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Guardsmen Hold Maddened Rioters Back From Prey ICUTCOSISOF SECnON 7-A IS OUT GIANT DUTCH PLANE
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CRASHES IN DESERT; IF WAR’S DECLARED
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Army Officer Tefls Senate SEVEN MEET DEATH SMOKE OVERCOMES State Board Also Recom-
Sobers "Yon Can’t Ha?e A DOZEN FIREMEN mends Appointments of American Boilt Ship That Two Bosses in Tmie of 4 DAYS OLD CHILD AU Judges On the Nomina- Won Handicap Race, E i f War.” Cargo of Bomiiig Wool tion of Governor. STOLEN BY WOMAN land to Australia, Falls Makes It Diffioilt to Con- Washington, Dec. 21.— (A P ) — Tha Senate munitions committee Hartford, Dec. 21.— (A P )—Rec- Is Quickly Caught by Police; When Struck b j Lightiaqi
was told today that the War De- trol Fire at Boston Dock. ommendations for lowering the costa of receiverships and for' ap- pirtm ent’a mobilizaUon plan In the Wanted Infant to Deceive —Was On the Way to pointment of all judges by the Gen- event of anotber conflict contem- Bostoil, Dec. 21.—(AP)— The platea abrogation of SecUon 7-A of eral Assembly on nomination by the Her Husband. Java from Amsterdam. the NaUonal Recovery Act, which mounting tons of water poured in- Chief Executive were before Gov guarantees labop the right o f col- to the hold of the coastwise freigh- Wilbur L. Cross today In the form lective bargaining. ter Ontario os firemen fought to o f a report from the judiciary coun- cil. Indianapolis, Dec. 31.— (AP) — Bagdad, Iraq., Dec. 21.— (A P )— Earlier, the House foreign affairs quench-flames that raced uncontrol- The council reiterated Its support The kidnaping o f a four days old The giant American built airplane committee heard Bernard M. led through the ship threatened to- Baruch, chairman of the World War of a district county system, a pro- baby boy, part of her confc.ssed plan Uiver, pride of the Royal Dutch A ir Industries Board, recommend that day to send the steamer to the bot- posal defeated In previous sessions to regain her husband's affections Lines, was found wrecked and burn- tom of Boston harbor. of the General Assembly but sug- tbs United States buy and store by an assumed motherhood, led Mrs. ed toilay. Its seven occupants killed. thousands o f tons of Un for use In The Ontario returned to port here gested as an alternative the Juris- any possible war. about four a. m., her hatches, venti- diction of the Justices o f peace be Dorothy Marsh, 19, to a cell In city 'The plane crashed during a desert Cipnator CUark (D., Mo.), told the lators and ports bellowing smoke. restricted hy extending the geo- prison today. thunder storm yesterday, ten miles She was charged with kidnaping Senate committee be was informed Fire broke out last night when graphical jurisdiction of the 65 south of. Ruths Wells, Iraq. town, city, borough and police and held under $5,000 bond after the plan would abrogate the NRA she was two miles off Sandwich, Scouting planes of the British clause which long bos been a cen- near the Massachusetts Bay en- courta aow In existence. making a signed statement to De- Details of Report tectives Jack Small and Albert Royal A ir Force which had searched ter o f dispute between industry and trance to the Cape <3od (Tonal, south- for the liner since early yesterday Kelly of her strange deception labor. bound with a gei.eral cargo for In proposing that the state con- stitution be amended to provide for which even convinced fellow resi- found the charred wreckage. Ctol. C. T. Harris, Army ordnance Baltimore and Norfolk. Tennessee guardsmen here face a mob estimated at m ore than 500 near the Shclbyville. Tenn.. courthouse, officer, would not commit himself the nomination of all jydges by the dents o f a rooming house that she Fresh from triumphs in the Ehig- Her crew of forty worked cease- where an attempt was made to ismeh B. K. Harris, negro being tried on a criminal assault charge. In the on (Mark’s contenUon, but cbm- governor, the council’s report said; had become a mother. land to Belboume Air Derby, the lessly to bold the flames In check batUe that resulted, two mob members were killed and 14 wounded and the courthouse burned, the rioters men ted: "W hile It is true that such a In the bare little two room south liner, popularly known as "The Fly- and fireboats and land engines add- cutting hose and driving firemen from the scene. F iv e hundred more militia were rushed to the town when "You can’t have two bossea in method would give to the governor side home o f Joseph Robbins, 29 ing Hotel” was seeking new laurels ed their efforts as tugs nosed her the mob threatened to kill Sheriff Tom Gant, who He d with his family, and then massed to dynamite the jail Ume of war.” the opportunity to build up a state- year old worker on relief projects, in a speed flight from Amsterdam to Into her dock on Northern avenue, from which prisoners hurriedly were evacuated. the parents o f the kidnaped baby re- Senator Vandenberg (R., Mich.), here. wide political machine and might Batavia, Java, when disaster over- covered from the shock of their tem- asked whether- there would be two Skipper Ovenwmo tempt him to Introduce political took it considerations into his nominations, porary loss. bosses if the present N R A set-up The Are, which began in number The Vktime the chance that this would oevur^ The infant was snatched from his was continued. three hold, had mushroomed and "Ortalnly,” Harris replied. the council believes. Is exceedingly 'The victims were three pasaea* spread through the lower decks. The mother's arms late yesterday to be Called Surprising STATE DEMOCRATS remote and but emporary In Its returned by police four hours later. gere and four members of the crew. skipper, (Taptain John Kauserud, MILK PROBE WITNESSES They were: William Green, ^resident o f the effect and at worst. It would not In- The husband Porter Marsh, from was overcome three times, his offi- American Federation o f Labor, cAII- troduce Into the choice of these whom Mrs. Marsh said she separated Professor Walsh of Ba^vla Uni- cers said, as he led his crew Into the ed Senator Clark’s comment AWAIT NEXT MOVE judges any more political Influ- last August lies In a Plymouth, Ind., versity; M. BerettlV 'director o f Ane- "most surprising jtatement.” thick of the smoke and flame as they ences than exist under our present hospital unable to move because of a ta, official news agency of the Dub^ OFFERED PROTECTION "They did not do that during the raced for port. system.” fractured spine suffered two weeks Bast Indies: and M. Kort, a buslnssa
laat war,” Green said. 'They car- Waiting land engines and fireboats Governor Cross who received ago In an automobile accident. He' man. M. Beckman, commander a "d ried on collective bargaining to poured tons of watei Into the rapid- report yesterday had been one chief pilot; Second Pilot Van Steen- Very Mock Up in the Air was not Informed last night o f bis greater extent and as a result ly listing ship and within the hour the most ardent supporters of wife’s arrest. bergen; H. A. Walewyn, engineer brought workmen’s efficiency to a between 6 a. m. and 7 a. m. water Attorney Declares Govern-FORTIFY ALASKA plan for executive nominations and Wireless Operator C. V^h ZadeL
new high point. In the bold rose from 24 to 38 judges. hogg. Abont Organizing Senate ^ "Labor certainly would resist Inches. As to Receiverships Although the exact cause of the with all the power It possesses It was feared the increasing list, aesl WiU Not Staal for| WEST DEMAND Relative to receiverships the tragedy was not known, air officlala scrapping 7-A, war or no war. which reached 12 degrees at seven council recommended the appoint- ATLANTIC STORMS for Next Month. here expressed the belief it bsul been "What we would do Orould be to o’clock, would send the steamer to Interference in Investiga-I _ __ ment of a judicial administrator to struck by lightning. The last radto insist on broadening and strength- the harbor bottom, and tugs were supervise receiverships In the Su- message from the doomed croft ening 7-A.” perior Ck)urt. It also proposed that tion Now Going On. Hartford, Dec. 21.— (A P )— Plans DYING OUTTODAY ceived early yesterday said It wae. Meanwhile, the nunltlons Investi- (Ooatinaed on Page Poor) Representatires m Congress the Superior C!ourt be ^ v e p au- gators joyfully receive word of the for org^tzing the State Senate next thority to designate the bank com- In difficulty during a storm near Ruths Welle and asked its position. appointment'of a British commis- month were reported to be very missioner to liquidate closed banks. Hartford, Dec. 21.— (AP) — At Want Air Base and an Itf- much in the air today aa a result of Asserting that their high cost Is More than a score of BriUsh sion to Inquire mto the activities of developments following the nomin- the worst feature of receiverships 21 U ves Lost During Gale planes and armored cars had been English munitions companies. the opening o f the ninth day of Clommlttee members unanimously COL. HENRY HESTER ation of state officers at the recent the report said; pressed into a hunt fo r the liner. hearings conducted by the Federal crease m Defenses. expressed the hope the British In- Trade C^ommlsslon In its Investiga- Democratic caucus. "The council commends the prob- Hiat Lashed Ocean for Won Air Derby quiry would be "bona flde” and not tion of the milk Industry, Attorney With cordial relations apparently lem to the most serious considera- a "whitewash.” re-established between the governor tion o f the judges and recommends Exactly one month ago, fifty DIESATAGE0F88 John Hilldrop, today declared that Washington, Dec. 21.—(A P )—A thousand persona cheered "The F ly- prompt action will be taken by the and Mayor Frank Hayes o f W ater- that action be taken by them to Last Ten Days. WATSON PROTESTS move to Increase American fortifi- minimize aa fa r aa possible the ing Hotel” , when it returned to United States government for the bury. Old Guard leader and Licuten- fees paid in receiverships, and that Amsterdam after winning the handi- Washington, Dec. 21.—(A P I- protection o f witnesses summoned cation In the Pacific was described ant-Govemor-elect, Democratic Sen- Former Senator James E. Watson, an el.'ort be made to avoid the pres- cap race in the Melboiune Derby. to the hearings. today as virtually certain to develop ators privately asserted they did not New York, Dec. 21.— (A P )—Sav- Probably Knew More Abont ent disparity In compensation in in- lU pilots In that flight K. D. Por- (R., Ind.), told the Senate muni- "Witnesses are not to be made vic- know what would hapticn next and tions committee today he resented In Congress after Japan formally dividual receiverships.” age storroa which for ten days whip- menter and J. J. WoU were recMved tims o f inttroidation o l interference they were awaiting developments the Implication In previous testi- scraps the Washington naval Among the other recommenda- by Queen WUhelma. The plan* was Cotton Than Any Man m o f any kind,” he said, explaining treaty. from the Republican camp. ped the North Atlantic into a death- mony that he had been "Influenced' tions was one proposing that prose- second In the Derby. that he referred to no particular In- A possible naval base and an In- Republicans Stronger. dealing tumult flung a dying ges- to support a post-war embargo on Republicans they admit, are in a cutors and other officials of minor Representatlvea of the cidents or persons. land air base in Alaska already are ture of.deflance at shipping today. dyes. United States. strategic position to attempt a coup courta be prohibited from practic- Royal Air Lines and of the Brltbdi Thursday afternoon just after being discussed on Capito! Hill. ing In the courta to which they are Strong winds and heavy seas con- Watson was Republican leader of for control of the Senate themselves Imperial Airways left Bagdad tot Mr. Hllldrop and the presiding trial Anthony J. Diamond, Alaska’s attached. the Senate when defeated for re- either with the aid of Sorialiats or tinued to slow up trans-Atlantic ves- the scene o f the accident 250 mlled examiner. Mayor William W . Shep- Democratic delegate to Congreaa, election In 1932. N ew Orleans, Dec. 21.— (A P ) — of the so-called Cross Democratic, sels. but the p 'ea t force o f the away to investigate. Asserting that he was a Protec- pard of South Carolina, adjourned said be planned to press for action Col. Henry G. Heater, ’T h e Father group. storms had been spent and more THe scene of the crash ihldway tionist long before the lobbyists, the session and left the room, it on a measure to establish an air of Cotton Statistics,” is dead at the was reported that a disturbance oc- base. Mayor Hayes was reported satis- moderate weather over the Atlantic between the coast of Palestins and Watson said: age of 88. fied with Governor Cross’ statement was forecast. Bagdad, la a desolate one. "Not one cent of Du Pont money curred Involving a witness. Both Alaska and the coast states G.O.P. DENOUNCES For 61 years he was the secre- Call Forty Wltaessee and perhaps, Cai da, he added, yesterday that he did not Intend to Twenty-one lives were given up to Sharp ridges rise out of grant tary o f,the New Orleans Cotton E!x- More than forty witnesses have include him in his attack on a group ravaging seas as gales battered stretches of sandy desert, crise* (Uontinoed on Page Four) be charged was trying to dictate the ocean-going vessels since the storms change, a post he took when the been called and 100 exhibits recorded ' (Oonttnued on Page Four) BORAH’S PROPOSAL crossed by narrow gorges which Ebcchange was formed and which he Into the probe seeking light on the organization o f the Senate. started. Seventeen men were lost make a forced landing almost cer- rellnqulLhcd two yeara ago because subject of alleged unfair competi- It la reliably reported that Hayes when the British freighter Usworth tain death. ^ will make no move towards organ- o f his age. Until he was stricken 111 tive methods, price cutting, evasion foundered, two men were swept from Heavy Rains WATERBURY BLAST a week ago. however, he was at his o f state statutes and monopolies. ization o f the Senate until the gov- the Japanese freighter Victoria Ma- HOLIDAYBUSINESS ernor calls upon him for assistance. Heavy ralna made a landing desk dally, issuing his "Hester’s O it- (Chairman (Tbarles Q. Norris of the 43 Out of 48 State Commit' ru, while the Orient liner Orford doubly dangerous. W ith the governor opposed to the and the Norwegian freighter Oard ton Statements.” control board today entered as an Pilots of the ship had hoped to - full slate proposed, with Hayes said each reported they bad lost a man His death last night removed a exhibit a chart showing that the reach Batavia In Ume to d^veb KILLS 1,HURTS2 to be keeping out of the picture and tees Vote Against a Reor overboard In mountainous seas. man who probably knew more about dealers price spread actually ESPECIALLY BRISK with State (Thsirman J. Francis Wins Fight Against Sen- Chrlatmaa ihalt and presents h| cotton than any other man in the amounts to less than the apparent Colonists. They sought to make the country. His cotton statistics were Smith reported to be opposed to se- The Collier Severance, with a crew spread. flight in five days, establishing a . accepted by the United States gov- cret negotiations with the other par- of 41, made her way slowly to Bos- Frank S. Holloway, Avon dealer, record. The plane left Cairo a few ernment as authoritative and the ties, It appeared that this committee ton today after winning a bitter bat- testified the (?MPA quota system is National Survey Shows Re- hours before the crash. ^ entire cotton world awaited his unfair to farmers, that some of his o f three named by the caucus to dis- tle against a gale-swept sea off the Washington, Dec. 21.— (A P )— A Twenty four planes from the 'Hester Says” reports on the move- producers were receiving so small a cuss organization with the other Long Island coast south of Fire Isl- parties was unable to function. movement to force Henry P. Fletch- British Royal Air force staUoned ad ment o f the crop. price under C M PA contracts com- tail Trade 20 to 30 Per and light. Unable to proceed be- Once a Reporter er out o f the chairmanship of the cause o f a damaged rudder, the Sev- Dighnana roared over the deeeBt ’ Republican National committee ran thia morning, despite predicUone Starts Probe. (3oI. Hester was a $40-a-week (Oonttoitod on Page Fonr) erance sent out a call for help to newspaper reporter In 1871 when E. Cent Over Last Year. into a stone wall today when It be- which'the Ck>ast Guard cutter (?tom- another violent thunder atom), b#» came known that a poll of the com- tore word came that the burned H. Summers, just elected president TBEASURV BALANCE DEATH TOLL FOUR plain responded. Three times the of the New Orleans Cotton Ex- mittee showed 43 of the 48 states’ Champlain tried to get a towing wreckage had been spotted. , Waterbury, Dec. 21.— (A P )—Two change, offered him a poritlon aa Washington, Dec. 21.— (A P ) representatives against the reor- line on board the Severance but each men, injured In an explosion of a New York, Dec. 21.— (A P )— secretary of the Infant organiza- The position of the Treasury Decem- With holiday buying exceeding all ganization move. time it snapped aa the collier wal- As a result of the "Uiver’s" tube casting machine which killed Uon at $2,500 a year. He hesitated ber 19: Receipts, $204,657,187.25; previous expectations retail trade IN SOUTHERN RIOT A concession of defeat in this lowed In the heavy seas. bourne flight, the Dutch Royal Al^ ^a foreman' at the ScoviHc Manufac- about accepting the jo‘> for $40 a expenditures, $107,979,651.01; bal- movement for what Senator Borah Ruddei Impaired. Lines, subsidised by the govemnHflid turing (Company casting plant late rose to new peaks during the past week was good money In those days. ance, $2,619,Si{9,630.51; customs re- week, said the weekly Dun and and others call ’’liberalization” of Finally the Severance repaired her ordered 14 American built (Dougr Ircsterday afternoon, will live and He finally decided to take it, how- ceipts for the month, $21,496,128.2.5. Bradstreet review today. the pasty’s high command came rudder sufficiently to proceed under laa) planes to speed up the East lito ' puffer no physical impairments, ever, and from that point he rose to from a leader in the attempt. Sena- her own power and early today re- dies service. (J; physicians sodd today. Receipts for the fiscal year (since "In some of the large cehtera,” City Fireman Dies from In- be a world recognized authority on CBted the summary, "where tor Nye of North Dakota. He said sumed her journey to lis t e n with The lU-fated "Flylnf Hotel” wdt Richard Wolff, a foreman, died of July 1). $1,774,633,305.27; expendi- cotton. early eaUmates had been tinged "nothing can be done to liberalize the Champlain trailing her. twin, engined commercial mone- a skull fracture. He was taken to tures, $3,406,531,105.75 (Including Hester’s "MUI Taklns,” his cotton with no smaU degree o f doubtful- jnries; Natioiial Gnards- the National committee until 1936." The fishing trawler Widgeon, plane. It could aocommodato S t Mary’s hospital but was dead on $1,773,819,069.38 o f emergency ex- that has "come llito sight” and other ness as to the extent o f the demand To force a meeting of the National which had asked Coast Guard aasla<- paaaengrers and wae designed tor % arrival. pendltiu’c s ); excess of expenditures, statistica were the law of the cot- the preliminary estimates o f sates committee fo r the purpose, 16 states ance when she became disabled 100 Edward L. Wolff, a cousin, suf- $1,631,897,800.48; gold assets. $8,- men Remam on Doty. maximum speed o f 210 miles an boat ton world. 198,393,971.11. for the entire Chriitmas season must be represented on a petition. miles east^f Boston, later reported with a cruising speed of 190 mllei fered lacerations of the left shoul- were more than surpassed before der. A fte r treatment at the com- per hour. .j the final week had been reached. (Continued on Page Sixteen.) pany’s hospital and St. M ary’s hos- (Continued on Page Four) Its wing span was 85 feet, lengtlf: - ” “With the surge of laat minute Shelbyville, . Tenn., Dec. 21. — sixty feet and height 16 feet Loaded pital, he went home. (A P )—Floyd (Pat) Lawes, 28, a Italao A. Maychettl, also known buying yet to be recorded, retail it weighed 17,500 pounds. sales for December are placed con- city fireman, died In a Bhelbyville as Marquetti, of 832 Oak atreet, a Mussolini Acts As Host servatively at 20 to 30 per cent In hospital today of wounds received repairman,. Buffered a shoulder In- excess of those a year ago. Wednesday when National Guards- lury, including a possible fracture. Only Canadians Heard Breaks Record men fired Into a crowd around the LOUDER riB B ALARM Philip Dudrowics was knocked To 94 Italian Mothers "T o most retailers tl, (Christmas court house while a mob was trying (own by the blast but uninjured. to storm the building for a negro Middletown, Dec. 21.—(AP>-^ Probe Ooatinaea season has brought the largest sales since 1930, ^ t h many report- prisoner. Lawes was the fourth Quintuplets on Radio Volunteer firemen in this d ty Coroner John T. Monzani, Dr. Ed- Rome, Dec. 21.— (A P )— Italy*STtbs majority are in their fortlea. ing the 1939 flgurea exceeded. fatality. longer wlU be able to give a ' irard Karachbaum, medical exam- moat prollflc mothers, 94 o f them, Their combined brooda total 936. "Comforted by tue assurance Two men were killed the day of reason for falling to attend ines and company officials were egan their second annual celebra- They came to the capital at the Chllander, Ont., Dec. 21.— (A P )— IPhones could not be brought so close the excuse “we didn’t beer tl| i that 1984 will cloae with trade po- the outbreak and Gilford Freeman, itllr Investigating today. The theory tion in Rome today os guests of expense o f the government and are That famous sister team, the Dionne to them and because of a difference alarm.” sitions from both the volume and a machinist, euccumbed late yester- Is that in some unknown manner Premier Benito Mussolini. Since to be feted by the Romans three day. quintuplets, has yet to make Its between the Commission and the The Board of Fire Ooi nolten brass struck cold water in profit standpoint the strongest each represented a province with days, ending Monday, which la achieved In five years, plafls for a With Lawes when be died were his radio debut. Their cries and gurgles (Ckitumbia) broadcasting chain over and F ire (Thief Michael W. Ji.e die jacket of a new large ma- two from Rome, the affair had some the hour of the airing, It. was cs«- "Mothera and CSilldren’a Day” in broader expansion In 1985 are now wife, his brother-in-law, Hugh Rone, were on the air last night over the today decided to move the ihlne known as an "Eldrldge fui- aspects of a national get-together Italy. being formulated. and his sister, Mrs. Alberta Rone. (Canadian Radio Broadcasting Com- ried only In (Canada. whistle which has served as lace.” The machine casta tubes of beauty queen* in the United Mussolini will receive them be- mission c W n but only through an In the recorded broadcast the chil- alarm from a balcony in Ive feet long. TTie explosion tore "In Industrial oi>er«tlons the con- Arrangements were made by the States. Ths champion mothers were fore they go back to their homes family to take the body to Charity, electrical recording made earlier In dren could be beard crying and ten to a place tea feet bigber ho motor from lU foundation and traaeaaonal uptrmd is becoming chosen for the number o f healthy and wlU give them diplomaa and more forceful, with gains for the Lawes’ old home In Moore county. the day. gurgling and their nurses ei>eaklng the roof. lurled parU o f the machine over a ritizena in their famlliea and those prises. to them in both French and English. While Middletown baa a eoi ride area. week particularly emphatic in thoM He had been ibot in the bead and no Plana were made to stage a with leas than eight were not even The annual contest! and Rome Dr. Dafoe did not attend the broad- o f regular firemen, it depend broadcast from the nursery with the It was after closing time and diviolons identified with thu produc- hope for hie recovery was held. in the running. Only mothers raai- meeting are part of Muesolinl's plan microphones beside the babies’ b e ^ cast. An announcsr read a history large extent on ita 160 voli nost o f the enmioyes had gone tion of steel, building materials, pular demand that yean. over all; gests creaming It with a teaspoon ahead and use whatever she can And, wheels, anchors, etc., and the shades There Were Shepherds." The en* Chriatmas recess. The Chriatmas 'After Secretary Ickea made Chriatmas with the delightful In- All through toe long night of before applying to the face and one supervisor in the basement of in the event of another war the bi- party was held Sunday afternoon, nocent prattle of toe little children, earth’s woes jind sorrows toe Star 151 North Main Street-N ext To A. & P. hands. possibly doing her akin no end of are genuine nauUcal maps. Be he tire cantata mU require about 38 Cheney Hall. The coot of part of the dustrles of lur' country should be known he la considering an effort to harm. If you sren”t sure about her nsuUcal minded or otherwise, he’ll minutes for presentation. December 16. There was a Christ- find public works funds for pro- toeir songs, their merriment, faith. still shines, toe angel choir still sing rayerial, to be borne by the town. mobilized to serve the Nation’s need mas tree, and small gifts were ex- mother's attitude toward makeup, fall for one of theeel without excessive compensation. I posed municipal plants In other The new Dairy Department at Mary C. Keeney Tent, Daughters changed. cities besides New York, McNinch Twla Elffi Whiskey .. .8»e 3th )| For Every send bath preparations, incimUng There are, no doubt, many elderly believe that this Is both sound ann CUKUIAIJt Everybody’s Market is a revelation soap, powder, crystals and toilet For the less formal evening dress of Union Veterans of the Civil War, Miss Quinn who ia a Junior pre- declared rates to be excessive* "In Hlldrirk’s Brands, |3,35 bottle to every housekeeper. Here are the women who yean ago gathered to ' just. The Du Pont (Jompany has pared for Pembroke College at the Winner Whiskey, 90 proof .. water In matching odors. Or give there are aleeved effects combined held the annual Christmas party the local homes on Just such a nllsl 'ready gone on record as favoring most of the larger cities." YOU REALLY WANT ! Christmas most appeUalng cheeses of all Uada, her one of the new gold abovsla to with a bare back. The sleeves may last night a t the State Armory. Manchester high acbool. NegotiatloiM Started IF ...... <1.18 qt. Cherry Brandy .... .91.38 3th bacon, eggs and butter. Sion as this one—to make bed cloth- the elimination of excess profits in transfer powder from box to com- be elongated shoulder capes or ac- Mrs. Ida GUman and her sister, Mrs. Negotiations already have been Blackberry Brandy ..9L33 8th ing for some needy family. The girl time of war. SUver Cnslle O In...... 74c Stb pact tual sleeves set in as in a day dress. Rena Smith sang a Christman duet “The soundness of the principle started by Mayor Flcrello La- Peach Brandy...... 91.73 3th Need With a grpy broadcloth suit of ex and Miss Emma Strickland gave of today knows little about the mak- Guardia looking toward a grant for treme mannish lines Carole Lorn' ing of comfortera aa they were made must be supported by an equal Four Boses Whiskey, f3.79 qL Apricot Brandy ... .91.49 8th Say, you last minute shoppers, redtatlon. A number of interesting soundness In the pnctlce. The reg- Recreation ('entef the erection of a power plant for toe YOUR MONEY’S WORTH bard U wearing a dark brown rib- There will be no frantic dashing games were played. There was a on the old quilting frames 40 or Metropolis. In Xmas packages. Anisette ...... 91.00 8th l>ed silk blouse. Walking shoes of 'when you take a trip down street more years ago. ulation of war-time profits must ap- around the last minute, If you m.w" tonight stop St WstUns’a In their decorated Chriatmas tree, and gifts ply to every business and every in- Items of Interest Plans for public works financing Creme de ( ocoa... .91.78 8th dark brown alligator, a brown felt a visit to Hale's Gift Shop right this for everybody. The members then Blankets of many colon have now of a munlcliwl plant at Columbus, Greenwich Blend Whiskey, oo 5 c>lRAF(fI^ fedora and a smart type of purse Gift Shop you can pick up all aorta dlvlduaL It must not Impair the proof ...... $1.93 Creme de .Mentho . .93.00 .7th evening. You’ll And th? of wonderful things, copper ash gathered around tables adorned replaced the old fashioned patch- efficiency, productivity and tnven O., have recetv^ approval. Otoen complete the ensemble. It Is a very e^rtm M t of gifts there for your with red and green and *were served work quilt Many an elderiy Man- Friday are being diacusaed. If built they SEE THIS NEW THE NATION’S LEADING large one, almost Ilka an over-night trays, unique glass bottles, a pair of tlveness of American Industry. We Lord Baldwin fltralght Whls- Cederlund’s Swedish Liquors: whole family...... and everybody book-ends In the shape of stinky m th cake and coffee and Tttle baa- cheater woman has stored awny in shall require more from an industry The regular pi. • period for will be part of toe "yardstick sys- bog. Large silver clamps fastening else’s fsmlW too for that matter.... ket favors of candy. Mrs. Calvin her treasure cheat of handiwork, a women will be from 7 to 9 o’clock. tem” whereby administration leaders ke.T, 90 p r o o f ...... $1.34 qt. Ulogg - Brannvin - CANDIES It ore moDogrammed with a. severe EigypUan cats, and so on and so on! n th e r than lesq in a military emer- Aquavlt-Hwedlsh Ihmcb and of all the prices tagged on But here’s the really big feature of Strickland, Miss Emma Etrickland flne example of patch-work quilting gency. Plunge tickets may Is obtain^ say, the rates of private concerns Oognao—Hennessey I 8tar .. C L and a double atrap effect m ^ea articles sreSo cenU the Gift Shop; Here are eegregated and Mlaa Edith MaxweU were on the a r t It la probable that the local Needs Long Study from Miss Clarke In toe women’s would be measured and forced dowm weeper ac it possible to carry the bog on the committee. ERA department may have to draw shower room. The swimming pool where they were considered too S V ...... 98.99 3th The unequalled flavor of ; arm or under it, as the case may be. all the occasional tables In the stem "The development of such s plan Cognac Type Brandy . . . . 93.73 Beer...... 91.90 rase - Schrafft’s Chocolates makes —coffee, end tables, etc., eo It’s the from the ranks of those who attend- will, therefore, require exhaustive will be closed for cleaning all next high. Beautiful Gifts From Blue Rlblain, 4-gnl. keg ..98.00 IHannel bathrobes aren’t solid, easiest thing In th« world for you to Chickens mil be given away as ed many old time "quilting parties” study by the wisest minds in busi- week. Plunge periods will start MoNIneb based bis statement Shipping Port W hiskey...... each taste a new delight. A gift box of Norton's stockings plaid and uninteresting the way they pick out your favorite style in about door prizes, to the holders of the to get the help needed for this ness, finance, military affairs and again Monday, December 31. about long range rate reduction on ...... 91.79 qt. We deliver free. Come over under the Christmas tree! Cross lucky tickets at the regular Satur- unique project. government. By undertaking this The class in home hygiene and toe contention that Canadians, on and see our fall line. Schrafft’s are packed in gay, off six more names on your list! Just as prac- two minutes. There’s one table Motor Driven Brush Christmasy boxes, in sizes tlMl, but more diatinctlve. Few that is s specially marvelous buy. day night dance a t Ja n is Grove study now a solution can be devised care of toe sick will meet at 7 the average, pay two and one-fifth VemMnth .91.18 botUe CThlffon and aeml-servlce, 59c a pair, ar* double-breasted, most don’t buL- Dance ball tomorrow night. which will avoid hasty and Ineffi- o'clock. Dancing In toe gym from cents for toe same amount of elec- FRADIN’S PHONE 0910 It’s s solid mahogany Duncan from one to five pounds, at two pairs, $1.68. ton at all, being cut ftiU and worn cient measures later. A plan for 8:30 to 12:30, Music by Lew Red- tricity which costs Americana five Imported Scotch Whiskey— Phyfe, with a spacious top and Waltzes, fox-trote and quadrilles VITAL s T A n s n e s F u r a Italian Wine . . . . .91.33 gal. 60ff to $1.50 a pound. You WTsp-sround fashion. priced at only 95.95! make up the program and a Jolly the regulation of war time profits man’s Entertaining Bellhops. Ad- and one-half cents. - will be received with approval because they are just what The Famous Ambassador. .. 5-gallon barrel This winter the smartest hair- Instead of notched lapels and tail- must, for example, be sufficiently R.'s8lon Includes checking. The Secretary Ickes said he was told ...... OSAO 81h ---- 91.30 gal. can also use Schrafft’s 5f! good time ia alw*ays enjoyed at she would buy herself. dressers arc creating coiffures aa ored necklines,- the new ones havs The young girl who has good these dances. A big time is being HERE FROM HARTFORD flexible to meet tbe drastically girls' gym class league will use the Mayor LaGuardia would immedi- Cleaner Glen Garry ...... 98..80 bars and packets for Christ- special settings for hair Jewels. No soft, rolled collars. planned at Janla’a New Year's Eve. vaiylng conditions that prevail in bowling alleys from 7 to 9. ately began rounding up his plans Real buys for Scotch lovers. Ideas about her own clothes and who Batnrday 1039 VINTAGE WINE mas stockings and to hang longer does a girl select a sparkling used to create unusual, if not wear- different industries. It must not for a municipal plant for formal Several Manchester Persons discourage the development of. new Tbe girls’ dancing claasea will aentation to PWA. Smart Dresses Quality Coats Old OveriioK W hiskey...... Port - Sherry - Muscatel on Christmas trees. ornament a t random, pin it Into her ^«.>“ 'tter enough Chengor able, frocks for her dolls, w^ould love The Chriatmas party which the “The Perfect Gift” "Sure To Please" carefully-waved locks and forget rabbit s hair yam to knit herself a Waltber League of the Zion Luther Fiffure in Records Retomed enterprises or new products that meet as follows: 9:30 to 10, new be- ...... 98.75 Stb 3 b o ttles...... 91.00 one of the new de luxe sewing kits. might be vitally Important to the ginnen’ class: 10:30 to 11 tiny tots; Old Hermitage. 3 years old... about It. Instead, she decides on sweater. Will she love It! 92 oO For the young child, there are trick an church had planned to hold to- to Town Clerk’s Office. 2.98 to 14.98 9.98 to 69.50 for only I] gallon, 03c. Gallon, glAO. the Jewel after she has studied the win buy enough at Cheney Sales- night at the church on Cooper Nation’s welfare. U to 11:30, Intermediate; 11:30 to .. .98A0 5th Weldon Drug: Co. Uttie cases containing pieces of un- "In the last war th.; prices which 12, advanccKi. Deaths Last Night coiffure from every conceivable room. Dash down there today. usual materials and all the needles, street, has been postponed until a Town (Jlerk Samuel Turkington Sloe Gin..., 903 Main Street angle. If she's economical or If va- week from tonighL soared the highest were not the The boys’ swimming classes will Silk Hose Gloves and Mittens ...91.35 5th 5 Old Monastery Wine ..97c qL pins and thread she'll need to make today received from the city clerk war products like munitions, but also meet: 9:30 to 10:15, beginners; Washington—Charles E. Kern. riety is the spice of her life, she Buddy, who loves to make things, them with unimaginable doll dress- of Hartford the records of birth, 50c to 2.98 gets a guttering piece that can be would like the linoleum cutting kits Evening school classes at the lo- Uie pence products of wheat, cotton 10:15 to 11, interm ediate; 11 to 72, attorney and former political 69c and 1.00 $in.95 es. worn two or three ways. deaths and marriages of Manches- and the like, especially those relat- 11:45, advanced. wrriter for Washington newspapers. that make blocks to print from; cal State Trade school have been ter persons which occurred in-Hart- steel and wood construction sets for suspended for the Christmas holi- ing to the food and clothing supply. The regular plunge period for Dayton, O.—Frank B. Walker, 80, Twin Sweater Sets Silk Undies When you give an Elgin or Ham- fqrd In November and early this The price of smokeless powder, the men will be from 7 to 8 o’clock. A for many yean one of the best Say, If mother making ships, trains and airplanes* ilton watch you're sure of giving days and will resume Thursday eve- month. tool chesu full df tools that really ning, January 8. main munitions products made by public whist party will be held at known starten In toe Grand Racing 1.98 to 4.98 50c to 3.75 Insists on perfection. You’ll And a fuU line The marriage license returns the Du Pont Company, actually de- toe West Side Rec on Cedar street. Circuit. 19 % some thing mean business, and lumber to work of these watches at Donnelly’s. Play win start at P o’clock and on; equipment with which he may It was reported in last night's showed that August F. PhUllpa, 26, clined. Raleigh, N. C.—Frang Page, 39, Lounging Pajamas practical for of 7 Putnam Heights, Hartford, and “The recaptun of elimination of prizes will be awarded to toe wln- former president of toe American Leather Handbags Christmas bow make his own electric batteries, and Herald that Doreen Davis of 9 Or- nen. the magneto saw, motorlcas, that One of the newer and better types chard street, who lost 92 on a shop- Miss Mary Stankevich, 28, of Buck- proflta on agricultunl products In Road Builden’ Association. 1.00 to 3.49 1.98 to 7.98 This offer is for a about a nice of cedar chests for the Colonial type land, were married by the Rev. Vin- exceas of peace-time earnings win Next Week . Rockford, 111.—Frank C. Lander, new huuse- does Inlay work and will positively ping trip Wednesday, Intended to There will be no classes Monday not cut the operator's Angers. of room is made to exactly resem- purchase gifts for her father and cent Razaltis, assistant pastor of be difficult to fegulate, since In a 78, former Rockford newspaper dresa in which ble a Queen Anne mahogany low- the Holy Trinity Lithuanian church, war period it would be desinble to night, Christmas Eve. man. baseball expert and former Woolen Robes Sporty Ski Suits limited time only to busy about mother. Mrs. Davis died in 1929 and encourage production and the culti- boy. 'The 45-lnch aixe is on sale at the child planned to buy a gift for on November 12. president of the Rockford Central 1.98 to 5.98 5.98 to 9.98 her kitchen? Fruits of all kinds—luscious Fllnt-Bruce's, 103 Asylum and 180 Peter Borsotti, 26, of Hebron, 7 .tion of normally unused land, f PROBABLY TOUGH ANYWAY Labor Union. Montgom e r y apples, grapes, dates, nuts, every- Trumbull St., Hartford a t 935. Or if her father. cite this merely aa one of the diffl* Knoxville, Tenn.—Arthur, le You’ll like its sturdy construction and fine appearance. To bet- thing for your holiday menus cap be and Miss Anna Reale, SO, of Man- Ward’s havs you’d like a more elaborate Chippen hester, w en married by the Rev. cutties which legislation of this St. Louia—The Hantons have de- Grande Woollen,. 69, for 18 years Silk Umbrellas Silk Blouses all sorts of 'em In right good looking found at Garrone's. Dial 6367 and dale type of model, they have at The Zion Lutheran church choir kind will have to consider. cided they won’t have roast pork for consulting engineer for the late ter judge the value we suggest that you have a home trial on styles, ami at only 94c you'll prob- place your order eariy. will meet for rehearsal tonight at Andrew J. Kelly, pastor of St. An- Christmas. 1.98 to 3.98 1.98 and 2.98 1^39.50, a beautiful all-mahogany thony Italian Catholic church, on "It must be remembered that nilrosul builder and financier, B. H. ably want three or four of ’em. 7 o’clock. All members are urged during a war the needs of national Attempting to kUI a bog, Thomas Harriman. w _ . , .chest, cedar lined, with carved cla'.v to be present. The Sunday school November 29. your own rugs. ^ ball foot* This carries with It defense are paramount to any oth- Hanton, county farmer, took an in- (Jolfax, Wash.—W. L. La FoUette, Fine Raincoats Hats and ^arfs Evening hose with lastex tops are Snapshots In hooka, .would have a children will meet tomorrow after- Among the births were the follow- effectusil shot with a .22 calibre a 8250 moth insurance policy! Be- ing: er consideration—production must 74, a former Republican Congress sure to thrill any girl. She can flne time with a photo kit, designed sides, there are more than 30 mod- noon a t 1:30. be stimulated, not curtailed. rifle and then banded toe gun to his man from the Fourth Washington 2.98 to 6.98 1.00 to 1.95 forget garters for the lastex serves especially for tho amateur photo- A daughter, Diana Lee, to "During the Great War the Unit- son, Francis. The son fired the bul- District and a cousin of the late els in the more conventional types Joseph and Elizabeth (Newberry) the same purpose. grapher and containing camera. of chests beginning In price at 914.78. The National Guard Rangers de- ed States found Itself totally unpre- let glancing off toe hog’s back Senator Robert M. La FoUette of Wool Shoulderettes Fine Hankies The Manchester Electric Company Alms, printing frame, developing flnltely will play the All Burnsides In Motycka of 112 South Alain street pared on the question of national struck the elder Hanton In the right Wisconsin. To give or to keep In your own powder and other Items necessary a baaketball game at the State Ar- In Hartford hospital, November 12. mobilization of Industry. Today na- arm. Hollywood, Calif.—Frank Beal, 1.98 25c to 1.00 773 Main S t Phone 5181 Christmas Cake a Panacea. A son to Louis S. and Rom home, a box of Lovell and Covell to development of snapshots. The Christm*'J3 cakes Of long ago mory here Christmas night, it was tional thought la far bette. crystal- 70, veteran actor and director of chocolates all beautifully wrapped The set enables her not only to were known as Yule Doughs or Dow announced today. (Cohen) Jaffe of 79 Broolcfleld street lized. Should war emergency again A squadron of 10 military biplanes motion pictures. in a gift package U an awfully nice take pictures to her heart's content and were made of white flour, of in St. Francis hospital, November arlM we ehould be nady for it. I has been added to toe Egyptian Hermosa Beach, Calif.—A. Parke thing to have around at holiday but actually to develop them her- Because of the expected crowd at 21. am sure that the Du Pont Com- army air force. Each of these planes Wilson, 67, a former catcher for the slightly flner quality than usual, the East Side Rcc tonight for the time. At Magnell’s Drug Store. self. The Idea has all sorts of pos- sugar and currants, materials used A son, John, to John and Merle pany, which has 98 per cent of its 1s equipped for a variety of duties, New York Giants. FRADIN’S store Closes At 6 :00 P. M. Monday, December 24th. sibilities. Mary* may turn out to be welcome of that famous band. Lew (Yellen) Dewart of 655 North Main business in peace-time products, including aerial photography, recon- Dallas. Tex.--Karl F. Griffith, 42. only for special occasions and re- Redman and His Bellhops, workmen The newest Infant dolls not only another Margaret Bourke-White garded as lilkuries. The cakes were street, in Hartford hospital, Novem- will be ready to place Its facllitlea naissance, light bombing and ma- vice-president and general counsel are as dimpled and cuddly as any have been busy In preparing accom- ber 28. at the service of toe government aa chine gunning. of toe Lone Star Gas Company. made In the shape of little Images modations so that some seats will be baby, but they actually work their What man doesn't appreciate a of the Madonna and Holy Baby or A daughter, Patricia Ann, to Ups for all the world as If they were well selected cravat? Anyone______of... available on the. floor or In the bal- James and Marion (Mohr) Taylor of w*cre round with a crude represen- cony. This colored band is one of nursing w*hen offered a bottle. O n^ the attractivea ones at Cheney’s tation of the Nativity stamped on 65 Bigelow street. In S t Francis such baby, in stern accord with the Salesroom—and there arc hundreds the snappiest outfits In the state hospital, December 2. them. and with their different instruments latest health rulea, will go to sleep from which to choose- is sure to A piece of the Christmas loaf or A daughter, Bessie, to Steve and only when placed on her right aide, please him! and new song bits they no doubt Mary (Stevens) Carambelas of 78 too! cake was kept for a year and was will' make a big hit with the crowd Children’s —L A D I E S — reputed never to become sour or on the floor. Dancing will begin at Cottage street. In Hartford hospital, 200 mouldy. It wraa also highly regard- 8:30 and will last until 12:30. The November 20. SHIRTS - SHOES • SCARFS Snow Suits PAJAMAS - ROBES For an oil that has given satisfac- ed as a cure for, and a guard against regular admission charge will be MELTON ZIPPER COATS AND New Dresses SHORT SUEDE JACKETS 9 Oaly Men's tory service everywhere for years all sorts of sicknesses. ADVERTISEMENT 1 Combination Diamond I Only Baguette Diamond Atlantic. Is unsurpassed. Try It aaked which Includes checking. JACKETS — SUEDE AND One and two- Just Arrived! SNOW SUITS next time. L. T. Wood Is the agent. MANY OTHER ITEMS ON Wrist Watches and Wedding Ring At the new drapery department at The entertainment committee of LEATHER JACKETS piece—in all sizes Wrist Watch Dial 4406 and have them send you Fllnt-Bruce’s, 103 Asylum and 150 Special $3.95 a trial order. Star of the ISaat, Royal Black Pre- and colors. EASY WEEKLY PAYMENTS Regular Regular R»’Kiil:ir < ^ 0 0 Trumbull otreet, Hartford, you'll ceptory. No. 13, will meet tomor- EASY WEEKLY PAYMENTS 114.50 .. $40.00 $30.00.. And loads of gift ideas (other than row afternoon a t 2 o'clock in $7.95 $28.50 DU The ring which Claudette Colbert If they’re bridge flends they’ve draperies). Sofa pillows from 93c Orange hall. Sir Knighta having purchaied recently was the flrst one probably worn their last bridge table to 91. hasaocks from $1.95 to 89, returns to make on the recent en- SILBROS of Its kind and has been named after to a pulp by nowl Why not give chair scarfs and arm rests at 83JI0 tertainment will please do so on or this puramoimt star. Unlike the them a swanky new one—with a tilt- a set, lace dinner clotha from 80A0 before this meeting. Why Pay More When You Can Save From 50% to 300%? formal Jewelry Claudette la wearing top that acta aa a screen when not to 89.30, luncheon seta (bandwrork) In "The Gilded Lily," this ring Is In use. Or with a backgammon top. at 84.00, hand braided and band Buy In Ja£fe*8 And You’ll Know It’s Paid For! a combination of sports and costume Or a white leather one ? hooked mats OSc to 83.50 and loads Jewelry*. Set In bands of platinum upon loads of others. Lost minute SCHEDULE AT THEATER a largo piece of crystal is accented Top off your Chriatmas dinner shopping la no hardship when tban’a by a row of Oriental rubles and four with a rest English plum pudding. a FUat-Bruce’a. CHANGED FOR HOLIDAY 25%to50%Oir 10% to 35% Off All Military Sets rows of small diamonds. An un- You’ll be assured of one that’s spe- usual detail is that this ring has to cially delicious If you get yours at Pottery by Pfaltsgraff—an un- On All be custom made aa It is cut aU in usual and lovely gift! Milikowski. Three Day Run of Feature Pic- Three and Ten-Piece On All Men’s Ouj^.v At Half Price Oarrone'a. Silver, Ebony and one piece and therefore baa to At the the Florist, has a selection of pieces ture to Start on Holiday — I T o i l e t S e t s w*earcr perfectly. It was designed The Bclentiflc-mlnded adolescent In all slses 35c up. Only Temporary. CREDIT and Ruby Rin^s Natural \Vood by William Howard Hoeffer especial- may have a chemistry set Ivith test ly for Mlaa Colbert. tubes and all the flxlngs. The pra- BecauM the Christmae and New tentlous ones are Installed in prac- Year’s holidays come within the For Mother or Sister Bess who tical wrork tables, as are carpenter week the schedule of feature pic- Pendants, and Pendant and have Just been dying for one, why outflta for the boy who loves to 1^ CXXtCXAUlta tures at the State theater has been somewhat altered. In order that Ring Sets, with Bracelets patrons of the theater may plan 8:00—Women's gym classes. T:45—(Jolts Girls basketball game. their holiday time and not misa a Y, M. C. A, Notes 7:00—7th and Sth g nde girls 0:00— Watkins "Y" basketbaU picture they might be particularly 10% to 5T /c O ff Christmas party. game. desirous at seeing. Manager George Hoover today announced the sche- Friday 0:00—^Taloottvllle Senior gym. Saturday dule through next week. 4:00—YUGG and YGSS Olrla DIES FROM BURNS Today and tomorrow "363 Nights clubs gym. 9:00—Grade school boys gym, 9 to 11. in Hollywood” and "Menace" are on Gift Suggestions Gift Suggestions 3:13—Busineas Men's volley ball New Haven, Dec. 21.—(AP)— the program. Sunday and Monday 10:00—Grade school boya gym, 12 Mn. Clara De Brant, 62, of this to 15. Greta Garbo will be seen In "The city died today from burns and Pointed Veil". On Oirlstmas Day, FOR HIM 11:00—Older boys gym. 15 to 17. suffocation when the bed on which Wednesday and Thursday, Joe Pen- FOR HER COTTAGE STREET 2:00—Junior basketball league. she was alseping caught lira from a ner’s feature picture "(College Oiamoad B lag s...... 913.00 • 9850.00 lighted cigantte. She died before Rhythm” will be shown. Friday and Packet Watek, Chola aad K nife ...... she could he given medical atten- Saturday of next week the pictures W atches...... 96.98 • 985.00 PACKAGE STORE tion. The fire was confined to the GoM B l a g s ...... iu.eo and op will be "Home on the Range", a Phone 9844 — Free DeUyery. fourth floor bed room occupied by Zone Grey atory and "Secret Bride" f>oM and Chain . . . .91.30 and up Xmas Wrapped Mn. De Brant in a rooming house with Barbara Stanwyck...... Pen and Pencil S e ts...... operated by M n. L. Spencer...... “p . . . .91.78 and up Pendant and Ring Sets ., TOWN CRIER AND HERMIT .. ..91.93 and up GINS—Filth, 7*0...... "P Evening Bags ...... 91.93 and up Holding the wiper arm of a Vanity C ases...... 50o and up Good Quality Stnlgbt Whiskey faulty vacuum-type windshield Genniae Pearls, La TesOa . ....92.50 and up Qtmria, 91.00. Fifths. SSo. wiper while it ia in opention will d e w a d e a d g a n tto Cosea aaO U g k ten often fix It The valve and platen Braoeleta...... 11.05 - $50.00 Lord Bneon Whiskey ...... are looeened by the air leaking I FRED E. mmm r m M tirtt...... ^ 8-Pieee TeHet Sets ...... 92.05 and np ...... qwwt 91 AS, 5th $1.90 through the wiper motor. 10-Flses Toilet S e te ...... 97A8-955.M Snperior Whlekey...... Sth $IA0 WERNER Four Reaes. Golden Wedding. Paul Jones, Spring Garden, and 15c bar I INSTKIlirrOR LOUIS S. JAFFE Don't sell to^oi Grwn Rl\*«r Whiakeyt. ARROW SHIRTS nWELEB OPTICIAN PIANO and ORGAN P o rt Sherry and .Muscatel Wlaea Weldon Druigr Co. $L93 ...... bottlea far flAO Stwdle: US t«aa> Btmet " ...... IIJ S n gallan 90S Blaia Street SYMINGTON’S Pbeaet SSS» XI TTVl ■ r y. .y ■ .■■■ ’ . ■■ ■' ' ma nchbet bb Bvproro HANCHmiait ooNN. viiidat, December t i , is m . MANCHESTER BVISNTNG ^ A L D . ILVNCHE^l'BR, (X)NM. FRTOAT, DECTEMBER 21,198t.
mittee that duptto the War Depart- scene. With beadeged qya. he tn- WMS Joka ea tha meaiber rooeiviag Bbrofated to cut down tka proflU, position by one polpt. taking a 46, Waa laid. ment’a viawa on a uadvaraal draft uni PROBE WIIHESSES eUted on etaytBg. Sr. JAMES CHORiBCHOIR I t A splendid eBtertammasit foUow- ment InstoIIad, Including on electric dattng tha value of preventive Club, wUeb la ' SECniHi7-AISOOr He commented that In the ease of ita mobilixatloa - plan oontamplated The Onterio'e crew worked oa ed with Earl McCarthy ' on the cancelling matbine. me^etne and toe practice of the an- LEGION RIFLE TEAM but loat tha advantage gained to INCREASED CHRISTMAS We ore ; iW R O VE Uberty motoro toe manufacturers commaadaerlng (danta whan nacaa- with the Oremer, despite their boajo. Samuel Felice the vtoUn, E3lo 'JOLLY OLD NICK’ Some time ago a move was started HEALTH OUTLAYS nual pbyaicat examination is there- Donze in toe off-hand position, tbe welfare work of aary. OFFERED PROTECTION many weary hours of 're flghtlag ROUS CHRmMAS PARTY PolcetU OB tbe piano accordion. to change the name, but it Was tore gniWliig. latter scoring a 42 to Gompper’s 41. club ia very valuable in IF WAR’S DECLARED ware making about too aamo pro- DEFEATED IN NATCH Both scored 188 tor tbe match. duct as In peaca time. Ha said the 12,000 ^ an U laeludad sad many w«rs amaag the tempo- DoaelBg ftollowad until 11:80 with promptly buried under a perfect Each year brings new public SEAL SALE IS NOTED munity. ' STOCK MARKET rarily overcoma. Bunap bogs had Profeoaor Oomeliue Shea prompt- avalanche of protests from govern- health procedures and prevantivo Tha scores: AMde from the nultrltiaa WeW.v Harrla rt|iUod that of toe 12,000 in the mobilisation plan would ba (OBttowei !>«■ Page OM) been placed over ventilators and Nembtrs Enjoy Santa Cfaras HERE’S m s TOWN ALWAYS PRODUCE Brown Loaders (C fiMn PBffs Om ) plants to bo used in time of war un- toM what they were to produce. ing. During the evening toe gather- ors, senators, repreaentatlvea, meaouras which when imiversally' Brown-Landers Group Beats Total Amount Raised This Year ried on in aome of the achoMt hatch covers to keep a draught Gifts and Tnrkey Dinner at mayora, national organlutione, and adopted will protect against many P 8 K OHTOT great deal of correetive \ der the mobtUxation plan, 8,000 will If they refutod to go ahead imder pared ^th others producing the ing was addreeecd by Rev. Reidy J. (Jompper .. 60 50 46 41 188 ever came to me or any campaign make toe same things they do in toe government plan, or haggled same grade of milk that, he took from conylBg the blase through u e Last Night’a Affair. | aad Rev. IQlleen. ■tamp ooHectora. It.woa abandoned. communicable diseaaes which In toe Local Squad in Match Last Is Greater Than That at done. Aalde from money ■hip, oa, escorted by the alatereblp Department stores and other busi- MANY DIVIDENDS paat have shown little evidence of Night in East Hartford. R. A v itu i___ 80 46 42 44 181 to employ a dental hyglenlet ia.* Uutrids aad Spe*, committee of mine." p^atcE 'Uin#> over.froflta, their plant would, be money out of hla own pocket to K. Ctoodan .. .47 43 45 38 173 This Time Last Year. Then, aa the committee members Baruch said tlie War IndusUies taken over by the goverament, be give them In order to avoid having Tuscan and a Coast Guard patrol Members of tbe choir of S t Suta QfiU, hdiaaa, Reports ness then “got next." They began being controlled, the commlsaloner achoofs (76 la given Mr. Verpfe boat, iha raced for port through the James’s church enjoyed a Cbrietmaa ■ending Chriatmaa dlrect-by-mail stated. Re cited the Neufeld Teet Brown-Landera American Legion C. Brooks .. .48 43 40 38 169 be uaed tor tebth extroctiona sad spectators laugbed, toe Jovial Board found there were many added. it appear "aa though we (the deal- night. E. Spencer ..48 47 39 37 171 To date returns from toe sale of : dddei Moto Dp — Cottoa Wataou added: tbinga not produced in this country Senator Clark (D„ Mo.), velcad er*) were sldnning them.” parW loat night at BL Jomea’a boll advertising to Santa daua to be re- with aUte officials and those of for detecting pneumonia germs, Rifle Team defeated toe Dllworth- Chriatmaa seals isaueo by toe Na- casea where parenta cannot aSdifl .... n Tbe cargo of tbe Ontario woo de- on Pork etreet The elngtng of COLDS Bosjaess Boom, Thanks moiled there with toe magic post- which ia followed by treatment with Comell Post, Legion Rifle team last to take care of the matter. Ifljjt • "I think eome timee they were a that wore necessary to toe war pro- hla belief in a unlveraal draft. HInto a t PoHtlM ■cribed simply os “gwioral." flea- many cities and towns busy prepar- T^m Total ...... 880 tional Tuberculoaia Association are gram and industrial progress. One "If you walked into toe Du Pont Though eome farmers got 7 osnts 'Chrlatmae corole opened the eve- mark that would give it unusual at- the propeo serum for toe particular night on toe Eaat Hartford range, a little more than they were last year Dr. Barry extracted the tem little remlaa In their opportunlUes.” men on tha ship said there were ntng’e entertainment with a fine tur- ing budgets for tbe coming year. type of germ — a new development Mancbeater A. L, of a hundred or more children. . isatiStiiidstilL ^Warahip Coete of these, he eald, was tin. plant and said 'AU right, you’ve a quart and others 4.23 cents, he FEVER to Stamp Coflector’s AM. tention, aa "direct from Santa 880 to 819. The failure of toe local M. D o n z e ___ 50 60 44 42 186 year at this date. Including toe of- Aakad hla choice among three Backs .of greasy wool in toe' bold, key dinner following eerved by Wil- dat»." Dr. Stanley H. Osborn, State Com- which should prevent over a hundred marksmen to record better scores in Funds are mao uaed to care fta A whtle'before, toe committee |n- been drafted,’ ^ don’t have any did not Icnow whether "polittca" which accounted for ‘the heavy, am ear missioner Health, In the State De- L. C%apin . . . 49 48 41 30 168 ferings of school children the fund posslbilltlee—bujdng and storing doubt ^ou could turn out powder T” played a p a rt liam Fallon of Castle Form Inn. Nearly Loom dob deaths from pneumonia In C^onnccti- toe kneeling and off-hand poaltiopa now is (665.81. defective eyes and to provkL( veetlgators ordered an investigation acrid smoko. Santa Claue arrived and dlstrlbutod partment of Health's weekly broad- cut during the next few months. If led to their defeat. W. Carter . . . 50 46 39 27 161 glaaoea Another important - w oft Wmt York. Vtc. ai.-(AP)-Tto tin, acquiring a tin mine in some he asked. A. C. PeterMn, West Hartford The Ontario, which was built In Maeie-Taoieta Hosdacheo By NEA Service But the bulk of tbe moll la still cast today, reminded toe public of C. Birato .. i . 47 47 32 31 167 Over 1100 envelopea containing ' Heek M«rk«t tkowed Mine eigni of into what Chairman Nye catted other country, or making an agree- dsaler examined as to hla bualnesa gifts to thoM preeant. Eoe)| gift ■elve-Wee* Oraeq hi W ntaetee the physician ia called promptly A contest jdevek^M between provided for out of Educational Club, “amaslng increases’’ In recent costs "It would depend alMolutely on New York in 1904, boa twice before Santa C3aua must be all thlnge to that of toe stomp collectors, who Connecticut that money spent on when pneumonia symptoms set in. L. MiUigan .. 47 46 29 26 147 one dollar’s worth of seals were sent funda ia toe care and removal dc jjiiininmniit todny, alUiouch mod* ment with Great Britain, which now toe Aan who walked in there," Har- and office acoounta, declared the ex- caught lira, once la 1913 and again consider toe Santa Claua postmark public health and preventive medi- Marcel Donee of tbe Manchester out to Manchester residents by Mrs. m to IrrefUlmrity pereleted In Mat- of warships. They said they want- control too world eupply—Baruch amination by Federal Oommiaaion on people. team and J. Gompper of toe East tonaita. ed to determine If there bad been ris replied. in 1924. The former time, eomptmy on an envelope "unique," ’intensely cine has saved thousands of people Team Total ...... 819 John L. Jenney the day following AU theae helps to the childran am laced ahare groupa that have re- replied: Is unfair, and at his request bis oSicfola ooid, she wa- neatly de- To the hide, Santa Claue ie tbe sentimental In Its appeal," "very In toe State from illness and death Bulgaria has granted a free paas, Hartford squad in the match. Both Thanksgiving. That means that re- ■aatly been under precaure. "collusion’’ in bidding. "If it is a question of prepared- "I’m willing to bet you could turn bookkeeper will be examined late to- good for one year, on Its railroads markamen scored possibles* In the Invaluable to their healthy growtli; ' Watson appeared voluntarily be- out toe powder,” Clark returned. stroyed. Jolly aoint who brings them, secretly colorful and immensely Interesting.'' each year, and that theae dividends Tbe United States haa more fe- turns are awaited from about 300 80 the public la again urged to eoh- In a few of the uUUtlea ness, I Bay be prepared against day. to newlyweds In an effort to stimu- prone and sitting positions. Comp- more people. Last year (950 waa fore toe committee. everybody, and have it right here •T believe 1 would, too,” Harris everything their little hearte deatre. Of course to ■ non-atamp col- from the tuusl modest aums.allpted male auto drivers than any other tinue its support of the Cihrlstmiia aaBeared to have dried up with In- At that time one of the commla- lector, it la Just like any other can- for public health activity cannot be late .an Increase of population. per edged Donze In the kneeling country in toe world. taken In profit to the EducaUonal B ^ o u that theae ^depreaa^ la- He said he was “ntUed" by sUte- In storage. conceded. ‘T know Mmetoing about slon'e Investigators will testify In To mother, Santa Claus la Just a big seals campaign. powder and I get along with people, NOTICE! dinner to be prepared for the whole cellation mark except that It says overestimated. auaa had dlaoounted much.of the menta that he had become ’Involv- "Making ah SSteement with support of toe commission’s atti- FORTIFY ALASKA Great Britain might be a good I believe you would have the full co- tamlly. To 1^,. sometimes, Santa "Santa daus, Ind.," Instead of One of the major dividends of hdverae newa pertaining to ed" In toe munittona Inveatigatlon. tude. "Miasms, O." public health work, Dr. Osborn B aaa^ InduatHala and qieclaiU^ A letter from Du Pont flies prs- Mlutlon, but I’d ratoer have it bere operation of the Du Ponta." d au a ia a pain In the neck. To 1200 and I’d be prepared against every- Told of toe appointment of toe Wo Closo Today At 4 O’clock and Remain Gosed All Day Hooaiers, Santa d au a ia home. The building up of this big postal pointed out, haa been a gain in life laoved up. Trading enthualaam waa viously placed before toe commit- IS WEST DEMAND Saturday (aa usual). expectancy of eight years during DOtebly lacking, however, and toe tee, quoted former Senator Penroae body, even my beat friend." munltlona. Chairman Nye aald But to toe growing number of business, oddly enough, almost cost volume of tranaactlons waa conald- "atuolea like oure In Britain and dyed-in-the-wool phllatellsta (stamp Postmaster Martin bis Job. When the past 26 years. A child bom 26 (R., Pa.), aa telling Wataon In 1920 Tin to Pay Debts SMOKE OVERCOMES (Oeottooed from Page Om ) years ago In 1910, be said, could amhly under that of yeaterday. to “give toe Du Ponte wbst they France will bring a result constitut- ooUeotora to you), Santa d au a ia an Santa Claua became a third Instead of toe gralna were IneUned Chairman McReynolde (D., ing greater aervicif to posterity than Item. of a fourth class poatofftce, toe Job "expect" to live 51 years, but the want Just as far aa you can without Teim.), recalled suggeatlona that would welcome etronger fortiflea- SATURDAY expectation of life for an Infant to eaae and cotton waa virtually at getting Into a row.” bM ever yet been recorded." A DOZEN HREMEN You’ve heard of Santa daua, Ind., of postmaster waa automatically re- a-atandatlll. Bonda were sllghuy toe United States accept tin In pay- Step Toward Peace tlons also In Hawaii and other Pa- I the little eroesroada hamlet that moved from civil service and became bom tola year la 89 years. "Not only Mixed in quiet deallnga. Foreljp The Du Fonts and other chemical meat of war debts, and asked Jfle poeaeeaions. NIGHT rises each jrear to a peak of tem- a “presidential appointment,” In is the chance of living extended, but, manufacturera were aeeklng at toe Senator Vandenberg (R., Mich.), (Conttaued from Pare Om ) READY... WARDS FAMO VKhange ratea regUtered only Barueb’a reaction. AU Dot Borah OPEN porary fame and rushing postal other words in tola case a political beat of all, modem medicine and ■aid “the greatest peace achieve- time to get an embargo to protect "By taking tin for the debts, 1 "Every Senator and Representa- business at the holiday season and plum. good sanitary procedures have now ninor varlatlona. the domestic dys Industry. think we would be helping things," ment In the hlatory of the world will held by to pull her to shoal water 5 TO II P. M. .'Shares of Consolidated Oas and tive from west of the Rocky Moun- % then alumpe off for toe remainder of Martin ia a Republican and an decreased tbe chances that a child "A careful reading of toe letter, Baruch answered. be that International conference on and beach her should the list become tains with the possible exception of will suffer from many illnesoea North American managed to recov- arms limitations and control which and a humdrum year. active one. He was all set for toe aTamall fracUons, but Put 11c Scrv- Watson said, "shows Penrose said He also suggested that it might more pronounced. Senator Borah of Idaho," be said, But did you know that if it skids when toree-cent postage which attacked the child bom in nothing about munltlona. It waa all be advisable for the committee to occurs after England, Franca and "would vote to strengthen Ameri- 1910. The gain In expectation of NATION-WroS VALUES IN.. Ua of New Jersey dipped a point or America have concluded these muni- Tbe fire fighter* wore gas masks weren’t for stamp collectors, per- caused bualnesa to drop to the point aa before meeting support and at)out dyes. investigate reports Of tin deposlta as they attempted to get into toe can fortifications in tha Pacific." haps there wouldn't be any Santa where Santa d a u s waa once more eight year* of life are healthy "Nobody needs to urge me to be in the United States, although he tions investigations," From Representative Lea, Demo- years.” American Telephone lost as much. "Let us hope the Inquiry will be smoky lower decks and several hose daua? safely back in tbe fourth class. Standard Oil of New Jersey came a Protectionist. I was an advocate added that such reports had been lines were eased off in an effort to erst, of California, cams the com- Name dwage Happy Idea Dr. Osborn explained many of the of that policy before I ever saw Pen- studied thoroughly during the last fearless and thorough,” Senator ment: Lone Cover to F. R. advances made in recent years. Ad- Luxury at a Low to life with an advance o. a point Pope (D., Idaho), commented. give the ship's pumps a chance to Santa daus, situated deep in ahd a firm tone was displayed by rose. war and no satlafactory deposits "Japan’s proapectlva action has ^ SUNDAY rural soutoem Indiana, waa founded Martin has opportunities to do vances in nutrition have shown the rid the holds of accumulated water. Price I found. Senator Clark (D., Mo.), said the made it clear that we must depend thousands of favors for people be value In the diet of certain vitamins Mastman Kodak, Standard Oil of "No memt>er of toe Du Pont fam- British action might be toe begin- The engine room was toe one ’tween It Will Pay You To Wait! Your Dollars long before toe dvll War under Ufornla. American Can, National ily ever spoke to me about toe tariff W. A. Irvin, president of the on ourselves for defense and not on tbe name of Santa Fe. In 1858, toe doesn’t know, for there is no limit and mineral aleme'nts, not appreci- Chifffo*" Hosel i United States Steel Corporation, ning-of a "World wide move In all decks section habitable and a skele- agreements." to tbe requests made of him — for ated before, but now easily supplied itlllers and a number of others. question at any time. nations not controlled by dlcta- t(Jn crew of engineers and oiler* Will Go A Long Ways At FINKEL- residents began to think It would be $Among stocks off a point or more "1 have no recollection of any leg- told the committee his corporation Meanwhile there was no offtelal nice to have mall delivery, and they signatures on toe envelopes, and all In such f(x>d8 aa tomato Juice and Is compelled to get all of its tin Uon.” kept toe pumps going. comment here on the approaching STEIN’S! kinds of trick variations of the green and yellow vegetables. Llke- sre taterboro Rapid Transit. islation touching munltlona. But Stephen RauahenbucR, entering f i l l e d for e«tabllahment of a poet- oklyn-Manhatten Transit. Mon- the (lye question waa flrat and fore- from foreign countries. Coughing firemen were hauled to notification that Japan la abrogat- coveted canccllatfons. toe vahie of proper diet for toe Ward( Toy bu(ine(( i( one of the largest Most of it. he aald, la purchased the munltlona Inquiry for toe first the fresher but smoke-filled air ot ing the Washington treaty. But In 1932 he bad an opportunity mother in the prenatal period has nto Chemical and Sears Roebuck. most for a long time. time this week, sought to develop Tbe application waa rejected how- in America. There ore reo(on( for this Mtues about unchanged to a trifle •T became fully convinced that If through dealer.*! In London. toe upper decks by slightly less The Japanese Ambassador Hl- ever, because there already was an- to make a pretty gesture, and be been learned. The Raskob Letter that labor would not be represented coughing comrades until 12 bad brohi Saito is to deliver tot an- did It. ' In that year (Ariatmas fell Supervision of water and milk l^vrer were U. S. Steel, Bethlehem, wc were to establish a dye industry on a proposed War Labor Adminis- GIFTS — other office named Santa Fe In gigantic (ize . . . good (ound reoMMul (jMei-al Electric, General Motors It had to be behind an embargo. The Raakob letter to Carpenter, been sent to nearby Omey hospital nouncemert to the State Depart- northern Indiana. This rejection was on Sunday, and therefore there supplies have made epidemics of dis- lA>vely ladies sigh for which Senator Nye eald showed the tration ^ a rd . for treatment. Many others were ment on or before Saturday. If it is anything in the way clothing for brother, would normally be no Christmas, eases borne by these foods unusilai. them I Chiffons, incredi- tSlrysler, Montgomery Ward and Was for Embargo. . The mobilization pl(n, Rausben- received only a few weeks before Word( quality con be depended uponi ■ehenley. "I don’t want to be placed In a ineplratlon for the American Lib- treated at toe scene and sent back dad or friend, we have it. and a few things for mother Christmas. Day mall cancellations from Santa* Smallpox vaccine and toe Pasteur bly clear, gossamer thin, erty League, added: bush said, provides for the adminis- to stations. Claua. Let Martin tell of, his grace- treatment have nearly eliminated guUtless of rings and Word( auortment( offer wide choice in The rails were llstles- despite an false light. I was for an embargo trator to be "an outstanding Indus- An important feature of tha and sister, too. They bad to think fast—dirlst- littusually good freight car loadings on dyes. Nobody needed to lobby "There should be some very def- Dennis Driscoll, a fireman attach- Army Air Corps blind landing sys- mos, Santa Claus, Santa Fe — so ful act: smallpox and rabies death. Tetanus ■hadowat And Wards Flannel Robes inite o. ganizatlon that would come trial leader." "1 dispensed slightly with toe antitoxin has greatly decreased Toy( mo(t people want. W ord( offer tlw Mport for the week ended Dec. 15. me to be a Protectionist. I waa a Harris agreed to Implications by ed to Engine 21, a land company, tem la toe use of toe radio compass. they dropped toe Fe, substituted low price makei thenwia The total of 679, 935 cars was a Protectionist before they were. out openly with some plan for edu- had his finger crushed by the cover It enables a pilot to fiy with eaae Claua, and submitted a new applica- usual rulings, and cancelled one let- lockjaw. Diphtheria and typhoid eaiy to give as to re- more than seasonal Increase of 28.- cating toe people to the value of Raushenbush that toe w ar Depart- of the emergency steering appara- ter on that Christmas Day, and that fever seldom occur now although a newoit development of the entire Toy “1 resent the Idea that aome one ment plan contemplated conscrip- and certainty toward any broad- tion under toe name of Sontaclaqa ceive I Buy in quantity) 3.79 4 over the previous week. It was Influenced me on the proposition and encouraging people to work; encour- tus and was sent to toe hospital, casting station that be can receive. (one word). It was accepted. was for President Franklin D. few years ago there were more than Women's warm all-wool flannel indu(try: And lo(t but not leo(t, you ge$ ,618 above the like 1988 week and age people to get rich; showing toe tion of labor. He finally granted where It was said r. would be neces- FINKELSTEIN'S, Inc. Roosevelt. 3,00b cases of each in a single year. in plain shades, atripes, two- that because Penrose wrote me a let- that this might result from passage So for 68 years the town went in- f,168 ahead of toe corresponding fallacy of Communism In Its efforts sary to amputate. Complete Ontfittere To Men sod Boys conspicuously along as Santaclaus. "The cover I franked with a full During the first ten months of tones. Word( notionoly fomou( low priced ici 1 was Involved In the munitions to tear down our capital atructure, by Congress of a "work or fight" A ratoer frequent cause of air- set of toe popular Washington Bi- meek in 1932. The gain was about Inquiry." Captain Injured plane engine trouble is dirty fuel In 1826 an enterprising Los Angeles 1934, there has been a reduction Wool Mixed Flannel Robes In line with expectations in view of etc. X X X X . bill. 170-178 State Street Hartford centennial stamps, with the excep- from 1933 figures in tbe number of W1 When Wataon left the stand, the The right eye of Captain James ■yatema. This condition can be pre- stamp collector changed all that. (2.98 gwmaaaaaawmmaHnaaiiaaaaMwaaaaawnaaaaa me brisk business which apparently "Pierre as a citizen has set up a Harris explained that all men Serving Hartford aad Moacbeeter for ST Yeore. He got an idea. tion of toe nlne-cent value. So our deaths caused by typhoid, measles, committee turned again to ita study ftne example and I think you and frbm 18-years upward would be re- Shea of toe same company, waa vented by keeping fuel screens president. United States No. 1 Stamp m being enjoyed by most parts of Every Monebeater Oar Paeaes Onr Door. Stamp Fan Starts It scarlet fever. whooping cough, Rayon Lingerie! SflmHKMWaKSVnCAfflCWWflClKWWWl of the War Department’a Industrial Irenee, If you undertake this job in quired to register although only pierced by a splinter, which was ex- clean at all times and by fiuahlng Collector, has the only Dec. 25, 1932, me country. tracted by a ^lice surgeon at toe out tanka and lines periodically. He wrote to Postmaster James F. diphtheria, inifluenza, pneumonia, The tendency of various stocks to mobilization plan In too event of a really big way, will And tremend- those from 18 to 45 years would be cancellation In exlsten -sr • r _ ' llANniE8TCREV«NmGHERAIJ>.llANCBKmrBt00lii»r ntTOAT,DEXTCMBSin, MANCSHBernEER EViNIMO HBRAtA MANCRiifieR, C»MM„ FIUDAT, OBCBMBint 1 1 ,1 9 ^ ond Company, Governor’s Rorsa ture a banquet took place at the Comedy Trio In State film BALCH AND BROWN BLOCK Guard, wUI serve as a mlUtary as- Now It’s Stream-Lined Buses Norwich Inn, attended by those who CHRISTMASPARn oort to the Governor in the inaugu- CUPID VERY BUSY ffiN T have taken the course. Miss Harriet MAO. TRAIN LATE ral parade Jan. 0, from the Hartford Santa Claus Costumes Raw Apples Are Beir^ Hough and Clement Wall also at- CHIMNEy NOW REPAIRED Club to the oapitol. The Gover- tended. ATTRADESCHOOL nor’s staff WlU also report at the IN MOVIE COLONY * |g ADVANTAGES The customary Christmas exercis- IN ARRIVING HERE Hartford club to attend the chief ex- In Great Demand Now To Cure Infants Ailm^ es are being planned to take place latsrior Cltantd uid Screen ecutive. In the locM churches. There will be Placed Over Top to Stop Fall- The mUitary escort will assemble Saattle, Dac. tl. —(AP)— Twic# Vand 01 a mixed program at the Congrega- inf Sparfca. a t 1:15 p. m., and will march from I far south as California, Wenatchee, Wash., Dec. 21. — apples have been carried 0(u Students Ghre Yolelide En* M many Banta Clau#M are in tha found her Santa Cl^iu bualm Fiftj4liree Marriages During (AP)—Successful results obtained' said. However, he also tional church, to be presented by the Morning Boston Eiprets Is the Hartford club to the Capitol by doubled. New Better Able to children of the Sunday school and Tba trouble srlth the ehlmoey la way ot Main, High, Ford and Trin- PMrifle Northwest this Chrlatmaa I through use of a raw apple treat- ! 200 coses have been treated their teachers, on the evening of ity streets. At the north entrance Demand for oootumes for the Yakima during the last three ftasor^ Delayed 40 Minutes by tertaimnent After Whidi the Baleb A Brosm building, which as there svere last year. Three Wise Men and Shepherds is the Past Year — Only 31 ment In more than 2,000 cases of | all of them succesafully. . i Get to E n d Loatioos Christmas Day. A Christnaas pa- of the Capitol, the Governor will be Mr#. Birdie Sutherland, for 35 Infant diarrhea, dysentery and sim- geant representing the Nativity will resulted In two fires In that building escorted between a lane, formed by good and there is a strong business The method of treatment is -ex- within tea days, hss been overcome. yean bead of a costume show sup- in angels with srings. Angsl-srings ilar cases, were reported here today tremely simple. Dr Bittner sa the streets to watch them go by t Saarbrueckan pollcs preesdaa and ing a total o f 18 who will aaslat the lows fiaa ftmr dami but thsrs were no cheers. followed the parade. "regulars” In the delivery and hand- Vme. 30, Meriden Endees Edge Moriarty Brothers, 37 to 34 SCANDIA LODGE Manchester LEAGUrS SOLDIERS Except for the music of the band Tbs Saar now la ocouplsd by 800 FOUR MEN ADDED ling it mall during the Chrlstmaa Dmc. 23, 88AS and the thud of marching boots, not Soldiers and ths i«malnlng 3,000 rush. Those engaged yesterday In- Deo. 38, 1988, a sound was hoard. Not a word coming in under Leagtm auspices clude Harold Belcher, Raymond R. urday, 13,480 Isttan \ NAMES JOHNSON Date Book REACHSAARARE^ spoken above a whisper. era due .tomorrow and Sunday, TO FORCE AT P.O. Belknap, Jamea Cosgrove and Alton In order td obtats aa i ' PAUL (DAFFY) DEAN YALE VICTORY AT Authorities of the League of Na- Lathrop. Postmaster Frank B. parison ot laat yaafa tlcms, governing the Saar, who have CAMP w n x FILBD Crocker aald today that no addi- this year's, U will be LOCALS DROP THRILLER tional men would be birsd. Three New Champs Fail TsaIgM been anxloua concerning what eflsct watt until tha figurw fa* ttti »art Beats lannarone A t Btats thsatsr—”368 Nights In PRINCETON MAJOR Socceedi Hits Fridehoni BattaDoD of Italians the First foreign soldiers might have on the * New Havta, Deo. 31.— (A P )—The Rash Is On Now and Addi- A total of 77,830 letters went morrow and Monday ana IS MARRIED AFTER HoUywood” at 7:00 and 9:26. "Men- population, appeared visibly re- will of Alice Sumner Camp, widow through the cancelling machine dur- AS STAYNTTSKY SHINES ace” at 8:20. Oomplsta ahows at lieved by the silent reception, Fears of Walter Camp's Yale football au- ing the first four daya of this week. ly To Revive Boxing Game Horen u Freiideiit; To 7:00 and 8:18. to Arrive; Populace SQeot had been expressed in some quai> thority was admitted to probats by tional Help Was Needed— The peak will be reached today and Tomorrow rifled lightning,” la formed _ For Fifth Straight Win UPSETOFSPORTS #> ters tbst the soldiers' arrival migbt Judge John L. Gilsoh yesterday. Her tomorrow. The number of letters SPEEDY COURTSHIP Dec. 22.—Army .end Nsvy Club’s lightning strikes sand, fa n u r •stats, which has an approxlmats going through the local postoffice, HoUfaistaIlttioiJti.3. Christmas party. u Troops March. NaAtTStsd IimUIm cries by Peak Tomorrow. particles In iU path. f; Zijic Brodien Bring Victory BOX SCORE 'Alumni bookstbaU valua of 1100,000 la left to her chil- ctassifled according to days, fol- EX-SEBVICIi: MEN’S Also M. H. 8.-i dren Walter, Jr., and Janstto Camp lows: Monday, 5,780; Tuesday, 11,- OAME8 TOMORT Mu Baer Fdb Moiatamois| gamo at Stats Armoty. The First Troops frMB Bddod in Final Elis Stnoning Feat Voted These were the first troops to Buck with a trust fund for ths edu- ,246; Wednesday, 17,140; Thursday, ADVERTISEMENT Yoanger Half of Star Fkdh to Sflyer City Fire Clos- Next W eA ^43,700. Hockex^ B. F. Pts. Alget J. Johnson of 24 Edgerton Dec. 28.—Presentation of Han- Saarbruecken, S u r 'Basin Terri- march .in the Saar since the French cation of her grandaoii. Welter Four more men were added yes- Oames In the Ex-Servloe Men’s Camp, third. terday to the post office force, mak- Open Alleys at Ckmran’a Carnera; Rost Wins and Moildon Em strset srsa elected president of del’s "Moaslab” by Emanuel Luther- tory. »ec. 21—(AP) — The Sear left after the occupation of the Last year the figures were as fol- night. Two Games to Wm by 53 Lengne at Farr's alleys tonight Greatest Surprise; Rnsh of Mrs. Buck will rscelvs ons-half of ing Duo Weds Beaoty Con- (By Aaaodated Presa) ing Minntos After Score Is Oliner, if ...... 3 8 7 Reandla Lodge, No. 23, Order of an church choir. ’Territory got Its first real sight of Rhineland at the close of the World are as follows: NATIONAL LEAGUE Schee, rf ...... 4 I 9 ths residuary estate and her son 35 American Lsfloa vs Veterans Loses Title; Olin Onsts i Vasa, at the semi-annual eleotiaci Also Candlelight carol oervlco at tha League of Nations sunny today War. PiM;RitsATerageof 134 Chicago 4, New York Rangers 1. 8. Zajac, c ...... I 0 3 South Methodi.-t church. one hundredths by reason of a of Foreign Wars, alleys 1 and S. test Winnen k Late for Detroit 1, Montreal Maroons 1, Cards Is Second, DownfaD 0 2 o f officers last night In Orange hall. when a battalion of Italian grena- The well dlactpltned italtana de- ccdicll. Her grandson will have the Tied at 34-AD in Tongh MnHtewskl, c ...... I Dec. 28.—Reunion of M. H. 8. trained St 8 p. m. end fell in front - Army and Navy vs. British Ue. Pechuck, I g ...... 5 1 9 Hs aueesedi Miss Frideborg Thorsn, dtsrs led by a snappy band marched trust fund When be becomes 30 War Vets, alleys • and 4. RosenUoom; Little Ground class o f 1938 at Castle Farm Inn. of the railway station while their to Riials’ 128; Both Get Toronto 1, S t Louis 1, tie. of Giants Hiird. H. Zajas, rg ...... 4 0 8 fifth member of the Thoren fiunily This tenth through this city. yeers of age this going to bis father the Ceremony. Battle. band played FascUt tunes. The of- In event of the grandson's death, f INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE to hold the office. Installation .will Doc. 37__ Benefit dance by Man- The band played jovial quicksteps, ficers were received by League of- 16 5 87 kGained. London 1, Buffalo 0. take ^ c e on Thursday, January 8, chester PubHc ‘Isalth Nurstng As- the troops were spick-snd-spsn In ficials and the staff of tbs BriUsh 163 Single. Moriarty Brothero .with Emest Soderbsrg of Nutmeg soclatlon at Country Club. Losses estimated at 8100,000,000 Russellvflls, Ark.. Dsc. 21— (AP) OAN.-AM. LEAGUE By ALAN GOULD oUvs drab uniforms with r ^ fac- Army. were caused by Area on farms laat Asaoctatod Preaa Sports Editor m a wen plajred, hard fought ox B. F. Pto. Lodge, of Hartford In charge. Dec. 38,—Reunlcn of class of ings, and 10,000 persons massed in CRUIKSHANKWINS —Uttle Brother (Daffy) Dean the Boston 2, Quebec 1. Holland, rg ...... 2 0 4 Buses filled with blue-coatsd year. EDITOR’S NOTE: This U the Providence 2. Philadelphia 0. hibitlon, the flaohy Meriden Endees Other officers elected were; vice- 1633 of M. H. 8. at Country a u b . Oominir from bohind to the epec- calm and collected bridegroom who Folkowaki, Ig, I f ___ . I 1 3 kept his bride waiting three hours. seventh and last of a series of re- AMERICAN ASSOCIATION New York. Dec. 21.— (A P)— eked out a 37 to 34 victory over the preaident, Olof Erlsnson; recording Dec. 29.—Annual dance of Young maoner in which he h u Judging from the reaction ik the Stavnitsky, c, Ig ... . 4 4 13 secretary, Carl J. B. Anderson; as- Republican Club at Country Club. COLONIAL TOURNEY Is honeymooning today toward a Minneapolis 4, Tulsa 2. Moriarty Bros. Firestone Service Wells ...... -1 0 3 titampbed In four previou.- match- meeUng with Big Brother "Dlsxy’’. country's sporting experts 1934 Is slstant recording secretary, Emil Also Townsend Club moss meet- TONIGHT’S SCHEDULE quintet played at the Silver (bty laat Moloney, r f ...... 3 1 7 ing at High school. Dr. Samuel m t~lth outatandlnc bowleni at the By HARRY ORAVSON the year of the big earthquake In Anderson; financial secretary, Ivar "A real Oiristmaa surprise, that’s Sports Editor NEA Service International League night Hadden, i f ...... : 3 0 d Carlson; assistant financial secre- Dick, speaker. This ad must do double duty . . for Saturday aad Monday me" chortled Daffy, "Nervbu# bride- athletic results. There may IM elate, Oiarlle Kebart defeated Tony London at Windsor. sharp differences of opinion as to The winners displayed a neat pass- tary, Arvld Gustafson; treasurer, Dec. 31.—Knights o f Columbus pricee will be the same both days. Tomorrow will nrebaUy be IkBnarone ot Bridgeport at the Y . groom?. Not a bit of It.” New York, Dec. 21--Three world American Assoclatloa just what constitutes an upset in ing combination and also some re- 14 6 34 Amandus Johnson; chaplain, Mrs. New Year’s E!ve dance and dinner the busiest Saturday of the year . . won’t you pleim ‘phone K . C. A. alleya last night by the Captures First Prize Money Sometime yesterday the question champions were crowned during Minneapolis at Oklahoma City. sports but there appears no doubt, markable long shot ability. "Henny" Score at halftime. Ehideea, 24; Erica Dahlqulst; master of cere- at Rainbow hall. PINEHURST your order tonight. It it Is convenient? We will be here until eiinfortable margin of 53 pine, was settled with Miss Dorothy San> Manchester 19. monies, Mrs. Constance Wenner- Also "Sweet Adeliue" in midnight jiekiiig up 71 pine on bla opponent dusky local beauty winner and 1634. They are Maxlc Adelbert on the basis of the Associated Presa Zajac and Pechuck proved to be a y®“ *' Christman staples such as Ptam. Fig of $5,000 Against Golfing fourth annual poll, that the experts 'thorn In the local b ^ s defense all Referee, Gasman. gren; assistant master of cere- show at Stats theater. Dial 4151 PuddUig . . 5Uac« Meat . . wa have all klada— la the laat two games. daughter of a Sandusky and Rus- Baer. Heavy: Bob Olln. light-heavy, Time, four 10-mlnute periods. monies, George Johnson; Inner Coming Events Hie Fifth VicUm sellville lumber man. The wedding expetlenced more and bigger shoclui night long. The oilers played the en- Special— Birdseye Limaa 25c box F rle ^ a, Crosse Blackwell’s, and Heins . . and don’t forget and Teddy Yarosz, middleweight. this year than ever before. From tire first half without the aervices guard, Emest Dahlqulst; outer Jan. 1.—"Tha UtUe MlnlsUr” lannarone waa the fifth ace of the Stars of World. was arranged for 6 o'clock. The Barney Ross became the flnt COUNnYTOHOLD with Katharine Hepburn opens at poUabed lanea to bow to the bowl* bride was ready but she had not Pasadena on New Tear's Day when of "Phil” WeUs, regular center. The Peruvian cormorant is guard, John Wennergren; pianist, mr lightweight leader ever to win the Columbia Lions upset Stanford, Stavnitsky was ailvanced to tho cen- most valuable bird in the world, Slgrid Freeburg; trustee for three the State theater. bHlUance of Manchester’s taken into consideration that she welter wreath, but could not hold It Jan. 18.—Second smnuai "Inter- ! FRESH ekampion of the alleys, a list that was marrying one of the Dean until the Polo Grounds In Decem- ter circle in his place with Folkow- produces the rare gusmo. years, S. Emil Johnson; auditor for la suggested for the thrifty-minded Nassau, Bahamas, Pec. 21.— (AP) the length of the outdoor season, A SWIMMING MEET ber when the football Giants bowl- skl being removed from forward to three years, John A. Olson;, leader national Night” at Y. M. C A. for Sunday—or tor ChrUtmaa Day. Includes such luminaries as Wally brothers. Paul suddenly discover- Jimmy McLamln giving another Jan. 17-20 — Annual Poultry I SAU SAG E Fipp, Mike Bogino, Joe Lahlaatra —Little Bobby Crulchshank con- ed be needed a wedding suit, a ring, ed over the (Thicagd B ean It was guard. The score at the end of the of degree team. Frideborg Thoren ROAST Again we feature •• the *1iest buy”— striking Illustration of the fallacy one big surprise after another In and Herbert Johnson; trustee to Show at State Armory. E Sperry a Barnes’ Sausmte In one and Center cUU e* Eastern Pork . . the Bhd Jack White. Kebart Is sched- quered the rarest golfing contests a license, a shave, a haircut first quarter was 10 to 7, favor the B two-pound hags . . ws have S. a B. of the old saying, "They never come every major branch of athletic com- Endees. Hall Association Svea for three Jan. 19.—Annual concert and Rib nod Whole Strip at LOWER uSed to meet Pipp at the Morgan al> tonay when he captured first prise First he drove to Fort Smith 80 dance of Manchester Pipe Band. S Hama and Bacon, too. taya In Hartford this Sunday after- miles away. Dashing from store to back." Event To Be Held January petition. A t the end of the first half the years, John Poison; auditor to Hall PORK PRICES. money In the 16,000 British Colonial Baby Arizmendl took a 16- Biggest of all upsets, apparently, Association ivea for one year, Erik Jan. 30.—Second annual birthday B Country Style Sausage . . yon will noon in a return match. Last store he got everything but the round decision from Mike Belloise count waa 24 to 19, favor the win- ball at Btate Armory. nigbt’a clash waa the first half of a open tournament he won with a 72- license. He drove up to the court- waa the football triumph of Yale's Modean. S for stuffing, 2 9 C CENTER RIB OR WHOLE STRIP OF to gain world feather champion- Iron Men over previously undefeat- ners. With the inserUon of Wells at Feb. 2-3.—Ice Carnival program, home and home match, the last hole score of 267. house at Oxark, Just os the clerk 19 at Bristol Boys’ Club; the beginning of the laat half the A committee waa appointed to LEAN ROAST PORK, lb...... The Richmond, Va., professional ship recognition in New York, but ed and heavily favored Princeton, ball on Saturday, camivrl on Sun- of which will be rolled In was closing the office. He got the local boys started to go places. Had- aerve refreshments at the installa- 24c put together four cards that did this title generally Is conceded to but the experts had a difficult time tion meeUng, consisting ot Frlde- day. (Tentative). Large LINK SAUSAGE Loin Center Pork, Fresh Pork Sheul- Bridgeport In the near future. license. Meanwhile, the wedding den's play under the hoop proved a Maroh 17.—Ball, Ancient Order Cuts Down liPad not vary more than two strokes and Freddie Miller, the Oncinnati Two Classes Planned. chooaing betWeen this stunning borg Thoren, Carin Bolin, Eva True- I lb...... 28^ ders, l b ...... hour and three more hours passed. southpaw. big factor to his team. "Stlffy" open- o f Hibernians. ______Special 25c lb. 17c lannarone went into the lead made them return 3600. Waa the bride nervous? He’ll be achievement and the collapse of the man, Ebba Gustafson,‘Herbert John- Young Tony Butler of Harlingen, With all this activity the beak New York Giants in baseball or the ed up with some brilliant long shots, son, Everett Solomonson and John Sliced Bacon In the Cellophane Wrap wiD be from the outset and at one time here, she said. Then the bridegroom to pull the score up to 32-27 favor Smnll Link Sausage, 29c lb. First . .33e lb. was leading Kebart by as high as Texas, finished a stroke , behind busting business failed to regain Announcement has been made by consequent rush of the St. Louis Poison. Prise Little Links, Schofield, Deerfoot, Scotch H am ...... drove up to the Sandusky residence. much, if any, of the ground It has the visitors. With six minutes to go . .39e l l v ST pins. After the halfway mark Crulckshank and Leo Mallory of Just aa the minister about reach- William N. Stakely of Suffleld Cards to the- year's major league Bryjhtwoo^^nuU^^towagej^^^^^^ Noroton, Coun.. another youngster, lost since the dear old dizzy and heights. the score'was knotted at 32 all. H. GOVERNOR EXPLAINS knd bem reached, however, Kebart ed the "wilt thou" section, Brother School, commissioner of swimming ThU Is aaathsr nlos Sunday Roaat o v started to close the gap slowly but shot a 260 for third place. Butler daffy days of the late Tex Rickard. Arriving at a decision on points, Zajac came through with a neat side Moot Managsr thlaka will be nsoeh la "Daffy" leaned casually over the Outside of the Baer-Prlmo Car- for the County YMCA. of the an- arm flip to forge ahead. Stavnitsky Christmas Special anrMy and was down only 18 pins won 3360, Mallory 3260. bride and planted a resounding kiss nased on the listing of first, second FIREMEN’ S SETBACK RECENTmTEMENT damaad tliU week sad . . aad what a going into the last two games, when Joe Turnesa of Hartford, Conn., nera party and the two meetings nual swimming meet sponsored by and third choice of surprise pack- then came through with a thriller GROUND BEEF lot of PRIBIE TENDER RIB BOASTS ICE CREAM YULE LOG on her cheek. of McLamln and Ross, no show from the center of the floor to knot So finished off with a smashlnt, amassed a 277 for fourth place. Leaving after the ceremony for a the Association, to be held again ages, Yale's victory tops the list he has ready. Von eon have them for a Kerry Qbristmas! drew anything of consequence. TOURNEY RESULTS Delicious roll of Mardi-Oms foe climax of 162 and 142 to 122 and honeymooh trip to Gulfport, Miss., this year at the Bristol Boys’ Club with 126 points, one more than the It up again. H. Zajac waa fouled, 25* IS- ROAST boned aad rolled or out abort, aa yoa m for his rival. Baer knocked Camera down 11 —the date being Saturday, January combinec’ National League and and made good the shot.. One point Did Not Refer to Mayor __For meat loaf or meet tells. prefer . . at a irtoe you ean afford to Cream; Manchester Dniry Vanilla where they will meet Big Brother times In 11 rounds to gate re- with red and green fm it Jelly cubes Kebart hit for an average of 134 "D lisy" and his wife, they arrived 19. The meet is open to any boy or World Series conquests of the Car- up. Maloney waa removed from the Foley's Express held the lead In pay. Some •a lew aa, ceipts of 3418,663.60. This en- dinals, already proclaimed the game due to an Injury. Tims In beef lb ...... scattered through It. "Bark” of A FITTING climax to' your Christmas dinner ""Opo- tar the ten games to 128.7 for Ian- YACHTING EXPERTS In Little Rock three hours later. young man In the County, whose the firemen’s setback tournament at Hayes When He Spoke of COLD MEATS 29c dali delicious desserts in the cold-fashioned manner* narone. ^ t h had a high single <>, gagement and the two McLaraln- amateur standing has been certi- > ear’s outstanding team. The down- again and S. Zajac sllppied away for the Hiniard street firs house this Chocolate Frozen Whipped Cream. Suddenly Paul realized he hadn't Ross battles together brought re- Deooratod with holly leaves and ijn but Kebart also had a 162 to his had any supper. So they stopped fied by the organization he repre- fall of the Giants ranks third, with a neat shot to win a game that week, when Foley and Hutson bad of smoothly flavored Manchester Dairy lee Cream. eredlL In games, the Bridgeport ceipts of 3900,000, making It sents—and who Is a member of a 84 points kept the crowd on edge imtll the high score o f 118. Second high was Liverwurst Block Giuck Pot Roasts berries. Serves 6 to 8. Pries, $1. This Ice Cream Yule Log, for example, will bo delir* EXPLAIN DEaSION over for a wedding meal. As calm plain that one appearance of Jack Unofficial Fixers. liter had the edge by six to four. aa her husband, the bride ate her YMCA organization or whose or- Two Grid Upsets final whlatle. won by Hanna and LaChance of the 5 lbs. $1.10 ered to your home—nil ready for the table—a grand .'•The scores: Dempsey during the gold rush ganization or club has affiliated Football’s next biggest upset, the Roaebudt with 114. in apple shapes dlimer while he explained Just how "Bill Oliver, colored flash exhibit- Boneless Chuck or Rump Pot Rossis. Legs Kebart; 131, 124, 113. 163, 110,. was worth three of the best shots with the County YMCA Athletic overthrow of the Bears by the No tournament play will be held Quite a novelty. Regular Uverwnrst dessert without a bit of kitchen wwk to inten«at this all came about. ed . a nicq floor gome. This colored Hartford, Dec. 31.—(AP) — A of Tender Lamb. Shoulders s f Uuab, boned US, 140. ISO, 162, 142—1340. of today. A.ssociatlon. Giants for the national professional December 28 or January 1 as both a Head Chsese, Corned Beef. Bologna. the turkey ritesi "Aw, I’d been seeing her around The McLaraln-Ross rematch boy sure is popular with the fans statement from Gov. Wilbur L. II Baked sad Boiled Hsm, etc. and rolled, fl.OO to 81.17 each. ilannarone: 136, 127, 163, 141, 120, Tell Why They Took No No- ever since she waa a skinny Uttle Two classes for competition have title waa closely pressed by Colum- are holidays. The next fitting will 1*7. 110, 131, 122, 111—1287. was hurt due to its having to lie bia’s Rose Bowl victory. in Meriden. Stavnitsky, Maloney and Croks definitely placed Mayor Chickens — Fowl — Broilers. girl going barefoot." Eventually he been planned—an "A ” Class for Hadden stood out for the losers, be held January 8. Frank Hayes of Wsterbury today postponed several times because contestants competing for a non- The biggest upset of the fistic The standing of the teams fot Order from any MancKeetet confessed It was somewhat of a of unfavorable weather. with Schee, Pechuck and H. Zajac outside the circle of Old Guard tice of Protest Made by "whirlwind courtahlp" over the laat YMCA organization (such as a year of course, was Max Baer’s lows: ...... Bakery Grocery Specials spectacular knockout of Prlmo Car- for the winners. Democrats. denounced by the chief Fruits — Vegetables two months that settlad the matter. school) and who will be competing Foley’s Ehepress...... 2167 executive for what he termed on at Vlemu Bread Dairy dealer, on or before! HU JONES EUCTED Rosa’ victory Over Mclsimln for such an organization this sea- nera for the world heavyweight Wapplng No. 2 ...... 2121 Sugar, 10-lb. doth bag, Sealdsweet McIntosh, Northern Spy, the Endeavour. Outstanding championship. CANADIAN TOURNAMENT. tempt to dictate the organization of 52c. Bsldvrln and arssnlag son in other meets that are not Knights of Pythias...... 2107 the Senate. Hard Rye Grapefruit While Baer punched his way YMCA meets; and a "B " Class for Bracketing team and individual Loeala ...... 2059 APPLES December 24th or phone S2Sff HEAD OF BLUEHELDS to the most coveted crown, Ross upsets in the same list here's the The Governor’s statement iesued Swedish Rye Confectionery Sugar, 2 all other contestants. Montreal, Dec. 21.— (A P)— Two Hose Co. No. 1 ...... 2032 lbs. 18c. 5 for 25c Ripe Pears. Bed Orapee, Now York, Dec. 21— ( A P I - Had conceding weight to and taking a tabulation of the poll including hard hitting little fellows Lou Sailca last night, cre..ted considerable in- Classification limits are as fol- South Ehid Barbers ...... 2030 terest since many have predicted Whole Wheat and 2 lbs. 29c. Tangerines, the race committee been compelled 15-round decision from McLamln lows: Cadet Class—90 lbs. and un- points (3 for first, 2 for second and of New York and Ambro Andrade of Midways ...... 2028 BUTTER. S4c lb. 22c doz. Fm it Baalretz, , 'Bill Jones, well known for his fine to disqualify cither contestant In the Dask^ball perhapH was the outstanding feat 1 f o r t h i r d ) : that 1936 may find the Governor Cracked Wheat' der; Junior Class, 110 Iba. and un- Puerto Rico have punched their way Maccabees 2005 3 for 25c 78c up. Manchester Dairy olttohlng with the town champion fourth contest of the 1934 America’s of the year. Yale’s football victory over and Mayor Hayes, lieutenant-gover- Pure Lard, 15c lb. The St. Rosea Young Men’s club der; Prep Class, 125 lbs. and under; Into the third round of an ellmizui- Ulrich’s Restaurant ...... 1682 nor-elect in a contest for the guber- Parker House Rolls aflelds laat summer, was elected Cup scries It would have been T. O. last night dopcated the Orioles Baer, whose slogan is "Good Princeton, 126. tlon tournament designed to find a Rosebuds ...... 1668 YELLOW OR WHITE TURIOPS ...... SUM . lOe j Intermediate Class, weight unlimit- natorial nomination. ta rt Olney'a Tomato Soup 1 CHRISTMAS CAKE S Mdent of the Blueficlds at the M. Sopwlth’s Endeavour which 43-31. The Orioles were greatly Fights and Good Times,” quickly ed but under 18 years; and Senior Drive of the Cardinals to pennant worthy successor for Panama A1 ValvoUns Oil Co...... 1636 Cinnamon Buns 1 Peck 19c. Manchester Dahrji "Mayor Hayes,” said the sUts- —4 cam 25c. annual -meeting last night. Johnwould have suffered hot the Ameri- handicapped by the tallness of the discovered that he could floor Car- cnass, unlimited weight, 18 years and world aeries triumphs, 125. Brown, recently dethroned as world Veterans ...... 1936 Two layers: Vanilla and real Foley waa named vice president and can defender. In a long and com- nera nearly every time he struck Collapse of New York Giants in ment, "has informed me that my Delicious Reymond's St. Roses players. Woolbrige and and over. Events iriclude 80-yd, bantamweight champion by ukase Starkweather Street...... 1910 public statement about the Senate Kumquat Preserve, Ho. Sweet Potatoes...... 3 lbs. 15c Frozen Pudding Ice Cream, Ckarles Metnke, one of the oldest plicated report to the New York Turney were outstanding of the St. him squarely. and 160-yd. Relays; Breast stroke; National League race, 84. of the National Boxing Association. Manchester Green ...... 1874 ^ and Bond Coffee Iceberg Lettuce Tomatoes Cucumbers members of toe club, was re-elected Yacht Club the cup race committee Without Bill Duffy, who waa Defeat of Chicago Bears by New organization has been construed by decorated with Frozen Ice Cream Co. Rosea with Duffy, Reardon and back stroke: free style; Medley re- Sailca, making bis first start In Mayflowers ...... 1795some people as charging him with 5 Rings Strictly FRESH PUL- tnaourer. explained why It declined to hear Scblelgo were outstanding for the the quest of the government due lays; diving. lork Giants (pro football), 66. the tournament, gained a first round Doughnut C lub...... 1714 LETS’ BOOS, SSc doz. Whipped Cream and Santa , Max Schubert was named secrc- Sopwlth’s protests over two alleged to Income tax difficulty, Carnera Columbia’s Rose Bowl football a personal part In msScing deals Freshly Trimmed and Washed Phone 5250 ^ . Orioles. The Orioles showed great Boys placing first and second In decision over C ^ols Quintana of which I condemned. That waa not P Cash your Bond Claus Form. tiwy, Rautenberg and Johnson were fouls by Rainbow—first that Harold promise to the fans, of a fast team In the world when he entered the the County YJflCA meet will be victory over Stanford, 64. Panama last night. Storage Cooldng Eggs, White Celery, 2 hearts to a bunch A v U appointed as auditors. The Blue- S. Vanderbilt. Rainbow’s skipper ring. I’ rlmo seemed badly fright- Michigan’s fpptball collapse, 34. the meaning I intended. I had in D breed coupons here. SSc dozen. before the season cloaca. The eligible to compete In the State In- Andrade, likewise making bis de- mind, as I though, would be gener- Large Size— serves 10 to 16 FINER FLAVOR flelds' charter la open for one more failed to give him racing room at Orioles have won four games and ened. The Venetian Leviathan terCounty YMCA swimming meet, Southern California’s football de- but here, used his left hook to such White Onions, 3 lbs. 25c. Yellow Onions, HMnth for^ew members. A Chrlst- the start and second that Rainbow, wrenched an ankle in an early cline. 24. mm ally understood, unofficial ‘fixers’ In lost two. to be held at New Haven on Satur- advantage he floored Frankie Mar- with a abort cranberry crop this U good valne! Manchester Dairy Is the Sist lee ennm aiBs party will be held by the club the overtaking yacht, failed to res- knockdown which sorely handi- Nevada’J football defeat of St. NOT WHEN The regular meeting of the Orange both parties.” New Cabbage — Cauliflower — Spinach The lineups; day.'Jan. 26. tin of Montreal, Canadian 118 pound In his attack on the Old Guard Save time! $2.50 to win the Good HousAieepIng Seal of tomorrow at the clubhouse on Emer- pond to Endeavour’s luff after the Orioles capped him. Mary’s 24. title holder, six times in the course waa held at the local ball Tuesday Fresh Peas Green Beans Approval, awarded for parity, cleunll- aOB atrMt All members are Invited. yachts had turned the first buoy. The affair wa.s highly dramatic East's polo victory over west, 19. avening. A .Good Will and Chrlat- Tuesday the (jovemor asserted “ a Small Size— serves 6 to 8 P. B. F. T. of a ten round bout. few membera of a faction have Strained Cranberry Sauce, Fresh Firm Cranberries neoo, quality o f Ingredients. This seal A buM t lunch will be served and The committee explained the 0 Duffy, rf ...... 4 0 8 despite Its one-sidedneas, Carnera Pennant victory of Detroit OOODRICH maa program was presented during Is Science’s sanction of your Cnvorlto loo S u t a Oaua will distribute gifts to revealing courage worthy- of a Tigers, 18. Sailca and Andrade Join Nat Liftin maneuvered themselves into suffi- a 17c can. 2 cans .....___ Hubbard Squash fault at the disputed start waa with 1 Schlelge, If ...... 6 0 10 of Pittsburgh In the tournament’s the lecturer’s hour. After the 33c eronm. an present. Sopwlth and therefore It cotUd not finer setting. He was on his feet Comeback of Rainbow In Ameri- meeting closed some of the mem- cient power to dictate the organiza- $1-25 2 Reardon, c ...... 3 1 7 WASH-JEFF POINTS third round. COBIFIED tion of the Senate, If it'is to be consider the Briton’s later protest 0 Kerr, rg ...... 2 1 6 when Refereo Arthur Donovan in- ca’s Cup yacht races, 16. bers called on Mr. and Mrs. Norton over the luffing Incident since En- tervened in the eleventh round. Indiana’s football victory over P. Warner, who have recently start- Democratic, by promises which 2 Pongratz, Ig...... 0 1 1 they may or may not be able *to Last Night *s Fights deavour would have had to have 0 Thurner, If ...... 0 0 0 Baer possesses all the qualities Purdue, 11. ed housekeeping and presented them been disqualified prior to the start of a Grade A champion, but, OUT GRID EXPENSE Downfall of Washington Sena- with a fioor lamp In behalf of the fulfill. Mince If the protests had been heard at all. so frequently is the cose with a tors In American League, 9. SWEATERS Orange. "With one exception the faction la 8 14 8 31 composed of outstdere who hold no Meat At the time the committee an- St. Rosea heavyweight monarch, the Butter- Navy’s football victory over Miss Marjorie Foote, student at Fancy By ASSOCIATED FRESH nounced ;hat it declined to hear fly Butcher Boy is left without an Army, 7. state office nor are likely ever to be 2-lb. Montreal—Lou Sailca, 117, > out- 0 J. Copolla, I g ...... 1 . 0 2 $1.95 - $5.00 the Stats college, Is at her home elected to one.” Hopwith's protests because he had 0 Turney, Ig ...... 6 0 12 opponent of consequence. Indeed, here for the Christmas vacattoh. glass jar Northern______TURKEYS lnted Carlos (Baby) Quintana, waited three hours after the first al- he now offers to fight any twro Cost Presidents $40,000 Per Hair bruahes should be washed The "one exception’’ mentioned In S7 li, Panama, (10); Yambo. An- 0 B. MIxor, r g ...... 2 0 4 SYMINGTON’S Mrs. Albert Duran o f Wallingford the statement Waa interpreted by leged foul and 1% hours after the 0 J. Copolla. rg ...... 0 0 0 challengers the same night. In cold water to which a Uttle am- was a vtsitor at the home of her 29c drades, 117%, Puerton Rica, out- second before raising the protest The rapid rise of Joe Louis, monia has been added. some as a refersnes to Mayor We Extend To All A Very Merry Xmas And A Happy New Year! . palatsd Frankie Martin, 117%, Mon- 0 Worthington, rg .. 2 0 4 Season to Meet the Best daughter, Mrs. Floyd Fogll, Wednes- Hayes. flag. The rules provide the flag 2 Hyson, c ...... 2 0 4 young Detroit negro who has flat- day. Oollsge Inn Tomato Jnlee Cooktall, quart 99e. ttaal, (10). must be raised “promptly" when an tened 10 o f 12 professional oppo- Everyone here at Plaahnrst wlH be "oa dsek" Extra Fancy Roasting Waahlngtbn—Jay Mecadon, 146, 0 M. Patrick, r f ...... 0 0 0 Mrs. diaries Fish and Mrs. E. E. Large Fruit Cocktail, 88c.' No. 1 alee, 19c. We will also have alleged foul Is committed. 0 Novack, rf ...... 3 1 7 nents, Including Charley Maasera Teams in Football. Foote were visitors In Willimantic Large Fruit Salad, SSc. N o. 1 alse, 20c. at 6 o’clock Monday oMnilng, prepared to an Chickens, Ib. ' Ndwark, N. J., outpointed Phil and Lee Ramage, may solve the LADS REPORT SATURDAY UtMANSAU! ' Ftorr, 146, Washington, (10); Joe 2 Woolbrige, I f ...... 4 0 10 Wednesday. Red Cherries with stems on, for cooktalU, 29c. your orders for good things to sat for Christ- Land O’Lakes Tur* RED RAIDERS WIN Baer unemployment problem. Mrs. George B. Miller is spending Ittvars, 126; San Bernardino, Calif., The Red Raiders amaahed Into the mas. If you want yoor order espsolally sariy 27c 29c keys. Stopped Leroy 'lougan, 127, Uttle 4 81 1 43 Washington, Pa., Dec. 21— (AP) a few days with her daughter, Mrs. FOR CCC ENROLLMENT Crosse & BlackweU’s win colunm last night for their first Referee—O’Leary. Rosa took his decision from —Elaborating on his decision that Robert Addle In Westfield. Monday, please ,'phoae Satorday night aad toU /R o c k , Ark., (6 ); Mickey Flannigan, win In two starts by swamping the McLamln In a rather imlnter- PLUM PUDDING. n G PUDDING White, Meaty Pure Lard, <'161, Pittsburgh, outpointed Oacar Umpire—Urbenetti. Washington and Jefferson college The local schools will close Friday os what yon want seat along early with your Highland Park A. C. 36-18. The estlng bout, and the Irishman re- subsidizes no more athletes at a for the ChrUtmaa vacation. The Town Allotted sn Additional Lamb Legs, lb. . 2 l b s ...... >BU^, 185, Washington, (6); Bob shooting of "Johnny ” Green, "Pete ” gained the throne in a gripping 1 lb. 35c 11b. 35c Turkey. Phone nay time np to Nine Sator- 21c 27c \Jjamry, 147, Washington, outpointed NORTH END JAVVEES WIN potential annual overhead of 3800 HIU school with the teacher, Misa Quota of Five, Making 19 Crisco, Pantaluk and "Jump” Glovan fea- "V ” Intermediate League encounter In which the lightweight each. President Ralph C. Hutchison Florence Johnson and the White day night . . aad on early as yoa vrsat to rlss Fresh Pork Loins, Y _ ^‘ Mlke Bcipio, 146, (6); Baltimore, tured for the Raldera while mier slugged It out with his hard- the TotaL 2 lbs. 65c 2 lbs. 65c Monday. Please save this ad aad order firom 1-Ib. tin . . . . Bucky Taylor, 133, Baltimore, and Standing has some figures to show what the school with the teacher. Mias Ruth whole loin, Ib ..... A O C 19c "Stewle" Robinson and "Jimmy" W. U Pet. hitting adversary. Oddly enough, once mighty grid squads cost bis Roser, combined In a dirUtmae pro- It. Rib End, 3-lb. tin 57e |:«kankie Lltt, 134, Philadelphia, Murray starred for the looers. many believed that the decision The town has been allotted on j HARD ^ DATEPUDDINO 1 SA|ew, (6). Buckland ...... 2 0 1.000 institution. gram at the Gilead hall Thursday 1 S A U C E 1 890 enn | Ih...... (yold Medal Flour, Red Raldera North Ends ...... 2 0 1.000 In (the first meeting was unfair to During the days when the Presi- evening. Miss Johnson will pass addltlMial quota o f five boys for en- 17c ' Dallas—Kid Laredo, 121H, MeX' P. B. • F. T. McLamln, whils an equal num- trance to ststs C.C.C. camps, mak- Loin End; 24 i/i-pound ^'IpD, outpointed Henry Hook, 122, Arrows ...... l i .800 dents met the best there was in her vacation with her parents in O. 4t B. 5Ilnoe M o o t...... lib . S9e.2Hio.49a 1 J. Greene, r f ...... 7 2-3 16 Union (%ng. Church . 1 2 .333 ber bad an idea that Ross did not ing a total of 19 to be called from Ih. bag...... ,ISdlanapolls, (10); Baby Colima, football. Dr. Ilutohlson said yester- Woodstock and Miss Roser will be R. A B. Plum Pudding Plain nod Staffed .... 1 8 c $1.19 • 0 J. Glovah, If . . . . 2 2-4 6 TalcottvUIe ...... 0 3 .000 mn second in the second trip. day, the college gave ita players with her parents in Cheshire. this town for this enrollment The j;)*0 , El Paso, outpointed Jimmy La- 2 Pantaluk, c . . . . 8 0-0 6 12c and S(ks OHveo, 12e and np Olln, Brooklyn lad who formerly free board and room, tuition and Mrs. .E. E. Foote plans to leave following named boys ars requested Best Cute Rib O O Special Christmas Brew! . 3' aOume, 129, New Orleans, (6). 1 Belflore, r g ...... 1 0-0 2 sold bonds, was awarded a verdict We take this opportunity to ex- to report at room 11, Municipal The North End Jayveet defeated books. On the basis of education her home here Friday and will spend SfUCELLANEOUS BEER! BEERI 0 Server. Ig ...... 1 0-0 2the Arrows 21 to 18 In an overtime over Maxle Rosenbloom. It waa building Saturday morning to make Sweet Cider Roast, lb...... iCf«3C '•'y ICLANE VS. TEMPLE. 1 Gurk, Ig ...... 2 0-0 4 costs, each man was worth 3800 a press our appreciation of your the week-end with her son, Arnold Christmas Wrapped period at the "Y” Wednesday night. one of the world's worst lights, year; he said. There were usually C. Foote and his family at their out applications: Stanley CIoU- After-Dinner HInto, 19c. Corn-fed steers- with the majority declaring that anowski, 165 Adams street; Fred Salted Peanuts. Case, of 24, 7 A -New OHeans, Dec. 21.— (A P )— Although the Arrows were defeated 6C of the school’s 600 students On patronage during the past year home In Amherst, Mass., and will NUTS 6 16 4-7 36 they deserved a win as they were the decision matched the contest the squad and that made Uie total m Starkweather, S3 Starkweather Salted Mixed Nhto. Fresh Spare Ribs, Compare price «P 1 o / bowl foes cross paths here to- spend the winter with her daughter EngUah Walnuts, Ib. 88c. ' ly Highland Park A. C. fighting up to the final wblatle. Yaross succeeded in outmauling 340.000. street; (Jharles Ponticelll, 99 Home- but not on a gridiron. Ala- P. B. F. T. a fading Vince Dundee In Pitts- and wish you all a very When the tire mileage of “ cheap” un- and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Brasil Nuts, Ib. 22c. 2 lbs. Burnham and 2 l b s ...... 25c WINE— 4 YEARS OLD The North Ends were not In their Wash-Jeff reached Its beights In Buell In Laconia, N. H. stead street; Edwin GUI, 236 Oak TURKEVS % i’s Crimson Tide will stop over 1 Robinson, rt .... S 1-2 7 Variety—Port, Tokay, uqual form and will have to change burgh, but keen obaervers consider J924 when It played California to a known makes varies at much as 40 to street; George Burks, 52 HolUster Mixed Nuts, Ib. 29e. Brndy Chrlstmm lUb- It’s a Manchester Tradition To Buy Hol- several hours on Its way to the O' W. Murray, If ..,. 1 0-0 2 Paul Ptrrone, who put lilies in the Mias Lovlna A. Foote, teacher In Home Made 0 / 1 . . their style of play In order to beat Bcorp'.esa tie In the Rose Bowl. For 70 per cent— can you afford to take a Durham, will poaa the mtd>year va- street. Almonds, Ib. SSe. be^te^TjOSa Sherry, O Q - coast where It will meet Ston- 1 J. Muray, I f 2 1-3 6 hands of Mickey Walker and nu- MERRY CHRISTMAS chance? Remember, that Goodrich iday Turiteya At Pinehurst— Sauerkraut. 3 Iba. dC sU C I In the annual Rose Bowl game, Buckland next Wednesday night. more than a decade after it waa cation with hei parents, Mr. and Ptaant Brittle bottle...... e3SyC 0 Arncr, c ...... 1 0-0 2 This game will decide the first place merous others, the most formidable rated with the beat, however. Two Commandert eoit you no more — yet MELBOURNE BUYS A tradlUoa founded oa ths srpisliuns •< the same time Tulane's Green 4 B. Russell, rg . . . , 0 0-0 0 Mrs. Robert E. Foote. New Shipment Fores of Lamb, 1 position In the league. Hemingway tighter at 160 pounds. years ago when the youthful Dr. their quality it certified by Goodrich, WRONG HOUSE AS S continue its gradually accels- 1 Wruble, I g ...... I 0-0 2 Prospects who made the most J. B. Jones and Charles Fish were Peesm, 1-lb. bog SSc Martha Ann Fruit' Chester honsewtves across 18 ysara Plneharst Wine, A n t y g and J. Stadm were outstanding for Hutchison took charge, the athletic the oldest manuiacturer of titcsl Play vUitora In Hartford Wednesday. AUSTRAUAN SHRINE Genuine Spring, lb. A s3 C practlce in preparation for progress during the year are Louis; Cuke with hard sauce, has always sold the best turkeys sod this year WHAT would Chrlitnias lio gallon...... Ao /O Warner’s Tempters In the the North Ends while Bycholski board accepted his recommendation aafe. Stick to known quality. Come Table Balsim, 89e. box 81.49. 7 6 ! « 18 Sudolf stood out for the losers. Jack Peterson, Welsh heavyweight; to cease suosidlzatlon of players. in and see ua You’ll save yourself Great Ayton, Yorkshire, Ihglaiid wiU be no excoptkm. Order now aad ha soro Chuck Roast, widiout HIM— and a lot o f Bowl game on New Year’s Score at halftime 82-8 Red Raid- Pirrone; and the lightweights, Gin, r t i - "T* Tbs Score; Tuesday he made the formal an- money and trouble in the long tun. FOREIGN EXCHANGE — (A P )—Mors than a ysiar after the 2-lb. pkg. Dates, 89c. Martha Amt Pecan Fab- sd Plneharst torhey for year rhrlstiims dia- Steer beef, Ib. tasty templing ihingz to.eel! ers. Davey Day and Frankie SlgUlo, of GLENNEY’S 19c Your Qutalmaz dhm«r wiU Im fifth...... North Bads nouncement that W. A J. la stepping n g a —Dates, 13c up. 1th Its entire strength out In Raferas; Musdio, Chicago, and Leonard Del Genio, of Victorian government bought a cot- tiee, 29c. ner. Swift Premium Tnrkeys with pu-wip 85c- P B F T out of big time competition, saying: tage here oa the "b^ hood borne” of Fresh Shipment of Mnple n GRAND soccom if you terve Ifonn, the Tulane squad looks Its Scorer: Anderson. New York. drove Mapel Sugar Bpeolal- breasts, heavily padded with touder, thieh Cooking Apples, O C . . our Mvoury, oetlfnl food*! Straight Whiskey, e€ tbs year. 0 J. Lucas, If . . . . 1 0-2 2 ‘I t la impossible with a team New York, Dec. 21 — (AP) — Captain Jamea Cook ftunoua eigh- . Men. Time, TO minute quarters. The most recent blast at James Foreign Exchange steady; Great white meat o f a Superior Savor, wiU hs 88a 5 l b s ...... 2nOC fifth ...... 1 R. Harrington, If 1 i-i 3 drawn from a student body of 450 teenth century explorer, the local MORE MONEV TOR GIFTS 85c 2 J. Staum, If . . . . 2 0-0 4 J. Johnston came with a new Mad- to play great imIverslUea unless Britain in dollars, others In cents. Ib. Alao seme aloe Swift’a nahrsnikid turlmya For your Xmas pie. ison Square Garden low of 2500 ad- parish councU says Ox>k never saw Christmas Dinner Libby’s Pumpkin IF rOV BVY FOOD HERE! 2 Hsmlngway, e ., ,.S 1-1 7 that team la built up by the exten- Great Britain demand, 4.94; the house. at S8o Ib—avery turkey gnaraatoed. Straight Whiskey, 2 Minor, rg ...... l 1-2 3 missions and a gats of 34,800, but sive subsidization of athletes.” Cablea, 4.94; 60 day biUs, 4.98% { Florida Oranges, James J. shook that one off os he The Australian state paid *4.0(X) Tomato Jnioe Cocktail or or Squash fuB q u a rt...... 1 W. Vlttner, Ig .. i 0-3 2 Francs demand, 6.50 1-8; cables, for the house, tore It doWn stone by Fruit Cup, with Bod aad Native Torkays are 4e pound lowar than at dozen...... J has all the others. ON MONDAY, DECEMBER 24—AT THE 8.60 1-8; Italy demand, 8.55; cables, Tkaaksglvlag, aad wtU ora at Mo posaUL 19c Granulated Sugar, The year closes with the cocky stone, and shipped it to Melbourne Oieeu Cherrlea 17c can Seagram’s, Beantifnl Xnmo 8 9 3-0 21 8.55. 10 lbs., b u lk ...... fla fC Uttle EbigUshman still running the OFF FOB ROSE BOWL CLOSE OP BUSINESS — W e Draw .the Demands: for re-erectlon mi a port of tha cen- Roast Turlisy Boaatlag Chleksna — Foarl for New Crop, Large, Fancy Wrapping, A n 11% Anawa fistic works at the wbrld‘s foremost tenary celebrations. NOTICE! 0 Arekwsy, rf . . . . 0 0-0 0 ' Belgium, 23.41; Germany, 40.20; with Oyster Diessiag Walnut, 2 f t p 5 Crown ..... X amphitheater, which should be the University. Alabama, Dec. 21.— Third $25. Overcoat Given Away A t Our The parish councU’a doubts about 4 Sudolf, I f ...... 2 0-1 4 Holland. 67.06; Norway, 24JI1; iDa •o«*oo*ooo9ao* Jack Frost Confectioners’ fountain head of the game. (AP)—A train conductor today be- tbs cottage have just bean voiced Candied Sweet Pototoea OYSTERS for Stuillng, 2 Bycholski, If . . . . 2 - 2-3 6 Store. Sweden, 25.46; Denmark, 22.05; Fin- Mixed Nuts, canfiB quarterback for' Alabama's ss an obelisk was to be unveUed Mashed potatoes , pint...... Dark Brown—Light Brown 2 Rubacha, c ..... 1 0-1 2 Crimson Tide as the squad fell In land, 2.19H; SwltMfland, 33. tO; 29c Ib...... 7 Crown impEMrtant meetinir of the Lithuanian- Coupons Given With Every 50c Pur- j here marking the siU. It Lspt lu BIRDSBYB 23c $2.55 0 Tost, r g ...... 0 0-0 0 for the long trek to the Pacific Spain, IS U; Portugal, 4*50; Gtascs,' Baked Onions 1 MlkalolU, i g ___ 2 0-1 4 CAMPBELL’S Poland, 18.95; Cheebotiovakia, sUenco bsforo because It wasu't con- Raspherrlea ieiican football team will be held at Wrestling coast and the Nov Year’s Day Rose chase. sulted when the sale took place. Baked Hnbbnrd Sqnnah Fresh Bacon, O C 2’^ 13c Imported R umt L lqm ia j 0 Baske ...... 0 1-1 1 Bowl game. /.'9; Jugoslavia, 2.28U; Austria, Strawberrlee .I'^.SSN; Hungary, 29.81N; Rumania, C apt Cook joined tbs British Moulded Fruit nad Jello nndOotdinlA ' r Hall Tonight at 7:30 o’clock. All 0 Valllant ...... 0 i-i i -A light signal drill this morning SERVICE STATION Lima Beans ib...... diOC O' Cbwies ...... 0 0-0 0 (By Associated Preaa) i.Jl; Argentine, S3.08N; Brazil, navy In 1785, the year when the Salad Peas Lean and tender>______and then Coach Frank Thomas, hia p a iiA council clalma the bouse was ChsM* Saabrnni Toronto—Ed Don George. 219, Cor. Main St. and Middle Tunspikt S.61N: Tokyo, 38.87; Shanghai, Flam Padding BieoeoH I are requested to be present assistants and the 35 members of 33.90; Hongkong, 4388; Mexico built by his parents. Coffee, Ib. . • 7 18 North Java. N. Y„ defeated GIno the team start for Pasadena, yvhere GLENNEY*$ Phone 4129 Spinach Please Call Orders Friday I^LEINV Nats Boa Boas Bolsias Pinehurst Rsfsrss. D. HarrlBgtot Oarlbakdi, 218. New York, 68:00. they ars dus ChrUtmaa Bvs. City (silver pesos, 37.85; Montreal "It Is doubtful,” tbs obuncil baa Ustof Sole ' WMARKET in New. York, 101.00; New Yoric In •aid in a atatemsnt, ‘Vbetber CapL Demi-Taase Orsea or Wax Bssi Dial 4151 Night—Dial 3256. Montrs^J 99.00. V Cook ever visltod tbs cottage dur- ^jPrea Delivery. NJf(&(aSl« ' ing hla parsota' rasidsaot tbaro.” v»-" MANCniBSTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESl'XK, CONN.. FRIDAY; DECEMBER fil, 1984. M amch^ is r e i ^ i i v ^ o a i ^ o ^ ^ l i A N C H f l v t n L coniI:^ id a t , ~ IfU . Day Boys* qim club. in efforts to traee a John lister, Dock tbs Halls—Boys* and Girls’ who at one time farmed an estate at OSes club. OBITUARY Peapack, about twenty-five milep DAILY RADIO PROGRAM Reading from'' Scripture—Jerzy from Hopewell. This John Lister Sapiensa. was supposed to have moved to Belle Meade, a email farming com- TALIS . Oantlqus da Noel—Selected group F R ID A Y , D B O I M B I R t 1 (C q e U s I > M t * n B U a d a rB T I m ) w munity near Flemington two years at girls. FUNERALS N . I . I AH q n e x u M W IMF karfe .h a l a . or ere ap. tbwMf aalM. WMt- Tracing the Christmas FeatlTBl— ago. CM- c o u t t o oM*t <* t . .r C M t s m t l e . I.e lu dM .11 . t . K iibl. atatloBA msr SroRts. 0 Robert Noren, Gilbert Hunt. Inquiries at Belle Meade post- F r.q r.m a miq jw t t . rt a nq a. F. Cant. Bm I. M rs . A r c h i e P a lm e r office failed to establish that a John =Manchester Public Market NBC-WBAF NBTWORK •i4*— INS—Buut]t u u t y Fragram — o u t : The L ife Story o f Santa Claus— SeMterf-flect aod Funeral services for Mrs. Archie Lister lived in the community, llie WaU] and wm ia , Comtdy— w u t John Hamilton. Palmer,' of 20 Ashworth street, who B ASi e — B .W I a m t wlw WMl wUo d i u — F u u -R a d i o Nawa Farlad The Origin of the Christmas Tree postmaster said a Lister Hilton, who • • •rr rM P -M y rt and Marfa — s u t ; died yesterday in Manchester Me- came from Maine, moved there C h lu a s Csneart Oro h u tra — M a t Ji^rM cLerj Visit the —Wesley McMuUen. morial hospital of heart disease, will d i l P - 7:10— J----ust- F-----lain Wlic^-WBMV,Bill— aaat; wr*O r. Some Popular Christmas Customs about two years ago with his wife be held at the home of her daugh- and two chlldrra and worked a farm, wUm katp w a ^ w d a r vrtrr crM atet ehaatra— midwest: Orsha at— Dixie Edmund Shields, Arthur Dux. A Happy Christmas For All dll S— 7 iS P-Th s O’Ntllls, Skis-s u t! ter, Mrs. Ruth Aspinwrall o f 8 An- moving away later to open a gas q o U TH — « r v . wptf wwno '»! . w j u . O s n u Orahsstras— w u t and DIzIt Giplel Todiy. Audience Singing of Carols: O wfiq-wmia wlod warn wme wab wapl ♦Low Prices dersoa street at 1:30 o’clock Sunday station In the Bronx. wjd x wMnb kvoo w k r wta a wbap kpro •>4q— 7 :4 P -B u k a Cartsr, Ta lk — bq- Uttle Town of Bethlehem; We Three afternoon. Services will follow in s l e ;_B f tw u n t h . Bsekanda— watt woal ktb. ktb. wwo m v . w u r T i * ^ diOP— Baay A u a — a u t ; HiymOa Kings of Orient Are; Christmas the North Coventry church, erf which MOUNTAIN—ko. kdrl krlr kxhl PACIFIC COAbT—kqo kh kew koma O re h e ,e—.-D__i_x_ie_: .Reth Oreh.— weet ♦Free Delivery Sartford, Dec. Xl.-r-(AP) — The Carol; Hark! the Herald AngeUv Mrs. Palmer was a member, at 3:30 khq h M kttr k r r kpo 7HP— SHO— Bdwln C; Hill — beela; Sing; The First Noel; O Come, All For Tour Xmas Frast Shop at Manchester Publie ifarlcet O a n u Oraheetra— Dixie cad weet Sodallet Senators from o’clock. Burial wiU be in the North VETERANS ARE WARNED Cnt. Sul. TiSOr- d i ^ — Je iirt at Hum an Rala* ♦Phone Service ■iMgB|>ort who hold the balance at Ye Faithful; Cradle Hymn; Holy Coventry cemetery. 414*— q i4 P-C .p t. Tim H.at | f, ttampa tiane Rhythm Rhapaady— Night. li O O - *i0P-Cuq a t Ora hM tr. — muit; . D Iz l a j V I n u n i L u u Ora h.:-w a m ' poarer In the State. Senate wUI A Quality Market With A Good Reputation! Three students o f the High school AGAINST BONUS MARCH Dl«k a ttol., R.portar— m ld w u t iw — tiOO— Marah af Tim a . Oramstle stand behind their own slate of • ill— qilP— T h . D . t t r t Kid — M . t , i K ^ a:SP— Hollywood Hatal— o to a ♦Surprise Tonight Senate officers, it was made known and guests of Barnard school gave Shop For Your Xmas Needs With Confidence! T . m Mix, tkatoli— m ld w u t r a p u t .OiSP— lOiqp— " Th e O'F lynn / ’ OForalta the following selections: Three Wise SEEKING COMPANIONS Slip— *;IP— F r .u . R a d l. N a w i F u l a d lOiOP—IldXI— Oisla Nalaen Orah.— aaat; (o ^ y after a vUit of the Socialist Slip— f li p --Marlon M o AIfu, q^r a n o Myrt and Marne— rapaat for wait vV.’.’.dM’HX.’.'MW.’A.’J ' .'.YkvrAV...... DIAL 5191 group to the State Capitol. Men—^Arthur Pratt, Winslow Mc- Head of V F W Told Violation of -•r----- qi4q— Billy Botobolor'a Skatall 10:10— -----IIHS — O- n l a l — — ...... < The group cape to leam from Fi> Laughlin. Eric Sam sang a Christ- OF BRUNO HAUPTMANN Order Will Mean Suspension • l O ^ T-qq— Jook a Lora tU Clamona He nry B u t u Ora h u ira — m ld w u t mas Carol. t:lp — 7i1P— To So Annaunoa* tOiSp— ltdO — Jaaquaa Ranard Orah.— nance Commissioner Howard F. of Units and Court Martial O ur .;t^. T■.....ilP — H...... lr u b ’a O-rehoatra— waaf . b u lo ; Clyde L u u a Orah.— mldw u t Hall at his Invitation how the Winslow McLaughlin and Arthur O u r •:45— 7:4P— Undo Kara Radio Station 11:01^12:00— Saatt Flahar A Orahaatra Sunsweet Prunes Pratt sang solos from cantata "Child state Ptdice Work in Maine to for Individuals. 7dlP— a:00— JoMlca Oraaanatta— to o 11»SP-12:S0— Fra nk Dallsy*s Orahaatra 2-lb. pkg...... state’s budget for the neat biennial K in d iiOP— .d ip — W a lt.ln q .t o AS# Lyman 12HX>— 1;0P— Danes Fro aram— waba is M n g made.' Commissioner Hall Jesjus." Locate Man Who Hunted K in d .i W — tiS P-F l a k a F a L Oamady Aat N B C -W J Z N E T W O R K actually conducted a class with the tiS P-IO d lP-Th a FIra l NlqMar— a to a Kellogg’s Pep, With Suspect. N ew Britain, Dee. 21___(A P )— Fresh TURKEYS B A t lO — Baatt win w bs-a rb u wbal Socialists proving to be astute and t : N — lOilP— U. a and World Affatra Members of the 'Veterans of Foreign t:4^10i4q—Oathle Cnariatara, Orqan whom kdke wgar w jr wlw wa yr wmal; pkg...... aearchlng students, plyinfr him p t h HOSPITAL NOTES 10:10—11 lOO—Saak af tba Nawa, Talk MIdwasti w e to w t a r wla kwk kwer Trentoo,’ N. J., Dee. 21.— ( A P I - Wars who take part in a "bonus IP—11:1P—Farnanda OrabaA—waaZ kail wren armaq k w wkbt Baker’s Chocolate, all kinds of questions, asking bow Two state police officers have been the money was raised for state de- march’’ to Washington under the SO— 11:IP-.C arl Hair and Orahaatra N O RTH W B S-r a C A N A D IA N — srtmj A son was bom yesterday to Mr. In Maine seeking to locate John Lis- lOO— 12:00— Kddia Duahin'a Orahaatra wlba kstp wabe wday k f jr eret cfet Vi-lb. b a r ...... partments and where It was spent designation of the organization will and Mrs. Michael Fogarty o f 32 ter, one-time hunting companion of S^12:SQ— Ta d Flarlt a and Orahaatra S O UTH — wrv a wptf wwne wla wjez FANCY NORTHERN The "students” were Mayor Jas- be subject to disciplinary action, ac- Depot street Bruno Richard Hauptmann, Lind- CBS-W ASe N BTW O n K wfla-waua wlad warn wraa wab wapl Chose & Sanborn per McLevy, Senator-elect Audu- cording to notice from James E. Van pound wJdx wsmb kvoo w ky wfae wbap kpre Mrs. Samuel McAdams and Infant bergh kldnap-slaying suspect. It was Zandt, National commander In BASIC— Ba sil wabe wado woka waao w u l ktba ktba wsoe wavs Dated Coffee, lb. .. bon Becor, Senator-elect Albert Ec- daughter of 104 Walnut street, snd wauabb wnaoa war wk bw wkra wbk eklw ALL FRESH cles. Representative-elect Jack Ber- learned offlcUdly today. chief, received by officials of the wdro wean wjaa waaa wfbl wapd wlav M O U N TA IN — k u kdyl k gir kghl Mrs. Ellen Klein of 14 Cross street winas wbna; MIdwtali wbbra wfbm .FAOIF IC .C O A ST— fcge kfl kgw kame Royal Oemerts, gln. City Attorney Harry Schwartz The search for Lister, a state offi- local post today. Avenise weight of these tender birds from 9 to 15 pounds, were discharged yesterday. cial said, was merely in line with A s good a selection of Birds as you will find any- kmiM kmea wowo whaa kko kfad k ta r kpie A R RIV ALS and a representative of the office of "Those who are sponsoHng this where at this price. (W e guarantee satisfaction!) B A ST— wpc whp wibw w b u wlba w f w CanL B a iL 3 p k g s ...... Miss Anna Zaccaro of 129 Glen- the prosecution’s policy of locating proposed bonus march are merely were wiee efrb ckaa wtbx City Comptroller John J. O’Rourke wood street, Mrs. Leon Cone and In- D IX IB — w p it wsfa wbro wqaia wdod La dy— U i t of Bridgeport. ail known acquaintances of Haupt- fomenting revolution and discon- 4:40— 0:40— Orphan Annie— aaat only Del Monte Tomato fant daughter of 48 Hollister street, kira WTM wise wdsu wtoe krid w rr Shortly before the •'class'* ad- mann and questioning them about tent," the message said. Extra Fancy, Strictly Fresh ktrh ktaa waao keasa wdbe wbt w d u * Orahaatra Juice, 3 con s...... Mrs. Peter UrbanettI and Infant the Bronx carpenter. Violation of the ordvr would be wbl* wdb^l^nrv a wmbg wajs wmbr * > f ^ f d P — Fra u iR a dIa Now* Farlad St a rts journed for lunch. Mayor McLevy wala ktui j I weak ardnx wnex kwkh • dP— I d s Oala F a ta and Orahattra Jfirat National 3nc„ lExtFnDo to all a IHErrti (UliriBttttaB anil a Brigtit Nwo fw r went to the Governor's office for daughter of 310 Main street were So far as Attorney General David considered "rank subordination" M ID W M T-^w e a b wpl wmt w m M w i n ti4P— Lawal l Thama a — a u t : Our Stef8« will b« optn Friday until 9;00 P, M. and Saturday and Monday until 10:00 P. M. Cloitd all Day Ckriilma* Day Krasdale Pumpkin,, the second meeting since election of discharged today. T. Wlllentz is concerned, it was un- Van Zandt declared. Unita o f the wIbw k fb M a b wkbn weenween waiwabt ksal . Ofphdn A n n l a -f o p u t to raldwaat 2 cans ...... There are 46 patients In the hospi- derstood, Lister Is not considered a wnaz woe d d P — 7:00— A m u ’n’ Andy— c u t only the Democratic chief executive and V F W will be suspended and in- MOUNTAIN—kvor kls keb kal f : l ^ 7:11— Willard Reblaan O r a h ^ the Socialist leader. A half hour tal today. There are four boys and witness of Importance. dividuals will be subject to court TU R IO B TS COAST — ktai kala kfre kol kfar kvt t :S I^ 7:S0— Rad Oavfa, Serial Skatah FRESH - RIB O R L O IN END - A N V W E IG HT English Walnuts, three girls in the hospital nursery. Meanwhile there was no progress All wheat fed, young, tender, and well-breasted Birds. All personally kfbk kmj kwg karn kdb l ^ b ktb •:4S— 7:40— Da nsu e u a F a ra d iu, Skit later Mayor McLevy .returned to martl^ ^ - pound 7 d p - S:0P— Irana RIah’a Strlal Flay lb...... Mr. Hall's office saying that no pol- selected for age, quality, and tenderness. From 8 to 20 pounds each. At CanL BaaL 7:IP — t:1P— Th e Dick Llabart Ravua 4:4P— ||4S—Rablnaen Cruaaa, Jr. — 7:00— S d ^ A I O u d m a n’a Half Hour Brooksido' itics had been discussed either by N. T.^Franklln MaCarmlak--ebaln • d P - 0:00— F h ll Harria A Orahaatra Avalon Tissue, the Governor or by himself and I 4 P - Snip—Al Kavelin Orahaa. ■aiat; 0:20— O i l^ F h l l Baker Bhaw— to u t Pork Loins 3 r o l l s ...... their conversation was confined to > / Fancy Large Native Chickens to Roast, o ^ "O g"—mldwut; Old Senga—w ut 0:00— 10K)0— A l Barnard, Fa ul Dumont Fine CrcBmcry budgetary problems and state Is- ^boulder Roast Veal for Baking, 1 5 C Oils—Ills — ti1S.^aobbyf i l l —Bobby BanaaaBanua — ouout; t .0 d ^ 1 0 :I P — A Ma auoo af laraal, Mue t 5 to 7 pounds each, lb...... Kavalln Ora.—Dtkia; Bkippy—oUd' lOiOi 11i00--la a k Oanny A Orahaatra GENUINE SPRING - NW ITE M E A TY Ribbon Candy, sues. Governor Cross gave a simi- waati Taaaa Raiuara-waat only — s u t ; A m u ’n’ Andy— waat rpt lar description of their meeting. ; Fancy Fresh Killed Capons, 5 to 7 pounds each, O Q l : I P - d dP-H . V. Kallanbarn, Talls- Ms»?l" Ora h ulrd 2-lb. b o x ...... Fancy Rib Veal Chops, lb. 23c. y| g* aatti Organ Canurt — iraatt Jaak 11 g — i t d O- FdHx, and Hla Orahadtrs BUTTER Commissioner Hall and his guestag P O P U L A R M A R K E T 2 lbs. ... Armatrant—tbldwaat raput l t d P — Ild O — Arahid Blayar Orahattrs lb MILDLY CURED Ocean Spray Cran- lunched in the Capitol cafeteria and 1 Fresh Medium Size Chickens to Roast or r%r\ lb then resumed their discussion in 855 M A IN S T R E E T RUBINOW BUILDING I la m b Leas W H O L E MILK berry Sauce, 2 for.. to Fry, lb...... ZSC Good Size Legs of Lamb, o Y CHEESE the afternoon. t :1 5 — B e k L s ib e rt's K u s i c p ) I t s - It was learned' from reliable For a Delicious Turkey or Chicken Dressing— Try Our v u s . BEST CUT O F CORN-FEO STEERS Krasdale Sweet Mixed sources that the Socialists decided WHERE THRIFTY SHOPPERS SHOP Home Made Sausage Meat from Native Pork, t Small Legs Spring Lamb, 8:8 0 — I n U m a t s R s v u s — A l Good. Pickles, not to Join with Democrats and Re- FANCY svsvsasvswmiSMSiisvs'wwiasasvsiissswiwixix lb...... ISfC lb. WTIC man and hla Ori|iastra. quart...... publicans and'that when the Sena- :00—’The Bmplovsr In a Chang- Fresh Stewing Oysters, fresh daily, q There Is No Substitute for Fresh Pork! mrUer4, Ooaa. POTATO ES tors convene for organization the wm'' ing Worid.” J. mvld Statn, PuB- Rib Roast Krasdale Pitted three Socialist Senatora-elect wrill pint ...... / C Fresh Native Pork for Roasting, 2 5 C 8a ,B N w . I B M K . a a s tM M. ■■ «r. Philadelphia Record “ and LU C K Y STRIKE f w r k g t nominate a candidate for clerk and Fancy Large Fresh Milk Fed Fowl, 5 to 6 lbs. o I? TrAvetara BdBBdSBBtbig S e rvio s New -Tork - -Pos<' if F A N C Y MILK-FED C H tSTE R F IELD Dates, 2 pkgs...... president pro tempore from their each, lb...... '...... A . O C Fresh Native Pork Shoulders, w g 8:15—Veterans of Foreign Wars O L D G O L D • C . Z own group. Program—"Bonus,” Rep. Wright CIGARETTES C A M E L Mott’s Sweet Cider, A Q Fresh Milk Fed Fowl, medium size, 4 to 4mwMMinmMiwmM>Miwwm»MMiiH; Pattman on Bonus; 9:30— Phil Bak- Pineapple, large ... A 1 C Fanry Milk Fed g Large Roasting g C'holce Very Snappy Old Cheese, the old-fashioned Q CS ^ Royal Scarlet Finest Pastry Floor, O Cj UMONm Friday, December 31 er. O r a n f l c P e e l emoN Del Monte Crushed Q 4 kind to go with Xmas Pie, lb...... O 9 C What to expect Saturday; »a94 E x t r a c t *4.' 204 iritan Bacon, ORANGES Pineapple, large . . 1 C ^•Ib. pkg., sliced FOWL I CHICKEN i Cut Up Fowl Swedish Prepared Lute-Fisk, O C Confectionery or Brown Sugar, £• P. M. WBIAF-NBC, 9:00 a. m.— Christen- rSNCY nORIDA P i t t e d D a t e s 2 l b s ...... ^9C pound bag 3:00— PhUsdelphiA Symphony O r ing at Naples, Italy; 4:80 p. m.— ... Jel Monte Sliced »h Eggs, Local, Handel’s "Messiah.’’ P i t t e d DsoMtoARy D a t e i i s s d 10 pounds Granulated Sugar ehutra — Leopold Stokowski, D ill P ic k l es '•nr* 154 dozen ...... Swedish Mint Candy and Swedish Bond-ost Cheese, Plain Conductor. WABC-CBS, 8:00 p. m.—^Buffalo Peaches, large, 2 for ^||^]|||^C lb. I I each R a isi n i SfoLuT s t a r p l a i n Bell's Seasoning, or with S ^ , and Swedish Health Bread. in cloth bag • • ••• 8:00— Bosebali School— Jack Ons- Symphony; 4:80—Library of Con- 2^434^ 43< • S w e e t P ic k l es Krasdale Light O f f ' pkg...... smmaswaHnwarwmwwsMsiMwaimiMiiHsimmmwannmarmwiwwwaninBwasmwwaMimnnwa Cocoanut in Bulk, 9 (lood Old Fashioned Sage Cheesep O Q low. gress Musics. D i a m o n d W a l n u ts » 2 S 4 S w e e t P i c k l e s ba n q u e t b»m Meat Tuna, 2 for .. i£9C Stickney’s Stuffing, Ih, ...... Sit lb* • • q • 8:15—Skippy. WJZ-NBC, 12:00 p. m.— Farmers CfiliFomii Nivel M i x e d N u ts ALL KINDS lOe ^ Forequarters Spring Lamb IQc ^ 6:30—Jock Armstrong—All-Amsr- Union; 4:00 p. m.—Tbaca College St u f f e d O l i v e s 6 u u n 3 3 4 i p k g ...... lean Boy. Band. M E D IU M P a p e r S h a l l A l m o n d s Z 54 ^ Krasdale Pumpkin, 8:46—Miniatures by Franklin Mc- P a l m o l i v e S o a p 3 1 3 4 Fanry Porterhonae W M C A- CBS, 3:00 p. m.— Brook- G ra p e fru it SIZE Meat Department largest c a n ...... Shoulder MANY SPECIALS AT OUR BAKERY DEPARTMENT Cormack. lyn Symphony. 3 ” I O f K n o x G e l a t i n e 104 S u p e r S u d s 2 d*** 154 Turkeys, Choice, None-Such Mince 8:00—Al KaveUn'g OrchsstrA' M e IN T O SH B a l l's S e a s o n i n g FeelSir t o . 10 4 W n g s C i g a r e t t e s 1 0 4 STEAK Home Made Squash or Pumpkin Pies, Stuffed and Roasted Chickens will be: 0:15 — Bobby Benson and Sunny A p p le s E A TIN G 12 to 13 lbs., lb____ ^ Meat, 2 pkgs. Jim. " 429f S t i d e n a y 's S t u f f i n g t 1 9 4 Baker’s Baking Choc- e a c h ...... 25c K e e>1l C i g a r e t t e s 8:80—H. V. Kaltsnbom — Current MARLBOROUGH W IN ESA P .SNOlHtlN Extra Fancy Tur- Home Made Apple mr Mince Pies, 98c, $1.25 ■"'$1.50““ Events. G r a p e f r u i t fancy 2 «“ .* 254 olate, U-lb. pkg. .. 2Sc y A p p le s C O O K I N G P i l ls b u r y's C A K E f l o u r keys, 9 to 20 lbs„ lb. Ocean Spray Cran- each...... 25c Home Baked Beans, 8:45—Beauty Program —Margaret Mias Hslsa Adams of Burlington, 525f Broinard and Ck>nnle Gates. A p p l e s a u c e FANcy P e a B e a n s n/LK Ibl Brightwood Roast ia berry Sauce, 2 cans All H o lle y ries, the big 10-inch size, will quart ...... 15c Vermont, a former teacher here Is F A N C Y be made on orders only at, each...... 5:65—Press-Radio News. vlalting friends In this place. C A L I F O R N I A C r e a m C h e e s e FtiMeitoi. 2 *<••• 1 7 4 O c t a g o n S o a p Pork, Rib, lb...... ' Chase & Sanborn’s 50c Old Fashioned Xmas Cookies, very tasty, 1 j:0 0 —M yrt and M »rge. The Christmas entertainments be- Y C e le ry 2is:l9< 19c lb Legs Genuine Spring Lamb 19c ^ Extra Large Chickens, Capons, and Turkeys Will Be 7:15 — A ir Adventures of Jimmy C r e a m e d O l d E n g l is h 3 5 4 Brightwood Fresh . Coffee, lb. t i n ...... do zen ...... X 9 C ing held here this week are; a party F . E. I. O c t a g o n P o w d e r ;; Cider, Pure Apple, 0 Roasted Dn Orders Only. Allen. and entertainment at the Center Shoulders, lb...... Loin Y Turnip s y e l l o w C r a n b e r r y S a u c e tany* * - 334 P r u d e n c e H ash Frezh Fancy Home Made Delicious Fruit Cakes, 2 ^ 4 Q C W e,Stuff and Roast Turkeys and deliver them Xmas 7:30—The O’NeUl’s. School Thursday afternoon, a Sun- 5IOf gallon (contents) 7:45—Hollywood Hilarites. Block Chuck Pot morning, ready for the table, with any dressing you may day school party and entertainment L U E Canlandied Peels, 8:00—Fray and BragglotU. at the veatry of the church Friday Roast, l b ...... Veal Chops | Pork Butts I Veal Cutlet Home Made Old Fashioned Plum Puddings, desire, at $1.00 each. And Chickens at 50c each. Give Squash H UBBARD « CANDIES B A K E R Y D E P A R T M E N T i 6 pkgs...... 8:10— Edwin C. HUl — The Hu night and a Community Christmas 5 ” I Of _Fresh Daily from our oun Bake Shob Rib Roast Bsef, each...... 25c us.your order'early! man Side o f the News. |Hershey Chocolate tree Saturday night. SWKKTH OM^ lb ...... ; Syrup, large c a n ...... 8:80— True Story Court of Human On Sunday night a group of peo- 19elb. I 14c lb. I 22elb. ^^tlons. ple will go shout town dressed In C H O C OLATES 1 lb Lean Daisy Hams, ^•■P^mium Flakes, 14 o z . I .^^^gilarcb of Time. red capes, red-caps and carrying red B EV ER AGES A«U e Mnl H o lid a y Fruit C a k e lb...... Salted, 1-lb. pkg...... FRUITS, nuts; and VEGETABLES V^M-Hollywopd Hotel — Dick lanterns singing (Arlstmaa carols. ~29f fbasdale Fruit Cock- ^^m rell. Ted Fio Rito’a Orcbeatrn. Ralph Strong is moving bis port' CLUB S O D A A iiiS a u i 1b b'ancy Fowl, 4-lbs. Small Lean Smoked Shoulders 12V^Oit) fVuicy Enperm’ Grapes, large fndt, Native Yellow Globe Turnips, 10:80—The O’FIynn’s. able saw mill to Bull HIU after op- 1 1k Lig h t Fruit C a k e average, e a c h ...... r ^ l , tall c a n ...... GINGER A LE M illbrsek Ch ecp lat m 45f 2 Ib B ...... 25c 10 pounds .a..*..... ll:00-,fC(zzle Nelson’s Orchestra. erating In this section for several FslTTiMl?tolci iPillsbury Cake Flour, M illbresk C l.b Dry CARTON tB SI. Fancy Lamb Legs, AMERICAN BOLOGNA Unk Boot iSealdsweet Grapefruit, , 11:30—Jacques Renard's Orchestra. years. 1» D a rk Fruit C a k e [;pkg...... Z/C Fancy Florida Juice Oranges, Schools In town close today for Pep per m i n t 25f lb...... 3 f o r ...... \.. .1 Pweet Mixed Pickles, MINCED HAM dozen the CliriBtmaa vacation and open for OMe lSe Cm M CHw L AYE R C A K E Ground Beef, “r 10^ l e iE e s each ^ q ^ j a r ...... ^£iC Sausage i Frankfurters 19c,23c"'3Sc Thin Skinned Indian River Grapefruit, the winter term January 2. LIM E RICKEY Moll 29F P u m p k in Joan Carol 2 lbs...... SSUigarettes, 0 / > | 3 for Mrs. Alice Forbes is spending the Mlllbrmili Fancy California TaMe Oranges, holidays in West Hartford. Carton I f S9i . CABTON ^ f a , ksa’iSnidr A l t V w l e lis i lb. Brightwood Spare (Carton of 200 .. . ^ 1 omvp | Extra Large Diamond Budded Walnuts, T h e Community DramatlO Club 25* Ribs, 2 lb s ...... ;iCut-Rite Waxed Paper, g ^ 2 lbs. 2S« 1 2 ib». 2S« I 2 lb*. 2S« lb...... WBZ-WBZA will meet at the home of Miss 29c, 35c*"'39c SprInglleld — Boston Price, ebsve far cosls a t. s s ly Rfbbo n C e n d y LI; ^ Clnn.ia en Ssfst ed Sliced Bacon, New Mixed Nuts, Rebecca Buel next P^dmy night. 33 ‘dst The Community buUdl^ is near- S s^rs d ot Plsls ^ H d Heads of Iceberg Lettnee, J Q q X 5 C \ Doughnuts lb, ..a...... lifomia Walnuts, O C I FRUIT, VEGETABLE AND BAKERY DEPT. SPECIALS lb...... Friday, Oecember 31 ing completion. C id e r ^ g e budded, lb...... A p p l e i:;3 9 i' Brightwood j Pure Apple Cider, If 23* M I N a M E A T d s i iPlimond Walnut g * C* GRAPEFRUIT | Kxt^LSrgToRJtSjG^ Fresh Tomatoes, String Beans, Mnshrooms, Fresh Spin- gallon j u g ...... I M A G I N E H U E B I B A R R A S S M E N T P a rk e rh o us e R o ll. Sausage, huge, Igmts. ,1b...... OOC ach, Green Peppers, Green Parsley, Fancy, well Ueached Fancy Golden Bananas, :00— Betty and Bob. laU, l b ...... ;l^B ddie East and Ralph Dumke Osrdlnsr, Mont. — Neil Proffer, jufic Frost Confectioners’ ga I Celery; and Fancy Cranberries. 4 lbs...... None Such 2 " -2 5 ^ Fruit Bre a d Lena Scotch Ham, 6 f jS oS rFH D n S -^B lC K I^ stallation ceremonial will follow. ■ATCBDAT HIOBT, IMBCl tt All members are urged to reserve Santa’s Surprise qk lliwlail-r “T — ^ the date. Free Parking Space it'; riM to aMstol oar Packages h-'- ■to N mt Toot** B v« Doom Inasmuch circle of Junior Kings No reatrtctlons u to parking wliao you lenyo Daughters royally entertained the Little ones get a great thriU buying one o f these t Kc JW H ALC co your ear to Hale-House w k to g space rear of others of the girls, Wednesday packages from Santo. Lucky number to each toe store. Room for 900 cars. to night at the Center Congregational package. (Second Floor.) Mim 1 MAWCHKfTEP COMN*«»_» ABOUTTOWN church. A turkey supper began We Give Oat Z?fC Green Stamps. the festivities, with 36 present to e n jw the deUdous meal. Edna Mrs. X. S. Srlekoon, who U dl- ConUsr, leader of the circle spoke is e tiiif tbo c u t from Enumuol LU' in behalf of the Daughters, Mrs. thtoan church acbool for the ChrUt- David WUson responded for the inM po(oant, “ The True Light mothers. The exchange o f gifts, Oomath," h u called a rehearsal for games and good fellowship rounded tomorrow afternoon at the church out B happy evening. Children in the beginners and pri- W mary departments, and the princi- pals will meet at 3 o’cl-Kdc; all otb The anual Cradle Roll party for en , whether they hi speaking tots and their mothers, will be held p a :^ or not, at 2:30. It is hoped a at the Second Congregational —You Can ^ number o f the teachers will attend church tomorrow afternoon from 2 to 4 o’clock. the rehearsal r . this time. Frances Hawley of Troop 6, O i r l The South Manchester Free Pub- Scouts, won first prize for selling lic Ubraiy, and the West Side Choose In A Hurry At Hale’s the larigeat amount of Christmas branch, wrill be closed all day Mbn- candy for the benefit of Scouting. doi', os well as Tuesday, Christmas She disposed of a total of 5S day. ■ pounds. Ruth Wheaton of Troop 8 was second with 30 pounds, and Songsters practice at the Salva- Arllne Nelson of the same troop, tion Arm y citadel will be omitted Additional Shopping Hours— 6 Until 9 Every Evening Until Christina 29 pounds; Rita Naven of Troop 1, tonight, and Instead there will be. a 2S pounds. meeting of the Songsters Sunday afternoon at 3 o’clock. A Late Gift Idea! Following the annual Sunday Every Woman Always Needs evtnlng carol eervice at the South Thomas C. McPartland of 580 Methodist church, groups of young Burnham street is home for the people will visit the homes of shut- Hosiery—Give Her THE BEST! Christmas holidays from St. Finely Tailored ins to sing carols, returning to the Charles’ college In Baltimore. Md„ parsonage for a social time. where ho is a freshman. He gradu- ated from Manchester High in 1933. The Manchester Klwanis club will hold its annual Christmas par- The Junior chorus of the Emanuel RAYONS Gotham “RINGLESS” ty Monday at 12:15 at the Man- Lutheran church will rehearse at 6 chester Country club. Bloch mem- o'clock this evening Instead of 6:15. ber is requested to bring a toy or The chorus will appear on the game, and after they have had a Christmas program to be presented Uttle fun with them they will be by the Liitber League at its meet- turned over to Miss Jessie Rey- ing at 8 o’clock tonight. 69c il k ose nolds, town social service worker, S H as has been the custom for years. The Daughters of Scotia will- hold Novelty Boxed Put a few acts o f these under someone’s The attendance prize will be donat- their regular meeting tonight at Chrifltmaa tree! Blxpertly cut and nicely tail- High ed by Oeorge E. Keith, and Elmore 6:45 o’clock. A children's party ored rayon garments in both lace trimmed and Dusting Powders Watkins and Elmer Thienea will will be held after the meeting in tailored styles. Vests, panties, step-ins. provide Christmas music. Tinker hall. Members are asked to come early and bring their children. The regular Friday evening Others 39c. bridge and setback will he held to- traditional Captain James H. McVeigh of 50< night at the Green school hall, un- Rayons— Main Floor, right. Company K will be at the state ar- 95 A little Christmas remembrancs der auspices of the women's com- mory tonight at 9 o’clock to issue that Is sure to please an office ac- church mittee of the Manchester Green Gotham ailk stockings are perfect— pay checks to members of the com- quaintance or a achool chum. A t - Community club. Turkeys and cash beautifully sheer . . absolutely without ' pany for the last quarter. A Vast Assortment! tractive boxes in assorted odors. prizes will be given the three high- RINGS and SHADOWS. Choose from sheer est acore makers in each section, chiffon and medium service weights in a Others 25c and 21.00. and grand prizes for the winners of Genuine Leather fine array of leading shades. We know the the series. Homo made cake and recipients will deem these Gothams vain Main Floor, right. coffee will be served after the able. games. Items Omitted From Pinehurst Regular HAND BAGS Carlton Harris, son o f Rev. Leon^ ard C. and Mrs. Harris of Spruce Adv. On Market ' sbeet, arrived home today for the Christmas vacation. He is a fresh- Page: man at the American University, Gotham Sheer Waahlngton, D. C. $1.95 FreHh Filet of Haddock, 2;’>c ADVER’nSEMENT Ib. For something real smart . . and yet practical . . give her Roston Blueiikh, 2 lbs. 2.5c. Stout people—Reduce at Conran’s CHIFFONS a handbag that she con wear Alleys. Salmon— Steak or Piece, 3.1c day in and day out and still look Ib. nice. Choose a genuine leather. Chowder Clama, 2 qt.s. 3.5c. She’ll like IT . . and YOU, too! MfALTH Opened Clams, pint 35c. $^•15 Pair SHOES jsPDTD Others $1.00 to $2.95. California Oranges, 44c and I f you wont a hose that is 'ultra-smart, by all meajis Hand Bags—Front Entrance. 59c dozen. choose these shcer-as-cobweb chiffons by Gotham. The A. M. LERNEK, D.8.C. ' Florida Oranges for juice, loveliest, sheerest quality we can offer in attractive, flat- tering 4ones. •42 Trombnll Street Hartford 2Kc dozen. Sure To Get A “Big Hand!” Birdseye .Special for the week-end will be Lim.’i Gordon’s Pure Hale’s Budget Bf^ns at 25c Im>x . Fine Cape Williams’ Gift CHRISTMAS These two items were 69c SILK HOSE SILK HOSE ...... Gonton—H'nmHjT'thitr omitted frow the vegetable' W e've sold hundreds and hundreds of pairs Gordon—w n a in n iia f Stands for Q U A LfT Y , SERVICE and STYLE in the hosiery world! You li.st: this Christmas. A hose that will give the maxi- TIKES Shaving Sets mum o f service. Chiffon and service. can’t go wrong if you choose these. Chiffon and Fresh Broccoli, large bunch, service weights. Colonial Esso 19c. A t HALE’S Hosiery SecUon—Main Floor, right.______Fancy Bunch Beets, 10c. 79c Station Give the men on your ll*t useful Cor. Main and Bissell Streets gift*, such as one o f these W il- And to be doubly sure : . give C APBSKIN We’ve Just liams’ shaving set*. Contain* all GLOVES . . our biggest Christmas glove sellers! PINEHURST the needs for a well groomed man; They've simply got everything, but a high price SOe and up neat g ift box. tag. Slip-on models with Intricate cuff trims. What She Wants! E. Swanson and J. A^orrison Dial 4151 Black and brown. Main Floor, right. Other Gloves $1. to $3.98. Dainty Gloves—Main Floor, right. BOSTON OR NEW YORK 12.25 O.W. 24.05 R.T. NECKWEAR For The Good Skate! Providenoe ..gg ttW ., fSAO B.T. 30c - $1.00 il k ing er ie CENTER TRAVEL BUREAU S L Tel. 7007 SYMINGTON’S Gay Young Pen and Pencil Sets SWEATERS ' $2*98 59c Are you worried what to give the school boy or g;irl T Stop fret- One way to a girls’ heart is to pve her lovely Silver Grill ting! Shop fo r one o f these good- silk lingerie . . that is silk undies like these. looking pearloid pen and pencil What cou^d be smarter? Scores of the What girl can resist the charm of these luxurious sets. Guaranteed pens. season’s leading sweater hits. New turtle- ANOTHER ATTRACTION satins and heavy crepes richly adorned with ecru neck slip-ons. N atty button-back models. Midget Sets...... 39c Metallic tunic sweaters . . twin sets! In lace. And we’ve heavenly tailored styles. Choose ' mad young colors! from pajamas, gowns, slips, dance sets, panties. Gift Sets...... 98c SATURDAY NIGHT Others $1.98 to |3.98 Front Entrance. Come and Hear the Bweatais—Mato Floor, canter. when OUBALIDO BROTHERS $1.98 "The Little Toto" DANCTNQ — 8INOINO — MUBIO Forget Someone?. . . Give And Pure Linen So utterly ravishing are these silk garments that we doubt if you can get away without buy- OH B O Y! ing loads for late g ift purchases arid for your- HANDKERCHIEFS aelf. We’ve crepes and satins in perfectly gor- Hot Dogs and Sauerkraut geous styles— gowns, slips, dance sets, chemises and panties. Gift At HALE’S Silk Lingerie—Mato Floor, rear. Stationery Lata •hopper* will b* crowding around for FREE theac tomorrow. They’ll find freah, fine Unena A Special For Late Shoppers! _____ 9:00 to 9:30 P.M . to plain white, embroidered and printed models., Women’s Hankies, Those $1.00who are away from home SGHUTZ BEER On Draught Men’s Hankies, box PASTEL RAYO N PAJAM AS Plain white with wfll welcome a lovely gift box of Three lovely linen neat Initial. Finezt Stop wording about what to give the girls on your list; stationery. Including the famous *^he iicer that nutdc Milwaukee famoua” handkerchief* w i t hi linen. Large white come right in tomorrow for these ducky pajamas e f fine rayon Eaton Itoen stationery to white white or colored Ini- and tints. InltlaL tial,, to bOK. in lovely pastel colorings. Tearose and blue. Sizes 16 and 17. (Othera fl.4 9 ) Others 50e Handkerchief*-M ato Floor, cantor. At HALE’S Silk Lingerie—Mato Floor, rear. Front Etotrance.