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MANCHESTER — A CITY OF VILLAGE CH^AKM

VOL. LVHL, NO. 47 : m Paga U) MANCHESTER. CONN^ FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 25, 1938 (SIXTEEN PAGES) PHICB rHRBB CENTS

Light Artillery Charges Snow'

EARLY SNOW PUTS

SOCIALISTS TO SEEK

BLANKET ON STATE

DALADIER’S QUIHING;

NEARLY FOOT DEEP

— « MOTHER NATURE SHOWS One Of Worst Storms h No- STRANGE PARADOX MORE GUARDS CALLEDl

Yomber h Coimectiaifs Scranton, Pa., Nov. 38.—(AP) —Mother Nature present^ a strange paradox today In David May Get Invitation Confer Under Leaderihip Of History Puralyzos Rail, J. Evans' yard. Snow which IRITAIN, FRANCE to England Yuletide blanketed the ground seven Inch- es deep also weighed down pussy- Bhra And Later Meet Bit- ^ Highway, Marine Traffic. wUlow planU In fuU bloom and a WARN POLAND maple tree bearing its second crop of green leaves this sesson. sidenta h Praniers O w t (By ASSOCIATED FBESS)

The Bun emerged over Connectl- ON AGGRESSION Party; AD Factories in today. presaging an end to one the w ont November enow etorma Send Message On Czechoslo- Phris R efioi Cleared Of the Btate'a blatory which spread STRONG WINDS

a blanket nearly a foot In depth In vak Invasion; Statesmen Strikers By The Police. some places and paralysed railroad, highwaj^and marine traffic. PILE UB SNOW, The Srs. Falmouth, email freight- Condnde Virtual Out- er of the Eastern Bteampship Ldnee, Parta, Nov. 28.— (A P )— Th* which went aground early today at SoriaUst party, tbe most powaffM SLEET DRIFTS the height of the storm near Qreen’a right Military Alliance. in the French Chamber ot OapaUaiiG reef, a ’ mile off Rotbn point, Nor- 5^!?*.*** i^niery as a Great Lakes snow storm swept across upstate walk, sraa reported listing badly aad The mechanized forces of the clty'e street cleaniiur department were kent buzv Here decided today to demand PraasUir a plow chargea Into the drifts at the height of the storm in ^wntSwn w ia r o ” quSro. Ooaat Guard vessels from a Long Ad£tHHial Distress Threat Paris, Nov. 25.—(A P )—The pre- Daladler’* reslgnatton amid spsaad

Island base were standing by hop- miers of Great Britain and France Ing agiuuon against tk* govsn- ing to be able to float the ship at ment high Ude. ened For Transportatiofl warned Poland today against invad- TTm decision was taksn at a vaoet* Although there were no deaths re- ing Csechoslovakla'a eastern terri- ported to have been caused by the CHARGE BDDLE tory. ^ ot party laaders Just after Oalto Faialities h Area Already WOMEN AND CHILDREN diar summoned aA w tu yi storm, several persom. were Injured Alarmed by reports from their 6ad gendarmes to curb a In automobile accidents about the ambassadors in Warsaw and Pragus, state caused by the perilously sUp Crippled By Bad Stonn. IKYING TO GET wav* of strtkaa involvtng 100,000 Prime Minister Chamberlain and workers protesting against tfi* pr*. pery condition of the highways TAKEN OUT OF DANG) Premier Daladler instructed tbelr which. In addition to the snow, were mlec'* suspension of tbe 40-hoai) Warsaw representatives to caution week and other decrees. coated with sleet which fell yester- By THE ASSeXTATED PRESS. USEFUL FACTS tha Polish government sgalnst the day afternoon when the storm be Tto SoriaUst chiefs eonfanrad tan Forty-mUc winds, piling up snow Eyacoatioii Frim Crestiiie “danger of such action." > d« tto leadanhip «f Porraar Fra- ran. and sleet over an ares already aert- France and Britain, along with Average Teaaperatate About ZO POLISH TROOPS mler Lson Bhim aad aftarwaitf amC Germany and Italy, agreed In the Temperatures ranged from 10 and oualy crippled by the worst Repubficaiis Aslert Infonna- with Isft-wlag Rodlekl-Boclatota Thanksgiving storm in years, Started When Forest Fire Munich pact to guarantea the new forming a dlastdant g n op of Daia- 13 degrees above In the northern frontiers of Ckecboslovakla. part of the atate to the low 80*e threatened addiUona} diatreaa for dlar’s own party. ENTER CEDED OoncloS# Military AlOnaca along the Sound, and averaged about transporUUon faculties In m««y tion Would Aid Boavd Befin Sweeping Toward Tbsy war* understood toJto ate 80 degrees. parts of the naUon today. Ths statssmen, who last night tomptlag to form a new majority. Municipal crews of workmen and The Icy winds struck sections oi In Nefotiatnif For Ptar- concluded a virtual outright Anglo- WPA workers were called to duty the North. Atlantic coast soon after Town h Calif. Monntains CZECH LANDS French military alUance, ware In- M^BrfogTa last night In virtually every com- midnight last night, accompanied ft)rmed that Poland hod nintstri Tto SeciaUsta ___ -r»— munity and battled the storm aU by a aever* and freakish thunder chase Of Power Company twelve dtvlslona of troop* along the toadara of the Sodallat Bapnb night clearing sldesralks and thor- Md Ughtnlng disturbance In New Los Angeles, Nov. 88__ (A P)— Charf et Deoanztioii Codh frontier o f Ruthenla and that Parta, Nov. 3b.—(AP) — A visit Union arboas approval ef tha aMte oityhfares. York and New Jersey. The Coast Evacuation of^women aad children (Tsechoelovakla was sending heavy (ram the British______pHlM minister ap- Daladiar drive adght betw Hm During the.early morning hours nrigneUcn of two CSabtaM Guard said aecUona of Long Island, Washington, Nov. 35.—(^AP)—Ra- toom OeatUne, In the San Beraa- reinforcements to tbe eastern prov- peared today to hav* advanesd the New Haven raUfoad reported Its were battered by Ugh aeaa but Incce. tom who ar* mambws cf that pM g pubUcan members charged Fran- dlno mountains, was begun this itiiMi Attaii Retoh In stop tbs plans for a return to Eng- tratna wers running lato—up to ana that no aeriotts damaga to shipping If the tension continued, Informed ’*“land * by““ formar ' “King IMward ‘ aad Id ra —PubUe Werka Mlnlator Anetofa 2 hour behtaid scbeduls in some in- had baen reported. Biddle, TVA investigating oonunlt- morning whm a foraat Ore began quarters said, Ohamtortaln and Americaa-bora wife. Mawala aad Labor in»toer ChHtoe stances—but said later that condi- Additional aleat and snow and tee counael, with attempting today sweeping toward the Uttle town. Ocdiation Of Territory Daladler were agreed It might be Ptwatior fluiutinilnln orttH PomaraL tions had virtually returned to nor- continued cold were forecast for to elicit from Wendell WUIkle. utlU- MeanwUla, oa another fire front. neoessary to call an Immediate con- sign Secretary Lord Hallftui calM mal srith delays of only a few min- most of the nation today, with In Los Angeles county, a new men- PoUc* aaaaaaead aU toctottos hi tlsa executive, taiformaUon which ference ot the “Munich big four"— upon tbe now Duke et Wfodser at tto Paris regloa ooeuptod bar the utes. It said all trains would be clearing skies expected tonight and ace aroee on the ridge of a thickly Ahead Of Scbednled Date bis botsl last night The running on time by noon. rising temperatures tomorrow. would be useful to TVA In negotia- populated canyon when an exten- Chancellor Hitler, Premier Musso- etrUters bad boen rise rod. Thaaa to« tions for purchase of one of WUlkle'a lini and thsmselves. 30 minutes ot tbe Duke's dasir* to eluded tto Reaholt All Blabi Roods Cleared At Leaat 84 Storm Deaths. sive backfire was wUpped up sud- go borne, British souross said. If Germany moves to prevent plaats, whar* a clash occurred Im C The State Highway Department At leaat 84 deaths were attrib- companies. denly by adverse winds. It Warsaw, Nov. 28—(AP)—Poland, The Duke of Gloucester, Wind- reported that all main roads had uted to what was winter's first real threatened to send the lire down the Polish occupation of Ruthenla, night between workers and amhOa Representatives Wolverton (R., charging that a Polish demsrcatlon which would give Poland a common sor's second younger brother, and guards. been cleared by mid-momlng nl- onslaught for most aecUona. N. J.) and Jenkins (R., Ohio) ob- main slope of HandevUle canyon, hie ducheae visited here Armistlca though the blustering wind piled jp commission had been attacked In frontier with Hungary, It was aald Most of tba factory units w oiw ; Air traffic waa at a standstUl .lected to questions Biddle asked where there are many pretentious day. They were first Ot the royal drifts------— in______someplaces places ... whira made ia the eaat last night, and weather WUIkle about capital structure coets homes. Qeechoslovakla, today completed Franc* and Britain would back up aubsequenUy clearad aad the ra* Hitler. famUy to caU since the Windsors one-way traffic neccMaiy. The de- offlclalB beUeved flights would be of the Tennessee Eaectrtc Power Mra. John Hay WUtney, noted ahead of schedule occupation of were married. BMlndar of tha oMkan vMdad___ partment pressed nearly 1,800 men cancelled through most of today. Company. sportswoman, waa among tboae Chamberlain and Daladler, ac- positions this mosnlag. Tlw Rcaaolt and 880 tnicks Into service Isst ceded territory which until now They, too, were aaid to bava The Weather Bureau at Wash- David Lillenthal, TVA Board mem- who left Mandevllle as the flames companied by French Foreign Min- talked of a visit homsi perhaps tor management posted notlcaa that thp Bight crept closer. technically waa Csechoslovak. ister George Bonnet and British ington last night ararned of storms ber, and WUIkle have been nego- Chrlstmss and the customary fam- planto would shut down indaflaltoty. The Icy highways caused many along the AtlanUc coavt from Cape tiating for the tale of the uUlity's Walter Schultx, who led a cara- Entry of Polish troops Into these Foreign Secretary Viscount Halifax, a motorists to abandon their machines Uy reunion at Sandringham bouse. rrapMo Protaat Maattogs ' Hatteras to northern Maine. North- jroperty to TVA and municipalities van of three automobiles containing areas was bellioved to have fuUUled arranged for a final few mtnutes' His talk with Chamberlain was and early today state police report- 16 women and children Into Ban The exaeutlve oonunlttoa o f th» west storm warning* were ordered n the TVA ares, but bsve disagreed r eland's declared IntenUon to take talk this morning before the de- the first for tbe Duke with the bead Oenaral Cbnfedsratioa o f amt ed about 50 automobiles stalled to- on cost. Bernardino, said the flaiMs were up from (Mpe Hatteraa to Sandy measures “to obtain aatisfaction" parture of the BriUsb statesmen for of his government since he saw Bart bahlad closed doers at alghttofi to tween Hartford and New Haven on Hook, and northoast warnings from Protests From Stand within a mile of Crestlln^at 6:80 London. the Berlin turnpike. a. m. anci “protect territory ceded by the Baldwin, then premier. Just before pmpar* a asrlea ef mam meetinps hi Btsndy Hook to Eastport, Me. WUIkle protested from the stand Czechoslovaks.” Chamberlain and Halifax left by abdicaUng tha throne Dee. 10, 1936, The northwestera part of the state The smoke was aa tUck, he said, train at 10:80 a.m. (8:30 a.m., ax.t.) protest against the gevwaaMet te> The Bureau predicted gales north that he thought It “quite unfair" for Poland now has taken possession and leaving England. morrow and to fix a data, pcobabty was most severely hit by the storm of Sandy Hook today. Biddle to question him about Items visibility was less than 80 feet. Hailed by Freaeh Oablaet and the Highway Department re- of all Czechoslovak areas that AaaodatosI o f W indsor..... eald theyneat Tueeday, for a 34-hoor g n im i From almost every aecUon of the Involved In the sale without giving Leave by Back Bead to Pea art. Their derision to form ths de- did not know ported eeeondary highwaya in that Many others, Schulta aaid, left Prague agreed to transfer In what definite pl^is nation came reports of stranded his company a chance to present fense forces ot the two countries la- section were under a foot of snow. lengthy expert testimony on sU of Crestline by way of a back road Into separate setUement with Warsaw aa Pam Two.) The Southern New England Tele- motorists, staUto buses, delayed after the Munich agreement by to a coordinated system waa widely the factors Involved. the Mojave desert. OeatUne has hailed by French cabinet ministers, phone (Company said its cable and trains. CommunlcaUona, and light about 400 aU-year realdenta. wUch Germany was given the and power fadUUee were crippled “I am wondering what could be wbo repeated the declarations of wire lines bad not been affected by the purpose of going Into this,” Wol- The San Bernardino fire, reported Budetenlsnd. « the lee and high winds and that in some regtona. to be entirety out ot control places Chamberlain aad Daladler tbat vsrton Interrupted. ‘T can readUy Two Memben Wounded Britain and France would seek BOLIVIA DECREES telephone usage was up 38 to 80 per New England reportad the high- ese this makea theae figures avaUabla in Jeopardy the highly-developed est hoUday death toU, with 11 auto Two members of the Polish mis- peace with Germany and Italy, but cent above normal througtout the to Mr. Ullenthal In hta future nego- Crest forest dlstriet aad its 4,000 sion were said to have been wound- LATE NEWS state during the etorm. fatalUas. Icy blghwajra accounted tiation'' “Just to be sure” they would arm to cabins, residences, stores and hotels. ed in the attack In Csechoalovakla. the teeth. 18 ladMB Near Danbary for live deaths In the south. Ohio Biddle replied that be considered Fanned by a Ugh wind, the flames STAHOFSIE(X Fifteen inches of snow were re- reported four dead In traffic acci- The territory occupied by Polish The new Anglo-French agreement It “exceedingly Important" that the Jump^ fire lines eatsbllahed along a troops waa a small area hi the ported by the New Haven railroad dents and Pennsylvania tbrae; New committee kimw the viewpoints of Ughway. was said to provide that: FLASHES! Tork reported live storm dtoths; Ckasa district wUcb was not to bsve 1. Brt^ln, abandoning tradlUoa, Charles M. Plummer, cUef dis- been taken over ontll Dec. 1. (Osottaaed oa Paga Tea.) Michigan aito Indiana had two each, oa Page nra.) patcher for the U. S. Forest Servlcs will train a large expeditionary Goveminent Aimooiices Re- and Nebraska, Missouri and Mary AuthortUUve quarters, despite re- army to help French forces in war- NOTE PUBLIC TOMOBBOW at San Bernardino, describing the ports from Paris that Britain and time. Washtaigtoa, Nov. 38. — (AP) — land counted one each. situation as "extremely serious," France had warned against a PoUab 3. Production of all war supplies keffiois Acts Committed State Departaiaat eOktals todleatad TiaSto At StaadattD sUd men had bean sUtioned a In New England, hit by tha flmt invasion of eastern (^secboctovakla, will be coordinated. today eeatoato o f its aow aoto to 3RESCDE CRAFT BELIEVE NAZIS throughout the endangered area “to declared that neither the French nor Oetmaay relative to Aaototoa dehto heavy snow and the coldest weather asaiat In evacuation if that becomes 8. France will purchase 6,000 British smhsssiiloi had dlamssrrt Prior To ProdamatioB. woold to pohllahed hata neabahlr of the winter, traffic waa virtually necaaaary." * bombing planes, many of which at a standstill bacause ef glased the poaslbUlty of such an attack probably will to built in Canada. teoserrew. They ladieatod fattfeaa Oeatar.Of Berraatinaal Area with Polish officials. STAND BY VESSEL highwaya. FEARBOYCOn Oast foraat, comprising a doaen (In Budapest, the semi-official (OoaHaned aa Pag* Tea.) BULUCTIN! ment was not retreating la a i^ As much as Sva inchss of aaow commuUtl'aa, aad honeycombed by ner from Its ortgtoal demoad feU ia the eaat yestsrday and last nawapaper Eatl Ujyag aald Hun la Pas, Nov. 38— (AP)— ------twisting roads lined with homes. Is garlan border troops had taken tor night The govemmeat today ao- Anstria’s debts to tS *eoa i^ ^ a major ceeter of a recreatioaal Csechoslovak soldiers, four gen nmmeed eopproialoe ef a rehel- Dijast Giard Officers Say At MUan, N. H„ WUbur Potter, a New Order By Goering Ban- area wUcb in recent years has been term er and the tether of seven chil- darmes and alx frontier guards cap- Hon aad eaptare of a namlier lO lX S CHILDREN. SELF visited by 3,000,000 persons an- tive. It saidiall were o f (JXech na-' JAPS, NAZIS Si(9i of rebels. A steteineat by the dren, was missing la a drtviag nually. ArgM, lad.. Nov. 3A — (AP) — Freighter h No faBmi- nowstorm which swept the moua- ling Action Against Jews tlonality and bad fleo to Hungarian seenrity pMke aald a party of William TiMMapsea. Oraea towaokto AU avaUabi* maa, many o f whom terrifory after being routed In a eoaspiraton mode aa tacnrsloa toina near DixvUls Notch. He dis- had assisted In checUng the Are on tmstoe. aald Mrs. Jacob VoMM. g£ lent Danger Of Sinking. appeared whUe huntaig deer Wed- flght with Ruthenlan Insurgents CULTURAL PAa early today lato the faameka abet and killed heraeif todog afS nesday. Indicate Effect On Trade. two lower fronts, were rushed Into near BUke in CXrpatbo-Ukraina — of a Garabtoeer regtmeat ia Is* she appareatly tod Peimaylvaala. where drifts had Paz aad tried to Indaoe the DaaaM. 15, aad her I * a P a g t . t e a . ) an Page iz a .) soldiers, with promises ef Ija, 37, la their ______New Tork, Nov. 85 — (AP) — piled to a depth ef 13 tnchefT pected more enow in some a Bsrtln, Nov. 38—(A P )—A Fordsn Office Spokesnuui largo saaia of money, to Jeta here. Tbompeaa saM Mrs. Veseto Three Ooaat Guard craft stood by a rm-ehrilonary movement. had been despoadeat slae* h v hto. ------Faf. today. Buses were running one to order by Field Marshal Hermann today as the 251-foot freighter WUhelm Goering haimitij further toad died a year ago. mouth, with 34 men aboard, was three hours lato but trains . • • keeping close to ochedule. Tempera- street action against Jews was in- Says Afreement Does Not La Pas, Bolivia, Nov. 38—(A P)— 'pounded by a 40-mlle gale on the INTEREST EARNINGS GOOD tee shore two miles eaat of Green tures wers briow toaeiing- • In- most terpreted today to indicate that for- East Texas Orator Will The government today proclaimed a sactlons. eign boycotts were having a telUnig state of aieg»—a for of martial HarUord. Ncv. (IF ) latoi Ledge, near Sooth Norwalk. Conn. Me^n Jew Persecation. est earalags aa the OMeattool UR. Oiast GuaM officers at Batons New Tork city measured aevaral effect on Germany'a foreign trad*. lew-throughout BoUvla. Nsek said the veaari waa In no Im- IndieB of snow through the night Chancellor Hitler’s chief tfouble- Be Baby In New Congress employaieat Oompcaaattaa and ordered out more thap ],ooo riiooter told 88 Nasi dlstrlet leaders The goveniment Isiued tbe follow- which Is ea depeeit la WMhtogtoa minent danger and was waiting for UP high Ude btf ora attempUng to work piecea of aaow lighting equipment last night that ths time for extra- Tokyo, Nov. 35.—(AP)— The tng announcement in explanation of totaSed $4S4,«8IA8 by Oct. 8L H toe*. to clear the streets. The equipment Isgal aetkm agstost Jews was past Washington. Nov. 35.—(AP) —g Beckerortb, a former school Japanese and German governments Its action: ^ oaaoed today by Lator Oommiasioaer Jeaeph M. Teem, H m 168-fbot Icebreaker learns, a included rotary brooms, flush and that ba would hold them re- UndIn O. Beekworth, 35-year old Uacber, unseated Rep. Morgan G. signed an accord on cultural co- East Texas orator. wUl be tbe baby "At dawn today In this city acU Maay persoae have csmclaei tto to- motorboat from tba >»Mts Neck wlth plows and wrecker equipped sponsible for say new outbreaks. Bandars, a veteran of 18 years In operation today but. the Foreign of rebellion against the legally con- Btatton and a 75-toot Coast Guard with plows. Sources close to (Soertng asld Us of tbe new Goagrese and the young- the House, in the Democratic pri- •( ton (aoda la gavasa. est House member In recent years. Office spokesman said, "tbe agree- stituted authorities were committed. boat were near tba atriataa freight- Haairsis Of anrtflrats order undoubtedly was in the Inter- maries. He has served on* term ment doiee not mean that Japan is er. The election of Beekwoitb and in the Texas legislature. It U the duty of tbs executlv* to Hundreds of minor traffic acci- est of foreign trade, upon wUdi the going to pcraecute Jews.” Earner, Coast Chiard officials had several other relatively youthful safeguard and conserve public or- iatereat had aeeiaed whBo a dents occurred throughout matro- Nov. 10 shop wrecking by angry The d eu of the present Congtem, Tbe accord recogntses the respec- der. Therefore tbe oouncU of mini., sighted another craft *»-«"g poUton New Tork last nlgbt and crowds had a boomerang affacL newcomers in both Houses empha- waa belog malatatned a o f^ ‘ " what veteran capital am- Senator Sheppard, also Is a Texas tive "racial prinriplea” of the two ters has decreed tbe tnvoesUon of into tow by a prlvato ______vehicular traffic waa at a wJwiwiiim after aaffiefeat lebattor I mlMaken it. In the snowy mist, tor pityes called a trend toward young- Democrat He was 37 when hs be- countries (Nasi culture la buUt upon the article declaring a state at stage critles. Virginia reported the wtntor's Goartog waa said to bava told the gan aarrica as a house member 86 a tbesla of a purs German race). the Falmouth. first aaow ranged from oaa to »<(nv throughout tto republic.” ^ NaM laadara that tha aeriaa of anti- The youagaat yaata ago. Many Jewa In Japan, a larga num- The Falmouth had.radload twleo inchaa. Buaaa aad automohUaa ware Semitic deer ese issued ware now mambsrs of the The communique did not deocrito mabucts at a glanck la st______Reprasaatotivea_The constitution requires that n p- bar o f tbem teachero, had expressed the “acU ef rebaOioa." once at 8:68 a. m. that rito waa strands^ la soma areas aad tem- taklag can of tba “Jewbh prob- Now Tark. Nav. Sh^^tAPp— aground, and again at 4:07 that ah* Boraa (D., Okie.) and COmo w U raasatatlvea to 38 years old aad apprehension. lem’’ aad that theaa ragulktioBa (D., Mont.) Both were 27 erhaa Maators 80. Oarenc* L. McLaod. a CoatafaM Fsor Afttetaa Hot was shipping wator. ( must ba adhdNd to. Rcceat dispatobaa from Bolivta Hsaiag Gale Baatyen Saaich they came to Oongreas tero years Detroit Republican, was elected to Tbe pact was coneluddd at the Imve failed to iadicat* say deveksp- In Vienna, meanwhUe, a new ago. Boren will be back, but the bouse la 1930 when to waa Just A ------bowling gale------accompanied------by^ a treabubt bal ance. Instance of tto German government, meato likely to lead to ImporiUoa at roundup c f forrign Jews aad thoa* CrOseneU was defeated for re-dee- 88 yaars old, aad claimed to to the the. Foreign . Office spolceamaa as- nnahU to prodoea aaOstoctory dU- state of siege. 17m fosniiiiieal bM^r^pmrMd Imatyer^ tba search Waahlngtoa, Nov. 3B— (AP) — jmuagest maa avet to win a aaat to serted, and cowt.iM (our orticlea: of Preahlaat Gsraiaa Buach oa Oct I d l s t r e e s s J asnshtp documeato was under way AsMog tha younger nsw members Ha wUl to back next Tha poaitlaa of the Ttaaaury Nov- wUu an wetimatad 800 arraatod yss- 1. The govegnmente abaU astabUab 11 sotUad BoUvto'a 100-yaar-old ’tnlc. 33: wifi ba n-yaar-old Robert F. Joasa. their cultural relations on firm foun- tsrday. oodfitet with Paraguay over tba The ywntyiM a«ator la Rash dation* aad “ahaU most elostiy Oran Chaco wiktoraoss ia aa agree- towA *1ii8jS!sarM? ^ Holt. (I T w . va.). who maa aoc eoDabomte” ; “• o a t 0—^ aetil to raaehad Ida (hirUath 3. They shaU ayatoaartlealty pco- ifim ' MANCHESTER EVENING RERAU), MANCHESTER, CONN. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER ?6,1983

1UNCHB8TEB EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 25.1988 »» PAGE BTBANDBO BFA N in. ; roues iTor an sr CANADA’S SMALLEST f .ts ON MU W AT TO ruU M HE’ S STOMBUNG KBscDBD n u m OOBOa SOCIAllSISroSEEK BABY HAS RUM ON Ulivr lTOER SUCCESSFlj iT / CHARGE BIDDLE Decehiber to determine China's for- placed confidence, in view of past club can accommodate only a limit- Niagara Falls, N. T„ M eign policy for the future. Chiang relations, that Britain would Inter- COUNTRY CLUB ARRANIXS ed number, It is requested that those Coateevllte, Pa., Nov. it .— Mtiw. DruxabeUer, Altx., Nov. 28.— WOULD DQUITE JUDCiS — (A P ) — A eeeker spaniel DALADim QDirnNG; CHIANG CltrnCIZES was said to have, urged Britain to vene if South C^na were threaten- who wish to attend make reserva- (API—Volunteer llreiaen named (Canadian Press)—Rum is on ' GERMANY IS C H ^ RIVAL BLOCK TO NAZIS’ stranded la Niagara Gorge at provide assurances of positive as- ed. tions by calling one of the afore- a committee to demand that City tha diet of (Mnada’s smallest' FOR rrS DINNER DANCE QUICK CHANGE the foot oi the Ansrteaa falls TRYING TO GET elitance. "He also expressed the opinion, mentioned phone numbers aa soon OF PRESIDING POW IR i Oouncil provide Fire Cbiet MORE GUARDS CALLED baby, five-day old MoUy Altee | waa reaeuad unharmed yastar- BRITAIN’S POUGY Britain thus was placed on the aa possible. George Miller arlth a ^ ear Camithara who welifiied sa i (Chinese sources said, that Japan's day, while offIciatB puxxled IN LATIN-AMERICA AREA South C^lna campaign wm decided To Be Held Next Wednesday New Haven, Nov. 35— (AP>— A ' tb« r««l heavy veathar gataed way, “Juet like other lire chlefa” The AIMS IN AFRICA ounces at birtJu bow the d oof arri'xrrivad at the spot. (Continned froro Pnge One) then were, a few houra when nearly reaaon: State police have been She received regular haif-bour USEFUL FACTS upon after the Munich conference on recommendation that judges be de- T* Ifirter h 24 They guessed the spaniel liad Evening; Prizes For Vari- aU roadi were tmpaaaahla. stopping the chief, who drlvea feedlnn from an aye-dropper |9- the partition of (^echoslovakla had ous Golf Events Of Season DIES PROPOSES THREE prived o f the power of preatdtoq; at etUier been carried over tha falls strika as a g ssta n o f protsst agabist 6Ct of ito contlnuenca up to thla afternoon. Manchester has Northern railroad bands, ordered a church, December 6. Ping-pong, cies were changed and aid was achieved In the Orient. was held for federal authorities In sUU aro drlfUng llam Pitkin to get all plows Into con- Maneheeter since coming here 37 back to their posts under govern- mateded gatligathering of 1,000. total trade with Latin America, Ifs here in a big: way and so if you made better progress In clearing its OO TO MUSEUM darts, various table games, and forthcoming China would be forced French and American relations Boston In connection with the theft I w ow tcroM roodfl olrvody plowed dition for Immediate use. This was years ago, died at ths Manchester ment requisition of the lines, were both Imoort and export of about 81.- other competitive and Individual ac- atrseta than have moat towna In thla AND LEARN YOUR U4|UOBS to turn elsewhere. In that event. with (China were imderstond to be of money orders. He was arrested a Hlghwaye Opened dona. With the refBlt that there a as Memorial hospital yesterday after- prevented from resuming service by Frank C. Healy, son of Mr. and 000.000,000, and she doesn’t Intend tlvltles will fill the big kindergar- by Patrolman Charles Davidson on didn’t sret that Overcoat or Winter vicinity, itllla, plowed free of snow Mrs. Andrew J. Healy, of Biickland, Chiang waa reported to have aald, slated for a slrttUar frank review m tl ProbleaM of highway clearance no delay In getting on the Job the striking miners who occupied ra.l- to lose it. ten room of the parish house from Britain’s dominance In Oilna would a charge of theft of woman’s today were this afternoon being noon. He had been lii poor health a graduate of Manchester High Yet experts here realise Germwy conversations (Chlangaxpects to hold a t arose anrly yesterday evening when moment the snow oeaaed. way stations at the Ansln and Parlih-(A8 )—The City of Pane mid-afternoon until the evening en- fade away and the power that pro- sanded In dangerous spots to pre- several months. school and now a senior at MasM- has m ^ e enormous etridea In gain- In the near futma with ambassadors pockeb^k. Underwear better hustle doi^n to paleet mined down on the nada I TreOoys Olaabled Bruay mines. believes it can claim title to boing tertainment begins. vides the needed help would become New Haven—Mra Hasel L. Barn- vent skidding. ebuMtU State (College, bM been ing markets In Latin America, and of the two countoic*- ) winklag them dangerous to traffic, There were no reported telephone Born In Cromwell, October 20. Guard Hallway Stations tbo first city to tnitall a bar and the paramount Influence In Chinese hart, 33. a waitress, plunged three i.etata main highway crewa quickly Transport Halted 1874, Mr. Hutchinson reached hIs awarded the Philip Scott scholar- tea room In a museum. they concede she will make a few Blamed For Canton Loss House’s at once. or power breaks In electrle lines Mobile guards with loaded car- natural course of trade to other foreign affaire. series to her death from the root of the Job, sandinf at first. BaH last night trolley cars wero sixty-fourth birthday last month. ship medal for the highest scholar- Ttae bar and tea room Is a popu- more this coming year. (Chiang was reported to have told damaged by the hurricane. But In trouble from the sleet forming on Oswald Pirow blnee guarded railway statlooe and countries, such artificial diversion The Kuomlntang to scheduled to a crown street apartment house. Dr. [ and thm ., as t&atha depth o f tha" enow As a youth he moved to Hertford ship In ths national fraternity SIg- lar part o f the new Muaee de ’The acquisition of Austria and air Archibald the loss of Canton though a irs utllltlaa were able to the wires, and on all grades the cars power planU In the north. man Phi Epsilon. He Is also a the Sudetenland of Czechoslovakia will be found in the long run to be open an Important session at Chung- Marvin M. Scarbrough, medical ; rose, plowing with heavy trucks. maintain their usual service, trans- eming dominion of South Africa, and secured bis first position In I'Homme In the Trocadero, a hall idng, temporary capital, early In resulted largely from China’s mls- examiner, withheld his verdict. worn Just nbotit crawling aa they haa become an internationally Im- Burke’s hat store, located on Main Authorities aaid forty policemen member of Manchester State Col- have added 10,000,000 people to Ger- profitable neither for taxpayers nor Triflle, while alow, was poaalbie on portation was diarupted this morn- dedicated to ecientlflo exhlblU. for consumers—and hence unten- ; an amla highways throughout the were making the hlUa. rhls result- portant personage. street on a site about the present M d poUce officers were wounded In lege honor council. manv’s population and have given ing, Borne persona drove care to their ed in the service felling behind location of the Capitol theater. last night’s battle at the main her the majority of Czech export In- able." night, but early thla morning, aa Despite all this Germanism and Sn work In Hartford, and maity were schedule and at (l;30 there was ques- despite the fact that several Here hesftartod to learn the haber- rtonault plant in Parle, the first dtistries. Thus Hitler Is materially PB()MINENT POUnoiAN DIES stuck in drifts along the way. tion If any more care would arrive. years ego he went out of his way dashery hustness, Burke’s atore be- clash of the strike wave. strengthened both for export and Trolley cars were totally dlaablfid, As the sleet storm continued until to meet Adolf Hitler, Pirow la ing one patronised by prominent Continued arreeta of strikers and POPULAR SBOWfi for absorbing Imports. Hot Spring*. Ark.,, Nov. 28— EUROPEAN DEBUTANTES aad busea replaced them aa soon as 3:80 this morning and no cars were kno'wn as one of the strong man men of Hertford «md young Hut- deiMnstratore brought the total AT POPULAR PRIOEB In 1987 the United States’ share the plows broke throu|h. Persona sent out to cut away the sleet, the of South Africa who very defi- chinson cama to know tha men who JalW In the Peris region since yes- (AP)—M. J. Brennan, prominent in Latin America totalled more than ih tC o ld ? who bad stayed at home thla morn Connecticut Company found this terday to 290. All were accused of Louisville, Ky„ political figure, died that of Germany, Great Britain, Overcoats nitely objeat to the Naals aa next were leaders in different walks of THE NEW morning that It was not ponalbls to AROUSE OPERA GOERS lag, later, with Improved conditions. door neighbors. Hence, he is rat- Ufa In the Capitol dty and vicinity. resisting officers o f the law. suddenly early today at a Hot Italy and Japan combined, but Ger- run care or maintain a sch4dule. The wnro able to find transportation to ed as opposed to former German With the passing of the Burke store Police early* today forced 600 Springs hotel where he was vtoltag. many, waa a rapidly climbing sec- YOU BUY Hartford. demand for busea wee greeter ttiim he was later employed by such the 91ocb &irp]&fie ond. New York, Nov. 28—Three Euro- the company could supply end subur- Southwest Africa being returned of CIRCLE All Styles, b town, at the height of wind >iy an to Germany. He wants it kept leading clothiers aa the Hollanders ^ t o r y and •*],] ^mted The United States’ share was 34.4 pean debutantes last night aroused and sleet at l:fifi a.m. today, a fire ban coverage during the morning and with Dower and Cosgrove, trlklng workers from 16 other OONTRAOTOR DDES SAT. ONLY per cent, Germany’s 14.1 per cent, an enormous audience at the Metro- rush hours waa called off. Thera as a mandate by hta dominion. He where he became well grounded In metallui^lcal plants la the N ^ "MAN WITH 169 PAOBB” W t experts estimate Germany will politan Opera House to cheers— in drove two families from thalr homes Were but few buses coming Into Is aleo supposed to berbor plans Hartford, Nov. 38 — (A P ) -C or- All Popular for giving Germany colonial do- the different Itnea of men’s wear. uepaiimeat. With gain n few points this year and a spite of th traditional Thanksglv Manchester. One was sent through nelua Benedlet Connor, prominent In main elsewhere In Africa—but far ftx>toat Evletlons NOEL MADISON few more next year. 1^ Day tendency to sleep off the Fabrics, at 7 o'clock this morning after hav- In 1911 be formed a partnership the construction business In DUnole, removed from Me South Africa. with Charles J. Strlcklemd o f Man- The Communist party, Immedl- TANAMINTB BAD NAN" Ofl Dtopote Cause Of Lees effects of the turkey and trimmings. and np ing much difficulty In getting to died at 3 am. today at the home of German gains will be aided, too, chester and opened a clothing and The three were Mafalda Favero Manchester*' to make this I trip. F:From ^ •odaltoU, Ml daughter, Mrs. Thomae B. Curry by the drop In United States’ ex- All Sizes then on the eehedule was bfank and HEADS FOR HIGH men’s fumUhing store In ths ‘Tinker lodged formal protest agalnet the SUN. . MON. and Marisa Morel, both sopranos DOMINION HONORS evictions of workers from occupied here. He waa 78 years old. "SHADOWS OVER perts to Mexico beceuae of the con- and both Italians, and Jussi Bjoer- It wee not until 9:30 that enythlng building, now occ^led by Christo- troversy over exprrarlated Ameri- Aher Thanksgiving Sale Pirow to Htill In bln forties and factories. SHANGHAI” WlHl ling, a young Swedish tenor who like aufflelant bueea were roming pher Olenney. This partnership can oil properties. ’litis dispute to through. la generally considered as a fu- continued for about eight ycera The Communist Parliamentary NO SECOND N O m James Dunn • Ralph M ergM sang last season in American con- ture Prime Minister of South Af- group also issued a protest against forcing Mexico to seek barter ar- BOYS’ of The cross town and Manchester when Mr. Hutchinson purchased the "RENEGADE RAMOBR” rangements with Germany and certs. The opera was "La Boheme" Oreen line wee operating on schedule rica. Bom os a farm, kta father Strickland Interest and carried on, any steps toward dissolution of the Tokyo, Nov. 35.— (A P ) — The and the conductor Gennaro Papl. T.’ OO^ sent him to Heidelberg University Communist party. foreign office spokesman said to- Italy, giving them oU la exchange and for a time there was a regular the business alone. TUBS. • WED. (or their manufactured products. 7:18- In Germany. GraduBting from Radleal-Soclallats attending a day Japan did not contemplnta a OVERCOATS schedule malnUlned In the early Later ha became Interested In "SPAWN OF THE NORTH” Secretary Hull, however, win go 7:8(V morning on the Rockville and Hart- then, be then went to London te Chamber of Deputies Finance Com- second communication to the Unit- the sale of gasoline and oil and pur- \41th to Lima strengthened economically Wool Dresses ford bus line, but after 7:30 this vas study law and won top honors in mittee meeting where ths protest ed States on the American protest 11 to 18 Y o o n chased a bulk station In New Ha- OEO. RAFT D. LAMOUR by hto new trade agreements with BOY SCOUT NEWS T:45- suspended, and tlie next hue to leave the Inner Temple. i:« set up ven, which be continued for about wax delivered, said they, too, would of Oct. 8 against dtocriminatlon In practice at Pretoria and was soon China "KEEP SMIUNO” Great Britain and Canada, em- WhfM Wsetai Dneoes far coM weather Rockville for Hartford waa one and two years and then sold. In 1938 oppose dissolution of the Commu- bracing hundreds of tariff conces- S:0(V a half hours before there was a one of the leadere of the bar TroMip N o. 35 •ntorod far Botarday. Belld Bhadae and ha engaged for a short time In the nist organization. The Radical-So- sions. The one with Great Brit The meeting this week was run Hartford bound bus to reach Depot Ihere. cialist party, a moderate group, to PlaMa. Biaea 11 te 44. Bogular $T.T8 vahieo. general Insurance business. T H U R S D A Y • F R I D A .’ aln brought Into the trade agree- by P. L Allen. It was opened at up 9:00. Square. As a result of these condi- But pollttce called him. In During his reetdenea in Manches- Premier Daladier’e owm party. "TLL GIVE A MILUON" <12.50 9:S(V Baturday . . . tions there were many who are em- thoM days the field was domlnet- ment fold additional territory in 9:30 a. m. There was a quiet (?) ter he was a member of Fire Oo. The premier assumed the minis- With W ARNER BAXTER Latin America through Inclusion of game of "pull over the line’’, follow- 10:00- ployed In Hartford who did not go to ed by the two former Boer Gen- STATE TODAY! WCHSf 10;Sa No. 3 for several years, and soon try of Interior, giving him direct PETER LORRE work this morning. erals — Botha and Smuts — who M A. I r r o R t i AT. - SUN. British Honduras, British Guiana ed by a short meeting during which FIRf-CHlEP O ASO U N L Onr trongeot argument to this eimpte after coming to Manchester trans- control of the nation’s police. As "GIRLS ON PROBATKMI” and the British West Indies. the test passing chart waa brought All ouUlde WPA and PW A work now led the party which was all etatementi Men’s find Young Men’s ferred hie membership In the minister of war and national de- This wUl give HuU.new arguments up to date. After thla there waa a Firo-Chtof mt It* pHoo to tmexoeOod—mnywhoro. 10:48- $6-75 In Manchester wee closed down until for the British Empire since Knights of Columbus In Hartford fense h« already controlled the next Monday. Pouth Africa had been granted to present to the Latin American drill period, led by A.P.L. Joe Fon And when you read abont the free dsrvlcee that go with h, to Campbell Council, serving aa Army. nations which have not yet signed tanella, of the Black Bear*. 11:00 The trains were not suffering, tha full self-government. The mein grand knight as well aa in other Usually refraining from such dl- you’ll find that driving Into oar statioao to Just good motoring MACKINAWS 11:10 train Jut In Manchester et 0:39 waa up, i>artleulnrly Argentina and Next waa a test passing period. opposition was led by ano^er offloca of the order, being named rect statements, the Socialist Blum 11:80 COLD WEATHER HELPS but a few minutes late. Boer General—j. M. B. Hertsug. SATURDAY ONLY Cule. Several boys attempted scout pace sense, beceuae . . . for Tear Health and Comfort Snrprisr on many occasions to fill the office declared of fills that "after having Hope BeMei Staanaers Aid. and S. M. Irwin instructed a class Pirow joined Hertzog's party and of chancellor, an Important office THE NEW Tlie chief effect of this storm Is led several hopeleas conteets for provoked movements of the workt^ Experts her# are also hopeful in first aid. The handicraft boys In degrfie work. He also served class by useless bravado this gov- that the Improved aea commimlca' met upstairs In the scout room. WARM WOOLEN GLOVES...... 11.00 summed up In the word "lurprlse . election to Parliament. He was as deputy state warden of tbs $6.75 -p 13:00 It wasn't a deep anow, nor especial- finally elected. When Hertsog ernment to trying to suffocate them tlona with South America inaugU' Handicraft club will meet Friday Knights o f Oqlurobus end was a by force.’’ rated by the Maritime Oommtoalon 12:30 ly dangeroue to traffic. It didn't last became Premier—* job he still CIRCLE morning. LEATHER FUR LINED GLOVES $2.95 chartsr member of the local order wlU esatot United Stntos trade with 1:00 long. But It caught tha violets with holds—he made Pirow Minister of It waa reported Daladler again The meeting was cloaed at 11:80 of Red Men and of the Loyal Order would postpone calling Parliament, ATTENTION Its aopthem aeighbora. a. m. by Art Alien. ChOdnto’g Twin Sweater S eta ...... $2.95 their petals epreed, end it came Just Justice In 1929. Five years later of Moose. Boys’ Hertsog made his young lieuten- presently scheduled to meet Dec. 6. CHILDREN! They alao b o ^ that the Latin WE GIVE... 9:00 wrong for the heavy celebrators of On tha reorganisation o f the Holy Like Beeleged City SANTA CLAUS WILL COMB American nattone which are trying THIEF’ S INTUITION 6:30 Wool Snow S u its...... the day before. We kne>/ winter waa ant Minister of Defense and of Name society of St. James’s church ...... $5.9,^ lo $7.95 Valenciennes, near Lille, was like TO TOWN out barter aad artlflclnl nirrency ar. 7:00 coming, but hated to admit it until Railways, Airways end Harbors. three years ago he was elected MACKINAWS a besieged city today with hundreds SATURDAY AFTERNOON raagemento with Germany may be Chicago—The thief who broke in- CIRCLE SERVICE. Our modern way of S:0O the enow piled up around the door. president and was holding that ON OUR STAOEt leas enthuatoatle after studying the OVERCOATS 8:10 GAVE AFRICANS of steel-belmeted mobile guards, to the poor box In S t Peter’s (tetbo- office at the time o f his death. dlincultlea between BraxU and Ger- servicing yoor car— more thorough- "rKL’fiSIAN" EFFIClENCr mounted and afoot, moving con- WITH A FREE GIFT FOR Uc church apparently had anticipat- 8:30 Ha waa at one time a member of many this year. Pirow soon (bowed the people stantly through the streeU. EACH CHILD ATTENDINa ed tha faithful would fill ttae box more complete. One "circling" gives* 9:00 Dlvleion No. 1. A. O. H.. of Man- They follow the reasoning of Dr. 4 to 11 Ysiurs 9:00 that while his enemies called him cheater, but at hto death retained Textile workers. miners and with their Thanksgiving contribu- irou a clean windshield, rear window, 3 — BIO FEATURES -> 3 Alexander V. Dye, director of the tions. $0.75 ‘Y $7.50 9:10 O-O'O.O.OHM "The PrusBlan," he could give membership In but the Knights of metallurgists composed the bulk of Bureau of Fordgn and Domestic them value received by some A disguise a minute!' Waa l clean lights for safer dri'ving, as well as 0:80 Columbus and the Holy Name so- strikers in the region. In the cepltel Commerce, that "the united States He waa correct 9:40 real Pruaalan efficiency. ’The rail- crimbial or law-abldhigf Hea- The Rev. Leander Conley told gas, ofl and waiter end proper infletlon A CORONA ciety. the first to quit their jobs were ast or oerraptt will continue to enjoy a preponder- X 10:00 way eyetem of South Africa to Until bis recent Illness Mr. Hut- metallurgical workers. police there was 8100 In tha bbx. 10:30 Juat what I wanted owned by the state. It employs er treacherous f ance of the trade with Latin Amer of tire*. chinson was engaged In Federal The admintstrative committee of Sim lea because the Intercbeage of pro- $p:40 for my school world 110.000 men and has an invested survey work. the General Confederation of Labor ’ ducts between this couiiby end The Bcatoa of fishes of certain capital o f over MOO.000,000. Pi- TODAY AND SATURDAY MODERN OLD-FASHIONED Surviving him U his wife, Mrs. was said to be ready to order a 24- Latin America follows the natural species develop annuel growth rings, 11:00 I certainly row got on well with the men, Mary J. Hutchinson, a son, John P. hour naUonwlde strike for Nov. 39. course of trade. like trees, thereby making it pos- 11:30 thus avoiding labor troubles. He love hi Hutchinson, and two nandehUdrea. This would extend to rnllwxyn "While artificial stimulation may sible to determine ttae age of the 12:00 modemteed the lines, adth the re- all of Manchester; a brother, John while Joachim Von Ribbentrop, tha for a limited period divert ttae fish. 12:30- DANCING sult that South Africa haa more J. Hutchinson Mi a half sister, German foreign mtototcr, to expect- 12:40 miles of electrified railway than WE GIVE... EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT! Miss Mery Klely. both of Hartford. ed to be in Parle for signature of UNDERWEAR 1:00 any other dominion. In recent The funeral will be held from the years ha baa been turning into the Franco-German “war renuncia- SWING SIMPKINS and his RHYTHM KINGS W. P! Qulsh funeral home, 328 Main tion’’ declaration. REOISHRED REST ROOMS, it to For Men and Boy* the treasury healthy surpluses of street Saturday morning at 8:80 REST over 110.000,000 per annum. An The Federation of Technical Men our privflege to offer you hospitality on V C A R L WTGANOWSKl, Prompter. and at St. Bridget’s church at 8 urged engineers and industrial white room airman bimaelf, be bee developed o’clock. Burial will be In M t St. the road. Our Rogiatorod Real Room Men’s Men’s Chafaners . 1.00 an air service which reaches over coUar e^loyea to join the strikes. Refivy Weight OoofoM • WMk, Benedict’s cemetery, Hartford. Tvgets------For - Strike. ~ •• REIDS' AUCTION AUDITORIUM CM t>.n the vaat lub-contlneht at the south, Members o f Campbell Council, K. eigna are our easurance to you of naat Unionsuits PtysgBt am end of vaat Africa, Under the Confederation of Labor REDUCED of C.. and of St. James’s Holy Namo banner and backed by the Com- clean rest rooms, completely equipped, Unionsuitt 40% Wool .Admission 40c. A s Minister of Defenao he haa Society, will meet at the K. of C. already given Pretoria a modern munist and Socialist parties and carefully mainteined. W e pledgo th em THE DEWEY-RICHMAN CO. Home at 7:80 tonight and march war veterans’ organisations, the factory for the manufacture of from the Home to the Qutsh funeral spic-and-apan. Jewelers - hfatloners - Nllvennilths munitlona for imall arms, another strikes were aimed at: home wh»re they will recite the I. Daladier’s abolition of 40-hour BROTHER MAirWlTH For Quick Sale experimental factor^’ for artillery rosary. Both organisations will 64B99 the constnieflon of many miles of week, strike leaders contending busi- •ff^fRM AtIRRAi $4*50 be represented at the funeral on ness is Insufficient to make longer RAT stratkglc motqr roada along the Saturday.. 100 FACES Boys’ Hegyy Weight coast for use by meebaalxed de- houra necessary. PLUS . Pf ’ ll \ I ANI. Til 9IUI • IILII M ini OarEntim Stock of Millinery BINGO AND DANCE 3. The government’s Ux decrees V..K4 r.f, •; Men’s Men’s fense forces and the Improvement Arthur K- Doggart* •MTBTE.I mi iiiitii H ea v y C otton an d W o o l I B s the port of Simoitotown. near which labor claims favor tha rich. RIOUB .-no STYLES TO CHOOSE FROM UnionsMitt Henry Weight Dqofold Arthur R Doggart. for many Behind these epedfic reaeooa are WE GIVE.. ARMY and NAVY CLUB Parking Space Capetown, which Is to be used aa years a resident o f TalcmttvUIe died RIDER* the main base for the African suspicions of tober that: Unionsuits at the Rockville hospital-this morn- 1. Daladler has deslgna on dle- 2-Pc. Garments squadron o f the Imperial navy. ing at 4 p.m. after a lingering Ill- COURTESY.. . from the Oentletnen Has Been He Is to dtocuas. while In Lon- tatorshlp., ness at the age o f 70. Mr. Doggart UN. . NON. AND TUES. You Buy One Tomorrow Night 8:30 don. further defense plana with 3. He Intends to continue the wdx> aarvaa you. Y our wtolvto to op/oy came from Newtonard*. Northern policy which led to the Munich Regular Games! Special Gaines! Sweepstakes! the Imperial General Staff. He Hie use of yoor car. Our wtoh to that ° C l e a r e d contemplates expenditures of nbout Ireland, where ha was boro, with hto Cnechoetovak partition by mairiBg $2*50 $1.00 “p Special Door Prizes of $25.00! 830.000,000 for purpose. One of parents and stoten, to Canada: la- -7W coaoaasiona to Nnxl Germany. Al I V, - (.,1 ,A,( i ( i At you will find more of that enjoyment by MUSIC BY THE FIVE 8YNCOPATOR8 Plenty of Room his defense schemes Is the qtUck ter the family iettlebte- SMALL _____ FATMENTS ter. He alao leaves two sistero, Mra. berlala. on aU arrivnl Wednesday YOU BUY ONE—you get ALL FOUR at (AP) —Thomas Ellis’ rabbit- were ordered Imprisoned. U:80- skin bunting cap was too reaUa- William Douglas o f Varoon and % HATS FOR $1.20 r:"- Richard Stone $100.00 tlc. Mra* W illiam Runde of Manchester. OmeXAN ROLLER SKATING Door Prike! Corner George . Blood said The funeral will be held Sunday UNfONB GROW O f BRRADf P.LAsHeL Carl Kenned}-, EUto’ stap- aftornooa at 3:80, at a plaea to be ciJiou se^soM 1 su m St. hrothar, mistook the nan for a later anaounead. Rav. WQliaa T (AP)— Trade unice Seats and Tabka HAwme m m s 4L: rabbit and fired hla id s at it WaUaea «f tha North . Tf-’hnllit in O nat ftttala aad TEXACO DEALERS 1 b woi MARLOW'S IHC. i r Brothi FAi MANCBES’i'EH GVBIflNQ HEBALB. MANCHESl EK. OONN« FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 26.198S JlANUaEaTEB BVBNINQ HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 26,198S PAGE n v g youngster who must fuliUl hie CartnonalitieB parental duty of producing eons to the RepubUcaa party.” Wbealer lighting to not a costly luxury but By Paul Aceto Sara B. Cfawford (It), at Waatoeri LARGE A IU N D A N C E said, adding: spent only $180. aerve hla Em peror." WHEELER on essential, the cost of which iiaa BRITAIN NOT PREPARED DEALERS DESmOY LONERGAN SPENT DAILY RADIO PROGRAM " I t dltt damoBatrato oaa thlag— CORRECT UGHTS ComptroUer (Su rles C. Outalda Chinese dttes these long, been cut 44 percent within tha last that tha people o f this country want (D .), defeated by Fred R. ReDei nilOAV. NOVtM tIR n (Ccntral-BuMni «landar« tenuous lines o f raU guards con- two decades by three factors: re- to keap tha thres braaebes of the (J ft ), reported expenses of $148$ rotm tm m rr»§rmm» m ttgNiil 4r* Oat l* WtttMrk CerrMHMM MaU PM AT CHENEY HiU.L atitute a major porttop of Japaneaa duction due to decreased coet of tacarporatt) DEMOCRATS U N m govenunaat aaparato and dlatlnct. MAGAZINE COPIES $3,141 ON CAMPAIGN Her said ba spent $836. occupaUon, which now extands over VITAL NEED FOR electricity; reduetioo due to WtAP (M O ) NirrWORK arkbb arlaq arkbh araoa arabt koa] atnaa Trains run by daylight only. The Uon due to Increased efficiency of aroo arhib kdto kdab arooa annf( ing. They don’t want them to be MRS. M A C A U U rS MASS •Atie KMit mat arm* wtto ariat raiders strike at night. Brick and lamps. A etsttotleal chart, recently - ---- ^ MOUNT.—kror kla koh aal kavokdw kfbb Orer 150 Conplet Preient Charlie McCarthya for the RapubU- WINTER SEASON British Merchaats Take Ac- COAdT—knoz koln kol kfpy aVI kafo sandbag dugouU, trenches and ■ut Nominto CasUite h published by the EMtoon Electric In- Horn Secretary Sir Samuel STORM HALTS PROBE Said And Swartz Also Make a ^ abM wtfalt iHMwaati koy karm kbbo ktinb kroir kira kgar caa orgaalaatlon o f puppets to the id " w e e v i X e V r wiro kttp; barbed wire network guard the ap- stitute, ehowed that the unit cost of WILL BE HELD SATURDAY ______aontalai______km I ...____:| wmak wab Cant. laat. At The Ammal Dance Of hffkli of the executive branch of the anaob aramb arlu Mpn wbrai PaaMloi 4:00— (:00—March of Oamao Pratram proaches to stations. One or two 1940 Wks C is H inso- gavernment light applied to 40-watt maasa Hoare Says Cokmial Pos- OF BURCKHALTER DEATH tion To Avoid Suit By Reports Of Costs Of Ran- 4:10— 1:10—Man Bahlnd Tho atara soldiers man the smaller defenses "If the reactlonariai for one mo' EspedaDy Important To tampa to residential service has been ^ o t S C m W « P < S H r . u .Jt 4:10— 0:10—Praaa-Radio Nawa Parlad protecting bridges. Rome, N ov. 38— (A P ) — ^A fiOMral aarabaaieebtir ea altbar RIW or BLUk 4:30— 8:M—Oarla Rhodaa and lan(a Hote^ompany No. 1. ment n t the Idea the people want reduced from more than $10 per mass for Mrs. WUUiun J. B ■ - - - - ff. Fanns Look Paacefnl, But— OBt Factioiu h Flirty. White Plains, N. T , Nov. 38.— Danish ConnL M t««rk s)( iiaati arbra «(a a wlw 4:40— 1:40—Chlldran'a OIraiia >07101 to go back to tha good old nor- million lumen-hourz (unite of Ugnt sesflODs Held In Trust For nmg For Re-election. Macaulay. American arlfe of tb* atarfe aitar waal araui obt ebl: Contrail aaat: Nat da Lana A|o—wool Thera is bhe passenger train aach Safegoard School Ch3- (A P )—The investigation Into the ^ R G A N I S - r O F -rt4E arofl artml anba^irdap kgte t o y toto I M — IdNO-Nawai Malaalaa at Canaola malcy* daya of the Hardtog-COolidge measurement) to 1931 to $8.48 at Irish minister to the Holy 8e4^ bai strange death of Eugene Y. Butek- A ndo ver congregation >» arood wobe arm argl ktyr •:0d— d:0d—Bd Tharaaraan, daarta- way dally between Shanghai and adminlstraUona, they will have a the end of 1987, and that the de- been oet for Saturday. iiithi artar trptf arta arjaa arfla- wabe; Maladiaa at Ortan—chain Over 150 eouplea attended the an- General Good Of W o rli lialter last Monday was temporarily this beauUful, old lakeslda dty Washington. Nov. 38.—(A P)— sad awakening." crease In the coot of electricity and AL fjCVCN London, Nov. 25.—(AP) —Brit- Hartford, Conn., Nov. 28— (A P ) Mrs. Macaulay, the former Ifra ------aitka araraa aroao arava 1:10— 0:10—Hawla WIna and Aalallan nual Thanksgiving Turkey, Goose halted today by the Thanksglvtag arfaa arba# aaaol ' :IO- l:30-Bab Trtot About "Today” and P ig Social and dance o f Hose where Chinese honeymooners have Sanator Wheeler (D.. M ont), said the increase in the efficiency o f elec- ish newsdealers today destroyed — The unsucccmful campaign ot U. Nicholas F. Brady of New Torii otorm which Isolated Asslatont Dis- krla klek ktaa :40— 1:40—Ta da Annaunaad-waba: and LAdder Oompany, No. i in come for centuries. The Japanese tric lamps hod accounted for near- their copies of the De<«inber Issue S. Senator Augustine Lonergon whom Pope ffius mads a PNtol kcMl Moantalni t today that If Democrats art to win London, Nov. 35— (A P) — Great Cheney HaU Wednaaday night. Mu- army runs the railway and collects ly 98 percent of the total reduction. trict Attorney Elbert T. GaUagher of Oismopollton magazine to avoid (D .), for reelectlon cost $3,141 as duchess In recogaltlota of her wel- kibf ktdp kpta. »i«b^ktnj tha 1940 Presidential alectlon. they Work, Engmeert Say. : kcar km) kam ka« sic for danotng was prowlded by Art fares from Chinese passengers who G.0P. CAMPAIGN COSTS The advance of ocience has brought Britain threw out another hint to- in bis North W estchester home. possible legal action by Count Court against $$2,320 expejnded by Repub- fare work and benefactions tg . . ____- ..lay A Police Interest was centered on a Hsugwitz-Reventlow. estranged '^n t. laat. 7:00— 1:00—Pirat Nl|htar Drama—to c McKaiy'a Rhythm Clubefu^ which-. . was jam the third clooe carrldgea. Im- must nominate a candldato "who steadily increasing lighting effictoa. dky that Iho was not prepared to licans to elect John A. Donoher, It Catholic charities, died yesterday 4 i l ^ liW —JaMT'AffiMlranf — aaat; husband o f the form er Barbara 7:10— 1:10—Burnt and Allan—a to c especially fine. A feature of the ported from Japan. can harmonlBs tha Various factlone cy per unit of cost, espedally "face-in-a-dream’’ photograph of was mode known today with the fil- Mrs. Macaulay, 58, bad been U To fa Anmanaad—aroat •:0O— 0:00—Hallywood Hotal Mr.—to c with the eeason of limited day- deed African colonlee to (Sermany. Hutton. aioa— iiad^ltua Orphan Annio— coneert by the band was tha aoloe The countryside seems peaceful. of tha party. HALF DEMOS EXPENSE the birth of the gaa filled lamp ta Burckhalter, taken by his wife Just ing of a statement In the secretary about tiro weeks. — 0:00—10:00—Orand Gantral, Dramatic light at hand, there la greater need TTio bint came from Home Secre- The count raised objections to on Mnnp Jahnaan danpo—araat d:10-tO:10-Jaak Barah A Hla Mualc by Tony O'BrIgbt and Ray Char- From the train con be seen old wo- 1924. before he went to his death ta a at state’s office. The funeral maas win be oelehrat- lb Orahaotra, Chania—araal; Wheeler,----- a who— .wx. led the MavVWWAlU aucceaaful article called "The Truth About 0:40—10:40—V l a w ^ n t a at Amarletna tier. men and boya hsi^estlng ripe rice than ever that artificial Illumina- tary Sir Samuel Hoare, of Prime home-made lethal chamber sbe said The report was filed by Loner- ewL two7 aPly- ay~ But somewhere In this quiet, rural near the garage at the Burckhalter . _RPA0 CNYMUSIASr. by Monsignor Micblal Curran, rec- Oid^ 7:00—Amoa *n* Andy — aaal; NBC-WJZ (BLUt) NETWORK ported by the Manchester Republi proper quality to order to safeguard bridge last night: The Dally MMI reported that the 050 turned over to W ilson by Lon- mouth Rocks, cutting department. scene, the Japanese say tbora are San Francleco-^ohn OaUoway, Haattogs-to-the-Hudson home where tl? A lN S AND ACC£$5dRI£S Baihara Rntton tor of the Irish college of Roms. - Tho Morin dlatara In Voaala—waal BABIC — Baali wj; wba-wbaa wbai can Town Qiramlttee to the Becre eyealght, pBrUcularly that of achool "W e bold the colonial posoeoslona American five-ond-ten heiress had ergsn, who received it In donations • ill— rild—Jimmy Pldlar*a Hallywood Independent Cloak Company; four 4,000 guerillas hiding—waiting to 48, was pulled out of Saa Franctoeo he was found dead. Gallagher has whnm kdka wavewxya wmal will tary o f the Stats. Tha sum, lass chlldrgn, lighting gngueera point to trust, first tor the Inhabitants m$ OWN / collaborated In preparing the life from the Democratic Senatorial . -yPRati. RuPoMinlnl Oroh.—waat waby wabr*ir efcf ei whi wmlf wapd waoi.n ITbunds NacUr coffee, William Cua- bay and taken to an emergency hos- described the photograph as that of ESCAPES ASSASSINS •lib— Till^Tto Navalaro Qaartat— strike down In the dark these lone- out Tho correct totenalty of light and secondly for the general good story but her representative here .Campaign Committee and Leston wloo wlau: Mldwaat: wanr wlp kwk koll :er. Wadsworth street; atx pounds than one half the total eoepended by pital. a man whose "face appeared abso- distribute the magazine was quot- loUo aaatj X. Cupat Oroh.—natarork wren witit kao wowo kma wetn; douth: ly men o f Chins. of the empire and the world.” athan w Issued a denial. Irwin o f Quincy, Dl. Verb. di4l" rid^Ramana and Har Orchaa. Ilokar coffee, Nlsenors de^rtraant. the local Democratic otitoBisatlon, required for all luiwhold taeka can "I Just wanted one of those pretty N . ^ ed by the Dally Mall os saying it Shanghai. Nov. 38—(A P )— Th« wrtd wmpa wjbo wdau wnaa wi«n He sold, however, that Britain lutely blank, without a stogie emo- Count Court’s attorneys refused 7i0P-d.-r1:00 Cycllla Mannara—« to eat kxya: Mountain: klo kvod: Paclllai k(o Independent Cloak Company; two contained toooma of $310 from va- eaally be determtfled by lue of the fish", be told Dr. S. P. Smith. had a circulation of about 2,000 In Dr. C. John Sattl, defeated Demo- Japanese • sponsored m ajm , n i rOb— 1:0b—Waltcina by Aba Lyman must cling to the atm of Anglo-Ger- tion, like a face to a dream." to comment on the ban or confirm a England. lib—fif^D oath vallay Daya, Play kind kuna kax k n kaoa k)r baga Sour, Albert Eegleson; six silk rloua contributions. A amall bal Bight meter which all utility Ugbt- Dr. Smith began unbuttoning cratic candidate for reelectlon os Sla-Oen, escaped assasstos who fired cue J NOTBi Bao WKAP.NBC tor opUenal man peace despite the "setback” report that the count hod applied secretary of state, reported expenoea •idb-lpidb—Ouy Lombardo Ore__lo e Hat or atatlona. ties, MuHal BUI, 843 South Quaker ance. remaining from tost year, an' tog departmenU now have available Oolloway’e clothea. Out flopped a upon him at the entrance to hto of- •lib—lOil^Unala ■ara'a bkatah—to e PDBUC RECORDS caused by Germany’s treatment of GANGSTER KILLED for a restraining order. of $1,118 end receipts of $45. Lane, W est Hartford; Sve pounds shied the present campelgn to be tor their customera. four-inch sm elt flee today but a Japanese poUestnas •i4b—10:41—Caaar •aowlnpor—baile; CanL BaaL One of the two companies which JImmlo PMlar Raaolp waat rapaat 4:10— 0:10—Don Wlhslow of Navy — candy, David L Torrance, Newman conducted without the Incurring of Providing light of eufficlent to Jews. To the country's "honest England has 23,0()0 schoola. Hts successful opponent, Mrs. was klUed. The as^ffiants hBiaMwd. Warrnatae J doubters" he sold: Chicago, Nov. 36. — (A P ) — EQgih beC:f6.j90Q-BUPmL0. n . v . WMb-IUOO-J. Maaanar Oroh.-aaat: aaat; Landt Trio In Voaala—waat street; six silk ties, David L. T or- a deficit. In spite of the low tensity, as well as light properly Amaa ’n’ Andy—waat rapaat 4:40— 0:40—Tha Tom Mix darlal—aaal Acc(>rdlng to a warrantee deed F or thousands o f yeara, Jade Iwi' J V ^4ia*t them hold firm to the out- 'Thanlugivlng day ended to death by P R K ID n c r ad CONN. 5 t m E ALUMNI of F H I- W il^ llilb —Ryaa Mortan A Orohaatra 0:0<^- d:00—Nawci Cloutlar Orehaatra rance, Newman street; two white amount spent, the organlaatlon car- shaded and arranged, Is of para- been regarded as recordM at the office of Town Clerk a symbol of ld S | M TBpLftdtog lesson that thk people of assaostoatlon for Joseph "R ed" Bol- MV"DC1.TA af^ W INDHAM HIGH ALUMNI A^yoC'ATlON ttidb—11:00—oiak HTmao^a Onhaatra 0:00— 0:00—Alma Kitehall Program leghomo, Prank Miller, 837 Center ried the town for the Republican mount importance to tha preserva- life among the Chinese,hineee. The . g 9 B < 11:10—11:10—Laa Brown and Orohaatra 0:10— 0:10—To Ba Announcad 111 m.l Samuel J. Turklngton. Lillian H. 'to iw a n d and Germany wlah to live ton, 40, a gangster of the turbulent street; one bushel onions, Joan party ticket with the exception of tion of the eyesight of growing chil- o f a piece o f Jadele was equivalea^P COMMKSIONCD RCSCRVe OFFICCR-1929 CBS-WABC NKTWORK 1:10— 0:10—Tha daranadara — aaat; Keeney has conveyed to Letand T. the gubernatorial place, won by __yat peace arlth each other and to see prohibition era. He was shot to MONTGOMRRY WARD Marlawa A Lyon—other atatlona Welse, 81 Lyness street: turkey, J. Wood property located on Broinard dren, the englneera state, since do- to wishing the receiverscelver a long BAbIC — Baati wabo wada weko weao 1:40— 0:40—Lowall Thomaa — aaat; Soclallet Jasper McLevy. carried out to spirit and letter the death a few minutes before midnight traai wsr wkbw wkro wjr wdrp wcau Johnston, Munroe street; one box iloce for a coi)slderation indicated ing homework under limited Illumi- filled with happlnes TONSTABLJF ANDOVER £&VCARs J Tom Mla'a dkatah-waat rapaat Th organlxuig for the campaign, resolution against war signed the as he turned toto his apartment wlaa wpro arfbl wjar wgar; MMwaati 0:0b- 7:00—Artio dhnw’a Oranaatra dgars, Robert J. Smith, 943 Main iy stamps os 11,500. nation Is almost certain to cause CMCUSM IWStltUCHlOR-MAMCHCSTte. HIGH CrVUg wMm wtbm krabo ktoii wbaa kfab 0:10— 7:10—Oiear Bhumaky, Violin street; 20 gallons gasoline. Max the Republicans perfected a highly (Serman chancellor and Mr. ^am - walk. - mt 0:40— 7:40—Bart Lytall, Drama—wja; Permits efficient contact group, which oper- permanent eye Injury, ae well as to berlato.” BAIT-^bna wpc wbp wbao wora otrb lAUtenbach, 118 Maple street; 'one _ Tima . — for•—»wr Trla, I riv, Vaaala—ohala Toaaiv—unain m Building Inspector Edward C. ated without Is r n outlay, and “got handicap the child’s progress to Would Provido Palesttae Homs ckM wlto waua waaa wbb( wiba wkba | :0 ^ 0:00—Wardan Lawaa. Dramatft bushel potatoes, F. Robinson, 204 Elliott has Issued the following new whip w|M whrkk wabawobs J i l ^ 0:10—Cal TInnay'a Intarvlawa out the vote” to Targe numbers. The school. Lamps designed to meet In the House of Commons, mean- Hartford road; one bushel potatoes, construction permits. DIXIB — w nt.iwama to i..wqam__ wdad kira !'Si “ — Paul Martin Ai. Hla Muala Democrats, who contributed largely such bouaebold requirements are while, the apposition received as- ■MONTGOMERY WARD wtaa w ^ wtoo told kyld kfik___ kf •tl^ 0:»—Marah at Tima Dramaa Katie aiorgetU, 143 Birch street; To William F. Johnson who will Special Offer to their state central committee, now available and the sight meter surances from Earl WInterton. -----—wbt ardao a»l« ! w d b ) 0:00—10:00—Boxing Breadeaat at N. V. one box cigars, Gus Riindy. 107 Wal- build for Harriett and John Horan THIS WEEK O NLY! wana mii wmbr ktw woaa ardiM waoa IJiJ^lliOO—Nawaf Al Oonah'ua Oreh^ were not able to perfect the same automatically preecribes the proper member of the cabinet, that the ,fV > kwBb toiaw wBuam irlao woba wpar nut street; one bushel turnips, F. of Hartford a single dwelling with Ipiib—11:10—Chicago Opara Program organlxatlon that helped Republicans Intensity needed to prevent eye anvemment would stand by the plan wama wom arm wataa wrdw wapi ' liO^IOiOO—Dancing Miiale Orehaatra Hood, Mt. Nebo Place; six pounds attached garage on St. John etreet, {i- M ID W lir — waiM wtaa wibw kfh 11 il^1*:10—Prank Nevak'a Orehaatra 8«aator Burton K. Wbealer take the victory by more than two strain. 3 Pc. Living: Room Set tor providing Jews a nsUonal home Kybo coffee, Mrs. John Parson, 13 to cost $6,000. to Paleottoe. WEATHER Green Hill; one auto heater, Anna to one to most contests. Moreover, the provlaion of correct Stuart Carlson of 637 South Main Recovered Repaired / 8:18— Montana Slim Shea, 460 Vernon street; goose, R. to the next soosloa of Congreos Wtoterton’s statement followed a mthlo street will erect a large garage on Moth-Preotod waning by Laborlte spokesman FLASH! 8:38—Newa Service C. Gustafson, 272 Oak stroet; six ehould ' get together, correct Impcr- Stockhouse road for b(a firm's Woodwork Reielehed Herbert Morrison tha^ any depar- traaip 8:80—Flddler'a Fancy pounds Kybo coffee, E lof Solmonson, fecUone that have become manifest trucks, the structure to cost $10.- .to W ork Ouatantoed tor A Y e a n ! ture from this plan embodlw^. „ MM Abyw *■ ' ■ ‘ U e d t a COLDER wnc 10:00— National HiUbilty champloaa 97 Pleasant etreet; one-half ton coal, 000. In New Deal laws and consolidate Deaths Last Night 1:'^ : C. A. Borst, 1718 Main atreet, Hart- their forces. tha 1917 Balfour declaration might Spaaii 10:88—Four COmera Theater Paul W. Dougan. to build for W il- We an to s posHloa to taialeh bo "prejudicial’’ to Anglo-American 11:08—Clnotanatl Conaervatory of ford: shirt, Jennie Chambers, 24 liam Bobyk of 22 Henry street a sin- P*rty," he enhttoued. Ey ASSOCIATED PRESS SUNDAY best o f retoreaeee ta your s m relations. Knox etreet; silk drexA pattern, should go forward with a con- IMMW. 1B«BK.CL nJIM. Mualc gle dwelling on White street for town or to Harttord. Ooaservatlveo Wta Bye-Elootloa. Hokey Ouetofoon, 60 Farmington $4,700. structive liberal program. New York—Henry Robert Mc- 13:08 Noon— Kate Smith Conservatives drew what comfort Protect The Whole Family With WARDS P.M. Place, Springfield; 28 gallons range The Orford Soap company to re- .P»rty !• going to be dl- Clure, 44. a former editor of "Mc- PRICE: ToatiiTM TNiom oin cxcur siqn^ tboy oould from their victory to the 18:18—Melody Rambllnga oil, Adele Waickowski. 39 Union construct a hurricane damaged vlded and the *purgee' of the past aura's magaBine” and tha McOura $32.50 ^set; six pounds Bokar coffee, newspaper syndlcau. West Lewisham bye-election, but SB. 13:80— A d l i M r — Dance Program garage at 88 Hilliard street for are to continue, then there will be souse Tsir rssu to FREE! A Pootatool and $ extn ■kw the Omservatlve majority to Paul Rchueta, 23 Summer street; $250. Cleveland—Hayden Eames, 74, to- P. u. 1:00— Weathar— United p re w N ew few Democrats elected to 1940." Pillows tor Mvaa with ovary Jsbl the district reduced. shirt and tie. Helen Campbell, 29 dMtrialist, oo-organlaer of the Pope NEW YORK . 4:0a-aBeki«agB Wtfg. 1:00— Weather— Nawa Servloa Wheeler sold he saw no chance $2.00 Eldrldge street; two fowl, Gertrude Tube Oo., form er officer In both the H enry Brooke, <3onservaUva, de- 4;15-.Btgl>l Ddltaa. 1:18—Football Game—Holy Croae TITRKEY DAY for any Important third party lO S T O N . . toatod A. M. Skefflngton, Lab^to, Fenerty, 84 Chestnut etreet; two United States Arm y and Navy, and $2.$0 esmifOMW/] MONTMMERY WARD STARES kjwt 4:SA—Vie Bad Bed * ve. Boston Onllega nooveraent to 1940. He ran for v l c i I ONE YEAR Tff PAY! | ducka Mrs. William Custer, 14 former General manager of the by 33,687 votes to 14,939. The bye- 4:4A-airiI AIocm. .Salamanca, N. Y .— An Indian and president on the Progressiva ticket Wadsworth street; two Rhode Is- Studebaker Automobile Co. FROM aiANCHERTBR election was to fill the vacancy 8:0»-‘1Hek TTbct." his wife, strolling a goad after fin- In 1924, with the late Senator Rob- JUST PHONE HARTFORD AU Rubber Footwear caused------— •"Wby —the — deathIX 111 — w of o w Sir e a a PhUlp aaasags ^SPECIAL SELLING WINTER land Reds, P. C. Lesaner, 43 West 7-9719 A T O U R B X P C V S B I 8:18—T o u r VAmiljr end llla e.'’ ishing their Thanksgiving dinner, ert ("Old Bob") La Follette as tha w. C. M a rck s . 77. Dasraoo, Conservative, who polled 8:88—"Jdok Ammbnog." Center street; one bushel apples. wtorton noted for his works on the to $mHh totiM. rURCHAtC T were struck by a skidding car and presidential candidate. 31478“ votes...... to...... 14,808 for theI L aLabor r 8:48— "little Orphan Annie." Miss Ennes Fracchla. 122 School Blsmarcklan era Kk etreet. Injured slightly. "The recent election wax neither For Gxcarmloto Infonnattoa candidate in the 1988 general elec- ANTO NEENS AT LOW PRICES! From the M ost Complete Steeles In 8KM>—Neon and weether. BalUmore—Elsa Melamet. 40 Their names: Mr. and Mrs. Mvron repudiation of the Democrats nor FImm MaaclMler mi tion. 8:18—JBddle CBeey'e FootbeU Pro- RADIO ^ mezzo-soprano of the Baltimore CUSTOM MADE Turkey. a mandate to the reactionaries of Opera Society. Chamberlato’s policy faced a dl- dSOUOMa Day act ehallsnga through the reslg- J- Now, j«gt at a Iiaa whoa BMtoriats art vitally interestsd in cold 8:80—W rlch tn ile ClArion. T6wn a . Priced to Save you M oney Eaetoru Standard Upholstering Co, natioB o f tbs Duchess of A t h ^ 8:48—"T eu r Quarter Hour Bard* JAP OLDSTERS GET wsathtr nsessaitisa for their can, Montgomery Ward* popular NEW haven ill Mato Stnet BarMstR flary critic of tho government, to ■■BBBaBaHMBnanniiannBHnMBnnniinBBBnrannaaaaaaai Aato Supply Dspartmont atagoa a apeeial selling at tbooe dc- Saturday football: fores an Immadlato bye-election to Coldb gre dangeroug! f*rotect youraeU and srour family in T:00— Aaaoe V Aadr* DANGEROUS JOBS her coatroveroy of Klnroes and West BMMd items! Moat drivers in this vioiaity are already aequaiat- T:18—Jim my Fiddler. 1:18 p. m.— Arm y vs Navy, WJZ- Parth, Scotland. T:88—Inildd at Sparta with Jack NBC, WABC-CB8 and MB8. also TYPEWRITERS W h oa hlUa yUa ap - w o4 with Wards eemplete ateeka sad aplendid values so tkat this Wardfi quality-made, dependable rubber footwearl You’ll ea yan r haara — saa She deddod to resign when the StVraiia. Via short waves. IN GUERRILLA WAR ALL MAKES i UhloBlat (Ootiservatlve) AaaoetoUon Jll twUvj Mton save time as well as money because Warda have the biggest T:48—Serdnedera orltli F d f La 1:48— Duke vs. Pitt. W O R and Ykhaayaaraa aweatapay refused to nomtoato her as Ita can- SOLD - REPAIRED ■■ Yarn Oentre. special hookup of 34 stations. •w np «a SS— wtthaai iha dldato ta the next election. She srlty choice of rubbers and arcticf in town . . PRICED L O W I 8:08—LuelUe llennare with Fcank 4:00 (approximately) — Texas RENTED - EXCHANGED ain run as an tadependent candl- Bldck'g Orchaetre. Hangchow, China— (A P I - rne >% OitieUan ve. Southern Methodiet, loneliest men In Chins today are niaTt^.r? Prtnelpal aat ea- edUi Valley Daya. Japanese sentries defending railway 10:08—Ouy Lombid^o'e Orcheetre. lines and hrlgges against the swift, Floor No. 2 Room No. 8 Here’s tha aalosb you’ve dwaye to 10:80— ^Uncle Earn’e Radio Station New York. Nov. 5.—The elshUi deadly attacks of guerillas. State Hieater BnUdlng wonted for ivess wear I Yon^l like Worndbn^*? 3 -s n a p E-Z-R-A. broadcast of the annual Army-Navy These men left families In Japa- 788 5faln Street WINSAPPUUSE its nntneee, light weight, and easy 10:48— “ Story Behind the Heed- game on Saturday Is to b« os world- elide...... dostogi... Black...... rubber. 0-1212. nese cities and nehlng villages or FINANCE COMPANY Phone No. 8480 Manchester linea” —Ceaar Baerchlnfer. wide as short waves con moke It. on farms to take up their lonely, License No. 891 All-Rubber 11:00— Newa and weather. This Is being dons so tbst soldiers dangerouH vigils. Their only com- •■n B n B B B B B nnB B nnn nn nn ,.p.,„,,^„„„„,,„ 1U0UGH SILENT ALCOHOL! 11:18—Johnny Meaener'e Orcheetre. and sailors, no m atter where they panions are- other sentries In small 11:88—Helodlc Strlnce — Monbe are, can tune In. Short wave units garrisons. IM proof radiator tlco- ParanoT, director, Joyce All- of bo'll NBC and CBS will be cut in Their visitors are Chinese raid- hoi I Full Btrengtb . . . mand and Larry Huard, vo> i and In addition N B C U to put on at ers whose calling card Is a hiirst- traatsd to reaiat rusting. Galoshes callfite. 10 a. m. Sunday on hour's condensed Mide Adam Steps Before W e’v . Sold MIIHom at 45et .13:00— Rlchnrd Htmbcr’o Orchestni Ing grenade or a rifle shot In the Stock up today for cold recording of the play by play vis Its darkness. If surprised, the sentry's Small Weekly or Monthly weather ahead. W ards 13:30— lyTB Rrown'e Orchritrn. W.1XAL and W3XL. 1:00— Silent. - body will be found ne.xt-day, the Pnymenta Will Purchase FoedigkU WHk CasL Bit Spark Plaipi price ia lower I m yo¥i costa aer Included In the network station garrison looted. Tocnorrew'a Proytam. Any Machine. Hat will be the regular broadcasters i'arentol IHitlrs Done *!Hsarfasf QroMy* Wends Non-fvaporatin$ AnH-FrMx$l 8:08—Reveille with Jake and Carl. at Honolulu. Japan ooelgned her third class Oily Snles At ksBkstt, 4:30-i.-“ Sunrlaa Special.” SERVICE 29< Most gconoralcal—utg it over next year. 53( reserves to this railway patrol duty fitogl# electrode for host psr- wltJ 7:00-:-Momlng Watch. PMwftrd Tomllnaon» en rout# to Here’s proof that Wards hava 8:00— New* and Weather. —fam ily men ol 35 to 40 years. I'he TYPEWRITER CO. (HiftBuyeiu^ formancol Coma ia todayl Pep Ever Ready Prestono,...... 2.95 gaL the Pan-American C^ingreot at Oolumhla. Mo., N or. 38.— ( A P ) — 8:18— Brailley Kincaid. theory Is, Japanese officers explain: lUS rnimhull SL Hartford, Ooaa. «P yoor car with a fall setl the finest galosh values in town I Lima, Peru, Is to put on hU regular “ If a soldier must die It la t>etter l4ical Agenlat Mauda Adams, stage star o f a bjr- 8:8(^Radlo Baiaar. • W JZ-NBC program at 8 p. m. Sun- ]| felR ^ S llllllllC I * 8 The styles you want, all built to to aerriflee an older man who hoe KEMrs G4ttmlUm/ gono genaraUon, won another audi- 9:00—Mualcal Interlude. day from aboard the liner Santa 9:05— "The Wlee Man." already reared his fam ily than a ence last night, but she didn’t say give the utmost service I Thess Clara. He plans to interview some of ife re ’e a sandal rubber that grays 9:18—Food New*. Start Making for the U. S. delegates. oaf The durable corrugated soles fleece HnQd "3 sbsps” have 'con- 9:80— Mualc Internationale. prevent dipping, and the toes ars 9:48—Amanda Snow. vertible cuffs . . . wonderful Programs tonight: Your Selections well reinforced I A value I 8-12. 10:00— Saturday Morning Club. 10:30—Cbarloteera. Postponed welterweight fight __ protection for hosiery In wet 48—Florence Hale'e Radio Ool- WJZ-NBC, 10—Henry Armstrong Early. weather! Brown or black- Low, vs. Ceferino Gercla. umn 3 rd SEAS(^AL al l day ♦ military, nr cuhnn heels. Sizes 11:00— N o School Today. WEAF-NBC, 8—Lucllls Manner 11:30— Program from N ew York. concert; 9— WalUtIme; 9 .30-Death range from 4 to 8. 13:00—HI Boya. Valley Days: 10—Guy Lombardo; 149 12:30—Call to Youth. I0:.30 Uncle Eira. Watches "Of* 12:48— Along G>T)ey Tralle. WABC-CBS, 7:30—Jack Haley 8 ItAaik Lka Nawf I IBMmAal 1:00— Newa, Weather, Market Re- — First Nlghter; 8:30-Burna and port. Allen: 9— Holl>-wood Hotel: 10— S H O W IN G Are ' F mt K R adiators Rep, Hamilton Fish on “American's AND Aato Hoater answer to religious and racial perse- Always Cscfisapg krtm 295 F w f 7996-39 895 cution." WofJf’ 398 WJZ-NBC. 7:30 - Dick Todd. HOW TO ENJOY in Favor. AU w o n ports roploced by nowl Cooling offideocy of oritinal Mora heat than others at )4.9SI WDRC songs; 8—Warden I.Awes: 8:3(1__ A Small Deposit .For Ford "A " and many other equipment! Braga tnbat. Equal- Chrome deflector doors . . . 388 Hartford, Oma. tSSU Chicago Jamboree: 9:30—March of SALE eSfen dependable heat kata. Price slashodl ly tow-priced for other coral higb-gpeed motor. 4-day sale I Time. 11:48—Chicago Opera “Tris- WiU Hold Your Eastesa Standard Tima. tan and Isolde." OF SdoeUoB Uatn — What to expect Saturday: Xmas. AU DAYI Easy Sisorinf PAI. WEAF-NBC, 1:58 p. m.—Now . - . ■ 40-lscii Work Arctics 4:00— Eton Boys Metropolitan Opera serlee, "Orpheus ^ r y / 4:18—Continental Rhapsody and Eiirydlce"; 6:30— Eddie Dooley FUR COATS If yo® want to ba warm and comfortable ia yoat hoaM siod I f you’re out in the cold d l day, 4:30— Thooe Happy Gilmans Hamilton Strap Watches...... $37.60 and up here’s yonr arctic I Thickly fleece- on football. WABC-CBS. 10:15 a. m. this winter, try Koppert Coke. Even on the coldest of 4:48—Barry Wood lined, heavy, quality rubber Clyde R. Miller on "Propaganda ONE DAY ONLY Hamilton Wriat W atchea...... $ 40.00 and op days, this high-tost fuel gives you plenty of heat. For J98 5:00— Ad lin er— Dance Program and Press Freedom "; l l ^ n c i n n s t i Lttkproof teetetr.tot. Heavy___ ribbed 5:38— Doris Rhodes "can’t slip" soles I 4-12. Miislcale; 8-30 p. m— F.ddy Duchln TOMORROW. S.ATITRDAY Koppers Coke is a refined fiieL A too and a half of tha 8:48—The Mighty Show T oirK weU ggaeeogd Imrdwood orchestra. WJZ-NBC, 12:30— Farm - NOVE.MBER 26th highest grade coals are used to make every ton of topi F U xiblo steel rna 4:00— Weather—News Service Elgin Strap Watches...... $21.00 and up a word—not even to answer per- Red ers Union; 6—Spanish Revue. riatoat ^ttoanae. and Block trim. 4:18—Howie Wing Some weekend short waves' Elgin Wriat Watchea ...... $24.76and np Koppen Coke. T o yon this means m on heat with lass 4:80—"T o d a y —With Bob Trout Faahion-right' styles for I A------d a m a ,99, ( was a director, For Saturday: HAT4 Budapest. 6 furoaca teadiog, fewer ashes to dispose of, and graater Bot aa actreaa, as her Stephens Ool- 4:48— Yodlln' Jim Ingalls p. m .-G yp sy Band: 2RO Rome. 7:30 1938-39 will be shown by 7:00— To Be Arinounced heatiog economy. Koppers Coke has other important im drama tmdaats presented tw*f aoveaewo Ao f —Chamber music; DJD Berlin. 9:18 Waltham Strap Watchea...... Gritia Coowera $70.45 BeOw ed 7;1S—Lum and Abner represenUtivcA of the -117.50 and up ^ advantages, too: QUICK HEULY, CU A N tR MOMC, tVCN "AUos to Woaderlaad." —CTub of NoUons: TOW A Gsute- Waltham Wrist Watchc Tha womaa who made "Peter Cover T:80— Jock Haley— Ted Ftorlto's mala City. 11—Concert, country’s leading manu- >. • • • $22-50 and up PINE SKIS 119 3 Year Battery OreboBtra HEAT IN VARIABLE WEATHER,* A MONEY-RACK Fan" fkmons stoppad befora the For Sunday: DJD. Berlin, 6 p. m. motllghto for one brief curtain call 8H)0—"Flret NighUr ’ — Barbara facturers. MOoJiiP —Orchestral Concert; HBO <3eneva. with tha cast, but shs oaly smUed. 4-ft. tathmaa Ptka lAiddy and Lest Tremayne 75c 495 I—Lasgue of Nations report; 2RO HamUton Pocket Watches...... $42.50 and np 8:30— Burna and AUsa— Ray No t troager, lighter, nwdelcd after Rome, 7:30— Opera; OSD G8C OSB YOU ARE INVITED TO E lg in P o d ie t W a t c h e s ...... $ 17.50 an d np -Winter Klag-'-^S hcavy-dnty bla's Orcheatra AWAIT JUDODfO CALL Covori 77% at grUlol Double- mack Ugher-priecd skit I OSL London. 10:18—Songs and flao wsatber adiaetiBeat to- pUteel Aa extra-power... qnica 8:00— Hollywood Hotel duets. ATTEND THIS SHOWING Waltham Pocket Watchea...... 920.00 and an creaeso boater effldencyl 5-fL...l-59 $-fL...2.39 starting battery. Price cut I 10:00—Grand Ceatral SUtloa Chicago, H ot. 3R—(A P )—Oroom- 10:80—Jack Barcb—Songe Without Obligation To Buy! •d to pertSctlon. mors iimw 11,000 •AT LONG L A S T 1005$ Para 10:48— Am erican Viewpoints S w is s S t r ^ W a t c h e s ...... „ antinala Mddtog for admtasloa to t)M "M oly" Stool Wirk Rubbers 11:00—Weather opper s top l^yer of Uvestoelc’a aristocracy Panaiylvonla Shop-On Decatur, Dl.— a Masonic emblem, K Wrirt Watches...... $10.50 and np awaited today tho can to the Judg- 11:18— M ain Street— Hartford Motor Oil found on a bstUefleld of France 20 tag areaaa at the latematlooal Ilvc- Tha Qiaine As bosky as a Mock trocki And Si/** 11:80— Ixilshtaa Nobla’e Orcbeetra Use Fne they’ll etand np about aa long oven 13:00—A b a Lgrman'B Orchestra yean ago, has been returned to Its itock aapoaltloB. owner—who never has been Arbus Fur Store EMTRRPRtSR 1489 under tho roughest sort of worki Bf®**- France. 459 Hmv t corrugated soles, too, so 18:80— S ick ■s n le ’a Orchestra ta 14 45( The emblem, which come into the WIUXA8I POEHNERT. Prop. : B I U I M I M I R E H J U R B D th ^ can’t elipl 6-12. poeeeeelon of Chortea M. Borcbera ISO UNION RTREET ROCKVILLR oke ly w QaeUty" —Jic qt. Non-eUp buckle . . . 4-ply rub- C P*dfi Bring year containcrsl ^ Oj^ur, bore the Inscription of "Ob tha New Highway" R. DONNELLY SoRa, Bulgaria. Nov. 88.— (A P )— bertoed strap! 6.00 1 • Wisdi prin b tower I * **"* iwek ap M wl (Add Fed. Tex) the Brooklyn. N. Y., chapter. The TMepheaa Eeckvilla 409 JEWELER Eto atadauta wara aRghUy tojuted pMa cM aa 6.00-16.. jaapter found the owner who aato. FINE FUB8 SINCE 1890 loday to MgawnatraUaiia fee raylatoa 824-828 M A IN STR EET TELEPHONE 5151 Sarvtoe A letter to Borchere. he loat R 80 If tha Traaty of NoulBy by srhleh MANCHESTER o>^ •li WaUImn MONTGOMERY JN i-n EAYjSl PAUB atx MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MAMCHB8TBR. OONM„ FRroAT, NOVEMBER 26,1988 UANCHE8TER EVENING HERALD. BIANCHESTER. CONN, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 26,1938 P A G E United Btetee gorcminent iwe ner over the axlstlng ona. Mgbly un- AOU er beea able to make tip.lU mind aatlafActory aa the latter to Thla HUuttiifitnr can live In a country where all residential sections of Rian, Shansi leaders con sit doam on Thanksgiv- A., auspices Memorial Hospital Aux- whether It really had a right to la on# of tba UUaga which, area If CATHOLICS START WAR CHINESE WAR BRUSHES province capital, Nov. 23. iliary. •top eucb auppliaa to mllltarlatlo and when thara growa op auffleient ing day and carve up a turkey In- AWAITING MEDIAUON Cnni^ llmUi POPE SUFFERS AHACK stead of a map.” Dec. 31. — Legion’s New Year’s outlawry—or whether It wae expe* ramuBBEO a r n u aupport for Ita prtadpla, la going to New Vorh, Nov. 35—Manhattan, ON SUBVERSIVE ACTS The message, tbe President re- BRmSH TERRITORY party at State Armory. AU> raiNTlNO compamt, ih c dient to do ao. It took the people toka aoma rary aklUful ptaanlng^rr like Any smaller community, has Ita marked before reading it over coast IN STOCETARDS S n O IS 11 MaMll ItTMt of that little Vanooiiver laland to coast radio chains, "gives me a Manchester USES 1,400 tXILORS HMiekMtM, OOBB. by rary aMa and boaaat aUtaamcn. ''town characters.” OF ASTHMA, IMPROVES Washington, Nov. 25.— (APg — Hongkong. Nov. 25.—(A P)— The raoiiA* raitouaoM town about ten mlnutea to reach a thought we can all t ^ k over.” Chicago, Nov. 30—p(AP> —Both IASS Thasa aran’t the lagltiaiAte, Orade Tha CBtholic church mobiliaed Its The President spoke at the an- CJhinese-Japanese war brushed. Brit- a*B«raj Mbbbom : decision as to their right—and to A celebrities, moat of whom are Washington, Nov. 2o.—(AP) — aidea in the handlers strika at the r*uO*« oAeber i. lift -VniEN. BEFORE? tion. He also will be among those educational faciliUea in tbe United nual Founder'a Day banquet of the ish territory today when the Japa- Date Book The modem woman paints herself in !splt at expediency. publicised out of all propartlon to Tmtworthy Ysdean In- present at the bedside when extreme Statos today for ararfare against Warm Springs Foundation for In- Chicago stockyards prepared today RDAY PeMlihcd firen BvaalBe BTBBlag Eie«rhave for a medlattoa oonferenee with fed- Met Omm at ManakaaUr. C«aa, aa surcease from routine recreation, characters who never ascend into However, the cardinal remained Responding to an appeal from east of Hongkong colony’s border. Nov. 28.—Concert^ by Beethoven ly, about the rightness or wrong- the limelight and Who probably Pope Plua XI, church leaders out- learned with some amazement.amazen They eral conclHatore tomorrow bt aa ef* Claaa llafl Matiar. might set their memorlea to work fonnant Says Condition with Hla HoUneae about an hour and In a cleanup drive. Glee club at High achool hall. : have been finding out things about fort to settle the controverey. J. B neas of what we are permitting to never will. then departed. This was taken In lined a pn^ram for instructing The Japanese were said to be en- •OBBCRIPTION BATBB on tha problem of when. If aver In more than 3,000,000 CJatbolic school Nov. 30-Dec. 1—Bazaar of Wes- I the pastes, liquids, powers and Thanksgiving passed peacefully at tlM One fe a r kv Mall ...... go on. It Is utterly, un.<^akably Mrs. Mary L«u Read, for In Vatican ctrcles to indicate that the PIROW GIVES UP PLANS countering little resistance in that at the stockyarde as group# of Par Keatk k? Mall ...... f M tbe memory of the Uvlng, we had stance, la not a nama well known Of Pontiff Sdll Serious children in "enlightened, conscien- leyan Guild, South M. E. church. I enamels that go Into milady'a bou- M; bai wicked. The President knows It, Pope’s condition was causing no im- sector and were leaving behind a doir, so that they ciut enforce the pickets representing tbe atrlking Bagle Osae as In these latitudee, a saaaon'a first to readers of the ehronletaa of Man- mediate alarm. tious American citizenship.” trail of burned villages wheivver ■ Dec. 2.—Bazaar of the Nations, OsiTeetad One T s a r...... ts.ts Congress knows It, everyho Priced! 1M> fired CUCDlWriOMB status of a minor cllsaatcr, is suffi- tions. > of* j been depleting our scrap metal re because of an Incident trivial In of cardiac asthma but waa Improv- weeks. His eventual recovery, to a UeoBuui Tba Baraie Prtatlaa Cawpaap laa. ; ______, ciently rare at this lime of the year scope, but nugnlfiad by tha atub- degree permitting him to renew his Departing from an otherwise per- Berlin, Nov. 25—(AP)—rive Ger- aaaaaiaa ao flnaaelal raapoaalbillip i "r“ es. so when we are suddenly bomneas of youth. Some aevaral ing. A medical bulletin issued at functory addreas at a holiday dinner wesoMi to Justify msking a note of It on noon said: normal tasks, astonished all in hla man fllera were reported today to be need of great minutes before train time, tbe young household. last night the chief executive read a planning to take off Monday on an ■arato quantities of metal we must go to the paint of the kitchen door frame. student Ustened to Mrs. Read play- ^The Holy Father after celebrat- telegram—one of many greetings— attempted 9,300-mile non-stop flight from Eddie Cantor, the actor, as fol- obse the mines for It Perhaps the mines Probably there isn’t anyone In ing "Homa, Sweat Home.” She fiod ics Holy Mass this morning waa from Berlin to Tokyo. Air Ministry musi ntID A T , NOVEMBER 25 this part of New England who from the station and back to her 'cken suddenly tvlth an atUck lows: officials admitted preparations were will be able to produce It as fast of cardiac asthma. He now Is Im- “May you and yours have a happy Chii wmildn’t very willingly accept for- classes, a pretty ebastaned and MONOPOLY HEARINGS being made for such a flight, but maa. as needed, perhaps not: the Navy thankful kid. Mrs. Read trios to pro'vlng.” Tbankaglvbig. I am thankful I said the date had not yet been set. NANAIMO FIRST ty such storma In preference to Pacli complains already of tremendous gauge her mualc by what la hap- One trustworthy informant at somt The people, the prese and a great delays In construction because of another September hurricane. But pening In tha aUUon below, what the Vatican said that the Holy TO START N E H WEEI feret FatheFs condition, although Improv- BMBy of Uw public offlclalt of thla alow delivery of materlala. And In none the lees these rough and reck Uma of day it la, and what sort of neM leaa manlfesUUrma of Nature’s crowds ftrt nwlliif below* fiooM- ing, etui was serious this afternoon. Thar oooBtry have bath very vocal In any event we are tapping our re- 5?« o This man described the ailment as Washington. Nov. 25—(35)—^The freaklahnesa arc enough to sot ua Umes, there era oomplicatlona. to C thilr eoodemnatlon of tba Injustice serves of IndiistrlsI metala for pur- ■ha one* atartad to play aa a myocarditis (Inflammation of the Federal Committee organixed to in- If You Have Not Secured Your Tickets Wadi and iBbnmanlty of aggraasor autoc- all wondering how long tha cycle of, funaral procession maaemade luIta way muscular part of the wall of the (!,: eVtwnRBSBSBHaER poses of wsr whenever we uee all heart.) vestigate monopoly wants to find chest extremes la likely to last, and how through tha atatlon. Her piece was *»»» Yet They Will Be On Sale at the Door for with radaa ovar a period of aeveral new ore where old Iron or steel or Sister Hurries to Vatican. out first, what makes American In- Gifts for Everyonol Buy Gifts for All yean. Tba volea of Amarlca has copper would fill the bill Just aa far tha old girl Is Itkaly to go In ^ "PoinD ClrcumsUnc#!” dustry, and how well the machinery gut I having fun with us dsfansalass The Pope’s sister, Donna CJamilla la working. you ban loud la denunciation of the well. We are u.slng up our own flothAMifa fitradl^mrlBB Rattl, was Informed st once of the The committee, composed of CJon- S a IO •Thrilling Extra Savings! Gifts Qt Every Price I cantl mortals before she tires of the sport ft) attack and hurried to the Vatican, nithleea eonqueat of ManchuHA tha resources to make It possible for Giovanni Longlarl la aa elderly I gressmen and government officials, The Fall Concert Of The By Usisg WARDS ad 01 traaipllwg ea the ancient empire of other nations to prosecute unjust and resumes something like an where she handed attendanU a let- will start public hearings next you : vIoUn-iBAker who reaemblaa David | ter for her brother. Over 100,000 Gifts I AbynlBla, the httrualon Into the and cruel wara of conquest—and to even tenor of her seasonal ways. Warfield. Hla place of buaine Thursday. It first will receive tes- W ards Fam ous Membera of the Pope's household timony on such general topics as PAYMENT PLANI B Spaaiah oivU war by tha Fascist praserva their own reserves In the some 30 yeara old, U located hard! said they assumed the note con- production and diatributton, unem- You'ra tura le find tha tid* by ’Hmaa Bquara, Longlarl cornea aattaiw, tha rtaawful betrayal of ground against future needs. tained words of encouragement and ployment and national income. Regular i.98 ]ifl at Wordtl Chooto from Yaw can ra ally oifard to fd ay Oivt y from Vanlee and still geU moat of hopes for a speedy recovery. The Membera said the early testimony ChacluiBImakls, the unspeakable And probably the excess In prices the hard-to-flnd wood from hla aa-1 Pope's sister kept in touch \vlth the BEETHOVEN ovar 100,000 diffarant Hem* Santo Ctou* w hen yo u u*o that * Make this a would give the committee a well- after” outrage upon China. But there has that we shall have to pay for the big W ashin g to n tlve land. Hla prices range from Vatican by telephone the rest of the rounded background picture of in- through our Catalog Order Word* M en Hily Poym ant Ptam $10 to 15000. day. daflna” not baan, anywhere In the United armament we are practically cer- dustry and how effectively it haa Rayon Servica. Salact tha gift* you Su y yo ur gift* WOW n d tprasd touch ■tatea. any actloa eomparable to tain to build, occaeloned by the ab- Longlarl la not aa sprightly to-1 it waa learned that as soon as the performed in various stages of Its want from our ipeciol Chrhfmoi aMUam * MkOa D ayb o o k day not ars hla eyea and handa aa| Pope was stricken members of his growth. |fWr Jraa|r reTWna* WwWo ffVtoHfim* If • eatoly that at a Uttia community In Brlt> sence of the cheap acrap that has —“Bf F p aafaa Orm aklllful aa at yore, but be keepa at Cift-to-the-Home Christmas household called Dr. Rocchl, who GLEE CLUB Catalog. Wa write yaur ardarond •Im pio for raapontIM o pa ap is eraamj Oovent Ish Columbia as related In tha fol- gon# abroad, win amoimt to many hla trade. He doesn't earn as much treated him and then called Pope Dresses mail H far yeu.tovlng yeu past* to atto M iah cradH a lowing Item from a New York biisl- times the total of the profits made Washington. —Something has hap' aa he once did—people a r e n o t th e Pius' personal physician. Dr. Amanti Ta Be Presented At signed Mllanl. iga and menay*erclar or C.O.D. A n y p urcluna o f $10 or i topa, naaa newspaper; by Individuals In the business of pened these post few days thst a .same any more—but he la horrified TWO YOUTHS ARE HELD Y o u 'll fin d c o rre c t ly st y le d gifts at W a t k in s p rice d 'aa*.Vbu gatapoody *orvlco,MU, o pans an iKcaw nl. fut hoc great many people didn’t believe at the thought of ever laying down Previously a Vatican news serv- A* Carfa of scrap iron remaln- exporting Junk metal war suppllci hie tooU. Walter Damroseb, Jascha ice had reported that Pope Plus had boaas, ad In a metal yard at Nanaimo, to the brigand nations. could happen. A man has been Helflts. Mlacha Elman, Ztmballat been compelled to take to his bed FOR HARTFORD BREAK Bmt of B. C, after attempta to load it peacefully chdsen to aucceed a dic- fro m 2 5 c u p l and cancel his'audiences after suf- HIG H SC H O O L H ALL at Wat Possibly It Is Ume the American tator. 't and Dave Dubinoff are some musical I OB a barge ware halted by clU* people, like those of tha little town greaU who vlatt hla shop, axamlne fering an attack of dizziness. an plckela and truck drivers That la the story of the death of The news service said the 81- Hartford. Nov. 25—(A P)—Two of Nanaimo, began to get a bit ex- President Kemal Ataturk of Tur- his producU, and chat with him (B) S^owa below Is a desk par^ 16-year-old youths who have con- who refused to move the metal. about concert and operatic happen- ticulariy appropriate for the year-old pontiff was afflicted aa he Even A line of twelve Chinese and cited over the scrap metal situation key and the selection of his rlJrtt was descending from his apartment fessed, according to Capt. Frank E. under I hand man, Gen Ismet Inonu. ings. youth’e room, or for a living room CJattaneo of the Hamden police, to MONDAY, NOV. 28 You’ll hardly balicva your white man formed at the dock to his customary private audlgnces boar I —even if for a m(Pe materialistic Turkey Is so far away from the furnished In maple. Thle one la have attempted a safe-break at the •yeit Hare ar. .11 l.ie hit* where the barge was tied up aft- eolid maple with a deeply scrolled with heads of church administrative "men I reason than the humanltaiianlsm United States that the slgnlflcance OoMen LMghtor bodies. office of the A. E. Honce Fuel Com- of-thc-eeaeon etylce you’ve er a meeting of Nanaimo husl- of thla procedure waa largely lost. ■Um Hall la known from the Bat- base and three roomy diwwers. SO at 8:15 P. M. have tc naaa men, labor and church or- which appears to have stirred the tnehes wide, f IS.TS. Carried Book To Bedchamber pany in West Hartford, Monday ceen at higher prices. Full Chrlatn But there are parallel situatlona tery to Broadway, from i Columbus He was carried Immediately back night, were arrested Thuriklay night ganlaatloBa opposed the shipment Vancouver seaport to action. closer at hand. Upon these there Circle to Sutton Place. He Is a skirts I Tiny waietst Both 1 graat I oa grounds It was destined for to his bedchamber and his phsrsl- in Hamden. They will be brought tie girii has been speculation—strictly un- colored boy, whose booming, iiffec- cian. Dr. Mllanl, wan called. Mllanl to Hartford today, local police say. Salvatore Randazzo dressy and tailored frock* tha Japanese for war purposes, official. Officially there can be no tious laugh Is known to many stage I in the newest color*. Oay at Chr and voted to picket if any at- STATE RELIEF CONTROL advised a day, of rest, '^ d the Pope The pair, Peter Kaminski and Soloist or have speculation on what will happen and screen and radio showmen. He I remained In bed. Henry Rancourt, both of Hartford, print* and aolid*. 12 to 44. teapa were made to load it. The when a dictator comes to the end roars st almost anything and fairly bobbles picket line waa withdrawn later It la only a relative handful of of his road. Shortly afterward the Holy were taken into custody last night nwra f wishful thinkers who believe that bubbles at the sheer Joy of living. ••*as»t|t) Father was rialted by Lorenzo by Captain Oattaneo and two of- Robert Knox Chapman when tnick drivers refused to The speculation haa tended all It Is whispered that he la aup-| She'll transfer the metal from the yard any early end to every sort of fed- In one direction. What will haptien Cardinal Laurl, chief penitentiary of ficers of the Hamden police after Conductor to % lamps i to the barge. piled with passes and occasionally tbe church or the cardinal who sets they had broken Into a garage on eral relief, either through auch when a successor must be found to evtn a banknota to come and laugh penances for sins. home, Nanaimo Isn’t one of the more replace say. Stalin, Mussolini, or State street, there and bedded down for bar agencies as the WPA or through at a film or a radio program. Hall’s Cardinal Lauri's office will require for the night In a truck. A third Important communities of the Hitler T Hitler Is younger but Mus- Fred Werner or might i some entirely new system of pub- .sollnl and Stalin are up in their constant companion Is a chap nam- blih CO the approach of the Popb's youth, accused of implication in couple ed "Ijucky Box,” to whom he la Im- death to read a profession of faith Weatem Hemisphere—Just a minor lic works, Is po.s.i|hle. But tbe num- fillies, although Mussolini tries to Monday night’s break Is now held Accompanist part ( get his people and himself to for- parting aoma of his technique. (F) Moot Uvlng rooms require one major tablau to the pontiff and give him absolu- in West Hartford. aeaport town on Vancouver Island ber of those who believe thst the Thle Mfa model is particularly adapted to fiU thla a dosai with eight or nine thousand peopls. get that. Mussolini has been s dlc- pla^ine administration of relief should be tstor as long as Kemal. His official Aetora’ Medldne Mom •xtenfied from 33 Vt to S3 inrh.* But so far aa we know It la the (A) If you order early, you may havo long! Tte top is 1014 inches wide. Made of genu* ords fc tumeil back to the states, though life has l>ecn almost aa rugged and Chief Raln-In-The-Face U an I this splendid Chlppeildala occasloniU rta lr you su first place, and its people the first active as Kemal's. His private life habitue of thsi ForUca. He U a vl by the Grand Rapids Fum lturo Makers the major part or at least a large covered in your choice of damuaete. Its Guild, 034.75. people, In North America to do I.as been far more circumspect and sligbt, wizened chap who comes by frame la solid TangulUe mahogany. Or- part of the funds should be federal- less of a drain on his physique. Non T anything beyond mere talk to pre- hla nama becauoe be sputters as be dini^y $33fi0; a Christmas special at ly provided, Is large. Our Republic- talka. E vent Japanese from IndlecHmI- rii an Governor-elect. Jiiilge Ralduin, People want to know whether Nobody knows how ha Uvea, nate slaughter of the ChIneae. they must continue to live With where he sleeps, or when he eaU.. Is an earnest advocate of a non- They were, of course, interfering dlctatomhlps only through the life The legend 1s that he was originally partisan state cnmmiaalon to con- of one man, or will the breed carry with buslneea—a business that .aiK)nsonHl by Lee Tracy during the trol all federally-paid relief Jobs in on. nin of "Broadway.” Tracy con- turned nlckela and dimes Into the Now comes an example of a dic- (B) A convenience Connecticut. sidered him a good luck piece and when aervlng refreshr pockets of Vancouver Island boys, tator being peacefully replaced had him about the theater running m enu le thU nest of A ll llu ; T o y s Y o u N e e d H u n d r e d s o f T h o m ! E x c l u s w o , There Is no question about the with proapects that his program will to invc dollars Into the pockets of Junk continue. odd errande. three Bberatca toblee. A ama' dealers; that made a better market fact that. In many states to s sesn- True, there are vast differences The Chief baa become quite a I When not In uee the Ex c i t i n g T o ys F o u n d N o w h e r e El s e ! B u y A l l Y o u r T o y s cl* unt dalous extent snd probably in all In the nature of the dictatorships, showman, rustUng up a routine and two extra Ubiee tuck for scrap automobiles, discarded away under the oval states In greater or leas degree. a* seen by observers here. Kemal aeries of gestures which presage a t W o r d s T h i s Y e a r o f P r i c e s T h a t S a v e Y o u M o n e v ' Da kitchen sinks; turned otherwise Ataturk nevertheless was a dlcta- good fortune for an actor or pro- rimmed top eectlon. Gift* valueleae stuff Into cash. But that WPA and other federal relief agen- ducer. He has a "curse," too, for Oennlne mahogany, toi In his own sphere. He u.sed the •14AS. didn't atop tha Nanaimo peopls clea have been used for political Iron hand where necessary. A large those he dIsUkes. The Chief has from doing a atlck-up on one barge- effect, for the advantage of the difference between his situation and "blessed" Spencer Tracy, Melvyn Democratic party. There is no ques- that of other dictators la that the Douglas, Edward Arnold, and Ed- B load, anyhon’, of potential shrapnel, tyi>e of reforms he waa called upon tion about there being far too many ward O. Robinson among othera. He tank bodies or gun barrels—possi- to make met the approval of the l>olnts to them as satlatled custom- bly from putting an end to the good Jobe for politicians in fe.leral outside world almost immedlate- era. Right DOW. ha appears to be ly. metal Junk business at least In one administration, nor about far the sole property of George Abbott So^a in Linen s98 He divorced the state from the and such A hbott workers aa Sam small comer cf British Columbia. too small a proportion of relief , .Mohammedan Church. He Installed money reaching proi>er beneiicla- Levene, Tv .ly H art and Eddie Al- To Nanaimo, a aalute! j the Kngllsh-type alphabet to re- bert. The i hlef U • bona-fide per- (G) W hw fainOUa Club together to give thelp homes B staH i lawB rle». In other words the theory of place w iggle-worm arable charac- gut, a sofa is always a popular choloe. With linen so m urtto Jam* Msantims the business men of tecs so diffleult to teach. He started .sonaUty of the bl* town—aad now ^ to bs a tevorito CSurtiSu Judge. .. Baldwin u J . thst such...... relief;i>ui'iivpublic nviioois, schools, popuianzea popularized west- you know of him. gift. If ordered now. It can be miuli m the United States- at least that snouia r>* administered by non par- | ern dress to replace fez and orien- cover. Regularly $125.00. swacuon or imaa Ik-. part of them who are in the used llsantlamn state bosrds I ha.s__ a great... deal 'tal! drapery t maybe AW^ thata ___ waa an Td-lecA wAoof OolyWotmWm IIMTM n r n nmu metals trade—continue ■ Improvement), removed the scarf '''' UNTIL DEC. to gather I of recent federal history t o sup- Velod*lpede la scrap mr tal, collsct It al Amerl- , pori it. from women's faces and abolished A Bike SadliUdD harems. Quotations— Select your toys now . . . before the rush! Words will can ports and ship It by Japanese, |^ It Is, however h i g h l y I m p o r t a n t a tteir tema Is fUmlated in a ttmy «■ ka Koar riee plate§l SrfnadId with this quaint ooffM 9.98 SbWfM^etVForM put them Qwoy for you until December 20lhl As liftie AU WOOC-TbMAfcadr Water fieaafwrif Aff Was# German and Italian stearrer.s, by that when auch a proposal Is defl- HU moves, for a little country, Relatlvei. - -- - Xt Is msds sS 5*48 WLyPayaPartwiater Yew^W? were aa bold as Hitler's for a mania to rkfi antiqued heoagr t eeler aad has chartered American vessels, h y ln tely formulated It .ihall provide —Martha Rays, when someona 1 1«*M Xvary child will want it I Ball* Xlimiaatee eittlnc on edge ef 05 50c holds up to S5 worth On purchases of toy> Hfen*M S w e a C e m Ss/sl fteymMy SA ffi. bigger country. He tossed aside toeh top aad to to tte aovnow low Id” halght. 85M. tearing wheel*—rubber tireal Men^s elaeketii 4-e«reSlipM tramps from all the world, to 'absolute guarantees th.at we shall Italian, French and Greek claims oAked her In Hollywood what sba wagoni D atactebtol 8tr« Wool BbuikeiM Japan, to Italy, to Germanv. was having for lunch. Did you say "Gifts Bed and white finifbl Itoedl BaU bearing wtealal o»p| $5, a lO o deposit will hold t h e m ! H u r r y ! CeaC Style <2»8 All not merely he shifting the political to former Turkish territory, shot J69 taw aricsd a t e Wwti Law A ha of It to go Into some sort of w ,ar impllcatlon.a from the federal gov- a Greek army into the sea at Pfstf pmmi Smyrna and refortlfled the Dar- In the railroad buaineas, red All wool for warmth; firm flat 69c materlal or muniUons to be used 'emment to the various state gov- means proceed with caution. He Haaviaat (33 oa.) *11 wool la 4* " danelles to direct violation of allied knit, reinforced acam* for I*aca trimmed or plain tailored Save $21 Wana, rich nap,^ a ^ n s t peace loving TwuyjM. j em m ents-w ith the possibility that peace provUtons. was doing that. Sl.50Val«ol 25-ladi •trangth. Roomy! W*H madal eolorfol n«w plaidal Smart styles I Flattering four gore - Mrs. Drake Woamley anawarlng a for less than $10"? Sbsamlliwd sports back I ffays'S/sas at 2.fi9 sura proof ef qaalityl S tn ^ ‘Thare Isn't the allghteaf guaran-|w e shall be Jiimpln Doubtless in a popular election and'* cat I Rayon uffeto. 32-44. 3-inch aataaa btodtogi ----- ! - ...... If not from he would hava been elected but he municipal Judge In Cleveland aa to H lfiii Scorn W olkiap Baby DoH tee that guns or shells or bombs- 1 the -fr>ing - .r -• - -s Ipan «nInto thew If- fire,III c, at least whether her husband drove This year, more than ever before, we've piaim*^ neie at Rodmr provided that hU successor should be M ofU a Gomo Sl.9tV«lM mad# from our exported scrap .from one. twin skillet into another choeen by a sort of doted corpora- through a stop light. Watktoa to bqlp yen fin that lecig Chrtotmaa list whteh / metal won’t be used to kill Amerl- | Just as hot. tion. the national parliament, whose ealle for gifU at toss than $10. We-v# Mmpped tte mar* 1 .1 9 For B Mliora* soldiers or even Am^r. ^ ts j .s . existence so long had depended I had to aok Gabls to leave Lom- 1.49 upon hU good will. bard at boma w tea be came to kete for deooraUva aeeaaeortos . . thoaa thtoga that »»t 1p 98® lean women mad children | J »ndouhtedIy true that If fed- 79« KjSrge aaeuirt for an eight year and t His. aoaoclates Insist be was not a look a t his oar. “make" a room UvaUe . . to offer at popular gift bcIom. IT t e g) So awaet cad pretty I Not a week goes by but two , , ' to be ad- —Howard Darrin, custom auto You'll find a larger vartoty thaa evw of fina framed pin* $J rolaot Thera’s aUU to every «**• •M . . . I f l Ourabla fiW i band*, dictator Ui the German-Itallan tense. ahotl Non-waipiag board la Ihi just Ute a real. Uve Scottiel la Crttooaa seat cover. •lifting eyac.' raal three or more charters of veasela ministered In this sUte under a ; saVd one of them builder in Hollywood, explaining aatural colors oa amtall Criaal Dainty organdy draasl a t 3Ui tufsa- mirrors, haaglag erall abalvoa and lampa; book ends, 22 ia.1>1 7 m a r b i e s l Mato t In the United States to carry metal non-partisan commission selected | "He followed the consUtuUon that hla men would do no work ■■h traya, cigaretto boxaa. daoocated trays, by Mr. Baldwin, a much better Job I “ctlon taken be- while Csuole Lombard waa la the value I marmp to beUlcoaa Fascist naUona wrniiM Ka .1—. ,1__ _ .__ i fore factory. waata baakata, and tte llko. You win bo with glaamli ara rscorded la tbe maritime news. tte prloaa we know, fw they range to price from 3Pe to Streamlined Streamlined band t But how about such states as Okla- ! parUament” Then, it waa added He'd melt tbe Iren bsurs. week tl Not a week but what some Japa- $9,85. AU ara deoorator-aeleetod so yon’ra sura thaFra O m Ih horns, or Mr. Dies’ Texas, or Penn- 1 naively: "It la good to know that -Samuel LlebowUa, counsel for RUsorPirll Remote Cootrol alao ca aeaa or Italian or German ship (D) Before y o u _____ Four Christmas sedar etest good daeorattona. MSstly oaoriif-a-ktod tor OBclutove* sylvants. or any number of other I parliament approved all hla decrees, Robert Irwin, confessed murderer be sure to sae Watktoa bOCOMPftVk Bociric Traio Drivs fCAVYWSGHr tor Wtoaarf ly Adv oalla from one' trf our ports laden for his plans were so wise.” telling bow his cUent bad hoped to Brothars augmented dispIsF* ■oast ' B o a t tofl to au k a aalactloim aaityl Hartame A4aa Llm to Wootl such id commonwealths where entrenched Manto, watontaad mahogany veneertd cteote are pra^ Voledpodo m W to tha PUmaoU with potential de- escape from prtaoa. IJnlonaiilta StotBiyrnwoBsarVI $34.76 t political machines war deaperately ON SILENCE STRIKE ■yitod to a ” 1devaitoty of traditional aad modaia . % DreiM Sld»ekfl slrikiUon from American lunk'ni,.. ^ ■tjdaa. This Qnaaa Aaeia low bay dsslgn to~saaelalto a] Ptnnneld^ Prinlii Sweaters any ch II - , .. . J (^ver spoils, and where any such A good deeeriptlon of a sciontist is Chrtatmaa pitoad at fiSSiTg. apeciauy 98® ‘1.0 14.95 yards. Countless thousands of tons thinv t ■ * Montreal, Nov. 25 — (Canadian Cemntate with __ ___ M*a*a N a a U s v a e d i 7 9 * at mte j thing aa genuine non-parUsan and a man who doesn’t know what he U Tiav tote have auch fua rldiag Has early Sdt graad Gho our Iron and steel and copper : honest control over great sums of Preaa)—The parson of Bt. Jude'j working on and la afraid to make It ;*L ataartogl f i t t ^ Raa^ghtl Savara&lel Power* Weara a r 2 U te llkB a W« UksI Ideal for 17c AlWaaff Tba I Anglican church la on a silence public. Btaal bodyl 24*faL lengl |toil l eUlMe beartog I metorl dotted cwtoc drcM, heir ribboal emldrca from 3 to 11 baesaae J For fall pretaction wear heavy sventog Mcmp have help^i to fiU the air public money 1, d l f f ^ t e ^ to strike, be said today, bocauoa some knit cottea—extra warm aad Manyjaaay efot tte dasigns ara copias - . wttt death ta thooe last law yaara. —Cbarlaa F. Kettering autosnotive wheals stoka It aofef of high*bar priced socks I Ribbed NEW piintal Brighter coloral Wide cholea of now at what I imagine? of the cwigragatlon diallkad hla pul- enginaer. axtra comfortablal Poll cat. Make aatocksTaproao, eU a Ward low prical Par will Uh Dartag aavtaal yeara, whUs thorn pit vtawa oa srorld affairs. Ha will tqps; cotteoaadrayeaoiixtataa; It Is going to take naora than dran’s^asaas. Tahfaat. 96 to. girls, Siam *• J ypocaaMons cf aerap-Isdea ohlpa perfonn hla otter pastoral duUea H arry Ttown. IMgUah wlU to create a atato sgratom but W"win not------praach again,------said tbe axecuUva, la kaowa as Ofoat WATKINS «f federal fUBte Ofak Bav. C. E. Comba, until the matter • a O T H i U t I N e >M»\TfiO>ll<:itV U A IID FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2B, 1988 MANCHESTBB EVENING HERALD. IL^CHESTRR. OONN. FRroAY, NOVEMBER 26,1988 For two thouaaad M an and a day. rAO#iRi#i' HaMa*t yon fouad hla apiaatac Hla doUa aad round rad drunat ION Than certain it ia that onoa a year Tba Xing at Um Far North ootnaaf News from Manchester s Neighbors GRADS, AS USUAL, DRUB HIGH IN GAGE OPENER STRIKS The only things that art real true *> — B o t h Are fantasy, faith, romance. And tbs maglo ring by the wMUag Ik* at the tree TALCOTTVILLE Brad today Where the feet of the JOHN lotas BASKETBALL SEASON va Always there’s been a Santa Claus MaocheaUi fiOll Opaiach wttli tad* Fran Leary Places 2nd In NationalsJcntae, a in aa at* Since that day In an Eastern lend erty. When tha angels sehg to /C new- The Taicottville Fife and Drum paaoafuUy born babe— ' TO BE OPENED TONIGHT Child, do you understandT Oofp held a meeting at the school- Prison Trojans Turn Back proupa o f house Tuesday night The follow- Alumni’s 33-22 Victory ) KrtkUi d Iflater Bqoaah BMnemioal, ’Taaty HAU MATE NIPS DAVID HEATLEY WINNER Hubbard squash, belled or baked, her parents, Mr. aad Mm Harold m paraded ing ofticers were eleeted; President, Gray. pty penii. la one of the finest winter vege- Harold Smith; vioe-prenident; John RockviOe Hif^r To Meet Moriarty Gridmen By 26-7 tables. Select equaeh that are - un- Miss Marjorie Thompson, who haa I of cattle. TalcoU, Jr., treasurer; Wilbur Ilraot from blemished and free from decay, been U1 and under treatment at a L STAR TEN YARDS OF CROSS COUNTRY RUN Cfarkemeo Lead By 16-10 I BOX SCORE Smith, Jr., seoretnry, Thomas Lotos. hospital in Auburn, Maas., has been a arriaad heavy for slee (light aquaah uaual- Manchester At 'Sykes The Wethersfield Trojans packed^levea turned on the preceure and ly have a larga amount of pltk and An entertainment committee wan discharged and is with her brother- altogther too much speed and power At Half Bat Former Nates (88) seed, leas fieeh, and are tberafore also elected to make plans for aome in-law aad aiatar, Mr. and Mrs. tallied twice In the third period and P They are Ideal Gymnashmi; Other News Fomer MJIS. Rnmer Pii>h- HONS DOWN B E A K , for Moriarty Brothers at the Coim once again the final quarter, con- B » Y fora amokr not economical), with a firm, hard entortnlnmant to be given for the Charles P. Miner recuperating. State Prison yesterday afternoon 1 Greene, r f...... * ft-1 I for lounging purpose of raising money for uni- verting on two of the three tries M.H.S. Star Nips Teammate put into rind. If stored properly In e oool, Miss Marjorie Martin waa home and romped to a smashing 26 to 7 for extra points. The Trojans Local Sport Unleash Forions Spnrt In 3 Scbleldjge, rf, Ijg --.ft 0-0 f that the about tha dry place, they should keep per- forms and other expenses. for Tbankeglvltig day. She spent the triumph over the Gas Housers tn 0 TaggarL tf . houae and, In QThe Poet^ Column | From The Woolen Gty. ** Ti>« wajr h ' hopes rise used three full teams against Morl- ...... 1 1-3 1 amounted fectly all winter. Peel, discard pith Mr. and Mn. Jamaa Wood spent time with her mother, Mrs. T. D. biting cold weather that chilled artys and showed plenty of skill Bob Doggarl By Fool In 3 Slnnamon, If «• • • • ,3 1-g < tuxurioua ma- and seeds, and boil in aalted water, Martin. Closing Periods Before Meuoneo Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur both players and spectators to tha and ability. 5 Kose, e ...... 3 1-1 I terials, h a v e covered, until tender. Drain, maab Shepard at Hamden, Conn. Cross-Coontry Grind At bone. Because of the town title Chatter • replaced to a BY HENRY HARRISON RockvlUe, Nov. <5—(Special)— FoUowlng the game, Morlartys Revival Of Turke) Day 0 Haraburda. e, Ig ....0 0-X • and seaaon with butter, - salt and Franklin Welles and. family eertee claxh with the Orioles at ML were treated to a banquet at the Crowd Of 1,600 Fans; 0 Weir, c ...... 6 (M) q great extent pepper. Or cut In portions tultable OF KKW YORK have moved Into the house formerly The RockvlUe High Bohool basket- Nebo Sunday, Coach.Luddy Hansen Changes In the CHAC rules gov- tea gowms and ball team wUI open their tteeon to- ^Newark As Ifis School R ^ Gain 14-7 Victory To Stay prison. A number of players were 0 E. Squatrito, ...... ft ft-o 6 for serving, season and butter, and occupied by Herbert Kuhnke. took no took no unnecessary risk badly bruised by contact with the erning the annual sUta basketball Event Here; Wes Robbins S Horvath, r g ...... 3 ft-1 4 “at h o m a' bake In a shallow pan in the oven TO BB A8KBD OF THR VERY OLD Miae Joyca Janie of Mancheater WILLINGTON night when they will meet the Mon- of injury to his chargee but that’s tournaments In March seem certain Play In Rockville,Tonight dinner dres» ehesUr High school quintet at the hard jrround of the field but all the 1 Wlnxler, Ig ...... 3 ft.3 4 Add a little weter to prevent burn- By Sorob Utoay la speddlng a few days at the home MISS JRNNIR H. CHURCH tarns The Team Title. In The Race For Westen no alibi for the defeat aa the iSi)* Gaa Housera wUI be In shape tor to make It difficult for aaes B. 1 Opaiach, ig. rt ...... $ o s g ea. The lovely ing. of bar grandmother Mrs. William Sykes Oymaaelum at seven o’clock. jane richly deserved victory. teams to play In the aaae A event Third As 16 Compete. ones of this How then la um world with you FoUowIng the game there win be Sunday's title clash If the field Is In when the frost has fallen. Custer. Morlartys started the scoring with playabls condition after today's • . . last March the B entrlea In 'he tManoheater High got off to its 11 18 »*14 |g aeason make The Olrl SoouU wiU bold a pub- dancing. the quickest touchdown that's been A tourney were Derby and Nauga- The KMdlee Are Just In Their When the steady march of tha blood The Rainbow Sewing Club haa (S ^ a l «• TS. Rcralei Fro Grid Crown. snowstorm. ueuel start in basketball ee the High------«l (tt) one fairly Glory Is so nearly over eleeted the following officers: Preoi- Uo Mngo this evanlng in the old Moetiag* Newark. N. J., Nov. 25—(AP)— scored against the Trojans since The Moriarty lineup followrt: lo tuck, both of which met defeat from breathe with The 30-40 club of the RockvlUe Chilling wind and biting cold held P B with this snow and if they need And every hour la a coin stolen denL Luollle Beebe; vice president, schoolhouee, now men's club rooms, J ^ c l s Leary, former Manchester football was inaugurated at the Hansen, Patrick; It. Helms. Casa- Manchester High . . . Naugy, as 1038-39 campaign was launched at 0 Cole, r f ...... elegance. The materials are varied Methodist church wUi hold a meet- state finalist, went to tho New Eng- no terrors for David Heatley. lead- 2 IT LOOKS UKE AN OLD FASHIONED CHRISTMAS thla year new goloabes Norton's carry all From Time's scant purstT Know- Dorothy Dunnell; oorreepondlng in South WUUngton. There will (Conn.) High running ace and a Clilcago, Nov. 3fi—(AP) prison. Two plays aftar the open- nonde; Ig, lultano. Wolfram; c. the State Armory last night with 1 HlUnskl, r f ...... 1 and If you prefer a warm one, that ing what dark wings hover ing this evening at tbs home of : Blor at Seton Hall Prep in South ing ktekout, tho Gas Housers were Ferguson; rg. McIntosh, Tumlnskl; land tournament and waa again ing harrier of Manchester’s ' HIgh’e observing the wonderful praparationa that arc afoot. Whether you will keep you "snug aa a bug" you'll Isea and tyv»» of them not only secretary, Edith PrenUoe; recording be twenty-five games and prizea Knocking those Detroit Lions out the Alumni rifling its way to a de- 0 C. Blanohard, r f ...... ft for the children but men and wom- And murmurously disturb tha quiet secretary, Katherine Meyers; treas- Martha Sohlffer of Jacob luge, N. J., completed a succeas- across the goal line and the try for rt. Skoog; re, CHiambere, Hayes beaten by Manchseter . . . varsity during the past season, must practice strict economy or can alford the bast, everyone of the like the glorloiia shadea of flannel air. Schools closed WedatMday n ^ t when plana will be completed fs^ ^ N a tio n a l League tlUe race, point after was converted to give cisive 83 to 23 triumph, the eeventb 0 Oavello, I t ...... 1 Christmas Shoppers have one thin); in common, the Spirit of Christ en as well, at very reasonable prices urer, Dawn Neri; pledge leader. cross country ^ason yesterday tha Chicago Bears were ready to qb, Bycholskl, Ihb, Robinson, Car- he raced to an Impressive triumph In 1 Davis, I f ...... ft houseeoaata, but If you would make Do you forget then what mad Area and wUl be in aeseion again Mon- annual Chriatmaa . of the olul the locals a 7-0 lead. After that. ron; rhb, Steum, Majswrekt; fb, The new tourney eet-up le offl- time the grads have turned back the vU maa. Every year we sec throngs of shoppers, some drive up in Marilyn Wellea. it was decided to day morning. rben he finished second behind a admit today, Is as tough a job as it schoolboys In the last nine years. A 0 F. Blanchard, t f ...... ft a atrlklng appearance, see tha IBSSToya Oo Very were kindledIn • Rev. Dr. George S. Brookes, pas- team mate, carmen Bova, In the It was all Trojans as the prison Krebs, Healy. dally given aa follows In *the Nov- S t *’**'*-Z****'^ Packards; some walk In broken shoes; aomc merry, laughing, gay, beautiful ones of ahlmmarlng satin Practice] hold meetings each Tuesday after- Mrs. Minnie Oaines baa closed one# WMM to itop th# Lions' ember Bulletin. C^AC publication: *^*vlved ae a Thi holiday homecoming crowd of more 1 Brown, 0 ...... 3 Of courfe,urle. Chrlitmas In the jroung breeat end do you won* noon at 4 o'clock. tor of the Union Congregational two and one-half mile 18th annual for. Sort (Dutch) CUrk. Bulletin, aome aarioua, qiitatly happy, but alt, In apita of their surface dlf* and crepes. ibit wh#rs her home in Moose Meadow and ohuroh will be the guest spMdcer at (1) In order to be considered for glvlM Day sports feature after a than 1600 fans witnessed the tilt. 2 WUeon, 0 ...... 1 ferences. Imbued with a mellow hspplnr.ia nnd feeling of friendll- wouldn't be Christ- Newark Interecholastic cross coun- O p k . one of the professional ta p e^ f three years. Heatley was Dreaming has goner Haa earth'a gone to Andover, Mass., to spend the meeting of the Windsor His- try run. Tournament participation, a team Snap 8-Oanw String 0 Savllonla, e ...... 0 neM that makes Christmas the mo.st enjoyable time of theyeiu’. So with mas without toys, the winter with her daughter, Mrs. football’s sll-tlne greats, isn’t play- the victor by a foot over hU team- It waa the flilt setback that 3 H. Squatrito, r g ...... 3 An Origlmil Olft That Oan'l Be and the toymakers strange magic dwindled T torloel society to bo held this eve- Pounding away from the start ing regularly any more, but he’s must have won 80 per cent or more Thankgiving safely tiieked away for another year, our thoiighta turn Dupllcssted The ache of muaio and the sharper Bolton and family. ning at the Community house. of Its scheduled games (with other Doggart in a thrilling Coach Wilfred J. Clarke'e chargee 1 P. Murdock, r g ...... ft to Cbrlstmaa ahO{^ng. You will luive thla column to help you every have done thamMlvrs pain Attorney George V. Smith, Mr*. with 200 other runners, the tow- doing a great bit of piloting from PA’S START CAMPAIGN Conference members) with photo finish and waa clocked In the have suffered slnoe late last aeason 0 Fltagerald, r g ...... ft Perlmps there Is a proud this year. Kiowa Oounoil, Degree of Poca- beaded Manchester youngster forc- _the beneV Yaaterday,----- * w some Wedneaday and f'ridny, and you may be aura the merchenta In Man* candid camera en- Of •• Ita words ooeau the HEBRO N Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin hontas will hold a meeting this ova. of ita owm class, or higher . . . (3) fine time of 16:88.2 for the 3.1 mUe when Bristol snapped tbs Red and 1 Murphy, Ig ...... ft Chester will be ready to servo you completely an-ou ered peppermints ami four choco- car aldewipcd with a truck driven end. non will be held at the RockvlUe PbUlipe, Me„ high school move into tion; Twelve Players On Twelve players make up the per- wlahlng to play in another clasa High In Providence. ated brilllante emerged on top be- P B F T touch with mtn* Dark glory veliiod With unexpected mering 64 yards to score in the first sonnel of the PA’e, including Buruo causo their cause waa aided and 0 ZamalUa, rf ...... g (Ml * i eataly o a r v a d, wear the new Numont Ful-Viie Inte-Qovered wrintergreen candlea Tha Real Hnowy Winter Weather by Charles H. Burhance of Scotland. Miea Marietta Fitch and Mrs. Houae this evening when several the lead. Both seamed aatlafled to period, must air-so decls»e *— ...... their Intention be- The one-two finish of Heatley and lt> double boiler, add two table- reminds ua glovaa are a neoesxlty Considerable damage was dona to Spencer Fitch of Fitch Terras, matters of importanoo wiU be acted Vera Huffman’s emuh pick' "Buck” Bycholskl, who will be out Doggart enabled the Manchester abetted by a host of atara of other 0 Bycholskl, t f ...... 1 3-t 4 . H creamy o o I o r a d. PTameleas Olaa.sca, which are the How Htrange that he should be ao un- permlY Toothaker to set the paoe. ing up the touchdown. The Boars, o ' action for the first half of the fore the season opetu . . . (3) the laat word In spectaolea having no spoons of cream and cook until hot aa well as an excellent choice foe both cars but luckily the drivers es- Rockville, called on Mies Jennie H. upon. A report wlU be presented as Oa the turn into the boma stretch, Team This Season. method of rating teams shall be the High varsity to annex team honors years, Including Bill Slnnamon, Stan 0 H. Wlersbiclti. i f ...,1 0-1 t \ Coventry Ware da- aware with a well-conditioned lineup as campaign due to a recent appendix Opaiach, Eddie Haraburda, Gordon 0 B.Wler*blold, I f ...... S 0*1 holea on tha outer eld# of the lenses, and well blended, (jiilcklv spread Xmaa giving. Lined and un lined as caped uninjured. Church Tuesday afternoon. to the piogresa made by the vari- however, Bova made the first move oompared to the Injury riddled De- eame aa in the past . . . (4) if ^th the low score of 38 points. Blgned in realistic looking birds, over the cake and in a few min- Of flclda my eyes so eagerly explore! Mra. Howard Pratt made n busi- operation. Nine of the players have John Cerveni ran a nice race to Weir and Jimmy Horvath, aU of 0 'Oenofll, I f ...... 1 0-ft i 1 htpa, Isavae, etc. It makes baauu* but with bows extended over the yo'j prefer In many materials fl.30 He thumbe hla heavy book, hla mind At a hearing Tuesday evening be- ous committees appointed by the and overtook Toothaker. L «uy put troit array, scored in the third quar- been with the PA'e since the teem •**‘ * « " ears. Tha aclentUlcally constructed utes the frosting will harden. and up at Olfford's. You'll like them ness trip to Willlmantic Tuesday board of directors. on a bunt of speed that earrted him The Polleh-Americans launch that qualify for admission to their take fourth place, Edmund ShteMs Whom are playing either college or 3 Parehlak, I f ...... ft 0-0 ft e ful bookanda, charming cigarette oonoemed fore Justice J. Banks Jones at hla ter on pass Maetetnon to Karr, but wme organlxed, the veterans being semt-pro ball. 3 Vincek, c ...... 1 frama ellminataa atrain on the With atemer aclcnce than love'a morning. Win Bpeaaor Pletnn past the Maine runner but Bova had Detroit came back in the final their third season of basketbaU to- class, TournamenU, the pairings captured seventh and Joe DeMlnIco 0-1 3 ^ hoaea, aad unique powder boxes. Qllead—residence, Miss Hodgkins Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Robertson headed by playing coach Falkoeki, a wae ninth to complete the team High Leads At Half 4 Rubacha, c ...... l 0-1 3 j Baal of all they are only fl.OO ench outer edge of the lenses wrhera the You Htlll Have Plenty Of Time WItb tbs Holiday Season and Its analytes; was flned $6 and costs, the whole The Motion picture, “The Arkan- enough to bold hie slim adventure period to tally the winning points night by opposing the St. Maty's at fine player and smart mentor as hie •hall be made eo thnt every team I bows of the older type glaaaee are To Knit rartlea The wealth I have discovered was .xpent the. holiday with her mother, )s Traveler" with Bob Burns wui to the flnleh. with an SO yard march cUmued by sl alj play at least one game in the spring. The East SIdsa, with Rob- Johnny Greene, BUI Scbleldge, 1 Grysb, rg...... 1 0*0 at Watkins' Gift Shop. summing up to about *11.75. Her car Mrs. Agnes Woodworth. Middletown in a State PoUab record indicates; AI Obuchowaki, playdown series. bins aa their flrat entry to flnleh, Roger TaggarL Rd Kose, Ernie 0 OlberL r g ...... 1 0-0 I attached, thereby reducing break- a pair of warm, fuzzy Angora mit- Radically seated never turned was damaged to about the extent of be sponsored at the PaUce theater Seton HaU Prep captured the Huffnmn’s touchdown aerial to conoldered the best performer in $ 1 age. The Dewey-Richman Oo., will tens, beret, sweater or a gay eve- in the great Amer- By miner's spade or bom of ehemia- Carlos Gurley at Providence, R. by the Maple street school on No- Charley Hannemaa. League encounter which the PA’e were second with 43 polnta. whUe Squatrito and Johnny Wlnxlar play- 0 Skrabact. r g ...... 0 04 ft i Chrlstmae ”Tra La” <75 or so. I., a former WUUngton realdent and team title again with an almoat are confident will mark the beglm the State League last year and the #oondi, p#ced by Jam#t be glad to demonstrata these ning bolaro. The Yam and Gift ican lap, men will triea. vember 80 am, December le t The perfect eoore of 18 points. Bova is New York’s Glanu, aaetern dlvl- PA’a leading acorer with 386 polnta The East Side Boys’ Club Is to be ed good ball but tha High boopators 0 Katkaveck, I g ...... 0 04 0 Even though you get s bit hot It waa brought out that Burhance agent of the towm deposit fund. Is ning of a euccessful defense of the congratulated on the success of lu McCooe In fifth place, were third had the beat of it during tha first 0 SumUIaaki, Ig : ...... ft ft-1 0 ^ framea at any time aa they now Shop have a betwllchlng aelcctlon resume their worn- Yet gold hidden In his heart, the proceeds wUI be used to purchase 30 yean old and la captain of tha slon pace-settere, soared In the finel In 40 gamaa; diminutive Stan Opai- with 55 points. under the collar every time you have them tn stock. of materials for Xmas knitting aln - assigned duty quality was without a driver's license. Ha the guest of friends in South WiU< oeriod to tie Brooklyn’s etubborn year’s all-conquering campaign that cross country race yeaterday___ the half aa Marvin Cole, Elmo Oavello. hear somebody say again that had been driving for the better part Ington. ua|torme for the Girls and Boye tba Seton Hall tsam. Francis included annexation of the Rec ach, speedy forward whose floor 16 Runners Gompeto and sewing. of furnishing a Of iron in hie will, have far more ketbaU teams. Leary, who retumsd boma last Dodger*. 7-7. New York’s touch- work la exceptional and who haa event wasn’t conduct^ on the Ted Brown, Harry Squatrito and 10. 13 34 3S "men are Just little boys," you'll nlcs dull back- worth of a year without one. He was fined Mr. and Mrs. Everett Robertson down WM made by Dale Burnett on League and towm tiUee. grand scale of the races which the A field of sixteen runners an- Jimmy Murphy piled up a 10-6 lead High Seconds (11) have to admit that they are at Here la another recipe <10 and coats, totaling somewhat of West WtUington went to Hart- night ter a few days vacation, told The PA Girls wiU face the St tallied 334 polnta tn 35 gamei; Ed- wered the starter’s gun from in ground for tha Than any hard-aolved formula to ma. Tha Herald that It had baen a g o ^ n pass from Ed DanowsU. Brook ward Kovla, huaky forward who Recreation Cantera sponsored for tn the first quarter agalnat their P B r f Chriatmaa time. And .so are the hope you will find eulUble for your ( hriatntaa Luzury Than all tha secret treasures wnmg more than <16. He wras unable to ford for their Thanksgiving dinner lya tallied in the opening period on Mary’s Girls in tile preliminary and eight yaars up to 1985 but it’s a fine "ohool, proceeded 4 next bridge: color and glamor with Mr. and Mr*. Churehflald. race but that Bova, untmaten In also have high hopra of turniiw in haa chalked up 178 polnta in 88 former mates. The High reeervee 0 R, Oole, rf ••..•••••,0 04 0 ^ great majority of women "just lit- The Oh's! and Ah'al of tha so-called from earth. pay the fine and haa been detained Aoe Parker's 68 yard jaunt with an e1^ in the right direction. T*rmlnue, then up fought mightily in the aecond period 1 C, BelUe, rf ..a ....,.! 0*4 t tle girls" when It comes to the kind Brasil Not Cookies pending his ability to do so. If be In pollUce court at Hartford Mon- WAPPING racaa up to six mUes, w u too good their best record this season,>n. Both gamea and le a brilliant* paaoer; that win greet a gift issaer eex. And perhaps there lurks lateroepted pass Mike Baverlck, dependable back- the finhih was u close aa any in' the ' xTitimn Autumn, up and managed to hold the grade on 0 Chapman, If...... ft 04 ft of Christmas presents that amuse (Oourteey Dewey-Richman Co.) of knit snow hats, or does not succeed In paying up he dayly Jos<.J'oaeph Farra of West WlUlng- MRS W. W. GRANT for him yaaterday. The time was The standings: teams have been completely out- big meets, closer IIn fact. I to Oak. down Oak to on Idea or two for a Christmas gift. CHIEF'S DAUGHTER ton was fined *100 and costa for considered axonitionally Sne u fitted in new unlforme and present court performer who hoida the Spruce, up Spruce to Pearl, down even terms to protect tha four-point 0 Dancoeee, I f ...... ft 1-1 1 or have aomethtng to do with their 3 eggs, asperated I Q s y swrsters that will be cent to Tolland jail. 8800, Manchester Weetem DtvMon. 0 J. Beilis. I f ...... ft * tableipooaa thin cream Buccaao appears Imminent for By Eoaloe Garter Smith drunken driving. meet oflieiala said the day was tba a smart appearance on the chalked State League individual ecorlng margin with a 16-13 score at half- 04 0 j bobbles or will make entertaining win he the most popu- the fashion experts wbo've been There will be no CSirlstlan En Won Lost Tied court. record with 38 points In a single Had all tha runnars competed who i ****" eouth to time. 0 McDowell. I f ...... 0 04 nv>re fun. 2 cupa confectioner's sugar :.ir Item for .school She had forgotUn how the Black Thanksgiving dinner gut coldest ia tha history of the eveaL Green Bay ...... 8 3 o promised to enter It would have been **" "**. ** starting point. It was ® -J screaming "midnight blue" for a deavor meeting Sunday evening game and has made 316 points in 3 F. Murdock, c ...... ft <4 teaspoon salt HiUe lay hiding under the white Mr. and Mrs. Oarence Essex and AU the sohools In the Town of The time was one aad tour-tentha Detroit ...... 7 3 Won Twice Lost Year an even better attraction. and It race and the entire field com- After intermiiwiun, however, the s ^ She'll be pleased with linens And 1-8 ):lrls .ond ihclr bust-* number of years now. More and owing to the TrI-County Union 0 32 games. Henry Gryk, John Vojek Alumni stepped up the. pace and 0 McCaughy, e ...... 1 0*3 no'i.s Htsii r.s, will more than pay you oruat of winter; Mr. and Mre. John MIrtt on Wlll- South Windsor were closed at one secoada slower than tha record turn Chicago Bears ...... 6 .1 0 In the two games played with waa too bad that the local boys now Pi**®**:*?* distance but a few min * ^ lamps and other gadgets for her 3 cups finely ground Brazil nuts more shops—especially the high- meeting to be held tn the Mart ington Hill were Mr. and Mra. Middletown last year, the PA’s and John Mordavsky round out the utes Johnny Greene contributed some 0 Buttery, rg ...... 0 04 home, and clothes and accessories (meaaured after grinding). for the time spent making them. If •She had forgotten the weird cry of o’clock on Wednesday, for the ed tn laat year by tha famed Leslie Cleveland...... 8 6 o at Conn. State couldn’t be tn action after Heatley came In. A er-priced—are stocking and sell- the lynx piercing the zero borough Ckmgregatlonal church at Theodore MIrtI, Miss Mildred Ulrtl, Thanksgiving vacation aad wlU re- emerged victorious by scores on 54- vets, while the newcomers are Eddie plain and fancy shooting that knot- 3 Thomas, rg ...... 0 04 0 1 for herself, of course, but mother Beat tha egg yolka and add them you admire ths lovtiy Angora that MacMltchell, then a student at New Chicago Cardinals , . . . l 9 o because of oollege rules. .. . Frank goodly number of fans were present ing evening uniforms mads of apacee 7:45 that evening. The principal at Miss Carrie MlrU. Mr. and Mrs. An- 85 and 68-32 and tha local eager# Kose, leading M.H.8. scorer for two 0 Murphy, r g ...... 0 '1 might like some new golf clubs, a to the augar, cream and talL Mix la sofashionable this season, but open again on Monday. York’s George Washington High. IhMtern DIvleloii. Vlttnw was the leader in planning to witness ths event and were ted the count at 16-all. Three 1-1 1 blus-Untad cloth. Welted pockets Between them like flint-tipped ar- traction will be the presence ot thony Safranck and Mlaa Jennie H. Roger tpeaoer who waa^hart Leary said that hie leg trouble haa will be out to dupUcate that feat years and captain of laat setaon’s treated to on exciting battle Sev- times mors the score we* tied as 1 KUcaschmldL Ig ....1 0-1 couple of hooka wrlften by an ex- In the nuU then fold In the whites feel It Is a little too expensive, con- Harold McCoo, on authority on Won Lost ned triple champs; Anthony Gryk and the affair and deserves a world of * 1 everywhere. rows piercing the night. (Siurch. about two weeks ago, ia Improving. almost cleared up aad he will start New York . tonight in their 1938-39 debut The credit for his efforts. . . . we’d rather eral last minute withdrawals re- the rtvala staged a furious assault 0 Omvideon, I g ...... ft 04 0 1 pert on her particular hobby, or of ths I eggs beaun atilt, Una pana sider bnished wool, it gives the Lapels are wide. They're also She had forgotten the painted faces Vagro muale. He will alng and will Mr. and Mra. George H. Anchor Middletown a rr^ Is beaded by Ed- Stanley Hlllnakl. a doaan packs of monogrammed or cooky aheet with wixed paper same effect, but is much lower Ho had the oast on bis kaae re- practioa tor the Indoor track cam* Wuhtngton *** youngsters run In this duesd ths flsld, a notable absentee on the baeketa and the end of the 0 OmloB, lir ...... ft 04 long and full. Facings in the great of ghost forms shuffling up to ^ve a talk on the history of the of Lexington. Maes., were week-end die Burck and ^ank Novak, two The Girls' Roster ' 1 moved yesterday. palga ia a few weekST^ Brooklyn .. eeesooaaee evMt than the ao-caUed big shots being Ken Walker, who. wme figured quarter found the ‘count at 33-alI. 1 placing cards or an album of rec- and drop the cooky mixture on It priced. the peaks visitors of Mr. and Mre. Walter of the leading players In the State The local glrla will have six vet- majority nm to grosgrain or rib- Negro spirituals. He Is a graduate There were twenty nMmbera of Philadelphia and we hope It will be poealble to to give Heatley rnd ^ ggart a stiff The High reserves tried bard la •the r T MT 11 '1' ords for the vlclrola more than tfimpoonR. Bftk# In a iriodcrnto Up with their blue sLnal lights, up league, and the rest of the team erana returning from last year with run for top honors. bed silk, although satin facings of Fisk Ualverslty, and while at- tba Cbriatiaa Endeavor Soctety, who Pittsburgh develop an oustandlng schoolboy final period but were up agalnat al- Soere By Pecloda 4 you suspect. oven till lightly brown for 26 or 30 These will taste "iimm" these with their anake-drumse-drun °V ha Mission Clrele wlU have a conalsU mainly of former Middle- Irene Lnjeaki, Felicia PteUowakl, .snowy mornings: are not forgotten. Shoulders and tending college waa a member ot the met at the honm of Porter Collins race In the years to come. The order of finish follows: together too much Claes e ^ experi- YMCA Tigers...... 1ft 4 mlnutss. Cool somewhat before re- cheats ere full. Waistlines are Calllnf the ghosts of the Big Home meeting next Wednesday ofternoim town High performers. Ann Mordavsky, Francis Mordav- 1. D. HeaUey, High Iste. 6 d~sg moving from the paper. noted JuMlee (Quartet, also of the where they helped him to observe BESTED BY BROWNS ence and the Alumni held both the High Seoonde...... < 4 $ » — u t Now That Christmas Is Near Again Molaeore Doughnnis lower but not too low, shaped but til# ft rtfllsl## male gloo club aad of the eoUogo in Memorial church at > o'clock. HOCKEY The amazing record the PA'e skjr, Alics Haraburda and Ann 8 R. Doggart. High Ists. the heart of ever>’ 111 tie 7 cups sifted flour ble-'Afteeath birthday laat Tuesday WoehUawtex. Also on the roster are of Mancheater seconds and the third etrlngers Score at halftima, 14-7, Tlgere. not too shaped. She had forgotten it all: the gold choir. The fifth chMter ot the book wlil ovenlag. Games weto played music New York—The only team to have compUed in the past two yaars High pulled hla annual "Iron man” 3. W. Robbins, East Sides. acorelemi aa they awlftly pulled Into Referee^ Bogginl. Umpire, M w ^y. boy and girl la racing 2 teas|KH>ns salt between the rooks, in the earth bo studied ‘T ^ e d & A." (§r Aeeoclatefl Preaa) ranks the team as one of the fore- Lottie Berztnsky, Sophie Krajewski, 4. J. Cerveni. High isU. BB A correction In the advertisement 1 toa::poon soda With this outfit, he will wear a Last year he taught muale tn a enjoyed and refraahmeata aerved. have u edge on Lefty Gomes lost itunt yesterday---- he refereed the a commanding lead with Opaiach Time, eight minute quarters. with anticipation. Thori- of R. 8. Potterton laat week. Hla black ribbed or figured atik waist- beneath tha rooks, In the beds In the Suburban Lnogue games Natlaaal League most aggregations in the etate. In Olga Broxowski and Veronica KuU- 5. J. MoCooe, High 2nds. fore may I call your at- 4 teaspoons baking powder of prahiatorlo streama beneath aoutbem college. Ho has taught held Sunday WUUngton defeated Porter waa presented with a bUl New York Rangers 6; Toronto 3. eaaon was the St. Louis Browns their initial season of 1986-37, the gowrskl. g ^ e In which New Britain High and Slnnamon setting the pace, add should have read: Betwrea coat, backleaa or not, as you like. muaio in public schools throughout fold and several other glftai who beeted the Yankee star three trimmed Hartford Bulkeley, 19-0 6. J. Matchett. East SIdee. tention t/> the fact that 1-2 tcaapoon glngci theBUkcrek HlUa; Powrdrell and Alexander fl to 1. Detroit 4; Chicago 3. PA’s won 39 out of 46 games, cap- The PA management haa again 7. B. Shields, High lets. Both Off On Shota went dowm to a 36-11 def**^ trail- now and November 30th they are 2 teas|>ooni clnnimvjn These, too, have pretty wide la- who the south for aoma yoars.. Mias Ethel Belanger who Is visit- games to two. secured the East Side Rec for Sun- yestorday morning, then hastened AU tho speed, thrUle and fine form Ward's Toyland In the offering 25c each for your old radio pels with a aquare-to-round trend The miners who dir gold, tha wives At the pubUo court of honor of New YorkYork Americnas S; Mon- tured the Rec Leagim and towm to Norwich to handle the Norwich- 8. F. Vlttner, East Sides. ing from start to flniab. Zaflofiltle basement will open Sat- 1 teaspoon nutmeg and children of the minersn who There wtra many Thsakagtvtng Eastern ConnacUeut OouneU of Boy tag har eousiaa Mr. aad Mrs. Aabcr treel 2 (tie) titles and tied for second place Jn oppoeltion of an Important mld-seaeon clash and B. Wlersblckl featured for the tuba towrards the purchase Of a at the bottom. Day parties boro Thursday. Mr. and A. OoUlas aad family is tha guest at HIS BEST TRADE Stamford tilt, won by the former. 8. J. DeMinlco, High ists. urday and It will pay you similar new one. 1 egg dig gold. Scouts held Mond^ evening to Internal the State League. Last seaeon the wlj includ# strong ouUide competi- 10. R. Berggren, East Sides. marked the opener for three perioda. vlotors, wbUe C. BelUe, MeOaugby 1 1-.’ 1 ups pure New Orleans mo- She hadI forgottenforgo all but the owners Mra. Sherwood Minor and Mr. and Stafford Springs, Dr. Horaee R. tha home of her brothar, R e m Por- 'xJZL.^ locals won 37 out of 40 games and tion m wtU M 8UU Leftru# J®-6. .. .C^rls Mc(^rnilck umpired both teams showing a snappy pass- to Ihvc.-^tlgate their Lny-Away plan. This Snow la The First Taste Of Philadelphia 5; Syracuse 8. Detrolt-^oe Green. Detroit Y. M. the morning game. 11. S. CuUsr, High 3nds. and Klelnscbmidt atood out tor t* A email deposit will hold an'’ arti- lasses of the mines, all but the owners Mrs. Harold Gray and chlldiea wore Stoat of this p l^ waa one of tha ter of BrookUne, Maas. Pittsburg 8; Springfield 5. swept all three titles. Their State 12. J. Pasek, High 2nds. 'Ing attack aad a wealth of fighting ' [htlna loeers. A Olft For The Whole Fiiinlly 1-2 cup sour milk New England of the gold, and the bright ker- gueete of Mr. aad Mra. Charlaa P. committee to make awerde. WU- Mr. aad Mrs. Aabar A. OoUlas and C. A. boxing instructor. Is a former spirit. The markmanshlp of both cle until December 20 winter to come. Cleveland 8; Hershey 3, I.«agiie record consisted of 21 wlnt Itobert Alley"oi thla town, a stu- 18. C. Skinner, High 2nds. this Christmas might be a lovely 2 tablerpoona butter melted. chief around her head. Minor at dinner. Mra. Miner's Uam McBee of South WUUngton, famUy wUl motor to Brookline. lightweight champion of Rumania. In 23 games, the most impressive SOUTH 5IETBOIH8TS 14. J. Hillman, High 2nds. was below par, especially In foul new radio like the one I saw at R. Protect your Now she has come back . . now aha (Y AUejra) dsnt in the aeronautical engineering THRIVES ON OBID Dainty rhristnias CnoKirs Klft flour « 1tb salt, soda, baking mother, Mra. Alice Thompson and troop 47, recelvod a merit badge. Utm^ next Sunday, to tha home of 18. E. White, East Sides. shooting, but ths High eagers obow- Brooklyn — Bmersoa, Dofiter S. Potterton'a. It has an authentic powder and apices, ^ a t egg, add boy’s head in remembers the ghosts of the her daughter, Mias Marjorie of Au- Malcolm AmIdon and Clarenee Ami- Henry Porter aad Mias Balanger _ Team No. 8 (3) at Rensselaer Polytechnic Gifts Votir Friends Will Enjoy W. Terpdjerry ..86 87 93 Ine^ute at Troy, N. T., le among 16. C. Warren, High 2nds. ed promlss of devsioping Into an- guard, has been playing foothfiO tor early American cabinet from a Sour the chill wtnils Black Hills don, star scouts, received awards in Packed In useful molss.-rs. milk and butter. burn, Maas., were also of the party. WiU return to their home with them, H. Robb ...... 79 97 90' t h ^ reporting for the froah basket- Final Team Standings other formidable array that should 15 years--four in Mgb school, tour Wallace Nutting design In Antique Add slfti’d dr>’ ingredienU and mix with a real Are like red lowers, gold flowara, Mr. and Mra Bvsiett 'a..Lord and foreotry and Ufa saving and live m Sunday. prove a strong threat for CCIL hon- baskets or gay pot- ball squad this season....hs la the High Ista .. 1 2 4 7 9— 23 IB college, and seven In proferalOMl Maple and fits Ughtly Into a comer thoroughly. Roll on floured board to masculine aki era Ilka blue hearts bleeding, WUUngton Hollow. _ ^ WappUig Grange held lU tweaty- N. Tyler ...... 79 108 97 tery and WTspped cap. They are That thay dance on the mounds of Mra Lord’s alatera, tha Misses C. B a n k s ...... 109 89 127 KB of Mr. and Mra. Herbert A. Ea^ ^ es .8 « 8 10 15-42 ora and poeeibly state end New ranks. In cellophane, such of a room wnsllng no .space with 1-2 Inch tliUkncss. Cut with 3-inch Clarissa and Susan Pendleton and Membat* of Tolland Grange te- seoond fiteeting at the Wapping High 3nds . 6 11 12 IS 14—58England honors as wril, although the famous Stromberg Carlson warm p i a I d her anceaton. eludtng n number from South Wlll- Alley of 69 Washington street, and cookies n these doughnut cutter. Fry In deep tat Her browm body bends with remem- Mra Anne C. Ollhert, were guests Community Church House on Tues- Totale ...... 858 381 a graduate of Manchester High. Officials; Charles WIgren, starter* that's too far In the future to think Labyrinth of the finest tone Pella (870 deg. F.) until brown. Drain on wool In alzea Ington visited Suffleld Orange Mon- day evening with twenty-three 406 1140 about now. REAL SPOBmMAM carry a message of for 1110.60. bering; aha will paint it with at Thanksgiving dinner at the home Team No. 4 (2) Jack Dwyer. Frank Cerveni, timers; Madison, wie—Juhua Hell; gorar- ea» and thought absorbent paper. Makes 8 doaen from 6 8-8 to T 1-3 for |I at C. B. of tha Rev. and Mra Howard O. day night and took part la a members present, where they held Francis Peckenham and Cerveni The High starters might have House A Son, Inc. Nice for hubby. thin red paint, golold paint, with speaking eontesL TwMday night $2*99 Sbell Lubrication $2*99 H. Kimball ...... 97 94 Ed Kose, erstwhile M. H. 8. cage Dor-elect of Wleconein, baefi* the In preparation doughnuts. Serve doughnuts with thin blue paint Champs la Lebanon. The Rev. Harry the annual alecUoa of officers. The w. Holmaa ..10 1 90 •tar, la enjoying himself at Bay- scorers: WlUlam Shields, clerk of been able to repel the Alumni but t'hrlstmaa Cookies Gift To The Home Is A Joy glasses of chilled cider. ToUand Orange held a pubUc est- following Patrons were eleeted: course. world ehampionslUp men’s and Golf Widows Can Keep Husbands She will dance on the mounds of her P. Leach aad ebtidrea of WUliman- 5 Q u rts Golden SheD Motor OIL 5 Pounds SheO Extrono Pressnre Greass for D lf- W. Harrisoii ..1 0 3 93 path Institute in Springfield___ be Coach Clarke used them as spar- wromeii’s tenpin bowdlng team*. 8 cups flour Forever encaators. Now aha remem- tle were also guests at the fllnner. haek party. Masur, WaUaee Hall; overseer, E. S t o r y ...... log 102 was recently elected rice president ingly as poerible In order to keep 1 teaspoon salt In the midst One Xmaa Boma Francis Faster; lecturer, Mrs. Mary MITTS TO MEDICXNE What to glvt a man U one of bera. Mra Charles E. HUding enter- TO GET HBAEDra MONDAY ferentUI aad TraasmisMon or oqnlYslent of Hypoid Gear Lnbricut for Hypoid CSem of the junior class-----Kose Informs hla veterane fresh for tonight’s I 1 teaspoon soda of Christmas artlaUcally and easily, aiflfi Hllla: steward. Rimer Hart; aaeiet- Totals us that Institute has a splendid tuasle at RockvlUe against a Windy shopping woman's principle C3irlatmas wor- tained on Ttaanksglvlag day Mr. and LabrieaUoa Job also iaehides tlffattnlaff water pomp, eheekiaff hose eonnectloas, In- 409 879 876 1164 1 1-4 cupa sugar wlU box and gift wrap any pur- . DAUdRTBRS OF ORORSUS Mrs. Colt Harris of New Loadbn. - ant Btaward, Thomas Crockett; baaketbau team and that be had to Milwaukee,—George Btack. who City quintet that's alwrays tough to 2-3 cup shortening when, appar- chase you make there at m extra ries. Wall, If he's an Indoor sports- Hartford. Nov, 35.—(AP) — cbapIalB, Mrs. iJiuan c. bold# knockout vIctorlM ov#r Babe man, how about these T Mra Angel TYujUlo, who has been Dfitiaff tires, cheddaff water ia the battery, sprinffs sprayed. Team wort hard to earn a berth on the beat on Its home floor and this year 2 eggF. beaten ently, all la cost Jo you. Ry Helea Riynnt Habeas corpus proooadlnga to re- treasurer, Levi T. Dewey; ae A. Oibeoa...... FATilty .... BcbolMtle rejKulatton# ^ o . Frank Battaglia, and others, Consider . • confusion, you An Indoor putting device with a guest of Mra HUding for the past lease Leo Santanlello from HarUord le said to have plenty of stuff. 2 tablespoons sour milk Soft and adorable, with their «««i»«g Mlaa Harriett EUlson; gate J. OMoey . . . . make it possible tor the lanky can- haa quit the ring. He le enrolled In Seconds Also Beaten may be sun- ' rotating tum-tables to fumlah In- Uughter, th ^ flicker through threo weake has returned to ber county jaU, whare he baa been held I teaspoon almond extract For Him New York boma Harold Burger; eeree, Mias (Additional charfe ea au>t«r and grease over C. Wlgien...... tor to play with ths PA’s on Sun- a pre-medteal course at Marquette. Oireene, Opaiach, Slnnamon and 1-2 teaspoon vanilla of one thing: A broadcloth tereaUng problems for golfers; an the day, since Aug. 1. In connection wttn the R. Mercer . . . . day-----he’s tak; ~ how maeh mors Indoor archcry set with miction* Mra Oraoe Armstrong, eteter ot etta Riva; Pomona, Mlaa IreiM Raui ^Intoa fsneral course Horvath featured for the Alumni, 1-3 cup chopped nuts. each and s h 1 r L pin In their lalandwoven tweeds nnfl Suffleld bank robbery of laat sum- Flora, Violet Oarlaon; lady saalstaat S poonds aad 6-gasrt capacity.) Low Maa ...... la bustness adidmlmstraUoa. MX COAST TOURNEYS men’s hats wo«M every member cap Upped arrows, a folding poker their roeedueky woolens so eoet- Mra Cbnrleo HUding, haa been taken while Harry Squatrito, Browm, Oa- Mix dry ingredients 81ft Into a striped In blue mer In United Stotea DUtrlet Court steward. Miae AUrieda Mulntte; A. Tbompeon .. — 74 97 vello and HlUnakl went beet for cost, if ther* wars mixing bowl. Blend In shortening. of any family and white table with chip pockets for eight ly and gay. to tho Harvey Nursing Home tn here. Judge Edwin S. Thomas pre- Our pigskin picking was ao causa Pasadena, CaUf. — The Pasadena will be pleas- players, a ^loth fitting any bridge Mornings of maaarin beside the WUUmantlc, suffering from nervous member of the executive committee High. Add eggs, milk, flavorings. Mix with an at- siding. for three yearn Harold Hart Totals ...... 465 437 468 1487 for thanksgiving yesterday as ws Open, beginning Dec. 2*. la the first noAdsmHstsI / wrell. Divide dough. Add nuts to ed with a gift that makes for tached white table with a new game combining Adriatic they knovr. they have proetrntlaa. again emerged in third place by In tha preUmtnary. the M.H.8. T . w * < • ) Or six C&Ufornl# toumaraentJ •econda were given q^orough over- half. To make fancy Christmas greater beauty In the home and In- collar, and a the best points of rummy, poker, tripped aeroaa continents and Miae Marguerite Porter, who is J. Lurabee .... 98 90 guessing correctly on only aeven out worth an aggregate total of <24,000. pinochle and Michigan, a home bad- aeaa, engaged in social service tn New HEATERS hauling by tha YUCAICA Tigers“ and cookies roll out dough on lightly creases hla or her personal comfort. blue and yel- D. G e l s ...... 88 105 Of 14 games for an even MO per* 3K 4*" floured board, then cut them. Deco- Such things aa a radlo-phonograpb I o w figured minton game resembling a ping- Gold they have flung for gift nnd York City, was borne far the 8 Different Stjrlei Priced FToih TIRES E. A tU n eon ----- 92 84 M^e-----Harry Grayson of NEA combination, for Instance. Or a tie of cash- pong layout. goad and summons, with coins Thanksgiving hoUdaya She and her 1^ the parade with ten out of 14 for ich napiF— rative sUra of candied fruits are they never earned they eriU al- County Farm Bureau l 89 120 yl Stn^ applied before baking. Sprinkle col- movie camera and projector: a mere with mother, Mra Flora Porter and the 18.95 to $19.50 InstaUed Largest Tire Stock in Town 8. Nichols . . . . U7 96 .714 and Herb Barker of the Aoeocl- sturdy bridge Uble with a leather ways pli rest of tha femUy wrere gueete at gl 70aM. ored sugar ou cookies after baking sockk to niatch. A harmonious com- Young and adorable, HMff tn skin of atod Press waa second with eight while piping hot. Bake 10 to 12 top, a table or floor lamp with a bination for the Important HIM Thanksgiving dinner at the borne of See as before yon bny a heater. Oar We have oYer a theoaaad atw, wed and Totals ...... 479 495 491 1468 out of 14 for .671.. .three ties didn’t antelope, they gambol tn the sun Plans For Meetings do US any good, either. 'TOMOHT IS PJM. minutes in a moderate oven. special reflector that makes It per- w’ho rates two C3irUtmaa gifts. end are fair to gone upon. Mr. aad Mrs. Carlton H. Jones. right We have airid mai ia* retnad tiraa ia atoeh. We handle aO fect for reading; an easy chair for That la Just one Interesting com- Hunger could never intrude on their Other guests at the Jonaa home at of tins. Got our cuh prlcoo and COrNTEY CLUB LEAOl.'B Winter Footwear W J z a specU) comer, lovely Uble linens, bination noted In my travels. It the same time were Mrs. Jones' orst 500 beaten in tha past lea (Farr'* Alleys) We’d almost forgotten about to- N.ae MM Ntiweia I5i; For Cagagoment Kinp Of Rare 1 horoscope; theyll never know According to an annoiincementf.dlltrlc'ts and meetings wiU be held 0000 M»oy. Charm silver or glaosware, to bring atten- is very fashionable as well as pleas- the poor man whose posture brothar-ln-law and stater, Mr. and ywira. We know how to get tho best n> morrow’s games but here are the ••* Goodyear Glove R ubbers...... $1.25-$1.35 ARMSTRONG tion to a few. made this morning by the Hartford ^ foUowlng places: Nov. 39, MutA. lections for a stiff list of elchtaen and beautiful wedding ing to match ties, shirU and socks. they groae upon. Mrs. Mario Fracchio of Hartford. First quBUty pore gum rnbbars. For dreo# vid work. 6 ARCU banqa, do see the dIapUy Mta Mary E. Cummings and son County Farm Bureau, a series of 1 ? ' ? 9 NEW TIRES 20% to 80% Rond ...... 98 107 139—844 tumles....Army and Navy, Holy at Matthew Wtor'a. 090 New Wtntar SporU Toga This Snowy Weather la Exbllerat- Harold were guests of the formcr'a mcetlnga wUl b# held tn Hartford 1. Institute HaU, Enfield. 8:00 p.m., Keith ...... 118 91 Cross over Boston Oollege, South UM TAUI aad MU STHMi CLOUDS IN SUMMER Dec. 2, Scantie Pariah House. Scan- o& Tun 108—817 Carallna over Catholic U., Colorado Goodyear 4 Buckle Arctics...... $3.50 Main Bt. One exceptional It's not toe early to Ing But!! By Joseph Joel Keith - brothar, Robert F. Porter and fami- County during the next thtoe weeks Hutchinson ....104 83 113—399 etAsMIgi value 330JI0 foi a fuU cut he sure to ly on Tbankaglvlng day. tic, S:00 pjn., Dec. 3, Poquonock College over Ooeidental. Duke over go ehopplng for aln-1 The clouds ao genUy in on ocean of for the purpose of explaining the Town HaU ia Wlndeor, 1:80 p.m. BATTERIES PltL Auburn over Florida, Fordbam Goodyear Zipper A rctics...... $4.75 glaamlng diamond and a-eddlng Ur eporU toga. Lnok j keep vour feet ky as blue oa brooks. 'Hm There wUI be a service of Holy 1939 Agricultural Oanaervation Pro- 820 •60 800 band V) match u a. special th^ at matching tall capa, end the kid- Communion Sunday at St. Prter'a Similar meeUnga are belM ar- Hartfwd Batteriei^ USED TIRES $1.00 AND UP Hadure NYU, Tulane over Loulstana First qnallty Arctioe. For dreas aad work. clouds go by Uke awnne In water gram to farmers of the county. ranged for South Wlndeor. East State, Georgia Tech over Georgia, A D A M HAT! week that will take your eye They roly-poly muffs and | dles toes dry. that are clearly aean In bluest Episcopal church. At these meetings, farmeia who Exide Batteries— ap Mosser...... 93 112—343 SPECIAL VALUE! also carry all the famous NaUonai- C. E. Houae A Hartford, Glastonbury, Granby, $2.99 Tloraey ...... 118 !f.*?*l?**PP* MhiaUstbpI State. cuffed gloves of soft pools. The baort Is dean. The Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. SeUers Intend to participate la the 1939 111—347 Oklahoma over Oklahoma A. and ly Advertised Watches that nephyr wool knitted I Son, Inc. have clouds ere piUows for n heart to were entertained ’ oa Thanksgiving Simsbury, Southington, Farmington then when ywi eaa gat senrka. It RECAP TIR ES...... $5.00 Fortin...... 104 w Program wiU have tha privilege of and .Vewlngtoo but aU details ere “0 aura. 125—354 M., Oregon State over Oregon, Bay- Rubbers Prtced from in long loops to form ' all sizes in la- And so goodbye until Wednea- cry on.. The clouds era beds tor Daj- at the wtth Casing. Made by Ball Band! $1.00 <14.15 up. A amall depMt will hold dles goloshea a heart to lie on. ? JIJ” ’ (.electing Community Committeemen not oompelte at thla time. Watch lor over Rloa, Santa Clara over De- a deep, fluffy pile. In day. Many of tha UtUa folks are in- Keen In Greenwich. The SeUere aad voting delegates who, in turn, <1< 383 348 1044 troiL Dartmouth over Stanford, Glennojr'a any choice until Xmaa. vibrant colors or snowy white, In browns and famUy accompanied the Rev. H. K. for further announcements coacern- orivec quiring about Santa CSaus again alU elect the Co ;nty Committee Ing theqe raecUnga Texas Christian over Southern nice tor Xmaa too. blarka; also and here is this, juat for them, as I Keen to Greenwich. SRs. Keen la FLAT TIRE . , Dtators ( ) Cbmera-Shapod Evening Bag chlldrcn'o/’ tn POSTAL THHCr which WiU be in charge of the Pro- At the meetings which win be BATTERY TROUBLE 8 MetbodiaL Texas Tech over Mar- Long explained to my own three blue- his mother aad he spent two or three gram. Anderson ...... 93 104 69—386 quette and Waablngton over Wash- FREE! $ 1 0 0 .0 0 FREE! The girl -who really takM her Adorable Satin and Flannel browns, bluesi eyed tots. days with her, to return in time tor held In the tobacco towns, a repre- DIAL 4129 SL J o h n ...... 97 90 ington State, IN MERCHANDISE GIVEN AWAY CHBISTMAS EVE. out m •Mnlng make-up seriously (and blerka end cute white onea. New Loodoa, Nov. <5—(API — At the present time, George Peck- sentative from the Farm Security 109—386 trrigb ooatA Charles L, Boyan, 41, of Boston, the Sunday services here. The party hani of Suffleld is Chairman of the Finch !...... Ill 124 113—347 Om Chaaee With Every 35e » — ------iwtet Uttle glamor girl doeen tTi. SANTA OLAU8 left bora diroctly tollowing the Administration wUl be pivoent to Free tlOOMUt aUity. win like one « tiw n e w e w ^ ' thnt will.be thrUllngly received by Ximt OU known also aa Cbarira Horoux aad (bounty Committee end the other Grayson differs on twro games Marel „ „ By Bstoa W'elshlnier Cbarlaa SulUvaa, wanted by tbs Tbankagivtng day service at 9:80 discuss loans for rebuUding tobacco jriUi toe foUowlng choices: Army, bags that when closed, looks like tbs "tommed** on your list con be To remova eod •liver oQ stains You wonder if there is a membeia are D. J. Minor of Bristol <01

The bride has be«n .employed In Fireman Everett W. Houston of Cheney Brothers cravat .department, them to keep out of Germany's with Italy. Once Italy decides to go SERIA WONEirS FUR COATS and Mr. Qardella Is an adjuster for Norwich was Injured by an automo- sphere of Influence. WEDDINGS the Royal Typewiiter company, STRONG WINDS bile while rolling hose after a ahead with a French-Italian friend- Hartfo^ Thanksgiving night bonfire In the BRITAIN, FRANCE Say No laconaiateney ship accord. It was said, belligerency TO BE EXfflBITED GreenvIIIs section of that city. L ^ their policy of rsarming be rights will be given the Insurgents Lbv Johnson-Spencer PILE UP SNOW, Paasengera were transferred to considered at variance with tK.|r an- and medtotlon efforts to end the civi] Miss Alice Eleanor Spencer, Lucas-Eccellente buses on the Windsor troUey line WARN POLAND nounced policy of appeasement, the wsr will be made. PTench and British m■■■ inuu.Mm l^ rs have: Informed quarters said Francs ^Vanity By V anstyte . daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Howard MUs Fannie Jeanette Eccellente. when a street car Jumped a switch h ^ n e d to state thera is no Incon- H. Spencer of Wapping, and Donald ■laughter of Mr. and Mrs. Michael because of Icy rails. probably would send an agent \o Seitoml Skowiif And Sale SLEET DRIFTS sistency. Burgos, Insurgent capital, to pre- OAST o r i Everett Johnson, son of Mrs. Har- Eccelente of 174 H Spruce street JODT AL( *.et E. Johnson of Wapping and the was married yesterday forenoon to ON AGGRESSION *nielr contention la that the Roms- pars for better relations with Gen- g 4 V alua Double ^ (Osstlaasd frsas Pegs Om .) ^rito combination to hea^y arm- eralissimo PVanetoeo Franco, Tonerrtw At The Arbus late Edwin C. Johnson, were quiet- Edward Mathew Lucas, Son of (Onntiaued frsm Pngs Onn.) weaa tws navy ly married yesterday afternoon. Joseph Lucas of Homestead street. JAPS, NAZIS SIGN ed Md. therefore, able to exert a ^ JL Com pact For Only peraturea ranged well below frees- greater influehce around a confer- DWIGHT Cl Thanksgiving day, at 2 o'clock at The ceremony was per- big. with payment assured by British AND 3 LUX TOILET SOAP WRAPPERS Sten h RockriOe. the Wapping Community church. formed at nine o’clock in St. loans to France. Britain or France. James's church by the Rev. Vincent The seven-inch fall in Baltimore CULTURAL PACT They hold that the two western The pastor. Rev. Douglas V. Mac- was the heaviest for the Thanks- 4— Army, Navy and Air ForceEurop^ nations must have COLDS, JACK BANl r Lean, performed the ceremony, Hines of St. James's rectory. The atendants were Miss Elisabeth De giving season In 66 years. Chesa- (Otwttniied from Page 1 She carried a bouquet of white In Texas the lowest temperature ttrsa wni be on hand to display the UtoL was seven degrees at Lubbock. The 4. The agreement "ahall expire Sffo/ 6 1 latest creations in fur roats and to Rohaclik-Wilhelm double Klllamey roeee and valley CHAPl 0B 04 ' F answer questions. The showing is lilies. . mercury was within a few degrees year after either may denounce on s,fk S1 1-2 1 open to the public and there Is no ob- Mrs. F.tsa Wilhelm of 14 Woft bride has been employed at the his last money on a ticket to Keo- witnesaed the preliminaries of the •J ■ ' mAA, >» on the station BIBLEM CLUB OmCERS 0 0-0 0 Recreation Center and the brlde- kuk. la., to surrender and re-enter recent crisis wUI be the prIncipiU party. But then Jorgrensen-Baldwin only 15< jnd 3 LIFEBUOY Bot Fronls 0-0 6 groom Is the state amateur middle- the warm state prison. speaker at the maze meetl^ to be . Judy was glad. A 0 1-1 1 ARE BACK FROM TRIP Miss Virginia Mary Baldwin, weight boxing champion, popularly held Sunday evening at 8 o’clock in ssnsibly, “There*i ft0 0-1 0 A daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Peter A. known as "Eddie Elm", the Busnell Memorial, to protest ds for her. You ti 0 0-0 0 Baldwin of 162 School street, was EARLY SNOW PUTS persecution of European mlnorltlea. SALADA IS THE TEA* LIFEBUOY Sir" Vk, ed It herself. Let 0 0 0 Mrs. George H. Williams And married to Donald Jorgensen, son of He la the aon of the late Rev. Dwight did not 0 0-0 0 SUff Visit Lodges In Ohio; John Jorgensen of 39 Nelson street WDllam F. Davla, who for several to see her. He ha Hartford yesterday. The ceremony -ft Report Wonderful Reception BLANKET ON STATE years was pastor of the South Judy felt, that n was performed at 10:30 a. m. at the POLISH TROOPS Methodist church. Howard Davla 0 S>U M rectory of St. James's church. for vel wasn't enou waa graduated from the local High didn’t want snyoi Mrs. George H. Wlllianu, recent- The (irldal attendants were Miss NEARLY FOOT DEEP school. He later waa graduated ll ly Installed president of the Su- Bernice Baldwin, sister of the bride, .teAP Harvest Time Is Stoefc-Up Time! was running her i ENTER CEDED from Wesleyan University in Mid- Ik s flrst sharp t »-aa ime Emblem club, Mrs. George and Herbert Jorgensen, brother of dletown and became headmaster of 18*U Rlfh Grasladlo, supreme marshal; Mrs. the bridegroom. (Continued from Page One.) Into a constant fe the Bucksport Academy, Buckaport Judy tried by m (giat. Um< rRayrntgid Hunt of Rockville, su- The bride wore a teal blue taffeta Me., leaving that position to become 1^ mlauU eme corresponding secretary; gown with corsage of gardenias, and CZECH LANDS on some sections of itr line between editor of News-Week. night his ship w Sra P. J. Johiuon of Rockville, the maid of honor, aqua marine Danbury and Maybrook. N. Y. The void. And then. prudent of the Rockville Emblem moire with corsage of Talisman ((Vntlnned fn/ni Page One) office of the water commls.<retumed Wednesd.iy from s 10-day the Immediate families was held at ernmoat province. Other cities reporting were: .Man- etoasmste, asked official visit to Emblem clubs in the home of the bride's parents at 1 Troop Relnforremente Likely chester, 10 Inches; Bristol. 10; yesterday: Elizabeth have dinner with Tiffin, Willard, Ashland and Kent. o'clock, which was tastefully deco- (Informed quarters In Prague ex- Hartford, 10; Waterbury, 8; New McGin. 233 Spencer street; Mrs ship. Ohio. Manchester Public Market rated with yellow and brown pom- preased belief that troop relnforce- Haven 8; Danbury, 8: Norwalk and Margaret Forbes. 23 Ridge street; Judy hadn't t The new officers of the shove 22c poms. Later In the day Mr. and Corpatho- Bridgeport, 8; and .Meriden, 7. Mrs. Elsie Anderson and infant A . BRA Z A USKi Ttxarkana since clubs were installed by the supreme Mrs. Jorgensen left for a wedding u m in o HR a reaiiit of Pollah-Hjin- Traffic was slowed considerably daughter. 55 Birch street; Mrs. Ver- 81 North S trm t PINEH URST GRO CERY told her he was officers from Connecticut. The lat- trip of unannounred destination, Rannn aRplratlona to aever the prov- on the two most heavily-traveled onica Kodes. 413 Woodland street* Rflgnbu* Sim 80S Mala Street Marvel. She sbrsnl ter were guests at a luncheon In the bride wearing a teal blue dre.sa Thomas Toping. 128 Charter Oak A FULL LINE OF CHOICE BEEF she couldn't bear t tlwir honor given by the Akron, nee from Czechoslovakia and make arteries In the state, the Boston and hat. black coat and acceasorles. It their common rrontler. Post Rond and the .Merritt Park- street; Thomas Cole. 20 Bank street and so she went. Ohio, Emblem club. They received The wedding gifts were numemiis Louis Albasl. Highland Park. numerous gifts of flowers and other way, but conditions Improved grad- CUTS FOR YOUR SELECTION and beautiful. The bridegroom's gift patho-lTkralne waa expanded during ually during the morning. Several Census: Sixty patients. Bottom Round Roast, solid, lean 2^0** 1 9 c ST A N LEY BRA Z A USKI She had hoped U remembrances in recognition ot to his bride was a gold cross and Try Our Home Made Sausage C. SKRA B A CZ their services and report a royal chain. The bride's gift to the bride- the September crisis but no further trailer trucks Jack-knifed on the HAS “GHOST SPEAKER meat, lb...... 55 North Street not have the duty Ume everywhere they went. movements have been rcixirted and Westport hill on the Boston Post Meat, Freah Made Today, Ib. . 87 North Street not want to see hi groom was -a leather bill fold, anti Road. Top Round Roast, 25c Returning the party stopped In both reniembereil their iittendanls no offirlal In P rag u e would shv New Bedford. Mass„ Nov. 27- lb...... aboard, she knew Baltimore and visited a nephew of with gifts whether more men had been .sent Boy Injured (kwatlng 0 ^ » Jan Masuryk, Czechoslovak min Chickens for Frying, a good value £\ Q but—" Mrs. Williams and other Emblem St. James's chtirch performed the later to BriUln. sent a note to the Salmon ...... Wl at, each...... a/OC Lnrgt She club members will sttend the first ceremony, using the single ring ser- Foreign Office slating that as a re- Wilson's "You must be ' I s - i r 11 supreme meeting at the Copley vice. Tuna Fish WIN DSOR, CO N N. Judy, smiling. It v i« > sult of negotiations with Germany CORNED BEEF. 3 cans. _ _ _ . Rinso Hotel. Boston, under the new admin- Mis.s Elsie Bausola attcntled her Soups Iqiow that Jack wa Hungary and Poland- to all of I 55c C H A RTER O A K GRO CERY • •—M istration, on December 6. sister, and I’aul Vesco, cousin of the Tongue Weber’s Duck a la K ing...... sSe AT OUR VEGE ed and greeted (7t I t »—U which Czechoslovakia ceded terri Derby Frankfurt#...... 2®o TABLE DEPT. 2 for 41® 83 Charter Oak Street bridegroom was t)est man. lory the final delimiting* of the Clam Chowder roent passed. •T. T 1 i« n . The bride wore a gown of maroon Fancy Native Celery, m r \ At the dinner to new borders had tieen achieved Beans HormePfl m Florida Juice Oranges, extra large QFh «, M w ^ r. velveteen with teal blue accessories The note said it the.efore was bunch ...... lU C Rsenbr Sfan DILLO N 'S M ARKET tween Jack and C Ura. BELIEVE NAZIS ami corsage of orrhld,>) The maid F'rult Julre BEEF STEW, can ...... l u C size, dozen ...... C Dwight were oppe assumed that the guarantees stipu- llormel’s H a m ...... g| gg Broad Street of hf»nor wore a ti-al blue velvett-en lated In the annex to the .Miinlcli Sardines Hubbard Squash for Baking, ra paid little attentlnn with maroon acces-soiies and cors- Spinach — Lettuce — California Carrots F. D eCIA N TIS Hciord. of Sept. 29 aiitomstlcnllv Jones’s Finnan Haddle...... ’ . . c a n ^ She saved her am ifMt, trail- FEAR BOYCOTTS age of pontpoms The ceremony Smoked .Salmon Ib...... 2c 47 North Street ZMBAltla would become eflfectlve. Marshal’s Kippered Herring, I8e and S»e White Boiling Onions 2fcf 17c versation for the n wa.s followed by a dinner for the Im. Order Heinz, F R P. Ueved rather thi «d for tlio (Ossttnaed from Page One) mediate families at the Oak Grill. . Campbeir# or Hormel’s Soups by the dozen. IfeOaucby listened to Marvel Mr and .Mrs S nrior left Infer tn <- - V difficult It was to n )Ut to r V whose citizenship was contested by the day for an unannounced wedding WOMEN AND CHILDREN AT OUR BA]KERY DEPT. their respective governments. trip The bride s traveling costume EVERYB O DY'S M ARKET "One minute I war PIN EH URST M EA TS erton, to be with The burgomsster of Zlrndorf was a black and maroon ensemble Home Baked Beans, w f Onr Home Made Bread — Rye, Scotch. 856 Mein Street SUFFIELD, CO N N. tID boasted In a telegram to chief Jew- The bride's gift to her attendant TAKEN OUT OF DANGER quart...... 1 J3C gets there. The ne> fresh N ^H «D “ g*" Turkeys, and more Wholewheat, Home Made White, i /v S-Lb. rd have more ftm DoOgor b ^ e r Julius Stretcher that his was a gold bracelet and ch.nln, and (OontlBued from Psg« One.) m ootbantw Bavarian town had 'freed itself" the bridegroom's gift to his best RoMlinR Chickens and Capons. Fowl for Rolls, a large assortment, . ^ loaf ...... lO C Economy Can Angeles. Some frie toor Of Jews. He reported the last nine man was a pen and pencil net The the district, under direction of Fed- down ...... 1*>C cruise In their yacl Jewish families in the town had left bride attended local schools aiul was JO H N FIRA T O nice, too." rofm lw l eral siipervlaora ami rangers who Small Fryinjf Chickens or Fancy Layer Cakes, r>/\ Crullers, Plain or Sugar, q m GEO. M ARTINES & SON as a result of the latest sntl-semitic graduati'd fri>in the C'>nnecticut (lew to San Bernardino from all 245 Spruce Street Mela Street After dinner. Cl drive. Bu.nine.as College. She Ls employed I'srts of the state. Early this 2 to 2'^-Pound BROILERS, Special! Lb each ...... 4&yC dozen...... ^IC had some new pic Colombia Recalls Envoy by the London and Ijincashire In- morning, recruiting of 200 fire fight- 29c Jack and Judy to s< [oU; g«*«r> Another international sequal to surance company of H.ntford The ers began In the valley cities of San If you want a change from Poultry, we suggest a ten- I found them In a baiefis tt)o ^ e drive was the announcement of bridegroom is a graduate of .Man- Bernardino and Colton. Phone service until 9 a. m. Please phone your order this waterfront." Rafael Garamlllo. Colombia's min- chester High SI bool, cla.H.n of |>l,'5,a| FIRESTO NE M ARKET Ma'a and Fifteen fire trucks, all that could evening. Dial 5137. Marvel said qulc ister-designate to Germany, that he and Is employed bv Chenev Broth- he spared from other sectors of the ““"t* ■ V..I 379 East Center Street we come too, Lieut had been recalled a.* a re.Mill of an ers “Delighted to Incident during the .Nov. 10 out blaze which already ha* destrovtd burst. he *7.80,000 A rrow head Springs STEWING OYSTERS...... E A ST GRA N BY, CO N N. Campbell,” Chris > This Is the weather for Oyster Stew. ' he wasn't delighted The recall grew out of an atlcniid ' >ar(lclla-ni‘CflO ■ 'Jr." T’lummer Judy. The whole c ^ police to seize the cameras oi i Miss .Mary Becclo, daughter of I 'ro ' h"/ Calves’ Liver J. W." H ALE CORP. spoiled If she had Ctolomhlan legation staff members rs. Rose Beccln , of 4« ^ Norman I ^ carrying the GROUND B E E F ...... lb .30e .... lb. 30c I HecZ Arrowhead Fresh Shoulders Blela Street the unfriendly gla who were taking plcture.s of burning ■'u ' and the late Krsnk Becclo. other resorts to the east ...... "’•33c synagogues and sma.shed storW win-L. Charles U mi1,'< Fresh Hams Eggs, Local Strictly Fresh, extra large size ...... dozen 4L». EAST GRA N BY CO . green eyes. dows. |'..ardelln. son of .loseph Gardella of Highways Ordered Closed Wed Beef...... »/< Ib. 19c Blain Street Garamillo packed his bags and ' " ‘’I"'"'*'" It'Wii, Gla.sionburv, at a "ttln highways leading Cheese, mildly cured from whole m ilk...... ib 21c Dwight’s w1f left without haring presented h,.^ performed Thanksclvine ' valley were ordered pictures. She s „ I closed and only entrance to the area Pinehursfr Fruits and Vegetables H ILL T O P M ARKET going to have i credentials. ^ He'* said - hls pi^irwouVdi.^H.^Vcu ' V ' "I- "* Kraft’s Qub Cheese, white and yellow, sUced as desired . lb. 25c be left vacant for tl.. time being' ^“ , *1 .Father Caspar who * circuitous route through W EA T O G UE. CO N N. 234 Oak Street house like this as a protest. «|onirlaled used the single ring serv- the Mojave desert on the north side Nuts TANGERINES...... doe. 25e Olemargenne, Swift’s, all sweet (planes free)...... lb. 20c scribed the p icc. Of t h e r a n g e . Figs decorator had MLhs Elsie Becclo was her st.-ter’s The latest break in southern Cali- Dates I Sauertoaut, Royal Scarlet New York State Fancy, Ig. canrSc] But when Chri 3 RESCUE CRAFT sole attendant, and Richard Gar- fornia a most serious forest fire PINK GRAPEFRUIT ...... g f " ^ W EA T O G UE GRO CERY T ARIFFVJLLE, CO N N. picture# to Jud delM was best man for his brother. situation in years came at a Ume Pears MeINTOSH APPLES...... 3 i S ^ Main Streat KLEIN 'S M ARKET cat, and drifted The bride who was given In mar- when thousands of exhausted flxht- Tomatoes, Red Line, extra standard, No. 2 can s...... 2 for 19c 181 Center Street sd doorw.ay, as STAND BY VESSEL riage by her brother-in-law. Thomas ers apparently were nearing success R®d G r a p M A 11^ 9 Cm “Doesn't this Madden, wore a prince.ss .style gown in their efforU to control blazes in White G rapes...... Vlb^ 17c ^t Bwt^ Fancy Red, Royal Scarlet...... 2 largest cans 19c Balboa and the of ivory chiffon velvet. Her (ineer four rountles,i « which already have (OBotteoed from Page One.) caused damage estimated to ap- Eaney Jersey brapefruit Juice, R. S., sweetened or unsweetened. No. 2 ___ 9c TER V A GRO CERY all the old romi G. LA N TIERI GRO CERY Mein Street fomla?" Judy a halo of vrlw l gardenias. She ilh Ajrmour s Corned B eef Hash, 1 Ib. c a n s ...... 2 cans 29c **rhat'e whj carried a bridal bouquet of Killarncv 1 j watershede. some 300 cab- SW EET PO T A T OES A V O N , CO N N. 88 CUaton Street IntomsUoa from the .ship but Con- rotes, valley lilies and W rightii feni. ins and homes. Arrowhead Springs 3 lbs. 14c Soup, Vegetable and Tomato, R. S., 10% oz. cans ! .! ...... 5c Chris. “As art I 2 5 ' Gtiardsmen said the ihe maid of honoi was attired in a resort and scores of stores already SmaU White "Chris paints F to o u th was commanded bv Capt gown of burgundy velvet, and ear- b ackened. damage esU mates tZ Jade explained. ITMMi ^ u l M ah ^ y . Both radio mes- ned an arm bouquet of bronze cludwl some *2.000,000 to Improved B O ILIN G O NIO NS Pure Preserves, Apricot, Blackberry, Grape, Peach i A V O N M A RKET property more than *2,800.000 3 lbs. 25c BUeStiMt . Suddenly they i fflriaton of the Coast Guard here chrysanthemums. YELLOW ONIONS...... J. H. M ADDEN A reception lor .30 guests waa held to watershedR, portlona of which ...... 5 lbs. 17c ...... Ilb.jarl9c| SSLaardStnet voices from outsidt wsrs s i ^ "Captain Mahon^." Py engineers as high as Celery SIMSBURY, CO N N. passing along the _ Coaatal Servlet ^ **** Villa Loul.se, Bol- *250 per acre. Green Beans Peppers ton. The decorations were ebrva- Beets Spinach Scarlet Sweet Clover ...... 1 lb . j a r 19c and saying clearly, The Falmouth carries a crew of anthemums. .,^®„'*“ tha had been attributed Cucumbers Cranberries Broccoli of mine where she JO and Is In New York-to-PorUand, dteecUy to the flres, although scores ■■6., wrvic*. Mr. and Mrs. GardeUa left for a TeOow sr White Codfish Cakes, Ready to Pry (40 Fathom) 10 oz. ca n s...... 10c FRA N K BO NESIO aboard to all right of srorkera and home owners were but every night ft Oosst Guardsmen b en a tesreh D C “ “ Washington. treated for bums and eye Injuries. ommalmma l looatlo o at mvofiATi w.. liflia Strafll M A N CHESTER PUBLIC M ARKET btff both sshore and at sea for tiia tbe bride wearing for travel- TUR N IPS K 807 Mein Street PA TTISO N CO. too much. Talk i ^ dress, black coat Eeara Loss Prom Rains, 6 lbs. 12c SEI f III spoilspoi l A REAL Hein Street bUto—- " " ' I “ on after her cals werle re- imd black accesaoriez. On their re- San Bernardino, hard hit by floods awwemeu4i_, A motor lifeboat put out last March, feared additional loss atow r^-i;iJSg.*^5L!^ Ute-tewwin pkgs.. .2 for 39^ Another man’s vt Immediately from the Northport they wiu llvs at 41 Norman from winter rains soon due. The i* It t^oaventeat * P*esse *phaM yow order tonight. NEESE SEIWEI SLDMFOLOia 1 CasopbeU hasn’t be Lonff Island, CJoast Guard station street, Manchester, and will be at ■.Vlfci He’ll put her wise b ^ to their friends after Decern- situauon was much the same in J. N. N ICH OLS 0^ waa unable to locate the oer 15. the Santa Monica mountains, al- SO UTH EN D GRO CERY They were gone. Oti TOfhter because of the poor vlsl- ASK us ro» onjj u Spry, lib can 19c WILSO N , CO N N. MgMendPurk Ihe picture in Ji ^T bs bride's gift to the' bridegroom though runoff from roost of the MalnSttuet « sikty. Other Ouardamcn, afoot, blackened canyons pours Into the UFEBUOV to the desk. Sbs I the north ahore from which ■«t. and to her Paclflc. , 22J NiM.m asas 3 Bars 19c whose toes wss a si honor, a gold bracelet wttb The Ssoto Monica flrs was cen- 3 Ib. c a n ___ 51c M O DEL FO O D M A RKET tor the doorway au , saat of New Tork. Tbs bridegroom’s gift to tered to two canyons. Rustic and •tofllad to ovartiuu ■ ' ■ - I hf X6M ™s was a gold cross and rh^ia. Waldorf Tissue PA TTERSO N 'S M A RKET W ELC H M ARKET Wi bast man a pan ' —SulRyan, but------OMthsr------thtontensd ^ iz^ Star Water__ 2 rolls 9c 101 Center Street i PAOl TWELP# MANCmaTER BVENnra BEBALD, MANCHUTEB. C»NN. ntIDAT. N O V E M ^ 28.19M

Brook htMga. IM oeating brook MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN." FRIDAY, N O V E ^ E R 25,1938 channel and plaeiiM rip rap. anla) to Hungary. Admiral Horthy PAGE SERIAL STORY Routs No. 167; Nnumury. Bridge POUCE COURT HORTHY SEEKING yeBtorday adjourned Parliament for over Hop river. Temporary bridga. one week while he endeavored to get Tavsra xad on ths other alleys the eOPVHMNr, 1*M Rout# No. 17S; Newingtra. Bridge An injured neck was auffered by a new government with Germany, about which Am- MBA BBRVieS. INC Manchester Electric Co. will meet tos Aasartcea tspabllos Is LbVERS AWEIGH and approaches over Piper Brook. Andrew H. McGowan, 86. of 198 The demonstrations appeared to SMAU BUT CHOICE Renn'a Tavern. bosMUor Hugh R. Wllaon of Berlin to be aa iraportaat tople i Temporary bridga. Parker street late Tueaday when a IMREDI SUCCESSOR be led by students, and the nolsest Armstrong Firm Favorite HUCL AND PARTY will report to President RooaevMt rspublie coovirsatlOBs. BY BETTY WALLACE* group# were shouting for Imredl’s ■artfsrd Bead Tavern (8) car ha was operating on Main atraet P qwI Moonagr this week-end at Warm Springs, rsMpoIntment 89—370 at the Intersection of Leonard street FOOTBALL PROGRAM Suehy . Ga. Wilson was dus U Naw Torls windows of ssveral leftist news- 88— 393 In Tonight*s Garcia Bout lats today, having bssn summonsd BNbW HnnHOM SEAHOH waa hit by another auto driven by ^OPULARl WBDNBSDAT NIGHT LBAOUB. Upp .. 109—830 LEAVE FOR LIMA OAST o r C8ABAOTEB8 papers were smashed. aha aald. "It wrould onfy maka a Thomas H. -HacCarton, 19, o f 81 Political Denonitratioiis h T. M. O. A. home at the President's rsquest. «ODT ALOOTT — ■dmlnl’B Horthy interviewed pollUcal Frahsr < 109—831 Ocumoaia’, N. t- N o v . 3 K — ( A Z k scene." MENUS Birch street. The cars were damag- HoUand May Oonsidsr German Trada, SIM IMB* • elMle* *»■ But Marvel, atandlnf as if rooted leaders at the royal palace. SLATED TOMORROW Palmer ...... 81 89— 344 New York, Nov. 35.—(A P)—H en ry;^ tireless Uttoo. Every Instant --A Mtovy a a o a ^ today tilntUai ed, and McGowan was shaken in the 91 87— 284 Germany's economic advance la efforts of esernhlng partlea eaterkm twBM tir* M vy MdtMB. to the apot, was livid with fury. A Wetk's Supply crash, which did hot Injurs MacCar- Bodapest Bring Smashed Harrington ... 96 93 95— 285 Armstrong has been pMd soma nice there wlU be the threat of Garcia's South America will receive Indirect DWIGHT CAMFBEIX— aoM* McIntosh 496 478 484 1451 compliments in the course of his Group Phns To Safl At 5 the Joe Indian woods In an a tto n S "How dare they!" ahe cried pas- t( n. Policeman Joseph Prentlea held ...... 86 88 98—267 deadly punches, the long, vicious consideration at the Limn confer- to find two youthful h tm tan T im Hmm UBBtaMBt. fiM0« A ofeoiee Perkins .. Hellywoed (1) mad career, but the bookmakers and sionately. “ Dwight! You know who For Good Health MacCarton on a charge of violation Windows, Littered Walb MARKET ...... 100 104 108—812 upper-cuts that floored Barney Roes ence, which State Department offi- have bean miaMng a weak. Tsoi- lntWMM hta wife u B duty. I Y,M.C.A, yVofeTl HUlnskI ...... 126 118 112—853 McAdams ...... 92 111 82— 280 the betting public have handed him twice. cials consider the most important they were RecoBinend«d of rules of the road, and he waa Ecabert . P. M. On Liner Santa porarlly halted yesterday by aoM- BACK BANLKlf—Sjrtef eaiior. Dwight was pale. He aald slow- ...... 93 91 9'2— 278 the greatest pat>on>the>back yet by There are plenty, of course, who meeting of the 21 Pan-American re- By Dr. Fnuik McCoy presented in town court Wednesday and Saif Sarva Or4>eeria6 Brimley . Mro temperatures, eaaiahera fsa He fiMwB A teat af a paUent love. ly, "Juat a couple of enalgns. They Today: 494 489 498 1481 ...... 76 90 98— 284 Installing him a firm 2-to>8 favorite think the thing Is a set-up for publics ever held. MARVEL HASTLNOW—nary wife. night where Judge Harold W. Gar- Budapest. Nov. 25— (A P ) —Poli- Yflhnova, Brown And Brown ...... 101 09 over Ceferino Garcia In their 16- Duane Dodda, 19, and Ida tarotoar, —it waa unpardonable, but they're rity ordered a continuance to next 5:00-5:30— Social dancing class I 855 MAIN STREET RUBINOW BUILDING BryaaS B Chapman 118— 318 Gsrcla. Armstrong, they admit, is Clara From New York. The delegatee will study their Aubrey, 31, prepared to raouma tos tical demonatrationa with occasional Bkoog ___ Judd ___ ...... 112 — round welterweight title bout to- Sfee faced tke teat of betaK a good young—’’ DAILY MENDS Monday's court aesalon. for boys and girls...... 114 109 131—344 ------112 one of the greatest lightweight mutual military and political prob- aearch today. Wright ... 85 Sargent . — 86 night in the Garden. There's too much hot air about Dr. McCoy’s menus suggested'for Pleading guilty to theft of two window amaahings began In Buda- 5:00^:30— Bualneaa men's class i 102 113— 300 102— 188 champions, a terrific fighter at 186 lems aa well aa economic matters. ‘'WHERE THRIFTY SHOPPERS SHOP” Texas Emerge Yictors In Cummings ___ 80 81 ^ e thousands of words written YwdMdayi At Man-eTa party these young squirts fresh out of the week beginning Sunday, Nov- automobile horns from the junkyard pest today as the Hungkrlan regent. with Harry Thompson. 71— 232 pounds. But, they point out, he won Washington, Nov. 36 — (A P ) — Although not formally on ths agen- Oaologle histocy ahowa avMsBea Burr ...... 05 105 98—298 474 477 492 1448 and said about Garcia’S murderous Sw»f aad Jack overbeard Cary Tea- the Academy!" aald Chrla. "That ember 27, 1938. of Panteleo Brothers on Horace Admiral Nicholas Horthy, sought a 6:A0-7;30 — Aces symnaaium . his welterweight crown from a Secretary of State Hull worked up da, President Roosevelt's recent that the aua has undergona ttttla period. Wood ...... 108 128 110— 841 punches have done nothing to shake washed-up, tired, Barney Rosa. proposal for reciprocal defense of aaat piadlet tkat Marvel will not waa raw!" Sunday: street, Anthony MikulakI, 20. of premier to succeed Bela Imredl, who Turkey Day Games. change la two bflUon years. Dillon’s (1) the public's confldenoe In the little Garcia, though lacking somewhat to the last minute today before Btay long with Dwiglit and N aiy Judy remembered that in the Breakfast: Eight-ounce glass of Broad Brook was fined 828 and costa resigned Wednesday. 7:80-8:80 — Cubs gymnaaium period. 482 530 518 IS IS Johnson ...... 108 96 110—319 Negro wonder. The fact that the In Imagination, Is a savage fighter, leaving with other American dele- life. Junior Officers' Mess, aa well as orange juice before breakfast: two on the charge. In the case of Ed- Sldewalka were littered with 7:30-9:00— Reflhiabing class In) Vernon Brown . 89 181 103— 322 husky Filipino will outweigh Henry and is equally as strong and tireless gaUs on a 18-day trip to the Pan- CHAPTER XVn In the Wardroom, everyone paid hie coddled eggs; Melba toast. ward J. Belleroae, 19, of WilllmanUe, leaflets as rightists, leftlsta and New York, Nov. 36 — (AP) — by a dozen pounds when they enter Lunch: Buttered whole-wheat anti-Semitic groups made the most the second floor craft room with I m Barton ...... 115 118 88—819 Werner ...... 82 101 00— 273 as the Negro. American conference at Lima, Peru. "Her bouaewarmlng waa even share of the expenaes. Meaaroom charged with driving a car equipped Week-End Specials Maybe you thought the football aea- ...... 84 117 99—800 the ring Is worth only a bored "so of the political confusion. Miss Tinker. Me ...... Dowd ...... 03 104 The consensus seems to be that A special car waa attached to a bllla took a large slice out of an noodles; spinach; celery and ripe 101— 297 what?” from Henry’s loyal rooters. wrorae than It would have been U no olives. with defective brakes, a fine of |8 Police carried rifles, and riot 8:00—(joncordia Lutheran league. aon was about flnlahed—and maybe Gdodrich ...... 104 128 98--380 Janton ...... 118 108 Armstrong has the better chance of New York train at 11 a.m. eastern ensign's small pay. Entertaining 100—328 Few fighters ever have gained one had come,” aald Diane. "I, for Dinner: Baked rabbit; string and coats waa assessed. squads followed the processions (Bowling). F. Barton ...... 98 100 87— 285 grabbing the decision If It goes the guests would make the figure jump. you’ire about right—but in either such a hold on the customers. Pro- HOUSEHOLD NEEDS one, am throng. It waa bad enougb beans; beets; bead lettuce with pea- around town but interferred only 8:30-9:M — Tigers gymnasium H. Barton ...... 106 112 135— 343 full 15 rounds, and that Garcia will If a man had his wife constantly to event aonie of the choicest moraela 489 040 008 1037 moter Mike Jacobs says indlca- to ba laughed at by those phony nut butter dressing; Ice cream. PENSIONS tX>ST 28 B ILU O N 8 when the demonatratots became period. Blneflelds (1) have to win by a knockout. At Your Nearby oalcbrlUea. But to keep trying to dinner, that waa almost like asking remain to be fed to the fans. 507 575 495 1577 Uone are that the big ball will be Monday; disorderly. Martin ...... 109 06 88— 393 That this latter result would not make Marvel sea the light Just be- hie ahipmatea to pay for her meals. Not out of "bowle" either, becauae North End* packed, with close to $115,000 in the come as a complete surprise to pro- Breakfast; Crisp waffle, butter Waahington, Nov. 25. — (A P ) — Possibly significant was that Nasi Patton ...... 133 110 cause Dwlght'a unhappy—that’s too She understood the resentment in Ofllclala of the Veterans Administra- Pauson waa the first cartoonist of H. LaChappelle lOS 88 107— 295 till. Only four reserved tickets were moter Jacobs Is attested by the fact and maple syrup; stewed raisins. groups remained outwardly Inactive. whom there Is record. Aristotle | Trusman ...... 104 90 123— 31 «d back when the bout was poat- much!" that unknown young man'a voire, Lunch: Pint of buttermilk; 1,0 or tion estimated today that former Parliament Adjourned Week Obright ...... 96 87 118— 801 that arrangements already have AtP Food Store soldiers and their dependents have mentioned that Pauson waa punish- Crandall ...... 94 90 85—169 Keeney ...... 108 100 111—314 poned from its original date, Nov. 2. been made for Garcia to meet Jpdy waa forced to admit that and she realised that Jack and Chrla 12 dates. Imredi quit because o f criUclam ed for hla caricatures, evidently po- I their precloua necks in and even Dwight understood, too. cost the government nearly $23,000,- scheduled eniHiunters. Newcomb ...... 101 98 01— 290 Bengston ...... 97 110 113—819 Though Garcia has a record near- Freddie Apostoll, recognised 100- Diane waa right. She said, "Forget Dinner5 Vegetable soup; roast that be failed to get Csechoaolvakla llUcal In nature, but It la not known | ly as striking as Armstrong's near- She turned to the pictures again 000 since 1790. R. La(?happelle 102 108 88— 296 poiind champion by the New York It, Diane. ITl never mention It again baked carrots; raw c a b b ie salad to cede Carpatho-XRcralne (Ruth- whom Pauson satirised. the last two years, aad has been I know you tried, and that wraa and said aomething about them, aa gelatin with whipped cream. Plttoburgh-Duke bualneaa at Dur- 585 816 611 1071 state boxing commlsslob. In the CRISCO ham, are on tomorrow”s menu, eom- 498 484 489 1481 belting out welterweights aad mld- event he licks Armstrong. sweet of you. I promleed to torture if noting had happened. Marvel waa Tneaday: dleweights while Henry waa rolling Breakfast; Poached egg on Melba wlUi the pageantry of the fleeond Congregational BUBB NUBSBBT Whatever happens to Henry to- my friends no more." still biting her Up when they left MassolII ...... 104 107 182— 843 up 89 consecutive vletorles over the "But bow about yourself? Satie- the room, but by tacit consent, toast; baked apple. (YMOA) night, he retains his 185-pound title Kuhnoy ...... 86 103 9(^384 little fellows, Armstrong Is the and the certainty of a big outdoor Oed to keep torturing Judy?" everjrone else had dropped the mat- Lunch; Lima beans; cooked turnip Shndw drawing card tonight. greens; salad of sliced beets on let- Tanner ...... 99 95 188— 827 return battle with Lou Ambers, LUX FLAKES Judy dropped her eyes swiftly, ter. 114 B. Dyhoa . .. 70— 342 Some 20,000 hearts will hit a tuce. Pork 17 hern Methodist crew In Gibson ...... 112 103— 838 from whom he woo the crown, next and Diana aald, "Sorry." Later, getting up to go Into Finishing Up the Biggest Week of Business In Our His- Low Man ...... 93 97 96— 385 F. Burkhardt 69— 199 faster beat when the little dark man Dinner; Leg of mutton; small tur- aouthwest conference. All hart are spring. And, win or lose tonight, he fw Ike Lewsdry For weaka afterward, the wives Dwlght’a room to comb her hair. down, too, on the Oklahoma Uni- H. MorraU . . . 80—330 goes chugging out on his spindly will earn the first reafly big purse of on the station talked about the Marvel said evenly. "Won't you nips; salad of lettuce; parsley and G{. Clss ...... 99—381 legs, closes in on Garcia and begins RINSO spinach; prune whip. tory! Proving More and More That Everybody versity tuasle with Oklahoma A. and 498 518 658 1 ^ his meteoric career. party. But then It died down, and come, too. Miss Alcott?" Tall Cedars Wednesday: Fresh or Smoked M. and Texas Tech's appointment Judy waa glad. As Jack Hanley aald Judy understood that Marvel Breakfast; Toasted whole-wheat Knows That . . with Marquette. Davis ...... 133 111 142—865 838 806 888 903 New Hlflt 7eif aansibly, "There’s nothing you can wanted to question her. She waa blacuita; coddled eggs; stewed figs. All Bowl Prospecta Bohleldga ...... 112 99 —811 Ireland, and The Shadow, 238, both OXYDOL Ellington . 96—20S do for her. Tou tried, and ahe queer- light. "Do you know who those men Lunch; Buttered oyster plant; All Of these foemen have .....108 N. Tylsr .... 91— 890 counted out during third fall. 111— 208 Sports Roundup ed It herself. Let her alone!" were?” Marvel asked, as soon aa salad of diced yegetablea in gelatin. L u t z ...... 92 M. Alexander 64— 304 Camden, N. J.—Ernie Dusek, 202, CWMee- 110—818 sipn SUDS InileS Dwight did not telephone or come they were alone. Dinner; BroU^ steak with mush, EVERTBODT SAVES AT poet eeason plana hut. In spite of Berry ...... 97 }08 B. Lawranes . 74— 198 Omaha, Neb., defeated Dynamite if^TMUTEIUOYSOAP Heck...... 97 — 97 By SID FEMUI 4aa.eSf« to see her. He had finally realised, "No, I don't," Judy said truth- rooms: Brussels sprouts; lettuce ..... T. Faulkner . 111— 810 Joe Cox. 2l3, Oiicago, two of three Judy felt, that merely telling Mar- fully. She looked at the other girl's McOonlgal — 113 109— 231 SUPER SUDS and celery salad; altced pineapple. Invitations, Duke, Philadelphia, Nov. 36.— (AP>—A falls. '^ 17« LUX TOlin SOAP 4oehwZS* vel wraan't enough. Anyway, ahe snapping green eyes, at the way her 806 806 840 1000 Thnradsy: Christian are all glowing prospects Shiny scarlet helmet gave Penn that Toronto—Steve (Ousher) CaSev, SOAP d l^ ’t want anyone to tell her. She exquisitely shod foot tapped the Shoulders 539 625 568 1683 OCTRSON PowDxa Breakfast: French omelet; crlap for any bowl and tomorrow's actlvi- "moral victory" over Cornell.... 320, defeated Dutch Heffner. 24‘8. 14« IVORY FLAKES ^ S U waa running her own show. deck. She said. "After all, although bacon; Melba toast; apple aauca. Everybody's Market! tlaa may determine In which direc- A. MorrsU 78— 314 Texas, straight falU. Secretary Roll CHANCE VOrOHT while his mates wort darker red, Tha first sharp pain bad settled they were verjr Ill-bred, It Is true Lunch; Potatoes; cooked greens; FREE DELIVERY! tion each will entrain. If xt all. J. Faulkner 78— T i l OCTAfiON SOAP 4 .me 17« KiRXMAN’S r22K.*Mi,a41* Into a constant feeling of emptineis. that constant compr.«y at dinner salad of grated raw tumlpa and car- CALL INI DIAL 5721! The second aection of this veak'aj (Mnrphy*a Alleya) Quaker Capt. Walt Shinn dug Into standard tlms for Hull aad hla par- Materia (0) J. Cheney . .. 89—300 S(»nmiING MISSING Judy tried by seeing Jack every makes mesaroom bills go up. I’m rota. football supplement la xpotted with the mothballs for the bright "good ty. Moat of ths dslegatlon. Includ- SELOX J. LeOeyt B. Wilson .. 87— 390 PowDxa a »se.Sf« CAMAY SOAP night his ship wraa In, to fill that sure you didn’t know that." Dinner; Stuffed beef rolls; pump- other attraction offerings—(K>me of ,. 79 79 101—J59 luck” headpiece he used at prep ing Alfred M. Landon, already were . 82 104 120—806 Bloomington. Ind.— Indlana's-foot- void. And then, just before the "Listen!” Marvel said tightly. kin; spinach; baked pear*. them BO traditional aa to make an ^ ” 6^ 832 381 827 090 school... .and tt turned out to be in New York. McLoughlln ..106 78 76—270 just what the doctor ordered.... ball team averaged 11 first downs PALMOLIVE SOAP c a . 4 « KMKMAR’S Texarkana waa due to above off for You know juat who they were, and Friday: In Our Grocery Department We Will Feature: old blue turn red. Mums The group wtU saU at 8 p.m. on Mason ...... 93 100 106—299 anyway, there are 70,000 seta of a game for its first seven contents Bremerton to be laid up in drydock that's the sort of thing you’ve been Breakfast: Cottage cheese; Melba Georgia Tech and Georgia, Ford- V. G risw old___ 78 78— 333 the Grace Uner Santa Clara. With toast; diah of berries. - ham-N.Y.U., Washlngton-Waahlng- Low Man .. . 06 80 82— 264 frosen toes In this town today..., this season yet scored only two for overhaul, Chris Whiting. Jack's saying about me yourself. You and L. F o rtin ...... 88 80—340 them 'Will be Stats Department Lunch: Baked aquaah; cooked ton State, Oregon-Oregon State, and those 100,000 or so Army-Navy fouskdowns and won only one game. elaasmate, asked her and Jack to your friends! Well, let me tell you Land O Lakes or Armour's Milk large con 5c D. Jensen ...... 80 100—‘207 aides, secretaries, and a aumher o f IVORY SOAP^ i Z H e ^ S c celery root; salad of endive and let- Baylor-Klce, Louisiana State- 458 447 496 ISOS ticket holders better bring along have dinner with him aboard the this: I never liked you, I don't like W. Nieberding.. 80 74— 336 Washihgton dlplomsta who will rep- tuce. Tulane, Florida-Auburn aad Boston Deeeeteli (4) their oil burners and you-know- PROTECTING THE GATE resent Latin Amsrteaa nations Nelee eed ship. you now. I hate the Navy. You're Jock Frost Sugar 10-lb. coth bog 43c SulUvaa ...... 109 08 06— 290 Dinner: Broiled fillet o f aole; as- OoUege-HoIy (jroes all fall Into tola what In bottles Saturday... .what’s Long OonfersMa W Ito WeOsa Judy hadn't been aboard the in love with my husband—you're Sibrins ...... 108 86 82— 271 386 397 883 960 New York—College teams from CHIP80 paragus; small green peaa; sliced this about the Ohio State equad go- Texarkana slnoa the night Dwight juet waiting around to pick the Oxydol Dish Free! large package 21c M. LeOeyt ...... 06 88 08—277 Before his departure from toe tomatoes; gelatin. The day's long-distance priae, no, ing on “strike" the Monday before the west or midwest who are sched- capital, Hull had e long confer- told her he was go'ng to marry bones of my marriage." The little BONELESS SLICED matter what the score, will go to the McCormick ...... 108 107 127—342 le years, the way hia and approaches. needed. Manhattan, 30 to 0, and * Carnegie VUlanova teams have been click- paid little attention to the other girl. Again! Large Florida Oranges peck bosket 39c SALT PORK Tech, topped only by Notro Dame 441 451 451 1843 Holton ...... 110 145 00 3 arH Green Stamps Given With Cash Sales. She saved her smiles and her con- t'onsIriM-llim—Traffic Maintained lb. Reid ...... 109 84 116 3 ing.... Rib Roost Pork Lb. Route No. 2: Colchester. 2 cul- la a controversial game, concluded Bib End or Whole Lola. versation for the men. Judy wa.s re- q i E.STIONS .AND ANSWERS WEST SIDE BBC LEAGUE. Sheldon ...... 112 67 107 verts being Installed on Norwlch- Again! Large Florida Grapefruit peck basket 39c Its campaign with a 14-0 victory lieved rather than offemlPd. She (To Oierrome Tension) LEAF LARP over North C!aroUna State. Renn’a Tavern returned to form Farrand ...... 103 100 107 Don Hutson, who’s been aomewhat Free Delivery On All Orders For $1.00 and Mors. Colchester road. listened to Marvel telling Chris how QuesUon: Miss Ber>'l W. inquires: Shine Hall and Sid Luckman stag- laet night in the West Side bowling better than a green hand aa an end Glastonbury. Bridge and Local No. 1 Potatoes bushel 85c peck 23c difficult It waa to make up her mind. ap- "Could you help me? It has been ad a circus In which Brown beat Col- le a n s and gave the Electric Co. 545 622 1602 In college and pro football, baa a Fresh Shoulders Lb. "One minute I want to go to Brem- proai hes over Roaring Bnxik. necessary for me to nurse ray in- umbia, 36-27. Hall scored four a 8 to 1 trouncing, while Billy Msllimiw couple of brothers. Bob and Ray, do- HALE’S MILK erton, to be with Dwight when he Route No. U. S. .1: Berlin, (by- valid mother for the past four years No. 1 Onions 10-pound bag 23c Maxwell House COFFEE lb. 24c touchdowns______and three extra^ points.______Pxganl’e Barbers found the West Massoil ...... Ill ing neat halfback work for Pine gets there. The next minute, I think pass) relocation of Route No. II. S. and 1 have had very few pleasures. Luckman tallied one touchdown and Tavern in great shape aad the McGuire ...... 107 Bluff (Ark.) high.... better look 5. 2 miles of rolled bank run gravel. rd have more fim If I went to Los Now I notice that I am tensed up Fancy Ripe Bananas pound 5c ABMOUBV STAB psused for three others. result wss a 2-2 deadlock. Chapin ...... 114 ’em over you coachea... .one of the BREAD Pot Roost Newington. Culvert Installation at 2 loaves 9c Angeles. Some friends are taking a all the time and can’t relax. Feel Although, snow caused three Collector Sam Nelson took Hair ...... 118 golfing etunte of the year U the 380 Intersection of Berlin turnpike and like my emotions were boiling CORNED BEEF games In the Ohio valley to be post- honors fog the evening with Twarnite ...... 107 cruise In their yacht. That w-ould he Richard street. Green String Beans quart 5c 2 cans 29c Craig Wood reoently posted for 73 GEB8IAN ROUND LOAF or LONG nice, too.” around Inside of me and I might ex- poned, and the weather was bad tor high single and 353 for high holes at Pine Valley in South Jer- South Windsor. Bridge over plode any minute." After dinner. Chris said that he Carrots - Turnips - Cabbage pound 2c throughout the east and south, many three string. Sam’s 149 high sin- 857 687 638 1617 sey---- which la aa tough a layout as Sirloin Steak, Stoughton brook cm the East Hart- Answer; The best means of reliev- WHITE ROSE games drsw large crowds—Inchid- ffl* Mm a tan pound turksy do- had some new pictures he w-nnted ford-Springfleld road. Short detour Pink Salmon ever drove a duffer to a padded cell Rye Bread 10c Jack and Judy to aee. "Spanish stun. ing emotional tension Is to find an ing 70,000 who saw Penn and Cor- noted by the league. (9) . . . .Jack Corbett, the baseball man around bridge adequate outlet for some of your n«ffl and the 66,000 present at South- PngaaTs Baitwra (3). Aleock ... I found them In a little shop on the Route No. r . S. 6 and 44 Bolton. Aa Ootstaadteg Valoe! SAUERKRAUT from Syracuse, comes into the die- Short Steak waterfront.” energy. Probably you have been ao era California’s fesUval. Hsgenow ...... ns ..—113 Keish . . . . I-beam bridge and approaches over White Mushrooms pound 19c Haberen cuaalon over who started the aplral Marvel aald quickly, "Oh. mayn't restricted In your effort to care for 2 19c Texas In Upset W la Hand ...... 106 105 101—311 branch of Hop river. Baldwin Apples 3^20c Texas proved there Is always rea- ^onbsuer ....,1 0 1 108 93—296 Wennergren In kicking and paaalng... .Jack aaya Jelly Doughnuts or w « come too, Lieutenant Whit mg"/" your mother that you have been too Route No. 8: Waterbury. Repair- repressed. Find some wholesome Large Tangerines Baakat sf Aboat Petriccio way back when ha was a gay young “Delighted to have you. Mrs. dozen 19c MADONNA son for hope by edging out Texas A. RN t t t t i l — 826 Hamburg or ing storm damage on Thoraaston activity which will give you an out- and M.. 7-6, for its first victory of R- Sebubert---- 106 106 116—839 Des'fflone blade, ha remambera It was a new Campbell.” Chris said politely. But avenue. let for the energy which 1s seeking Florida Oranges ^ Mason. Utah, champloa o f the E- Rautenburg .. I l l .9 1 —302 etunt connected with a fellow named Crullers Dot. he wasn't delighted, ami neither waa dozen 15c 12lbt.25c TOMATO PASTE 6 cans 25c Winchester. Repairing storm dam- expression. Any kind of pleasurable Mountain "big Mven,” was I ------586 574 600 1651 Herahbarger playing for fltagg at Sausage Meat Lbe. 45c Judy. The whole evening would ne age to bridge, about 4 miles north activity will help In relieving ten- Sunkist Lemons 8 for 19c i]t,*16-0, by Idaho. Western 038 538 611 1577 GHaon (3) Chicago... .and Joe Hart writes Gold Medal spoiled If she had to remain under of Winsled. sion through giving it a channel In Fkaey, FIraa Jr won lU 13th consecuUve West SMe Itoretn (3) Wilson ...... 116' 137 from Kansas City that In 1906 Ooach the unfriendly glance of .Marvel s which to release Itaelf. See If you V AN CAMP'S MILK tall can 5 gams, 7^-8, at the_MpenMjM ....133 133 93—838 Newcomb ,...100 91 Eddie Cochenla had a ooupla o f boys Bi green eyes. Route No. 10: Hamden. Whitney Bulk Dates 2 pounds 19c Flour 5-Lb. Bag avenue. 3 sections. 4 4 miles of can make some arrangement ao Iceberg Lettuce School M Applied Science. Virginia HO^niaon ..136 107 101—834 Gees ...... 108 134 tossing them at S t Louis U. .. reinforced concrete pavement. From that some other person willl atay MUltary aad Vlrilnis Polytechnic Klein ...... 94 88— 280 Abraltls ...... 138 115 c’mon you hurry-up-jrost fans, let's Pea Beans Dwlght’a wife exclaimed over the Layer Figs packages 19c Saltesea Clam Chowder 2 cans 25c Large Family She Can F i lead’s Kurd street to Todd street. with ymir mother one or two after- 2 heods 15c played to a 2-3 tie. WUMnson ...... 106 80—291 Pontine ...... 138 106 hear from your corner on that one.. pictures. She said, "Some day i m Route .No. 12: Ledyard. Two noons a week so you will have a lit- Keanis ...... 133 88— 817 Hale’e Red Bag going to have a great big redrooled brldgt^s and approaches over Long tle time free for sports. Undoubted- 876 668 833 1660 flt. John's U. (BrooklyB), always Beans Csns house like this one. here.” She de- Cove. ly. modem life tends to build up PEA BEANS Toilet Tissue KNIGHTS o r PTTHIAS 870 553 444 1067 one of toe top bssketbaU teams, 25c Coffee acrlbed the pictures her Interior emotional tension, and the sensation In Our Delicatessen Department: (Morphy's Alleys) BsMi’a Tavetn (3) n ewisrd GO (4) Route No. 14: Scotland. Bridge makss Its longest trip la history this Baasklae Chocolate Marshmallow decorator had purchase tor her. over Beaver Brook and approaches you describe la growing more com- Mahoney ...... 90 .. 116—306 Cofsk ...... 114 106 — 220 wlntor—to dilcsgo to tangle with mon. You win find that physical League Standing Vennert ...... 102 ..—102ThotntOB ....1 0 6 133 14-Ouaee BotUe Solder But when Chris handed one of the Temporary bridge provided. Imported Lean Bacon 2lbs.9c 2c rol l 119 847 'Bama In December....alao takes activity, aa enjoyed In games or Points I ^tetcalf ...... 100 . . 131-1-321 Howard ...... 113 109 pictures to Judy, Marvel lost Inter- Windham. Culvert being Installed pound 29c lOfl 826 on Northwestern and Colorado tola sports, win bring out a pleasurable Team No. 4 1 3 Brsen ...... 106 101 . . — 306 Chanda ...... 189 107 115 861 est, and drifted toward the curtain- near junction with Route No. 203. tsoa....note from Nat Fleischer Catsup for ad doorw.ay, aa If Impatient to leave. emotional reaction brought on Imported Polish Ham BISQUICK Team No. 3 . Nelson ...... 98 140 106—858 Petks ...... 103 117 134 843 Route No. 15: Glastonbury. pound 49c large box 27c asking for flght aomlnatloBa for “Doesn't this one remind you of Bridge over Holland brook. Temper through satisfaction In your skllL Team No. i f Hansen ...... 96 l U 99—306 Broaowskt . . . . — — 97 97 ring magaxlne's annual ratiags and Balboa and the Conqiilstadores and ary. bridge. your enjoyment of movement, and Rath's Leon Pork Roll Team >No. 8 HsefS ...... 94— 193 Beardsley’s pound 49c for toe outatanding punch-toSasr of all the old romantic history of Cali- Union. Relocation of Route 18 at ao on. Instead of waiting until you TETLEY TEA 578 560 1694 Shoulders fornia?" Judy asked. Mashapaug. 44 rallea of rolled explode or blow up. work off some Fairmont's Cream Cheese BORAX Team No. 8 (1) 489 863 086 1087 Msriartv toe year, who gets tos Ed NeU me- of that pent-up steam In action. pound 29c Efectric Os. (1) Brawiskas .. 97 morial m edal... .hoesman tell jbiii Peanut Butter ^Lb. Jsr “ That's why I bought it," said gravel. D. McPherson .. 80 81 82— 343 (Oirtey Hair) i lb. pkg. 15c 10-oz. pkg. 10c MonUe ...... 116 00 86—397 KroU ...... 115 trotting Is due for Its b lu est come- Sogar Oared, SSeed Chris. “Aa art It’s no great shakes. North Branford. (Flood project) B. Bernard...... 93 98 Quearioa: Rose writes; ’T am Mild Store Cheese 92— 376 Bkigleson R. LaChapeUe , 96 "Chris palnta himself, you know," repairs to bridge. pound 19c T. Swanson ...112 108 ...... 83 82 91—325 back In 00 years as toe result of thirty-two and my hair Is just be- i lb. pkg. 29c 113— 883 McCurry ...... 108 105 101— 814 Brogan ...... 136 Jade explained. "A t the Academy Durham. (flood project) ropaira 1 lb. pkg. 15c R. Anderson . . . 06 116 that oisrgor of five asaoctations.... Bacon to bridge. gliW ng to get curly. C>>uld there ba Fronkfurts or Minced Ham 2 pounds 2*9c “^iBehrend ...... 97 98 84— 279 C. OnSright___ 138 reports conUng in carry toe torch FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES anything wrong with my scalp?” Wilhelm ...... 97 98 109— 399 Derby Suddenly they were aware of Route No. 20: Granby. Hartland for atx-foot-six Ken Kavanaugta, L. road. Culvert and approachea. Answer: Hair occasionally turns 881 866 413 1191 571 666 681 1647 TeOew Globe or Purple Top voices from outside. Someone waa HEW! FKEBH! TASTTi FLORIDA ORANGES LEMONS Team No. 3 ( I ) S. U.’s clsasy en d....aad a couple Route No. 323: Mansfield. Bridge curly under various conditions. I Clapp's Baby Food 600 478 470 1448 of Uttle-all-Amerlea votes are cast passing along the narrow corridor con 7c Ohoooteio O o w e 4 O. O u U ...... 107 95 96— 297 Special! Caa and approaches. Temporary bridge have seen thla change take place FkvaeHa AMKUCAN LEGION for Halfback Charlie Fleming and Corned Beef and saying clearly, " I ’d tell any wife provided. following fevers, or following a cioz. H. Olson 103— 843 WEST SIDE LEAGUE o f mine where she got off! Dinner 2 2S® E. Cook . (W est H ytfesd) Guard Bob OUek, at Johnson City 10 Windham. Culvert being InataUed radical change In diet Thera la no Dog Food COOKIES 23^ 105—384 In the West Side bowling leagpa (Term.) Teachers---- Earl Ntdlffsr, aboard la all right once In a whUe. at South Windham. reason for yow to belleva that any- ____ 6 cons 25c C. Bolin . 98—838 last night ths Blueflslds took a Wlgran ...... I12 94 a fan from down toat-a-way, wants but ^ r y night for two weeks u WUUogton. Bridge and approachea thing U wrong with the scalp. thrss to one dedalon from DUlon’s JohasoB ...... 82 90 100 Pure Lord too much. Talk about meaaroom (Rearing Destea) 2 Iba. 35c BIED. SIZE POTATOES 460 486 400 1396 to know how Click ever slipped constructed over Ro4riM Mince Meat 3 packages 25c (Bag. tie Faaad vahw!) GREENING APPLES Vffs aad toe Hartford Road Tavetn, Ballslspar .... 00 97 182 sway from Tannaasee .... No 1 Potatoes bms—- Brook. Qnaatloa: W. V. wanU to know: after a bad start last week, r a i f fltovaiisOB ....1 0 0 96 90 Aa I am very hard o f haarlng, am Jacobs la goana put a lot o f pota- Another man’s voice replied. "Oh, I^ te No. U S. 44: Aahfoid. 45^ bushel T mm Ne. 4 (4) hack and handad the HoUywnod Oirvinl ...... m 137 61 CaaipbeU hasn't been married long. Bridge over ML Hope river and ap- oonaldertng huying soiae sort o f Essex Peas or Corn 3 cons 25c «». B. Nyqulat ....115 88 101— 804 tosa la the barrel when he counts h a a r ^ device. Could you recom- c Super-Service Station a 8 to 1 beat- toe houae at that Armstrong-Oarcta He’ll put her wise as soon as— ’’ proachea. Temporary bridge. 6 25 Case El Erickson ....107 130 Tomatoes mend one T” BPBCiAI.t 118—8401 ing. Although there were not many 005 801 497 1808 25c Oranges They ware gone. Out of earshot Canton. Simabuiy. Wlnated-Rart- Essex String Beans or Tomatoes D. Nelson ...... 110 106 dear (6) affair tooight... ,w eT be seeing you Aaswari I would suggest that ®»4 impressive scores A rt Patton’s 839 than. Iha picture in Judy's hands fell jravel surface. ^u do ______^ ______nOBABBsrl Delicious | T r y Our A. Jcsanla...... 94 U1 ®>—SlTtaad Ita a k Jxijton’a 836 wera high Wseasi 96 99 I v> ' . n i^ o r 4 Bridga evar SOU rtvar do not purchase any type of [COFFEE RINGS to the desk. Sba looked at Jack, hearing davlea unlaaa yon hava had ,. ^ 3cons25c ------In the DUloo-BIueflsld match. U pp FuUsr ...... 100 111 whoaa face was a study. Chris mads xB PboonlxvlUt boiof rcpelrod. 426 430 Oppsit ...... 96 93 Norft ^ Repairing storm damaga a dianca to teat tt out thoroughly COOKIES 484 13901 and Sherwood Bm wu t o ^ stmtisy Golden Bantam Com Cabbage tertha doorway auddanly, aa tf ba — tf tt is gotaig to work In your Lima Beans or Mixed Vegetables DOUGHNUTS lO c ea. ■ Na. 1 (6) Jadmoa ...... 113 106 •Jwgt H mfla wast of Nortolk Cm- iS ?*® "** the HoRywood-HartfOrd nwUad to oHEtaka the speakars. tar. Try aasaral tjpaa and ehooaa A. O rlia ..lOS 94 log—8031 Tavetn match. A lf Brewa’a of DO- ...... „U 4 llfl WRESTLING the one w iM k haiaa yon to haar toe 3 cons 25c 2 Ibt. 19c 29^ «>• |2rioz.25c| .. 93 « 3 CflIM is*!? ®*® a abota ot m ,810 013 1041 .D f t 128 IS MM fllHMI gaiB* wMto iMsad to Bcb I One m . Lea Msnoimmn MANCHERTER EVENING HERALD. MANfSfER’I’BR. a iN N .. FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 25.1988 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. C»NN., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 28,1988 'll BOOTS AND HER BIJBDiES By MARTIN m BUY CLASSIFIED SENSE and N O NSENSE Vtoovo ,so 0 tA « o ohSto ll Ths newest thing In women’s balr-ft Those people who arc willing to fl > VT OUR M||:% TA' ONiy VtU A dressing la to arrange the hslr so shoulder responsibility are tbe naee '<0O\]IR RM8LR % lt )4 UY4SD VK ttiat H is on top of the bead. As is who get the Job done right. IYKKT \. YVPNRNlY ^ P M 9 0 « Of the cast with other forma of hair / dressing, women who are attraetive Ths hardeet task is ths postponed with their hair dressed that way are one. The interest In It haa de- II nttractive with their hair dressed clined. LOST AND FOUND ANNUUNC.LMEN're 2 KINIMS WITHOU1 K<>AHI> 5» that way. .MADAM RELJABLb ] Palmistry Tmnrn LOST—SWISS OREAS wrist watch, FOR RENT—TWO FURNISHED LAGUARDIA HAS NO When a person begins to telhwhUs wrlth h)ack and stiver wrist band, reader, the great world's wonder, rooms, bedroom and living room, Two men met in tbe club. liss, it isn’t long before he becomes 2 FAMILIES DRIVEN OUT color-blind. from S i ^ on Main to High school. gives advice on all affairs of lUe private home, to a gentleman W’ho N. Y. Stocks 'isocal Stocks "Well Jack", said Fred, "how U Raward. Tel. 4204. Readings SO cents. Guarantees appreciates comfortable quarters. your Insomnia? Did you take my satisfaction or money cheerfully re- Address Box W, Jlerald. presidenhal bee advice?" flsed it Or Not— LOST—IN OR NEAR Popular Mar- funded. 332 Ann street, Hartford, Air Redue...... Fnmlalwd by Miller and Whitney BY J O . MAIN ST. FIRE ’’Yea. and rotten advice it was, Msny Eskimos bavs 2S ribs to- ket, small black change purse con- Conn. Hours 0 a. m. to 10 p. m Allegheny ...... 48 Pearl Street too”, aald Jock with some warmth. stsad of ths normsi >4. taining sum o f money. Phone 3444. dally. ItOAKDEKS W A M E D 59-A Allied C bem ...... Hartford, Conn. 'Why, old chap, what happened?" WUIIom E. Martin l U ward. Am Clan...... Says He Has Ne?er Permit- of the wood that la now being burn- asked tba other showing great con- NICELY FURNISHED loom for Local Bepreoentatlve cern. Am Rad St S ...... Firemra Woi^ Oyer 2 Honrs ed, seems to be coming true. There Tha pronghorp antelope has no LOST—PASS BOOK—NO. 43233 AHniMIIKII.ES KOK SAl.b « one or two. shower, continuous hot 1:00 p. m. Quotatlona has been five calls for tbe South ‘Well, 1 got Into bed and startod -Amarlcsn______relatives,____ but__ fossils Motlea is hereby given that Pass water, home privileges, garage. Am Smelt ...... ted Political Expediency wun$ii^ sbssp Jumping over • hur- show that America once bad many Am Tel and Tel ... Mancheoter department’s apparatus Book No. 4232S issued by The S av NEW 1938 O. M. C. Pickup $3«a Meals optional. I'hone 3807. iBsnranoe Stocka Before Fhmes Were Un- since Wednesday, 'The wo^ being dle" eommentod Jack. 'Do you species elmllar to the antelope lags Bank at Manchester has been New loss WiUys Pickup S49U, 1U3« Am Tob B ...... " Bid Asked know that when I bad counted BOW living to Africa. Toonerville Folks By Fontaine Fox Ara Wat W k s ...... Aetna Casualty...... 106 used la that from trees blown down lost or destroyed, and written ap- Chevrolet deluxe town sedan 33U3, 110 by tbe hurricane. >4,470 of the brutes 1 was so keen 1936 Ford deluxe tow., sedan 1343. A FA R I MEN !>»— F LA I'S— Anaconda ...... Aetna Fire ...... 46 H der Control; Sleet And plication has been made to said *7hi Wednesday night at 8 o’clock No. on maklsf It 80,000 that 1 bad to bank by the Person in whose name Open evenings. Cole Motors. rENKMkNl'S 6.H Armour lU ...... Aetna Life ...... 34 H 26H get up sad auke m ye^ some black UMM Atchison ...... AutomobUe ...... 88 88 New York. Nov. 25 — (A P) — 3 Ojmpany answered a still alarm coffee la order to keep awake. OUR BOARDING HOUSE such book was Issued, for payment FOR RENT—FIVE ROOM'fUtTlst at 65 Walker street for a chimney at the amount of deposit represent- FOR SALE—1030 FORD~B^rt Aviation Cforp...... Ckmn. General ...... 25 ^ 27 H Snow Hamper Firemen. STORIES IN floor. Steam heat. Good condition. Mayor F. H. La Guardia reiterated fire. 'Thursday rooming at 10 o'clock ed by said book, or for the Issuance coupe, low mileage, good tires, bat- Baldwin C7T ...... Hartford F ire ...... 75 77 VAS, MINK'/, M Y LMAP Near schools, bus, stores. Inquire Balt and O hio...... Hartford Steam Boiler 81 yesterday in a letUr which he made the same company was called to '29 Patient (after dentist puY in fill- TMAYS OUST A of a duplicate book therefor. tery, heater. Excellent condition. 85 togs)—Aren't you going toNgrJnd O F mST A/UtTBRS A T Winterised. 80 Woodland street. Albert Weir, 219 Summit street. Bendix ...... National Fire ...... 61H 63 public that he haa no immediate Tbe famiUea of Herman Hill and Foster street to extinguish a fire S tA M P S 1 NBVeRKMBW BM POBe / he's Tel. 3408. Phoenix ...... 79^ them? 6AN MOIRITZ in 19^6 Beth Steel ...... 81H Harry J. Pelleria, of 110 South Main that had been caused by the over* Dsktlst—No, you’U grind them r«, IN SNOW-ECOOrrSMS^ *THOSB RUNN(£PIS Evening HeraM other cars, In good condition. Mes- Cfan P a c ...... (fonn. Lt. and Pow .. 64 68 at 1:55 this morning by a fire that third fire and at 7:30 No. 1 Company I uNirnsMresposTAcc 4 sier Nash, 10 Henderson Road. Tel. cluding steam heat, garage op- Case (J. I.) ...... started in the cellar. ’The blaze waa Young -Lawyer— Your honor, I THOSH CtoiflR WM8N YHO 'tHAT AtCCOUNTM ON MIS OOOS Msb Conn. Pow...... 47H 40^ went to 617 Center street and ex- claim the release of my client on 7288. tional. 44 Wells street, after 8 p. m. Cerro De P a s ...... Hartford Elec. L t . . . 60 62 discovered about the time today's K/SW& WHMT A B R O A D TW YHOEH CLASSIFIED tinguished a fire that nad resulted the grounds that be is insane; ha is F A L L SO HARD MET? Phone 7781. Cfhes and Ohio . . . . lUumlnatlng Sbs. . . . 85 57 storm was starting. 'THAT 1 WAS ON YMa ADVERTISF.MENT8 from an overheated fumac^..that Jjpidist fool, an idiot, and he HECORD-BREAKINS CRACK UP UKS Cfhrysler ...... Hartford Gaa ...... 32 36 Mr. Hill, who Uvea on the ground caused the safety valve to SKI RUN, IT W(XJLD BS MO\ I M .— IK I I KING— FOR RENT—FOUR room tenement, Coca <2ola ...... , Yesponslbla f or any act he SUPES >OU USED AN ICiCUB/j Oeaai su averas* worse u a lias So. New Eng. Tel. C2>. 147 152 floor, was awakened by tbe smell of At $:48 this morning>10. 8 ' 0 V9 comlnltted. I i r lallUlt samSer* aaS abi.revlailona for two adulU at 42 Maple atreeL <2ol Oaa and EI ... Weatem Mass...... SOH 32 H l«. LINGS? WITH P fiO P L e -ID M AK E DOWN ST0HA(;E 20 Telephone 6817. smoke. Using his telephone the ed to 123 Florence street for iu ^ ge—He doesn’t appear stupid •sab eoant ae a worS ssS aompounS CfomI In v T r ...... alarm waa turned in. Chief Poy. who WHOSE N A M E S AAAD6 TH' RAIN5P0UT awrSa aa iw . wurSa Minimum anai la AUSTIN A CHAMBERS when you CtomI Solv ...... iBdnstriaJa ney fire. a 6 ' srtaa af ibra. Ilnaa FOR RENT—SIX ROOM Duplex. Acme W ire ...... 28 31 received the caU, ordered out No. It was not possible today to place PrUonsr—Tour honor. Just taka a U P TH6 SOCIAL RESfSTBR WWBN'THEV RAID- NO Matter Ltn# raiea a*’ Sag lai tranalaat want the oes* in Local ana Long Cons Edison ...... Am. H ardw are...... 29 31 4’a ladder and chemical truck. Driv- WHERE HE SRhlMIS tenement. AU improvements, in- * Cons O i l ...... a correct amount of loss on the' fire look at tba lawyer I’ve hired! ic a t ^ p ^ ada Distance Movuig Daily lilxpress Arrow H and H. <2om. 41 43 er Herbert Blevlna went out with ED MCCLOUSKEV'S mreetlr* MaeaS It. last Hartford, Manchester. KocKvuie quire 42 Florence street. Cant (fan ...... at 110 South Main streeL ■VENI RO/ALTY SPEAK t PROM, ON SKIS OR ^ab c'barsa Billings and Spencer. 8 6 tb apparatus, and on reaching the e righlitast eeuntrlee are not al- iss .' ^ ss i Phone 626U 68 Holllstei street. FOR RENT—FOUR ROOM apart- Cfom Prod ...... Bristol Broaa ..01... 38 41 PID M E MOMAiSE/ A BAR GRAIU, MS I Oaaaacuuaa barb ..i t au t au Del Lack and West scene of tbe fire, saw at once that > r i ^ t . I Oaaaaeatl*. Dart I au il au ment, Midlands. Call 4181 or Colt’s Pat. Firearms. 84 87 v/tj ALWAYS ENDS UP Douglas Aircraft .. there waa need for more apparatus. Coolid ge Turned H is B ack - BRuPP-p? 1 Dar ...... I 1 1 au U aia 8388. Eagle Lock ...... 16V4 18^ The house la located high on the SNOW A DAMPER Bdltor—Why is fianator Flubdub sm all arSara for Irrafalai laarrfiunt .(K PAIK lM i 2:i Du Pont ...... FafnIr Bearings...... 90 __ HIS BfivCK 1 •III ba ebargaS at 'ba an* tim* rata Eastman Kodak ... hiU at the comer of South Main and Bo angry about that interview? Does O n ths Presidency gpoalal raiaa fe> Inaa 'rrm «rar> ROOFING AND SIDING, carpen- Gray Tel Pay Station 1014 12 H Hackmatack otreets. While Blevins he claim be waa incorrectly quoted? Elec Auto Lite . . . . Hart and (2ooley .... ISO __ AS early as ths spring of 1027, a Sag aSearilalna sl**a aw,a rauuaal. try and maaon work. Keasunaoie HODSE.S MIH KKN'I B5 Geh Elec ...... was using the chemical, another Baporter—No, he was quoted cor- ASa urSareS brfnr* iba iMrS ei Aftb Hendey Mach., B. . . . 8^ 10^ ON NEW BUILDING rectly, and new he's got to explain ■** movement got under way to Sag will ba abargaS aal. fai iha aa- time payments arranged. W van- FOR R E N T -3 8 PA R K ST., eight ...... membev of tbe Are company ran to Isal aambat al rlm » ib. aS awi"-ar. Landers, Frary ft C3k. 26^ 28V4 what be meant by It. re-eleet Calvin Coolidge, then oour, 86 Wells street Phone 3338. room house, completely redecorat-1 ...... Box 417 at South Main and Lewu serving his sseond torm. But the aS. abarglng ai Ib. raia aatneS bui New B rit Mch., Com. 26 28 street, and tumad in an alarm. aa alb.wanaa at ratunSa aaa ba maSa AUTO TOPS GUKTAIN.s luggage ed. oil burner, gas stove, gas re-1 „ ...... do., pfd...... 90 _____ A genius Is a young men who can quiet New Bnglender wanted ao aa ata liaw aSa amnpaS after ibt Thia alarm brought out No. 4’a dog collars and narness repairing frlgeratlon. Inquire Manchester ' ...... North and Judd...... 24 26 PermiU This Week Call For go through ths whole summer with- more of the most difficult office to ifib Sag Trust Co. Trust Dept. Hudson Motors Peck, Stow ft Wilcox 7 >4 9V4 pump and No. I ’a ladder truck and out getting e eavere eunbum, a case the country. On Aug. 2, 1027, he No . “(ill forbiSt": Slaplag llaaa aal Chat Lakmg. UC Cambridge street Int Harv pump to the Are. 'Three lines of hose salS Telephone 474(1 Ruaaell Mfg. Co...... 34 38 of poison ivy, a Job or writing silly set about to out short the re-elac- FOR RENT—MODERN ~SDr~^m Int Tel and T e l___ Scovlll Mfg. Co...... 28 30 Mayor La Guaidb. were put into service. While the fire- $47,000 Worth Of Worlq Tba Marais wui aoi ba raapantibla Johns Manville letters to the girl he Just met. tton campaign. (ar aura (ban aaa laourraai Inaartlor, house, automatic heat and Ore “ “ “ “ “ Sllex Co...... 12 14 men were flghtlng the Are tbe storm He did it et his summer office te( at aag aSaartlaamant arSaraS far WE SPECIALIZE In rooting ana ambition to become a candidate for increased. • Uura than oaa lima siding Workmanship guari. .eo place. Inquire 24 Victoria Road. I Stanley W o rk s ...... 43% 46% president. Sunday School Teaeher—What Is in the Black Kills of South De« Telephone 6688. Lehigh Val Rd ... do., pfd...... 27% 29% Flamee Spread Some May Be D eferrei Tba Inaaaariaai uuiiasiua al lacur. rime payments arranged Paint- Ligg and Myera B . The letter was In response to one ths difference between cherubim koto. Issuing one of the brietoot Torrlngton ...... 26 28 The Are after spreading through tael pablirailnn ai aSaaiilains will Oa ing and carpentry A A Dion me In which the writer told La Guardia and the seranhim? but most historic presidential raaiiaaS anig bg asnaallallna at iba -IKVEHAL MODERN six ro^ Loew’a ...... Veeder Root ...... 44 46 tbe cellar otarted up through the afearpa maSa lot tba aaralea rantaraS 81 Wells street Phone 486U. Lorlllard ...... he never could be president because Silence followed. No one seemed statesnents of all time, *T do not sinK** nuuset. aisc two ramny New York Banks partitions. It did tltUe damage In Hit by tbe full force of winter to know. Suddenly a UtUe band cbooso to run for Awsident la all aSvariiaamania laaat aanfurm Uuts in exieilent locatiunk Apply Mont Ward ...... he had advocated New Deal poUdee. storms before it bad fairly gottmi la atgla eapg aaS Igp»crai Central Hanover ond floor It broke through the pa^ ember building boom was snagged hut thqr f l a ^ msds It up. fsU OB newspapormen like e aSII. raaiaa ai rajaet aag anpg aoa- Omi||.iM||K.S Nat Cash Reg ...... wrote, "that any official who bos by eleet and snow today. Just after alSaraS abjaaiiunabla Nat Dalrv ...... (Hiase ...... his eye on another nomination and tltlons and cauocld considerable dam- bcnbshtil. At i f o'clock he told CLnaiNO HOrna Hllaeaiaae aSa Clhemtcal ...... a four-day period during which IF WE SHIRK OUR DUTIES OPPORTUNITY —148 candy and HOI '.SKS him sal e Nat D istill...... future election impalix hia useful- age to tbe furniture of the Petleris them he would have e itatement la ba pablltbaS aama Sag muai ba re- City ...... building permits authorizing over WE SOON LOSE OUR ABIUTT JOM/ H B ( S A N gum vending machines Ic 8c. 76 N Y Central ...... ness. I have never permitted po- famUy. The blaze then made Us way at noon when he was to be la- aalaaS bg It a’clorb nnaa: BaiarSagt Continental $47,000 worth of new structures bod TO PSRPOlUf THSM WELL. Wda percent placed on location, can FCR SALE SIX ROOM single, cor- NY NH and H ____ litical expediency to mar my judg- into the attic. ducted Into the Sioux Indian ..1 la*. L\ (X>m Exchange been issued by Inspector Bklward C. tribe. Sooo after be handed his % .. (.1 .J.i,.". 6.. easily make $80 00 to $30 per week. ner lot. low price, small deposit, North Am ...... ment or to awerve me one way or With the thermometer reading 20 Elliott Tbe amount of new build- TELEPHONE YOUR monthly payments. Act quick. See Param Plct ...... First National . degrees and the high winds whipping --"Hslt", yelled the aergesat to s eteteaient to U s oecretaiy, told Sacrlflce $3,000, $1,800 each, bal- another. ing baa set a record for lata ssasen aaw aqtiad of recruits, ^ t one of $5 ^ C im to Fwmss ris) ance can be paid in 18 montbs. William Kanchl, telephone 7773. Penn ...... Guaranty Trust to tbe high spot, the firemen were him to typo 18 or 16 copies md WANT ADS Irving Trust ... " I am sure you were not serious application permits, many of wUcb -them marcbed on. bring the messages to him. He Write Box O, Herald. Pub Serv N J ...... when you talk about the presidency. fighting under difficulties. There had been pushed on aceount of tha Ada ara aouapiaS aaai taa ulapbaai Radio ...... Manutact. Trust "Here, Jonas, what erere you be- then parsenaUy cut them apart You must know that the candidates were few spectators and tbe firemen warm autumn which has peratstSd S( ()R (’HY SMITH ai tba CUARIIK RATk Slaaa aboaa LOIS KOK SALE 7H Rem Rand ...... Manhattan fore you Joined the army?" yelled into thin slips end handed them Man Against the Sea aa a aonaanlauca U aS»ariiaaia bal N Y T r u s t...... for the presidency are always nomi- were not hindered in their work by right up until yesterday, making the sergeant. By JOHN C TERRY tba Cash Ra TKA wui ba aa«ap*ae aa HKI.I' W A M Kit— Republic Steel .... onlookers. It was too cold. out to reporters as they passed his FOR SALE LOT 150 by '200, on Public National nated at a political convention. I digging o< cellars and outdoor work "A mllhrean, sir. 1 drove e hbree flNAUy, m UINOfS MR5TIN(k, 5C0RCHV 5UP& tHR SniAPE.] FULL PATMENT II patS al V.'> MOW, L I S T E N — X ICotrreveU^^flicfelM ...... u from 8 to 7 lb». 30c lb 4 and & in. region. Woolworth ...... A THOUSAND wZ ETAM0.WASH HAS IXPLAIMED SHOTGUN? this is a RAFFLIN’ Worti»i Ao>n* MoiAfryelBO la Elec Bond and Share ’ThMW ir/LOOKTP OH, PLEASE, p " ------DOIO'T HUNT, SO I fowl 25c per lb., broilers 30c per At daybreak, 15 Inches of snow TMAES. MO! EVEHVTHIMG. it WASN'T I LOVE OH, 1 6 E E ... BAD TIME OFF TM'eOLF BwU mm mmt rrmtmmmtmmmi a HIM RUN / CX?N'T NEED A SHOT- ■utinuae Aervicvt ORuruS lb, Beckwith Farm. Tel. 8453. covered the ground, a north wind ‘“S HAULT THAT HE IMAS HIIA. ' WELL, FLANNEL OF VEARTDY BAC>S IN T H ’ BuuMbvie Bereleu Offurwa . was howling and the temperature LATE TO THE WEOWMa. e>UN/ IF I n o HUNT MOUTH, THIS HAVE A CAME FALL I* TH* •alM iav—Oukirtetiwt ___ _ stood at 20 degrees. I IWULDN’T TAKE A Flurists—WurteriM .. . . . „ ELECTRICAL Shopping Days HAPPENBTBE LEO— THEV ONES VOO rsDurwl DirMton ...... CHANCE C>M ONE, rheumatism ALL THINK CAN'T mis- APPLIANCES—RADIO 49 because BMtIag—PlumbiDW—RMSkS ( ’HECKS an gg I wood, cut any length $4 50 1-2 BUSINESS OPPORTUNtTV, who coupled with this report today ON ^LPdiOA FRBOOM.YbU WBRC Mels ana tifBattM a i cord load. Cail 8893. Leonard L. a plea that more money be spent to CAROL, AND MB FAILS. Baij. Waniad -Famala ...... gg Gtglfo. eeAcHeSw* ______JIMPLY WVEIB / i Balp Waniad Mai...... gg keep America's air strength up with WILL you ASRtl NIVIR ^tooreo HOR ysu so Saleanian W .nw d ...... li-a other countrtee. T OOKING BACK TO CHRIST- TO SB I HIMA4AIM? Belp Waiiiad —Mala ar Famala . If O.N'E HALF CORD four foot sea- har d I CAN HARDLY Agenu Waniad ...... gy a soned wood, sawed stove len'gtn " MAS 25 TEARS AGO— EIGHT .>nLUON FOR DEBUTS C3iurchea were worried about SPRAK ABOV/R A Ohuallune Warned —Femala .... II $5 00 delivered. L T. Wood Co WAdSPER. / ■liuatlona Waniad—Mala ...... gg Phone 4496 whether they ought to advertise Bmployment aaenaiee ip New York. Nov. 25— (A P )—The or put signs on their buildings. Uee *»yek—Met. Fealtry— Vaklelee question of debutante parties bobbed Ouga— B lrd a-P au ...... gj - . . Your boy wanted a Mec- Ua, gioek-vahielu ...... «> (iAU D K N — f A R M - up again today with the flnding, an- cano set, or a pair of dogskin FooUrr iopDtlM ...... 41 DAIRY PRODI'I'I'S 50 nounced after some research, that gauntlets. . . . Long stockings waiit»4 ~ 44 fond papas will spend approximately and voluminous knee-IengUi FOR SALE— YELLOW Globa tur- $8.0(X).()00 to Introduce their daugh- skirts were the vogue on Flori- roi tUlm ...... 41 Boru 41 nips. 50c pel bushel at the tarm. ters to “ polite society" this season. da beaches. . . . Elihu Root Blitl4lag MaiBrial* ...... 47 Phone 4246 H Warren tfase. Buck- won the Nobel Peace Prize. . . . ^ itaJK , 41 land. ’The white teim, of Cocoa Keel- Dr. Anna Howard Shaw was ■iMiriMl Appl!Rac>» IU4l» .. 4> ing Island. lays ILe egg on the "look what I get creamed turkey an’ p it An’ rU bet tha ...... putting "Votes for Women" “ The smart-alec who put that tack In my chair b i arched leaflets of palm trees. before Woodrow Wilson. famfly’a havin’ somethin* swell like scrambled eggs or ham Da It ? Pro4«eU M to flunk algebni! All right-apeak up—who was sandwiches.’* ...... »i HOUSEHOIJ) G(M)DS 51 lU a lea l Ingtram aau ...... gg HUNDREDS J1 USED Furniture SElf? Oura EonipuaMt ... . ti hargaina. 3 rooms furniture $78. THE RANTS-LESaBRlb CTR-WILLi AM* MYRA NORTH, SPECIAL NURSE First Aid ______II-2S __ J i Easy terms. Phone or write for a By THOMPSON AND ('OLL ALLEY OOP W aaiad— Ta Boy ...... gg -'Ccmrtsey Auto". Alberts Furni- That’s Telling Her, Foozy Baaua—Baarg Barala ture Co., Waterbury, Conn. TTJ By H A M U X aru MX) SAV MAJoa SILDEE'S 1 THcr* WK JU6T PULLED IVC CHIEF I GUtCK! CABRV HISA TO | AFRAID OF CLOSED SPACE*? 1 M K V K F C Q l / W HAT MtfM KAKtCf UKE IT/ B aom a Witbaui Baarg WHAT TM naoiA uMosa. that aesMEav Mi* OFFICE.. FEB- (T* W B .K r*A O LAD lO U LE F T WINDOW SHADES—Fine quality TMEtJ WE'S A victim .-i. . A C LiTE PLA C E VOU A N LAJCCUTH B R U IS E R .?? T H B R E A IM T ______Bakigata Waaiag ...... TBVSiJC» B U « ... BUT HE'S OUT COLD.' HAF* I CAW ,____» I X A X < VTWIOW, Z E L -IC A N T T H IM / Z c a n y LA ID E O .- Holland, put on windows, at reduc- Mi* OFFCE. A AE8BE M E'N HIM H A D A TH A T C A N T A LK A 80 U T Oaaatrv Bnarg BagarU CLAo STROPMOBIA ! TML'S •w tell help.' I ^ BOfS, MMWHy t PUT S1A M P VU$4AT A MAM U K E HMms m,' HetalB—BaeUareBU ... ed price. Write for prices and sam- SHOCK MI(i6-IT SERlOUSLV MVSA he ..TT H O O O L A UP WITH ALL*y OOP L IT T L E T IF F , B U T f L L HAWE /Vfr PIAL, L IH 6 T H A T / -^--"-Tgia Bnar4 ples. Capitol Window Shade Oo., 46 AFFECT HI* MSART; .SHE'* A C*MT *IAMO TO U G O ULD H A VE IN SO U KN O W TH A T A LLB V X NUBSB •o u t O P TOWN,* Capen street, Hartford. GOiLir SMALL OOMAAOM W ITH A AI U N #*R.t*»skU rtau Tasauanu u COOOKK9SI Qooaas C O U SIN Z E L C O UTH B R U IS B e . D R O PS A l O N Far Baal iw H xrs MACHI.NERT AND IXN>I> 53 THlsr BO Y PftIBN O* ROOZy, R O ftA BETTER USED TRACTORS thgn wsss---- ^ • • e a a g a —— gag V ISIT A T H IS Baal Mau aa f w Bala you can purebaae elaewhere, tenna. Baai BatMlag fat Bala . . . M See our stock when you want to NEW buy a tractor. Dublin Tractor Co., Providence Rd., WtUlmantic. m ■-MB — •• JfTSTLkT ^ Si WANTED— It) BUY 5h TO BUY band p^anoam Antrbfafrr F U D A T . I7 0 V E M B E B IS , 1988 ^ Tba Touag Paopla’a aoelaty of the Kobart CMaUay a amt year Oonoordla LuUiaraa church wtu tlst of no mean ablUty. Be holds repertolm la btiut up chleSy o f Negro leal atedaat at OolumbU Uairamlty. the distinction of being the only col- ABODUOWN bowl taelght at ■ O'clock at tha music and poetry, because he han- New Tork a ty . la apandlag tba hoU- CONCERT RECITAL ored student to have g ^ u a te d from TJ1.C.A., and tomoirow avaalng dles these with a native ease and as- lU N r t gMHiali « t IW Bdrlds* day week-end with hla parMta, Mr. Augustana College, and the only stu- surance. In addition, he gives a tha bowlera will go to Meriden and Mm. Edward O’MaUey of North dent to have received a diploma from Mraat, m a o ftto m o n la the Oonntc* engage tha Marldea Laither League short address on the hopes, aspira- Main atm et each of the three main coUe^ate tions #nd feelings of the Negro peo- timt OoUef* t€ Phannacy, attained In a atata league game. BY COLORED EASTOR baaor r a t l^ for tba fliat quarter of departments; tha liberal arte, the ple and thelf contribution to tha

tha acbool year. Dr. H. 8. Johoaon, The Bpworth League o t the South oral expression, and the music. He world of llteratura and music. The daaa of the aehool, anauacad yaator. PoUca Sergeant John McOUan Mathodiat church will hold a la also a graduate of Aagurtana program is intended to bo not only Christmas Greetings Theological Seminary. «JV. now on hla annual vacation. Thaakagivlag party tomorrow eve- entertaining but also Inspirational ning at t o’clock at tha church, In- Re?. Jesse W. Roitte, Of Oealal PemooaSty and evangellcaL

Oraup No. t, Mm. Luctna roater, It'a a lot of fun to get a rlda on tead of the prevloualy announced A high, clear tenor voice,' together Bb V. Rodhe, archbishop o f Swe- From H A LE ’S leader, will have an important meet- aled. One father thla morning waa time of 7 o’clock. Jamaica, N. To Appear with a simplicity of faith and a den, heard Rev. Routte in a concert ing Tuesday evening at the borne o< pulling hla two aona along Biaaell genial pemonaUty, are the three out- and wrote of him: " I was deeply M m Alfred Mucklow, 138 Henry atrcet when the aled careened alde- The Aadraw Johnsona o f cainton standing qualities possessed by this touched and moved by the way in atraat. Tha hoataasea will be Mra. waya and aplUed both very young atreat and Leonard H. Johnaoa of At Emamel Clmrdr. young artist. He has an unabashed, which he presented the soul life of a Clarenoa Wood, M m A. E. Loomia, boya Into a drift. For a few mo- HoU - atreet, apent Thankaglvlng emotional abandon that lends itself depressed people. It changed my M m Theodora Nelaon. Mm. Paul menta. until the enow bad been dug with Mr. and Mra. J. Fred Stahl perfectly to the rendition o f the opinion which I had of them before. Agard and Mm. Fannie Smith will out of their nrcka there waa loud sad family of Port Cheater, N. Y. Rev. Jesss Wayman Routte, color- Negro spirituals and readings which He is making a real contribution to be la charge of the program. weeping and walling and gnaablng ed pastor o f the Holy Trinity Luth- are his specialty. Mr. Routte’s world-wide culture.” of flnt teeth. a ernalaatloo maatlag will ba Townsend du b No. 3, wlO hold Its eran church of Jamaica, N. T., wUl regular meeting this evening at 8 appear In a concert recital of Negro 1 held[ Iguaday forenoon at 10:30 at the Now, If you are lucky enough Highland Park Community club- o’clock at the YJf.CA.. spirituals and readings at the eve- have a flreplace, or if you can bum ning service of the Emanuel Luth- bouae, and officcm elected for a pro- wood In your furnace, that hurri- posed social club open to the em- The second degree team o f John cane cordwood comes In handy. Tem- phnreea of Case Brotbera MIU No. 1, peratures Uke those of last night Mather Chapter, Order of De Molay aad male raembem of the Highland wlU exempUfy Its work Monday eve- m can bring one of the moat bracing Park community. nsory delights. Hava you ever ning at 8 o’clock sharp, for South walked a country road on a cold Windsor lodge of Masons, at the Bird lovers have called this paper clear night, and smelled spicy wood- temple In that place. The degree of urging residents to remember the De Molay will be conferred on 11 smoke in the air? If you have, birds by placing auet, crumbs or jrou’ll agree It's tonic. candidates. Oiflcers and membera other foods where the little feather- P) are requested to meet at the Temple ed creatures can reach them during promptly at 7 o’clock and transpor- this heavy, early-ln-the-seaaon Miss Marjorie Keith, daughter of Mr. and Mm. Oeorge E. Keith, who tation will be provided to South We Are Ready. . * Mowstorm. Windsor. la In charge of Investigations and in- structions in the care of crippled Perhaps by aU outward aigna Friends In town have received Mm. J. O. Clulow and m — them waa little to algBliy teat cards annotmclng the birth of children for the state of Vermont, the Beatrice I. Clulow of Center street waa home yesterday with her par- the Chrlstmaa aeaaon u at hand. son on Novembtf 18 to Mr. and spent Thankaglvlag In Boston with bat a glanee at yoor calendar M m Henry Olayra of Palmetto, ents. E. Donald Clulow. aad alnee we Smt wrote this Fla., formerly of Manchester. If a W orker H asn't C o n tacte d copy a glaaoe oat ot doom win 'Theodora C. Zimmer spent the Membem of St. James’s Holy ^ prove It. holiday in Astoria, L. I., visiting Miss Bivaline Pentland, chairman Name society wUI assemble at tha Yo u In T h is Red Cross Drive of the “Salamagundi” party of the with relatives. Knights of Columbus clubrooms to- Daring the daya aad weeks Oirls Friendly Society’s Senior night at 7 o’clock. From there they post when It aeenied them was club, WedLiesday evening, Novem- W on't Yo u Send Y o u r M em ber Leo Brasauskas, who waa in the will proceed to the Qulsh Funeral going to be perpetnal aommer ber 80, at St. Mary’s parish house, meat and grocery bualneaa on Union home to pay their respects to their onr boyem wera busy making would like to know how many to ship Fee D irect T o M iss La u ra street who recently moved to Mount late president, Patrick Hutchinson. the Snal plant for this greatest prepare for as soon as possible. Carmel, Pa., is In Manchester for geese Wayman Routte H ouse, T re asu rer, 201 E a s t of seasons — aad so — Now we the ’Thanksgiving holiday. are ready to Invite yoa to In- Wajme W. Womer of Wethersfleld The drawing on tha Schipperke pup, electric shaver and door lamp eran church next Sunday at 7 o’clock. spect what we eonslder our best wtu be the guest speaker at the Loralne and Janice Crawahaw, No admission will be charged but a C e n ter Stre e t? display of Christmas merchan- seaslon of the Everyman’s Commun- offered by the Manchester Oreen free will offering will be lifted to help whose birthdays fall on the same Athletic Club will take place this dlae y ^ aaaembled at Hale’a. in pajrlng expenses. ity Bible class, Sunday morning at day, had an enjoyablv birthday par- evening. tU 5 at the Second C^gregatlonal Rev. Routte is recognised as an ar- ty today, attended by friends and Them are gUte for dads, hue- church, also at the worship hour at relatives from thla town And Hart- baada, brotbera, boy friends, 10:48. ford. Loralne waa eight and Janice motbem, wives, sisters, girl friends aad the yoongstom still was four yesterday, the party being The chlldrea’a party, sch^uled held today because of Thanksgiv- la the cradle aad Joat ont ot It. t a r thla evening at the Highland ing. They are the daughtem of Mr. Park Community clubhouse, has and Mm. Frank Crawshaw of 16 They laelnde everything from been postponed on account o t the Chestnut atreet. snob a family g ift as an eleetito

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