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Facing Jap Threat from New Direction; Navy Admits Wake Island

Annual Newspaper Carrier’s Christmas Eve Edition

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^ Facing Jap Threat from New Direction;

Navy Admits Wake Island May Be Lost

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Capture Costs Japs Christmas Greetings MacArthur and His

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2 More Destroyers; Staff Taking Field; This is the annual New.ipaper Carrier’s Edition of The Manche.ster Evening Herald. Proceeds from the

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Invasion Tales Ruse The Herald’s new.sboys take this opportunity of Say Wake Occupied!

- f wishing their customers a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. London Foreign Office Radio Communication Japanese Report Naval Commentator Labels No Herald With Island Severed; At no time in history has a newspaper been more & To Take Personal Com* j I fmportant than during the present world crisis. Your ! Forces Defy Blazing Armed Units Rumors of Impending ' Leads Navy to Admit mand of Fight AgaU^ I Tomorrow newsboys will continue to deliver your new.spaper faith- | American Defense German Invasion of Proliable Loss; Rooxe* fully. They are thankful to you for your continued | Get Message Jap Invasion Spear* j patronage. | Guns, Raging Seas and as Ruse; Noth* velt, Churchill Con­ heads; P|iilippine Da*; ChHntmaa Day Violent to Carry ing to Confirm Re> tinue Work on Plan By Roosevelt fense Forces Said to^ Out Night Assault; port Petain Has Re* The Herald Family wishes Of Anti-Axis Strat- Be Outnumhered and"' its readers a Very Merry Locked in Fierce Strug­ Hard Pressed Norik signed ChiePs Post. Christmas. ®gy; Watch French. Voices Confidence That World Peace Plan gle in Now During Year Ahead And South of CapitaL \ London, Dec. 24.— —A I Wasninsrton. Dec. 24.—(JV) Victory Will Come on Foreign Office commentator —rThe N*vy Department ac­ , Dec. 24.— (Official , Dec. 24.—(^P)— ,1 l^elled rumors of an impend­ knowledged today the proba­ Radio Recorded by AP) — Fronts Against Evil. (5 :50 p. m., 3 :50 a. m., e.s.t.V I Hopes Navy Japanese reports said today ing German invasion of Spain ble loss of Wake Island to the Offered by Pope; Delayed)—Gen. Douglas Mae* j a N^zi ruse today and said Japanese as the Army report­ that Wake Island was occu­ , Dec. 24.—UP)— Arthur and his staff are tak­ ther^ was nothing to confirm Sinks Japs’ ed fierce fighting ^in two pied completely at 1 a. m. President Roosevelt, as command­ ing the field at once in per­ eitheii such a move or a re­ Philippine sectors and the yesterday (11 a. m., e.s.t., er-in-chief of the armed forces, sonal command of the fU;ht Would Curb Arms Monday) by Japanese naval port tH&t Marshal Petain had U-Boat Soon probability of another land­ sent a persmial Christmas mes­ against Japanese invaabm" resigned as French chief of ing attempt at Batangas, forces defying blazing Amer­ sage to the armed forces today, spearheads, the Army he4d- state. His statement came amid south of Manila. The Navy said ican defense guns, raging voicing his confidence "that dur­ quarters announced today. speculation over Germany’s next S,y, There Mu.t Be No L ab oF TrUCC ing the year which lies before us the capture of Wake, where tough s«aa snd a violent gale to carry you will triumph on all fronts The Philippine defense forcas undertaking, spurred by Hitler’s Sunk by Sub­ Marines had withstood attack aft­ Place for Aggression, out a night assault. In the Phillp- were said to be outnumbered and assumption of command of the marine Off Coast of er attack, had cost the Japanese pinea, these reports acknowledged, hard pressed north and south of Nazi Armies and a Reutera report two additional destroyers sunk It Oppression, Design­ During War the Japanese were locked in a (Conttnned On Page SIz) the capital. that Petain bad yielded hia lead­ ; Another it had been accompliahed. Radio ing Nations, Total fierce struggle but they declared Striking from FooUmM

ership to Adipiral Jean Darlan, communication with the island successes at all points “and abso­ The Japanese were striking from vice premier, \under Infenalfled Flees to Cove, Escapes. had been aevered, the Navy added. War and Religious Is Pledged lute supremacy of sea, air and their foothold along the Gulf of German pressure, presumably to Wateh ter Nasi Coup land" indicated tbe PhUippines’ British Win Lingayen, tome IM mllei north get a French Nd^th African base San Francisco, Dec. 34—(JP) — 'These developments came as Persecution in Future. ’Inevitable" capture. of Manila, and from a beachhoafl or for other coUaboratton conces- The captain of an oil tanker sent President Roosevelt and Prime 20 Planes Destroyed won by a new landing in foroo a t atons. No-Strike, No-Lockout Local Gains to the bottom of the Pacifle ocean Minister Churchill continued work Vatican City, Dec. 24.— A Japanese naval communique the little fishing village of AUmo-;| aermauB Spreadiag Rumors by a prowling enemy submarine on their plan of antl-Axis strate­ (Official Broadcast Recorded Agreement Made; All said' 20 American planes were de­ nan, on the east coast of Luzon 75 The commentator said It seem­ gy, with a weather eye open for south of ManUa. expressed hope today that the by AP)—Pope Pius XII, in stroyed by Japanese aircraft in In Thrusts ed evident that the Germans a sudden Nazi coup which might Dil^utefl to Be Settled attacks on the islands Sundhy and Large forces of United StatM themselves were spreading rumors Navy would “get put French bases and the French his annual Christmas Eve Monday. tanka roared between cheetlag.1 of a Nazi campaign In the Iberian By Peaceful Means. crowds lining, the streets of that Jap submarine before she gets fleet under the swastika. message to the world, laid peninsula “probably with a view Three of the planes, said to be another American ship." The Army .said th e. Japanese down a five-point plan for fu­ of ‘’larg4 type," were shot down in Hong Kong Defenders, nlla and headed toward the hattlo ~ to producing another of those had landed In force at Atimonan Washington, Dec. 24 — (/P) — air combats and the remainder fields. German nerve wars with which A aubmartne sank the Union Oil ture . world peace, predicated Forced Back to Moun­ tanker Montebello off the Cali­ from about 40 transports, an(J American industrial management were destroyed on the ground, the Manila had four air raid alnrlM,; we have become so familiar.” Manila reports said the fighting upon “an adequate and pro­ and ten million union workingmen communique declared. during Xhe day, and after t He declared “there Is no conflr- fornia coaat yesterday, but the tainous Strongholds, fourth, a.-iUne-minute alarm whlell' Richfield oil tanker Larry Doheny was very heavy there. American gressive’’ limitation of arma­ were pledged today to pull to­ The Army section of Imperial matlon whatever of these reports’’ fled to a cove' and escaped after be­ and PhlUpptnc troops also were ments. The pontiff, broadcssUng hssidquartera gave thia account of Have ■ Little Chance. started at a;21 p. m. (3;21 a. and said that any similar crop of ing fired upon. stubbornly resisting attacks In the over tbe Vatican radio, eaid that gether for the greatest possible yeaterday’s heavy raid on Ran­ rumors about an immediate Nazi area of Lingayen gulf, “though war producUor under a no-strike, (OontlDued on Pag* Ten) The attacks followed the sudden in tbe world of the future there goon. capital of BjItJab Burma; London, Dec. 2t—r

Phllipplnaa IndafensibU, and that faith In Santa Claua, so be Import- homey holiday—with friend* com­ city to flvs roAl sorvicd to Chrls- Rabbit Season lavendar pajamas eapecOally for and actresses would go to Army, it was only rscantly that General Rejects Plea Imports Snow ‘ed two tniclcloada of snow for ing in for turkey dinners, and a apple and a good HUimliTitfr Uanlty 8M day* a yoar. ton years W a sh in gton Bride O n e Tierney. They’re pledg­ Navy or Marine campa to give holi­ on the wagon?’ MacArthur began raising tbs hope Chriatmaa. 'nie fleecy flakes never few open houses.' a decade. We muit believe, and Comment Man About Manhattan Now Extended ing never to spend the holiday day ahowa. Others, possibly mind­ But that other wail aerve, not only In war. but In that they could be held. 'Whatever fall here, you know. Well, almost Because of the war, the observ­ ^fiiUtg Strain By Ueorge Tncker Of Attorney For Christmas never. away from home, or each other. ful that such sUrs as James Stew- mer gunler, tha uag peace, or we ahall perish. our previous vlewa of the defenai- ance will be a bit subdued. Even Lupe Velea characteristically John Barrymoro, From The River Road Daybook the snow doesn't melt, the before Pearl Harbor, many actors art and R'obert Montgomery are U.C Today, the world of which we bility of the Philippines, it is n.ow O’Briens wtU have a quiet holiday waa undecided on details, but able as ever. Ignoring th o^ New Tork—I aee the Christmasster to ba discussed by fairies and and actresses were diverting part she’lj be surrounded by soldiers. in the service, will entertain aer- juat out of « noapital, hs IIIBISMII ttraat are a part mock* Him and every­ altogethsr obvious that if we lose By Jack Sttaasn .Supreme G>uit Backs ation ot the uneeaeonable weather O'Brien Doesn't Have at home—as quiet aa could be ex- Manekattar. Conn. By Mtdcolm MoUan trees piled by th* thousands In goblins. You will not find Its origin of their CThrlstmas fund* to defense "Eef I stay here," she sald;“ l vlce men. One of the biggest of T may go swln THOM AB ‘ rHROOtON thing He stands for. K there is them we must gain them back be­ West street and along the water­ In books. You will, find it only in this year, the State Board of Flah- ■pccted with Mavoumeen, 7, and bonda and war charities. will have all the aoldlers In Cali­ Oanaral Manafcr (Mr. Mollan, former editor o t Th* Harald, has consented to Suspension of Practice ories and Game, at a meeting on Childish Faith; Other Patrick Sean, 5, throwing anow- these parties wll Ibe that Joan —or launch a sudden : td be a tomorrow, a secure tomor­ fore wa can win the war. Just as Washington—Just when Waab- front, Waiting to be routed Into legend and in half-remembered Jane Withers' parents will give fornia to ny house fo r dinner. Eef tack on Formosa. Toqndad Ootobar 1. 1111 write a weekly letter in which he aharei with hia former read­ Ingtonlans were convinced that Friday, December 19, declared an balla. V Terrence Kevin's only 4 her only a few amall presents, Fontaine and Brian Aheme are the British alao admit that they private homes by relatives and talea that were ancient when Imposed on Him. Hollywood Plans. I go home to Mexico Ceety, Mom­ giving tonight for 80 R. A. F. boya. "I am not on* to waste Pnbllahad Krary Baaning Baeabt row, in which new generation* ers the philosophical benefits of hia own. peaceful retirement the nation's espltal waa becoming Jobbers. I see their long needles extension of the open season on months old, so there’s no danger principally boudoir items. Last Ekien began and have come down from bis direction. ma and I weel have the Mexican MUII On Wagon maa." tunlaira and Roirday*. Bntarad at escape our present tragedy, this must gain back Hong Kong, even to the banka of the Niantic River, Look for hia contribution the world center Of bedlam—war and red berries. I see hoUy, spruce, to ua through the needle-acentad rabbits to and including January Oirlstmaa, they gave her an ex­ Army for dinner. Either way, I tha Poat Otflea at Haaehaatar, each Saturday.) Hartford, Dec. 24.—(JP)— The 7. This extended season applies Hollywood, Dec. 24—(JP) — Pat Elxcept for the snow, Hollywood pensive car. W. C Fields - he of the heavy Oonn.. aa Saeond Claaa Mall Mattar. mockery must be ended, not though they did not have adequate broke looae. fir, and pint. centuriea aa antiquity’s own adorn­ have ooldlera.'' drinking reputation — said he’d C!> It caught thirty-odd thousands State Supreme (Court unanimously to rahhits only. O’Brien didn't have any childish generally will observe Just such a Count Oleg Caaslnl designed through the defeat o f any single defense for it when war opened. Of all these merry fellows of the ment to the Chriatmaa tree. Studios reported several actors have a quiet day at home, "with an Read Herald Adi ■UBBCRIPttON RATBB of official and tuofficlal Washing­ forest I tip my bat to the young, For the pine la the tru* symbol rejected today th* appeal of Oaa Taar by Mall ...... one of It* symbols, like HiUer, but Nor does any conalderatlon ot There ia a trace o t sardonic hu-» fraction of an ounce did any politl- ton at their favorite Sunday p8a- tender pine. For of all trees and Par Month by Mall ...... « •*2 cal "reform"—and they were con- of Christmas, all claims to the Ephraim E. Sinn, Milford attor­ Slngla Cory ...... tl.'Sl through the defeat of indifference tha broad necessitiei of strategy mor in the way this correapondent Ume, watching a "pro” football ahruba. It la most beneficial. . . . It holly notwithstahding. ney. from * 60-day suspension of atantly being made—alter the ul­ game. The news, ten mlnutea af­ OalTvarad Ona Taar ...... ^....II.OO and selfishness within ourselves. eliminate the painful thought that kidded himself into the notion timate control of all Russian life la..man’a best- friend.... When the Christ Child waa practice Imposed upon him by'the MEMBER o r American life and blood la pouring that he might, perhaps, get a year by the Czar. The government re­ ter It was flashed over The Asso­ It aheltera him when be la bom, so the old tale goes, three New Haven County Superior ciated Press wires, reau;hed a group homeless, warma him when he ia (Court. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Itaelf out, in the Philippines as or two of peace and quiet, down mained exactly the same absolute trees stood against the manger— I Tha Aaaoclatad Praaa la aacluilya- The Men in the White House of F.B.I. officials It was called up cold, feeds him when he Is hungry, the olive, the date palm, and tha Sinn waa adjudged guilty of | ly antltlad to tha naa or raoublloa- her* on the Nlantlc River, before despotism it bad been during the it did on Wake, In what may be 300 years of Romanoff rule and for over two rows (ft apectators by a snd comforts him when be Is ill. pine. profaaslonal misconduct in bla re- - tlon at all naara dlapatehaa oradltaa Both the men now In th# White messenger who had taken a tele­ From Its tissues come lumber to It or not otharwiaa oraditad In a lost cause. It la not pleasant to thia nation was actually in the a long time before. To honor 'the new King the latlona with Mark McDermott ol ' thia papar and alio tha Ipeal aawa House have one great thing In midst of the mad horror which phone call from headquarters. Like for hia home and fuel for bis West Haven, a deputy sheriff. i WATKINS think that, temporarily at least, To make It worse, Nicholas was olive tree made haste to offer up publlantd haraln. common: they were historically war now means—even though he a weak fool who waa dominated by waves from a pebble In a puddle, hearth. Its oils and reaenous resi­ According to a complaint of the All rl»hta of rapublleatlon of we are powerlese to do anything the news circled the field. due bring surcease to hia lum­ its fruit, the palm Ua dates. But apaelal dlaoalchri haraln ara alao right in the years before reality h. : long believed that It waa not his Carina, a superstitious neu­ the little pine had nothing to give. New Haven Bar Assoriatlon Griev­ raiartrad- ____ more about It than to pray that to ,be permanently eacaped. Now, rotic who kept about her a court Within a few minutes the hsif bago. They aasiiage his Itching ance (Committee and to testimony | penetrated the smug complacency was over and the atanda were de­ akin, allay his-rheumatic afflic­ Some stars, seeing thia from Support the courage and sacrifice of these llkie mllUona of other Americans, of charlatans and aemi-lunatlca, above, gently descended and zet- given at a hearing, McDermott, at IS WITH YOU Pull aaralaa ellant at N. serted by thouaande ae Army, tions, combat hia cholic, dull the •arrlea Inc. of the rest Of the world. men will yet win against the odda. I have to face the fact that the chief of whont wa* the grotesque tled on the bougha of the pin*. Sinn’s direction, attached an auto- | The Red CrossI BEDDING Navy and other government offl- knives of hia arthritis, and aweet- mobile belonging to Howard Beau­ Roosevelt, with his early decla­ pursuit of happiness is in the cate- and devilish Rasputin, This was the first Christmas Pnbllahara Rapraaantativaa. The That prayer should be on the lips gory of things that must stand Yet, amazingly enough, when clala rushed to report for doty. en hiB ailing stomach. champ after which a person who $89.2(1 Twin Size Firestone latex outfit; latex pad and box Jnllna Maihawi Spaelal Asaney— rations that the peace of the Llghta went on in the early af­ tree. aprlng base ...... 169.50 Raw Tork. Chleaso, Datrolt, and of all of ua, and with it must go adjourned for the duration. Ease Ruasia entered upon World War From its leaves come "pine had sold the car to Beauchamp, UNCLE SAM! world was threatened, and Boaton. _____ the resolve that the military aitu- of body or ease of mind, it's' all No. 1 the whole Russian nation ternoon winter duak In the White wool,” and from its seed come under a condition^ bill of sale de-' $79.00 Twin size Geneva Outfit; Innerspring mattreas and Churchill, with hia Ciceronian the same. Six or eight million of forgot its grievances and I'ta House, the State Liepartment, food and flavoring extract*. It It M S a long Jump from that mended possession of It. McDer­ ‘>0* •Prthg ...... g89.75 MEMBER AODIT BUREAU o r atlon will not be always thus. OPM, the Army and Navy build­ gives him pitch and tar for hit first, Christmas to 1608, but that ClRCtJUATlONS. f. warnings that, "while England our young men are to be called thoughta of revolution and entered mott. upon Sinn's order, refused to $79.00 Full atz# Geneva Outfit; mattrea* and box spring... upon the atruggle in eager deter­ ings, and many of the embaaale*— highways, pulp for hit newspapers, la the \iext actual ua* of the give It up and was made the de­ slept," Nazi Germany was well on on to give up their way of life and ...... 839,75 Tha Harpld Printing Company. their dreams apd devote them­ mination to win. But graft and to be dimmed only by daylight. and turpentine for his liv* stock CThrlatmas tree I have been able fendant in a replevin action. Inc., aaaumaa no financial raaponal* to find, It was introduced by a $110.00 Twln.alz* Duplex Outfit with Innertpring-box spring the road to war, can meet aa men selves wholly to the preservation corruption and treason were soon and hia navies. Refunes To Pay Hum blllty for typographical arrora an- You do not have to provide rich collector of taxes In Strasboug, bsae and sponge latex cushion. Probably one of the moat iBftns m adv«rtti«iT»«nii , lo who had intelligence enough, ob­ of America and th* salvaging of at work In the government and In Ugbt went on around the Japa­ Sinn defended McDermott in luxurious outfit* kvallable today ...... $79.00 Canebaatar Eaaning Harald. the army. Men of pronounced pro- nese embassy too, but s different loam and fertilizer for the pine. Germany, who aponaored Its use thia action, but the latter was as- jectivity enough, perhaps plain Connecticut human civilization. How worth It asks nothing in return for Ua along the Rhine until it finally $89.00 Twin size Super Beautsrrest innerspring mattress and while would that civilization be if German eympathlea held high and kind of life. It Waa the flicker of sesoed SI damages and $82.75 Wednesday, Decrafeer 24 •hunch" enough, to know what responsible places. Their activities a big bonfire that rose from the benefits. It grows in barren waste­ spread throughout CThristendoro. costa. Sinn refuaed to pay thia box spring outfit. Discontinued cover, slightly soiled... the rest.of us were to be preoccu­ lands, and on hllla and in valleys Then the Dticheas of Orleans sort of thing was coming to the Yankee pied with having a good time, a brought Russian arms to disaster backyard of the embassy on Mass- sum, and also presented McDer­ ...... 199.39 and when again revolt among the sebusetts avenue as officials heap­ .. .. I t thrives on the fringes of brought it to France, and Victoria $79.00 Twin size Beautyrest Outfit; Innerspring mattress and Humility and Penance whole world. profitable time, or even a com­ mott with a bill for $150 for legal By A. H. O. people threatened, they were re­ ed box after box of records and deserts, on dry beaches and in used It In the great English pag­ services. box spring In discontinue blue aatln atrited ticking: If that la the great thing they fortable one 7 placed, only to be again re-eatab- arid plains....It la found In the eant In memory of Henry VIII. Aa Furniture factories are being rapidly converted to the manufacture of war slightly soiled ...... ; , ...... 969.30 For the children, Christmas Is Now that the thing ia here, now papers into the flames. The av­ The Supreme Court noted that have in common, there are dis­ liahed as soon as the fortunes of enue became a glut of traffic, as and at the gateway to t!ie for America, there is no first date a* usual. For adults, it is good to It was on the . first Christmas that we are so shockingly made "it wa* not alleged that the de­ materialB; This means fewer mgehines and fewer men for furniture $40.76 Twin size U. S. Koyalon (sponge' latex) pad only. cernible vital differences in their war once more favored the Rus­ the curious piled In to see what tropica. It is always where you that I have been able to uncover. fendant (Sinn) specifically agreed striped AC A tick in g...... 939.73 know that there are friend.*, and we remember very clearly that aware of the years we have wast­ sian flag. need it most. All we know is that It wa* making. The only way to keep up production is by cutting down on the character and in their idea of the ed and of the blindness from was going on. And on the roof, as to pay the costa of the replevin $23.00 Holmsn-Baker Innerspring Mattress, full size; orchid always will be. It Is good to see We were told that the "war made Finally came the collapse, the long as.^the light lasted, a son of brought to our shores by the first action,” but said: number of patterns... producing in greater volume by faster methods. way to approach a better world In which we have suffered, it is al­ momentary establishment of the Nippon took pictures of the crowd. Where the pine began ia a mat- German immigrants...... $19.73 the latent spark of kindness a difference." most incredible that we should "Under the circumstancea the future. Karensky government — decent Overnight, the capital, which alleged tha attorney Is Justly re­ Our Government advocates just such adjustments. Lines have already $25.00 Full size Lambeth Innerspring Mstreaa...... $10.13 flame; good to see people clasp But it didn't seem to make have been so wasteful and so Churchill, with no discredit to much difference, except that some enough but wholly futile—and then heretofore has aeen uniforms on garded as having personally re­ been cut as much as 75 per cent. Watkins is cooperating by clearing its $25.00,Twin size Lambeth Mattress...... 919.73 blind. How, we are a.sking our­ the sudden upcoming of Bolshe­ one another by the band, and send of the presents we got were war only the non-commissioned offi­ ic regimen it Is also necessary that quested the servicea rendered, and $98,000 Full size All Hair Mattress, orchid striped tiek- him, ia primarily a great war selves, could it possibly have come vism. Trotzky, Lenlne and the fi­ your dentist give you local treat­ floors of all discontinued patterns in preparation for these new production messags_ from heart to heart; savings stamps, and that "Over cers and men of the armed forces, HEALTH AND DIET aa having personally directed the Ihf ...... 989.M leader. It is doubtful If he be­ to pass that we traveled so long, nals withdrawal of Russia from the took on the appearance of an arm-. ments while thi gums tsr* being officer to take the property at­ good to know that we all are as There" was one of the songs new not along the one secure and and merchandising methods. Therefore tWs sensational five da.v sale. $89.00 Two-Piece Studio Divan Suite; divan and chair in lieves war an unnatural thing. Nu wftr. ed camp m the thousands ot Army ADVICE cleaned up and returned 4o n o m ^ tached. red figured tapestry ...... $60.80 a s from the city. sharply blazed trail of national We’ve no time to delay. We’ve made sure of a clean inventory by reduc­ decent we are. ona can doubt that he thrills to Now all this la well enough and Navy officers on > desk duty Aa a general rule th* avt;Me.-pa- "He la therefore personally Yet the men and women of Christmas Eve brought back unity in preparation for our na­ known to most Americana. But tient does not report to tRf den­ the strategy be likes; that he likes the city members of the family. here went Into uniform. Only thoee Furnished by the McCoy liable for the consequences of his tions that say, "Now, if ever, is the time to buy!’’ America, this holiday season, have tional aalety, but along almost 130 how msiny of them remember—if who were here more than 20 year* Beeltb Bwvtee . tist soon enough after the guma acta, on* of which ,1a a- legal In- to play a part in military history They came walking up the lane, miliion divergent and criss-cross­ they ever knew—that while the begin to bleed or become painful, forfeited their right to careless ex­ or were met down at what la now ago when the hordee working In feranc* from these facts of a as well aa write it. His prime ing paths of individual partisan­ Allies were still struggling des­ Washington were ordered "oat of which la a great mistake. The promise to reimburse the officer uberance. only a whistle Stop, and they had ship and prejudice, each putting perately to prevent a German vic­ uniform" have any baola for com- .Addreca oonunnnleatloas to The sooner appropriate treatment is ba- Object is the winning of the war mysterious packages in and out for any lots sustained by having We should be morally forbidden hia petty perwnal advantage tory, they were also scheming and pariion of the warlike appenranoe Herald, Attention McCoy gun, the better for all concamsd. taken th* property of the wrong itaelf. Beyond that, perhaps, hli of their bags which represented acting to bring about the downfall Benlih Swrvtea It had been said that most cases to be Joyful—unless we carry Into first? of the capital. peraon." natural usefulness will taper off. all the strange miracle of what Perhapi it was all because it's of the new Soviet Ruasia and to The utter, confusion of commen­ of pyorrhea reach the dentist ^th e very midst of our human Joy city money could do. But these He does not seem cast, by tem­ really quite a Job to think—to real­ restore the system of absolutism tators who for daya bad been pre­ Gum Trouble about 8 yeaie too late. A terrible and realistic warenesa bags, and their packages, went ly think and try to work out the against which the Rusaiana, after dicting that nothing would happen The dentist will clean and scale perament or Inclination, for the Into dark comers, and every one Tolland County o f the fact that there are few of answers to involved problems of centuries, had succeaafully re­ in the Pacific was matched only by Gum disorders are so common the teeth and will aUo ua* antisep­ role of Ideallitic peace maker. gathered in the parlor, steadily human conduct—and perhaps we belled. tic preparations; In addition, he ut who have not. In vital ways the surprise ot those who bad been that it is bclleveo that practically He ia, in fact something of an heated for this occasion, and have almost all of us been too Before the Armistice the excuse saying that something would. will give you tome instructions to Survey of Farms I betrayed the Prince of Peace. there would be a new piece or mentally lazy to even make a stab for sending American soldiers to everyone develops gum trouble at follow in caring for the mouth at anachroniam In modem England two for the piano, which the city home. PRE-INVENTORY SALE The state of the world today Is at it. It is so much easier to let Archangel and to Vladlvoatok waa some time or other. Because you —A strange and inspired descend­ Digging down through the clut­ Remember, the aatlsfactory Her* ar* a few of the more a tragic and bitter mockery of contingent would play and aing. our superficia' thoughts be con­ that th* expeditions of which they ter of predictions from govern­ nave not developed such condi­ ant of an earlier line of heroes and there were all the old songs, trolled by a few so-called leaders, forn.ed part were intended to keep tions in the past ia no guarantee cure of the common gum disorders Botaworthy points indicated by the principles for which Christ for the rest of us, spreading who often enough have axes of ment officials, I found one from depends upon two things: Your farmer Intentions for 1942. The who built the Empire he now de­ Russian supplies from reaching the same man who wrote a report that you will not suffer them In lived and spokb and died. It la a through the room until they lured their own to grind. Germany. But they were kept the future. Diet And Your Dentist. aim is to help In producing food of floor samples — clearing the way for fends. But, though he wields the And because almost all of us for the President, saying that the Those wishing artlclaa on tbs enough for aid to England ha well tragic and bitter mockery of the every last one, young and old. there long after there ‘ were no war on the Ruaalan front would The norma- gum-la a pale pink sword for modem England, and And when we were sung out, have some measure of human vani­ more armed Germans to supjpiy. subject of Trench Mouth and ^ o r - aa for A rn ica , aa requested by I principles of every other decent outlast the winter. What this color, does not bleed or hurt, and does it with effective daring and the older people saw to it that we ty in our makeups, we like to They were there In furtherariCe of grips the tooth closely. Sick gums rhea are welcome to send for them Secretary Wlckard. Figure* tabu- j code for human living. Imagine that misconceptions and minor government official (he by writing to McCoy Health Sys­ lated show a comparison with 1941 brilliance', he ia not modem Eng­ got busy hanging our stockings some half baked plot to irestore must remain anonymous) said this have a very different appearance In this, few of us are without over the great fireplace in the disproportions that have been fed Czardom to Russia. The allied na­ aa they are often dark red, show­ tem in care of thia newapapar and and 1942 to Indicate a response to new producing and merchandising methods! land. Modem England is Bevln, into our mmds by other* are actu­ Ume was that the Japanese “would enclosing a large, s«lf-a(ldrassed Nation^ Defcne* needs by the blame. There are few of us who dining room, and we would be tion: backed the White Russian precipitate a war with the United ing an exceaaive congestion of a labor leader, at the right hand rushed upstairs to bed, to try to ally our own fixed beliefs; we are revolution of General Wrangle in blood; or they are grayiah around envelope and six cents In stamps. farmers of Tolland Ck>unty and of have given our full share bo the States" and aoon. He called U th* atata aa fbUows: of Churchill. Modem England Is sleep in the face of the tantaliz­ even likely to refer to them proud­ Southern Ruasia and of General the edges; they are soft and practice, growth, and expansion of ly as “principles, ' and to bellow hara-^klri (recognized by the Japa­ QneaHone And Answeie Tolland BEDROOMS 9 x 1 2 RUGS A host of common people Interest­ ing laughter and talk that came Yudenlteh along the Baltic, and nese as “ an honorable suicide" spongy; ace painful; bleed easily; LAMPS L LIVING ROOM CHAIRS our dctermiimtion to stick to them there is no doubt that American and instead of clinging firmly (UBderwelght) County State $478.75 Five Piece Louis XVI. Dresser base, chest th* principles which would make from below as our elders opened much more preferable than living $46.50 Eight Broadloom Axmlnater* Including Eight­ Eight Lamp* formerly $8.95 to $14.75 Including: $36.50 Sleepy Hollow Lounge (Thalrs, met or green ed, not In empire, but In greater those bag* and allocated their though the heavens fall. Whereas, money helped to finance the blood­ around the tooth, they recede. Question: A. 8. Inquires: ‘Trust Farms with gardens 1.6 % 1.0 % and night table of genuine mahogany trimmed m war an impoesibillty. instead of being something we In dishonor), He said it waa the Hogs for alaughter eenth Century' deaigna in burgundy, cedar and pair of modem hurricanes in crystal and mahog­ figured tapestriea; choice ...... $29.75 social Justice for themselves and packages, and pried into each oth shed that accompanied those wars. only v/ay Japan couUl "save face” When the gums are affected, the that you will give me some Infor­ gold. Night table has marble top. Twin beds green, and Colonial Hooked patterns. One half any, Modem table in white and blue enamels, America, as a nation, has been whittled out laboriously with the Afterward, when the Reds had breath usually has an unpleasant mation on why I am persistantly or o o ld ...... 38.9% 21.8% in bone enamel trimmed in gold. Gilt mlr- $35.00 Stump-arm Cogswell Chairs; burgundy or for other peoples, toward U>e cre­ er's presents, Md kept the gay intelligence, they both with her allies'^and her en­ Egg production (dz) 11.2% 25.3^ rayon—half wool Axmlnater Broadloom in blue decorated milk glass boudoir, wrought iron bridge deep blue frieze covers; ch o ice ...... $24.78 guilty of selfish indifference. fallr a'Aina' ssvstil If fai’lAH anH tr's* ... i. » . ’ . fought off counter-revolution and odor. Another and more aerioua underweight. Have coated tongue, . « > " ...... $203 ation of an era of peace In which talk going until it faded and we are something we bought of a emies and that to the Japanese BroUorz • Numberz pine design. Discontinued patterns. Choice .... with bra** font, pewter and milk glass font bou­ $35.00 Stump-arm Lounge (Thalr; button bac9c; bur­ were asleep. bad established themselves as a result is that the presence of gum a bad breath, weary senaatlono $222.60 Four Piece Solid Walnut Colonial Group; ...... $39.50 Compared with what we have the aword Churchill wields today newsboy for three or four cents this would be much more Impor­ disorder may bring about the sold ...... 7.1% 7.3% doir and brass candlestick type vanity. All com­ gundy frieze ...... $27A9 In the morning we rushed down going nation, the press and lecture tant than economic. Industrial and quite frequently, and am slightly Pennsylvania Dutch decorations on mirror frame; $58.50 and $62.50 Four Broadloom Axmlnater* in had, with the opportunities that or picked-up from the radio on s platform of this country resound­ eventual loss Of teeth. Many teeth nervous after stienuoua study last Farms with Feed plete with shades. Choice ...... ,...$2.9$ $44.50 Lounge (Tbair, black tapestry cover ...$3iA 0 will not need to be drawn. to the dining room, with our free pass. military conalderaUuna. dreaaer, cheat, bed and night Uble ...... $170 . 18th Century, leaf, nqoked and Oriental designs. Eight Table Lamps in this group, formerly $5.95 have been ours, with what we ed for many years with talea of are lust In thia way, even though year. Hav* tried a digestive stim­ Grains .. 13.7% 10.0% $573.76 .Seven Piece Loula XV In frultwood; an­ $69.50 London Lounge Chair; -down aeat; If Churchill dominantly repre­ ctothea in a bundle, and past the At this time, when the people of Ho far as wartime personnel la Selling Vegetables One Wilton Broadloom In green tone-on-tone leaf to $9.95. Included also are two smaller chil­ the Incompetence of Russian work­ the teeth themselves may be per­ ulant, also exercise extenslvaly, tiqued. GUt mirrors on dresser and dreaalng ta­ wine frieze ...... $49A9 could possibly have done for the atockinga, bulging now, into the that vast realm are itaglng the ronoerned, W ashington and the na­ 10.2 % 4.6% design. Dlacontlnued patterns. Choice .. .$49.76 dren’s figurine lamps suitable for bedside use. sents valiant, righteous war, ers and the enormous''fizzle that fectly sound. Unhealthy gum tis­ but underweight and coa M (acres) ...... ble; twin beds, cheat ...... $$50 $95.00 High-back Lounge (Thair, turquolaa. boucle world, our record baa been one of parlor to dreaa by the warm itove. most amazing achievement of thia tion are far abend of the spring In Mtlk Production .. . 13.5% 7.1% $76.50 Five D ^uxe Broadloom Axmlpzter Rugs in­ Classic, china and fabric-covered base*. All cover ...... 874JI0 Roosevelt, his White House host, Theh, aa we waited by the stock­ was being mqde of the BoUhlea' sue may affect other parts of the tongue remain.'' $509.00 Seven Piece Louis XV; Dresser and mirror, cluding 18th Century deaigna In tan, burgundy and more abject Christian failure than greatest ot wars, 1 cannot but 1917. There are approximately a body, having an unpleasant affect Answer; In a case such aa yonral tnasmucb aa there is no way of complete with shade*. (Thoice ...... $4.75 $26.75 Lounge (Thair; printed black or blu* crash dominantly represents the hope ings. from one room, to another think of the slack and easy way in atten.pt to set up industries on a million peirsons in the DIatrIct of chest, full size bed. dressing table and mirror, and'- green; Hooked and leaf scroll patterns. Discon­ large scale. We can form an dpln- upon the general health. the beat advice I may give you Isl knowing what labor now on farms Four Lamps formerly $7.60 to $14.75 Including: with ruffled valance: choice ...... $22AO we can ascribe to any other peo­ for not victory alone, but for fu­ would come the first cries of which practically the whole Amer­ Columbia and Its eubnrbs, more can be retained. In view of war bench. Antiqued frultwpod ...... $395 tinued patterns. Choice...... $65.00 claaeic column lamp in marbelized composition. ion now. in the light of what la The two moat common disorders to have a thorough examlnation-l $139.00 Three J»iece American Modem; mahogany $87.50 Two only Super Heavy Axmlnater Broadloom* $39.60 -back Lounge Chair, knuckle arms; ple. wi-4iave betrayed the Prince ture peace—to be preserved "Merry Christmas!" sounding dis­ ican people Tiavt, for many years, than twice what It had 20 year* of the guma are Trench Mouth Your symptoms point to a prob-l conditions, tha above figures are a Modem flying horaet in compoaition, blue column * wine tapestry ...... $29.75 mally sleepy to young people who Spat upon and utterly damned transpiring in Russia — which ago before most of the World War veneera In deep rosewood finish. Excellent de­ in choice of soft greenish-blue or cedar back­ of Peace the more because we through peaceful means. There Is started from scratch only two and Pyorrhea. Th* rapid spread of able digestive disturbance accoifi-l rather wild estimate as to accom­ lamp with printed cretonne shade and a Modem $44.50 Lounge (Thair, button back; wine frieze $S4A0 knew that all must be up and everything that was Russian. How expansion had been ellmiaated. plishment However, these figures sign. Bed, diesaer, chest ...... ! ...... $98 ground* ...... $78.50 chalrslde.' lamp in auede and ivory. All with portunity of serving Him. Not decades ago and has been able to Trench Mouth la aided by the fact ponied by a disturbed lnteatlnal| $168.00 Three Piece Fedei^ American; mahogany $79.50 One only Store-Used Broadloom Axmlnater In $35.00 Ladles' Wing Chair; Queen Anne model to evident In Roosevelt the clear gathered before the first package many Of us, in all those years, had There are nearly a quarter of m that It ia one of the contagious dis­ ar* hMpful to th* extent of Indi­ Zhadea; choice ...... a....:.. ..$5.95 have had so much larger an op produce tanks and guna and condition. However, there ar veneered in foeewood finish. Bed, dresser, chest Oriental dsalgn-on tan background. This rug has wine damask ...... |22A0 strain of Wilsonian world democ­ was opened. In those moments, any candid information as to what million person* working for the orders which la easily carried from many possible rauses of all of ' cating a trsnd in the thoughts and Ten Lamp* in this group, formerly $8.25 to $16.25. Russia wa- doing 7 How many of planes enough to beat Hitler—how ...... 8149. been washed and resized, ready for use___ 935.00 $22.50 Sleepy Hollow Occasional Chair, green tap- what we have done, but what we racy. He Is already concerned we learned to analyze bulges aqd government here—and throughout one person to the next. In pyor­ symptoms mentioned and there plans of our food producers. Included ate brass and Victorian bedside lamp*, . Mtry ...... gig.te ua had even a suspicion that sev- much of truth there waa to this the conntry and foreign lands $70.00 Four only Plain Federal Blue Frieze Rugs, have failed to do, aa Individuals, packages, from the round orange anti-Ruaslan proparxnda on which rhea, deep- pua pocketa may form no way In which I can possibly at^ Farmars ar* particularly asked classic, china and Informal table models, a 6-way $39.50 Lounge Chaif with reclining back, complata with creating conditions which, that was usually at the bottom of en-eighta of what waa printed more than 800JI00 additional. to tncroaa* production of dairy •k«!h ...... 860A5 as a nation, is the tru* and tragic we were so lavishly fed. and In addition there is an oboorp- tempt to determine - the caua* BEDROOM CHAIRS $70.00 S i^ n ly Plain Oaret Frieze Rugs, each $59A5 and 3-way candle floor models (Thoice. .$6A0 with foot atool; -beige figured tapestry___ $29.75 after this war, will persuade all the stocking up to the ,, box that about Ruasia—Red Rusaia—wa| There are now abisnt 2,000,000 per­ tlon of the bony structure sup­ your case without examining r and poultry product*. Seven table models, one chalraid* to brass, two stu­ measuring for us. And we have inspired by persons and interests Is it any wonder that the Rua- sons in the armed forces. Another $35.00 Slipper Chair; Sheraton design in genolna $32.50 Queen Atme Ochakional (Thair; plsatod the peoples of the earth away might be akatea, or arctlca or aiana have been suspicious and porting the teeth. Such recession You would poosibly Imp dent bridge -in bronze, and a blue-and-gold back , ...... fallen far short of what we might shoes, or rubbers, depending upon whose one great terror was that minion Is enrolled for civilian de­ mahogany: striped seat cushion...... gl7JM . . . $3S,75 from war aa an instrument of na­ standoffish toward all the Western of the bone Is easily found with through using a more carefully < "^USCELLANEOUS RUGS atmlght bridge stylo to this group, formerly I44.W''Tuftod Tub (Thair; woodfooo jacquard our luck. None of it was disdain­ the BOlihevic nation might in the fense and that figtire Is expected the X-Ray. • lected diet and through ihaktni To Recruit Here $36.75 Slipper (Aair; tufted seat and back; grean have done. tional policy. end prove that private capitaliara nations 7 Is It any wonder that IlSAO 4.8X4.6 Plato TSn Frieze Riig, seamed. Just $13.75 to $29-60. Table models Include gold with v«vet ...... $83.78 ed, for even an orange, to country to double Immediately. One of the important causes of sure of a good inteatbisl eliminM velveteen cover; beige fringe valance ....p i.3 0 crystal prisms, butler's silver, black tole, brass Only 23 years ago, we wsged la not, after all, the cornerstone they do now hasten to open th^lr ' ’ Housing -and office apace here $17.50 Boudoir C ^ ir; plain burgundy aatln; wblto th* size for front halls.: ...... $8.75 tl7j60^ Occasional Chair, red tapestry . $18.95 Divergent aa are their basic at­ Connecticut in those days, was .a arms to ua at Vladlvoatok, and risk gum troubles ia poor diet. In tion dally by taking the enemaJ with prisma, decorated china, strawberry., milk $14.95 Occasional Chairs, choice of styles and cov­ another great war In the name of of civilization 7 are at such a premium that the many cases 4t oof/mo that a faulty however in all cases of parsiatanf For Pearl Harbor fringe ...... gg.7g $47.95 6x9 Plato Peach Loop-pile Rug. A gbod size titudes, they, and their peoples, seasonal luxury to rare it sym­ I have no Intention of-attempt­ a war on two fronts? Is it any for bedrooms...... $S7A0 glaaa and brass with marble base and decorat^ er*; oysttr or wine damasks; wine tapeatrr. the principles for which He stood bolized Christmas. stories of overcrowding and high diet will affect the guma more underweight I find th* wlaeat PUul 114.95 Boudoir Chair; rota damask; allzhtly need one another’so definitely that ing to combat that attitude. In­ wonder that they remember the ■oiled ...... T glJ i# $165.00 11.3x13.0 Black Victorian' Rug, mad* up of - front Cbol^, with sh ades...... 89.95 e*ch ...... g o is Since those days the Christmas rentals^ would fill a volume. On quickly than other parts o f the' is to inaist upon recelvliig a'taorl Seven Lamp formerly $19.50 to $24.50 comprising We called on Him to help us to * deed I strongly suspect that by the vitriolic attacks made on them by Hartford, Doc. 24.—Connecticut $29.75 Two*j>art Boudoir Love Saat; burgundy 27-toch Daeotmtor’a WUton Carpet...... $99AO $22.50 Sheraton style (Tccaaional (Thair; blu* any hopeless disagreement ia im­ economic cycle has shifted back the people and press of Britain, weekendi when eoldlers from body. Lack of vitamin C la an im­ ough examination. Your *ymp a grean tola chalrslde model, student bridge In victory which was, we said, not time this world dlMsier is over nearby campa and government eraftsmon and artlaana now have printed daitonn* ...... |l9.18 -$3.00 (2) 4%X$ Unaflbr Inlaid Ruga; Mill Seconds; damask ...... gl6A5 possible. Churchill, the watch­ and forth again. The years when France and the United Statbs for portant- contributing cause ot toms might be th* result o t stomi a chanc* to do something about silver and on* to brass with ruby font; three only for ourselves, but for th* and its wounds partially healed, employes are on the move, it la gum trouble. Mntlsta have done ach trouble, ronstipation, a alugl $89.00 Halr-flUsd Boudoir Chair; grean satin atrip^ ohoica 82,75 $39.50 Occasional Chair,gold draask; slightly dog, and Roosevelt, the man for It seemed to be the . city which human experience will - have spilling the blood of their "upper Pearl Harbor beside* repnembering ' $3.88 (3) 6x$ DaLux* Fait Base Ruga; choice. .$8.23 qhairalde lamps modeli in brass and bronze, one ■oUed ...... $24A0 world. In our hour of need, we brought C^ristroas out to the classes'* even as the upper classes Impossible to get within a block considerable work in studying the gteh liver, a "sick” gall bladdeif cover, dow n -fe^ er seat; hand mad* ...'.gM A # with a leather shelf, and a table model to bronze tomorrow, can and must get brought about such very great of Union StaUon—only a few it $27.60 Boudoir Chair, copper satin wlth^ half* $6.$5 (1) Ow Chromalto Rug; pattern through to $69.50 Modem Lounge (Thair, turquolaa figured ta$>- country were succeeded by the had spilled the blood ot^ the com­ relationship between diet and gum the . presence of pus pockets, et Th* Unttad States Na-vy has sent and crystal. Complata with shades, choice $14.78 were close to Him. along. changes In social and economic re­ years ago ridiculed for Its sis* aa dlseasM and thrir findings seem (Contributing factora might Irtng* ...... $18.73 back, dlaconttouad daalgn...... /.....$4.15 Mtry ...... $49.75 . But when the victory had been years when slim city payrolla lationships aa will make that ques­ mon people tor centuries? out aa urgant pl*a_ for civilian, $5.88 (3) Fx9 DaLuxa Fait Baa* Rugs; choice. :$4A0 Six chalrslde lamps to bronze, zUvyr with crystal-^ $27.50 Swedlah Modem Upholstered Chair; W# need both ChurchiU'a vall- The Red Russians have been something to which the city could to prove tha' the foods which are secondary anemia, eyestrain, acM $49.50 Halr-fllled Boudoir (Tbair; $>sach-strl|)*d made the solid country seem the tion pretty trite. But I should like machaniea and artlaana to help re- chlntx ...... gSMO $4A0 (I ) 9xlOH Standard Weight Felt Base Rug fon t brass, braes with chins fon t gold snd blzck homespun; slightly soiled ...... 91C95 _won, w# turned back to aelfiab, tough—brutally tough. They were never grow up. moat useful both in preventing and osia. .or auto-Intoxicatlon. To ator* and expand Pearl Harbor De­ (Regency style), and allvar with cut cryatal fo o t ance and Roosevalt'a Idealism. blessed last repository of Christ­ to point out that the rise o t the need advice based upon th* find eeseeeeeoeeeeeeeeeeeeeeesee************., 5 5 e 9 5 $77.50 Small Scale Loung* (Thair; rust tapastry. isolated pursuits. And this was bom Into a brutally tough world Is it any wonder that Waahlag- overcoming gum disordepa are the fenses snd appUcanta for these $69.50 Halr-fllled ^u dotr (Thalr; roce-and-blue Fourtable lamps including ;whlte china, clzssie Working together, complementing mas cheer, and now- it is war Reds in Russia waa tha result Isf toniana are saying that the capital following: Orange juice, lem'on Inga of a good examinatloh. ' chinU plaid, hand m ad e...... :g29A9 $8.98 (1) 9x13 Standard Weight Fait Baa* Rug, $4A0 feather-dowii s e a t ...... $59.78 the fault of all of us—our fault money which reaches out from the precisely the same cause* as. In' and took the rough aide of It for * poaltiona are urged to apply *t $5.93 (1) 9x13 Felt Base Rug. dam aged...... $1.98 ^ lu m n In cryatal arid gold. Colonial bronze saucer $110.00 Sheraton 'tufted Barrel (Thair; light- green one another, they can win th* war, long, long time. And It Is a mighty ia far ahead, In bedlam, of what U Juice, green leafy vegetables, meat, one* to the nearest State Employ­ $70.00 Boudoir Chair In powdtr blu* damask; tuftod becau)M, although we might call city back to the country again, this country, produced the glorious waa when broke out? ‘milk, eggs and fresh whole fruits. . How It Was Namedv desl|^; taro atudant hrldgaa, on* a reflector cover ...... $79.99 and protect the peace. It Is a rare good thing for Britain and the ment office, it waa announced to- back; feather-down seat ...... g99A6 type, the other a candle design, both In polished and fills the country atockinga, Bill of Rights whose 150th anni­ I am giving you this Informa- $85.00 Sheraton^Barrel Chair; button back; spring- on Him in war, we did not bave versary w*. Americana celebrated Uhtted SU ^a and all the rest of DINING ROOMS— ^DINETTES braza. Formerly $37.60 to $43.30. Complete . and hlatoric partnerabip. and again, perhaps, '.^e' “ war In the recent na^on-wlde drive Uon BO you will not be surprised If Ammonia alao la known down seat; green damask ...... ,,.$W .78 the courage, the effort, the devo­ makes a difference,” bat only, so this week. If In Russia the revo­ us that t h e s e s Just aa tough aa "hartahoni.” A t one time it eportatlon via Pullman MISCELLANEOUS BEDROOM^ $307.00 Blgtit PMbe Chippendale with lowboy (34- with shadaz...... $17 AO they ar* . — for aluminum for war planes ap- you g o t o a dentist to be treated Blaepar to the West Coast ia pre­ $69.50 Small Scale (Tblppendale (Thair; spring-down tion, to serve Him In what should far, in that there Is * defense lutionaries yielded themselves to prozlmiitely 14,000,000 pounds of fo r Trench Mouth and he places made by beating th* homa toeh) buffet, cxUnalon table, arm and 0 aid* Chair lamp to bronas arlth prassad glass font; chair In the Philippines I think we'should be very, very paid for mon accepted and wagea I>IECES seat; rose^amaak cover ...... $39.75 be His own element—that of stamp or two in the midst of boom et^saea of which Americans bave aluminum has been, contributed— you on a diet. stage, or harts. In cloilad ; mahogany venaarod... i-...... $149. lamp to sUvtr arlth Wsdgaarood font and (» * In never been guilty, then It must be thankful feft' 'Red Russia, Stalin start from th* day and hour of de- $63.00 Modem American Dreaaer, with minor: wal­ Bight Pise* 18th Century; walnut vanesred. plain bronsa. Student bridge lamp in bronze. $44.50 Small Scale Chippendale Chair; solid m a ­ A* we are writing this. It Is plenty. ■ and that la not a complete return. In addltlou to adopting a dletet;- to draw out th* gaaes. hogany, winr'aSiEnask, nail trimmed ...... $39.18 peace; Btit year in and year out thase remembered that for three hun­ and the (Ireat Piutc and the partura from tha West O ast. Men nut venesiv with LiUClU handlsa ...... gM.1l Buffet, Dunean Phyfs table, arm and 0 aids chairs Table larnp to butler’s silver. Fonnarly $29.50 to Christmas Eve In the Philippines,' liquidation'of the White Russians accepted must nave caah enough $55.00 Opeh-arm Loung* Chair; blue tapest^ Now, ifia Birthday again finds externals do not matter greatly to dred years and more they and all $69.M Colonial dresser and mirror; mahogany vo- »***********ooooyo*e******e********eee*sse 5 H 5 * $4SA0. Chotoa, with Shadaa...... $32A0 homespun ...... gS9A9 and. only the individual courage of those who bave known a CTonnectl- the Russian people aave an insig­ S lid all—Just iu it ia. for their meala enrouta but they neec^ '...... TlM A # $S$8A8 ran* Plae* 18th Cantiuy; hand made, genu­ ua aorry humains, meshed into th* And, what'a more, I believe the will later be reimbursed fbr this. $39.50 Martha Washington type Occasional (Thaliv cut country (Thrlatmaa, The aroma nificant number of the eapecisUy $77.50 ^ w d e r Table, Loula 7CV style to p l^ o d pin* ine inahAany. Raeded lag buffet and chairs; tragedy ot.our own mistakes. American soldiers ahd their Fili­ favored had themselves been the sooner the people of the United Men without dependents are pre­ with matching bench upholstered' to green' setto; Dunean n y f * table; ehina eablnet...... $2M MISCELLANEOUS DINING ROOMt part winkle and green striped co v e r...... 829.7B pino allies Btiuids between the and fiavor of one of them will State unite in some frank- and ferred aa men with dependents $9.90 Ladderback Side (Thatr; mahogany finish; HihnlUty and penance are the last a life time. In such great and victims of excesses a thousand two piece .. gBiAO $380.00 Bight Plaeas to gsnuina mahogany with an- 844A0 Chins Cabtaat; harvast mahogany vonseredi'^ only proper moods for grown men United States and a defeat which times worse than any tyranny the earnest expression of that thank­ cannot tak* wlvas or families to $29.75 Regency Dfeealng tkble Bench; pearwood tlqua finish. Swell front buffet, <)ueen Anne ped- Curved glaaz door, ono draw er...... $29.7$ fiber-ruah aeat ...... $SAS -abundant memory that we keep fulness, the better. The Rusaiana Pearl Harbor. Naval authorities $39.50 Chippendale Side (Thair; pierced ladderback; and women today. would lengthen both .|he odds and reliving iU and perhaps imitating American colonisti had ever with blue-«nd-gr*en striped damask . . . . ’.gl7A9 aatal table, Chippendale laddeaback (ihaira.. -K15- $49.75 Buffata; 18th Century atylez to mahogany known. ar* not as we ar*. They are .violent prefer to receive applications from $65.00 Modem Vanity D r e ^ r and Mirror; figuiod $841.33 Nine Pieces; reproductlona o f swell front veneera. Choice of two patterns, each...... $35.00 ■olid mahogany frame; blue upholatery g33A# A new dedication of our own the duration this svar. it, snd thinking of it when we extremleta where w* are moder­ men not” now worktog in war In- $39.50 Small Scale Lounge (Thair; hair filled; feath­ wish our readers their own holi­ There had been a time in Rua- walnut vanaere ...... $89.73 buffet with braes back rail; 3-part table; ribhand- $198.00 Breakfront China Cablnat; large Chippen­ hearts and aouls ia tha only gift The last ominous report Is to slan history when the government ates. They take tbemselve* ter­ duatrlaa, and th* Uttar must pre­ ' $13.50 Modem Droaatog Tablo Bench; oratout vo- bnek Chippandal* chairs; wood-gallery back dale design to genuine mahogany, antiqued. .$128. er-down seat peach brocatelle cover . . . gSE^g day cheer, so that It always aeema ribly eerioualy, while w* have al­ sent a written rslaizas from their w « hava a true right to make. the effect that our men are out­ was not only no worse than the naered g9Ag aarvtr. Oanuin* mahogany, antiqued...... f t w $49.75 Sheraton Arm Chair; black and gold frame; to us that we can with them noth' governments of most countries in ways made a sort of game of Ufe. prosont omployor before they will gold striped damask seat ...... gS5A9 Or ahall we ring the bells, and numbered, both at Ungayen Ing better than a bit of a Con­ $23.00 Modem Vanity and mirror to wainut finlahad $74.00 Five Plsc* Maple Dinette; oval ektsnaion the world, but when ths people But if you ask me, with . the M eonaldorod. torch ...... gUA6 Uhls; four Victorian aids chairs with blue seats $79.00 Victorian Ladles Chair; solid mahogany. necticut country Chriatmaa. worid headed the way it was head­ Because of th* urgency of the ■praad the tinsfl and pretend, for where the .first strong Jsp^ese had really a considerable voice in $99.50 Pair of Regency Rods, twin stoe. Black with ...... '555*75 beige damask ...... g g g A S a day, that w* are better than we landing was made three daya ago, it; ao even Russlana had sonfe trm- ed until HiUer made the colossal need, appUcations must be filed at $103.35 Six Piece Modem Dinette to pickled maple, $125.00 Deep, tufted-back Loung* Chair: half-flUsd, blunder of invading Ruasia, I'll say once aa applications must be in gold dacoratlona, pair ...... 4 .fT6A6 are, and then go back to being and at Atlmonanr 75 mllea to the diUon of libefty, though it waa $22.60 Slalgh-type Panalad Bad; mahogany vanaarad; trimmed with leather. Refectory table, four feather-down aeat| green sateen with matching some five or six hundred years in they ar* very, very much -what the Washington by January 13. chain and five-drawer serving cabinet Whit* fringa valance ...... fS M i what wa. were before, so that an- south of Manila, where the other doctor ordered. single alM ...... glTA8 A Thought the past. For centuries they had $32.50 Twin Slaa Postor Bad, ptnaappla t m ; ma­ leatharatta upholstery...... $89.00 Im portant! $95.00 Button-back Barrel Chair; faathar-down saat, otbar generation can be expoeed arm o f a plncqra movement has been exploited and beaten down, NlanUc River Road, balr-flUad, dusty rose cover, allghtly soUad $89.7$ Watarford, Conn. hogany venaarod ...... glTAt to the horrora and tragedy of con­ now taken form. robbed of the fruits of their toil by Freuch Produce $93.00 Small Seal* Chair, tufted baelc featber-daera corrupt and aouUeax tax gatherers, $17A0 Chlppandals Dressing Tabi# Bench; gtnuto* LIVING ROOM TABLES Btoeopttog: to * f*w toataneos whars there tinued betrayal T ‘Tbeae operatlona around the For God hath not given us the mahogany ...... g9AB aeat. halr-fllled; gold damaak c o v e r ...... $89.7$ spirit of fear; but of power, and bereft of education, ridden by a Bring DtspUy Up To Date German Planes $30.78 Modem Comer End Table with ahelf.. ,$14A8 ar* ^ r z , all msrehandiss Uatod ia lim­ $98.00 Sheraton Button-back Barrel Chair; down- Lat ua hope that none of ua does Philippine coast ar* taking place of love, and of a sound mind.—n priesthood which was too often s 817A0 Modem Round Coffee Table; walnut va­ ited to on* floor samnl* o f each, and feather saat. grean damaak...... $$9.7$ tha usual things this Chriatmaa neatly according to Japanese plan. Tlmpthy 1:7. mere political implement in the ' Covington, lBd.-r((P)— Before the 9 x 1 2 RUGS naarad -$8-98 tharafor* aubjaet to prior sals. All ar* $110.00 Pillow-back Lawson Lounge Chair; ftatliar- bands of the Cxars and their jcoun- United State* w w t to- war, a $17.60 Swodiah Modem Coffa* Tabla: elm with baig* sold "Aa la"; not subject to oxchang* or without alao doing tha unusual. There is no American navy closing London, Doc. 24.—(P)—^The . $46.50 Fourtoan Broadloom Axmtostara (MlU 8ae- down aaat and back, rose striped dantoak.. .$79.99 I will never be by violence* con­ aellors, knouted and alaughtered by Chriatmaa star ehOne alon* from onds) to hooked, modem tfxtured chtata and tons- laathar top ...... : ...... g g j8 credit Store .open dally 9 to 8:80 until $55.00 SmaU-aeal* Wing Chair; button back, mat t ^ f - ~ B moment of aoul-search- in on these transporta; there is no atop a Covington buslneaa block. nugaslne AeropUno said today, $33.50 Swedlah Modem Nest of 3 Tables, all with Now Year's Eve. Alao opon next Tuea- strained to do anything.—Queen the thousands if they raised their "definito nears now U - avaiUbl*'! I on-ton* designs. Colors tocluds blues. Jade, and COV^P ••-e’eeeeeeereeeeeVbeeesee'seoeo’asoe* .$$9A9 serious snd deep that it effective American., air force rais­ Elizabeth. voices in protest. Now baaids it, traead out In light honajMon*. The nda-waavas do not Impair th* glaaa tops; blaaehad walnut and maple...... $14A8 dajy aventof until 9 P. M. $19.76 Ladderback Arm Chair, light mapi* color, . None of these condiUons had bultaa, stands a “V"—for victory- that the French aircraft industry’ $33A0 Swedlah Modem H er Table; rimmed ahelvea, touebss tlM rock-bottom c t out ing havQie with tl)*m as they U producing Meaaaracbmitts beauty nor wearing qualitlw of tho ruga Choloo rush s e a t ...... $19.11 been bettered In ths reign of Nich­ 10 fast taU. Toemspeopla spant a ...... *********...... kk^eSS maize mahognfly...... $14 ^ $39.50 Chippendale Wing ^lalr; baO-aiMl^Tv; toi»o ow n rsspensiblllty for trsgsdy snd maneuver around. Ghoich Buys Dsfaaas 1 olas n , Jest o t the Cssrs. hut as erhol* night putting tt up to bring Focke-Wulfs, JunkarA Pomlerr' $17AO Swedish M o^ m End. Tzbto with zhstf; har- and other German firn-Une planet 458.60 FoorUtn BroMttoom AxmlasUn (Mill 8«e» lilttf!! ************************ **-* aeeeoon* *555^75 sot row, sad, whan It comas up The Japaness are using their tha tide o t revolt spread wUdly at tbair Tuiatid* display up-to date. ( ^ ) to LM f dsMgn with a choloa of honaytons. vaat mahogany eflth laathar top to match.. ,|SA8 517.50 Wlndior A m Chair; light ina^; h n m d Sullivan, Ind.—(IT)—Trustees of for thd German Air Force. ■ agala, ooasss up m ly with s tor- air superiority with telilng effect the vary beginning of this eentury, claret, blue, or rooe; 18th Century floral daidgn to 817A0 Swodiah Modem. OoeaMMial'TXbl*, with ahalf; hack f*ee***4*ee**.d-*e****e**e**s**ao**.*e *518*55^ the P in t Baptist church of Sulli­ a new poU^ cam* into balng at Exottemeat Oanesa Rejection "A; total of 3,038' mrman ma UsadMd eratout...... iS A S vaat, Bctionful, practicing raaolva In mlUtary operatlona. And they van voted to turn tha 11,083.85 hlnes U imorder," tha magaxln' ' , y y * Choloa ,g6gAg 117.50 Cmplra Side Chair, teowa tapeatry aeat: ths source of all Ruaslsa power, 877.80 Thra* only (2 Copenhagen Blue, IMod- $35.00 Modem Occasional Tabla; plekl^ mMla, lag Ught ma^a **####•*******•******o******»*5t^5a. that ws shBll bstray Hint i^o mora. ar* using it, at last, tar Indiscrim­ building and organ fund into de­ th* throoa It eras a poUev o t Now HavoB—on—A Cheaiiiro Mid* anda bound to tsathcr ...... $14.75 "There a n ' many indication . J!?.*® **"*!! t«n**<»n*to*i* toaf daMgn Braadloom $40.75 K o :^ EaeUaiag Chair; mapla tram . “ Vor tbara la, ia tbs worid of to- inate bombing of Xanlls, eo that fense bonds. "If we win the war, trtcksiy. Th# people wars to he man, rajaetad aaTaral Hinas by tha I Wlltona (Tbolea ...... fgg.1g $19.7$ Sharatoo ChxlrBlds Table; oval top with can- tapestry covar; oomplat* w ltt : Navy bacauas ot a slight eye de- that ths Nasla planned to trans M osrtalntar o t futurs Christ- our authoriUea are conjMderlng de­ eventually we can miy an organ mads to bellsvs that they had $40.75 and $44.60. Throa 8pselal Axmtoatara to dl* allds, gsntito* antiqued mahogany; talald... $19.7819.78 MapleMap- Lounge‘ Chair:- - -teowa plaid and build a tiow building," explain­ soma votes In govammsnt—snd fset, finally paaaad and In his ax- form occtqtiad .Franc* Into a 'wai *******...... 5t4o55 tROTHCRS. INC Our vatp prtslla(s oC (tv- claring that SB "open etty," I ^ l a a f design; claret, ( r m or On* mot­ back- eeaaeaWaaeeeeeaaoeeeeaeeeeseBoOe* ed the Rev. 9C B. Atkinson, pas­ were actually to have non* at ah. cltomant davelopod a pulso beat arsenal greater than Italy In par­ $44A0 Oatolog (Thalreldo Tab!*; bamboo-tumed; $99.60 Sheraton Barrel Chair; mapla lo ^ ; Up aai ggrmbot sarvloa to tor. “ But if the American form of ticular Mnc* tliay reoogniaad that tled plain velvet; clarat iXseontlnuad pnttomi,'^ cfiiaM # It dqee not eaae the> situation How many charges were rung in that was'’SO fa^^tha jixamlnlng I^holca...... gi4J6 (onuin* mahogany...... $19.13 covar with red roses on white backgroond: fWgH-.' government cannot survive this I in th* advimeement of thle policy I physician rejected him again. He the industrial capacity a t greater ity upoa aixb occaslotis tq remember Uat our atrategy of AAANCHESTER , soiled -.-aa*. our dapa- has generally considlered the crisia, we won't need church or I cannot remember but they were was toM ta corns back in a. week, Germany was not aufflclent for a organs," landlaaa. Never by . the smallest however. , leeg total war." I -■ llANCiniSTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1911 MANCHIJSTER EVENING HERALD, MAN^ESTl^R. CONN. wr.UNjcsuAl, ukcitoibbii ±*, L G £ T E .!i PAQB ELE^ MacArthur, Staff Japanese Say Town to Observe Day P. O. Business Services for Christmas Banks Prepare frade, Except for ’40 UNITED STATES BATTLISHI^S Obituary Going Into Field Wake Occupied Breaks Reccxi’d At the Local Churches For Emergeiiey (Oontlnued From Page One) With Mixed Emotions Is. Biggest Since 1929 (Oontlnned From Page One) p a t h s NOBTH WASHINGTON TEXAS CAUFQK^IA' Over 64,000 More Can­ Churches c)f all falttyi. will ob­ CAROLINA ing In and around Hong Kong and War Clouds and Sbns ' by-pas»ed by the •0:45 and 11 a m. A solemn high State InnlitiitioiiA De* e. 8. t.) one of the biggest flres serve the Birth of (.'hrlst beginning mass* will be celebrated at 9:45. here since the beginning of the Kowloon up to Dec. 23. • , • tz i Bfltish- vanguards pressing to keep cellations This Year ■ T Willingtou Hill It added that several British this evening with [)rograma by the First mass tomorrow morning eifle on a Course of h d It Not Been for war flared up in the Fort McKin­ And Brothers m 9erv> ' p«ce with the German and Italian Sunday schools with the charac­ 92 on Chrislinas airbases and anti-aircraft gun em- Iliglit and the comniimlquc said it Than Year Ago. at St Bridget's will be celebrated Aelioii in Raids. ley area. IDAHO PENNSYLVANIA A R K A N S A S NEfI? M EXICO placements and other military teristic Christmas trees and gifts at 5:30. At 6 o'c lock a solemn high Outbreak of War Busi­ Pursue Japanese Bombers N EW YORK Woman Is Dead ice Dampens Spirits now had fallen to the Central In- facilities htd been demolished. dla Horse regiment Postmaster Thomas J. Quish, and servic-es early tcjmc>rro\v n»orn- mass At 7:30 another low maaa. Twenty United State.s fighter Of the Holiday. Ing conunemorating the .Nativity Hartford, Dec. 24 (Ah Banker* ness Would Have Been Indian and British troops are of the Manchester post fflce, stat­ Beginning at 9 o'rlock there will planes went into the air at the of Bethlehem be massea at that hour, 10 and 11 of the state were informed today first sign of the raid and pursued Wlllington Hill, Dec. 24 — Miss pressing forward toward Bengasi At an All Tiiiie High. Navy Reports Loss Mancheeter will observe Its first ed at eleven o'clock this morning, 'Phe Emanuel Lutheran and o'clock. by .State Defense Administrator the Japanese bomber.s to the south. In this arcs, the bulletin added. Covenant - Congregational church f Sarah L. Dunning, national known Bengasi is the Axis' last major that barring an unprecedented The Sunday school of the Con­ Samuel H, Fisher that their build­ A communique Issued from U. S, Of Island Probable Christmas in war time tomorrow will both have the traditional Ju- w Paul Gcsnpr and Julin BP«’klpy musician three decades ago, died posltt»m east of Tripoli and the shipment of mall at one o'clock cordia Lutheran rhurch will hold a ings may be "suitable as-anemerg- Army headquarters at 4 p, m. (2 WEST A llIZ O N A Washington, Dec. 24.—(A’l— The alnce (Jhristmaa of 1918. In spite lolta, or (.'hrlrlmas Matin.s ser­ ency air raid shelter. " fiNew York. Doc. 24—i Sunk: 35.600 home here for the past 38 years. Pactfic outpost had been severed, months to come which will dampen Uhrlstniaa Morning Ylarch ocloek. of the Connecticut Bankers Asso­ She pursued a career as a profes­ the spirits of many on the world's closed. in any previous year in the history The official bulletin, which de­ that "the capture of the inland is The Salvation Army will con- < hureh pf the N'azarena ciation, Col. Fisher says. sional musician in New Y'ork City happiest holiday.' It said columns of the Cold- of the office. Mall waa being de­ scribed fighting in both sectors as probable, " but added that the dutl the annual Christmas morq- The annual Christmas .service "Nunieroiis inquiries." says the Last Minute and traveled extensively In this it will t : a day of homecoming atream Guardj, the Royal Armor­ livered on schedule today regard­ BATTLESHIPS Marine Corps defenders account­ ing march with band and soldiers I and Christmas tree for the Sunday letter, "have been received from very heavy." failed to say wheth­ GREAT BRITAIN country on concert tours. for many who have been months in ed Corps and South African arm­ less of the unsuual weather con­ er the invaders were making any ed for two enemy destroyers In the ditions. early tomorrow' morning. Tonight j school of the Church of the Naaa- banks in various sections of the Suggestion Two nieces, Mrs. John King, ot tha country's services and In ored cars were attacking along at 7:30 the Army will hold its an­ progress toward Manila. final Japanese landing operations. Business a Year Ago rene will be held this evening at state as to their action in case of [H a d it not been lur the outbreak Dover. N. J., and Mrs. Roy Thomp­ At the same time, the Navy many homes there vlll he sadness the 4()-mlle line south west ward nual Sunday School entertainment air raid alarms. war following the trade-shock- "Forty tran.sports arc off the Ironi Antclat to Agedabla near the One year ago yesterday the lo­ I 7:30 p. m. and the (7hrlstmaa Day son, of Hempstead. L. L, N. Y., and ■announced that Palmyra island with members mlnsing due to war and Christmas tree. In .Case of a Reid 6 W AY I. E. S. g Japanese attac k on Pearl Har- coa.st at Atimonan ' the commurti- coast of th 1 Gulf of Slrte. Antelal cal office had cancelled 375,279 I service will be held tomorrow one nephew. Ransom R. Dunning, and Johnston inland, boUi in the restrictions on Christmas leaves. Services In St. .Mary's Episcopal morning at 7:30 a. m. "We strongly recommend that or the sabbath morning of Decem- sue declared. "P'ighting is very of Burlington, Vt.. survive. F'un- ia about 70 miles southeast of pieces of mall against a cancella­ mid-PacifIc, had been nhellcd by Men who have returned for the church tomorrow will he at 8 a. m. A midnight masa will ba ob­ on the sounding of the air raid, sll ar 7, store sale.^ for tlie complete heavy. United States armed eral services will be at two o'clock Bengasi. tion of 440,027. This does not enemy submarines with no calttnl- holidays from the Southern camps and 10;,30 a. m. served tonight in St. John's Pt*Pish valuables be placed in the vault ale season this >ear might have forces of the troops arc Saturday afternoon in the church state that only 25 per cent of the include the mall which was re­ behaving very well but arc great­ tien resulting. Damage, at Palmyra The children's (Thrlstmas service National church with lermoh hy immediately. The vault door clos­ attered all records here. Rev. Dr. Horace Sloat will Island was negligible, the Navy forces at the divisional camps, ceived at- the local office this will be held In the Zion Lutheran ftBut shooting in thc> Pacific, air ly outnumbered. British Slotorized the pastor and carols by thpLutnIa ed and the combination spun. RODNEY NELSON RAMILLIES RESOLUTION' REVENGE MALAYA officiate and burial will be in the said, and there was no damage to such as Camp Blanding In , morning. In order to handle this ‘church. Cooper street, tonight at "In ca.se your habit is to wind fgld alarms on noth cast and west "There is very heavy fighting In cemetery here. extra v^rk twenty-four extra choir. Christmas massea Will be ob­ material at Johnston island. will be permitted to reach their Attacks Reported 7 and the annual Christmas ser­ served tomorrow at 8:30 a. m. with the lime lock on your door In the toasts, and the sudden realization the north. Our troops here are rierks j u i i 45 carriers were aa- • • • Sinking Reports Confirmed homes for the holidays. Others not Home, Dec. 24- (Official Broad­ vice will be held tomorrow morn­ morning, it la suggested that here­ Jhat it would eo.sl money to wage behaving admirably against great slgneF the task of getting the rarol singing by St. Cecalla choir The communique said the S. S. given leave at this time will be cast Recorded by AP)—Btrong ing at 9 o'clock. I and high mass at 10:30 a. m. with after the time mechanism be set To S24.95 the type of all-oiil conflict in odds." Christmas mail to its destination. Mrs. Elizabeth Veitch Larry Dcheny was shelled by an allowed furloughs after the holi- Britl.-ih tnotorized attacks on itaT- At Oatholle (hureJm carols by the Lutoia choir. A mass and wound at night ao that In case irhlch the United States is now en- Lsind Under Cover of Heevy Fire V days. Four Extra Trucks RENOWN R O Y A L o a k HOOD REPULSE PRINCE OF WALES TV. F. Stocks enemy submarine in the eastern isn troops betv/een Barce and Ben­ Masses In St. James's church to­ j will be celebrated Friday at 9 a. m. of an emergency the vault door aged to slow, retail business in Word from Atimonan by tele­ BARHAM Business At High .Mark While exact figures are not yet Mrs. Elizabeth Veltch of 24 Pacific but reached port safely. gasi were reported today by the morrow will be St 5:15, 6, 7. 8:30, I In observance ot St. Stephens' Day. may be closed snd locked for short he heart of the shopping period. phone said several transport loads Christmas buying and giving available Postmaster Quish said Church stre'’). will reach her 92nd Press reports ot the sinking of Italian high command. periods during the day, ending Aa it is. hower’cr. the Christmas of Japanese landed under cover of AIRCRAFT ESTIMATED , has remained at a high mark this that the parcel post had an in- milestone tomorrow. Christmas CRUISERS DESTROYERS SUBMARINES Adams Exp ...... flij the S. S. Montebello were confirm­ The Rome war bulletin said tlie with the 'all clear' aignal. •enson is not regarded by mer- TONNAGE ; year with the local stores report­ crea.se of fifty per cent more than- day. The birthday will be celebrat heavy fire from the sea CARRIERS 60 Afloat 200 Afloat 68 Afloat A ir Reduc ...... 36', ed, the department said. Briti.-ih were attacking repeatedly "TTie question of whether to i^ a n U as a bu.sl It has been a Observers here expressed the Afloat; 1.325,000 I ing the best season in years, com­ last year. It required four extra the-free provinces would provide ed by the members of her immedi­ 6 Afloat IT Sunk SO Sunk 30 Sunk No new developments were re­ in that ares, south of Barce, "with Japan Shifts tens of millions more if they could close tho outer doors of the banks HASSOCKS ALL REDUCED 20% good year. view, however, that the only dan­ 3 Sunk Sunk 405,750 Alaksa Jim ...... 1’ , parable to last year, when all rec­ trucks to fake care of incoming, ; A check-up today indicated that ate family with the usual Christ­ Alleghany ...... ported in either the Atlantic or the ixt^enUon of hindering" Italian be equipped 1 is a local problem which should be gerous Japanese landing .so far Far Eastern theaters and the Ha­ ords for Christmas buying (or the mall and several times during the When the final reports arc in. the mas iliniier ' party in her honor. Allied Chem ...... 135 troop movements. Troops discussed with the local defense i M l yule season dollar sales totals Mrs. Vcilcli lias two suns aji'l two wa.s that along the Gulf of I.in- waiian area was reported quiet past decade were topped. - J The communique asserted that past week It had been nece.ssary committee of your own town. gayen northwest of Manila. Am Can ...... 60 Announcement of the probable All plants, stores and offices will 1 to send mail to Hartford via ntay be slightly under last year, daughters living in 5tHiu'hestcr. JAPAN BATTLESHIPS Am Home Prod ...... 44 British attacks on Italian bold-out , I nlon Sends Soldiers Checks "It may be that your bank build­ hut, outside of 1910. the largest They are George H. Veitcli. Mrs. They said that the Japanese capture of Wake Island. 2.320 be closed on the holiday and it is 1 ,„,.,iiiun.-) at .Salum, Just inside the trucks becau.se railroad facilities (Continued from Page One) ing will be suitable as an emer­ B. D. PEARL'S push from Legaspi on extreme Am Rad St S ...... 3 miles west of Honolulu, came after expected that the late CThristmas were inadequate. Blncc 1929. Higher prices accountOtto Nelson, Miss Charlotte L. Am Smelt ...... 38 Egyptian frontier, and on the des­ I.ynn, Ma.ss , Dec. 24 - (Ah - - gency air raid shelter. These sug­ 599 MAIN STREET , PHONE 7596 h\ior part of the increase, but e.v- Veilrh and Robert N. Veitch. Re- southern Luzon had been -stopped Its small Marine garrison had been mailing will be cleared up at the ert to the south had been re­ The post office will be closed all drawn from China, hut said those Every member of the Lynn Gen­ gestions have the approval of bank Open Till Nine For Your Convenience. by blowing up bridges across deep An- T A T ...... 120 subjected to 14 attacks by air and poatoffice to permit all but a few cept for 1910. unit sales, too. may piiblican registrar of voters. .Yn- Am Tob B ...... 45 pulsed. day tomorrow the postmoster said. attacking the Philippines rame eral Electric local, 201, United commissioner Walter Perry and ravines, and that the Japanese sea and during which the defend­ postal employets to enjoy the day be the largest in twelve years. other son. James Veltch, has liv­ TAKAMATU MSSIN NAGATO HYUGA SIUTU ISE Am Wat Wks ...... 2 Of the Bardia area across the However, special delivery mail and (lom elsewhere. Electrical, Radio and Machine the executive commmltlee of the ed In St. Petersburg, Florida, for had made no advance from Apar- ers destroyed one light cruiser and at ^helr homea after a busy, border from Salum. where other gift, parcel post matter would be Workers Union (CIO) who Is in Connecticut Bankers Association." Anaconda ...... 26 three destroyers. Word of the first Christmas schedule. The first shopping week of many years and come up now and rl. in extreme northern Luzon, Armour III ...... 3 Italian forcei still sr4 reported delivered. At seven o'clock to­ the natron's armed service receiv­ December, compared with last then to see h,s mother, sisters and where the landing was intendcl attack on the island was made N o Holdiers Missed holding on, the high command said night the stamps wlnclows will 4:e Full Mobilisation of ed-a S.5 check‘ from the organiza­ Atchison ...... 26 public by the Navy Dec. 11 when Arrangements have been made Some giant cypress trees of jrear, was highly Bnti.sfactory. with brothers. apparently only to e.«tablish an Aviation Corp ...... 3 there was "nothing special to re­ closed as it Js estimated by the tion today. The union will be reim­ Mexico are estimated to be 6000 volume showing increases ot 15 it announced the garrison had to supply C3irlstmas dinners to the ManiHtwer Demanded Mrs. Veitch is one of those keen, air ba.se. HARUNA' Baldwin Ct ...... 13 port." local office that all of the mailing bursed from proceeds of the local's years old, much older than the to 18 per cent over the comparable sociable people that folks like to Any .lapanesc thrust " from A ti­ withstood four separate attacks on enlisted men of the 198th Coast German fliers were said to have , will be over by that time. Chungking, CTdna. Dec. 24 ij’ i annual dance. Jbn 23. BAG ...... 2 the low coral by Japanese Artillery, based at the state ar­ California redwoods. 1940 period in many departments. visit with. .She IS a great lover of monan. these sources declared, shot down three British planes and j All at New Highs F'ull mobilization of China's Toys—a bellweatlicr of yule ESTIMATED Bendix ...... 38 aircraft in the preceding 48 mory. Local residents have invited Iremendous manpower to provide flowers, and next to her church, could be stopped just as the Le­ AIRCRAFT CRUISERS Beth StI ...... 7...... 59 bombed British objectives Full details from the sub sta- trade—were moving well. Being cultivating her garden is her chief gaspi push was. by dynamiting vi- DESTROYERS SUBMARINES hours and one by light Naval units. 180 men from the armory to their The Italians said an Italian | tions and the classified station at millions nipte men to be thrown Hands Rack CTiange CARRIERS 46 Afloftt IZ^Afloat TONNAGE Borden ...... 18 It was in that period that Marine homes, snd Jack Banson, chairman MiamfiifiiiiifURRnKRiiiRi I,,gold in neavy volume were elec- interest during the outdoor sea tal^jwidges and blowing out sec­ 71 Afloat Afloat: 1,100,000 plane, attacked by three British I the North End had not been re­ Into the was demanded trainB. toy automobiles, dolls, 8 Afloat 1 Sunk (P ) 1 Sunk (F ) Can Pac ...... 3 Corps fliers sank the Japanese of the entertainment committee of son. \Vhilc she has been unable to tions of the road through the Sunk: 55.000 Cerro De P ...... 26 planes near Libyan-Egyptian ceived at the main office. Ac­ in a manifesto pi.bll.shcd today by Kansas City (Ah - Hsrry Dorsey, outdoor juvenile sports equipment, attend chureh as regularly as in 1 Sunk (P ) A cruiser and tne first destroyer. the Defense Council has arranged the (Vhtral Executive Committee H Merry Cliristinafl mountains. Ches A Oh ...... 32 frontier, shot down one British cording to the postmaster all these delivering a liquor order from a and play gadgets of all ginds. former years, slie makes it a point From then on official Naval ac- a big Christmas party for tonior- of the Kuonuntang, China's dnmi- Consider 0|>en City hrysler ...... 42 plane and reached Its base with and t!lass A stations have gone drug store, last night was held up Womens apparel, housewares, to be there on (,'hriatnias Sunday, counLs of the siege came in a suc­ row morning at tbs armory, begin­ five merat>cra of its crew wounded. e.aut political party, aa it dosed an To All Oiir Friends X As the new overland threat to precautions against an overland of Luzon, where the Japanese also Coca - Cola ...... 82 cession ol terse communiques, us­ over any previous figure or record and robbed of $38. But before the tumiture and rugs were doing bel­ and was present Sunday morning Manila developed. Army head­ ning at 9 a. m. when carols yiilll be ti"ht-day session. gunman left he counted out $150. push to Manila probably have have landed m'force. j Col Carbon ...... 6S ually not more than a line in sung by a group from the High in the office. ter than at this time last year. last at the praise service in the quarters announced that military One reason why all of the de­ The manifesto vigorously en­ handed it back and said: "Here's Elite Studio S been taken. Press reports quoted refugee' Local Stocks Col Gas A El ...... 1 length. The brilliant performance school and a Chriatmas tree and Try to Establish .Obly In the men's winter suit and South Melhodisf chiircli. Slie en­ authorities were ronSidering de­ liveries will be completed thW dorsed the RooseveTt-Churchll' A t­ some change for yo:i." from Mindanao, however, as -say­ oml Inv Tr ...... 2(1 of the Marines however, was giv­ party at 10 a. m. .overcoat divisions was businc.ss joys knitting, cna lieting and light­ claring the capital an open city to While the .Tapane.se fnrce.s which evening is due to the fact that,the lantic charter, to the fulfillment *RIWW»MWWi]|(RS)»)IIMMi ing that seven Japanese troop: oml Solv . . . j ...... f en a high place in the- already il­ Gifts of all kinds have been Line Around Bengasi BOt coming up to expectations, a d er household duties. spare It from "any possible air or landed at Atimonan were describ­ Furnished by Putnam and Co. volume started early itnd steadily of which it pledged "the utmost the mild weather, rather than While she was over seventy ships had been sunk in Davao Cons Edis ...... 15 lustrious record of the Marine donated for the men of the 198th London, Dec. 24 mili­ ground attacks." The announce­ ed officially a-s heavy, an Army 6 Central Row, Hartford >. increa.sed with the peak loads measure of (China's manpow-er and NSKOOMW leM*^ lack, of public punhasing power, when women had the privilege of harbor and that the defense forces Cons Oil ...... ; Corps. by local residents and the Chamber tary commentator said today that re.sotirce.s " ment recalled that similar declara- spokesman declined In estimate Bid Asked coming la-st Baturday, continuing i**iei4***w w «w *****«iM ii*******w *F^ -was regarded as cau.sing the siiig- voting, she has never failed to ex­ their nunierival strength. were civing a good account ot Cont Can ...... 25 I ------of Commerce is receiving bids for Axis Infantry, moatly lUlian, was lions were niade'wlth respect to Insurance through Monday. This enabled Won't Ctoneludf Bc|iarate Price orcise that privilege, and voted as He saiil, however that several themselve.s in land flghjting. Com Prod j ...... 4{ dinners for the boys again on Sun­ endeavoring to esUblish a defense TO ALL OUR FRIENDS .gishncBs there. Paris, Brussels, Athens. Rome Aetna Casualtv . . . . 125 130 Dutch Fighters the office force and carriers to get It declared that China never usual last election day. transports had been sighted yes­ Del L A Wn ...... 5 day, JDec. 28 and on New Year's line around Bengasi while Ger­ "and other capitals" earlier in the Aetna Fire . . ' ...... ,53 C.. r tt’ - Douglas Aire , . ,4&...... 6.' through without any: delays. It would conclude, a separate peace AND PATRONS The oecond week of Ucccmbcr. terday off Biitaiigas pniviiife on Dsy. Thursday, Jan. 1 . man armored forces, so'iith of the ]M erry war. Aetna L i f e ...... 23’ -j 2.5'.,, Dll Pont ...... 13f Turn Raiders Off town, were m open areas where wa.s the splendid eooperatlon on but would fight on "until the ag­ Christmas A VERY MERRY CHRISTMAS opening the day after the Japa­ the Luzon .southwest coast and it Napoleon's Disasler Batavia, Dutch . Dec. The almbouse and hospital •will Di.scln.siire tliat such a .step was Automobile ...... 3.5 37 Eastman Kod ...... 131 they could maneuver. the part of the piiblic that maile gressor nations arc di.sarmed. nese attack, brought a sharp wa.s" po.s.slble that Ihc.se wore the 24_(,ri—The Netherlands Indies serve Christmas dinners to staff under con.siaeration followed by Conn. General ...... 22' -.. 24'-j Elcc A iito -L ...... 1! He said it was "still open to conditions at the local office bet- equal economic opportunity for all AND A PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR slump in retail buying. At lirst several liouis a mid-moriiiiig raid vessels from whii h the invaders Army commiiniquq^said today that and guests and many local Fe-si- Napoleon's army in Russia met Hartford Fire ...... 85'j 87'2 7en Elec ...... 21 question" whether German Gen. ter than any other sea.«on. , pepples assured and a world order n.er.chants believed it was the Weddiiig;s on the .Manila |airl area by nine I landed after an overnight journey disaster in the winter of 1812 not Dutch fighter planes intercepted dents will cater to other groups for 1 To One Hartford Ptm Boil . 40 44 Gen Foods ...... 36Tx the holiday meal. Erwin Rommel would attempt 1 based on peace Is assured.” Am i A ll .tillin g war news Llial was cau.s- Japanese homber.'s the first on 1, around the tip of the island. because of intense cold, but be­ National Fire ...... 00 62 Japanese bombers at an iindisclos- The committeee, China’s most From the New ng the slunip. that people who Gen Mot ...... 30-5* dash for Trlpolltanla through ? that section since the beginning The morning cnmniiiniqiie was cause of ai, unusual thawing Phoenix ...... 8.5 87 Herker Prod ...... ,... ,5»ii ed point ovei the outer islands British columns operating against I powerful political organ, said the FRED’S p a c k a g e STORE normally would be .-hopping were of hostilities I .silent concerning the situation at spell which turned the roads into and turned the raiders off beforn Nazis Execnlc H()henthal-^Vobl)er Travelers ...... 370 390 Hud.son M o l ...... 3 Sweep to Smash the coastal road at the Gulf of most urgent task confronting the 117 Spruce Street Bitting at ■home at their radios. Great clouds of black smoke I Davao on -Mindanao i.sland. .south bogs. Public Utilities they could drop any bombs. Sirte. anti-aggression powers was Im­ Uateniiig to Congress declare war Mi.-s Hazel Fiances Welitier. rolled up from the water front lilt Harv ...... 45'4 Amending It.s report yesterday Conn. Lt. .and Pow . '29 32 Int Nick ...... 24 ik, lb is difficult to believe, he con­ 95 More Jews mediate establl.shment of a unified on Japan. regislcroil nurse on duty at the ns the .lapanesc planes swept of the sinking a Japanese tanker FALLOT STUDIO Conn. Pow...... _28 30 Int T A T ...... Axis Bases Seen tinued, that the Axle could have commend to coordinate military, On Tuesday, howeycr, air raid Manchester Memorial hospital, off Davao, the invaded Mindanao away over Fort McKinley in a Hartford Gas ...... 24 27 John.s Man ...... 51 hopes of getting any large propor­ economic and political measures. (0 East Center street alarms were sounded In both A t­ daughter of Harry A. Webber, ol island harbor of the Philippines, rain of steel from anti-aircraft Hartford El. Lt. ... 44'- 46'-2 Kcnnecott ...... 34*4 tion of Infantry forces out of the Bern. Switzerland, Dec. 24— (China Is ‘believed tq have some lantic and Pacific seaboard cities, Gardiner. , was married to (Continued From Page One) guns. One of tne raiders was o f­ S. N. E. Tel Co. .. 13.5 140 I-oh Val RR ...... 2'* the communique said that it was present battle area. The Paris correspondent of the 4.000,000 under aems, a large pro­ 4ai*iw*iiiwwiw*eaeaei»aiai*iiwiMKW iwwiiwi»i»**a«w*] and a real sales slump was on. Kmil I.. G. Hohenlliul. of 24 ficially reported downed and sev­ Florida Fishermen Make Rich I'nit. Ilium. Shs. ... 88 93 larger than the 10,000 tons previ­ Ligg A My B ...... 65'-j cral Rommel's forces broke The British sea blockade waa Bern newspaper I^ Sulsso .said to- portion of them poorly equippeck...... 8 40 Score Direct Hits capture of Barce and Benina gave Sinverest Hope for a Jitytms Nat Distill ...... 24'i the British possession of the last and anarchists" in occupied France ly under pre-acasoii cxpcclHllons. building coiitmctor and chairman Tuesday e s t. I a second alarm Fafnir Bearings ... 148 128 During the air attack on Da,vaq, would be shot in rstaliation for NY Central ...... 7'^ carried out in the face of heavy lukjof air baaes ia eaatem Libya. of the Board of .Ysscssors sounded. Eleven silver-painted Ja- Hart and Cooly . ..'. 118 128 NY NH A H ...... 'A As ^hip Sunk "recent tttacks against ihs oc­ Such ~Scntl-alrcraft fire' and Japanese This, it waa said, would force Yuletide Seasotf for You. was the background for Today the couple left lor llu; pane.se ( lanes flew in from the Hendey Mach., cm. . 6 '- 8'i Nor Am Co ...... 9N cupation troops.” thB final buying rash that swept bride's home in Gardiner. Me , for south halt an hour later and the Laijd'rs Fr * CTk . . 18 20 fighter resistance to implement the German and Italian pianos to risk Packard ...... !''» the use of improvised fields liable ((kMiUipled From Page One) , The Pctaln government issued across store counters this week -a honeymoon trip. all clear was sounded at 1:48 p. m. New Brit. M. com, . 37'i ' 39'3 United Slates' defenae of Min­ communique protesting the -order, Param Piet .•...... 14 danao, the communique said Dutch to sudden capture, or cause them an uprush that actually began in A third air, raid alarm sounded North and Judd ... 33 35 Penn RR ...... 18 it said "provokes profound un acorcs of retail unit.s last Satur­ shortly after 3, p. m. No enemy Peck, .Stow A Wil . 6 ‘ 8 fliers scored direct- hits on ware­ to withdraw to far range bases in air proUection duties with a con­ Smith-Hill Phelps Dodge ...... 29 Ti^lltanla. v o y ") easiness among Frenchmen.") Tom E. Dannaher day. planes appeared over the city and Russell Mfg. Co, ... 15 17 houses and docks along the water­ Mis.- Caroline K. Hill, daughter Phil Pet ...... 45 The British conceded that they "Tha British wdrship Which was Many people wbo bad deferred the all clear came half an hour Scovllle ...... 19'j. 21>-i front. /Compared to the 1045 consumed KARL KELLER of .Mr and Mrs. Otis H. Whli'plc Pub Sve NJ ...... 11% Davao Is about 600 nillea would face difficulties in bringing sunk by a submarine under com- aaiiammmmmmmmmmmma»ani>mRMi»iisiBatiiwiHBi» m m m m iJI gift buying as the war news oc­ later. do., pfd...... 28 Radio ...... 2% by the average American, a Briton of Ix'iianon. foiincrly of Warren- from Manila and only about 400 up supjilias from Egypt for opera­ ipander Blgalk has .been oscertain- AND cupied their attention' suddenly An Army spokesman, said that Sllex Co...... 8 10 Reading ...... 12 consumes 946 clgarets a year. - found the buying season on its ton avenue, Hartford, will be mar­ before landing at Atimonan the from outlying Islands of the Dutch tions into Trlpolltanla, but said, bu to be the aircraft carrier Uni­ ried on .SiindHy to Richard Brown- Stanley. Works . . . . 37>3 39>i Rem Rand ...... i .. 8'i V, ARTHUR kULTMAN last leg. Japanese had'made an .attack on Torrington ...... 25 H 27'j archipelago. Hence, it is a closer these difficulties would be Increaa' com." the German communique AINOID .soii Smith, son of Mr and Mrs. Republic Stl ...... 16% target for The Netherlands and, ed greaUy if the Axis had Ume to aatd. "She Is ons of tbe latest Monday of this week th many the southwest coast of the island Veeder - Rpot Rey Tob B 22% JS lawth joy TO It’s been our job to keep you ^ake ’This Opportunity To Exprese Their Gratitude Nelson Spencer Smith of 55 Mid­ conversely, a potential base for mass larga air forces around ships of this kind, flnlshtd during cities, w ^ the busie.sl day of the near Batangaa but had been driven Saleway. Strs ...... 42