AVEBAOB DAILV CffBVIJLATIOIil TUB WBAtHBB tor the Moath of Oeteher, INS Peiwaat al I). 8. Waathm Banso BartfMrd ’4 6.201 Moatly Naady tonight oas WM- Member of the Aodlt nefday. poaoiMy ooow inrflea Wad- Boreas el CIrealatlaaa aeitoay,' warmer tonight. Mneh colder Wednesday ~ MANCHESTER — A CITY OF VILLAGE ( HARM e

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New Rifle for U S. Army DECLARESGOP 2 W ATERBURY CASE

DALADIER USES ARMY MUST GET RID

DEFENDANTS PLEAD OF OLD HEADS

IN EFFORT TO BREAK

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OCrOOBNARlAM GBTS BUCK Win In 1940 If Reac- Mackenzie And Levy Enter DBSPTTB HBAVY SNOWS FRENCH STRIKE PLAN

tionary Influences Con- Pleas On Charges Of Con- S t Albans, V t, Nov. 29.— (A P )—Heavy enow storms dis- couraged many a young deer troDniR Past Dropped. Bride of Fascist Marches Troops To TM spiracy; Horgan Make hunter, but not 88-year-old Dr. MIT OF FUEL,

S. W. Paige. He stuck to the hunt and returned home today Centers Anti Places Al Washington, Nov. 29.— (A P ) — Nolo Contendre Plea. with a 180 pound buck, shot in PIANEIANDS Jamaica. Kenneth F. Simpson, liberal Repub- Public Serrices Untiff ^

lican leader In New York, declared Waterbury, Nov. 29.— fA P )—Two today that tala party muat rid Itaelt ONRMKHSEA Military Rile; Thsosantis ^efendanta pleaded guilty today as of "reactionary Influencea of the 1 men, including Lieut. Gov. Frank past.” If" Simpooo made this otatement aa Hayes, who slao la mayor of Water* MAKES THREAT Transport Carrying 4 Pas- Of MobOe Goartis, G i^ « bury, went on trial In Superior Court the Republican National Commit- on conspiracy charges, accused of tee convened to canvaoa OOP elec- Frank Wakefield, asalstant technician at the Apringfleld Mass.. tiarmes In Labor Distrie^< having defrauded thla city of mors OF ADJOURNING tion vlctorlea and formulate plana armory, displays the new semi-automatic rifle (top) being p_____produce.1__ sengers And Three Crew than 81,000,000. Another changed a tor party work during the next two for the U. S. Army. The new gup holds a clip of eight cartridges, yeare. and can be fired about three times as faSouth Dakota to fill two fic At Foot Of Steep Cliif. gaalxed labor teday hi an vacancies on the national executive *etn|d to break 1^ toree Qnimiaii Donahey Of TVA committee. Members said Hasting was chosen echednled general strike tow SAYS KEMP BuixmriN! raw agelast Ms as a compromise candidate to set- CiHiiiiiittee Raps Gavel tle a controversy In the New York Ssa Fraactaeo, Nov. 38,— laws. Sqnada at (A P )— A luxury airliner was goarfls began delegation. Both Simpson and Mrs. Ruth Baker Pratt. New York na- DEALS OKA smashed to pleeea on a rocky atraete and hontovarfle lato Several Times To End ocean beach near here today tional committeewoman, had been afteraoan. Sene considered contenders for the execu- after It had tought an 3t-mlle- esenmefl special paeto - Row Over ExpemEtiires. tive committee aasIrnmenL < an-hnur wind en rotrte from arms etoree to k e v aay The young, red-moustached Former Highway Commis- fleattle to' Oakland, and Anal- be torrerli to froni aetala Simpson, who managed Thomas B JAPAN CLOSES ly waa fnreed down on the Dewey’s New York gubernatorial rough sen when Ka foei tanks Washington, Nov. 39— (A P ) — rioner Questioned Land campaign, waa assured of a seat on ran dry. The fate of the seven Parle, Nov. 28—(A P ) — CSiairman Donahey (D., Ohio), persona aboard the United Air the national committee when the Daladler, warning that "the fate ‘ threatened today to adjourn the New York state Republican Ckim- Agent After Grand Jury YANGTZE RIVER Lines 14-pasaenger ‘flkylonage^ Adolf Hitler was "beat man" for hearing of the TVA Inveattgatlng mlttee refused yesterday to block was nnluMwn aeveral benra Sir Oswald Mosley, when the Brit- the regime and the nation may. later. Huge waves had carried lab Fascist leader secretly marHed Committee because of a heated con- bis election. at stake,- marched troopn to Sacoeesor to HIDea. Started Parkway Inqm*ry. TO FOREIGNERS the craft rapidly to the rocky Diana Freeman-MItford in the ceatars today aad plaeea an troversy over legality of TVA tr.- He was accepted by the national shore. Fuehrer's Munich offiea last Deoem- sarvlcos under mtataty coot penditures. committee this morning as the ouc- ber. Hitler called her his "Ideal aa effort to break tlw Mbadifled I Nordic woman." Stewart V. Tulloss, an assletant cessor to Charles D. Hllles. who re Bridgeport, Nov. 29—(A P )—John Ban Francisco, Nov, 28.— (A P ) — aral strike. Mayor Frank Hayea signed. Also accepted tor mem- Joint Army And Navy Com- to the comptroller general, caused A United Airlines transport plane, Pootera eiinnimflnfl d the sharp argument among commit- bership on the committee were Wll A. Macdohald, former state highway traaaforred pobUc sen previous plea of Innocent to nolo carrying four passengers and three tee members by tesUfylng that TVA Ham F. Knowland of Oakland commissloiier, testified today that mnniqne Sen! To Ameri- from dvfl to militaiy cowtrsl contendere. bought real eaUte worth 8800,000 Calif., and Mrs. E. L. Moulton, of hr )>ad been assured by O. LeRoy crew members, which alighted on KIN OF ASSASSIN put up tkle monsag aO Thoaa Pleading guilty were Harry eapitaJ. "without examining the title." Albuquerque. N. M. Kemp, charged with dividing com- the Paciflo early today near Point Mackenzie of Bethel. B4-year-old •Thafa not true," Francis Biddle, Simpson, regarded as one of the can, British, French, Ital- ArsB3f dwtschEisBts former Fairfield county Republican opmmlttee counsel. Interrupted the leaders in the liberal wing of the mtasions with real estate brokers Reyes after its fuel gave out, was Parts by tnidi aad raU to swan leader, aad Eklward G. Levy a New witness. party, told reporters that the recent represenUng persons selling lend to located later at the foot of a steep JAILED 4 MONTHS ranks at 2S.OOO so’.dlevs alresfly | Haven lawyer. Timothy Horgan, election returns "showed the people the state for the 829,000,000 Merritt rlaoned in the oapitol. ff trlgt. i City haU auoarEngland, Nov. 38.— (A P ) J. Edgar .Wablberg of West placed under ordsre at i oondltlons might be restored so for- authorittee and required to rez The grand Jury's chargea against —A stealthy elaeber struck in SEEK TO DOUBLE Hartford, employed In the state eigners might resume trading on Prinriple Of hcentire comptroller's office, followed Mac- at their poets," he etosrted. the two adio pleaded guilty Involved another north En.gland town today the Yangtze but emphaaized that lobbying eervlcea allegedly perform- as Scotland Yard was at work in donald on the stand, the second the river muat remain closed to LATE NEWS EbcecuUon at the rcqulatttcei___ ed for the city and the alleged panicky Halifax aeeUag a man wno witness to be called. them until nliUtary operations are Taxation For Employment creea started at once with miutaiyj authorizing of unnecessary eervlcea haa tonified the town with 18 cut- im iTARY AIDES Kemp, himself, took the stand ended successfully and Japan's oh occupation of vital eentera In during tke arguments on his mo- northern Industrial region whera ( for high fees. tlnr attacks, mostly on women. Jectives m CTitoa are attained. The grand Jury said Mackenxte Winifred Walsh, 18. of Ptott tion to dismiss the indictment. The Japanese pronouncement Wasliington, Nov. 28.— (A P ) — FLASHES! ■trike began. During the <»urse of this hearing An Infantry regiment took- Dd Williamson had been paid Sftk.* Bridge. Leneaahlre, told police a came Just when It was reported the The Senate Profit Sharing Com *00 tor lobbying at the 193ft and man aelsed bar In the baekvard of War Department Wants To which lasted nearly an hour, Kemp foreign powers were about to raise mlttee heard a plea today that the ■eoaion of the Northeast Iron Steel Works while another ualtS 1937 General Arsembly session and her home and bifltcted a five-inch federal government give a tax COUNTERFEITEBS HELD tliat half of this amount was kept wound on her arm. (Canttaned on Page BIghL) (Umttmied on Page fwo.) "break" to employers who share Boston, No^v 28— (A P )— Firteea eupled the electric power plant. ImreaseAttacdiesSentTo their profits with their employea. men and llte women, deacrlbed by Vallenclennea The occupnOoa - by former Q ty Comptroller Daniel She said an unknown men had J. Leary, another of the defendants, been sending her letters for rix J. R. Ramsey, youthful general Aeolotaat U. S. Attorney Arthur J. expected to spread through all i while Mackenzie and WUtlamean months. Latii America RepoUics. manager of the Johnson Wax Com- B. Gartler as members of a nattoa- plants which are erarU pany, Racine. WM., told the com wlfle ring of eounterfeit money paon- tional defense orders bi the V)tom« divided the balance. Her aewnaiit'e technlqtM ap- The grand Jury saN Levy had been parently was the same as'the Hail- Middle West Navigation mlttee that the government "haa ero, today w-ere held la 81,000 each clennes region. • j tried all aorta of laws to make Uf tor a oSatlnaed federal eonrt hear- employed in 1830 to attempt to fex pbantom’a but Inveatlgatora Wakhlngton. Nov. 28—(A P )—The larMenta at Hehetage employers behave and they have ing. There were Isolated inzidents of "secure a reduction in electric tight doubted if they were the seme men War Department will ask'Congress, worked to some extent, but you will • • • and power rates" for th.: municipali- since tbs towns are 80 mllae apart it was learned today, to double the System Near Completion minor sabotage. Several hoaes aqd catch more files with molasses than TYPHOON BITS LUZON trucks were b alM by plObats who ty. Between 1830 and 1938, the aad the elaaliar was bimy la Halifax number of United States mllltsiy vinegar." charges continued. Levy endorsed last Bight. Manila, Nov. 28— (A P )—A Ty- deflated Urea or removed ton i Is attaches in South America. Ramaey. whose company paid phoon swept soutbera Lozon Islaad. checks totaling 8i2ti,707 while under The action wUl provide another Washington. Nov. 39— (A P ) •—< t Improvements of the mldwestem But the requisltkm decraee gen- —Army engineera have nearly com- out 8203.000 in shared profits to em- 12ft mllee sontb of Manila, tonight contract with the city but "received The deteettvee joined with 6,000 link In Inter-American protective waterways were among 832 sepa- erally were accepted quietly with p lete an extensive system of navi- ployes last year, endorsed the prin- spilling heavy rain on already flood- workers clustertnig arotind poetere in fact leas than 830,000 and the bal- volunteers, who armed tbamaelves bonds. It follows a steady increase rate projects the Army engineers ciple of Incentive toxation to en- ance of over 8100,000 wes retauied gration tmprovementa in the upper earned on during the fiscal year ed areas. Weather oboervere re- announcing the move. Tbs'PMd test with pcAera. heavy sUcka and in- In Latin American military aad MlosiaBippI valley, designed to open courage continuity of emplovment ported the otorm was aravlag aorth- by the mayor's secretary, Thomas dlaa Chiba for pokliig Into • Ukely which ended Jtme 30. Their work and profit sharing. He said be be- aviation attadies la Wasbiagton. a huge area of |1m middle west to wootward aad was expected to paao P. KaUy, tor diatributlctn t^ him w> in coastal, gulf, lakes and island lieved efforts to encourage plant (4 ew Pegs ftoa.) hiding ptocee during the night aad la the number of special mm- water-borne commerce. oonthward of Manila. No eaooaltlea hlmaelf and others." For a weak now the phantom has taiy aad naval miseiaas being eeat rivers and harbors, and on Intra- expansion in the same way would Secretary Woodring aald toda.r, ooastaJ and Inland ivaterways cost were reported. The S8-year-old Horg was men- crept upon rietlms In dark atrecta. from the United States to neighbor- a.380-mlle. nine-foot deep channel be leas successful. • • • 8200,704,378. This aras a decline of Aid to Efftcieney. tioned only once in the voluminous etabbed quickly with a gleaaeing in- ing republics. on the upper Mlaaiastppt, extending HOPS ON NON-STOP sSAFETy SONNbTS report filed Mag 18 by the grand Btmmant and fled. He bee u about 833.000.000 from the previous George T. Trundle. Jr.. Cleveland. Because of lack at funds, the War from the mouth of Uie Miaaourl to flatjsl year. Lea Angeles, Nov. Xfi,— (A P ) — hiry which chained that after. Leary attacks, perhapa otoitlug to lutraoe Department now maintains only six MlnneapolU, la more than 81 per Ohio, engineer, told the committee that jlroflt abarlng aids effldeney. PUet Johiuiy Jones, to an 300 pow waa defeated for reelectioa aa oomp hla eouraa by attartttog Mary Sut- military attaches below the Klo cent finished. Bmpleyinent For Thowaads troUer in the 1837 c i^ etectlon rec- lowers cost and prevents labor ene oeator Aaraaea airpiaae, toes cliffe yaeterday for the second ttine. Oraade. They are on duty at the *"rhla imtable Improvamaot will be- "Thaos axpendltures for improva- eff (ram Mnalelpal Airport at fldii ords of hla offiea w«re rtnniujaJ flba was hla fln t riettan a wuak ago nome fUDy available for commerce troubles. He aald his company bad embaariea aad legations In Argen- manta to waterways and control of Installed 13 profit, sharing plans ip a. at. (PST) today oa a aoa-otop Horgan. the grand Jury '-charged, aad Is In the hospital with waanda t i c Cuba, Mexico, BraxO, Chile aad and navl^tlon naxt year,” be said floods continue to provide direct and aided In the deetructloa of the rec- various Industries and an were flight to New York, toe expeeta to la the ehect. Her wrlate weiu ataah- OoeU Mca. Ir his annua) report. Indirect employment for aevcral working well. onto. Pregieea Blafle On Mlaaeorl reach hto deetlaetloa to 28 hears. ed last week. Some of tbeee attaches are an- hundred thousand persons and stim- Under the trundle system, high- • • • BeB enn o r A eew ei None at the naHutta koa been credttsd to tour or flve ooimtnee, Further progresa also has bean ulate industrial activity," Woodring When the trial fomarty opened er executives of the company are MABKETS A T A OLANOB fataL often widely scattered. They have made toward converting the unruly paid aalarlea about ooa-balf th' at 10:30 a.nL—nearly aa boor late Miaaourl river Into a commarca New Yerk, Nov. 2to—(A P )— tttUe opportunity to remain long in Improved waterways carried 583.- usual rata. They abare, however. Stoehs-—Staady: Into eelltog stos ^ due to the aumerou.' mnfnrenree mAffmiT BAIAHCE any one place and thus famlUanxe carrier, Woodring reported. He add- In 60 per cent or more of tha prof- tha roll call of all the accuaed waa ed that on the nilnota waterway, 100,000 tone of "productive" ton- rally. themaelvea with military work in nage, valued at 830,800,000.000 In its. Junior executives, receiving taken at the suggeetloa c f the coort Waahtagten. Nov. 80 — (A P ) —> wlUch links the Great Lakea with In tboas eonntrtea. tha MlartnrtppI and its tributaries, tbe 1837 calendar year, he cstl- regular aalarlea. share from 20 which etated that at all ttmee the Yha poritton at tha Traoaury No- The War Department wants to mated. to 38 per cent aad wortanea. paid accuaed nnat be in atteodaaee. tonnaga haa doubled within a year. atanderd wages, get 13 per cant Curb Nerrewt Inrrsaoa the number of attaches so "Tlie minola waterway, now 'near. In flood oootroL Woodring Tha aama of Haycn waa tha Prat itaeslpto | 4 .n U 0 L n ; that BO aiBfto ofBeer will have to Tnindle aaid ba was "very nmeh lo ba caned. Be Mani* mPad: lag fun eomplaUoo. msuras a dn- potted the engineers had started or gktelgB riolt aaara than two oountrian. In favor" of incentive tavatlnn. psndnMs chaimet ntna fSet in dspta ware about to eommeoca projects *Tf you have an Incentive from for anvteBttea thmghout lu isiMth for ths protaetlan at a tax atandpoint." he flaelBrad. ^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1988 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1938' PAGE THRB^ POUnOAt. ASPIBATIONB lAMERICAN LEGION DROPS "CMns n »c ' or ANIMALS DOORfBD MRS. ROSE m i s Scranton, Pa., Nov, M,-.-(AP) OUT OF FUEL, Shoots Two Raccoons AMERICAN POUCY —The political aapiraUoas—if BEETHOVEN GLEE a U B Driving a 45 Inch Pipe LANDON EMBARKS FINES IN COLUMBIA any—of TUlla, tho aoo's elephant, Numerous Local Deeds VRCHASE NEGOTUnON and Joshua, a donkey, ara PLANE LANDS OF GERMAN REICH doomed. Mayor Fred J. Huester From the Same Tree IS NOT DISCLOSED Under New Haven Tracks ON k C I A L WORK rejected a suggestion that they PLEASES WITH CONCERT Have Liquor Restrictions li*Serfice O ifunatioi De- DALADIER USES ARMY Two N ei Arrested By Game b# loaned for ooremonlos at tha ON ROUGH SEA BUI AgosttaolB. employed at tbe,^ng obaervaUoaa be Inauguration of Republican Oov- saw a 'coon WorM Trareler Informs .State Lunch has been treating graclousnesa. Without toe slight Work ot driving a 48 tach ptpeatracks. From there toe water wiu arnor-E3act Arthur H. James bo- conw d o ^ the tree -and t a k ^ afln through from the south side ot the Dlsrovcry that deeds to property^was application tor tavema 5 VKNTA (Ooattaaad trum Oaa) friends at bis home with 'coon meat, est trace of nervousness, Mr.' Ran' (Jaestion Whether Relations enter the Hockanum river. aid package storea. When thag ookl cyis N ittt ^ House IN EFFORT TO BREAK Wardeis; One Had No Li- eauae. he said, tha animala must 2ii®* * * **• ’ooon came turn- The Herald’s Mnaical Critic embankment of the New York, New Aa the pipe ta driven Into toe Appointed Member Of Com- olfered for sale In many sections of be "kept free of political afflUa- Mothers’ Qnb Majorit; Of shot by him on a recent hunting dasao sang two groups of songs. Manchester, south of the turnpike, their different propertls* at auo* JES*" tlona." ^ e d be was unabla to reach Criasy ^ t being used from hto run not ranging from the operatlo Verdi Haven and HarlSord railroad com- bank the dirt Is drawn from It by tlon they gave a warranty deed for Held at San Franelaco. trip. He not only shot one, but With Germany Will Be Im- pany, as part of toe new Blterauon contain a restriction as to toe sell- h i Pinperty At Comer FRENCH STRIKE PLAN cense, Both Used Car. ^2**"* *» to kS tha PraisM Work Of Local and Puccini to the naive and roelo- suction. This Is toe same system mittee To Study Strength- each piece of piopeity Mid which -ti Barry and McNabb said the plane two, both out of the same trse. die Bartlett’s "Dream" and Clay's plant of toe Eighth School and used In excavating subways. I'be ing o( liquor, Is nothing unusual. finally was sighted a mile ^ a Nazis Are BehU flider. BiU was out hunting squlrrsls While standing near tha dl^ not Include any reztrieUoiis as tree he noticed another 'ooon c Mwik. •TII Sing Thee Songs of Araby.’*^ Utilities District, Is well underway. pipe la already past toe frost line to toe rals of liquor, (OsBltaaed from Page One) quarter aoutheast of tha Point last week without much luck. He prored Still Unanswered. ening Peace Machinery. Deeds given by Cheney Brothers Of Mui, Armory Streets. InvMtlgatlona by aUta game war- 1^ further up into the branches Organizatioii; Sahatore Even ta toe Latin and Italian "As tt Is necessary to have a pipe and the work'will continue regard- for property sold In toe early days Tbe property at Main and Armo- ELM C nY -W U lM A N TIC Rayna Ughthouao, west c t tho Coast wad using a sbotgim and hto dog, tt was necesaaiy to roload hia gun text, toe Interpretation waa so com- line to carry the water from the less of weather. It must be driven Hoi was expected to com# tomorrow dens In Columbia for ovor a week, Guard autlon. Msmbsrs of tbs Manchester trained to bunt birds, was not giv- of the firm’s history, will show that ry streets, which was bstog bar- before he could shoot agnhi, but prehensive that toe audience re- beds, which are located on the aouUi a distance ot over 60 feet. In nearly every case there waa l^ned for by ths American Le- when the Army attempts to keep have eulmlnated In tha amat of two McNabb later reported the "plena Mothers ehib and friends filled the ing him much assistance. Look- again Ms aim waa good smd down Randazzo, Guest Soloist, acted to humor end pathos. Tacbai Warm Springs, Oa.. Nov. 29— Aboard 8. B. Santa Clara en route NaiottaUou for tka purehaae of BUS LINE DISCONTINUED ing up Into a tree he notloed a side of toe tracks near toe "tin Construction of ths filter system mentioned the liquor restriction gion, was at ons Ums part of ths publia service workers at thair men for Jackllghtlng. The men broken up on the rooka" at the chapel of tha South -Mothodlat < ^ e the second. The first ons kowakye "None But the Lonely (AP)—Whether America's relations bridge”, toe only way that this Is betog done by Alexander Jarvts to Lima. Pero, Nov. 29.— (A P )—Al- Danial Bldrldge estate and when tka Balattl property at 830 Main posts. foot ot the steep elur. neat. It was too big, he thought and that the property waa located Oliver of Willlmantic, church last night for {he November shot weighed 16 pounds and tha Singi SoperUy. Heart’’ came with an almost mature with Nazi Germany over the could be done, with toe consent of of tots town. It Is a PWA project that placa waa sold aa a buUdtog Th* A atiaat as a Legton poet home were Offlcera of the National Confed- *",2Thomaa Ryan of Columbia. The ocean waa rough whan the for a squlnrol’s neat While mak- second 14 pounds. fred M. London, 1936 Republican in the "villags of South Manches- meeting. Mrs. Edward O'Malley ateadtoees and philosophical note ot pean minority question will bo Im- the railroad, waa to drive a pipe lineand the cost la to be to toe liclnlty presidential nominee, embarked to- ter and In the town of Manchester."' lot by toe Bldrldge estate the deed satitMd draypad last night foUowing a naga- eration of War Veterans, who ap- nia man wan amated by nsh rue Allows Substitation Of plana canaa down, but MeNabb ro- resignation. proved by resumption of normal a( an a the prealdent. explained that m the through to toe north side of the i of $65,000. day on bis first special assignment Ti-'s restriction was Imposed be- included Jie liquor restriction. as Mt ; ttaa rota of tha post In regular lea- pealed ysaterday for compromise, M ^ a m e W a rA Wood, an unlden- Sarvica From Now Hsvcr p o ^ d tha wavea moderated later Rare Voice Qaaltty. diplomatic Intercourse In the near tMed wanton. anS a aUta policeman, September meeting and banquat By ANN STRICKLAND aa a United States delegate to the cause Cheney Brothers wished to which stlU stands against ths prop- mv m . akm. Tka post dlaapproved of any conferr^ with both government To Colchester De# 1, and tha weather began, to ctear.’ quently endangered by fighting dur* The young singer bea a' rare future was a questicn unan.swered keep the sections In and around the erty. *.. kM b and labor leadera but no change In also unldsntlfled. The 1 amat oc- were neeeaaarily omitted beeause of ing the Hankow camj^gn. The Beethoven Glee club of 33 Pan-Amcrican conference. All I further aotion towards purchasing euiT^ In the Old Hop itiver section quality of voice, natural placement, here today atter two lengthy , con- callers yesterday. Chairman Jease Secretary Hull, head of the dele- "Village of South Manchester' free R the property stating that "the entire the situation was spparent. FATE UNCERTAIN ^ a t l m following the hurricane, JAPAN aOSES voices presented a splendid concert ferences between President Roose- apaeial t of tha town, but tha men had no that the lecture of Professor Wn carefully guided, astounding vol- H. Jones of toe Reconstruction Fi- CATTLE BREEDERS LOOK gation, ehoM Landon as a member from liquor. In the old days It was sarvtC matter arill be dropped." The moderate press ' published Discontinuance the New Eng- last evening to the high acbool au- ume, reserved for dramatic pass urgent appeals for a last minute **me, howaver thay had CWcaip, Nov. 3»—(AP)—united Uam I^nm Pbalpa in October, spon nance Corporation, who stopped by ot a committM to st'iJy ways or not so difficult to secure a liquor . . Vkr the past month tha Zoning land TranaporUtlon Co. sendee be- Airltnea haadquartera hare announc- ditorium. under tha new director ages, where hto timbre and emo- to discuss what he termed "some license and Manchester had many OPEN FORUM Fan s >-*'9oard of Appeals has had under oompromlaa between the cabinet all the equipment, which constitutes sored by the elub, prevented s bust WELFARE CHANGES Isa las. an offense. tween New Haven and WtliimanUe ed today that one of Ite pilots had ness get-together, last night's meet YANGTZE RIVER Robert Knox Chapman of Hartford. tional sense combine to animate loose ends” en route from New Or- HOPEFULLY FOR NOD kitchen barrooms to all parts of eopsldcrauoa the appeal of the Le- and leaders of the strike which whatever be may sing. Diction REMEMBER THE BIRDS Maai kt many feared might lead to civil was tried befon Justice flown ovor tha wreck of Ite trans- 1 ^ was reaUy therefors the first of No superstition marred tola 13th leans, and Gov. Carl S. Bailey of the town. To toe Editor of The Herald: gion for watvlag a local ordinance and a aubatltute service by tha New presents no problem. All the Arkansas. Frank Cheney, Sr., one of the Mskars i Ta m TO permit laMianea of a liquor II- fighting. Sv Eannie Dixon port plana near Point Reyea today the season, and reports of board WIUBEADOmb presentation. Rather was it ' Remember our wild friends this Welch on Saturday afternoon. Both Haven and Shore Une RaUway Co., but waa unabla to datermlna tho fate meetings and officers and commit- fine achievement, built upon i fundamentals that go towards toe The latter left without disclosing Chicago, Nov. 29.—(AP) — An original brothers, was much op- pBMIa nansa. On Friday the board ren- Rejects MedUUOn Attempla TO FOREIGNERS making of a real stager, be has week. With the weather man look* men pIm (M guilty and won fined Inc., between New Haven and Col- of tha occupants. tees must necessarily be aubmltted solid foundation of muaiclanablp toe subject of his call. He went to even dozen cattle breeders, looked pose to the liquor traffic and tn Ing forward to mora snow aad our JaUaa M 4vad a apadal eoncesalon to the ex- The order to the Army came aft- . “ fh Tor Jaekllghtlng, with 136 aemimulated through years of ex each one being cultivated and ar- Atlanta to confer with Gov. B. D. selling land the restriction was In- T*»k. Cl laces A l kirvloa organlaatlon and subsequent- cheater on December 1 have been Tbs names of tho four paeaongera Following this. Miss Francss E (Ooatteaed from Page Oas.) Hartford, Nov. 29.—(AP)—Maiv forward hppefully today to receiv- f>.atoered neighbors looktog forward ar Daladlar bad rejected attempts Mch fine nmlttod. Oliver was and tho crow ot throe wore given Dodd, pin Scout national field periences. ranged so that hto embrironlc ca- Rivera of Georgia. serted In all deeds. Jf tha awaoi of tha property, Mrs. also fined |l for hunting from a formally approved by tha Public of toe propoeed changes to the state reer might be a crescendo rather ing a nod from William J. Cumber, to our help In their time o f nasd. we RSMa ^Mtttia BalotU, htfd out for an ad- by war veterana and political par- w rker who has spent two months again the question of Tangtso navl- Welfare Department recommended - In general It seemed as if the Wnnid Sell At a Loss should endeavor to do our part bg omcuu » IMir ties to mediate between the gov- motor vahicle, and Ryan | 1 for hunt- UUlltlea Commission, according to with the various troops in town, -VDlces were a bit more mature, a toan a passing phrase of import- the expert British livestock Judge It Is recalled, that by paying %anoa In the price of the property, ing from a motor vehicle and for S. L. Sbante, Spokane, Waah. gaUon. to toe McComb report, which called That nod will signify bis choice of building simple feeders and placing Tka Hi ernment and the labor untona | 1 announcement at Hartford today. J. E. Hoftelblowor, San Francisco. gavs an outline of the scope of the (The united Statea, Britain and httle more mellow—not. does tola ance. above the real value of property, as id to bo (600, when tha month's not having a hunting license. In regard to the New England for drastic reorganisation aad salary Manchester guests at the concert EDUCATORS CHARGE the grand champion steer of the suet, fat and otoe* tempting morlorsM taken by the peat on Oct. 26 Sources close to the government Pbllllp Hart, Portland, Ore. work as It Is carried on at present, France protested to Tokyo on Nov. Imply lack of virility for there vtm It was e.sttmated In Manchester on convenient trees. Coeoanuta Thcosan^" said Daladler had conferred with '^Is was the flnt offenae of each Transportation Co. the commission and the opportunity It offers for the economy, will be gradually adopted, of.. that, complemented oy Included Jack Caldto. hta manager, International Livestock Exposition fifty years ago, Cheney Brothers advartiM died. of the men, a fact which la responal- 8. R. Eddelsteln, Loe Angeles. 7 on tho closing of the river, but Finance Commissioner Eldward and Alfonzo Pedroza, his teacher Four Aberdeon-Angua, four make Ideal feeders when cut Ui . ••alas Original Plaas Paul Marchandeau, mlnlatar of says: "Baaed upon evldenea present- Pilot Charles Stead of Seattle. tol-around training of girls between the Japanese govemmeat rejeofed ____ to phrasing and toe proper would buy up land and resel; ft at a half. Ths two sections can then ha JuaUce, to discuss possible arrest bla for the comparatively email fine ed at a hearing tha Commlaalon finds the ages of 7 and 18. Hall Indicated today. F^cement of dynamics. both from New York city. . SCHOOUNG INADEQUATE shorthorn and four HerefoM steers coat less than they had purchased It was not indicated that tha La- Imposed on them. Co-pUot L. E. Jones and Stewardess their representations a week later, will be Bcrutinzed with a critical suspended from a suttablo branch vthQim of Socialist ex-Promler Leon Blum, that tha New England Transporta- Frona Clay. lat^noea Mis. Roe# The Welfare Department bud|^ ^TheThe chorua work rranged from It waa on our same high'school It for, so that they could have the TUB men would again oenalder the eree r*?” ’*’’ Monday meeUng of declaring that "the time has not jret requests for toe biennium beginning^\m stage that Richard Crooks stood eye before he bestows the premier and aftei toe birds have sotsn tw -a r 4Mn of a new post home on Communist Leader Maurice Thoret tion Co. should not be required to Flrat Aocident In 10 Tceva Mrs. Volney Morey of the pro- arrived" for rooponh^ the river.) toe most delicate pianissimo, to r liquor restriction Inaerted. contents of toe cocoanut. It may ba nr the the Girl Scouts was cailad off on July 1, 1939, were' conslde^. by fitU-voiced creacendo, with no evt-. and sang several yeara ago. with New York, Nov, 29.— (AP) — A award of the 39th exposition. Cum- -laigteo'e lot on Lioonard atreet and Leon Jouhaux, secretary of tha continue an operation which It ob- United said It waa tho flrat acci- gram committee, eteted that Inatead A Japanese spokesman aald to- ber also win select champions or This was more noticeable In filled with bird seed, nut OMate or Confederation of Labor. i®.unfavonble traveling of an Introduction, she proposed to Governor-Elect Raymond E. Bald- d^oe of forcing. Breath contro the Manchester .Mel# Choral club. group of prominent educators deeds given by Cheney Brothers for m o t t dlaUnoe away from the Ar- conditions. The meeting will be viously cannot operate at a profit." dent on this run In 10 years. The day's statement waa not lasu^ on And It was Richard Croeka who toe three breeds and a reserve other similar foods. The three leaders and their aides Of the Shore Line petition the plane had been In the air for five extend a cordial welcome In behalf orders from Tokyo but represented win and Commissioner Han at 'll attained desired standards—proof property on the West Side. There Let us remembmr too fact that.S -j*ky «Bd the BeletU property. Plans held on Mturday afternoon insUad. bearing Monday. ^ of thta betog that It was never ob- grave Salvatore Randazao hto first charged today that schooling re- grand champion steer. lake bean drawn for over a year to would ba proaccutad on charges of TOe Mtponed laat Friday commission saya: "Baaied upon the hours and waa flying high. It had apeaker. the convictions of Army and Navy professional advice and encourage- ceived by 80 per cent of toe nation's William H. Curry yesterday won was no property deeded by Cheney well fed bird la a wairm otad; a areet a briok building there but oom* inciting to Btrika evidence at a hearing the Commla- radioed that the calling and vialbil- Mra. Lewto Roae of Hartford, who to offlcera directly concerned with The MeComb report, Oommis- vious. Dletion was emphasized ti Brothers for many yeara on the warm bird Is a happy ebaarful vtsf- Iw given Ala Friday In Teomani a point where the audience was con ment. children ts so Inadequate aa to the mythical title of "corn king" pMe eonfirmetlon of the plana had Oaladlar and bla mlnlstare took at 8 o'clock. Thia is for tha ton finds that public cenvanisnee Ity were satisfactory aad that it •0 well known to Manrhetter operations on the Yangtrc. sloher Ran said, was dlseussed and, tn an unprecedented third cotuecu- West Side that did not contain toe tor on these cold winter days. Do^pt alliances. Mrs. Morey said that ha added, "wPink, class A drivers—toose ;;Rbig of tl Balt and O h io ___ 2* **** D«ro»an paopto arc border with south China ysaterday Was beautiful—almost aentlmentai dicate an early return to Berlin was Larachl, India, Nov. 39—(AP) — JackJKemar found a new thrill with worken at Valanclsnnas and LItla. nroeu, and anforca regulaticna s tM d ^ back Of him. 'iCspIakM CIRCLE I not made plain. smoke and gaa bad killed toe 13. Ths Oerman Condor plane flying never to an accident Involving bod- IM EN ^ 't o a Popi aa oH weapon. Cailad to atrika tomorrow: Indus- Bandix ...... and today while flsetag Japanese ^-moat'anpropriate. The fire started last night to the ily Injury—will pay the lowest H o ^^ e r , ha pointed out that the Beth Stekl ...... Sl5*/i5*'* «la.igor of our liatog troops. Imeellent Balearn No Statenient On Coolerencee from Berlin to Tokyo completed toe ' Daladlar tatnar wearied of modem rifles trial worken, miners, marine work- selectmen feel that patrols of atreau SUPER GIANT Fuebsgrube coal mine when an elec- second of toe four scheduled legs of rates. oaHad Oia after ha brought down a bear and en, government employes, railroad Bath Steel 7, pfd *'’**’• ***• psr- Hsavlsr border guarfla wars as- a "Ttwnlm Be to God" by Dickson POUCE COURT The Prealdent mqde no statement tric cable connecting toe m ockery ratato ita !*‘..*?*'l* ' ° “ itag are necessary, Borden ...... • ^ ta Germany to sxsetly tM —mt tabtlshed at once. SHOW NIGHT gave opportnalQr for the tenors to regarding hto two-hour meeting yes- ite Journey when It arrived here Ml gUBI > OBP 9m •kkaa daar. Bafora the eeason open- workers, printen. school teacbera Md to date no way has bean found sort of ^rson as ws ars aad doss was short clrcutted. An explosion to vtalaat re' ^thla year, he bought a massive Local Stocks Can P a c ___...... It was reported a protest was A BIO POUR HOUR SHOW! Show wtat thay could And terday and hto four-hour conference from Baara. Iraq, at 11:40 a. n., A ta start a t , movie and theater employes, actors, to bava auch oversight. "®*/S,"* believed, how! a second mine, at Johann-Oeorgen- M^barraled munle Toeder of CIvU Caae (J. I.) ...... made to Tokyo against an Incident did. The belanee of parts Plaadtog not guilty to a charge with toe two ranking diplomats Oreenwleh time, (fi;40 a. m. en.t) cafe, hotel and reetnuront worken,' auggeatec that a WPA Saturday when Japanese forces were Waa excellent, hut the clarity and of operating a motor vehicle while stadt, Saxony, killed two men. today. War vtnUn for 113. street sweepen, carbagemen, truck Cerro De P a s ___ *® « * " - Sunday. It waa not known wheth- n failed to fire the flrat three ‘*2 ***• purpoae.Furnished hy hllller and Whitney Ches and Ohio . . . Mrt, Rom 9 humorouA said to have occupied a frontier Wteh of the high volraa to toU he was under the Influence of liquor, er he would have anything more drivers and worsen employed In 4.1 Pekr l S t r e e t Chrysler ...... mlUtary post They withdrew after partleolar number left nothing to be Raymond E. Mahoney of 73 Spruce toan a general Informal statement Ida. sT ^ e s pulled the trigger. The pubUc services such aa buana, trol- ^hi**** She had to Oer- fourth time It delivered—by knock- ** w*.« "1 **** problem was Hartford, Conn. Col Gas and El .. ["“ y Lhto summer, with her *««—- a British officer produced a War desired. street through hto attorney. Jay E. at bto-preas conference late today. ing over hto eighth deer. leys. subways, gas. telephone, tele- Comi Inv T r ...... Office map Identlftdng the area. ' And the baaeeaT Their climax Rublnow, laat night to town court taaptoatlaa, graph, posUI and radio. 'Imply to "Sit WUIIam E. Martin P o^ . and of the rigorous search of With his International talks Tight until the snow had melted, I-oeal Repreeentative ComI Solv ...... “ ?r l*tagxgo and clothing she waa Hundreds ot Chinese refugees fled aapaated tn the "One Hundred and sought to establish hto Innocence ot cleaned up for toe time betog, toe agdipat Working tomorrow: Department into toe British teirltory. I^raty-Flrst Pealm" (LaForge)— toe offense, but police testimony a craa^ la 1 FLVINa 8TAKT whereupon the problem too, vanish- 1:00 p. m. Quotations Cons Edison ...... 2hini K‘ 2 J****"**^ D). whUA waa any- Chief Executive turned to domestic storea, banks, Insurance companlee. ad. In the meanUmc the children Cons on ...... thing but funny at ths *4ms. ^ Tbs eleven Chinese dead appar- a masterful rendition, where low caused Judge Harold W. Garrity to problems today. He arranged to lltatiBa ^ hoapitala and undertaking aatabiuh- range waa evident, to a full tone. make a finding of guilty to toe caae. o cofapcea Boosm. la.. Twelve-year-old Fred- continue to use the atroets and run Insuranee Stocks Cont Can ...... Amsrioaa lirto ently were machine-gunned while confer In his Pine Mountain cottage die UlUer scored a hole-ln-one to be- menti, with skeleton crewe In water tb risk of accident. Bid Asked Com Prod ...... buntihg hideouts among the hills * The program waa well arranged and Mahoney received a fine of 8100 with Chairman Marvin Jones (D., Buaaes tbs 1 and electric plants. h.r much time to mi totereatlng variety of numbers and costa. The accused had received inoa la a ai OOBBS one of the youngest acera In With a long winter In prospect, Astna Casualty .. 107 111 Del Lack and West her trip to South Amorlea last sum- near too Canton-Kowloon railway. Tex.), of toe House Agriculture tha country. Aetna Fire ...... 45 Douglas Aircraft . Chinese guerrUlaa held one town, Aowtng different vetoes to advan- court continuances since November thia method may not work aa well 47 mtir If* '15*^ ^ ***• *•“* Otat ths 5. Committee, presumably on toe No one Aetna Lite ...... 24 26 Du Pont ...... tater-Ame^iy conforenos wlU moot Stataukok, and It was against this te. as^wen as toe cooperaUve troubleaome farm question. arkiafe adSJsit thlB yew. It la raported thaf the ilorts of all members. Charged with drunken driving aa over t a!ds ky law ka Park Department Is anxlcue to co- Automobile ...... 3214 344 Eastman Kodak . tnoro in Docombtr, when dslMatoe tost tha Japaness offenslvs was con- orl " * Secretary Wallace has been ad- Conn. General . . . 26 Elec Auto L ite ___ from Mil AIM. swi- centrated. aThe exquisite shading and pre- and...... reckless driving, JamesI J . n tail la BOOS I Y.M:C.A. Notes \operate In furnishing allding juacet, 38 this hemtophoniwlU Murphy, 48. o f 30 N'^rosan atreet vocating a two-piece system under For Service and Quality 75 T7 Gen Elec ...... ga*hsr to ths Congress b* Gi ORGl RAF I qjslon of "Dearest Jesus. Draw B tbs republic, and tha Selectmen-ma'y diwuroTh’e’ TteJm Boiler Congress bYiUdlM m Thou Near Me” (Schopp-Luvaas). to town court laat night secured a which surplus products would be all aaceaaary SHOE REPAIRING SEE 6:00—Junior gl girls' gymnasium matter at tha meeting tomorrow ' 51 88 Gen Fooda ...... t^a. Penis picturesquepteture^us icapltM to S« AMXRIOANS SAFE HFNRI FONDA DOROFFFY i AMOUR sold to k>w Income groups at cut period with Miss Tinker. National Fire 6 14 Gen Motors ...... dlrousa affairs Americana. one of the a capella numbers—the continuance of his case to Wednes- Bta." night. 634 Chungking, Nov. 39.—(AP)--Tha rhythm of “The Sleigh" day nlght’a session. The same date prices. This has bera crltlciz^ to Itloa decraoB, SAM YULYES •: 18—Intermediate girls' gym Phoenix 79 81 Hecker Prod ...... el,®*.! o f M r trav- M Amsrieans at KuUng, whan they PLUS! •KBICP MMILINa* some Congressional quarters. Sena- period with Mlea Tinker. Travelere 445 465 Hudson Motors . . . to ChUo where' the U. ff ats-Baldwin) showing toe ex- waa fixed for trial of Thomas H. lacad laliways SHOE REPAIR SERVICE bava nmatoed atooo summer despite With JANE'------X act timing and Cooperative effortMacCarton, 19, of 81 Birch atreet, tor dark (D., Mo.), among others, m. SXt«;(to-aders' meeting In the eec- Hartford Gas ...... 33 Lehigh Val Rd .. toe members of too club who at ite at KuJtog, 180 miles southeast of __ lU U l*l* • Becaase of iu qnality iand carefal prep- ond Uoor eoclal room. Mr. Tracy So. New Eng. Tel. Co. l.'K) ^^J®^^®®®rded her a hearty vote of dlnattng the piano to the voice. arraigned on coimta of Intoxication tal today, having taken an early Loew'e ...... Hankow, when they were fre- BPepnIar Shown at Popster Frliii evening train at Atlanta. .They aration *blne coal’ !• a reipoatlvs foeL np beat qaiekly en ayas tkas fa* will take charge of the meeting. (Continued from Page One.) Western Mass. 294 Lorillard ...... «ayto„& ylng with------confidence to Interlude, and breach of toe peace pleaded cold morntoss — right wbra von warn it. Ordw frets ni today. la kuadrsda oc 7: 30— C e un t e r SprlngiS n r l n v a club meet- Industrials Mont W a r d ...... n,J‘*2 ^**’•'^8 toan adjourned to Us attacks were Inevitably punc giUlty and was fined 815 and coats were driven there from Warm ing In the boye’ club room. n^aval offlcere will leave soon for I Acme Wire .. Nash K e l v ...... THE NEW tUtoua. His contribution to the and given a suspended JaU sentence Springs by automobile. hat mat sad aC 8 00—Sotith Methodl.^t Bowling Colonels to adviee that nation's Am. Hardware Nat Blsc ...... qbneert was a major one. ef 30 days. He waa arrested by Talking to reporters before leav- T H E W . G. G L E N N E Y C O . I > e a g u e . Wer Department on dcirnse proh-1 Arrow H and H. Com. 1 The Drematic Touch. Policeman Joseph Prentice. ing, the dlplomata referred to ttr. laa or prtaata . Nat Cash Reg .. Modern and Old-Fashioned CIRCLE Phone 4149 I, we r ka r a a r a - lema. Requests from some other...... Billings and Spencer. Nat D airy...... NEW RIVALRY Faltln’e "Fight" added a dra- Rooeevelt all questions an to toe countries sre expected to be grant- Bristol Brass ...... DANCING! awtle touch, with Its dynamics— import of their conferences. I o d a i u t t a r j r Nat DUtUl...... West wy Wadaeaday Nlghtt THURS. - FRL Tune In On “The Shadow" Evarg SiHday At 4ta0 P. 6L Statloa WTIC T h r e ^ S m a r t R i n gs ed soon. X Colt's Pat. Firearms V Central ..., . **'?**»t—Tho aoccer game the "Laughing Song" by Abt. waa 'Ihe Pnasldent also saw two other rad to raaaata TCheduIed between Army and Navy >OLLER*8 HALL TABLEWARE TO LADIES! probably one of the most difficult— CURB QUOTATIONS artad. Similar mlaslona now are on duty Eagle Lock ...... NY NH »nd H .. Fafnlr Bearings...... ? ~ * ^ «r«t in toe sport TeOsad IknipllM *T1X GIVE A MILLION" fcr laughing, to music, must be equlaiUoa da* - In Argentina. Brasil. Peru, Haiti North Am ...... PeLade's Orohsstra. With YOU will be interested In our extensive Md Guatemala. Two Argentine Gray Tel Pay Station Phekard ...... over bold botsroea tha two. "Just so" to be acceptable. Bv wltk miutaiy' Mahieu^s 134 Waroer BAXTER - P. LO»M? the time toe closing phrases of thta antara In tka Naval officers are taking advanced Hart and C ooley ___ Parara P l c t ...... By ASSOCIATED PRRSS stock of line Dlctmbnd pieces. Seldom 18.3 S p ru ce SI reel roursea at the Annapolis Naval Hendey Mach.. B. ... Ponn ...... "GIRLS ON PROBATION" ntoce were reached. ^ of the chor- Am O en ...... tloa wkara tkw': Air Station at Pensacola. Fla. Landers. Frarv A Clk. Phelpa Dodga —I had relaxed, psychologically, and Arit Nat Gas ...... hove we seen their beauty excelled nor N. Y. State New Brit. Mc’h., Com. Phil P e t e ...... ught toe spirit, which even en- Asad Oas and El A ...... mt took- Three Ecuadoreans attend West SATURDAY ONLY nced the good work they were Pea Bean.a, lb. Point, and a Nicaraguan la receiv- do., pfd...... Pub Serv N J . . , WedBMdn "BANKALARM" WHh ; Am Sup P o w ...... the skilled craftsm e^hip exceeded. aast Iron 4c North and J u d d ...... Radio ...... THUrnuM. - FRL - — Blue Ridge ...... othar unlt fK*: ing training at Randolph field. Num- CONRAD NAOLB • B. HUNTl I In "UgbtM vein" the "Czecho- eroM Cubans have received military Peck. Stow A Wilcox Reading ...... SAT, Can M arconi...... owar plant H.-O. Quick Oats, Russell Mfg. Co...... Rem Rand ...... "BAR ft) JUSTICE" Jovakian Dance Song” demanded Cent Statea E l ...... And many of these beautiful creations may ccupation k or Naval training here In the past. Russell Mfg. Co...... the staccato touch, with controlled Cits Serv ...... 10c Offset Fascist Proposals Republic Steel .. voKune—all with an Irresistible lilt ouskaUmal^f Scovtll Mfg. CO...... Rey Tob B ...... SUN.-MON. a ts Serv., pfd ...... J be purchased for modest sums. For instances Officials expect the new military Sllex Co...... aiding on toe characteristic shout El Bond and Share...... srklav m SM Fancy, Large attMhea. if Congress approves the Safewray Stores . "DR. JERTIX AND m tha Vkkm* .-Dos’t blame static all Stanley W o rk s...... Schenley Dls .... MK. HYDE- With The audience liked tola. Nlag Hud P o w ...... Pnineji. 1-lb. pkg. funds, will offset various proposals do., pfd...... * 'The Blind Ploughman" (Clarke) Penn Road ...... Diamond Solitaire Rings start at $50. S «*«. HavI’ c y o u r t u b e s by German and lUUan military de- Sears Roebuck .. F.JdABCa - M. HOPKOfg Torrington ...... Shell U n io n ...... efton heard aa a solo, lost nothing Pitney Bowes...... Pancake Syrup, partments to send missions to Latin tw a chorus arrangement. Here d UMldcnta o f Veeder Root ...... Socony V a c ...... *TUNQ BONO" Sesxl Lock ...... Emerald Cut Diamond Rings American reptibllca. Such moves taterpretatleo seemed at ite m iral bnaea a^d pint bottle____ New York Banka South P a c ...... Unit G ...... • • a 0 a a I Noist-tested" often are followed by sale or barter hU^t- The ponderous, but melo- Unit Lt aad Pm A start a t ...... $265. y picksts who Bank of New York South Rwy ...... TUES. . WED. a a a a • s « Libby’s Sour m g of European millteJTr or avlaUon Bankers Trust .... St Brands ...... "ALEXANDER'S RAO TIMB 4|e accompaniment carries a aol- equipment to thoee countries. Centra! Hanover .. St Gaa and El ... BAND" WHh aamlty. to a minor key, whleh to ASKS RCNOlONA'nON. Diamond Wrist Watches start at $60. gan- Pickles, 20-oz. jar 1 d C Amertoan armament sales, par- Chaae ...... eentagloua qulatly with 2 5c Each for Yo urj St on Cal ...... Tjiuae Power • Den AnaealM ticularly of aviation equipment, fell CTiemIcal ...... St on N J ...... An OM Favorite, New Bedford, Masa, Nov. 39.— xMtnd posters Saltesea off la Latin America after the 1934 City ...... "PASSPORT HUSBANDS" "fichneider’a Band" tip-toed over Brooches of 14K Solid Gold with Tka^saal tost . Old Tub e s Tex C orp ...... (AP)—Mayor Loo E. J. Carney, ta- Clam Chowder, munitions Inquiry, and only recently Continental Timken Roll Bear\.. t|to herieen. gaining confidence, un- dleted five weelta ago on chaigea PsTchasc of Same Type, j Iarge.it c a n ___ have ahowm Improvement. This has 1 Coro Exchange Tran# America ... til It marched with bravado across that ba sought bribes to connection a Diamond, start at - - - $25. aa fwa.) 25c led to renewed Latin American de- i First National , oar path, only to disappear again with toe award of contracts, today Uhlon Carbide . . . ta the opposite direction, rather HCA-Tictor Tubes. 80e and up. Mazola Oil, mand for United States advisers. Guaranty Trust Union P a c ...... asked New Bedford voters to la- A requett of Braxll to lease sev- , Trvlng Trust . . . Unit Aircraft .... awad by Its own bravery. nomtoate him for a second term. N N E T S gallon can.. $ 1.11 eral over-age American destroyers MBnufact. Trust Unit Corp ...... STATE "Tha• aaw WWWSea" (Proeaer) • xpweie w gave toe for training purposes has been pend- Manhattan Unit Gas Imp . . . ^ ad- $ 1. A n y M ok e $ 1. 8c opposed by Argentina. U. 8. Trust...... Vick Chem ...... ly peaesfuL then reetleaa always quarters of tho Coast Onard in New q u a lity, X—Ex-Dtvtdead. Weateni Union .. BUirepttenely planning tta naxt Tork and cuttera from Baas 4 hen Camay Soap. move, tba aia unpredlctabla M-A-R-L-O-W'-S ths H er West El and Mfg sought today a house aboard a flat ."-M 3 bars ...... Woolworth ...... ji— agnoyad, angared, tea^iaw bo^ that waa bsUsvsd to have psttecto 17c jaena, -re emitred. nbeldtag, eonfi- -aaamiilauofy to Persona] Notices fuan armament in c r e a s e Elee Bond and Shars drifted Into Long Island Bound dur- la Ju dsnt, forgiving, and etenially res- ing high t ^ «»arf We g«a faipreve M f«r Extra Strong Lye, tive. In season — a nd o u t o f s e oson— -e v e ryo n e looks to Parle, Nov. 29 — (AP) —The '• Ifce towAle. •••••••awaaaea 7 c PRRSKNT DAMAOR r » .a iw OtM.UMNI8T MARRIED. IN MEMUHIAM Chamber of DepuUea Finance Com- Space win not permit more detail M a rlow's for To y s, becouse th e y k now th e y'll fin d UfMRYKOHN&SONS Listerins, 26c size mittee today studied tha govom- of progTaaa, Cer tha ctaib built IteeK ment'a 1939 budget propoeal calling Berlta, Nov. St.—(AP) — Oerman Haxen. Nov. 3S.—(AP) — LNCORPORATEi Why passed away Ni;. »V lillf ' tasuranoe oempaalea presented areoad tha guaet aolatot, Salvstore Tha marrtaga of Hang L 'PhUUpa. w h o t th ey w o n t. N o w , f or Chris tm o s, we hove o 21c for a S3 per cent Increase tn arma- Randarxe. young Hartford tenor. tos tra S. POTTERTON iM t axpendituroa. Warning «h.t . -*®®9F *® loralgn underwriters New Tart|8im“ oohuaatst, It. to _ ____m m X* tot aa« talk af yea. for dimagM dons Jswlah pcoparty BOW of New Tork Ctty. Cecele A. C antg of New Havau. T o y Section t h a t w ill m o k e yo ur eyes " p o p i " See Jewel ers since 1865 Rubbing Alcohol, Tha tbteM yea oaad to ^ y aad da, ibe wond to aageged in "aa ua- dncrlBir \ aiilrt Samme M c S i ^ Wtthta only a few BMoths this Tva had to dia.*^ pracedonted" amamenta raca. Um dreas shop proprlator. pint bottle...... witheat a ehaace to aay goodhya Thus tha oasattoa ed who th e m e a rly — wond re m e mb er, o smoll d e posit w ill 690 Modn Street H arliocd. Com b 13c sevm aant aatlmatad d*. tatopay Cor ths buinad i 9— «Mt^ MRTdljMglS ony one o f th e m u n til wonted* ▼ A V . S

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traffic acroaa and up and down tin aona kind «g a gUnuDariag of i elei'afiiai II ■Ute and than axpaet It to eontenn idaa what tha agricultural tatSsraatb YOUTHFUL Ba ’It HERS cents an hour; that they recaiva HUTDAL FIRE AID all of y Acrm nES LAND TWO SHARKS NEW BOOTHS PLANNED to A complataljr haphaaard, uapra- raaUy want—and what tbay an EASYTOSOLVE SERIAL STORY FARLEY TO MEET MINIMUM WAGE basic pay of 35 centa an hour If am- dlctmblo and practically aoddental In New York ployed 40 houra or loss In atorea at- EDEN TO ADDRESS willing to let tha rest of the eoun* NOW IN FULL SWING Lcmg Beach, ChUlf.. Nov. 39.— tached to the Industry and those brldga plan for which no ona la ra> try have. cnratMtir. 1* (A P )—Barehanded, tour youth- AT CENTER CHURCH FAIR working 41 boura or mmre receiva aponaible and nobody knowa what CRMEPROBLEM TO BE IMPROVED LEADERS IN WEST ful ocean bathers landed two I By OEOROB BOSS L overs AW EiGH BRINGS DISPUTE at least 314.40 a weak. AMERICAN to do about. BelpM Hinnaa Dancing And Weaving Gaaaes 17-foot sharks here yesterday i TAILOR PRESIDENT Another favorite diaracter ef . BY BETTY WALLACEt after the big fish had ftjgbten-' F'ilhonette Cnttinff And Dolla’ Oovaraor-alect Baldwin will find New Toric, Nov. Frank Ckae, ours is Herman Tenear. Herman la Well Attended; Reservations ed swimmers for several days ! House Are New; Mincemeat, The cornerstone was laid la Naw hi thla auhject. If ha examinaa It who has owned and oparatsd tha the chief waiter, hatm ek boy. buf- Ghstoulmry And So. Wind- Fot Classes Are Still Open. Both sharks, which were n ot! Sold Out In Advance, To Be GERMANS AND JEWS York today for a monstrous Needle Hotel Algonquin for a generation, fer. bouncer an^aetotum c f the Saj Persons Who Write To tv ttt ALOOTT "tea" ' '" Republicau Gains h Sec- Mass Of Conflicting Opinion evan caaually, drat claaa opportuni- dangMer. M ef the man-eating variety, had | No Politicil Signiicanco Trades High School building elevan has led with his chin by writing a Oafs Royals, a ^ t l l n g randatvoua "Pleeae, Mother, may 1 stay hers All scUriUes at Um Y are now In been wounded previously by Made Again. ty for aaaumlnir teadershlp In a book about it He calla the tome, of the lower East Side sacUon of HooTor, Bead Of Federal navy with Diane? 1—I want to ao much." sor Departments To Be full swing. Last night Um adult tion Expected To Be One fishermen. AVOW FRIENDSHIP mattar of flrat-claaa Importance, stories high and planned to accom- '*ralee of a Wayward Inn,” and town. DWIGHT UAMPBBIA. • » "Certainly, Judy. But you need dancing class met imder the dlrec- A new feature of the Caledonian On Pay In Cleanmg And tadicd To Visit Of Bridd^ auccaaa In wMeh would bring him modate 8,000 puplia Doubtleas Its since hie chlh is sturdy fibre, It Nobady knowa exactly hew long Ba fketd a ckeece aome rest, too." Uon of Mrs. Walter WtrtnUa and Fair, December 6, at the Center won’t hurt him. In fact, hla Uvaly Added In Near Future. tha graUtuda of tha anUra aUta. erection wiU be the signal for a re- Herman haa been thara, but ba al- Bureau Of hrestigation. T U sls^, Motkar.” Russell Potterton. planisL It was Subject On Agenda. church, will be personal silhouettes. Dyeing Indnstry. Hartford, Nov. 29—(A P I—Oar- anecdotes are Ukely to Uekle all tha raa4)r la aa Instltutloa. Ba ramam- JACK ■ANUBY Aylng T U be right back," Mra Alcott the first meeting atniggUag to gain...... ••kP lo aolva tha aatloa'a crlma al Chairman Janies A. Farley waa to dlllydallirtng. authoriUae to train apprentloea for good salloe. phone, get Magdn HnaoUton to'eome learned one of the newest <^led the afternoon and early evening to cut The State La)x>r Department hart and good will. thony Ekien. trim former Britlab VM Aseeelete* Praia la aaelaalvalip been tha rendexvous of the artistic artlatic footholdjold.” In~ tkoaa d i ^ I P**Wem—according to aoma peraoua cut river, for the purpose of further "Gyp." ReeervaUons for the class Chicago today to meet a large dele- SUGAR BOWL OFFER JlWtlH la lha aaa af rapabileallon an Industry which oontributea noth- Tasterdayt la tka foar that daera over, and then she’d be back. What "profllea from life",’ suitable for before It today a mna.x of conflict- Resolutions adopted by Carl world: actors, writers, musiclaas, Oiey spent their Ume at tha Royals, who wtlU J. Edgar Hoover, director lag mutual aid In fire protecUon, are eUIl open. gaUon of DemocraUe leaden for a secretary for foreign affaire, will ad- a( all aawa dlipatehti oridiiid to II painters and Joumallsta are Ita m y kava craakad. dMy other, ghastly things would she framing or for putUng on Christmas ing opinion regarding the propoaeii Schurz unit 23 of the Steuben So- ar aat elharwiii araditid la ihia ing bej-ond Its proportionate share drMmlng their fanciful dream. Tha I of tha Federal Bureau of Investlra* waa held in East Hartford last Last night also the claaa to weav- cards, ciety of America and sent to Ararat dress a convention ot the Nattouat SIGNinCANT patrons. And such a conglomerate realiseB aka Iseaa kkn altar an. And know whan aha returnsd? conference on the state of the party 3S-centa-an-hour minimum wngH pir aad alao tki loaal aiwi pab> of tax money to the coat of auch helpful Herman was a spur to their I tion. tkan at ~ night. InritaUotta bad been extend- ing met with Mias Tinker to the to the west and middle wesL A Wishing WeU for adults and a lodge, Independent Order of B'nal Aasoctattoo of Manufactnrera hobs' Rhid barila. lot can be as wild aad wpoly and Never In her life was Judy, to new loom-room on the seeond floor. Dec. 9. The presence of Lieiitenant-Oov training, and which. In some vlewa, ^orta, which Is why Hunt and Rob- One recent letter said- tkat kati au to the officers of the fire depart The announced purpoM of the Tech Eleren Seems Certam Mother Goose House for chUdren for the cleaning and dyeing indus- Brith, sympathized with the plight All ridhta af rapabileallens ef eccentric aa the inmatea of a aoo. forget the details ot that terrible The equipment tocludes two and try In Connecticut. ' Eden, who. realgiiad Ua post Fab. ipaelal dlipatehia kiraln an alio ri> emor-elect James L. McConsughy. ahould maintain Ita own apprentice- Bo Boniface Case learned how * "Knowing you to be worried about morning. Aa soon na light broke menu of Cast Hartford, Glaston will provide the ever-altractlve of the Jews in Germany "liecauae we aariiC bury. South Windsor, Manchester, four barneas looms of both table aad "prize package" of unknown merits. Charge# that the recommended believe Hitler’s policy Is wrong.” 30 after critlclztBg Premlar C b a » RepubUcan, at tha taqUmonlal din- ship system. to handle Temperament early la over the station, everyone knew of CHAPTER JCX South Manchester and Rockville. foot treadle type. Miss Unker'a To Be Opposed By Texas rate waa "designed to promote a The Steuben Society reaolutiona torlate’a coaclUatoiF I * ^ ^ toward aarrlM elliat af N. ■. A. Iirr- ner given at Hartford last night to his hotel-heeping. He doesn't to aUy at tha Beverly HUs homes the tragedy. People came to ptaaa’s friend. Miss Edna Kugler, has been moqopoly In favor of the large dictator governmenta, That, however. Is a moot quastlon pamper It Nor Is he still trying Judy stood vacy sUU ia tha door- The conference was called to im were signed by Dr. George E. Woerz of any number of acting, wittltig way. atarlag * t Diana. Her blood house, hlad, well-meanlag • pieeii asalattog her to setting up the new planla" were met ot a public hear- "Democracy and the Modsm Mayor Jasper McLevy of Bridge- with which we have no Immediate to keep pace with the Algonquln- prove the system now operaUng be- Christian Array. and Attorney Frank P. Kumpitch aa World." Miaibir AaMrteaa Niwipapir Pah> and producing Hollywoo9ana, but lese Ups said, “Jack 7” ones, ___ who tried to help, but who aright tween the several towns who ara looms. Miss Kugler la supervlaor ing yesterday with coimter aaaer- Roeln llahira Aaaoelalloa. port. Boclalist candidate for Oover- Mncem. What we And especially Itea who live moetly by their wits. ha likes Manhattan aad he won’t bsttar have sUyed at board, com- for the Pennsylvania Common- tlona that "chlalera" engaging In members of the committee named Charles R. Hook, prealdaut Ot tba Hie ann For example, when tha dask clerk budge. Uian, merelfuUy, darkness seemed to ready, la case of s serious fire, to to draw up the document. manufacturare. said tban waa no RoekvU) PaMlabin kapmaatatlvii; Thi nor who polled IM.OOO votes, and Interesting In the announcement of cloee over her. mander Sloane, the tall, sunburned aend additional apparatus to the wealth. department of dependent "cut throat competition" ahould ra dpielil Adinep—Nr phoned a feminine gueat one eve- doctor, arrived to administer tact- and neglected children. She la an Pittsburgh, Nov. 2 9 .-(A P ) — "be driven out of bu8lne.wa Ignora "Big John", for having fainted wUle Dinfie was the same Ume have other towns The class to wearing meets Mon ested in labor welfare aald the rec- hum and Rabbi Abraham J. Feld- -pact ate that he had not yet heard fMltt the by Notre Dame, accepted today a mer. are hardly to be regarded In the main fOyer win depict scenes the answer was, “Walt a second, I the dlgnUed and amiable Negro rigidly amr-cotitroUed. 9ut afUr the stand by with certain apparatus day and Thursday evenings from ommended rate waa Inaiifflclently Tba a don’t know; n i ask him." relief she had tasted, to lean la the U. 8. 8. Relief, the hoepitkl ship ready to protect them in case of an bid to play in the Sugar Bowl game HOPES UnSUNDERSTAMOINO the light of a purely social gesture. from the life of Andrew Johnson, doorman who haa been I den tiled which fortunately had bOea in the :S0 to 10 nnd the women are high "but It’s a atart in the right to Judgi Tha Rarald PHallna Companir Ine^ There’s nothing much a desk end that her heart had been right, emergency. at Naw Orleans on Jan. 3. direction." ON RACES NAY BE CLEARED JUrtfori It Is to be doubted that Dr. Mc- with the historic Empire Theater vicinity when the accident occurred. evolving limcheon linens, table STINGRAY GETS TRIALS ' aahhaMa aa ■aaaelal raaponilblllip that well nigh forgotten President clerk can say to top that. for many years That playhouse has was too much fOr her. Origla ot Pfaui scarfs, serricenble woolen acarfa, fech officials said they had not Mandatory, I f Aooepted. LodgaN ^‘'S r tppadraphteal arrara appairlaa ia Diane kept aaklar-him, "Waa It been Informed officially who the r agiawiaiaiiata la tha Manohiatar Oonaughy Intended them to be. of the United States who succeed- But that ia merely one Incident been the darUng of Um drama When she came to, her mother The plan dates back to October rugs and novefUea. If there Is a The report of the Board named to Rome. Nov. 39.—(AP)—Ital;^ Tka V In a thousand recounted by Bon- BUJ?" Haven't they informed 1913 when the school building in Tartans’ opponents would be. but Portsmouth, N. H.. Nov. 39.— most authoritative editor. V i r g i l wQI to e ..^^baalad Biraldi It la Impoaaible not to attach ed from the Vice-Prealdeney when critics, hallowed, as It la, with 1 ao was holding a glass to her Ups, end which one— ?” . demand for dssrtlnm InstrucUon, advocate a suitable minimum rate iface Case, who also goes Into many ever-green memories of BiUle Diaits was standing bsslds the sofa, South Elnd waa destroyed with Mies ‘linker will be glad to form a expressed belief that Texas Chris- would become mandatory upon all (A P )—Tho U. 8. Submarine Stin- Gayda, expreaaed hope today that Ronald I considerable political aignlflcance to Lincoln was aasaaalnated. "No, my deer. Now drink tian university would be named. gray, built at the Portsmouth Navy TUK8DAT, NOVEUBER great detail about the Algonquin's Burke, John Drew. B. H. Sothern, saying, "Poor Judy.',; ^ 'eral other buildings. Horace B. morning group. claanera and dsTera In the state if tba United States am’aaaeadore: to efflean. thla quite imconventlonal proceed- The reason for the selection of famed Round Table around which Ellen Terry, Maude Adama, Kath- You must be paUent. We*n k n ^ Clark, who was at that Ume presi- The loom-room Is open for to accepted by Lalwr Commissioner yard and commlasloned laat March, Germany and Italy, who haya baas aad tasti Judy struggled to alt up. Her soon." Fort Worth, Tex., Nov. 29.—(A P ) ing. Mayor McLevy, as he was Andy” Johnson aa a wrt of guard- once sat Alexander Woolloott, Doro- arine Oornell and the fabulous raaL head felt queer, aad a UtUe pit off dent of the HarUord Fire Board specUon to all toterested. Joaeph M. Tone. underwent trials off the coast ot conferring with Preaideat Raosavalt. ad Leadi —If permission of the Southwest ehainnai FRENCH CRISIS quite certain to do, deflnltely warn- ian angel of the Needle Trades thy Parker, Robert E. Sherwood And "Big John” has served through nkUMa WM whliHoi' la htr atoniaca. A t ten o’clock they received a waa asked for aid and dispatched The Board recommended among New Hampshire and Maine today would help to correct wbat hs term-' Marc ConneUy. F. P. A.. George 8. conference Is obtatoed, Texas Chris- with Lieut. Leon N. Blair in com- manta ed the successful Republican party the years, when the Empire was an But she aat up. Shs said, " I’m sor- message from Naval Communica- tractor drawn engine Company No other thinga that all women and ed America’s miaundaratandtnff ot ftanea, tha unpredictable, la the High School Is not far to seek. He Kaufman, Robert Benchley and Infant Institution. • tions. Judy's motho- took It tian unlveralty’s Horned Frogs wUl minora In the Industry receive 35 mand. ry. I won’t do that again.” Than she . I in charge of Captain George Eat- play in the Sugar Bowl game at European racial problema. o( an ayaa aa at thto writ* that tha remarkabla spontaneous was In earlier life a Uilor—and, he lAMiU Bromfleld. Some of them Ha haa aaalsted from tbalr cabs low. The aid given by the Hart- McLEVY SEES WARNING Joseph still do. asked,. "TeU njs everything you the phone, and then ahd said quiet- New Orleans January 3, athletic ■g than Impanda what may da- insurgence of so many Connecticut always proudly malnUlned after- such celebrated playgoera as Presl- know about It, DUao." ly. "Judy yon Must huch up. Diana. ford pumper was of great value and avenue d denU Roosevelt, McKlaley, Taft and director Howard Grubbs of T. C. U. walap brio a turning point of hla- voUra would ba rapbated with much ward, a good one. *T don't Mao# much. Naval Oom- pleaaera try hard to control^ your- although South Manchester was TO REPUBUCAN P A R H announced today. Officials made Cletkea cxmsciona Oomedlaas Wilson, Admirals Dewey and Meade self.' taty ar. on tha other hand may bo, greatar forea and effact In IMO If With the exception of Millard munlcaUotis pickod up moaasge willing to pay for the aid tha Hart- It plain that nothing definite could Tailor-made notes: Geo. M. Co- John McGraw, Christy Mathewron, ford Fire Board would make no bi a wash, a fbrgottad burry—tha tha Incoming RapuMlcan adminis- Fillmore, who very early got away han Isn’t craxy about a part on the 0- Henry, Frank Ward O'Malley, and someone tboro must have tels- Judy bad a crasy, whirling fear be said until conference permlaslon phoned Mrs. Hardy." Captain Hardy that perhaps both men were dead. ’ charge. Hartford, Nov. 39— (A P ) —Jas- was received. aaa-day general atrika. tration failed to measure up to the from the Job of wool'earding to be- stage unless he can wear the same Jockey Tod Sloans, Andrew Car- A Edgar Hoover per McLevy left with the'Reputdi- Mrs. Guy Anderapn clothea he dona for civilian attire In was the aUppor of tho Bnterprlso. BlU Bell, and Jack, too. But her Mr. Clark conceived the Idea of Tho athleUc council of the school R any aoeia to many practical- standards set by the people In this come a school teacher and then a negie, Walter Gamp aad Helen the mutual aid plan and L. N. Heeb- can adminlatraUon-elect m 0>nnec. bis Svery-day Ufa. KeUer, He remembera standing In America, wo are offering you an His son, Jsm ^ was tai Oommunlca* mother was taking Diane's hands, meeting ■ waa to dlacuss plans for has voted to accept the New Or- Mra. Guy Anderson, chairman of a month's election. If Dr. McGon- ner, captnln No. 1 Company in Ucut today a warning that It must leans bid and It was learned that poraona on thla aide of the lawyer, and of tha Immortal Lin- George Kaufman doesn't think tha rear of the thekter when J. M. original and guarantead auceesafui tions. But no one said anything, and aha was aaylng, with Infinite pity measure up to the people's stand- ths Jackson day dinners Jan. 7, but committee for these booths, will be that he needs explain why be Is Diane's voice went on, "She tele- and tenderness, T h ey’-e sura now, South Manchester assisted In the Carnegie Tech has also accepted. aaalated by Mrs. Robert Alexander, laatar that a gn at daal of unnacea- aughy had not been willing and coln whose awkward attempts to Barrie rushed up to Daniel Froh- solution. All that la necaasary la to work. Thera was no pump in South ards or expect dupUcaUon in the at a similar meeUng to New York addicted, on almort all oeeaslonB man and. pointing to a wisp of an make crime legal." phoned me. She said there bad been Diana. Oh, ray dear, you must be The T. C. U. decision waa reached Mra. Ernest Kritzmacher, Mra. Roes la helag made ovar a pro* anxious to make that predietloni make a Uring for a number of Manchester at that time and it was state of Bridgeport’s political his- last week Farley aald the sessions at a meeUng to a Dallas hotel this save formal ones, to non-mateb- a c t ^ M stage ia a minor role. sp accident. One of the pianos___ hrnve.’^ tory. were being held to part to "clear up Holt, Mrs. Allan Prescott, Mra. Elarl IS THE oniv Vmloa of InduAtry and tacitly his own he would not have years Involved a good deal of man- Ing coat and pants. Slacks and „ ------An Idea that crops up every aai- hot until the following year that a morning. Chapman, and Mra. Harold Agard. ESTHfE ^ d : "There's yOur 'Babble* for * » Is that the photograph of a In trouble and bit the water. An- Dlnae'a wide dark ejres glarad. 'Ihe Socialist mayor of Bridge- any misimderstandings. wlthto the avau ovar aa ontln na> been likely to be at that dinner, or ual labor, Johnson was the Arst sport Jackets are his usual get-up. Peter Pan’.' pump was purchased and assigned "We have accepted and will play So popular was the home-made ‘Peter Pe«>" gha WOO Maude Ad-1 person’s eyes wlU r a v ^ aa tttage other ship of the squadron fuiw low Shs whispered, "He—he's dfisd?" to No. 4's bouse. port, who as bis party’s nomtoee for party that may exist.” to permit hImaeU to l|e photograph- neverthcleia. ama. another whom "Big John to render eeetstinee. They—'' her find then, sloWly, her head dropped If the conference permits," waa all mincemeat sold at laat year’s (^le- thai, R r JuR oaa day—that a great President to have had tha experi- of tha sUyer. But Justice Depart- Details Workad Out govenier polled 164,000 votes ad- Republican gains in the Nov. 8 that Grubbs would say. T. C. U. donian Market that the committee The Impeccable CUfton Webb proud to caU a friend. volte broke. "They loot a man. They like n heavy flower on a stbiiilnr dressed a tesUmonial dinner in hla daal too much Importance la being ed shaking the hand of the guest ence of a craftsman and be remains often baa been heard to aay that m«nt agents long ago have dlaeard- Thera were many different mat- elecUon was one subject that Illinois won the southwest conference title waa requested to make mince-moat f of honor. Ha ahakea hla bead at tha pUght I ed tha theory. , .. think It's Bin.*? ■talk. A Shudder passed through honor last night. poUUclans said probably would be Saturday. oRaahad to a man labor union gaa- the only one, with the record of be fandee nondescript clothing, but of the theater today, but “Big > tera that bad to be worked out The for Thankaglvlng. AU of the RRnCE Jota" Judy said qutekly, "You slann It her. Judy cried. "Oh, Disae, don’t. 'T o me,” he said, "the vote waa on the agenda. ELECTRK Two-Way PhtmiU Okr fhBa. « It Is our baUaf that the Ueuten- having really sustained Iitmaalf by one of us must spy him in any but always la to be found amUlng and quesuon of proper hydrant connec- Thanksgiving supply having been clothing that looks fresh from the Among tka inventions auggattad was BUI'S Ship that went dowaf" Don't! Maybe they're wrong-^rany- Uon for the hose of each company not a personal tribute for I merely Patrick A. Nash, Democratic sold, the committee la making more Tha aariraoadluary, avan daopai^ ant-Oovemor-elect welcomed this trade until he enUred upon a courteous when the llghtaof____ the old *T doat know," Dinfie aMd. happened to be the symbol. The tailor on SavUIe Row. Empire go up with a new play. to the Bureau was a drawlnig of a had to be considered. W l t ^ t s committeeman for Illinois, returned for Oirlatmaa plea as well aa plum The iraa halnr uhan by the occasion as opportunity to Indicate political career that left him nei- two-way purauit oar. If a Seeing Mrs. Alcott was Stkring afioL- T m rarry," asld- Mrs. AJdbtt people were dissatisfied with the from a Florida vacaUon to Ume for wfll kol aigped agreement Sovth (^ C h e s - ktod of government they bad been Manchester pudding, dark and light fruit cake, governnAit to prevent his Arm belief In the need of Itber- ther the time nor the need to con- gunman spun his car around and thoughtfuUy. "1 snppooo #bsn your gently. •They know deflnltriy now. ter and Hartford had an understand- the conference. Mayor Edward J. cooklea, doughnuts, blocults, Jolllas eight o' father spoke to the Admiral of the receiving from the two old machines Kelly, leader of the Cook county anuiam of tha damonatntlon allring and popularising the Repub- tinue in it. for the public are Invited to sound two at the beginning wlU do more 12!^” *" The man who—who waa tnkan out ing. Cast Hartford, then Joined In and wanted a new deal." and Jama 'The committee conalata raewwk kkara ______... I UlV Fleet about Jack, tha Admiral of the water too late was BlU." * (Chicago) DemocraU. organization, Date Book of Mra William McCormack. Mrs. to wide jihould bo auffldant anawer to such lican party In Connecticut and of off. In the news reals a speaker good than any"other"measure' I “ ***** Um plan and later Rockville and the The speaker termed the elecUon Almoet all of our Preaidenta with a shiny spot peeking out from mav be tried. A nn I wheel in their auto and re- naturally reaUssd he—ha was more The atory, pieced together from also waa on band. Rcbert Alexander, Mlaa Cora troto, tha tow the complete redemption of the f^mf Manchester fire departments were ’’warning’’ and a ’’mandate’’ to K tha general strike have been lawyera. thirteen of the beneath a mlsplac^ lock la always than merely acquainted with the the frequent Naval Oommimlostlcina added. Thera has been occasions DelegaUons from Michigan and Teenerraw Mra. Harry Wood, Miss Oliva Irons, Tka I JuTce OTtoMto^jSce eeeml^t?*^ withwt turning the Republicana that "the people to Mra through ah piaiined It will na promtsea of tha successful candi- sixteen who preceded JohneoB hav- good for a Utter. Moreover, In the especially beneficial In reducing the I “ ***“ “ • A t least, ao aalfi tha Inven- boy. When thl6 Iinppeaed, he In- repdrts after that, becnaM elaarsr where both the Manchester and did not elect them to dole out Uie almost all sUtes west of the Missls- Nov. 30-Dec. 1—Bazaar of Wes- Mra Alexander Stuart, Mra Arvld structed CommunlcaUons to notify aippl were Invited to the conference. Seaburg, Mra. Jamea Roblnaon, Mra. Wastpa UBfaaraally acoaptad In Franca aa dates to make it a "new" Republic- ing >een members of the bar. Pos- talkie veralona, the films are edited blood preasura whan thla la too high *®^: and plnlner ns the honra dragged by. South Manchester departments have same kind of poUUca they have been leyan Guild, South M. B. church. him." This Week John Douglas, Mra. WUIlam Montle, Saoratai of tha will of the an party. so that a silly gesture can be cut and either of thaaa may ba used I I**opIa ask Hoover to aolva all Clear, plain, and more heartbreak- gons to Rockville: where East Hart- receiving from past admtnistra- sibly we would have been Juat aa out. Diane waa crying aof!U^im2hhope- Mra. Carlyla Johnson, Mra. C. B. can tic) Anyhow, the Incident showed along with tha distilled srater at the mysteries. One man recant- ing. ford has gone Into Hartford aad the Uons.” Dec. 1.—Annual (Thrlstmaa Ba- RockvU: Ftanch people that the existing gov- well off If there had been an occa- But In television the product will start ly asked the F. B. I.’e aid In return- leasly now. Her control had kfokaa. zaar. Salvation Army hall. Hutchinson. Mra Robert Martin, Jack Hanley, In hla regular turn, three departmente east of East and Mlaa Oraca Sowter. amt ma „aanraaat realgn and that tha run- that ha Is alert to the eplrll of the Btonal butcher, baker or candlestick go directly from producer to coni' After the >attack the paUent t w polar beare. AU he knew But the very quletnaoe of her grief, had taken off at the MgnaL AO had 500 ENGLISH TEACHERS Dec. 3.—Bazaar of the NaUona, Hartford have stood by walUng to At another novel booth, the DoUa’ At tt i*lo g << tha oimntry ba turned over times which Increasingly puts prin- maker among them—and perhaps sumer without benefit of friendly Iwpt V .gu letfM poeetbte. wka that they were la "a large aoo. Uie feet that Mm ttd not cry out or gMM weU. Ba tha ufinal forraatte. cover In. Alao n case where Hart- Second CtottgregnUonal church. Rest In bed la tidvunhli. Whra the become hysterteel, sknde It eve# FOUR HURT, NINE HELD House, will be sold baby dolls, old- *•0 a Populaf IVont Then, if clplea before party labels—and In we may see the elevation to the retouching. If a man haa a Mrv- "We do not know the dty,” the tka aquadron had ettrfibed Jfito'Ifie ford and Eaet Hartford have oome TO MEET AT HARTFORD Also M. H. S.-Briatol cage clash fashioned dolls with embrolderad praaint oua habit of twUchlng his nose or a paralyuc effect ot tha atroka clears worse. She wen 7oeUag thla. Deeply. b m at State Armory. Daladlar group ahould attempt to sympathy with It CerUlnly no lib- correspondent said, "but surely two clouds. But ffir out at sea; ^ . to South Manchester sad Hart- hair, modern doUa with long laga Tboat PreeWency of a coal miner or way of aaylng "peanuts” that looks up quickly, tha naUent may aea no polar bean hqw almost two years So deeply that 'rebeUioua moaning from ths mother ship,- eomethlbg Cemlag Events Is tha •Ifiotrlo nngfi diM eral Republican haa reason for any- ford haa gone to the aid of firemen AFTER MEETING RIOT atockinetta dolla aU kinds of stuff- ter mei retain Ita grip on the government, sailor or a truck driver before < good in cloaeup, he'll be no great help reason why ho mould rest, but I as- old should be easily traced.” or the futUe pounding with fists had happened to hie engine. Even in RoekriUe. Hartford. Nov. 29— (A P )—Ap- Dec. 6—.Annual Fair at Center * rfifillr mfikfis cookiuff fust a aad tba thing but satisfaction In the cir- mra you that rest la the bast thing against the hsi^eas of aomething ed animala bean bags, and dolls' riolant nvolution might be expect- come to the end of the list. to the party even if he can coin O-Men haven’t found the bears now, they did not know whmL Ha For a number of years, or since proximately 500 teachers of English church-"Caledonian Market" clothes. On tba committee which la snap! Thfi faaous Estate At a larga for him. Bxdtament should ba yet. conorets could not help her. It waa Chicago, Nov. 29—(A P ) — Four cumstance of Dr. McOonatighy'n Anyhow. It will be aomething of great phrases like “ Back to Norm ^ ^ t have baUad out, Jwfy thought the reorganlsnUon of the Man persons were tojured and ntoe were from all parts of New England are Dec. 11.—Recital by Angela Mor- making the variety of toys are: Balanofid-Hfifit Oran insuxfia nnl- the dill alcy" or "The Forgotten Man.” avoided and all problema which as If bar grtsf were eating Its way But hs htdnt, Hs had stuck cheater fire department, there baa expected here Dec. 9 and 10 for the gan. poet, at North Methodist tuacheo n o t, at laaat, la tha aarioua view praaanca at the McLevy teatimonlal an Inspiration for the cloak*and- inight produce amdaty and worry arrested at a riotous meeting last Mra RuaaeU Pitkin. Mra Paul Young Tom Dewey, with a head Inward, to her heart with his ship, hoping no doubt that been an agreement between the annual fall meeting of the New church. foim baking mv mt y t b a m — w i t h o u t Bond tt taken of the Impending event In and of the remarka he made there. should not be discussed before him. night of an organlzaUon known aa Agard, Mrs. Fred Carpenter, Mrs. wilt college boys and girls to be of black hair, may do splendidly In Judy tried to comfort her. They it would stay sffoat after tt hit the ^ Mnaebeater sn^ South Manchester England Aaoociatloa of Teachera of Dec. 14.—Bridge-tea at Y. M. C. Charles Ubert, and Mra Herbe p—ping os shUUng a pun. With Mra El Ptanoa. The most Important prevenUve ROOSDELT CLOSES the Silver Shirt Legion of America. greeted, on their arrival, by por- television unless hla cripa mustache dung to each other, two girls en- water. Bhe knew that damaged craft , fire departments where aid was ran- A crowd estimated at 100 by Po- English. A., auspices Memorial nospttai House. thfi tfiwolationafF nfiw Esteto Flwfi. :A4/i ara ta measure In those known to have meshed la the aame, dark tragedy. , dered when needed. tor att« Still, France aad particularly GRANGE “ PLATFORM” traits of the only man In America touches the naUonal funnybone. Bo high blood preasura and arterial were lifted from the sea with huge licemen Charles Stanberger was at- Distinguished educators and writ- Auxiliary. Luncheon and dinner wlU be serv- far aa we know, hla adams apple SLUMCONTROV^ But Mra. Alcott, who bad been a ers, among the latter Arthur Gulter- Hfifit Suzfaofi Unit, you hut turn • Rarla have been through many who ever, while he was governor of hardening, is moderaUoa In all eranesr and frequently recOndiUon- To Include Olnatonbury tendtog the meeUng at a West Side Dec. 81.—Legion's New Year's ed on Fair Day, a free game room The executive committee of the doesn't duck up and down around Navy wtfa toe long not to have sd. Jack, trying hla beat to afilvSge The plan that Is now being con hall when the place was stormed by man, the poet, will apeak at the Eve Ball at State Armory. will be provided, and an entertain- The Hoi oriaaa aa thnatening, or almost aa a state, made with bis own hands a thinga. Too much exerdao, too switch and gfit thfi light hfifit ier any tag a Mil National Orange haa made public his collar button. From a sartorial muck axdtement, too much to eat, Warm Springs, Oa,, Nov. *•— learned thb hard dIadpUne of the UM plane. Jack, gauantly rtlOkl^ '’ aidered Is to extend the aid so at mtrudera numbering 75 to 100. sessions, all of them In Hotel Bond. Also (tountry C3ub’a New Year's ment, “The Jeoter’a Holiday’, wUl cooking ifiquirouont Tho waist- thnataning, as this one—and In the gift coat for a friend—and a very atandpoint. Republicans might "do aervlce, went into the utclMa and to lacluda the departments in Glsa- Alfred M. Hitchcock of West take place In the evening. November Ita "platform for agrictiUure." It too Auch worry, aay of these xiay CAP)—Preddant Roosevelt cloned a with IL Her throat burnsd. But for Three police riot squads, supple- Eve dance nt club. rooms at twtakMng of an eye have returned good coat, at that, now on exhibi- well with Dewey." event which aeta off a stroke.___ loag-etandlng controversy over made some coffee. She gave a cup Dlfina It wfis even worae. For Nfivnl 'tonbury, which Is now motor mented by 20 other officers were Hartford, for many yean until ila high dnwsr hioilfig. built-in griddle may be crystal clear to members of to Diane and ona to Ju^. She did squlpp^ and with the purchase of needed to restore order. recent reUrament head of the Eng- find othfis thrilling oonwfinifinofifi bars and t to the even tenor of their ways. tion In the state museum of Ten- One« a ttrokt haa_ occurrtd______the in the naUonal cap- Communications said that BUI. who NO THREAT TO AMEKICA attend. D1 No one can guess what v^lll hap- the organisation who are faniillar- neffarc. Demorratic Poaslbtltlea patient should be doubly careful but I **•* tul.» J. Taber change blows with the government ing what might have happened had - — , Dwelling Authority Um naaouaee- Mrs. AMett stood up.». •Tt’ s water with the other aria. Ji with cement. Proceeding for New Griffith, Ind. aged a Main street automobile trow slow eiwBMt to Jam In the history of the bridge or televlaton put his homely face be- fsrd on Deosmber 18. pastors have been Invited to parti- sales agency and tire recapping ea- iert frying heet. The fuM declared the convention had l.asiied in the monopoly Invrstigatton, and Questlon: W: W: writes: "1 see nient aeld, wUI defray the "10 per dswn. Ysu must Mr t sfims fffisp, "How badly U Jack hurt?" Judy’s Orleans." Officers of Michigan. Indiana and Blake. 77, ( fore a Jibing public in 1860. soda menUoned ao much that I eeat balance of the capital cost, sand M cipate In the ceramoniea. tabllahment today to an extent of Hartford; and It U likely that a "clear cut call for the farmers of In his first doxen sentcncea dropped Diane. I sbaO rand Mrs. HamUten heart cried. "Win MveT Or w «l Illinois were Joined In the search by held on Mi Truly It would be terrible for am wondering from what root word niost of which wUl be raised through to help with Um baby. As soon sa The congregation waa organized Fire Chief Michael W. Lawton es- ^e actual cost of the Jam in lost America for a program embracing hint of hurrors to coma for uo' he- like BQl—" BMe eouldn on Dec. 18, 1738, nnd 33 years later Federal agenta from Oilcago, Kan- timated at $7,500. home, folio handsome ,>oUtlclan8. either party next Ume to be de- It Is derived. Have a snufil dloUoa- Uie pubUc sals of Ixute " they have sddlUonsl word, theyu the thought QUINTS WniNOTDE POPE PIUS TWICE time was a good deal more than revision of the farm act, lifting of ary which does not give thla Infer* erected its first building, described sas City and Detroit. nM8 6fM8N0KI Bernard's Said Sarnoff—Television is Just feated by a margin of buck teeth let you know." (Te Be Oeathraed) Olschefskle ®®at of adequate snow removal farm prices and national recovery." and a receding chin. MUon. Win you please look It up by sa early chur^ historian aa "a around the corner. forFrasi me?"rasA 9S6 w PACKEK'S DAUOBTEB DIES eleotrie nage wilS era were Would have been. But Just the ATTRACTION AT FAIR ATTENDS EXERCISES plain and decent structure, enclosed We will have to take his word for Now auch a warning coming from Answer:nswer: Our word sodaYbems ie FEW REHOTE CAIPS on the outside nnd with bemches for Ihle oowfortebla, Baker. Thi aame the Incident prorides any it. Sarnoff is not to be biffed aside like, have come down from the Arable, tta within." Santa Barbara. Calif., Nov. 39— COLDS, weist-hlgh"diai^ Corerove, 1 Omeettem teaaWfoii cts Blska proof that might have been needed It ia by no means clear that the a fly on the butter. He la on the "suda," meaning splitting head- Toronto, Nov. 39— (Gsnadlsn VaUean a ty . Nov. 39.— (A P ) — (A P )—Mlae Clara A. Cudahy. 65, kiailen aekee bioU- Imstde track. His statement puU ISOLATED BY DRIFTS Press)—Guardians of the Dionne Pope Plus, after a quiet night, twice daughter of the late Michael Fever and tofi eeey as hying. ard's cemel W the necessity of building a sec- Grange Is opposed to the distribu- Health and Diet ache. The Medieval r^Hn term* for WATKINS BROTHERS solidly behind all the rumors and r soda waa "aodanum" meaning hand- lulntuplsta bnve decided the New attended religious exerclaes lasUng SEEK TO HOLD WOMAN Cudahy, . pioneer Chicago meat 1 ad Hartford bridge over the Con- tion of federal mihsidles—only that porta of ^leviston heard hereto- ache remedy. Aurora, M e, Nov. 16— (A F ) — 'k World'sWi Fair will have to get 30 mtou^B each this morning. packer, died last night at her home 666riiMPtS Headaches (ABOVE) necticut with the least possible de- fore. • Only a few remote hunting camps without the famous sisters VaUcan sources said the audience In suburban Montecito. Survivors Sal**, Nssa UrageSe# ts CalSs it does not want to submit to any Advice 8 i m rr-iaaM tiAToei ,Enotlier juoth« aaelaaiva !ty. And when It cornea, arhat will Freek Air Flead remained laoUted by snow drifts F U N E R A L SE R V IC E __ year. the Pontiff gave to pilgrims on Sun- IN SON-IN-LAW’S DEATH Include n stater, Mra. John Caqserly, ——Eetale (eatnr^ Handy lor pana Thfi MONTROSE sort of “reglmentatlon"^ as the By OR. FRAMR MaOOT Premier Mitchell Hepburn Issued New Canaan. Conn. paneakae, kaa- During almost the entire period happen to our bustle-faced politi- Question: Mra. F. L eUtra; -My today na teaciM craws opened up day nnd n rasumpUon of nearly hotgen, anything grUUkln. K■m“ M. FaU-sin Balaneed Heat Ovsn; WaM-Bisk price of the subsidies. It Is by no cians who have depended on their huabend la n fresh nlr fiend ___ most of n 00-squsra mile area where B d U M lilid d 1874 statement Inst night agreeing with normal acUriUes since then ap- the Cross administration this means clear by what means gov- superior logic, wise cracks and sten- TREATMENT FOLLOWING A i ^ t s to k e^ tho windows open a hundred meu and women were Im- Allan Roy Dafoe and OUva peared not to have had any bad Quincy. Mass. Nov. 39.— (A P )— Broiler; 5-Hsat Unit3[ E lectrlc^er; Pfidas- te tte r of a new bridge has been torian yoicea to overcoma the fact "STROKE" during the winter. R la too odld priaqaed over the weekend. SictUM, the girls’ father, in oppoel- teacUon oa hla deUcate health. PoUce announced today they wouM taJ Bus; T^Ita Porcebdn nniah. ernment Is expected to participate R . E* A N D ER S O N . D IR E C T O R aek Distriet court to prefer a mur- I jallled with and tentatively poked that their noggins don't look well in t e me and 1 alnMst freera to death. State 'Pollen Lieut G. Colby tloo to exhibiting the quintuplets to -i in lifting farm prices; we may Following a stroke which haa left fair-goers. der charge against Mrs, Frances ver and a good deal of money has print ? He complains that closing tha win-1 WardwaO aaUmstsd a majority U 142 E A S T C E N T E R S T R E E T ONLY 9188-SO IN8TALLKD guess that Inflation 1s hintrti at, one aide of the body paralysed, the dowB maks the air stuffy. Ptoase I IS* marooned already had returned SR PERSONS INJURED Hagglnr, 57. of South Braintree, na i thing the paUent la moat interested H»nt In preUniinary sctlvl- j but the platform doea not say any- Nqw Major CoosMeratton S i'* t e a rule to go by so we will | their homes. Many were critic- PHONES; O F F I C E 5171; R E S I D E N C E 74 M n raault of the death of her former In is ho«’ fast the paralyils la going iMve good ventllaUca aad not MYSTERY SURROUNDS aoa-la-Iaw, Gene Veapazlani, 36, la tatjslth no concrete reaiilt. sol thing about inflation being deslre<1. It niay aound allly, hut to ua it to disappear. nlty abort of food uatU relief reach- Now that there Is, to be a seems a better than fair bat that by many arguments" ed them. • AS ENGINE DERAHXD Quincy hoepttel Inst night. About ail that the layman can It la often difficult to give a jfcange In the admlnistrntlon. It IMO one of the important oonaidera- teiy ot pro- Vespazinnl was shot Nov. 16 whUe gather„from the platform Is that definite answer in these clreum- riding for adequate vsnUlnUea d ^ CHARGES OF MUTMT ba was attending the funeral of an The HERMITAOE "ould aeem to be a peculiarly' fli- Uona for a President will be: New York. Noy. 3 9 .-(A P ) —Six the Orange is anxious that the Is be good looking? Dora he stances. UsuaUy, after a few ilaya lag the winter months la to hasp at persona were Injured none serioualy, uncle in a bametery belilnd 8L AN ESTATE COMBINATION ng Ume for the incoming gover- farmers should be permitted to have a "atrong" face? or weeks, the leg on the affected least one window open at both top ^ San Pedro, caUf.. Nov. 39.— (A P ) when 6 streamUne electric engine Mary's church In West Quincy. aide becomes movable, the paUent and bottom. This allowa the stale, • to asBume some of the qualities raise ail the crops they can. be It Is not to be forgotten the part Q u o ta tio n s— —Mystery Borrounded the mutiny pulling the (3wl. New Haven rail- P ^ c e said Mrs. Kagglar told A roomy cooking top to the right with three Estate * radio has played In the past two finding the power of movement la weijB air to eacape through the charge# under which,Charles Segal road express train bound for Bos- them she shot Veapazlani because, leadership in the mstter of a somehow or other aided in market- returning although the leg may not Men's I Super-Speed S-Heat surface units and Electrlcoak«r» elcctlona. R o ^ velt, master o’ the opening aad brings in freak air at i . . . apd Abraham Kapellner, each 40, ton, waa deraned na It left Grand she claimed, he had Tuined" her bridge policy for Connectl- ing them at top prices—or receive be as strong as It used to be. The ^ wide the window Central Terminal, early today. fun size bake oven and broiler in top of oTen. Ta the mike, made Hoover In 1882 sftnd krm may recover much more slowly should bo opened depends to some I—Admiral Byrd, quoting the SD* were held here today. daugbter’a life. They were divorced poUcy which would recog- subsidies if the prices are unaatls- like a man with his head In a duf- The accident, which occurr^ in left, behind the big swing door, an effleient bcatOT end remain partlaUy paralysed. Aa «te n t upon the wtahea of those ewer “ “ at a eonpaalea'oD ‘ his trip O PE N ■' Federal agentit who took them to seven yeaFs ago, after living to- laqmrtant bridges aa an Inte- the Park Avenue tunnel at 51st for coal, coke, wood or oiL faetory; that the national budget fle bag. In 1936 Governor Landon a general rule, tha patient finds using the room, fiufficleat fresh to the AntaraUe, whan Byrd Autody when they arrived aheani gether only three months. Work Pants street delayed the (topartura of ral part of the state highway ays- be balanced and taxes reduced, but tried to ramedy hla osm microphonlc that the power of walking wtu oome air should be provided U the open- naked him what be mlaeed most the ItaUaa.lhMr OeUtoa last night, defecU by studying under a voice paid only that the arraste were made the Narragaaaett. another Boaton OKDER8 AUTOPSY RcffQlfir 12.95 m and deal with the nrobiem not at the cost of special services back, but that the arm will stay ings ara from four to six Inches reas. tour boura. ONLY INSTALLED t e that point of view. tutor during part of the campaign. weaker than the leg. but thoae who ara ardent baUevera 1*111 for e herfle * apon information ttom the peraon- $192.00 or bonuses to the farms, and that At times, such was the value of the The stricken person should ba asl of Um Metha Nelson, old Uuee- Rexboro. Maas.. Nov. 39.— (A P ) Tha BUU Highway Department in the virtue M f r ^ tir'aHTwhlh I caHs for. WAIVES EXAMINATfON. .Red uced T o $ 2 . 1 9 the wage-hours act be not extend- training, be could repeat a dosen kept warm and no food of any kind the opaainga wider. I f t o e i S “ 5*2?* year old. T O N ie W T tosstsd schooner on wUch they sail- —Medical Examiner Henry J. Wal- P**swlng a new bridge acraas the "a" words without h i^ n g oue. It •eems stuffy, give tha room aa J ? fhsiag to rids n pony ia n west- sd from here Sept 16. cott ordered na autopsy today to ed to Include agricultural workers. should ba given for tome Ume. If White Plains. N. Y „ Nov. 39.— Rcfokr $3.50 to carry a continuation couldn’t be said that be was defeated ho food Is given to tha patient he tag by *p «««»g nS windows ns I _fUB» productioa in HoRy- determina tha ennaa ot tbs death In fact, the outsider gets the Im- because of a hisaed “a." but he went will standi, a better chance of re- (A P )—Mrs. Maria Burckbalter, ac- of Henry Havey, 83. woalthy ra- Harrttt Parkway—srhlch ia wldely as possible aad opening one FEAB SR-OOWN cused of first dagras maaslaughter pression that the Grange ia very down trying not to. ^ c r y . This fast ahould ba door, t e n few minutes When the I cluse, wboae )Mid^ waa found on Red uced T o $ 2 - 7 9 pwthctly logical procaadtng, con- ia tbs "bsiptng hand" dantb of her little Interested la any clement of tliiued for at Mast five days aad If tem e very dry, you wm find in A merlcn to 9 New York. Nov. 39—(A P ) —IA. husband. Eugene, 48, rtiamiogi jum tbs Utchea floor of hla home yas- U N TIL terdny. Sinus SO to 50. ii Just as much reason why ay tt a g t ^ |diui to aet'a pan of water I (,000,0 people busy 80 or SO national welfare that does not di- M the blood prseeure stays high, tt OdL Brehon B. Somerraa. W PA nd- exscutivs. waived to- aama department ahould bear Oome another elecUoo, the aspir- t e y be kept up even loager. I aug* on Um boater so Uwt m o te tu re ^ Bialstrator hers, today nttributod GSTRTE Good looking, long-wearing work S&S^^uefes rectly and beneficially affect the day when arraigned aad will await gw t that the patient be gtvea dis- cecapo Into the etr. | —Harry L. RopUas Om rafUanI of many private empioy- KBSIONS WELFARE pocrr teponalhUlty for remedying farmer. ing candidate may well have to car- action by tha grand jury Friday. pants that ara real "buys" at tkaas ry along not only a liolca expert but tilled water to drink. sre to htte W PA workers to fear reduced prloee. critical trana-Omnecti- Per tape thla Is unjust to the a makeup man. He may need a Every morsel of food taken at this JEWS FOBBIDOCN ENTBk 1 have n terrible weight on ara that Um former relief employea New Haven. Nov. 39.— (A P )—Ed. tefUwce, I have written far, far W ILL BOKKOW MOKB. » Duffle Mtuatkm at Hartford Orange and to Mr. Taber. But If stage director. If ha haa a nanroua ttte wtu Interfere w lU recovery end would would stage att-down strikae ^*rd R. Potter, tor the past five ff tto tnnk-Thatea fftnatten at habit of tugging at hla ear or a ■tae patient must be pertleularly Tokyo. Nov. »!^(AP)-Jew l [too m an.books “ or caaas disorders. ao tt may ba baeauae tha Granga —Logd TWaadiUiuh. — — Nov. 39.— (A P ) — Sir yaqn OoBnaettcut r^resentattys ot lock of hair whUa ba pours hla Mtfeful to avoid dMtetie tndiaere------earigraate ftora Oennaay te bo author e f SS tba Fadaral Sarptna Oummodlttee It la an obviously program la ao far from aasv to If Um patteBt haa W A T K I N S John Sttnoo. rhanceDor of tba ex- aaga into tha air. ba might forttddea tote North Cbtaa.1 MW. KOosBVBLT R aoovB oro chaojmr. who this year put thrtxmh Ooeparattofi and distrlbyUng agant the: Wa mould Uka to aaal T tem ylra te aod Ohio la aaa swat evsrytblag Mograpky. .this awy be a bard • R O T M C R S *-iaate to pay ear ■Htala's vast for ita fooda under tba State Wal- K E M P ’S, Iiu Fark. H. T , Nov. 39.— (A P ) 763 MAIN STREET fot te program, told tka HteMs of tars D fM rtfifil. anfimnifiail today ■« Dalsao Koosavait. today ba weuM saafe to- kla raalffiiatlas to. take affect Uae. ------‘ IK i m Ha ■ -’^ A G E S I X MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1988 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 198S

8TAFFORD SPRINGS RAISE 2 MILUON I CARTOONAUTIES WAPPiNG RADIO PROGRAM AUTHORITIES TELL Interim Senator Quietly News Fro m M anch ester’s N eigh bors WILLINGTON TUSfiOAV. NOVtMBIR a ((teatral-Battani Standard Ttane—P.M.) TOLLAND (Choogm Is Llaled Freeraau Ose to ketteork Cerrecltoas fe e tote to FOR JEW RELIEF Iseerveretol HOW TO DINE OUT Going About His Business _Nsest All proemms to kss saS Saaio ebslaa or erouas ubi^m ---- - babita and Oonaacttout coadlUona eoss* •• least (s tosrotolCMttoaa laelsde ail arefisMs atstlona ***** la held. A t thaaa maOUafa too, rial hospital for observation and NfiC-WSAF (R ID ) NSTWORK NOUNT.—kvor ksaae kla kob kal kxrn Wsehtogtoa, Nov. 29—(A P) —Agtor buttons tbras h *»— fsg trsatmant. Her condition U aald to •ASIC *- Saat! waaf snap wtle wjar Estimate Made By OfRdals ROCKVILLE ELKS ARRANGE|««“ ar e HUING ■peclmena o f mice o f varloua apedaa S T A F F O R D ba critical. artec wesh Sy» wfbr sre waj sr^ ■’’i ''*ro key Restaurateor And Gonnnet tpeclsl brand of legislator—the to- servloe. ara abown, and the flndlnf aad balt- knrni kbbo ksaan kroy klro kxnr The oomplate Urt of commltteaa F le a B ee tle C o n trol *«»• ••••" Y*1 ebm wdel; MMwesti terim eenstor—la quietly going Ths two mao can gat fN s ahaveR inr nmwaya la damonatratad. M wmaq wbo trow wdst wire katp: Cent. Ree* Of Varioot Dri?es On Ba- and hslrouU at ths Cspttel, but S P R I N G S for Christmas at the Hebron Con- Mauntoln! SOS kdyl: Seuthi wmbe w»b 4:00- t:00—Mucle fer Pun In CeneeH Offer Few D on V Which about hla buslnaes on Capitol HUl gregational church foUowa: S7*£ vs">b ejds Spre wbre: eaeHItt thay probably wiu have to hand out JOHN U. NETTO j'}9~ 4:|^Lerralne end Her kyrlce these days. Christmas tips to ths hatbera FOR MEMORIAL General Commlttea: Ravr^ A A; “oMToteKV'RSto ♦•44- 4:44- Cnildren'e cTreue Rertol— 478. Staffoeff M ethod Is E x p la in ed . EfsrNetei Oeve Saeal-weat nt Of Remits. B an cforAtNLV ibor The nation has three of these amounting to more than the too* Lewis, Mra. WUUam O. Seyma. torebangaebbr oa eltbsr RSD'er A U U (iLC -l5 BUtUS May Come In Handy. abort term officials, wbo were chos- B O L T O N Mrs. B. A. LawUi, Mrs. Mabal Cobb, networkai: gaati wbie — ' arras - wlw •‘04— 4:0e—Rd TkereerSds eserto ■ eorlsl service coat. werle weky * ■SI wnan eM ebl wsal: wnte; Peur Rten fieye—network DRUMMING MAJOR en this month to serve only until [State Agent! Find Rodents MRA A A . JONES Tha. 300th aanlveraaiy ot the Mrs. Howard Kelsay. Mra. Carlton Tha flea baatia Is protaeted by Iteaboms gardsners rotenona Central: well wtng wise w4sr ksba Jen. 8 when the 78th Congress Mart rof ffSr ~ [Rill Jidie luDes I O’Connor Of dust, Sana keio kaou wbow woes wetk- wxbf ■ •'"8 •"• Avietien New Totk, Nov. 8»—(A P )—Xa NCW BRITAIN 8808, ManehasUr founding et tha Oongregatlonal A Jones, Edward A. Smith, Clar- hard wing oovara and tt laaps ao tliojRUgbly--ij.—-^ appliw ltod ao that it reach wbow woes webp wxM 5:J0— iiio—Reb Treut Ak ' — ‘ - New Orlesne, Nov. 39—(A P) — meetu. If SAistor Pyle wento o perma* W I L L I N G T O N ence Jones. Mrs. Albert W. Hlldtog, *>■ srrr koem; South: wnpo wlak wTsr one of the moat remerksble AMff»CAN ■ ■ '■ l church— ■— w*of Unionwaaavu willwggg beUVJ UUWCrWQobserved quickly that it to difficult to kUl. as the undeiafdea of Icavae la g ^tf wla wjex wna wons wled weSc Two eutborlties on the gentle art of They are Thomas M. Storks of nent wave, she’ll have to pay tor 4. MISS JENNIE H. CHURUH Cansbf Vast Damage Miss Rose Mots. suffielanl controL wwnc wear wave weirt kveo wky spoasos over made fo appeals tor CORPS,OR^ Tha Senate bsrbtr shop |a act opeo Eist Hirtford To Be Tha regular momtog woiahlp jaa Sunday aftainoon, Dao. 4th with a Bordeaux ailxtura acts aa a rapsl- etes ebsp weal klha etdO) k ^ krg* }']*- I'^JI^m'dJidTwITtoll dining, Roy L. Alctstore and J. Cslifornle; Gladys Pyle of South White gift ssrvloa: Itev. A A. Bordaauirdaaux a t tha 4-4-80 rata ttay wale wrol 4:1^~ tiS^Halen riBiBi. BiBnBvnMenken’s e oeria*erial— the aid Of s people to need, Ameri* Dakota, and Alex. G. Barry of Ore- to women eenators. Lewia, ftn. Edward A. Smith, Mrs. lant on many plants. Tha axperl- kerb isle: CunsMe ReMdilene—west \ f Ceorge Frederick, offered a few A quiet weddlnr took place at the Connecticnt Plantings. alao ba used to tobacoC ksno; Msuntsini''kBlr lM l"jh ar koS - fiO^Rdware O. XeMnsen Play can ChrtotUru end Jews la s tittle gon. All throe aaastora also get peM Speibr On Next Sunday Carlton H. Jonas. mant station has found that a 4-4- According to tha 1087 report of tha tert kida kprs kMl%tfl?VaellM: kfbk ‘ I so—Al Jelaen and 8bew—to e "don’U" todsyewblcb may come In How dose a ritlsen gat to he aa St the rate of $888.88 a paraooasa Thankaflvlas afUmoon kwg kmj kam Ken kmed iiOO-•We rno . Psenia Proa.—« more than two wseks hsvo showsr* y/-'/ bandy If you etep out dturlng the CsntoU: Mrs. William O. Seyms. 80 solution with an addition of cal- tobacco station to Windsor, beat Cent la et 'Qsedman------...dman ...aSwinj a H -elvo_____ eat interim eenstor? Well there are However, thay don’t get tha rag* at 8 o'clock when Michael Caver of Carol atoaliig: Mrs. B. A. Lewis, cium arsanate at tha rata of 1 J> J. coming ■ boUdS' o l l d s y a . control to the field to obtained with 4d0— S:*0-dS«k Aranairenc — aaat; -Jean Heranell to a ed St least two mliuoa dollars on ' I ^ — V. ' two way^by election and by cenU a mUs toavell^ Afternoon; Repobfican WUUnston aad Mian Loellla Mlkuli I tba "waa Umoroua. Mrs. A. W. HUdtog, iha Misssa pounds to 80 gallons o f Bordeaux, . To Be Annauneee—west 'Jeok Rsreb and Canes ageaoeto for relief of Oermea refu* Alelstora'e family has been to the pointment lowanoa. When you figure ' cubs dust eontatotof 1 par cant S:4^Lltll« Orpaai Vtewpolnte of AftMrieans reetsurant buelnees for three gen- of Brooklyn. N. T.. wara united in beaatlaa" of Robert Buma Hrtm ua Jaam Ivaa, Mlaa Marion sprayed thoroughly on Irish cobbler rotenona. Tbs material, muad with Nswai ones. Raum Oreh. Senator Storks waa appointed af- psM fim C re^ end ORUtornto mwto hiwabaaa rtiS! ^ «>***«« «“ va been tovltad Griffin, Mrs. Sbsrwood Griffin. „-,at; Reward Devi I wwsspw wwva erations St the same atsnd, nation- Women Meet T o n ^ L «narrla*a by Dr. Horaca A terrora of —>totoea, was aa affective Control. 78 par cent startltoad tobaooo du«t S:CO— S:00^.Ofcbeetra,,, laerwa—weet: 'Olsnn Miller A Orehastrn Thto eatlmste wee made today by ter Senator McAdoo retigned. Sena- and back, along with what tt ooM* I ^1^'a party: Mrs. Mabal M plants were treated two or . Renne Xekiaeff, v f(ellii—network Nerve ake Orebedtra ally known Antlone’S here, and or with tobacco dust and neutral t:1^MalMlm ammy Kaye's Orchestra reeponsible offlclsls of various tors Pyle and Barry ware eleetad to to atey to Weahtogton, thay won't Alexander Janlakak waa beatbeat««»" man and »»*"• *»>*"»*• Cobb, Mias Maria Smith. Mist Edna threa Umee after the beaUos ap- -■1-— -•«-—Claire' viBirv—network drives on the beaU of reeulte tt FrederiOk is preeldsnt Of the Gour- fill vacanriea. Neither did vary much make much. Miaa Franoea W anecka waa.brldaa- Uon In Connactlcut. Cnlaaa aoma- flo w ^ neighboring churches. Thar^ Latham. clay, waa oppUo6 at tha rata of • *<#■ green.Wneie Newt fieriae NSe-WJt (S LU t) NSTWORK toet society of New York. ftiralahad by Mra. will also be greeUnga by the offloara peared. to 10 pounds par acre, dapandtof Anoler and Hunter leading ciUta Tbs bulk of the do> campaigning, however. The -totertm senatOn don’t gat RoekvHlc, Nov. 39—(Bpoelol) — maid, both of WilUngton. thlng la dona quickly to curb their Program oommltUa: rodd A J. Crawtord ■•••' *1* wbs-wbaa wbel Don’t, they esld, "be pushed Tb« anaual MenorUl iw vlcot of th« wtnUr acUvlUea, the U. A Biolegt- hm. . rJ "Toltond County AmoeUUtm On Graan Mouatoto potatoes, tha upon the slia o f tha plants. Begin* •:0O- 7iOO-Amos *n’ Andy—deal only wham kdka wxya wJtn weyr wituu wfll nations ^ v e gone to t ^ American Privtlegae They Enjoy sworn to, and they don’t get • soak Tha Thankagivlag aervloa waa at Hewett haa raoovarad of churches. A devotional period Mra. Cbarlaa N. mirnora. Othsr Puimo cr I^ around" when you go to a restaur- XeekvUIo Lodcv of Ctka will be held eal Survey predicta aavefa toaaaa of MMOMf station had bast raaulte with an nlng early to June, aaven appUoa* •'ll- I'*}—Veeai VarlaUaa by Oboral iby web- cfcf wbt wmff wep ««PO*>ng roots. tog Friday evening. Due to the I Mrs. Canton mr a W. W GRANT Intsrviawa vanoe Whan poastblA Mora time and Porti^UIy the Biological Survey Uon: Mrs. CailtOD H. Jonsa, Mra. the needs ot that great land. A ^'SmTSTwiarwtbw kfli (fommittee hae reoelved about 8400, ly I bom Id Rnacarv, rabiuary ^ 1870, Halgh of 3tafford Springs and A l-1 ------small number present the matter of “*Riw**eh*r2Z nv nri.,< Howard Kslsay, Carlton Jonas, 8808, Mancbeater benny Rhythm WILL START WORE care can ba taken to preparation. A fred Touag______of Hartford.jj,. has carried o n ______reeearch la mouse special offering waa received for Uto '~iatrew 000 to greater New York. Nesrly Overnight News ------of Joaepb and Anna SberwoOd aad Irvtag Qriffin. Mar- work of the society aad tta mis- bn.) fl i) Namath aad came to Mrs. Voepel apeat the weekend with *Me year la offering a shall Porter. as equal amount has been received qlfi defewLdSmS^^ torvlng alx yeara aa pastorU chalr- A surprtoa birthday party was sionary projects. ‘Tbs ssrvles waa by other agenclSe tocludtog the tbia eouatxT 40 yaara ago. Ha .. her parents, Mr. aad Mrs. Charlie •> p.m. In encore "The Duck and tha Kangs- haa aerved as pastor of tha Cmsre- below xero. Utoe, aiilvOd about eight o’OlOek. German Chrlstlsa Refugess sad the News, University undergraduate sxtrs leme- The funeral will be held from the Batlag BablU BATtfurd, Uoxa. 8:00—We the People. CsthoUo Refugess Aid Group. tha confsrenos room o f tha WtlUng- roo ; a sketch entitled "Two Mice” I qatlonal church to Fowrlar, Calt- Rue aervtoe between WilUmanUe She waa artonUhOd to a*a *6 toany M ARLB O R O U G H publication, elected Kingman Breef* pwiy Current Rsnorts PRrcbard and tha next thing stater Elate Deer. The" Worthy **«^*<1 •* the Bronx. Union Y. Some of whom cams from Wapptog, 10:00—“Dr. . Chrtottoa"— rtam iig N«tr Future. knowladQB&ot logua, T h a Uncrowned Queen." Tha Master Keeney Hutchlnton and hit New York, Wednesday of this week. Report 884-8, Blart Hampton day sad closed with 8810,000, well ations For 1939-40 Year. Storrs—Frank 2. KosIkoWakt oc OlMlMfUd wni oSIcUte at tha maae. [rower knows, hU trees are dying. Maneheoter, West Hartford, and Jmb Itertholt. over s $500,000 quota. CtorinnsU atate prsstdaat. Mrs. Burr win apeak wife will attend the Stete Orange ------says It will not be resumed aa It to ToeaiAy, NeyeRsber 88 Torrtagton wae named captain of youoteOiTiDQa Burial win ba in St.. Bamatd'a' ceme* NSW Britain. A fte r tha g ift* were 1040—0 Glef club ot MRfieheeter exoesded s $380,000 quote by 848,* Paris. Nov. 80—(A P )—Tho Duke tny* on the edueatloaal fund. lows prematurely; water at Bridgeport, to January. not a paving propoaiuoa. op4fied aad admired, refreahmenta. Thera were the Connecticut State eOiltoo of Wtodoor and hla American-born Mra. Henry LaBonto cf South sprouts Mrs. Paul Potoeck's mother, Mr*. fam ily parties G. Albert Pearaon. Dtreetor. 000. Tuias, Okls., and Chsnsstoa, wotthvrfall*. queAty Eepuhlicaa Meettag may crowd up from the of Uia The State Council ot Wholesale toriudtog a beautiful birthday eaka to thto^ ptoce over the hoUday. P.M. 10:4»-Amert0Rn VieivprthU. ^Vbcblfigton, Nov. 88.— (A p ) — kotball oquad by coach O tow bite. duchoM were said by m «m ben o f Milk Producers of Tolland County K. Kraooakl has returned from a S. C, wont wall ovsr quotes ot 840,* the Duke’s efitourage tOdSy to be The Republican Women of Vernon tha VaUey tree; parhapa an abundanca o f brll- were aerved. Games rounded out the The Ever Ready Group wttl bold 4;0O-uS4Wie^ WUS. :0(K—Weather—SpOrtA-Newe. Two House suboommltteex will got Now Haven—Mayor John W. Mur* qrtft. lostiiKr ib * wfll bold a meeting thla avemag at ** ***^ homa last week Itant fruit slgnlflea a last effort to- WlU bold a msattog at the RockvUle H E B R O N vlsU of some weeka with another 1 1 000 aad 88,000 retpeeUvsIy. Bay- planni^ to spend e real ’‘south- 08 08 daughter. Mra. Paul Marko In New- evening and a very pleasant time a Cafeteria supper on Thursday. . 4:18—StellAM Ues. ll:18—MAto Street—Hertford. onne, N. J., with a $18.^ goal, a head start on tho now COfigroM Pby told the board of fiaefioe that ettbt o’doek at the borne of lira. Thursday evanlng the fellowship ward vitality. la It dlaeasa, under- Memorial haU, Dee. 3 at 8 p.m. was enjoyed by aU. December 8, for ths bonOflt ot ths 4:80—Vie end Sede a Boston firm had declared Ulegei era Chrtatmaa" on the French sRnilmant bablnd i i The town snow plow waa brought ark, N. J. 11:80—Glen MUlcrs orobastrs. raised $38,000. SchenecUdy, N. Y , William Pray of 78 Taloott avenua meatlng wUl be held In Memorial noui'tMxnent, Insect injury? Wbat- The Farm Bureau Canvartlers, ar« The Community Sunday ffehooi Community Christmas Tree fund. 4:48—"Girt Alone” . by working noxt week on oomo of a reoenUy authorised 8800,000 city Riviera. to wbleh aU Republican women of cburch, a gathering to recount our *ver the trouble, there Is nothing to out early Sunday and continued 8:00—"Diek TVocy’ . 18:00—SSmmy Ksye’s Orchestrs. hit 127,000—$3 OOO over. There le no queoUen, these frtenda * Bring your Chilitmas at work to towm. George Roee, Board will hold Ite n4xt moettog at Mr. and Mm Haary J. Blakes* 18:80—Henry Klag’c Orcheetrs. tho intricate appropriation bUla for bond Issue fo r financing the muiuci- the town are invited. blaesingsbiaasinra. do but ramova tha trea or make an Alexander Runoe, Mra. A. N. Skin- work Monday on tha town toads. les and son John wars gusata ot Mr. 5:18—"Tour FcmilF cad Mtac". These were typical figuraa svail- Indloated, of their spending the holi- Milton Sloat of xpensive bridge grafL The stete plow also did good work toe home of Mr. and Mra. Ralph E. sbls St the Distribution CommittM tho 1989-40 fiaoal yoar. palitya coat of 1988 WPA projeeU. Ual I n •cfflY &l8 Y*or. Ww The apaaker of the evening wUI — ------Hartford spent ner and Mrs. A K. Jones, are dotos CoUlnS, next Thursday evening, De- and Mr*. Loren RoekwaU at Co- 8:80—"Jack on legal techiUoaUUea. days to England and definite plana ba Mra. Sara Buak Crawford of Thanksgiving with hU parenta. Dr. Durlairtog t^ ramoval, tha grower the work. on the main Unas, clearing and 8:48—"L ittle _ XoflMmw*s Pvogrsni besdqusrtera as a bssta for tha na- Rep. Taber (R-NY), souor have boon made tor opealnx their GILEAD cember flrrt. at eight o'clock. It is balt Lodge Thankagirtag day. A. M. benra lo ifiony "lust rigbT Waatport who waa recently alaetad aad Mra. Horace B. Sloat at tha may dlacover a three or four-toch Among some of the - 1.A sanding. “In 'PR*spite Ofot •uaU oareears tokenteken. MRS CHARLES FISH Mr. and Mrs. Haaty Thtonas of 6:0(^-Ncwr Afid WCAthcr. tional estimate. minority member on the ApprOpna- Middletown—Mtoa Luoy Rohiaaon, ehateau, De La Cne, at Cap Saendaiy of SUte on Oa Republi- parsonage. band, oompletaly glrdltog the trunk enteruSnsd 2 1*“ **** motoring waa exeeadlngly dan hoped all officers and teaohera wm 8:18—"The BtockboArd Seeclon 7:00— SbOppera SpeoUL ttoaa Oonunlttee, dlarieeod today daughter ot formar fiuprema Oourt D’AnUbea the week before Christ- 88-5. Wuilmanue endeavor to be prseent, aa arrsfige* Hartford and Mr. aad Mm John gills, ihot U will b « a r«ol can ticket. Mra. Crawford apoke In The next meeting of Eaat Central at the base, where the bark has tito Marl- HOod it MafishartOr spant Tbaaks- With mwie Cascv” - 7:48— W esthcr—Neira Service. that one group would begin rtudying JusUoe Silaa A. Robinson, and aa BockvUle dttrlng the campaign and Pomona Grange will be a day meet- ripped off. Sometimea this toUow. bortugb ttsd 64tur6by *v6nlns menu are to bs mads for Cbruttoaa. |Wtog with R*v. afid Mm B. T. 8:80—WriahtriUaiciAHoa. 8:00—fihoppera SpSclsl. FAMOUS GIRL REVUE Monday a bill to provide fundo ardent ouffragist. died of a heart at- AccordUi" to prr**nt ni»-* 't »--<« plaoiur* to do vour tbopping seat many women here. ing with Tolland Orange December barklew girdle appears above 60d Mrs. B%tUAtA Psrsc* I just stosppd tssulUtis la s fstalttv Ssrvleoa at the GUsad Congrega- Portsr A. 60Utos waa ^ idadar 6:4(h‘ 4>lek Tbdd, eOiiga. 8:0O—Richard Maxwell for Independent Federal agenetoa tack at her homo. be a "famUy" Chrirtmaa with per- At the meeting tonight the by- ground after the snow has melted; UOnal church and Sunday school of tha Young Peoples Society ot The Doreaa 7:00—Amoc ’n’ Afidy. 8:15—MSfitens SUnt. Another win etert hearings Dec. 8 or hapo a tew old Irlemis inv...,. ,o bar#. * From raol-atono ofid ------^ 7th. The biennial alecttoa o f of- nraochlo and aon, Mlaa Eltoabeth | struction company, Bridgeport, I aoolrty wm ma*i a* Ifow Haven—Jomao J. Davin, di* of the orgulMtim wlli ficers will be held. at the mulch Una when that were not held Sunday morning due Chrtotton Endeavor, tort aveelng and Um bOOM Mm aB. Allan BlUh 7:U—V___ -Vocal Vsriettos. “ •48—News Bervlce. AT HARTFORD’S STATE 18 on supply bUla for the Traeeury rector of athloUco to tho afUrnoOfi rt*y with them to what Bngiiab preaented for adoption. The Cberrlo Sunday school material la raked away. It is the riotu going from Hebron to eo much anow and oold weather. tha subject waa: "Beltovtog in OuT. Thuraday afurnoox. 740—Ths News Reportsm 8:80—Girt Interne—Joyce Jordea. and Port Office Departmente. eeoeton a t HUlhOuao High school. friends of tha Duka deeCrlba aa ihe praeiou8-ttaiol lawalf y, to Una Those who Join now will be char- »»,r| v»™»p mmugb to aWit opposite aelves”. The meeting was held to 7:4(F—Pour Stars T on igh t "American holiday spirit." of the WlUIngton HUl church will trademark of the meadow or field The snow to about 13 inchss on the Mr. and U n. Henry Mtttd afid 9:48—Tropicsl Moods. Frances CarroO And Her Co- This advance preparation win w*a appointed by tho Board Of Edu- wotebaS in baoutllul Wodsworib ter membara of the organisation, mart at the borne of Mrs. Chris- mouse who works above ground tu t ,:*'*‘’ **“ •• *<•>■•* **>'*•’ • • » • « R sklddsd. level although tha state snowplow the East Room ot ths Community son Billy spent Thaakaglvlfig to S:00—Johrmy with Itnas Morgan. 10:00—Pretty K itty Kelly. Chirrent reports in Paris end Lon- and tha laadara o f tha group daatre alv aya under cover of graas, mulch lh «r gussts, Mr. and Mrs. Hsny overturnsd. and spilled out Its five 8:80—F or Men Only. make pooriblo early Rouoo debate cation aa bead ooach of aUUoUco at don that the ducal couple wou’d re- topher Vogel la Weat WilUngton went through ths mate highways. Church Hoitos. Tbsrs was a amau New Britain with her parenta afid 10:18—Ua Oa A Bua quettefi Orchestra The At- on tho firrt of tho appropriatlono th Institution, oueoooding Cases, you a terga membership. Members of or snow. If roots bavs bMn debark- MUbum of Andover. oecupants. Domenico Monaco, John The town roe da are almost ImpasM- attendanoa at the morning artvioe. Mr. aad U m John d Vergesoa »:0(W "Bsttls of the Sexes" with 1045—Stepmother. turn to England to the near future the dub will attend the Victoiy this tvenlng at 7:80. A buslnasa James Oannars, Mr. and Mra D'Aleslo. Joseph Valentina Jaaeph Julia Ssndsrson and Frank Crum- traction For Next Five Dayfi meesuree. The Budget Bureaus J. (Chick) Bowen. •eaaloa wUl be followed by a aociaJ ed, or the other band, tha subterran- Die. The thermometer readings only about 38 or 80 being preeent, spent the hoUday to East Hartfoed llk )0 —NsUOnsl HUlblUy ChsifiplOns were denied bv informed aourees dfim b asu ia luncheon to be held at tha Hotel ean pine mouse is probably the Charles McCray of Ellington, Mlaa Delsslo, Jamea Aoanfor, all of with ralatlvaa. mlt reoomraendeUone have not been Hartford—wuitom t. WeUUg, di* el^ to tha WindsOrt. hour. have registered xero at several p la ^ OQ account of the niow etorm. 11:18—Dorothy Stone — Ooneoie One of tea most famous girl re- mede public, although no mo have Bond In Hartford on December 7th. guilty party. y Adella Loomis, spent the holiday Bridgeport. They were all taken to to GUead. • The young leople enjoy- 8:80—Fibber MoOee end MeUy. rrttor ot the State Bureau Of Vital These sources added, however, you'll ebooaa o saUslylnQ Mra. Otrlatlna Bentlay o f WtlU Um EmUy B. ooUlna obeerved Mias EUsan Bate, teacher at the 10:08—Variety Program Festurtag VsrleUae. vues of the Wert begins it’e tour to boon oont to the capitoL IJaev Mra Esther Newell and Mrs. Pray The meadow mouse makes a home with her alster and family, Mr. and Middlesex hospital, where the ed their Thankagivtng recess with Thankeglvtog on Saturdsy. having Center school n>ent the Thaake- the Bart with a five day engage- Btetl^ea, said to tha ourront ouuo- that this had ao bearing on the to- Her mantle, who formerly owned the . H o p 6 s U:S0—Big SUter. qveAty gift, raosonably y I® charge of the arrangements ot almost any ahelter above groiind; Mra WUUam Stetson of CtomwsU •'^ undsr treatment for skiing and slKUng paitlsa. aU her ohlldren and their tamutee Xhlng reeeaa at her' b home to Maps- ment on the stage of the 8U U Asked whothor tho augmented Re- Un of the Health Department iqm ereeetog friendly reiaUons between thoug for attending the luncheon. Holman farm at Weet WUllugton Mr. and Mrs. Samusl Alvord enter- PoastOle fractured akuUa The rest 10:80—Ulielc Esn’e ftodie Ststtoa 11:45—Aunt Jenny’s R eel u fc the former Ktng aad other membera under bay, a pile of leaves or even a Mr. and Mrs. Morgan Stedman and preaeat. Tbara were 35 who aat down field. BtoTlaa theater to Hartford beginning to- publican mlAorlty hoped to pare CoaneeUcut realdoate live 80 year* treat} MUIUry Whist e-here aba resided with her children board. Ho it a social and gregarl- talned Mr. and Mra. Morgan Al- discharged after being given B-E-R-A. Of the BrtUsh royal fam ily. Driead, llyou abop od after Mr. Bentley’s daat^ enter- ohUdran, o f W art Hartford, a p s n t ^ to a turkey dinner. 80:45—Jimmy Ketnper B Co. 1840—Mary Margaret MoBrtte. Bmrrow. It’a tho AD-GIrl Glamour down apprapriationa substenttaity. longer now than their forebeon ot Tha Hope eocial club is sponsor- oue creature aad reproduces with vord and daughter Patssy of West wssk-snd at their homa ham Taber replied: 1890. ing a Military whist this evening, tained with a dinner and family re- unbelievable rapidity for about Hartford. Mrs. Martha Platt Saturday and Bun- Rev. Douglas V. Maclean spent llkiO —News end Vrasthcr. P. M. Show o f lOM, etarrlag Francos Car- BEGIN GBNEEAL 5TBIKB 10 it Wanen Bralnard of Hartfotd l:15—FoUah Orcbertm. T feel wa are not gotog to be Shelton—Edward Davla, 81. eu y November 29tb in the Masonic union Thanksgiving at the home of months of tha vear. In a single year Los Angelas, California, Mr and added to the amount already on {^ n t tto w ^-end at the home of Thankeglvtog night at tha homa oc ESTAH RANGES NOW 18:18—Bar Honor. Nsney Jamea roll apd her Coquettes orchestra. mms at eight o'clock. All mem- her daughter, Mra. Arthur Joelln hla parsnto. to Wart Haven, Mr. and „:48—Lou1:4" ■ ~Breese’e Orcheetrs. 13:80—Romance of Helen Trent Thla gorgeous girl show trans- able to bold them down to what surviving OIvU War veteraa htr*. the progeny of one pair may num- Mrs. George Roee and fam ily were i**® ,*!?*!" * deposit of cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Wtothrop J suffared a poaalbto fraotur* o f tiM Uartda. Tuoatan, Mexico, NOv. 80 hera and their friends are Invited to Her nine children with their fam- ber close to 100. guests at Mr. and Mra ^Lewia Inches or more. From Porter. Mrs. Harry Melean. 18:00-^Uehsrd Humber’s Orchee- 18:48—Our Gsl Sunday. planta the gaiety and romanoa ot they thould be, although I hope for •“ (AP) — Union workers through- attend Diamonds will ba sold and lUes were present which included Mr. and Mm WUbur C. HUla SPU) BT KEMP’S, nC. tre. California to oold Now Engtond. a groat daal batter results than hip to a faU oa aa ley aldowaik in Although grasaee are the favor- Phelps, Andover. Rev. M r and “ f®®*®** Hebron bad consider- Mr. and Mm Howard Tryon of 1:00—Wssther—News Servlet. front of hla home. out the state of Yucatan began a there will be a Diamond prise Fred Bentley of WilUngton tertatoed Ur. and Mrs. A. C Sund- A.M. 1:18—LIfs C*n Be BesuUfuL Slagtog, denring, oomedy and novel- we’ve had for a long Uma." c ite food of the colony, towrard win- Mrs. Alfred Kltoe entertatoid. Mro fh '!!II on Tha^,givtog ing in toe swamps. With all tbs Miss Hops Wert of Snlpsie Lake, to tte ItMtodlate vicinity J S. Cobb, Dick!« Moort &nd Mrs. Fred Johnson, Wednesday, at of December. The January meeting pote or oold eomcrc In an -"M yit and Marge”. York, tha first at Newark, The coquettes orcheetie to reoog- was auppoaed to bava bean hto chief Mr. and Mra. Earl Gergler were be fatally Injured. Above ground the 1 p m. Mrs. WUIet will act as members of the Keefe family It win be held at the home of Mm Paul a member of the RockvUle Umon leetrlc oven. l8% 8—“Bingin’ Sam”. ifisod as the equal o f any male or- B*inter will b« iponsored by ui« given a reception In honor of their symptoms to look for on pines are made a real big" table fuU and the N. J„ Deoamber 18. Whan be ra- eorepeUtor for the honor. hostess. A repreaentetlve from the Potouk and Miss Edith Maa^n of church choir was tha soloist at ths BroUtog to an Estate electrier 1:50—Naws and Weather. turns to the air on January 7 he chestra to the oountty, end superior Recrea tio n Beer Adm M Pereival 5. Roaalter, ^*°vember recent marriage at Masonic hall the drooping. wUtlng terminals, and splendid Thanksgiving repeat was Missionary mssttog a. tha Fsdsmted range, la aa eeay as frying, to the 1:18—H l-Boyx 5 ^ ^ember i The proceeds Merrow, Friday night. Thej were yeUowlng and dropping needles. Stanley products. wlU demonstrate enjoyed to the utmost Snow falling ®“ " A p p r e c t o t l o a WlU oonttone for aa tndeflnlte to many. Their brqee section la un- resent surgeon genorel, was said to « the picture win be used to pur- brushes. . ot Old F u n iltute . church Sunday svsnteg. weirt-high, drawer-type btoUer. I:80-M arjorto Mills. period. usually (tee---- an oddity to aay girl • reUrtag today heoauae of age. prwnted with a set of china and a , Bacent Injury sent the visitors back heme earlier 8:00—W PA String Ensemble. e waae uniforms for the Girls and The Jolly Qub wUl meet Monday than would bava been the ease ,.“ ••***« o ' Hebron Mm Gsrthida O affi^ ot Hart- Estate presents another great band. Another Utle for tha ofiBce to /'hLf lovely lace Uiblecloth. Mra. Gergler In observsUona throughout the Grange will be held at tha GUead advancement to slsictiie e o o k ^ — 840-Jake and CtorL C en ter Item s Boys basketball teams. Stats, It has been found approxl- wentog St toe home of Mrs. Bertha otherwise. e. ford waa a recent guest at the horns By far ths most toteraettog spot of the Bureau of gag who w-as Mias Gladys Farrington! Morris. haU thto evening. Tunxto Grange of a five-heat auifSoe unit to place ot 84^Piano Recital, Laura CL Gan- Not only will Football Armomieer gory. 10 Hours Devotion mstely 20 per cent of apple trees are Forsythla to bloom was picked of .her father, Frank A. Newman BUI Btern maka tho lo ^ trip from in the All-Gtrl Glamour Bbow to tha EAST fillMB ^ been employed in South Wllltog- Bloomfield. Good-WUl of Glaston- the Uuree-heet unit which (ma tec Dr. Meintire to on tha permaiMat devotion is being — held at St. Joaeph'a churchwiurca ofor whi>Jwniiji toms In StsffordvlUe after visiting Morgansoa. standard equipment to aUira n ge 8:0^^ Sto^ rt Mary Marlin. Naval Urt aa a commander, hto cap- M Mr. and Mrs I s e s t e r M a s k e r o f orchards this Injury runs up to 78 White’s place. Some of tbs rohsat Invited and will furnish the pro- 8:18__Ms ____ cart the Notts Dame-fiouthara Cnl- the FlanW", with two beauttttU The women’s Rwimmtog claeeoe W. John Sobolewskiolews’ ■ U acting pas- per cent of the trees. Ons grower Annabel and Caroline Lee. guesU at the White horns were The Tolland Grange held a pubuc ot the peat. ControUed bv a tingle glrla, Giieha and Broca, d ^ n g ly tetocy being only tam pon^ whOe South WilUngton entertained at din- gram for tha toctuter’a hour. switch, tha unit provides five differ- 8:80—P e p ^ Youngh FamUy. tfornla game fiaturday but ao wUl wlB BMrt as foUowt: he waa oa White House duty. ner toe holiday Mr. and Mrs. Wll- near Wallingford to now busy tak- recent card party at the Aleck White, Samuel Wells. Stanley Tha American Laglon wUl give a set-back party at tbs Community 8:45—Tho Guiding U gbt". Ted Hoalag ot CBS. Thto aa- porttaytag the hurnlag of a moth 7:00 to 7:48—Bogteaen. DUtrlct Meeting Sunday North school, for the purpose of ent degrees of beat for surface ing out 200 trees. Three thoueand Keefe, Harold Ely, Saturday. Paul dance Thureday evening at tha He- House Friday evwitog. Mm 8Ubia nounoemeat brtaga all three net- before a real, burning flama ThsT • 7:48 to 840—tetormedlRto. Of the “M2 and Mie. Annie Bruce pine treee w-ere lost in a nursery In pt^aslng lights for tbs poo, about Jones of Hebron, Mr. and Mrs. Har- Morganaon won first prtos. cookery; high heat for frying and bron Town ball. The JoUy Four or- othar f*st/cuUnary oparatlona; vary works into dascrlptton of the game, hgve Just returned from Emope Tha Blghteeheol itnino Fwmh ^ trtet. Legion and Auxll. Fairfield County Isat year. What 88.00 was realised; $2.98 ^ turned lan G. Hllto o f East Hampton Sun- chestm ot GUead wUl fuxntoh tha Thursday avantog at 8 o’clock tha for MBS alao wlU bo on tho air ^ iMiudea Windham and V/iuimantic and can be done? low. Btmmertog heat for long, slow where the deaoo was a stage itnee- wm fitort la the aewlag rooms from WOULD GIVE FIUPINOS day. also Mr and Mra. J. KsUbftg ToUand Community Mea’a club wui with IL Tbs broadcart la expaet- Uon. 7 to 8 o’riock. To^d cornea wlU be held on The old method of placing’a wlro •*** White and children, Jesse and Alvto cooking; throe Intermediate beats ■w»d«y at Danlelaon. The subject of the sermon Sunday H^de, with some contributions Fred Way of Wert Hartfotd was brtd its monthly mitring at th* to provlda for vartoua etcff gf uten- * ed torna from 448 to ahoot 7 pi. m. Also featured in thla eoioifiil re- Tho mnan gym wOl be rieim a guard around the baae qf tha traa from thto project, the fund Is about of GUsad. Mlaa B. Anna Clark aad a eaUer at the Wallesway Farms, church. A fter tlu. buatosaa progT*m, WDRC TIME FOR ADJUSTMENT Auditing Books was "The Four Voices" and the to futile against burrowing mice $11.00 at present. brother PhlUp of Hebron, aad Mlsa Sunday. alia and varloua euUnary require- vue Kay Hamilton, swtog-rtxg^ for handban from 6 to 7 o’rioSt. sto^ "Avoiding toe Dangers." Or. E Many Metcalf of Roeovuis menta. Chromalax tmlts ara anrtfen, i TuntDC tcoteht: rtvUrt: Maude Hnton to "A Gab Tha amea gym wffl be aujffltors, Harrtd Rothe Poison bait haa been tried, but plac- The Red Cross drive has been Ruby Hllla, who had been their WEAF-NB&-^:15 Vocal Robert Whltehouse, 67. for many WlU show morion pictursa ot soma ot standard equipment on aU Eetata Vnrie- Feet," Jean Anatto and meav otbera. for fenntim from 8 to 8 o’eloek. For that mattar. why not fat Um habit of paying id poisoned oats m a feeding eta- completed, and around $50.00 haa guest for a few days. hla recent tmvsto. AU man ara wm- m; 8to0 For Men Only: 8 _____ preparatory to .he years a town resident, djec. at his Uon at toe foot of treee did only a Other vtattors Mr. aad Mra. Mar- TABE OKBAT STRIDE electric ranges. There are taa On the aeraan, M ary Ctorltole aad Trooptoep No. 8 Girl ficouta wm meat Waahlagtoa. Nov. 38,—(A P )— A been collected. come. Music wiu bs another feature models to the Brtate electric range of the Sexaa; 940 Fthbar MoOeoo; by Raglstar Check every month? Thooaaiids are annual report at the borne in Broad Brook Friday after- 25 Mr cent Job. Traps require a too W. HUto and Mr. and Mrs. How- I N o v . 8 8 10 Bob HOne. Bostor Crahbe In the "Bweetheart la ths Bee room taitho Praaklto FUlpteo-Amerlcan committee haa g^^tlng^ on Tuewlay evening. noon rt heart dtoeaae. He was bom good deal of care. By etudy aad ard Martto of GUsad. Maachsstor. England. Nov. of entertainment aad rafnsbiasnta ^ a model for every kltrtiea. et of Sigma CfaL" school at 6 o’clock. ] agraad that the PbUlpptoe irtTide already doing it and saving money too, beeaaae of wlL bs aarvsd by ths committee. Pmom more reasonable »*ian qm WAB(>aa-g Edward O Jtob- in A sh f^ . He moved from WlUIng- sapsrimeat the Survey baa found a bo o sts AIK DEFENSE Mra. Harold B3y and daughter, (A P )—united States Ambassador iaaoa piar. 040 Al Jolaon: t Wa The foUowtag to I w m prsctloe should npt be cut adrift aeooomleai- ^ to Brtmd Brook. He leaved Mlaa Carol Anna, '’ who have basa Jos^ P. Kannody daelartd today Sunday svsntog ths annual would axoect for a range at such F. M. ffR lE N lM INDEED ly when they receive their pPto. or oata, this to placed In the upon aertrt defensa because few weska. ha\ tstnmed to the sconomle dtoarmament with their erstto Tha Mikado": 040 te f^ elala of the two countries, reoom- ^use of Mansfield Burial was to main runwayi o f toe mice. Reeulte ^to historic barricades of water Keefe tome to GUsad. new tmds agreement and with Rev. Cltoton H. Loehlto, mte- 4:48—O f Men A Books. drtvtag. hto trlrt art for haartag 8:00 to 1 0 4 0 -P J U L C KkSsd TSstsrdAT thst ths wM who complained to Gov. wil- JeruiRlem. Nov. 88 — (A P ) — Plaasa: 0 Maty aad Bob Storrs cemetery. are 90 to 100 . per cent___ _ efficient. •an los no longer proteot us." Ds- Wtothrop RUdliig was boms for “we hops we ahaU have a lot of good slonaty under ths Pteshytanan Liner—Dnaca Program. before PoBee JM ge Revs Bodi Be- be given 18 years to which to adjust ■W L. Crosi foUowlng his arrest in drafiOR; 040 Bngsna Conley, tenor: — ^ Maaaa ot Oomiroi fsnas Minister Ian MacKsnxie said tbs Thaaksglvtog boUdaya and weak company on tha way." Board of Forelga Mtoaions at taa Bitt- 8:10— Hartford Public fielxm 10 cel Tlaaqr Interviews. by ae^ s to ^ their trade zelattos- ^^ocd^tor rtolating the motor WEATHER HAhTS RAIDS to artdlera were kUled today to e fierlaa, Judge Bosons, dedintng to pnatde T H E The new chemical mixture to very la a radio address last night. end from Psansylvanto Stats Col- Mli rtoo BtiUop St JuUuaduTe What to sxpeet Wednesday: Today:— rtitpe with the United Stetea. scheduled to be cheap and it ramaina tttde to mice lege. Hla atoter, Mias Alberta was the speaker. Be ahowed the motion ■off fight between a Britto army 8i48—The Ifig h ty Show. WEAF-NBO—1:10 p. as.. Let’s Ta!k meuee o f a dlateat marital rala- •40 to T-tO iTimlnr bROketball • Jury to Oommon also home from Becker Cbmmsrela] AEMT OOBP8 INCREASED an armed Arab band south tlonabip, teteied the eeae to (3ty Barcelona, Nov. 29.— (A P )—Bad for .%^>outbvAa4_—.A X2 a..,.-days. - - Infonnatioe- ... way picture T'ouchtog tha Uatoufibabte. ’ 6:00-W eateS^ewa fiarvlea It Oven 8 Our Americen *«iwwq« gnmos la tho gym. court here today eo charges be obt^ed by writing to Ifr.'laaae ESTATE TO NATION college. Woreesfer. Maae, A pleture which baa just been ra- Of Hatfe. Several B ritto soldiers 6:15—Howie Wing. WABC-CB8—8 Irene ItterieT 8 Judge Bryan P. Levetleh. r a g HALTS wo«x another aeries ot were wminded. Judge Lorarleh. dort toing boeeuoo 740 to 8:00—Ping Pong aad pool iS xiolattag the nUesair ral^ ®a Barcelona during tne •t tha- —Expertmantr~ ■— Station.——. Other she la a student Betita. Nov. 88 — (A P ) — The sed by ths Board, Obowtag ■Ainv 6:30—TOdRjr with Bob Trout tedtonepoBe fivmpheny: 0 M arA of la ths jofiorraom !^ M A N C H ESTER of peroonal friendship, referred tho was fined to the *“ 8hL A sespisne made six attacks means o f telling tbs growat are Ankara, Nov. 28.—(A P )— The Mias Marjorta Thompson of Au- newspaper Lokalaitsslgar Utrlnasil rt tha work done by his station m ORtaeR: WJZ-NBC—1840 Farm Wbselwilght. Maae., jiNov. 38 — court aad> *rr**ltd ' the 0:45—Tour Quarter Hour Serenada yirto^reeldlng Ctty Judge Albert T40 to lO’lfi- Badmlntcn for men upoethe city between dusk and i a. through meeting! arrangad by Um lata Prsstdant Kamal Ateturk tort ton>. Mesa, who was rscantly dto- today that Um Oorman armed fotcee India, heeirtea g lv i^ a itoarsipoan WANT ICXES A « SIATOB 7:00—Th Ba •■*»*<«»*«-itd aad Rone Hour; 8 Tour 4 aad woRoea la the gym. (A P ) — tnrea hundred m hla complaint to the gov- farm bureaaa to the asvarat ocoaUst ^ prtadpaj ot hla SOMpjioo ehargsd ftn a tha Maaaaehoaatts havs Hwreaaad *ron 14 I8 Army were thrown out of work t e two to fj- jram overcast aUax fur- Of Ua work ca the field. Mr. 7:16—Jimmla Fiddler’s Holtywood Ltyastoek Show. Judge BOrtt. alao fieclinlTM ha- ^ 740 to S4fi—g bowltog eOeye re- Woodbozy o< Connecticut. At thaaa gathar- to tite uafiir- r h i r w i l l w h ie h Osnaral haapItaL aad who s M t OQcpa otoM tha aimsxatlan ot a S k a gniteate ot tt WartUagtea. Nov. 88 — (a P) .. ____ Wedaeaday ^ort weveR; throe weeks today aa a raault et a I tospoartbla. Oxauga » B«a, the Sorvagr shows rhantofflvtag Day bare a s ^ to s tha Ptiaeatea Thao- Goarip. -itw of trlendttUp) referred the eaee •orved for OhUdrm of Mary. TR UST CO. M r and •»*•"**■*«*»-« . -liibb mdd today that fiaeraiR n fire last night la the two-story brick was pubUahad today Brtora le^eal fiemlaary in m s . weat in T’fifi-Halen to "Saem H^4 toidepa^ •.■.<» Roa- to Jlidge Botooe. T4fi to 045-8 bowttaf aOoye ra- Ajsth tha fftotator ' of bar atotor. Um OMrias P. Ickas bad bsi-— — pitaa fiaega: 8BO ftemm T40 Light It o f the San-Nat-Paek Peper te PDq^ geraoy*a granp. wns Member Fadaral Depoait Insaraaea Cbrp, 3 ‘ •nrte: DJD Bwtto 10 A TrSsp j JSSTm.**?^ ^ hen* Ptent 545 ta aoxt^fent IfitebRr ortteMted ■* ‘ ■S-, ■

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1938 HULHNE SELECTED Phyalchms of the Manchester N p. 1 D eb C o m es B ack fo r C o m in g ’O u t What It Means: Medical Association who will respond to emergracy qalls to- FOR GRID CAPTAIN ndorrow aftemocm aro Dr. E. C. Australia; A Ship, From ■yivrj. I Higgins, 4048, and Dr. M. B. Trade Pacts Moriarty, 8448. Varsity Center To Pilot M. Cornell, Pitt Dominate AP*s All-Eastern Team tar qpwM FrangOg With Whale Oil Wf WOmOASf M. BBATTT InereoM is U S. eiporti and importi WaatoigtoiL—ecrape tboM new untftr the Trade Agreement* program (IM ataTM tiada tiaatias with Canada and the H. S. Football Team Dar- ABOUT TOWN ..... By E. Malcolm Stannaitl — CORNELL, PITT PLACE THREE EACH ON AP ALL-EASTERN apttol, bgt ■ntlah Baipba down to their eoo- Increat* laSd-JT mtr iaS4-59 NOTRE DAME STILL to Mb 4 out 0__ !C__2Q i O * 0 90» f aoBtle bcBiaa, and you have left a ing 1939 Season. The Big Sister committee of the Each generation baa'ita pecuUarT to tauMr* DaMjr abnpla afraemeiit that will CpartipT I I Rockville Emblem'club, of which a Just dramatically crashing out of— THREE PUYERS LORI M tka too> tMt oat two oppoatay prloclplee of Trade number of Manchester women are medium of adventurous romanti- the stock axcha^es. and *i.n\ HOLDS HIGH PLACE iBtenmboeel trade—regular tarlffa members, will conduct Its annual cism. Knighthood had Its rrarlng, But we have with ua always tbs 8971 John Hultine, varsity center i of charity card party tomorrow evening A LLE A S T ER N 1938 m rlfgad tariffa brightly caparisoned chargera and ghosts of a romantic paat, tradl- at the Elks' home In Rockville. The a a pam a* Ifa really a smaU-acale experi- Mnnehrstor High's iindefested 1938 plumed barona with Ouoadaa as tba tkma. Inherited sentiments for cov- IN FOOTBALL POLL 1 O N S T A R ELEVl N OMBt, for the great bulk of trade football I pay t e it. Import*. I team, was elected captain ““ i* outlet; later the Gentlemen Adven- ered wagons or ships that we can’t ta not op«a batwawi the two naUons will re- for,the 19.39mo season at a____ meeting„L of "?«<»y '"th is town. begin to explain. Ipta Ito great burder of tariff Trad* agree Rockville and vicinity. Both pivot turers of the age of expIoratloB sat the returning leRermen Ihls noon. and progressive bridge will be play- Once in a while one of these w fat paM dntlao. A few outatandlng reduc- He is the second member of the out in their tiny vessels and brought ghosts Uvea shortly again. fif Red flu Hofaid, Ralk tlona la duties win provide the ed, beginning promptly at 8:18. A FightiDg Iriih Ranked Akeai Local Sport BwaUk turkey will be offered aa a door p ri«. to the Old World the luring tales Down under the AntarcUc Clrcla. ;at tka raf> basla tor the axparlroent south of Australia, for long wintry Praetteally all nations today are A social time with refreshments will of riches under far kmgitudes, of And McKeerw; Flutter avaUiif ai> This Is hnu Uir stale department follow the games. Mrs. Louis Chap- months an American ship haa been Of Tens Christian And wa tM < high tariff nationa. Moat have gone limlUeoa horizons stretching over seeking right whales. This Is a tells the story of the trade agree- man la general chairman of the com- GOLDBERG. Boa - Chatter I c a u t o m i a a lot farther: they restrict Imports ments. mittee In charge. distant lands. These InteUigencers steamship, but about it hovers the Choices Are G elA erf, by InqMslng quotas, and prohibit appealed to tbe spirit—challeuged LUCKMAN, Back kat tt ooata spirit and adventure of another Dnke; Sontkern'^Cal Takes The final week of pigskin picking thajr want tbs sachanga of money between tbe courageous and the raatleas. century. Sometimes the clouds Columbia compeUtlon, dumping, savage eco- St. Mary's Ladles Guild *riU saw yours truly come through with foreign sellers and domeatle buy- meet Thursday afternoqa In the New worlds were conquered and must reach up around Its meats Ilka Daddio Aid Petro; Oi- nomic feuds, and iiltim.atcly, war. new life spread over the face of h«|f Eighth Place. flying colors to capture first place don’t gat Guild room. The hostesses will be wraiths of worki-ig canvas, for this by guaastog correoUy on thirteen lat a aaat Germany la the outatandlng ex- Set your firlffs high or low, but the earth. ponent of thaae "rigged" tariffs, leave them there for everybody. Mrs. IWlng Wickham and Mrs. ve^jial 4eop laden with tradition. out of Mventeen games for a per- mnsld, Licknai, M l^ iin’ iaa tiMf William Crawford. This will be the ThU new hemUphere provided Its It U the "Frango," with a cargo of centage of .768 . . . Herb Barker >ara e p e w battik foreign tellers with higher Anti-Hull School— Trade la now Dy HUGH S. FtJLLRRTON, JR. and alway.i has been the subject last regular meeting befpre the own adventure for the bold, the am- whale oU consigned to Messrs. of the Associated Presa and Harry prices, and at the same time pro- jfi! bitious, and the never aatUfled. Naw York, Nov. 39.— (A F ) —Be- Leod, Gibson, D e h i^ tecting Important Industries with of dispute among nations Those annual C3irlatmaa supper and sale Baker, Carver and Morell of New Grayson of NEA SnUhed to a dead- nUrUa aaa* which takes place Thuraday, Dec. 8. Huddled against tbe coast by back- York, due to dock Friday. tween their final game of the n g- lock for runner-up honors witli luat for M aubeldles. Foreign sellers, bow- having advanced standards of liv- ular season next Saturday and ing must protect them, else seek ground mountain rsingea, men It hasn't bean out for three yaacs, eleven out of Mventeen each for a er, must spend in Germany most their appearance In the Rose Bowl mark o f .847 . . . Named. of the money they collect for the the world's lowest level. For ex- Mrs. James Feddema and son of sought new and ever newer oppor- aa. used .to be tbe .oyage. There Whitin.eville, Masa., who have been tunity not offered them on tbe will come In with It no stories of Jan. 3 Southern (Talifornta's Tro- goods they sell there. ample, both peaceful rivalry and jans, champions of the Pacific Coast Meanwhile, Cordell Hull, the war eatabllrhed the Grltl.sh Em- visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. gulckly developing coastal shelf. Nantucket slelghrldea, and probably Our closing performance, how- Jo.*eph Thompson of 101 Hemlock no reports of smashed gear otj ednfefence, have a chance to test . G u a ^ By HERBERT American Secretary of State, haa pire, the greatest trading nation Hardy men and women, with vU- acouracy of sports wrltars In DELANEY. Tsaie ever, wasn't enough to catch Barker Inaisted that the whole eebeme of of all time. Free trade was an street, left Sunday night for Modes- lons of earth empire, fired by the boats. A hum-drum notation jCorneR and Grayson In tha standings for New York, Nov. 39—(A P I—Obr- to, Calif., to join her husband and arrival will be made. 'ng football teams, Holy CrOu ipTjr ‘ nifiirs la heading to a ruinous eco- afterthought. old conquUtadors' zeal, trekked ------the entire Mason . . . the duo nell's Ivy league ehamptoufl eM the liltla nomic w i^.that eventually will 2. Trade liierenses make their home In that place. westward overland. To the east But your Queen Marys and a Trojans play Notre Dame I? ■' MAC LEOD. Baa wound up In a tie for top honors, > mandies and Europas cannot hold ^ urday and meet Duke In the Pitt Panthers place thrM men eiMh dassUock world trade. Hull School— During the nearly there was the sea. SUIwarU were Ro*e Bowl. DertmouH* each having a record of 143 out of on the eastern all-star football toam four years of the trade agreement.* * Mrs. Howard Keeney and Mrs. not lacking to toke iU challenge, candle of adventure to this- vessel. 208 for .683 . . . the writer was a Philip Ranney, who are in charge In ths final Associated Press compiled today by the Aaooelatad program, the volume of American and merchantmen shook out their It la no trans-Atlantic ferry on a few games behind with 138 out of PrsM. ■Igb Tariff Frlndplea FUed of the grab-bag for the Second point to point' race. football ranking poll of the year. 90 208 f o r .663 . . . Mr. Hull agreaa that the prin- exports and Import.* has been on After a respite in Nassau from a surfeit of publicity as New York's corded clouds of sail and found ad- nxMTta .writers and editors choM Tr Jerome (Bind) Holland, at and. HITS the upgrade. Although this phe- Congregational church "Baxoar of No. 1 debutante, Brenda Frazier flew to Miami She’s homeward venture In foreign trade. Here waa The "Frango■’ is a ghost, and will ciple of high tariffs la too well Notre Dame as the natinttnnea from Page One.) Friday, If there Is one dock loafer Holland, Ooraell; BIU Daddio, Pltto- S tackle, were the Hot* Crooi taMsas. Manchester's unbeaten campaign Pioneer explorers sre uncommon potots to 783 for the Horned Frogs ~ w—, vww •,e^%.a<»asvjg aa wsJ x.>cvroo, grVUiH, IXimC to the Mg eoUegee —moat Important of all—share the evil. building. about, to catch a haaviag line from **“^ *‘ ’ “ **.'^°* Delaney, Holy Cromr, guards—Sid Roth, CJomell, and Steve Pstro, Pitt: eentor-Bob Olbaon, DartmOuth; backs—Bob MacLaOd, Bob MacLeod, aoe took, and Bdh and he was a unanlmoua choice for and 788 for Duke. 11 m ^ ^ ■ t ■ i V V —. 1... . — benaflU of tbe reduced tarlffa with 3. DonKstIc Benefits today. We even pay admIaaloD to the "Frango.” It wiU be a miracle. Dartmouth; Sjd Luckman, Columbia; Marshall Goldberg, Pitt, and Bill Osmanakl, Holy CSoss. the captaincy. along with antl-Rooscvelt hear then)—we of a generatlim Tbe first ten (first place votes In -I Glbeoa, eenter, n irs a its il Dart- an except Germany, the Hull School—Trade agreements Town highway department work- crats in the iText session peac e pa r l e y held "What vessel la that?" the Dock- Ous Bonnenbarg comes mouth. Sid ijicknifln, at afilase, Elmore Hultine played at end for whose ancestora took a continent In braekets, points on 10-9-8-7-8-0-4 Hartfordrd ’IT’Thuradag^----- night attar ooly trader rofualng equal treat- mean better times for everybody. Manrheater High and earned a aim- having completed the widening gress. i master will yell. And when the an- waa tha OahimMa dtoadard-hiflisr. niaat to tba United States. They bring more trsde, and more their stride and had danger as com- swer falls "Frange, Ul from Aus- 8-2-1 basla■y long absence 10 onstime Dart- liar post at Wesleyan University. I connecting streets t riay The consensus, however, appear-' panion for breakfast, dlnper and - Team Points Hidlaad, GoMBarf. LudkaMto « M Tbe treaties with Canada and trade puts more workers Into Jobs. ______ed to favor a continuation of such IN STOCK YARDS ROW tralian ground' krlth a cargo of HOCKEY CLUB HOLDS mouth '■ridder who Mt a foohldn tw Osmanakl aU flr* carry-om a M m from which he was graduated lost I ***•'***' tbe Main street cleanup. supper. Sailors are uppredlctable Notre Dame (48) ....838 going rroin oollega aporta to tba United Kingdom (the British These workers will have money to June. carting snow from the curbs where i " coalition, which shelved the court w)iale oil!” , the Master will not even UNBEATEN DUKE CHOSEN the 1987 team. Rath aad Texas Christian (38)..783 tries and colonial poasesslonB) buy farmers' produets, and the It had been plowed up tn banks. beings, foolishly fired with a wan- wrestling, haa been campaigntog*^n ^ and government reorganization bills u^erstand. Duke (18) ...... 783 MEETINC TOMORROW Bristol Has Four Vets foreign lands for some time and both were naoMd to the — «»«id tsam raprsosnt hla crowning achleve- farmers In turn will have more I In the last Congress. Chicago, Nov. 29.— fA P ) — derlust that usually keepa them "What tbe bell again la that car- a year ago. aseat because Great Britain and poor. They seldom rrally anchor Tennessee (4) ..,..,..6 0 7 that axplatoa his absanca from Jte money to buy Industrial output. Hopes for settling a strike that has go you g6t?" he wlU bellow. Oklahoma ...... 868 The most violent artnmeat do- tba United States together do al- Furthermore, the new Canadian anywhere. Sometimes they are FOR ROSE BOWL TUSSLE wrestling picture In the U. 8. A. SUPPER RESERVATIONS And a word that once when whis- halted trade at the C3ilcago stock beached a while, then float off on Carnegie T e c h ...... 848 Ltxml Rink Team To Enter . . . Now (3us, declaring he is back veloped over the ends whore John BMSt half of tbe world's 40 bllUona and British treaties offer the Party Finances Show pered gave U|e to a thousand ships Wy*Kkl. VUlanoya’s eraali wMS^ of dollars worth of swapping yards were carried to a peace par- the next spring tide of adventure. nttsburgh...... 381 State League Again; Ses- Ready For M. H. S. Tilt at the peak pbyrieaUy, la set for an fanner direct concessions on such MAKES THREAT ley today. will have to'be explainsd. The Southern thdlfOrnla ...194 man. and Haaijr Jaeuashl. otao^ sviry year. Important Items as wheat, lard, SHOULD BE IN TONIGHT No Deficit in Campaigrn Their day will have aunset too. sion At The Y. M. C. A. Intensive campaign la tha i M t Renreaentatlves of striking <310 word.. Is dead now. "Whale” paints Holy Cross ...... 189 Fordham veteran, prsmsd MoBaad Two questions remain; apple.*, pears, and other a about party movie star, of crashing In on—or 81, Fordham 41, Texas Tech 89, Cal la New Year’s Grid By BID FEDER Wmters, Rabmowski, Adams heap . . . "What will the British agree- niitlec Asks That They He ferred with federal conciliators in The "Frango" is a ghost northern dlvleioa of the Oonnerileut right forwards; Winters and Yards, over the backs. Goldbrng, a ltb o i^ price of all Amcrlran Imporl.i finances today, but was cautioned an effort to break the nine day ViUanova 38. Michigan 87, Alabama New York, Nov. 29.— (A P )—Tbe •hlfUd to blocking duty oaf nmnU do7" that a $723,000 deficit sUll must P. G. A. Ups you that Henry Cotton Amateur Hockey League last year, left forwarda; Sonstroem, McCabe, during the treaty period, 1034-38. Made Before Tomorrow deadlock. 38, Tulsa# IT. Northwestern 18, And McCabe Were WHb KozIkowakI, and Lynch, oentera; The one-time "Iron Duke" masts pared by InJnriM lata In tba With figures galora to play with, Increased 20 per cenL 'Hie aver- SESSION TODAY bo wiped out. DartzaOuth 14. Qatflc On Coast; Ha?e to almost sure to coma over from wlU again enter a team In thS Evening’s Affair. Robert Mythen, government con- Nelson ...... in 93 Adams, MoGivnay and MontoUa, BO easy opporitton Thuraday right tuny Heed up to hla AB-Ao there are alnaost as many answera age price of Items on which the Reporting to the committee, Other votes: Nebraska and Ms- piglaad to tha spring to tangle with State League thle years. A special Party Treasurer C. G. Goodspeed ciliation commissioner, reported Hansen ...... 103 138 Sammy Snead . . . and tha Bal- mMttog to talk over the plana for r^[ht guards; Krulickl. Sontono, at Foot Guard HaU whaa he roputatlon. Lnokmaa siiigfl a aa eooaorolsta, but gradually eco- United States reduced duty as a Reservations for the supper to be (OMtlnoed from Page Ona.) "some progress” had attended nego- Blsslppl 8, Vanderbilt 8, North Oar- Men Of Monahan Last ZebrowskI and Crowley, Taft guards.' nomists have been dividing into said the deficit should be paid off Haefs I...... — 103 Won Nino Gaines Whhotrt mont Club, near Boston, already has the Mason wUl be held tomorrow wresUea Rob (Reb) Russell, the heroie role as pamer, lo w er and concession to other nations, drop- served tomorrow night at 6 o'clock tiatlons yesterday—the flrat opti- Vennart .... a ■ olina, Georgetown, Clemaoh and Winters, McCabe, Crowley and Southerner who Is a prime favorite the pro-HuU school and tbe anti- session," Donahey said, restoring early next year In order that party -- 97 a Md to for the match . . . inci- evening at 7:30 at the YJf.C.A. runner fo r Ciolumbla’a ofb-beatan ped 10 per cent. Manufheturers mistic note In the dispute. Army 8, Stmiford and Purdue 3, Adame were the leading scorers. In Hartford . . . ItosMil la a power at the South Methodist church quiet. activities can be "expanded In prep- Pow liPf^ dentally, Swingin’ Sammy will taka Tbe following team members and liooa. MacLeod was ths ksy man Hull school. of articles suffering from skid- should be In tonight If possible, to Meanwhile, sales on the big open Iowa State and StniUiera Method Being Scored Upon. Year; Clash Slated At Ar- Bristol ttresMs a sons defeiiM but ful and aggressive matman and la Shortly before, Repreaentatlve aration for the 1940 campaign." 849 843 884 1648 more than 30 O’a out of golf this all others to town who are Interest- la Dartmouth’s poweifnl ding prices could not continue to a-rslst the committee with iu plans. market were suspended pending CIIANCE-VOUOHT LEAGUE Paganl's Barhera (0) 1st 1. jrear . . . which ain’t hay, tmts . . to moat games with Manchsoter has rated among the dozen top men In Uaeop Of Beliefs raise wages, and occasionally were Mead (D., N. Y.). a dbmmlttce Goodspeed said the party on Nov Besides Notre Dame and South- ed to the sport from ths angle of also used the man-to-man system as and Osmanakl had no aupailor a* a Those who have not already con- ' termination of tbe controversy. (Murphy's Alleys) M. Schubert Boys coming bock from Durham say mory This Friday Night the mune . . . he Is euro to be tba line smoahdr. Here Is how the two schools of unable to maintain their scales. member, asserted that TVA would 26 was In the red |724,9io, com- ern California, two others of the player or fan are asked to be pres- the Clarkemen have proven maatara tacted .Mrs. Mary Benson should do W. Neubauer Los Angelea Nov. 29— (A P )—It's Moiohe Goldberg played hla greatest Mntlmental favorite Thursday right The first tram mlsntloni ' tlMMight line up on the major Some curtailed production, and so tonight. The meal will consist of have made no progress If It follow- pared with $774,748 on last Jan. Shlpplag (9) flrat ten and one of the second ent St the meeting: Oaach Emil In the art of breaking up tha sons. I and $916,208 on Jan. 1, 1037. R. Andloto .. Duke, the rock of the Southern Con- game against Duke . . . DIzsy Dean . . . Rounenberg. becaiua of his End—Jsroma H. Holland, Cbtnril treaty points: thereby Incrca.scd uncmploynienl. creamed chicken on biscuit or baked ed all the demands of the comptrol- Turklngton .... 86 77 86— 249 group play this week and may Iom putt. Manager S. Chomsn, George TTie manner to which the Red and D. Hagenow , has been putting around 1200 on the unorthodox methods, has always Tackle—Joseph Delaney, Holy CNos 1. World Peace Thooe who couldn't meet foreign ham, cranberry aauee, celery, ler general. The party came through the re- H0SHTAL NOTES Fay...... 4... 98 83 94— 278 some of the prestige they now hold. ferenoe, and Southern California, bankroll (or every one of those stops May, Jackie May, R. Daigle, Bob xwea^*#u«saAlthough there'swavavn beenerarvat CT« lot' svv of Vfl White YYIIILQ veteransVVlCraiia lacedlaCCQ RockvillenOCKVUie lastlU t been the torget for nfiich razzing cent campaign without a deficit B. Schubert . Ouard—A . Sidney Roth, CforneU Hull School—Orderly trade based competition complained that the pickles, Bcn'loped potatoes, salad and "■There haa been a bitter and en- Mci^un .. 84 87— 288 EL Rautenberg Oklahoma, which rose this week Survlvar of a bitter grid campaign on his speaking tour . . . Conoola- Guthrie, J. Guthrie.Guthrie, W. Thompson.Tbomj WMplngweeping and walling emanetlngemanating from Friday night after bowing to the by Hartford devoteM of the grap- Goodspeed asserted. from fifth to fourth plaoe. takes on dntor—Robert W. Olbaon, Dart- on the principle of fair play quantity of all article.* coming In de.-.sert. The Asbiiry group wll] during clash between TVA and the E. Wlnzler .... 78 102 94— 284 W. Hand ___ along the Pacific, la the Rom Bowl Uon corner for southWMt coaches: C. Hohl, G. Humett, N. Smith, G.* Bristol on “the »• acaroltyscarcity of cagecase in^me- Alumni In Thursday's opener, tadl- hing game . . . Gus stlU make uM and equal treatment for all is under reduced duties Increased comptroller general." Mead said. Admitted yecterday: Mias Helen Weir...... 89 85 97— 271 Washington Stmts; Tennsasee meCU Smith, B. Johnron. G. Ecabert. B. terlal this season, Manchester High pntes that Manchester wW be a mouth cater and also prepare the eafeterl:,r battle January 3. Six of the 11 men who started for WiU face a vatoran array of the flylnt tackle, which Is necessary Cor world stability. "Live 123 per cent, while Imports gener- "If TVA had not followed the Intent Adamv, 48 Goodwin street Mrs. Mlssiartppl and Texas Tech plays Texas Christian against l^uthem Davidson. J. Donahue, and G. Dona- of per- strong contender for the League Ouard— Stephen Petra. P itt dishea for Thursday for .serving 811 838 476 1823 Concluding to six hmin negotto- formers when thetne Men of MonahanMon*lonahj- ’ ...... - principle stock In trade . , . and let live." Any other way leads ally were Increas.ng only .32 per from 5 o'clock ori. This Is the of (Congress It would have been Ruth Fragler, S3 Hawthorne street. Total ... ---- 435 431 468—1334 Centenary. Methodist graduate in June . . . In- hue. diadem which It is defending "this Tackle-WUUam W. McKeevsr, Opr- MACDONALD SAYS KEMP DUcharged yesterday; Miss Edna Final Assembly (4) Newcomers to the drat ten to the tions that usually take a week or Invade the local State Armory this Mason. neU to misunderstanding, cut-throat cent. group’s part In the rhrl*tmaa handcuffed and stopped in Its Hartford Road Tavea (1) cluding Davey (L ’U Giant) O’Brien Friday night for a claah that wUl tracks." Scott, 194 Onter atreet Peter Barnett 97 86 91— 273 final listing are Southern California more. Southern California lost night and Ki-Yl Aldrich . . . Chuck Cro- In the two gamaa to date. Coach End-Louis (BUI) Daddio, Pitt bazaar. "Igloo of E.sklmoland.'' Altken 106 and Holy Cross, which won their Invited the Blue Dcvlla of Durham, mark tbe opening of the CCUL cam-' Mrs Harold Burr, writer of the Joskka, New Britain. Dowd .... 98 110 101— 309 Nielson well, the coaet heavy, is In town for Clarke has used his two-team system Q. B.—Sidney Isirkman, (3ohimMa Mead contended that moat of tbe TOLD HIM DEALS OKAY Wurtz ... places by declstve vletories over N. C., to play its Trojan warriors in Last Night's Fights paign.for both schools. GREEN TO PLAY A (U IH Funeral home. Rev. George W. Hcra'd's "Bargain Hound'' column disputes over TVA expenditures Admitted today: Mrs. UUle Hum- 83 83 78— 244 Taggart hU go with with PhUadelphla Jim but It’s likely that he’ll stick mainly H. B.—Robert F. McLsod, Dart- pflVey, 78 Florence street Mrs. Taylor .., 93 98 118— 309 U. C. L. A. and Boston (College, Paaadena’a annual poat-aeason game Robinson on the Farr-Nova card Dec. At least four mem)>era of this to his starting array of Cola, GaveUo, mouth 2 WATERBURY CASE Stepben.son. pastor o( the ralcott- will give a description of the gowns were more or less technical and Duffy and Duke lost no time accepting. (Oostlnued from Page One) Anna Oatergren. 162 Union street. Sanderson 92 103 106— 301 respectively. IN* Chicago — Billy Calebron, 159, year’s Bristol edition saw Mrylce Brown, Squatrito and Murphy tn the TONIGHT AT: HARTFORD H. B.—MarabaU Ooldbirg, Pitt * * * vllle Congregational chvirch ot modeled at the fashion show tomor- minor differences that should not Fraher (Jnly three of the dnal “drst ten" There la joy in the hills of North with the Monahanmen last season row evening at 8:30. Birth: Today, a son to Mr. and Suchy Rockford, 111., outpointed Paulis tussle with Bristol. The reMrves F. B.—William Osraansld, Holy which she v.-as a member. olTICiatcd. occupy the committee. Total were In the same group a year ago. Carolina to^ y, for never before in Walker, 166, Trentofi, N. J.. (10). and played a prominent part in the DEFENDANTS PLEAD The b.'arers were Earl Seaman, Thursday evening's onfertalnnicnt salff that he was "forred" to ap- Mrs. Martin Alvord. 73 Mather .463 479 808— 1436 Mike Jacobs la offering Babe Ruth may ms action If the regulars can Croon "I don't blame you for usurping pear before the grand jury, "not by Pitt waa first to last season’s final the 3S-year-o1d history of the far 118,000 to manage Mike's Jai Alai Pittsburg)!—Billy Oinn, 108'4, 40-30 trouncing Manchester suffered pile up a comfortable lead to the George Ward, John liayden. *11 of wl'l be furnished by a group of the all the power you can." Mead said street. 456 489 499 1444 poll, Minnesota was fifth and Notrr west classic has one of its teams at the Bell City, ending t)w Red and Manchester Green, which made Its Second'Uam: Eads, John w y young women from the Ceclllan phyaical force" but "by Inference Census: Forty-seven patients. Material (0) blzness li^ the HlppoAome for six Pittsburgh, outpointed Solly early stages of the batite, other- basketball debut lost week by beat- oockl, Vnianova. aad Haary Jaeun- Manchester, and Roy Harrison of smiling at Tulloas, the government Isaacson ...... 90 86 West Side Taveni (8) Dame was tied for nlntp. Other played to tbe roM-bordered bowl In months . . . and the Babe la think- Krleger, 163, New York (18). Whlteh record streak of 14 straight GUILT AT OPENING Hamden. Conn. club, placing "Sarah Perkins Hat and smearing." 76— 282 Armstrong ... 85 103 121 308 wlM the starters will undoubtedly ing the Hartford Soriaia, goes toto akL Fordham; taeUeo^ Henry Stalla. auditor. LeGeyt ... ---- 81 71 87— 289 1937 leaders wers. In ordsr. Call tha Arroyo Sccco. ing It over, even though U Isn’t a ITiUadelplila — Lou Ambers, 138, riumphs. The Bristol llnaup wlU In- Interment waa In Mount Hope Shop " The Igloo will open each Threatened With Contempt UNOONVENTIONAL...... be used for the entire fray aa there'I’ll action again tonight against the Army, and Walter Shton. P«no Not Usurping Powwr Haugh, Jr. ---- 04 88 ...... 118 81 118 317 f o n ^ Fordham, Alabama, Villa- Gleam Fo» Othen major league Job . . . Here's wish- Herkimer, N. T., outpointed Tommy clude Wtotera at left forward, Rubl- be no experimenting in a game as cemetery. Talcottville day at 3 o'clock, and a good time Is Kemp testified that he was toreat- 93— 278 Johnson ...... lOS 91 104 298 Mitchell Houm quintet at the West (Oanttooed from Page One.) The auditor, grim-faced, replied Haugh, Sr. ___ 104 111 104— 319 nova, Loulslaaa State and Sants ing thOM Spokane Clippers of the Cross. 136H Philadelphia (10). nowskl at rignt forward. McCabe at Important oa this one will be. guaids, Jamm Hayoa, FOrdtaam, aa> In store for all who attend. Chil- ened with a contempt of court Algona, la.—They don't wear red Klein ...... 97 77 77 281 But Just as there Is celebrating to Middle school gym to Hartford. Mat Kuber, VUIaaovn; oantar, Jamm that the comptroller general's staff charge If he didn't appear before the Mason . . . . ---- 108 99 81— 388 Clara. T. C. U. waa No. 16 on Coast Hockey League a pile of luck Green Bay, WU.—PhU Zwlck, 137, center and Adams at right guard, a Arrangements have been made to defendanta, Leary and Kelly, his dren win be cared for In "Mother coats or ride to hounds, but Iowa Wilkinson ....112 91 90 293 that list and puke twentieth. North Qiroltoa, oo is there gloom in quartet that played against the Members of the local teanc are re- Oonlta. N ew York. U n lven d ^ ; i Pine Bluff. Ark Robert and Goose Land" was not usurping power but at- secret body and under questioning bluebonnet suta of Texas and a . . . When Art Rud failed to MU Kau)tauna, outpointed Armando Mat l,6(>0 fans and a crowd of more close political allies. farm boys enjoy their fox hunting Total the outfit, the players took over Clarkemen to the even split of the quested to mMt at tha East Side terbaek. WltoMth SfaUt-Magh, I Raymond Hutson, tv.in brothers of , Mrs. Leo Scbendel i.Is _ . tempting to carry out the law and by his counsel, stated that "natural- nevertheless...... 474 485 441— 1370 wall for every rebel yell echoing CeclUa. 130, Peoria, IU. (Id). than 3,000 la expected to Jam the Twenty-six of the accused an- protect the funds of the people. Inapeetora (4) 818 442 610 1467 themMivea. took a 60 per cent pay New York—Maxle Berger, 14011. home and home Mrtea. In addition, Mato atreet drill shed as the game Rec by 7 o'clock. The game Is Mhed- cum; halfbacks. R ay Cnraalto, 6ar- he waa afraid of the threat Louis Schepperman. farm youth, over Ola rofllng countraaide of Ten Coach Tommy Monahan has a host •erered the roll call, only one halfback.*hMfha?kron^Mi'e on the ^'oTdrhl*^h''' local high school h“ '^'l , and all departments bazaar rom*[mttee. Tulloas teatlfieo that more than During a brief recess, Keogh ex- Krampe ...... 91 122 102— 315 MORIARHS TO HOLD ■asasa, for Tsxaa and1 ’ T______e n n e s s e e b a d cut and wiU rel} on a split of tha Montreal, outpointed Eddie Brink, la tha outstanding attraction of the uled to begto at 8 o'clock. ttegle Tech and Irv lM HaU, BrariB; missing being Enoch Borgnars. tram. of the church was buaHIng com In hla field when Dardls ...... 79 68 gate recelpU to kMp the wolf from of second string parformera who FuUback, Harold SUbWaa,) ______are co-operating. $6,000,000 expended by 1WA waa plained that the motion was of a a red fox ran in front of him. With- 87— 234 bOtn unbeaten, untied Rom Bowl 144H, Scranton, Pa. (8). ------RsMrva seats will alro be • “ ------tokPltt fugitive auditor, who was officially stIU under question by the comptrol- Learn an ...... 76 83 76— 235 the door the rest of the season . . , Newark, N. J.—Frankie Conn, have graduated to the varalty. available at slight additional oost. “ routine" nature and that It would out stopping to shout “ Yolcka.' IMPORTANT MEETING candidates, too, to Texas Christian It will be remembered that Man- recorded as "abaent." ler general. Runde ...... 132 109 111— 351 and the University of Tennessee. It’s a girl at the Jack (Miami U.) 129, Lyndhurst, N. J., outpointed PINO FONO BB8ULTS. serve as a possible appeal to the Schepperman hurled a nubbin at Franko . A Thought chester woe forced to stage a sizzling Ninety mlnutea were taken up In He said the field staff of the comp- federal court in the event of an ad- ...... Ill 88 92— 291 SentUnent ,was high here in favor Hardings . . . and right after the Benny Piazza, 180, New York (8); WRESTLINC~\ the preeentatlon of excusea by tbe the beast, klUcd him, and later col- young lady arrived. Jack’s Hurrl- raUy In the closing mtoutoa of play f Tbe results of the matchm la the troller general originally h ^ ques- verse verdict. of little Davw O'Brien and hla T. C. Bobby Ruffin, 123, Bridgeport, lected a bounty on tbe pelt at the Total ....489 470 468—1426 Seek good, and net evil, that ye PUyers Asked To Meet At canM went out and waUoped Buek- to eke out a 33-37 victory In the first 173 veniremen celled and at the tioned more than $18,000,000 spent Wahiberg waa called upon by the county auditor’s office. U. Horned n « g mates; Tennessee Conn., outpointed Carloe (juebM, Awarded Letter DAILY PATTERN may Hve: and so the Lord, the God West Side Roc Tonight; neU 19-0 . . Tony Lazzeri is about game here during the 1937-88 sea- finish, thirty were given permission by TVA but that $13,000,000 had had • growing delegation of hopeful 120, Puerto Rico (8). been clarified. Deflectors ( i ) of hosts, shall be with yon, as ye Hope For Scrico Ffnal. ready to change his mind about son, then waa badly outcloaaed In to leave among them Raymond backen, and disappointment was Holyoke, MSM.—Ritchie Gibbons, bowing at Brlotol. Which would Camden, N. J.—The Oolden Ter- By C.AROL D.\T RepreaenUUve Jenkins (R., Ohio) C. Heilman ... 85 99 100— 393 have spoken— Amoe 8:IA leaving the Cube . . . now that PhU 139, Springltold. Mom., defeated A1 Stiles of Routhbury and Robert J. Johnson ...... 84 98 keen within the two factions When seem to Indicate that another bang- ror. 303, defeated Chief Cfiiewacl^ Sanford of Oxford, members of the asked Tullosa If ha could offer a 89— 371 Moriarty Brothers’ football tsam Duka’s Iron Dukes came up *rith a Wrlglay has offered him a new Job Gauthier, ISt, Ludlow, Maas. (8). Bartz ...... 82 87 89— 358 In nothing do men approach so to the club's minor league Mtup . . , up tussle Is in the *vorka fi replied...... 443 476 488—1417 South Band, daclslonad Bobby La^ Deepateh (8) AUCE MARBLE SlNi not mode thslr returns on no oaa ooaM criticize its 1938 tram Some of (he East’s better foot- Bristol used 18 piayera in swamp- after each bad *roa one falL are and like simple, w *11-bred Jenkins then raquootad that before Sullivan ...... 109 98 tlckats for ths Wathsnfield gsms or Ita record of nine strali^t mc- monte, 147, Chicago. ing JTatovUle High to Its opener last dresses with graceful, extremely the Investigating committee ends tta 303 baU officials wonder why this sec- Chicago—Jim McMUIen, Chicago, OBITUARY Sibrinz ...... 82 94 83— 258 New York—ABce Marble, nation- lost Thuradsy a n asked to do so to- torlss edth never a touchdown, tloa doesn’t send along two whiotla- threw Bert Rubl. (both heavy- emart lines. hearings the comptroller general night. never a point, surrendered. furnish on analyals of the larger LeGeyt...... 121 97 83— 301 al women's stogies tennis cham- tootera whan its taams play Inter- wetghta). This dresa baa the new gored Me<>>rmlck ...113 108 pion. makes her debut aa a profes- Coach Luddy Hansen and hla Southern California drew a touch skirt, cut up to a point In the Items under quaatlon and "reasons 118— 334 sectional games away—Just Uko Chicago — Abe Rothberg, New Anderson...... 107 118 106— 328 atonal singer at a New York hotel. charges sre keenly disappointed that aarignment to Duke, ths tsam that other areas do . . . ooun&i Uke a FUNERALS front with a girdled effect that foY them so that anyone can under- toaoed back the chaUengea of Pitt, York, defeated Hana Schnabel, Ger- stand." The auditor promised this Dec. 1.. the heavy snow storma of the past good Idea at that . . . Lou Uttia Amputation O f Leg Ends many. (Both heavyweights). takes inches off your waistline. ..833 week d e lv e d them of tbe oppor- CJoIgate, SyracuM and othar atremg waa up at Bradford. Pa.. last night Mrs. WlUlam Jackson. Tt fits beautifully over the bust would be done. alevens of that caliber, and to ad- bccau.*e tucks Just below the yoke tunity of bringing the local grid title ■* * banquet for the local The funeral of Mrs. Anne (Cot- WEST SIDE LEAGUE hard luck TEAM hack to the south end after a three- dition a team coached by a man, high odMol’s fourth undefeated team tar) Jackaoa, formerly of Manches- sections and gathers above the Wallace Wade, who brou^t three I^onty Stratton’s Career KNOCKOUT DROP. (Bee Alleys) year abeence. Iha Gas HouMrs are to aeyen yean . , . (and, IncI- A G E N T L E M A N S W A R D R O B f ter, who died suddenly In Bayside, walsUlne give It easy RUIneaa. Elaat Lansing—(Charley Bachman Alabama teams to Pawdsna and In the West Side Rec bowling eanfidant that they would have dantaUy, to look over a couple of tha L. I., yesterday win be held Thurs- The ahrug-abouldcr sleeves, nar- ^ t ^ ysar’a Michigan Stats laft erith tero 'victories and cos tie boys from Columbia) . . . Congrats rowed to the arm below, give an Chicago—An empty quart milk league last night. Danny Renn’a emerged the vtctor 1a the deciding for a near-perfoct record. ■ • v a v v * mw ThsAoo the oldelinea for the flrat month day morning Is Bayside after bottle toppled from a window led^ football squad suffered more ta- to Tommy Rlchardaon, thto corner’s srtUch the body arill hr brought to effect of added height Tavern team whitewashed Billy claah attar pounding out a 81-7 brUUaatiin«n» bsMball ^ cireer------of* Mtford, Anthony Penclera of Mer- cents. Pattern or book alone— A Kelso poUceman Identified tbe UieSox. 19 to 7, last Saptombar. They stilt iMy, wall Ukad and n gn at pitchor IS cents. jraaooe ot ths top youiwBters for- than one rarati run per game. A t ?^t- Enlfcuul third aa the wanted man. Instead of fl pracMee flt the have a long way to go before they flingtag t ^ onion . ^ t .t o Cto' with a great futura. It wUl ba dif- Oelveeton, Webb used him axclu- ato. Walter Androoko of Hartford For a PATTERN of this at- atUia the acclaim of yeater-yaar. c to n ^ tbara’s aa East high ficult ^to replaoereplaea hira. My dMpaat M vriy In resef roles, a Job hs han- Frank Koslkowsky of Tontngton tracUva modal seud 18c In COIN, HARO WAT TO DRILL MUST HAVE SOMETKINO side Rse this Wednasdfly. Kans’s THE FLORIST Shoe Stare gUt YieHisHifln ts*ai ^ • West.Night h^ M amariegly for a youngsUr. A t Henry Juan of GrsonwiW, Frank ir I your NAME. ADDRESS. STYLE dagged gtrattoo’a Robtoaon of MaadMstgr. Dwight NUMBER and srygt to THE New Tofii—Jim Crowlai viii traeel to PocUaad tCflurrow > (m .a m o — -J — - ■ ■■■■ — psars New York-Nat Bolmaak C C. night to mm Iho 28SMS MostR hr ao what moga flfltaral that tba* - - he r4iJotaad ths ■ * ‘ " lay Pi- HERALD. TODAY’S PATTERN N. T. haahetban is rouadhm pw t*i to skirt - - richt halfback on fltt «Mk ; two ftsss age. Zn ltS7 U 8TE.AJNO PLACE, toto tern by ^ m mag^ig Iqpfll t I fsOowed by ' . .si-i A. to : to Otoflhfl to [of llaDaflald, Edward WaUman OtoWStta ^ ' Robert Dammlly of “ PAGE TEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1988 BIANUHEJSTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 29, 1988

yRAA*.\ HA>Jt A SENSE and N O N SEN SE ASAlia TO HR.V050Mb PMO dObA wotaia v\t'b Ttu.iW lb Inafrlprinx A Much has been said and written HN«N r HR HAb Hera Uea the body of Busan JOfias. as to how oas would want to spend OlbWPPSMRlO A b Resting beneath these polished hla laat houra. As a matter of fact, My«7^RIOl>«LV Rb atones, the moat dsairable way to paM them H'i TVRbT CAMl l»l0 Her name was Brown Instsad of would ba In not knowing that dsatb BOOIb'VWtl A Jones, was near. bOeSR OE t r i A N OF lost and found 1 ANNOUNCEMENTS 2 HELP WANTED— APARTMENTS, FLATS, beat ba bad. Fightiitera like that But Brown won't ihyms with OMAlNN,\b VR aran't all ovar.— Tha— jyTI ba putting polished atones. Jack—You aae that Doctor acroas WELL KNOWN MADAM WUIIamg, ■ F E M A L E 3 5 TENEMENTS 63 NAME DAVEY O’BRIEN the straetT He aaved my Ufa onoe. bWU. TOU.aM4»4b LOST—BLACK AND WHITS! Wrd CANZONERI TRYING him back on top at tha Garden be- And she won't know if it’s Brown bOMR U2CMV $XAR? and hound doy noBod Spotty. Tel. American palmintry raader. Houra WANTED — AN EXPERIENCED FOR BENT—FOUR ROOM tene- fore you know It." CARNEGIE WILLING or Jones. John—How did he do that? Jack—I was terribly sick and sent UMNCRvMbA VR SS78. from 9 a. m. to 10 p. m. Sundays all bookkeeper. Give age, experience ment, all Improvements, centrally A t the Garden. 'The laat time you AS LEADING GRIDDER day. 532 Ann street, Hartford, and salary required. Write Box 8, located, m good section. Inquire 701 COMEBACK A m T aaw him before tha comeback waa at Mias 1930—Glvs ms a man that's for him but he didn’t coma. VKMs OOteS. LOST—BROWN BILLFOLD con- Conn. care of Herald. Main street. the Garden when he tried—and TO PLAY IN S0U1H good snd kind snd trua. TOOtf AS60VDT1VN ainlns Jeney cnua Itaod oeiluoid failed—to win back the lightweight Patient—Has tt coma to the wont MOONR IN ^ Texas OTrisUaii’a Mighty Mite MiSa 1988—Give me a man. Doctor? calondor trlth naaie of John Klnfo* FOR RENT—883 EAST Middle cbsinpioiisltip ba prisod oo nuchf la Awarded Two l^hiea M b COhW VURMCR buty. Oontaiiui S3S. Finder pieam AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 4 HELP WANTED—MALE 36 Turnpike, 8 rooms with garage, FOLLOWERS ADVICE from Lou Ambara. He went out of The farmer still has soms fres> Doctor—Not yet, PH mall the 838.00. Inquire 680 East Middle the ring bloody, battered but atlU For His Feats. bin tomorrow. call BUS. 1938 NASH SIX Mdan. 1936 Ply- WANTED—ONt OB TWO mature Tartans Would Like To Meet dom. There Is no federal restric- Turnpike. amlUng and there waa no alngle tion on bis persimmon crop. tt-ta l O n ‘^^^^'BLACK~~POMERANIAN mouth coach. 1936 Ford Tudor, 1933 men for local service station—late A MAJORTTY NOT ONLY CAN Dodge 3-4 Panel. 10 other care. aound, Juat thouaanda of tona of coal New- York, Nov. 29.—iAP>— puppy with whlto chat. Anewers shirt. Experience required. Write Fonner Ughtweight Champ coming down a vaat chute. Tens Christian h Sugar There are doubtless others: The BE WRONG, BIPT FREQUENTLY to name of Topper. 1(M Weat Cen- Metaier Naah, 10 Henderson Hoad. Box K, Herald, stating age, quall- HOUSES FOR RENT 65 "WeU, 1 hope ao”. aald Tony, "I Davey O’Brien, the mighty mite IS. Tel. 7258. new recruit waa quite hopeleaa. Toonerville Folks tar atnat. Phone ISd. flcatlona and salary expected. could uae the dougln" And be ahuf- who ran, passed, kicked and quar- Everything he did waa wrong, and By Fontaine Fox FOR RENT—8 ROOM house on Bowl Contest LOVSn LABOR WON NEW 1B33 O. M. C. Pickup 35SU. Points OntV That He’s h fled off to taka hla ahower. terbacked Texaa Christian's Hom- try as be would, his drill waa Just V£9 lost” bl ack tocketbook Flower street, after D4k:. 1st. Call ed Frogs to an undefeated, untied awful. The infuriated N. C. O. in with Initial 8 on It, containing In- .Nett 1938 WiUyi Pickup <49U, 1930 bOGS— BIRDS—PETS—41 4880 for particulars. Kokomo, Ind.—Boys and girls who Chevrolet deluxe town sedan 8395, season, won recognition on two charge of the squad had tried every- Biirance book, receipt book, fold Need Of Money; Hopes To fronts today as the nation's out- may have drsamsd of the school 1938 Ford deluxe tow., aedan 1345. CANARIES 81.00 UP. Select one for FOR RENT—6 ROOM single house, Pittsburgh, Nov. 39—(A P )—Ths thing be knew. Now he could stand burning down didn’t 1st it hsppsn rbif, roaary and cameo. Finder standing football player. Tartans of Carnegie Tech, a power it no longer. return to 3 Rofera Place Open avenlnfa. Cole Motorg. a Christmas gift. Cages and accea- all modem Improvements, 148 Coo- DURHAM IS JOYOUS when the teat came. sories. Next door bo Larrabee’s Return Ta Garden. The Downtown AthleUe club of Offioer (roaring)— What wore Whan the Darraugh Chapel oen- Y O U 'R E R kS H T , W A R D E W 9 per HUI street. Apply Fradin’s New York selectelemoria] trophy, Recruit—Very happy, CorporaL . formed a bucket brigade and kept while the MsxwsU clutf of Phllsdel- game on January 3, and they hope O 0 ( b * O W C E D U RIM O A M \. STORAGE 20 SEVERAL MODERN SDC ROOM New York, Nov. 38.— (A P )—^The OVER m TO ROWL the blaze under control until firemen " EPIO BIV M C Manchester single houses, also two family Hau phla, composed of football ooacbea. the opposltioa will be the Homwl Pathetic figure the city woman arrived and saved the bulldl^. Tha .. 1 0 ) E P I D E M IC O P B L I Z Z A R D little, round-faced man smiled. officlala and sports writers In that discovering In far away places that OW AAAD AUSTIN A. (CAMBERS whan you ELECTRICAL In excellsnt locations. Apply Ed- Frogs at Texss Cbristiai/UUvsr- damage was $3,008. R a B B S — - T H ' L E A D E R Evening Herald want Uia baa* in Local and Long "When I started fighting again a area, cboae him for the Robert W, bread does not come already sliced. D O O S IM APPUANCES—RADIO 49 ward J. HoU. Telephone Manchea- sity. TURWSD ON tU ' OOCj Olatanca Movuif. Ually Expraaa ter 4643 or 8028. lot of guys wrote and a lot more said, Chy Celebrates InYitatioo To Maxwell trophy. AAByiCO'— CLASSIFIED HartftMd. Mancheater. Kockvuia RADIO BAROAINS—Several re- The Helaman trophy, awarded on The trustees snd fqeulty of Tfiph When you’re in Rome, you know: B A C K O P H IM A M O ■I certainly wish you wouldn’t. American, spoidlng a holiday ADVERTISEMENTS Pbona 836U 68 Holllater atract. possessed table and console models FOR RENT—83 PARK ST., eight Tony.' I guess tbam guys don’t balloting by the coimtiy's sports last night approved a post-s er6AO, A-S IVJTV N O S E < » M D S 'T H ' —Philco, TIenetli and Admiral, 89.95 Dnke B e r ^ Fifth Trip writers, is given In memory of game for the Tartans, who iris wa* endeavoring to work P)—Oor- room house, completely redecorat- know 1 got to eat and the rest of * ST A M P NEWS OPFlCfAU >ant ilx averec* word* to a Una to 889.95. Brunner’s. Phone 5191. ed, oil burner, gas stove, gaa re- the family does too.’’ John W. Helaman, famous football eight this season. Including vte„^ of his French in a cafe, W H O LE P A C K V V E R S I u d Um lAtlaU. numbara and' aburavlatlona REPAIRING 23 Open until 9 p. m. coach. over Pitt and Holy Ooss, and lean (after a lengthy study D06 WARDOM, aaeb count at a word and compound frigeration. Inquire Manchester The fellow who has to eat is, of For Coach. menu)—Oarsoag, Je de sir (^OIA>RS ot tba last of oia U. 8. C H fiV V lK ia O K IE A M CTT H ER MU Meb course, Tony Cansoneri. With his Marshall Goldberg, Pitt’s great only to Notre Dame. werda aa two worda Minimum ooat It ROOFTN3 AND 81U1NU, carpen- Trust Co. Trust Dept. Consomme Roayal et un piece of 1 SHOULD *ro R ib b o n s -— ive had ban tMm arlet ef tbraa llnaa. pockets empty but with the war fuUback, waa aecond choice In the The Tartans, with flva tsDtativa ragular iasua to ba ralaassd in «w>d>t>d Lina raitt par day for trantlant try and maaon work. Kaaaunaoir FUEL AND FEED 49-A balloting, followed by Sid Luck- pang et burr . . . no! Un piece of Oseamber bava bsan amxmneed drums sounding In his ears be is try- Bowl bids, made no secret of their bang. *TD S H O O T T H ' L O N E ada time paymenta arranged. W Van- HOUSES FOR SALE 7^ Durham, N. C., Nov. 38__ fAP)— man, Columbia; Vic Botts^, Cali- desire to meet the Homed Frogs, as follows: McetlTC Marrb IT. ItaT oour, 55 Wells street Phone 3335. FOR SALE— HARD SEASONED ing a comeback In prise flf^Ung, Walter (helpfully)—Pm sorry sir, POR AMY S U R V I V O R / , «t mmL Catb Charea the business in which they seldom Tho thermomerer abowad It waa fornia, and Bob McLeod, Dart- and athletic director CUrence Over- Benjamin Harrison, 24-cant, u d -Bid stove length wood. $10.00 a cord FCR SALE—SIX ROOM single, cor- mouth. I do not speak French. Dee. 2—gray. B X I O B islC Y / • Conaacullva Oaya ..I 7 otai f eta AUTO ruP8, CURTAINS luggage, delivered. Phone 5985. come back. nearly freeslng. but the fragrance of end said Tech's decision, therefore, Mt aUa t Oonaacntlya Daya ..I t ctai 11 oia ner let, low price, small deposit, O'Brien and a delegation of Tex- would probably be delayed until American (snapping)—Very arell, William McKinley, 25-cent, Dao. t Day ...... I 11 etti I I eta dog collars and aarnaaa repairuig In Need Of Money send ms someone who can. « rd w all monthly paymenU. Act quick. See A kil of the people who wrote rosea mtnglea with football enthual- ana beaded by Amon O. Carter of T.C.U. accepted a bowl bid. 2—« l c b burgundy. All ordara for Irrofular latortiunt Chaa Laking, 90 Cambrldga straat FOR SALE — SEASONED bard Theodora BoosevaM; M-ewt, JB bwtba wnt ba ebaraad at tba on* ttmo rata wood slabe, eawed any length, for William Kanehl, telephone 7778. Tony weren’t Just phoney ' asnti- aam in UUa tobacco-manufacturing Fort Worth ^1I fly hero for a din- The Tech team will resume pege- Telepbont 4740 town today. ner next Tuesday night at which OBSERVATION BY THE LATE Dae. 8—bloa. iffl) Owi- Special ratta for long larm ovcry furnace, ctove or flreplace. 83 load. mentaltsta. They bad watched Tony tlce Dec. 13. The InvltaUMis came B. FR ANKLIN: To get a person in- lard, u d day advartiting givan upon raquaiL WE SPECIAUZB In rooting ana g o ^ high as anyone ever went In UnUI late into the night. Duke tho trophy will be presented. from the Sugar bowL New Orleans; William H. Taft, 80-oent, Dee. Ada ordtrad bafolw iha third or fifth Call 4928. terested in you. let him do you a 8— ^lavender. day will ba charged only for tba ae> siding Workmananip guara. ..aa MONDAY NIGHT IJ:AOrE the bleak, cynical profession snd atudenta, led by the 60-pieoe Blue The Msxwell trophy, in memory the Cotton bowl, Dallas; the Orange favor. teal number of llmca tho ad appoar* rime paymants arranged. Paint- FOR SALE —SEASONED bard (Y Alleys) they didn’t want to see him fail to Devil band, paraded from the uni- of Robert W. (Tiny) Maxwell, bowl, Miami; the Ektotera bowL New Stanm salM at tbs Washmgtw ed. charging at tba rata oarnod but mg and carpentry A A Uion inc wood, cut any length $4.50 1-3 the level of tank town arenas and versity campus through the down- noted newspaperman and former York, and the Coal bowl, Charlea* REA© r r d Uo. TV-arnIte ...... 122 123 112— 357 came that Duke would rep'esent the to be Invited to play in the fifth an- What we want to know (s, did he aora than one time. men. now employed, with foresight, Phone 4498. time Scott got up punching. In most east In the Pasadena classic on Jan- I HOCKEY make ar loaeT And than there whs Is kept of murely pbUatelle sales Tba laadvortant umlation of ineor- fair education and mechanical m- comebacks the other fellow doesn’t nual Sugar bowl football game bera outside of the Washington agency. raat pnbllcallon ef advortlaing will bo 588 801 602 1771 uary 2. However, there bad been January 2. a Wan Street broker who mat an- • • • cllnaUons, willing to train spare Sllbroa (0) get uo—in the early fights. raattSad only by eancollatlon of tho early symptoms of it for two daya By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Herbert A. Benson, prestdaht of other of bis ilk on tho street the time or eveninge, to betxinie In- GARDEN— FA R M - Petriedo .. A fan puabed his way into the Mima aftamoon. A stamp or series to commemo- ehanrt made fer the aorvlc# rendered...... UO 101 101—312 —ever since t|ie ^ k e s defeated NaUoaal Leagoe the sasociaUoo. would not say what All adearUtementt muat conform stallation and servics experts on all DAIRY PRODUCTS 50 Keish ...... 113 96 86— 295 hot. dingy dressing room. “Hey. No games scheduled. First broker (^rmpathetleally) < rata tba opening ot tho Pinama la etylc, copy and typography with Pittsburgh In a snowstorm Saturday squads ware being considered but types Air Conditioning and Electric Haberern ...... 129 109 129— 367 Tony’’, he hollered. "You look^ latemaUoaal-Anierleaa Lsagae You lodk blue. Canal In 1818 Is fairly cartain to ragnlallona anforcad by the puhllth- FOR SALE—GOOD cooking pota- great, as good as you ever looked." afternoon. indicated an announcement would Refrigeration etiulpment. Write Wennergren ...... 91 93 110— 294 Pittsburgh mt Springfield. Second brokeiwWell, I }u8t left bo oo tho U. 8. 1939 sdiodulo. aia and tbty rtaarva the right to toee, white and mealy. 45c bushel The celebration was set off by be releaaed soon. see e#lta levies or rs^et any copy con< Ctoirentl ...... 99 121 107—327 Tony smiled again but not very American Assii^tian my doctor's office snd ha says l got fully, giving age, preeent occupa- Cosch Wallace Wade’s brief an- The Ust of clubs which niM bs ~l4sr#4 ohisetlonsbis. tion. Utilities Inst., X, cars of The seconds, delivered. Olcott Farm. brightly. When the fan had gone St. Louis at Tulsa. diabetes. Me, with diabetes at 48: Intorostiag new issues: Poland eidOSIKO HOURS—ClastlAsd sdi 403 W. Center street. Tel. 8748. out trailing cigar smoke and praise nouncement: "We will accept the (No games last night) invited Includes Ttmntissss. Texas —38 pletorlsis commemorating be ho pnblltbsd sams day muit b« rs« Herald. 543 520 583 1595 bid.” First broker—You should worry, Reids ( I ) he said. Christian. Camegla Tech, Fordhaai I got Radio at 114. tha 300i anniversary of the *Tos- IR3 M OUR esivsd by IS o'clock noon; Baiurdayt "Well, maybe I did, but I missed Wade’s statement followed a tele- and Oklahoma. 16:M. C^avey ...... 98 86 98— 282 BASKETBALL CHALLENGES titutlon of mdependenoo.” Tltay D U T V e w HOUSEHOLD GOODS 51 an awful lot and I was plenty tired graphic poll of Southern conference HELP WANTED— Reid ...... 107 94 110— 311 Prosperity snd peace must bs trees Poland’s long history and TELEPHONE YOUR at the end. But my timing Is com- members. The conference has a rule Belmont, N. C., Nov. 39—(A P )— FEMALE 3:> McLaughlin ...... 106 90 91—287 The Knights ot Lithusnla basket- around the corner! also show Polsndh aeoaasll^ty to (V iiti. w Rsniw rvs) HUNDREDS Ji USED Furniture ing back, I think I am hitting bet- forbidding post-season games, but There's another undefeated, untied Sheldon ...... 103 96 92— 291 ball team of New Haven would like ^ soo by ways of Ks now ports, WANT ADS bargains. 3 rooms furniture $’/b. ter” , Wade said enough votes were re- and unsoored-on team lookliig for a GOOD HOME IN SMALL aduU Farrand ...... I l l 107 137—355 to arrange a home and honu aeries Zeke Hubbard. Floyd Oouaty, Gdynia and Damdg. Tho oat In- Ada are aecaptad over the talaphone Easy terms. Phone or write tor a It seemed funny to hear nim talk- ceived last night to Juatl^ ac- with any top ranking semi-pro team post season game, and it’s not Duke S( OKI HY SMITH ■rguartat family for capable woman In ex- "Courtsey Auto". Alberts Fumi- Kentucky, backwoods trapper, eras tredueaa a number of now faeoa While There’s Life There’s Hops— at tka CHA R Q B RATE: given above change housekeeping services— ing like that. Funny when you ceptance of Southern California’s m- in Man^esler or vicinity. Teams University, either. riding In a railroad car for tbs first to phllatoly. By JOHN C TERRY aItbo«^ aa a oonvanlenea to advcrtieera, but turs Co., Waterbury, (>>nn. 525 473 528 1526 think of 1930 or 1931 when he waa tba C A S H R ates win be accepted aa reasonable compensation. Reply in Morlariy Bro*. (8) vltatlon. desiring bookings are requested to It's Belmont Abbey Jtmlor col- time. Right in front of him sat a Mapehukuo—two values mark- •fwo 5MM ID -nm spot the beat little fellow In the business, communicate with Joseph J. Mscu- h a n d s h a u l IN CilT 6COI^CHV LOZ.I FULL PATME.VT If paid at Iha butt- detail Box N. Manchester Herald...... It will be the first "bowl" game lege. Tha college autboriUeo issued bald-headed man reading a newt- ing sixth anniversary of the Jap- WHClte 5 0 0 S C M V W 8 W DOWN — tm mmmmaa FOR SALE — FAVORITE cream LaChxppaUa 108 97 91— 296 the IlghtwelfTht champion. He waa laltsl, 311 Saltonstall avenue. New I IN T O T H E B O A T— Best oirica on or. before the eevenih enamel gas range In excellent con- jShea ...... 99 92 87—278 for the Iron Dukes, who finished the a blanket eballenga today for a paper. He was pretty "thin on tbs snsss controllod sUts; Russia— ABMrtMB day following the Drat Inaarilun of a big roan In those days, daya when Haven, or call New Haveh 7-2177 post-season game to decide the na- top/’ but there was a good frlnga dition, reasonably priced. Telephone Brogan ...... 93 103 139—335 season untied, unbeaten and unacor- nine values "in honor of intarns- DfV^^ pnm, SMb ad otbarwltt tba CHAHUM oeople still cheered Babe Ruth up at between 8 and 9 o'clock in the eve- tioual Junior college championship. of hfilr round the tawe at the heed. l UTB Will bs sellsciad. No r«tr>'*n8tw 8900 for further particulars. Kroll ...... 121 118 101—340 ec upon, but for Wade It will be the tional aviation ra c o ^ adiifved A PTB ff HIM- t the stadium, when Twenty Grand ning. The man was aeratehing thaea low- MIU fer errors to talapoonod ada O’Bright ...... 98117 123—338 fifth trip to California. Coach Humpy Wheeler aald the by Soviet airman and wonMa": gftpbMtaa w|U bs aasemsd and th«lr sccuraey waa winning the Kentucky Derby, Wade first went to the Rose Bowl team waa willing to play anywhere er ragiona vigorously from time to Cuba—oomplato new sarles of eaanot bs vuarantssd. FOR SALE—KITCHEN range, oil when Marchmont Schwarts was an Michael J. Cook, Jr., of 107 Divi- kay a u burner, 88 gallon drum 43 gallons as a guard op the Brown Universi- from Maine to CiaUfomla. Belmont Urns. It appeared as if ,be would postago and almiatl paper dsptet- 519 627 541 1587 All America back. sion street. Ansonia, <^nn., writes to never get done scratching. The old INDEX OF range oil. Apply 91 Florence street Howard Oil (0) ty team In 1916. Later, aa coach, be request games with Catholic Boya' Abbey hasn't been defeated since ing tobacco industry and' other irier M a But like all fighters Tony bad the opening game ot the 1938 sea- trapper, much Interiated in the national affairs and rssourcet, xmi EMERGENCY after 7 p. m. Ctofek ...... 125 117 189— 381 bad luck with bis Investments. ’Ib'e carried three Alabama teams to Brigade Parochial schools, C. Y. O., CLASSIFICATIONS I-assdena. son. The last defeat, waa at tts operation, laaned forward find eald Cuban aviators who parlshed in i: ■ Thornton ...... 98103 91—29’J money melted away; a haberdashery under 17 years of age. in a confidential way; ‘TThat's right, Births ...... A Howard ...... U3 111 128—352 Wade’s teams have never been bands of tbs N. C. Stats freshmen. Pan-American good-wlU flight at- CbratH Xngagementa ...... here, a restaurant there, the horses stranger, that’s right. Chase ’em up a HOUSEHOLD GOODS 51 (?handa ...... 90 91 104— 285 beaten on the coast. Since then, however, the Abbeys tempted Ust Beptamber. iotjr Oraaa Marriaget ...... c took some more. So he is out there Ilie South Ehid Bulldogs of Wat- Inter the clearin’ an' then yer kin Pftke ...... 121 106 87—324 Duke’s squad broke training after erbury would like to play any Junior have beaten the Wolfists twice, Mexloo—a now msUrU stamp, trmU Daatbe ...... D CALLS FOR SALE—.VINE PIECE dining fighting for the dough. ketch 'em easier.” Card of Thanks ...... "We aren’t doing so badly. We the Pittsburgh game Saturday, and basketball team from 15 to 17 years 28-8 and 14-0. Jan. 1, obllgatoiy on sU letters M, Oait- room set, cheap. Inquire 75 Summer and poatal cards from Mexico. The In Memorlam ...... F street. 537 538 549 1624 had 12,000 Id *he house tonight", his II waa indicated the players would of age. For games please write to This year the Abbeys ran up 378 It is wen to listen In advice but beat and Found ...... 1 (ilbaon (4) manager said. "They don’t forget not be recalled to practice for a few Sammy Procopion. 823 Sputh Main points wblls their opponents procesds will be used to combat Announcemeiita ...... 2 not always wise to act la aeeord- maUrin in tbs country. Parsonala ...... WIlBon ...... in 101 121—333 Tony. He always gave them the days yet. street, Waterbury, Con. amassing a big sero. ance with It. ,09T- 3 POLICE (Csprrtght m s, MBA esrvlos. tea) ABtomohtlea MACHINERY AND rGlbson ...... 99 112 95—306 Aatomoblles tor Salt .... 4 TOOLS 52 Geaa ...... 116 131 102— 349 Automobiles for Eaci.unge . b Abraltia ...... 149 139 126— 414 Autu Acctaeorlet— Tire, ... 4343 imUa FORDSON PARTS. PULLEYS, Pontillo ...... 142 124 109—376 FREC KLES AND HIS FRIENDS By Blosser Dact- Auto Rtpalring— Palming .. Auto ScliooU ...... f-A spade lugs, magnetos, reouilt trac- ByOyiU WASHINGTON TUBBS Autos— Ship by Truck ... M tors, used Implements. Dublin Trac- 617 607 653 1777 H OLD EVERYT H IN G FLAPPER FA N NY ^By Bytvfm By ('rane OUT OUR WAY Autos— For Hire ...... f Lfiw lfl FIRE tor Co., Providence Rd., Wllllman- VfO^ By WUUaiha Holy Oaragaa— Service— Storage , lu LEAD TV4CT Hotorcyelea— Bleycltt .... 11 tic. , VES. YO U MAW Wanted Autos— Motorcycle,.....i:. .SOUTH OMLV NUJUS U N D E R H I M - - I Shopping Days QUICK! IP VOU SiT A PRiXt PRB aBOlaewo aaC Profeasl.ianl Bervirea TU40 TH T*4’ B iSOSST laeua- Bualneis Service, oflered ... U 4321 WANTED—TO BUY 58 D OLLAC!/ WANT TO SHOW BtoUa. Uoutehold Service, OfTersd ....IJ-A I Till Christmas ■ABOAM WE SOT ELK KILLED Building— Contracting ...... h WA.VTED TO BUY—Two used OP TW TO PACK HIM Ptorlsl,— Nuraerte, ...... i, NORTH chests of drawers, dming room Funeral Otroctors ...... iti CtMTMty O' thbse MOUNTINS! Heating— Plumbing— Roofing ... i; 5432 table and chairs used gas atove auar- Insurance ...... i« with oil attachment for hot water. Millinery— Uressmakliia ..... I'.i Ice box. Phone 4005 after 8^30 p. m. Moving— Trucking— .Mcesg, .... I'j Public Passenger Service .... - v naa; Pginting— Papering ...... im Professional Services ...... j': A M BULA N CE APARTMENTS, FL.\TS, Repairing ...... •;} TENEMENTS Tyd Tailoring— Dyeing— Cleaning ... :t (DOUGAN) n, Toilet Goods and Service ..... t*,. Wanted— Business Service ... 26 5630 FOR RENT—FOUR room tenement, Utlacatloiml for two adults at 43 Maple street. ao la tbo Couraeft and ClatBea ...... Telephone 8517. tho Woot PrJvat# Intiructiona ...... (HOLLORAN) Icb th ita Danclnf ...... a.n-.A FOR RENT—FOUR ROOM apart- iaiaa» a n Muilcal— Dramatic ...... 3060 ment. Midlands. Call 4131 or ; woold w UOOKIN& SvWDTXiAuuY at Qvor C WantBd— lr.itructlcnB ...... a. 10 8333. P n y do- Plnanrlal <>6CA1An PE4C6 PQoP06Aur... Bondi—‘Stocks— MvrtRai^eB .. 31 (QlISH) Butir.PkB Cpporttinlise? .... T OOKINO BACK TO CHRIST- you DO NOT U M D ieSTM JS^!^ vtty SM4>te. MV Djus sm. ruil nsrs to leoart ...... 3? 4340 ^ MAS 33 TTEARS AGO— Xr VMS H U T JttAAMUIL CAStO^OMIP WPSISKM- ». M-JT; firip aad aitnatlonB Thie world was looking skepti- t h o ub mt SPORTS BOnORH TATM t OP 7X3 f M cm f t mwDusnuM r ------nk Help WanJ^i — Kemale ...... s& -4, H 4 : FOR SALE cally at German peace pro- A «0 0 0 IDEA. lOSA J HS OUmOA r AS bOtlTMI AMSmOt. AT voua SIBWICt. O H! B. n * i i ; Htlp Wanted— .MaU ...... IS H OSPIT AL poeali. . . . Christmas pack- iw u iM m CANVAS n o , OR A HAIAMOCK^ Saltimen Wanted ..... U-\ CAPE COD SINGLE you toerr / SS PISSD/ AUAOS’ U f t V K ^ •is. Si* Help nled — .tlnls or Female. 6 rooma; ateam beat: lot 88 ages for allied soldiers, and for IM PACT » 'HOUR. you tow m t BIMU SI- Agents Wanted ...... ft-A front; West Slds Price only . , the American ambulance units OWN PATMER ROID MS V M V N O " d o fatad Sliueiiuns Wented— Femele .... 36 5131 In Frarice ware solicited. . . . Sltuetlone Wented —Mele ..... 3 S $3450. US IM l LUMMR, SODv s o y s EirploTtreni Agencle-...... vj Street shrines were being erect- IS N M T SMPlOlTs TUtM DSSN Thl» Is a good bwy!______ed In London to honor the war 1 b RUT IT Utl TOtMS MAH» Live It .rk— Pels— Ponltry— t ehlrl.-e M M TStSSfS. Doge— Birdi— Pete ...... «i Wo are glvtag 35% Credit to dead. . , . The Virgin Islands ru. SUMO Uve Stock— Vehteles ...... ,j W ATER DEPT. spent their first Christmas un- Poultry and Supplies ...... carefnl drivers on tnelr Aetomo- BCHtND W IMf Wanted— pets— Poultry— Stock <4 blln Inenrence. I fer aa dw ttM American flag. . . . Far Bale— Mlecellaaeaae 3077 eettmate. WoRsen were wearing high Articles For Bala ...... waists and flartiig. fussy skirts. Boats and Acceseorlas .... . (After 5 P. M.) Building Materials ...... STUART J. WASLEY DIamondt— Watches— Jewelry ,, Real Estse and Insaraaoe Xlsetrlcal Appliances— Radio .. 7868 State BMg. TeL 8648—7148 “Would YOU give me ■ fitalement of Pupa'a j^nancjal *nrou’re Just making a fool o f yourself, ehaaln* that blond in Fnal and Feed ...... Read TIm Herald Adts. atmnding ? He $ttyt be can’t afford to buy me a acooter.** the fifth grade. Why, ehe’s old enough to be your eieterC* m Sarden— Farm— Dairy ProducU onHhold Goode ...... M A N CHESTER Machinery and Tools ...... Mualeal IneCrumenta ...... MBWo Offlca and Store Equipment .... W ATER C O . MYRA NORTH, SPECIAL NURSE THE SPORTSMAN! n’.R.wiu.iaM* Bpeetals at tba Btoras ...... Myra’s Suspicions By THOMPSON AND COLL ijeaLssutiu ULAMTir Waaring Apparal— Furs ..... ALLEY OOP First Impression Bad WanUd— To Buy ...... 5974 By HAM LIN Baaaw— Mear*— Helela— Reaerts s o Y O U P U U .B O M S O U T OSt I M IS V / C9MBM SSMO KVGBV CAQPei>JTER Basiaaraats B u zz-T »«n vs soMSTHHoer aerrTBKi ai tm^ ASALLV, 1 H N kOLV. v o u e . P Q O M PT A C n O M , B H . M ISS 1M 40W O Q H BD O M TH Aff’ C a S T L E W H O L6 ST U D IO SB rT -U P / THACT D O CT O A O O tJtT aiti/ym^YAPU Kaoma WlUout Board ...... u w o e r m ? S IT o o M M f i B t .i.'r H e HtS N O S S f KMOW H O W T Baardara Wanted ...... se.. “ aa hkrh atOMTj- H A LS EX A M SO e T H K a S A J o a .- H E 'S S n U . lU A T H A N K VOU BE____ H A W IiCH ALO O K O RR N tD O N la ie i-f ^ t j J oo9fy ®*""**T Bo«rd— Resorts...... is G AS C O. ■— 1 crTHsas TO euBAR — in E A M O ER O U S O O M O m O M . M OST W H S A S V B S , OUT, BUZZ. A LL > O U l« e O M l' M K ,a .'C M A P | C(, Lmg THAT .Waatad— Rooms— Boart...... *1it opoin'; A W /RJIXy ouyj Baal Batata Par Maat 5075 CLU fiASy > Apa^anta. FUu. Tanamenu II O P M S B m Ibss Leaa^ni tor Rant ... 14 Boasaa For Bant .... at fcbarbaa For Rent .... I.” ” U VSt^'5“S:;/!r.f!“!.::;:.*: jj ELEC TRIC C O. Baal Batala Far gaU AFaJtmen^ Balldlag tor Bala ... M BaMMss ^p a i p tor Ba U ... t* 5181 r t r m a aiM IMnd tor la U .... ti ...... Tt gaaart Frayart/ for Bala..... u Baburbu for Bala ...... g, Evaning Herald ■Tar T g a b a a a a ... t| n 5121 f^-'y\ ■ ."'-i- ‘ ■ ' ...... '^ . L <

E-ii: ^AOE’T W E L ^ MantbeOet £t»nbui -SmtUi tTUESDAT, NOVEMBER 29, 198|| - ■' Mrs. Hayden Orliwold. chairman Mra. Anna Fogey o f 146 Btsaoll gas odor aiMha workraaa earns to V. Gregan, who. with Hla wifs who of the “Nearly New" booth at the street, wilt open her home for ABOUTTOWN Baaaar o f the Nations, Friday eve- public sethadc party for the De- COAL GAS FELLS the bouse to adjust the dampers. la a trained nurse, responded. Both ning at the Second Congregational gree of Pocahontas tomorrow eve- ThU momiog, after Mr. Sloane went to work on the baby and bis chimJ), wtU be at the raurch to- ning at 8:30. Prlaea will be award-' had left for Hartford, where be Is grandfather while a call was sent Orfltrd P u i«li Chapter, I^ugh> emplojred, Mrs. Sloane again de- HALE'S SELF SERVE morrow evening from 7:80 to 8:30, ed and refreahmenta served. to the South Manchester Are da* [ tara o f tha American Revolution, LOCAL RESIDENTS tected the odor and went to partment for their infaal^tor. This | 'MU M d Ita December meeting and from 3 o'clock on Friday, the day of the sale. neighbor's to teleplxfne for ths waa not necessary as br. Gregan I Keaday afternoon at 3:80 at the Workers ot tha RopubUean party, workman to again come to the and hla wife had resuscitated tha AND HEALTH MARKET V. H> C. A., with Mn». F. F. Spen- acUve In the past aUte election. house to tnvastigate. victims. cer and Mrs. C. E. Norton, hoatese- The Buckingham Ladles Aid So- wiU meet tonight at a party spon- A t noon both were reported out es. Tile guest speaker wiU be Mrs. ciety will haye a table of gift arti- Scott Sk n iw , 86 , RooaU M. Galled Far Help cles and aprons at the supper they sored for them by the Toam C3om' While she was at the houae of of danger. WED. MORNING SPECIALS Oarence B. Bomer of New Haven. mittee, which has arranged the are serving tomorrow evening at 6 tha neighbor telepbonlng, her fa- c|iairsMUi of the D. A. R state oom- event to be held In the Manchester Sloaiw, 2 V e a n O U, Sk9C Giken Sttuape Given With Cash Sales. i^ t e e for the advancement of otclock In the Masonic Temple, Sta- ther-in-Uw staggered to the door Country club. and called for help. Running to her Anertcan music. The members are tion S3. Glastonbury. Van Camp'a ^ requested to bring old silk and O rercome; O iii Of D u f c r home she found her two-year-old yams for the immlgranls detained The Brotherhood of Concordia The Sewing Club ot the Ameri- son on the floor and her faUier-ln- law In a bed way from the fumes. dBMBBaiUatSCTBlC at EUis Island. Uitheran church v.iU meet tonight can Legion auxiliary win lii^et Milk Cans day afternoon at the home or Mrs. A call waa sent In for Dr. John 4 23c at 8 o'clock at the church. An hour of Mrs Ronald M. Sloane, 3-year-old son Kathleen Sweet. 28 Putnam street. VACUUM Mrs. James Leslie, president of of fellowship will follow with re- of Mr. and Mra. Ronald R. Sloane Lady Roberts Lodge. Daughters of freshments in charge of Otto Putnam Coffee Lb. of 18 Sterlli^g place and Scott 32c Rt. George; Mrs. Harold Belcher, Schlemmlnger and bis committee. Sloane, 88, rather of Mr. Sloane. Servlet and QaaUty CLEANERS treasurer, and M ra Fred Baker, were overcome by coal gaa at their who is a local and supreme officer, Attorney Jay E. RuMdow has an Umbrella Repair Service borne at 8:48 this morning. 929-9S and ap Wheaties pkgs. wfll be in charge of the annual nounced his resignation from his W E D D IN GS Old tTrobrellas Made New, 2 21c Mr. Sloane and hla family re- One 8e Robe Roth Candy Bor FREEl Ckilstmas sale which the lodge will post in the State Labor Depart' All Sizee. ^ O y moved from the Midland a eeoduct Thursday, December 1, ment. He will engage in the gen LOUIS PALUZZI Brown Looei fpom 10 a. m. on at Potterton's ersl practice of lew here, with of- Apartments to Sterling place. The former occupants bad been burning M BlsseU Street store at the Center.' flee in the Rublnow building Kissman-Flavell wood In the hot air furnace which Selada Tea Vt Lb. Mr. and Mra Cheater Flavell of had dogged the chimney. 31c Carter street. Highland Park an- Girl Scout leaders will meet at Chapman Court, Order of Amar- 'YMterday complaint wras made Red Label the T. M. C. A. tomorrow evening anth, will meet Friday evening at 8 nounce the marriage of their daugh- by the Sloane family about the coal ter, Annabelle, to Paul A. Kissman, at 8 o’clock. This will be the last o'clock In the Masonic Temple. The M. lessen in the training course oy business will Include the Initiation of Highland street, son of the late FIFTY CENT SUPPER Salada Tea

Among the thirty persons who Admission 25c. Lbs. are to take examination for admit- Memorial Temple Pythian Sisters, Plenty of Parking Space! Spseial Offer Baldwin Apples 7 2^C^ tance to the state bar, December 30 In lieu of a Chmtrnaa basaar this 20—O A M A S ^tO THIS WEEK ONLY! and 81, will be James W. Colvin, season. Is arranging for an enter By GEO. HOLMES 698 Center street In the Pine For- tainment for Tuesday evening, Doc est section. Among those who ember 18 In Odd Fellows hMI. The Deeorative Upholsterer 3 Pc. Living Room Set HEALTH MARKET

are listed as law stuoenta, la Philip program committee, Mrs. Frances Recovered Repaired Bayer of 84 Stephens street. Chambers, chairman, has arranged • Eatfinatea Freely Given TO ALL HOMELOVERSt Moth-Proofed with "Jake and Karl" and their Woodwork Reddiabeil original "Night Herders” to give • Woikmaashlp Oaarantaed Agent For Link Sausage Lb. 2 8 c .AH Work Unarantoed ter 8 Tearal poAon of the entertainment. There will be numbers by local talent and • Highest goaUty Materlala U p h o l s t e r i n g We are In a poeittoa te fBrsisb drawing on the 13-pound Christmas beet of referenoee hi yoor ewn turkey will take place on that eve- • Dine Paymeoto Arranged O P P E R S town or In Hartford. Frankfurts ,Lb. 2 8 c BE N D IX ning. The Sooeeasor to the PRICE: mained in Waehlng .Machine Lb. A. A, DION, Inc. $32.50 Loaf Cheese 27c ',^r'i>.' WASHEH — KINSE8 .. .. « » ntbac to b OKE FREE! A Footstool and 3 extra

______RM. 4880 PUIows for Divan with every job! DAMP-DKIliS CH1UHTMA8 SALE! a THtTRSDAV, DEC. I, 16 A. .M.

AUTOMATICALLY I ONE YEAR TO P A Y ! POTTERTON’S STORE The JW.HALC CORK

Danghters of St. Oeorge. $ 1 2 - 7 5 MAHCHlSTea C omm. JUST PHONE HARTFORD KEMFS. he. Hand-made Aproas, Tea Coelea, Make Your Selec- sB> REk nrON 7-9719 AT OUR EXPENSE!

MS Mala Straat Olfte la Variety. CASH tions Now From Delivered.

Don't discard yoor old, good llvtag

room set for ww will make It look the ,Most Complete CUSTOM MADE like new.

Line of

81LT.WoodCo. Blasell S t U ph olstering Co, MILLIONS

D O N * T F O R G E T Tel. 449$ 111 Main Street la the r . 8. have already earolied ander Hospitalization Plana. 3 Pc. Set CHRISTMAS Hartford This Plan goes n rlh er and provides for Manehester people:

Re-Upholstered H O B PITAU ZATIO N — Any Reapllal. S5 Days. CARDS GRADUATE NURSE—At Home, S8 Days THURSDAY NIGHT Choice of coverings, new In Town O PERA'nO N PAYM EN TS—Any Snrgeon.

neats, new springs, new Hi!- GOODRICH LITENTUF DOCTORS' BILLS—Yonr Phyeldan. XMAS WRAPPINGS M ATE R N ITY C AR R —Part ot the Plan. ing added for extra comfort. M aso n ic Tem ple SEALS AND TIEINGS ARCTICS - RUBBERS - BOOTS For Further Information Call 3013

COMMUNITY HOSPITALIZATION PLAN Our stock is now replenished with these F. E. B R A Y BENJAM IN CH ENEY 175 East Center Street

TALL CEDARS , JEWELER high quality Winter needs for men, boys,

*3200 State Theater Bonding misses and children. Buy these and you

Ray Only $1.00 Weekly! 717 Main Street buy the best!

BINGO FREE ES'HMATEM

PHONE 7818 or 8818 ANNUAL BAZAAR

20 GAMES 25c Mattresses Be-.Made Like New- 8 Free Oamce! Sweepetakre! Special Oanys! and FOOD SALE 1-Day Hervlee! RMCNb^ SIIOPH

!;'• Door Prize, Split Into Ser-en T A X I #$# kdAfW —19—t THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1, 7 P. M. ON

.00 Prizes, Every One of 17 Years Your Own SALVATION ARMY CITADEL $35»I'hlch la Sure To Be Won! Local t'pholfitcrer. No "Carry-overs!" Dial Auspices o f Women's Home l.eagae.

FREE! Stool and t Extra Pillows 3230 Ijidles' and Children's Garments, Aproas and Gift Novelties. To .Match With Every Order. Home-Made Candy nnd Bnked Foods. Clean. Comtiirtable Carl Cake, Pie, lee Cream and Coffee Sold. Coarteons Service At All Times! Xmas Gift Photograph:

Manchester

CITY TAXI Upholstering’ Co. Annual Christmas Sale 18 S C H O O L S T R E E T DB.N.MS MURPHY, Prop. YOUR

TOWN n

-P O R T R A I T B a z a a r O f The N a t ions*' Range and Fuel Oil

SECOND CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH A Gift ONLY 24 H O U R S E R V I C E

FRIDAY. DECEMBER 2. 2 P. M. ON YOU Can Give! Telephone 3873 Babv Show, 8:00. .Afternoon Tea, lOr, In England. POPULAR TEXACO CKYSTALITE RANGE OIL Enjoy Dinner In Denmark, 8-7:80— 40c, Waller N, Leclerc Entertainment, "Flow erlogne". 7:80. M ARKET Come and Visit the Booths Representing Various Countriee! Funeral D irector 855 Main Street 789 So. Main it. Phone 8768 Rubinow Bnilding MOR2ARTT BROS.

301-315 Center St., Cor. Broad SL “W H E R E T H R I F T Y

SHOPPERS SHOP”

TOMORROW, WED.NESDAY. PI.NEIirRST CLOSES .AT NOON Wednesday Moraine Cling clerk Boy these Wednesday Specials hefore twrhe o'clock . . . It will SPECIAL SPECIALS! pay yon to ;

FOWL or CHICKENS lb. 29c Sofa, Two Chairs and Free

S l ^ on the Fowl will range from 5 to 8 pound*. The Chick- Ottoman to Match Your Set:

ens offered at this special price will be small, fresh birds which can be need te fry or roast . . . weights about 8 1-4 pounda PORK CHOPS

.00 M e ^ gitodlng fresh Country Style old fashioned Sausage Ajid f

Meat to ^ y . Soup Bones and our specially well trimmed Lamb 19^ IK Stew n^B aiw In demand these rold da.ts, as'Well as linehorst Terms Easily Arranged. Tender Pot Eoastft. SIT EARLY — A tom DISAPPOINTMENT

Choice of Selected Coverings. ntXSH or SMOKKD Phone 5808 Vat ApFointnent. N e w Fillings and N e w IT O F T ffIS PRACTICAL SUOOtSTIONS ORANGES dozen 28e Springs where necessary. SHOULDERS . , These are Indian Blrer Orange* with fewer seeds and more jalce . . . try- a dozen. POR IM^RRASINO POULTRY PROPITS Parlor Fumitnre Co. FALLOT STUDIO

1 . M a i n S t r e e t Yea win find this new Johna-Manville Indian BUer (Fantoos for Better Qoalttyt Out-of-town castomers i *k »— book one of the moet helpful jron here

.Maacbeetey 8018 at oar e x p e ^ • w read on ponltry booted It con- I NOFf GRAPEFRUIT 3for25e If yon have wxMk to be doaa. taina ai^to-the-minute information D'anjon Pewa B e a m Base Pears \ DeNdom Apples OtfR t o s t abort insolation and eantilation and LARD ebowa how they contribute to a fZN O f FOR

TANGERINES dozen 15c baalthiar flock and battar profits. It A c o m GIVE tolls aU abort tha now aibeetoa waU 9j^ IK New Cabbggc boards which maka durablt, aanitary

9l $1 “pock-pw r irtariora. It’ daecribM GreeB Beans HER Wednesday Is last day of the speclaJ oa rta J-M roofing: and tidingtid in g material! Tomatoes Birds Eye GREEN BEANS at I V a box. RADIO PLATE BEEF which- cat npkoop-r-coop aapenee to tbe Try Spinach at JV, or CauUJIower at I V Celerj' BEAUTY bone. It is pecked with Uluetratione bax. California Carrota and diagnma. aaaUy foUowed appli- SERinCE SALT PORK Wave ^on. Tha book ia fraa. No oUi^ English Mufflns, and Fronted Caiminghani Tubes gift non. Sand for your copy to < ^ l White Raisin Bread.

Phone 4457 l O j ^ I K I Telephoas 8058 | THE W. G. GLENNEY CO.

Wm. E. Krah S3 OabBoot Straat ORANGES AND IHo^l 4tde GRAPEFRUIT

French Beauty Shoppe

4t Peed Street MrT&tJeeR cuiiDiunv HomFs pno