day. some deals. He etalked tbe lobby — First place nominations, otber- youngsters' antics. It has a sign on It What the heck es and dolls, named after the prin­ be soon added to the list of subjects Routine business was transacted fielU, Moss., Y.M.CA.. os ths other final elimination although theyy pre- himself was silent. , with Oonnsa at hla haoU, and at M. Brlckaon .. 77 ----- 77 wtss, Included Uirt*' for HubbeU, I t 10 8-10 83 cess Is already becoming a deluge. call v^as not completed quickly news that a boby girl waa bom and In which Instruction Is being given The recent heavy rains made lad vlously had won three titlesa in a New York, Dec. 14.—(AF) — M. Dahl man 99 88—274 Soofoliy periods: Miss Sellers skated Into the are you talking about?" how the education of a potential at the school board meeting held traveling, especially on the country competing teams. 'The event was first hod Uttle success. .. 92 two each for Colorado's Glenn Mor­ midst of the group and firmly starb- Joan button^ her coat Her “fan mall" baa always been enough. at Camp Roosevelt During the past Thursday evening at the town one of the best ever held here with row. Lost season tbe Detroit: Lions Eleven football stare whose shining Finally he wound up ta a cora«r M. Rich ...... — 89 ----- 89 ris and Georgia’s Forrest (Spec) MsnoheBtar .. . ,17 10 13 18-3B queen began. V. eek a swarm of wild bees were roads. .In Hope Valley the bridge ed herding them to safer Ice. "It's an omen,” she sadd. "That’s almost as heavy as Shirley, Tem­ The days when ahe was a golden­ clerk’s office. The subject of a new a wealth of brilliant volley boll knocked over the New York Giants Sport Chatter lights have been almost obscured with Jimmy Wilson, tbe Phllly boee. G. Johnson . ., — lOo 88—188 Towns, a pair of Olympio cbom- Middletown .... 6 3 8 14—38 Authority at length began to telL ple’s, especially at her birthday time haired baby, had lisped her own located by members of the Forest over the large brook was flooded,' being dfcjplayed by the three teams In the playoff, by the foot they played for email Boore at halftime; 87-3, H^ehea- : what It la. An omen." Improvement crew working In the consolidated school for the town and the valley was overflowed with They talked and argued and talked pione; each for Lou Gehrig, boae- The children were leaving the sus­ She dashed out, leaving McDou­ (April 21) and at aollday seasons. name Into "Llllibot," arc gone. wa~ discussed somewhat, but no ac- I In a series of hard fought matchss. A crowd of 26,648 paid 183,471 to Today this oepsrtmsnt takea up a collegee In- "minor league" competi­ until finally they reached on agree- 442 484 431 1357 ball's Iron man, and Dutch Clark, tsr. When she appeared as a bridesmaid Ctockaponset Forest directly north water. While tills did not threaten Only lost week, ths Itec. Centers set the game. That gave each of question that bos arisen oftentlmoa tion, moke up the "Little All- Referee; Boggiili pected area, while Miss Sellers gall definitely tired from the strug­ It has required extla post office of camp. Under the direction of tloi was taken. It Is felt that the n.ent. Wilson would take "Frsneby” former Colofado College All-Amer­ rounded up two last rebels, when gle to understand her. clerks and a ape al maid to handle, at the wedding of the Duke of Kent, OPEN FORUM the houses it made getting across I team swept all three matches In the the Green Bays about 1380 tor the before In connection with one sport American" team for 1986. Mknelisster Man ica quarterback (Mid pro star since Time: 10-minute periods. onlookers were amazed at her ma­ Foreman Richard Hosier, the bees location of the school house on the from one side to another difficult or I opeplng round of the Southern New winners’ shore and allowed tbe or another at Manchester High, a Bordagaray. the aide-burned movie there came the horrifying sound of (To Be Continued) and has In recent weeks become a were transferred to a hive which has Green Is not the best, as in certam But the team selected by the As­ extra frdm Hollywood, In oxebaage M(xlean ...... 96 — then with the Detroit Lions. a breaking ice sheet. ture appearance. Tall for her age. impossible for the time being. Since nglood League. Saturday the Redskins about 1178 apiece. question that defies a satUffoctory sociated Press from small college By sports, mafor league baseball S t Mary’s 0 | ^ (80) cloudburSL COLD WEATHER ANIMALS been set up In camp. At present the seasons of the year the school for a pitcher. McComb ,...... 31 , - P. B. F There was a stampede from the Princess Elizabeth was not easily the new road was hjilt In that sec­ I locals were In the seme fine form The Rcdiklna rolled up moet of answer beesuee of Its many ramifi­ teams from coast t o . coast, Is a R. Johnson . .110 led with five nomlnatlona for honors. hive Is being attendee by ten en- grounds ore very damp. At ihe tion conditions have been worse In and turned back Bristol in the first their yardage and first downs in the cations . , . here It la: BTiat is the Crimea walked in search of Gor­ Track and field showed four repre­ 0—Sokolowskl, rf spot. McDougall, in a quick sui> Reared Ta Be Queen Editor Evening Herald; roUees interested In the art of Bee­ worst the area in the front of the match by scores of 14-16, 13-9, 16-8 wrecking crew that probably could man to tall him tha glad tidings. H. Brandt 11100 0—Bondek, rt . . . - vey, saw the two stragglers safe Since Babyhood Seems to me that the dog warden, spots than they ever were. The road first Quarter and showed s high trouble . with Moneheatcr High’s hi Id Ita own In any oort of cora- Roy Johnson .106 sentatives hosing, football, golf and BOY SCOOT NEWS keeping. school bouse Is litUe short of a mud stops short of the bridge, and hol­ and 18-10. Then the Rees went on geared running attack and clever basketball team? . . . He wiped his brow, laying; tennis three each. 0— Burak, rf .... beyond the terrifying new bole in If there was a single home In the or Humane society (both have been The camp’s basketball team will hole, and there Is no adequate play­ pony. "1 got Wilson to take Bordagaray H. Benson .. 1— Bronderek, If . the Ice. He was sure all the chil­ Troop 1, American Legion lows have appeared which fill with I to defeat Pittsfield In strsdght pass offensive. British Isles which did not display named) fell far short of their full play its Initial game In the Middle ground (or the children. The library I games, lu-6, 15-T and 15-7. Many In spite of that, they were behind We don’t pretend to know . . Tbe line, averaging 200 pounda for X X X." A. Anderson 0— Kokoaaaka, if dren retreating in his direction bad Troop 7, American Legion held a picture of the princess before this duty when only one arrest was town YMCA' League Tuesday, Dec- water In wet seasons, also the hrook long rallies and hard returns with from end to end and 6 feet 3 Inches 3—Kanls ...... escaped the spread of treacherous grounds have been given up to their sets back and floods worse than pre­ when tbe period ended---aU beoauoe if anyone doss wa’d be mlgbty glad Gornuui suddenly laid a bond on (mAR'IER OAK JB. LEAOVB their meeting at the High school on week, the deficiency is probably be­ made for leaving stock out. of doors. ei bei 16. New uniforms have been use, but this spot Is not well suited sefisatlonal spiking featured the pro football’s moat famous passing to bear about It and so, we’va no In height. Tbe bockfleld includes hl>: manager’s ana. \ 803 4TS 801 1481 (Charter Oak Allaya) . 1— Baglnakl,...,. 1 - broken edges. last Friday night. The meeting was ing remedied by a bunied trip to I noticed a cow staked out on secured during the week and it Is viously. play and kept a good-sised. audience three big versatile boys am’ one New Britain Hen 0—K srjaski...... But of Miss Sellers be saw no (or a school yard. There are also battery—Arnold Herber, pitcher, doubt, would Cooeb Wilfred J. "Walt a minute," he sold. "I for­ opened with the collection of regis­ the store today. Princess Elizabeth the baseball diamond, at the time, expected that the team will present criticisms in regard to heating and or edge through out. One Pittsfield and Don Hutson, catcher, began (3arke, who bos found that twenty llghtw el^t "jsckrabblt”, Douglas got to tell you. We don’t own Bor­ C. Anderson . . 91 — 63—188 The Elephants took 8 gomes from 0—SSawlienekl -... sign. trations for the year, 1937. The has faced the camera scarcely less vigorously trimming the grass, a "snappy” appearance .in the new .rooter was on entire cheering s«c- years of coaching experience ore Locke of St. Mary’s, San Antonio, H. SrioHson ...H O 37 86—292 0—Krswsski .... He struck forward Immediately, probably to put the diamond In good orange and black uniforms. The lighting. Old fashioned wood stoves clicking. After the Packers had dagaray. I seat him to tbe Cardi­ tbe Tigers and ths Panthers took 2 troop was then formed by the 'often than the childhood Idol of are used, and it Is Impossible to se­ himsstf and did much to cn- recovered a fumble on Boston’s 47- valueless when it oomsa to that in­ Tex. nals earlier today.” W. Berfllond . . . 32 ----- 82 out of 8 from the Bears. Kovls took 0—Cayks ...... through t]^ crowd. Junior Assistant Scoutmaster who America. shape for the spring season. second week of the inter-barrack .the proceedlngs by his shouts tangible something that distin­ The selection woe mode more dif­ O. Anderson . . . 38 32 86—371 Only a moment bad passed, but iThen I saw three cows and a bcLsketball competition, shows Bar- cure an even warmth-tta the rooms, icouragement to Pittsfield’s yard line, it took this combination This being s family newspaper, tbe 8 string prise with 84/ sod Cor- ordered Scouts Quaglla, Krinjak, Her first tooth, her first strug- especially In the coldest weather. just a moment or two to collect with guishes between msdloerity and ficult by tbe foot that oome col­ we can’t give you Grimaa’ reply. C. Paterson ...U8 120 99—887 rentl high single prise with 141. At 3 3-10 33 ‘ the stiddermess of the shock had the and Humidirey to present the colors. horse roaming around a pasture rack No. 1-A leading yrith two wins and bis criticism of the rival matneas . . . athlstas esn be leges of small enrollment, such os O. Carlson PAAC Girls (16) ’ effect of leaving most of the group gllngs with baby speech, her first which Is In two towns. Maybe they and no losses. Barracks No. 2 amd Though electric lights have been In­ r li^ r s . His vocal support earned a scoring pass. Ernie Smith add­ In-Seasen Okattor 31 , -----81 the end of 10 weeks the high six After the Pledge of Allegiance, the Intelligible word, her first pony, Women don’t want to be told ed the point after Hutson scored, teugbt tbe fundamentals and fine Colgate, play bIg-league football Chick Meehan eon have the Syra­ O. Ablquist 83 103—184 average men will represent the ». B. suspended in a timeless space. boys In the troop were taken were trying to locate the town line. No. 6 tied with one win and one loss, stalled the school is so sltuated-wlth him on invitation to join the teams points of a sport to tbe nth d e g ^ while soma which play In "emoir’ 1—Lojeski, rf ...... 5 'The frightened children were her first party dress of white ebtf- If their owner were arrested it and Barrack No. 4 in the "cellar' regard to the sun^.tnat there is m- about life as it is; they want to be at a luncheon served after the Boston came right back, with cuse football Job If ha wants It. but Slleye. through a course entitled, "The ton over pink satin, her toya her told the world is what they would Pug Rentner ramming the line, •. . . the extent to which that know­ company, such os WeMero Reserve, 494 473 464 1480 0—Hi^burds, rf ... 0 watching Ralph Hanson, Jr., as In might raise a delicate legal question position with no victories. sufflclent light, and pupils have matches hod been completed. ledge is developed depenils on ths to return to h|s alma mator and U gars (0) 4—F. pietrowski, if , 2 School of the Scout" by the leaders playthings, her dogs, her nursery, As port of the Rainy Day Educa­ trouble reading work from the like it to be. running tbe ends. and combining aro barred because of their large Isava the young men of Manhattan, H. savsrlek ..104 106 37—807 a slow motion film, creep towrud of the troop. Following the Instruc­ as to which town they were In. —John Ersldne, American novelist. Hatch Goes Limit natural ability of the ind(vidual, . . student bodies. 0— Wssklewics, c . . . 0 the edge of the hole. her clothes since She began "grow: Probably they were In bo^i towns tional Program an old-fasbipneJ blackboards. It is probably - true Tbe most thrilling match of . ths with Don Irwin in- flinging forwards, but even that ts, not anough .-. . he would nave to moke several sac- J. Simmons ... 102 88 90—287 1— A. Mordaveky, rg 0 tion, wrestling matches were held ing up," all these things have been Spelling Bee waa held in the com tourney took place between Bristol and marched T8 yards with Rent- Only one college with more than rificea finondsUy, among them a B. Sumlela^kl . ,108 130 89—312 McDougall sharply rallied them. with junior assistant Mc(3arthy act­ which event would give each town a that conditions are better than they 1,006 atudenta, Howard (Ala.) la 1—H. Pietrowski, rg 0 Onmmanding them farther back, relayr^ to an avid British public whack at It. Just too bad for the pony recreation ball Friday after­ were years ago, however. Even with Twenty-five million womra In tbs and nttsfleld and went the limit of nor scoring on the first play of the An automobile is a mechaies) good'connection with a contracting J. Walker ...... 88 96 108—287 0—F, Mordsvsky. Ig 0 with one sweeping gesture, he ing as referee. In the. opening since that day of her Mrth 10 years owner. noon, December 11, 1936. With the, federal aid the expense of a con­ United Slates have inferiority com­ five gomes before Bristol emerged second period. RUey Smith missed thing ■ • • nnd on athletic team ot represented on the 1936 team. How­ bouse... Danbury fans and others M. Brozowskt . .108 93 100—800 0—Kllmak, I g ...... 0 shouted for botuds or a ladder, and match Scout Buddy Hennpquln de^ ago. In another pasture, which was entire company present, the con­ solidated school would be consider­ plexes because no economic valua­ the victor by scores .of U-7, 18-U, the point for tbe first time In 15 knowledge, nbllity and sxperienes is ard ‘contributes its captain and have on sxosllsnt opportunity to By ASSfMJIATED PRESS f«i ted Scout Benny Paganli In two By chance or premonition, tha sdso a peach orchard, some cows test was spirited, lasting fully an tion has ever been set on their ser­ 14-16, 16-4 and 16-8. It was a dog attempts. center, Norman <3ooper. then, sprawled on the Icei. moved able (or the town to undertake In vices in the home. no less mechanical without that show their loyalty for Jock Thomp­ Chlrzgo—Ooohron wins world 808 009 481 1498 : toward the hole on the side opposite out a t three falls. In the second Princess Elizabeth has been rear­ were nipping off peach buds. Per­ hour and a quarter, before the lost ddiUon to the load it already bears fight all Che wiw with the rivals dls. The Packers really hit their etrlde inner fire that marks a ehampian in • Ths only repeater from 1635 Is son and bis Trojiin football oquad three-etishkiD bllUards champion­ Rlephonta (•) fleore by periods:. match. Scouts Pat Humphrey and ed from the very moment of her haps they were testing them to see member was "spelled down”. The —Dr. Ralph Boraodl, SoSera, N. Y. playing a fighting spirit that kept In the second half, scoring in the Hilton (Mickey)’ Kobroeky, Trini­ ; Ralph. first prize, a carton of eigarettes, la school expenses, and there Is op­ any endeavor . . . coll it heart, call by attending tbs Uom’s final game ship, besting Mstsuysms, 60-37 in DeSimone ..108 87 113— 304 HL Mary's Girls 3 3 8 10—33 : The boy was now a t the very Walter Armstrong competed in birth os a potential reigning queen. if. buds were killed by the frost. On position to the project for this rea­ the final outcome in continual ..oubL third quarter on a 78-yard forward it intasUnol fortitude, call it guta ty (Conn.) halfback. —on Indoor one—In New York’s 08 innings of final playoff game; Glorgetti ...104 103 34—807 PAC Girls 5 8 8 6—13 favor of the latter. In the third Had her succession been certain, no the western slope of Box Mountalii was won.by Arthur MalnvUle I am convinced that when ws Playing (or the Recrsatlon Cen­ pass drive and again in the final or what you -will it’s an nhooluta Tbs selsoUoBs; halfUms; 11-3, B t : rtm, heedless of the danger. Mo- Plainfield, Conn., second and third son. Students who go from Hebrtm fully undeistand the economic ters were Frank Mordavsl^ cap­ 106th field artillery Wednesday Denton finishes third, losing to both Dions . .•Y.U2 113 103—338 Seers > at V Dougall saw him reaching Into the match Patrol Leader John Kiinjak step in her upbringing would have a couple of cows and a horse ware to other schools seem to show good quarter after Lon Evans blocked a neceeslty for success . . . End; Henry Hammond, South- night...tha Trojans, a powerful Cochran and Matsuyama in play- O’Leary ...100 38 114— 803 Mary’s. defeated Patrol Leader John Qua- finding comfort In a cornfield re­ prizes, also consisting of cigarettes, history of the period of the '20s, tain; George Gibbons, Bernard unt to set It up on tbe two yard wostarn (Tenn.) (home, Memphis, daiic water—reaching tutllely to- bera different. being taken by Norman Hakey, at records, some of them surprisingly we shall find that the debacle Schubert, Frank Miller, Ray Hol­ squad with a beautiful plant In Dan­ Offir Kovia ,. ...110 111 126—847 Rafsres; Dells Fsra. . ward other reaching hands. glia. In the final bout Scout James cently cleared. The horse bad satis- Sne. Oantenbeln and Bob Monnett This ssoson’s Maoehsster High Tenn.); tackle: Georgs Mike, West bury epposo the Now RoohsUs BuU- Nassau—Wlllle MacForlono ahoota Tima: Six-mlnuta quartara. Coleman took on the winner of the fled his appetite tmd was lying Bridgeport and Ralph LaVoUey, of so. With help from the state the which terminated the end of an­ land and Pomaroy Tbomaon. Jobn- scored the last half touchdown- I A i^ then ha had vanished, with When In Londoo,. New Britain. teachers are well paid, and some of other apparently highly prosper­ aon and Beech nerved oa Uneomen, cage ugTMatlon has oil ths mail­ inrginia ^ssleyan (New Castle, dogs in the '.'rublMr" gams, slaes 8S-64 on second and third rounds of 881 014 343 1693 - fnrtbsr borrifylng crackling at the third match and defeated him In Bbe^s Shown Dally down. ■' The surveying crew under the di­ the citizens appear to think It ous period was largely conMb- Edward Staum as soorsr and Dlrse- ings a t a cnmploiislilp array . , , T: gi tbasa teams fight at the drop of a Nassau open golf to load with 300 brtttla ad ^ two out of three falls. An ellmlna- From that' birth moment, the That was all I noticed as I was rection of Foreman Frank Daniels, would be better U turn our atten­ utod to by a failure of industry tor Frank Buscb aa referee. The tbs squad Indudss a genorous "hat”, and .• there ore enough at for 04 boles. Panthers (3) McDougall saw tha two in the tioa < ^test was then held for aU white light of publicity has played pretty busy that day caring for my has completed a-survey of the Chat- sprinkli^ of bolderers from last poultry, I have twenty-two hens, my tion to correcting present difficul­ to pass its Improvement on to the Rec team will travol to Somerville, year's stsHnr quintet sod a wsnltta them in Danbury, the welkin should New York—Green Bay routs Bos­ Lsuntenbacb ..98 81 90—264 watsr, clutching frantically at the the winners of the four matches for constantly about the fair golden field Hollow within the week. The ties as well as we can. and then let- consumer. Mmoa., thia coming Saturday to play HOCKEY Howard (Ala.) (Rogcrevllls, Ala.) ring...,'niUs Gray of Wstarbury ton Rsdskina 21-6 In playoff game J. Petrlcco .... 97 108 131—321 MORE . lea, otziving for a bold, and the thin which a “Boy Scout Handbook was hair of the princess. Therein ahe la wife helps me gather the eggs. results of the survey will be used to —Former President Herbert Hoo­ o f promising nswoomers . . . tbs guard; Georgs Anderson, Mlddis- (Ob! I 'most forgot to say, my cows tl-g well enough alone. Others say tha TAI.C.A- teams from Worcester, mntsrtal is thare, nr doubt shout it —Miss Connsettei;^ of 1986—is do­ ir National Profooslonol football R. Aceto ...... 33 100 82— 274PEP POWER snrfaca bcaaUng, farther and fai^ awarded which Patrol Leiuler John different from her iUnstrlous name­ compile new maps eff the area which that we may never again be able to ver. Brockton and the host city. 'The trip O r tha Assoeiatod Press. bury, (Vt.) (WsshUngton Depot, ing okay In (foiosgo and makes this OMo. J. Vojeck ...... 88 109 8S!-288 '"ther, and the .expanse of water Krinjak finally won after a full half- were out also. After putting the. will shortly be available to the pub­ NttUoiud LuBgWe . . . in every gataa that has been Conn.): taekis: Rolps Nlshsus. 1 ^ - sake Queen Blizabe^ and even hens on the roosts I went out to get get federal aid for a new school to Pittafisid on New Tears Day has ployed to date, ws sineersly bsiisva column today on Uie strangth of a Bradsntom Fla^^—Lloyd Gulllck- M. Orrenti ...141 33 8 1 - ^ ECONOMY growing. hour of work. The meeting was from the great Victoria. Nobody lic. The maps will show the loca­ house, and that we hod better take Possibly such a ban would be been conesUsd and tha locals will go Bocton i t N«w York Americaxui S. ton (Mo.) (Reading, o.); end: Leo four-column plotura in tbs Chicago •ott, with 67, wins open division of And In the aaect instant he-had then brought to an abrupt end when the cows in. They should have come tion of foot-paths, fire-places, tables necessary In New York, but out here Instead to Boston to ploy an sxhlbl- Dstrolt 3, CSiicago 1 (ovsrtims.) tbot U ^bsstar has bssn tha bst- thought they .were going to In themselves. It was so cold, but I advantage of the opportunity while tsr taom, man for man . Dsutaeh, S t Bsnsdlet’s (Ksz.) (Cbt- Dqlly News u which she dsinon- Disay Dean gold tourney; Bobby Bll 439 482 1468 ftoppad dsltberataly over the edge. the lights went off all over town. queens, and their childhood yros and parking oreaa possible. in the west, where we take our cnn.match aa port of on Open Intanuitisnsl Amsrictai LstigM. cofo): quortarboek: Dougloa Locks, otrotas ths finish of ths dsUvsry In Desk bast amateur with 68; Paul Bears (1) New the pool, whidi bad seemed The troop will bold another contest found them lying down under a pins EVERETT M. WnXIJAMB, kisses in stride, kiss mortaUty Is ex- .-X-i House program. Tbs Rsm have oloo Springllsld 1. New Haven 1, Us. quite obscure. tree chewing their cuds.' Mrs. Maty E. Tefft and her com­ ' Maacbsstsr's vnnrity players ore St. Mary's (Tax.) (Crossstt. Ark.); bowling...she’s a pictun of polao Dsrringsr and Garland Braxton, PaUsln ...... 114 88 31—330 m obmOI from atop the ice, was a t a different sort next week In But on the day of her christen­ 1st L t. Cav.-Res. Lemely low. > iccapted an invltatloo to.play In • Syraeuss S. Phllsdslphis S, Us. halfback ; Richard RlSlt, Albright Or Monty Rtfm M . ’VERITAa Commanding. panion, Miss UUlon Amidon spent a —Rod Bankaon, editor, Washing­ five-state toufnainent at Jamaica, a.busky ’o t. . . tbs ouy taam that •nd '.tbs pletors should look good on witb Trs, bead baseball players. Vines ... . 33 73 104—330 west, bat his figers closed on Mise order to interest the boys who do ing, Princess Elizabeth was car­ Princess Bfilsabeth in a regal mood day In Hartford recently. Provldsncs 6, Pittsburgh 1. bos comparsd favorably in sias wns (Po.) (Coming, N. T.); baUbaek; your won Chick KsUw and Honk ■on FraneUco—Sammy Baugh’s Cole .... . 77 102 96—376 B e O ^ a n i Bad his own feet not core for wrestling. Members Bdton, Dec. 13, 1986. ton State College pohUcatlon, N. Y., on Jtaniaty 16, when teama Amorton Asseetatisn. ried out on a balcony for adoring when rkUag beside her uncle, vdiose It is eaUmatsd that Orest Fifty-eight Hebron students ore tbs Trade Sebool . . . for os Miiton Kobro(tay, Trinity (Oonn.) 0*DonnsU.. .it goes te rn s highest passing and kicking gives Texas Ralmondo . B« 38 '97—383 Manchester atenlad for os hnposslhis age of, the troop ore asked to be prepar­ crowds to see. Since then, when, frowning on proposed Idas from New York, New Jersey, Oon- S t Paul 1, Konaas a t y 0. sbiUty, axperisnes lind knowledge r. (Springfield, >lass.); fuUbsck: Rich- abdication as King EMward V in - Abalone shells ate used In man­ Britain receives on average of attending Windham High school asctlcut, Ivanta and Data- ,8L U>ula 1, Tulsa 0 (ovsrUme.) bidder.. .tbs Oonosetiout Marins In­ Christian 3-0 . victory over Santa DeUafers . 88 188 83— 808 Motor Sales, Ine. whQe hs fonnght to hold her up — ed for a test mobilization to be held ever she was staying at the Duke makes pofisible her future Queen- ufacture of toilet articles and nov­ tbs gams is conesrnsd, ws tnink ord IVaisgarbsr, WUUsinstta (Ore.) dustries Association, aiming to pub- Clara in intersectional football Jke ■ about 32 billion tons of water this year, a larger enrollment from Spiders have 800 spinning wore wJU oo: .(No gomss sebadulsd tonight). ' 33 IMS* Oinlar I a t Torit's London house a t 14S t*lQ- sblps elty Jewelry. nuaUy ta the form a t dew. tbs town than over before known. •pooiM. Mnnriisetsr bos n ts d • dsflnita edge (East Oriags, N. J.), Belaie yoehting and motor beating gams. 438 801 431 1437 ' ''ll - ;At>:

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Shields Guardian having exhibited its annual The Hattckeat.r ~ Truat* Companr, New York, Dec. i4.—(AP)—Tl aedan; 1934 Chevrolet coach; 1980 ot said Manchester administrator acoouYit with said estate to tble Th# Admiplitrator havlnx exhibit- church Bupper Is just like getting old inanl Here’e the photographer -wood. Telephone 8810. with will annexed. Conaervator, h a vin x exh ibited Ita an ­ •d hla adminlatratlon account with Cleveland Indiana, Detroit Tiger Pontiac coupe; 1932 Chryaler Court for allowance, it la nual account with aald .atata to., home after the dinnra things have who wante to take your picture. LOST—DODOS! CAR keya on Main ORDERED;—That alx montha.trom aald estate to thia Court for altow- St. L ouIb Cardinal, and Chlcag aedan; 1933 Ford coupe. Eaay ORDERED:—That the 19lh day of this Court for alloa-ance, It la ancs, it la been put sway. 'Look pleaaant! Smile! Don’t take atreet, or In etorea, Saturday after- tha Itth day- ot D ecem ber. A. D., 1934 D ecem ber A. D.. 1936, at 9 o 'clo ck Cubs picked up ttae best of. thl terma. Tradea. Cole Motora, 6403. ORDERED:—That- the 19th day of ORDERED:—That, the 19th day of things so seriously! noon. Call S459. 31 Stone atreet. HOUSEHOLD GOODS 51 be and the same are limited and al­ forenoon,' at the Probate Office, fn D .c.m b e r, A. D.. J9J6, at » o 'clo ck year’s major league prospects, lowed tor the credltore within which said Manchester, be and the saihe Is p e ce m b e r. A. D „ 1939, at 9 o 'clock , Annie May, and Lulu Bell, color­ Reward. forenoon, at the Probate Office, In forenoon, at the Probate Office. In Associated Press poll of maji BEAUTIFUL WALNUT bedroom to bring In their claims against said assigned for a hearing on (he allow­ •aid Manchester, be and the aam. ed, met on the street and Lulu Bell There are a lot of people who nds- MOTORCYCLES— estate, and the aald administrator Is ance of said account with said estate, aald Manchester, be and tha eame la league managers Indicated today. ^oonerville Folks By Fontaine Fox suite. Bed, dresser, vanity- and la aaalxned for a hearlnc on the al­ aeaisned for a hearins on the allow­ complained that she was hungry toke temptation for opportunity. BICYCLES - 11 ■tool. Never been used, Reoaon- directed to give public notice to the and this Court directs the Guardian lowanca of aald account with aald «a- Standout of the lot. of course, i... ANNOUNCEMENTS ^ creditors to bring In their claims to give publlo notice to all persons tate. and thia Court dIrecU tha Con­ ance of aald adminlatratlon account and bad no clothes, and could not ------^ able. CaU at 67 WethereU St. within ssU time allowed by posting inteieabed therein to appear and be with aald estate, and this Court dl- Bob Feller, whose graduation t A comely colored girl had just POR SALE}—~BOT'S bicycle, g^ood servator to «lv* public notice to all reota ths Administrator to xlve pub­ pay the rent. , ■=___ a copy of this order on tha publlo heard thereon by publishing A copy persons Interested therein to appear Cleveland by means of book-keepln Annie May — Effen yo' ain’t been baptised In toe river. As she OUR BOARDING HOUSE condition. Inquire 4ft Stro*'g street, FOR SALE — HAINES upright sign post nearest to the place where of this order in some newspaper hav­ lic notlcs to all persons Interested witnuut nl9 having played for BOARD AND CARE for elderly nnrt be heard thefeon by publlahinx therein to appear and be heard there­ seatin’ regular an’ ain’t got no came to the surface she cried; or telephone 7043. piano, A-1 condition, safe, child’s the deceased lant dwelt within said ing a circulation in said District, a copy of tbia order in r.omo news- people. Apply 29 Cottage atreet, town and by publishing the same In flvo (layH before said day of hearing on by publlahlnx a oopy of this order miroi league club was the source y clothes, how come yo' don’t go down "Bleaa de Lawd! Isa saved! I>ast crib. Just the things for Xmas paper liavinx a circulation In said m some newspaper havins a circula­ considerable excrement and won some newspaper having a circulation and return make to this Court. U lelrlct, flVB daya before said day of to de relief? They given yo’ sum- night I was In the arms of Satan, presents. 375 Oakland street. In said probate district, within ten tion In said District, nve daya before BUSINESS SERVICES WILLIAM 8. HYDE hearlnx and return mak. to this at the recent baseball meeting thin' when yo’ Is hungry. but tonight Ise In the arms of the E 6AI0,LAD 5 / m e r e dsye from the date of this order, and Judge. Court. aald day of hearlnc and raturn make Aside from him there's no raturn make to this court of the no­ H-12-14-36. to this Court. Lulu Bell (looking interested)- Lawd!" OFFERED 1.3 BIO VALUES IN parlor stoves and WILUAM 8. HYDE standout player, but the m. I© A STEFy_IN (S "FOEhA tice given. W ILLIA M 8. H TD B I Where am de relief .' “Sister,” came a baritone voice used furniture. 33 Oak atreet. Open W ILLIAM S. H TD B list the following as outs REMIMISCEMT OF THE Manchester SKATES, SHEARS, kntvea eharp- AT A COURT OP PROBATE HELD H-13-14.36. H-12.14.86. Annie May—It’s down at do city from the shore, “ how is you all flxsd evenings, aU day Saturday. Tel. Judge. at Manchepter, within and for the rookies: , ened. Valvea faced, commutatora 6879. H -13-U -S6. hall. up for tomorrow evening?" VULETIDE SEAEADM— Evening Herald District of Manchea't^, on the 12th AT A COURT OP PROBATE HELD Cleveland; Pitcher Charlie f S cI trued, vacuum cleaners repaired. day of December, A. tL^lU6. at Manchester, within and for the AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD Lulu Bell—Well, I don't know. )T WOUUDMT BE at Mancheater. within and for the er, Btiffnlc, led International Leagu Fred H. Norton, 180 Main street. AT A c o u r t o f I»nOBATE HELD Present WILLIAM 8. HYDE, Esq., District of Manchester, on the 13th. I’so been glvln’ the Red Cross my ■WHY W ORRY ? CLASSIFIED At Manchett«r, within and for the Judge. day o f D ecem ber. A. D., 1536. District of Manchester, on the I2lh with'17 victories, 2 defeats; To Why worry when you lose your Job? v / 6 - ^ AMISS TD LEW'D WANTED— TO BUY 58 dlatrlct of Mancheater, on the 12th day o f D ecem ber, A. D., 1936. • trade, and kinder hates to' ch an^. Estate of Catherine A. Coleipati Present WILLIAM S HYDE, Esq,. Present WILLIAM 8 HYDE, Esq. Henrich, outfielder from New Ot Cheer upl Loo! for another! . NCXJR EARS‘AND ADVERTISEMENTS day o f December, A. D., 1986. late of Manchester, In nald Dletrict, Judge BUSINESS HIGHEST PRICES PAID for junk Judge. ^ leans via Milwaukee; batted .346 i Why worry whe i your money Is Count «ls RVAragA woroi to • line. Present tVILLIAM 8. HYDE, Eag., deceased. * Estate of Beatrice C Bldwell, It is not at all hard to forgive a STRIVE TO ABSOP 5B, OPPORTUNITIES JudKC. Trust Estate of George Davidson 157 games for New Orleans. InttiBlB, num b«rt and abbraviatione 32 and live poultry. Wni. Ostrlnaky. On motion of James D. Burke of formerly of Mancheater. In said Dis­ i-w of William J. Davidson late of friend who is in the wrong. The fel­ gone ? Just borrow It from your 5C Glenwood atreet Tel. 687u. IChtnte o f W ininm JudKO late of Tolland. Connecticut, administrator trict. minor. Detroit:, Rudy York, flrst base mother! A l i t t l e o f r r s ’ aacb count as a *ord and compound' TO UEINT—LIGHT Manufacturing Manchester, in said District, deceas­ low the average person finds impos­ wprdB at two worda. Ulntmum coat ta Manchesler Iri anld dlatrlct. deceused. OUI>EUED:—That six months from The Manchester Trust Company, ed. mar from Milwaukee, hit .334 in 15 Why worry when your hopes have CHRISTMAS SFlRTTy— building In business section, steel irpon application of Winifred A. the 12th day of December, A. D., 1986 uardlnn, having exhibited Its an- sible to forgive is the friend who ortca Oi thraa tinea. Tha Manchester Trust Company. games; Chet Laabs, outfleldcr fron passed away 7 There’s many U n a /'ataa par day tor tranatant and brick construction, 3000 feet ityan p/aying: that lettefit of &dnilnie< he and the same are limited and al­ ntial account with said estate to thli Trustee having exhibited Its annual was In the right when you were In ROOMS WITHOUT tration be granted on aald eetate, aa lowed for the creditors within which Court for allowance, It Is Milwaukee, batted .324 In 16 more ahead! ads. o.' floor space and a good basement account with said estate to this the wrong. BtfactJra March If, 1M9 per application on file. It U to bring In their claims against said ORDERED:—That the 19th day of .Couil for allowance, it is .ganies. Why worry when aides are gray? BOARD 59 ORDERED:—That the foregoing Gaab Cbarga with heating equipment. Apply estate, and the aald administrator la D ecem ber. A. D., 1936. at 9 o ’clock ORDERED:—That the 9th day of • Cooaaottllva Uaya . .l 1 otai V ota application be heard and determined directed to give publlo notice to the forenoon, at the Probate Office, In Cardinals: Catcher A r n o 1 Baldheaded Gent—You ought to For soon you may be dead I Edward J. Holl. Telephone 4642. FOR RENT—STEAM heated room, D ecem ber, A. D., 1936, at 9 o 'c lo ck “ Mickey" Owen, Columbus, hit .33 I ConaacuUva Oay ^ .. t ota ll eta at the Prohato Office In Mancheater creditors to bring In their claims said Manchester, be and the same is forenoon, at the Prob.ate Office, in cut my hair cheaper; there’s so Ut- f'' Day ...... I 11 flUl It ota near- bath, hot water, centrally in eald District, on Iho lyiu day of within said time allowed by posting ’'ssigned for a hearing oh the allow- In 125 games and was hailed as on Friend—My wife has been nurs­ December. A. D., 193fi. aj. y o ’clock said Manchester, be and the s.iine is Ue of a. All ordera for trrarulat ina*rtlona located. Gentleman only. 172 East copy uf this order on the ptibllc . nee of said account with said estate, assigned for a hearing on the allow­ of the finest receivers seen in th HELP WANTED— In the forenoon, and that notice be sign post nearest to the place wlicre and this Court directs the Guardian Barber—Oh, no. In your case we ing a grouch for the past week. will ba obaiged at tba una time rata. Center street. ance of said account with said estate, minora in year.s; Infielder Ira Sniltt Man—Been laid up, have you? Spactal ratal for lootf ta rn ayary “FEMALE 33 given to all pereone interelted In the deceased last dwelt within said to give public notice to all persons and this Court directs the Trustee to don't charge for cutting the hair. day adyarttaing atva upon ragotaL eald estate of the pedency of said town and by publishing the same In Interested therein to appear and be give publlo notice to all persons In­ Houston, batted .313 in Texsi We charge for having to search for application and the time and place of some newspaper having a circulation Ada ordarad for thraa or ala daya WANTEID — GIRL for general heard thereon by publishing a copy terested therein to appear and be League. It. People who believe all they hear and atoppad bafore tba tbird or firth APARTMENTS—FLATS— hearing thereon, by publishing a n said probate district, within ten of this order In come newspaper hav­ heard thereon by publishing a copy day will ba obartad only tor tba ae> housework, go home nights. 3 copy of this order In some newspaper days from the date of this order, and ing a circulation in said District, five Cuba: Joe.Marty, outfielder fron do entirely too much listening. adults. Write Box W, Herald. TENEMENTS 63 of this order In some newspaper hav­ Lob Angeles, led Pacific Coast bat tual num'bar of .imaa tba o appaar- having a cfrculatlon In said district, return make to this court of the no­ days before said day of tiearlng and ing ,a circu lation In said D istrict, MEN ARE OF TWO CLASSES: ad. ehargins at tba rata aaroaa. but at least flvo days before the day of tice given. return' make lo this Court. FOR RENT—FIVE ROOM.S with flvo days before said day of (tearing ters with mark of .359 in 16 Those who do their best work to­ no allowanca'or rafunda can ba mada said hearing, to appear If they see W ILLIAM 8. HYD E » WILLIAM 8. HYDE and return make lo this Court. games. on alx tlrsa ada atoppad after tba steam heat, and all Improvements. catiso at said time and place and be Judge. day and forget about it A T hought HELP WANTED—MALE .36 W ILLIAM S. H YD E flftb day. Inquire 34 Spruce street. heard relative thereto, and make re- H-12-I4-36. H-i2.«-a6. "“***^*- The energeUc Onclnnatl club and Those who promise to do their *!'.,. .^ fr .pecsjsBfd.N. scouting „sa5iiea»,:i,4j :''ib«s.t'.wo>rk >'Uunorn)w..f:and ' Tl registered reffer. on or before *d o - ■■W-'X 't b u O T O F p r o b -a t e AT^A & 6 iTRT o f p r o l a t e rtE LD TO R e n t —6 r o o m f l a t *30; o Manager Bill McKechnin of the & s about It. . haiti " i i j k ' Tba Marald will not ba raaponaipia meat cutting, to manage meat and cem bor 14. 1536. a cop y o f this order at Manchester, withlp and (or ths at Manchester, within and for the There la no GotL They are 4xir- for mora than uua looorraoi liaartion grocery store. Call 6756. room aingle $40; .Maln street store to John C. .ludge, 347 Winter street. District of Manchester, on the ' 6tb District of Manchester, on the 13th ton Bees aiso brought In some prom of any I'evartiaamant ordarad for with 3 room living quarters suit­ Knit lllvi r, .Miles,; and M ichael Judge, day o f D ecem ber, A. D., 1936. day o f D ecem ber. A. D.. 1936. Keating and Jim Orlando coming to Ising youngsters. The Reds obtain Teacher—Now, which of you can rupt, the.v have done abominable mora than on# Uma. MAN TO BECOME contact man able for tailor, barber, plumber, 315 Uufflngton street. Fall River l*resent WILLIAM S. 'HYDE, Esq.. Present WILLIAM 8 HYDE, Esq, blows In the first frame. ed two outstanding boys from th' name flve things that contain milk ? works, there Is none that doeth ebaraa made tor cba aarvioa randarad sary. Good appearance essential. H-ll-14-34. ed. minor. Cormlck and pitcher John Vandsr two cows. A ll advartlaaitDaDta inuai oonform urday then playing a 1-1 draw with stitious as the godless man. Lite No selling. WHto 750-770 Madison On motion of The Manchester Trust The Manchester Trust Company, the New Haven Eagles last night in meer. McCormick batted .381 an( lb atyla. copy and typoitrapby with FOR REN T—SIX ROOM tenement. AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD Company administrator. Guardian, having - exhibited Its an­ and death to him are haunted ri^ulatlODa aotorcao by tha publiab* Bldg., Milwaukee, Wla. at .Manchester, within and for the ORDERED:—That six months from nual account with said estate to thia a game marked by the flashy goal Vandermeer won 19 games and los Blessed arc the ignorant, for they grounds, filled with goblin forms •ra and tbay reaarva tba rlabt to Apply 137 Summer street. district o f .Manchester, un the 13th the bth day uf D ecem ber, A. D.. 1936 Court for allowance, it Is guarding of Benny Grant and Alfic only 6. don’t feel insulted at the polUical adiu raviaa or lajac* any oopy eon- of vague and shadowy dread.- day o f Decenihor. A. D., 1536. be and the same are limited and al­ ORDERED:—That the I9th day of Moore. McKechnlc took time out In mid bait used to catch morons. atdarad ob)actionabla. FOR RENT — 71 CHESTNUT I'resent WILLIAM 8. HYDE, Esq., lowed for the creditors within which Decem ber. A. D.. 1936, at 9 o ’clock Mrs. Stowe. OLUdlNO HOUH8--CUaamao ada to DOGS— BIRDS— PETS 41 forenoon, at the Probate Office, ki The Syracuse Stars, Western sec­ season for a scouting trip and cami. street, seven rooms and garage. Judge. to bring W their claims against said tion pace setters remained unde­ ba publiabad aama day rouai ba ra- FOR SALE—ZIMMERMAN birds Phone mornings, 7912.' Estate of Anno Stlpslts late of estate, and the said administrator la said Manchester, be and the same is up with two pitchers who stanc He— Have you fixed the status of oalyad by I I d’eloob noon: daturdaya .Manchester In said district, deceas- directed to give public notice to the assigned for a hearing on the allow- feated for the week when they play­ near the top of the “AA" class. H« the people next door? I hate to think of the historical 14:10 a. m. for music! Color, white, yellow and I'd. creditors to bring In their claims anc4j of .said account with said estate, ed a pair of week-end ties. errors that have resulted because green. Barber Shop, 1087 Main within said time allowed by posting and this Court directs the Guardian got St. Paul’s Lou Fettfc, who won She—Yea, they Jiave no car, no le itu. r«*uHM TELEPHONE YUUR Upon appltcntlnn of Margaret They were held to a 2-2 draw at 25 games and lost ‘ 8 to lead the white men did not understand what street. Telephone 6462. HOUSES FOR RENT 63 .Tames praying that an Inslrumenl a copy of this order on the public to give public notice to all persons radio, no talking machine, no piano; the Indian was saying. Interested therein to appear and bo Cleveland Saturday then returned . WANT ADS. purporting to be the last will and sign post nearest to the place where American Association hurlers, and I can’t imagine what they have. —George C. Martin, secretary of Ada are k;iua ov.i ii.. ituphoa. FOR SALE—TEN WEEKS old testumcni of said deceased ho ad­ the deceased lust dwelt within s^ld heard thereon by publishing a copy home last night to battle Philadel­ Bill Harris of Buffalo, who won 1C He— Perhaps they have a bank towi\ and by publishing the same In of this order In some newspaper hav­ U. 8. Board of Oeographleal 'X uK( HY SMITH The Death Trap i'- i ’" ' at the CaaROB r a t h aiv» etiuv. Boston terriers. Male and female, FOR RENT— SIX ROO single. mitted lo probate and that letters of phia to a 3-3 stalemate as Art jack- and lost 11. Harris pitched two nO' account. IV -■ f aa a eonvantaa . to adrartia.ra, bo< ndinintatratlon with the will annex­ some newspaper having a circulation ing a circulation In said Dlatrlct, flve son, back to the stars from Toronto, Names. perfectly marked. Clark's Kennels, Call 4131 or 4279. said probate district, within ten days before s.ald day o f hearing and hit games in the International loop tba CABU Ha t BU will o. aco.pt. 0 a. ed bo granted on said estate, aa per and Eddie Wares of the Ramblers /f^ARlNO NORTH OVER THE JUN9LE, SCORCHY NCARS At mason's a ir p o r t - application on flic, It Is days from the date of this order, and return make to this Court. one a seven-inning affair. pteldHS UP THB STbgy/ r U L L P A T U B N T It nald at tb . buai- 304 Autumn street. Phone 6025. scored two goals apiece. MASON'S PLANTATION------baaa oSlca oo or bofor. th. eovtntb FOR RENT—SIX ROOM single. ORDERED:—That the foregoing return make to this court of the ho- W ILLIAM 8. H YD E In addition to Marty, Bob Doen tice given, Judge. Standing of the clubs to date: IHPLOVID BY APPLIOATE, YOU SAY WINE-' day followlne tbo drat inMrtion ot Sunporch, steam heat, garage. Call application bo hoard and determined of San Diego and Kddle Joost of VEAH.- YA aaob ad otborw i.. tbo O H a K ilb at the Probate Office In Manchester W ILLIAM S. HYD E H-12-14-36. Eastern Division A WBALTHY SOUTH AMIRICAN SEN T VICTOR UP/ SEE, MASON EOT ' POULTRY AND SUPPLIES 43 at 67 WethereU street. Judge. San Francisco both Inflelders, were 1 R A T B w ill ba ooJUctad. No r«.[H>nai- In said District, on the 19th day ef Club W. .L T. Pts. COFFEE SROWER. SCORCHV HAS f o r December. A. D.. iy36. at 9 o ’clock In H-12-14-36. AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD WHAT r - WORPTHETAMITH blllty for arrora Id lal.phnn.d td. FOR SALE -BARRED Rock Pul­ PORTER STREET, moderr home, at Manchester, within and for the Springfield ...... 6 2 5 17 generally conceded to be the coast 0flBN'AS»WNKD TO PROTBCT w ill ba aaaniDod and thalt accuracy Die forenoon, and that notice be league's t<(p prospects. The Boston WAS OONNA FLY OVEr J lets, ready to la.v. Inquire 1014 having 6 bedrooms, lILrary, sun- given to all persona interested in AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD District of Manchester, on the 12th Providence ...... 8 6 0 16 THE ROSARIO PLANTATION eannet bo ■uarabuod. day o f D ecem ber. A. D., 1936. TH/S HORNIN', SO HE i West Middle Turnplge. porch, living room with fireplace, said estate of the pendency of said at Manchester, within and for tha Philadelphia ...... ft ft 4 14 Red Sox got Doerr and the Reds FRON ABfORBriON BY INDEX OF application and the time and place of District «of Manchester, on the 12tli P resen t W ILLIAM 8. H YD E. Eaq., Joost One of Cincinnati’s best PtIiUREO HE WOULD 2 baths, and lavatory, laundry day o f D ecem ber, A. D..‘ 1936. Judge. New H a v e n ...... 4 7 2 10 ‘ WINfr'' NASON, A RIVAL OWNER- CLASSIFICATIONS FINEST NATIVE quality roaating hearing thereon. by publishing^ a Western Division prospects, catcher John Peacock, L E T VIC WCI-COME room, oil burner heat, 2 car ga­ copy ot this order In some newsimper Present WILLIAM/ 8 HYDE. Esq. Trust Estate u-w of Justus W. OPBM WARFARE EXISTS, AND HIM----- JSetha ...... a .*...... a A chickens, broilers 32c Ib., dressed rage, together with extra large having a circulation In said district, Judge Hale, late ot Manchester. In said Dis­ Syracuse ...... 6 4 3 1ft wound up with the Red Sox. who MAMN HAS SCORED THE U S T •aeadanabta .....a ...... H and delivered. Carlson A fcoi. Poul- at least flvo days before the day of Estaio of Helen L Bldwell, former­ trict. deceased. — P ittsbu rgh ...... ft 4 2 12 signed him after he Was declared a r ~ lot. McKinney Agency. Telephone The Manchester Trust Company. SLOW, BURNING THE RANCHO s .'i - '* ■ ,• aurrlaeaa c Uy Farm. Telephone 4217. said hearing, to appear If they see ly of Manchester, in said District, C leveland...... 1 8 2 4 free agent Deatba ...... u 6230 or Hartford 2-1141. cause at said time and place and be m inor. Trustee having exhibited its annual R O S A R I O -^ Card of Thanka ...... B heard relalUu thereto, and make re­ The Manchester Trust Company. accouDt with eald estate to thl« FLANNINS TO SECURE A D ­ la Homortam ...... r turn to this court. Guardloit having exhibited Its annual Court fo r allow an ce. It Is ■ L«a l and Pound ...... | HOUSES FOR SALE 72 WILLIAM a HYDE accoupt with said estate to this ORDERED:—That the 19th day of DITIONAL INFORMATION FOR Abnouneomantt ...... a Judge. Court for allowance. It la D ecem ber, A. D.. 1936, at 9 o ’clock A COUNTSR-ATTACK.SCORCHY Poraoaala ...... t FOR SALE OR RENT—8 ROOM H -l-U -8 6 . ORDERED:—That the 19th day of forenoon, at the Probate Office, In TAKES OFF TO FLY OVER AntoaMblloa Decem ber, A. D., 1936 at 9 o’clock said Manchester, be and the same Is house on Strickland street. A good assigned for a hearing on the allow­ Automobllaa toi dole ...... , AT A COURT OF PRORATE HELD forenoon, at the Probate Office. In MASON'S KXNCHO------residential section. All Improve- said Manchester, be and the same Is ance of said account with said es­ FLAPPER FANNY By Sylvia Automobllot for Baebarieo ..... I at Manchester, wlfhln and for the tate, and- this Cefurt directs ths Able Aaeaauorloa— Tlroa ...... ( EMERGENCY n.ents, 2 car, 2 stoiy garage. An District of Manchester, on the 12th assigned for a hearlng^n the allow­ -•■YMtAeciiviec.ma t. m. itea tL a Mt.o9r.- I , ^ ance of said account with said es­ Trustee to give publlo notice to all Auto R.bainne— PalnMac ...... 1 excellent proposition to buy.. In­ day o f Decem ber. A. D., 1936. persons Interested therein to appear Auto Beboola ...... i - a Present WILLIAM 8. HYDE. Esq.. tate, and this Court directs' the Autoi— Hhip by Tracb ...... | quire C. E. Wilson Co. Phone 5168. Judge. Guardian to give public notice to all and l^e heard thereon by publishing FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS By Blosser Anioa— For Utr...... '...... , persons Interested therein to appear a copy of this order in some news­ WASHINGTON TUBS ByO ane OUT OUR WAY CALLS Estate of Hatel Zemanek of Man- paper having a circulation In said Bv Williame Oataeoa— Borneo— Biorapo ...... lu cheslei. in said District, minor. and be heard thereon by publishing a — ...... u copy of this order In some newspaper District, flvo days before said day of SOMEBODY HATTA DO SUMPNf THAT GUV LOTS FOR SALE 7H The Manchester Trust Company. hearing and return make to this Vootod Autoa— Motorcyoloo ... II Guardian having exhibited its an­ having a circulation in said District, Boolaooo oad t^rnfoootoBal aarotcM FOUCE five days before said day of hearing Court. WA«i ©OMNA S U E U Sf WE WAS drtt.nltloa ...... t l ORDERED:—That the foregoing Judge. persons Interested therein to appear what the doctor ordered for the Monty to Loan ...... g| (HoUoran) applleatlsn be heard and determined Trust Estate of Flora M. Stanley at the Probate Office In Manchester and b€ heard thereon ky publishing Providence. Retls. ? VVrt’, ■ Bclo ana jltaalloaa of Manchester, in said District. a copy cY'this order In some news­ They still haven't succeeded in re­ help W anivd— Komal* ...... u In said District, oA'the I9th day of The Manchester Trust Company. DetH’mber. A. D.. 1$J6. at 9 o 'clo ck paper having a circulation In said gaining the eastern division lead, AND I m a c a d d , MV GIPLS HATE TO BE COMSIDERED Bolp WoD’cd— Uolo ...... It 3060 Trustee having exhibited Its annual District, flve days before nald day of oataamao W «ot«d ...... o ll-A in the forenoon, and that notice be account wlth*said estate to this hearing and return make to this but over the past week-end they p c e t ! s h e d a n c e s given to all persons Interested In CLUMSY, SO \M-4V OOMT "'^<•<•— 110*0 or Pomolo.. tl . ’ (Q uiah) C ourt for allow an ce. It Is Court. . chalked up two victories to reduce LIKE SHE'D JU S T agoiiui Wantod ....'h...... 11-A said estate of the pendency of said ORDERED:—That the 19th day of W ILLIAM 8. HYD E Springfield’s lead to a single point TbU SOPT OP OPOP A Bituallona Waotaa — Kamalt ... It application and the time and place of D ecem ber. A. D.. 2936. at 9 o ’clock klCKTED CVEP A hearing thereon, by publishing a Judge. and they scored eleven goals to one FEW HIKrTS ALONG dlluatlont tVantcil— Mala ...... ft forenoon, at 'the Probate Office, In H -n -1 4 -1 6 werr Bmnloytnant Aacnclaa ...... |o 4340 oopy of this order in some newspaper said Manchester, be and the same is for the opposition. After walloping HIVE OP BEES, M’( p e r h a p s THAT LINE, AND U a a traah— Pvis— p m t r y — Vahiclaa having a circulation in said district, assigned for a hearing on the allow­ the third-place Philadelphia Ram­ WAS DODC31WS ( ^ COULD THAT l>o*t— Birda— Pata ...... at least flve days before the day of ance of said account with said es­ blers 6-1 Saturday, toe Reds return­ s h e ’l l le a v e y o u y v a Mtook— Vobiclaa ...... «t HOSPITAL said hearing, to appear If they see tate, and this Court, directs the HELP DUMB THE NAME'S THOMAS ed home and handed the Pittsburgh V E R Y m u c h Ppnilry and B u o o llo t...... cause at eald time and place and be Trustee to give publlo notice to all f B U N W y ! r i heard relative thereto, and make re­ Hemets a 6-L Rqkiiig last nlgbL Wanted - Pole — Poultry—^to c k persona Ihtercsted therein to appear Wabash, Ind.—The police report a l o n e .' Paj M w — MlareUaBeoaa 5131 turn to this court, and by mailing In and be heard thereon by publishing That went a long way toward mak­ Artletaa Cot 8aia ...... A registered letter, on or before De­ a oopy of this order In some news­ of an accident in which an automo­ ing up for their 9-0 loss at Pitts­ Boata and aooaaaortaa ...... cem ber 12th, 2986. a cop y o f this paper having a circulation in aald bile driven by Thomas Thomas of burgh a while ago. BuiMlna M ^arialo ...... WATER DEPT, order addressed to Thornes H. Ward. District, nvs.days before said day of Springfield, O., hit a truck read: Cars of Federal Reserve Bank, San hearing and return make to this Three gpals in about flve minutes - # ■ Olamonda— Watohaa—Jtwalry .. FranclsCOa C aliforn io. **Thomas, Thomas Thomas's dog, at the finish made lost night’s game M i Court. > W ILLIA M S. H T D B W IL L IA M 8. H Y D E Jumped in Thomas Thomas's lap and lopsided' and touched off %. free-for- “Why. It’s Mr. Jonesl | hardly knew you with those jvhiskersT ••L*...... 4 1 -A 3077 Judge. Jadgs. caused Thomas Thomas to hit a uardar — Panu— Dairy Produota to H-lS-14-tl. all scrap among toe players. It was aouMholo Oooda ...... Zi truck.** the second fight of the game, Jackie Macblnory and Toola ...... U (After S P. M.) Muteai Inatramanta ...... ' u If' I Omea and Btora Bgalpnart ... I« 7860 MYRA NORTH, SPEOAL NURSE Lew Wen's Voice By THOMPSON AND COLL Waniad-JTe Boy ...... u MANCHESTER ALLEY OOP Some More t)ouble>Cros8ing’ By HAMLIN Reoiu Wl^oDt Board ...... WATER CO. M eanwhile, COME, M ISS NORTH 1 TRIED rr? I TOLD HER I WAS APf^lD oS a c k AT NEW-- NOW,WUR. IF THIS DINOSAUR OF TOURS LOOKS SAY, WHO'S OUR KING'S VEZZIR-THAS WHERE YLBFT VER SSIfX* iSL'S.****-— STOP WOeRVIKlS ABOUT Oomtra Board—itaanrte SCOTLAND SERCrEAMT LANE SHE WAS LOSINS HER EQUILIBRIUM, t b e h a l f a s g o o d a s y o u s a y HE IS - b o y , TDUtSH •LOOKING/-’-^ --— -C BIG LI2ARD - BUT THAT SKINNY gpteia—Reetaiiraau 5974 G O N E TO YARD. MERE AOE THE AM D S H E s a i d : ' o h ,MERCY, I HOPE -^ T jin w a n T rX ^ WORKIN' WnTH MY FRieWO.’ OONT OL' GUY WITH ALL TH WHISKERS, Waated—Rooma—Board ...... CHIMATOWM KNOW, BUT' • m i •atata Bda MOUDiSE A1ASKS rr d o e s h y s h o w AN' TH BIRD ON HIS H EAO - iM wmea^ riati" XMamMts.. w rrw HIS SOU REOU ESTED. X O ONY UKB HE COME AW' TOOK IT Baataaa. Looatii— *- - GAS CO. MVSTER/OUS A eeSULAR FIRE- / HoMaa____ toi^ Rai 4loaa tor Real . . . GATIN'OOOZY.' /^'WA.HURRY J - < ^ . ^ HIS l o o k s : AWAY SOMEWHERE- jabSSaa^ior COMKAOe 5075 TO IT'. wlSSd — PINO . _ ■aal rnmmtm ra> aala •partaiaBt Ba.ldiaa for date ELECTRIC CO. LEVV WEN.« Ss** *oi «au ...„ -HE 5181 e u S P E C T S ••• • • a • • • • e • B • • u • • ■ *=OUL LEM PLAV, VAM o • • a #• ...... • • BB •• • EVENING HERALD 5121