AVBBAQB DAILY C0BCULAT1O91 for the Month of Deeonber, 1988 5,348 Member of the Audit Borean of CXrcnfaitlone.
VOL. Lni., NO. 103. (OaaeUtod AdvwtiBiBg on Pnge lA.) MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 31, 1934.
BIRTHDAY B A U JAP WARSHIPS Balloon, Members of Crew In Rnsstan Trasredy CROWD BREAKS TO OUTNUMBER BIRTHDAY BALLS NET RECO^S HERE U . S . M O F ’36 MILUON AND A HALF Check at Door Shows 833 Admiral Osnmi Gives Infor Befiere Figures WiD Be fa- Were at Armory — Town mation at Session of $11,000 Is Collected creased When AD Retoms House of Representatives; WiD Raise Over $500 for In State For Cripples A re In— Earfa Estiniates Compares the Navies. President’s Fund. from 41 States. (By Associated Press) <^t central affairs and capacity throngs at parties held by indlvlduM Tokyo, Jan. 31.— (A P )—Admiral Connecticut swelled the National Machester’s Birthday Ball for the organizations. donation fimd for the Warm Springs (Copyright 19S4 by Associated Press) President held last night at the Mineo Osumi. minister o f the Foundation In (Seorgla by ovei $11,- Judge John E. Mack of Pough New York, Jan. 31.— (A P )— F ig State Armory e:jceeded the expecta navy, stated to the House of Repre 000 through its functions held last keepsie, N. Y., a personal friend ot- ures from 41 states and the District tions of General Chairman Wiiliam sentatives today that Japan's night In honor of President Roose the Pfeirident, who induced him to J. Thornton when the attendance strength in cruisers, destroyers and velt on his 62nd birthday it was dis ented politics, spoke warmly of the of C!olumbia showed today that the submarines will be slightly superior closed today. More chan 12,000 per Chief Executive *at the birthday mark reached exactly 833. Although Nation’s “Birthday Paxtjr” to Preai- to that of the United States at the party In Danbury. not all ticket returns have been sons In their respective communities dent Roosevelt and to the Warm end of 1936. throughout the state attended the ' ‘‘No country which follows the made and checked yet Chairman Springs (Ga.) Foundation for suf The Euimiral’s statement was pre various events. leadership of a mEm so noble CEm Thornton, Tresisurer Robert E. sented in writing in response to per Hathaway and Ticket Chairman In New Haven where Governor ever fEdl, be said. ferers from tefantUe pemalysls was sistent questioning by representa WUbur L. Ch-oss was one at the Attorney (Senersd Homer S. (Cum a soclEd and flnandEd success. tives on the relative sea power ot guests and in Norwalk, 1,600 per mings, Emotber Intimate of the No effort was Twaiia by besulquEff- Japan and America. sons turned out for the celebrations President, joined in prsdsing him on ters here to bring in reports from ’The admiral aid not mention the his birthday, although his spirits the tens of thousands of cities and navy of Great Britain or of any in each city while 1,000 persons at were dampened through the critical villages where balls Emd parties other power,‘>but confined himself to tended dances in Waterbury, Meri were held Umt night, but the Associ a comparison of the Japanese and den and Bristol. injury to his son in Ein automobile ated Press, through its bureaus in United States navies at the end of A t many of the observances, huge accident. every state, gathered avEdlable fig 1936 when the present navsd treaties birthday cakes were auctioned off to He sent his greeting to the Presi ures which indicate that the totid re may possibly expire. the highest bidder to add to the fund dent from StEunford. ceipts will probably reach $1,500,000 When Ships Are Bollt which will be sent the President to Throughout the state, there was Emd maybe more. The figures assumed the comple aid his favorite charity, the helping just one incident reported which in tion of the present Japanese naval of Infantile paralysis sufferers. anyway marred the birthday pro The first figures available which Commanded by Paul Fedoseenko (upper left), a scientist with no program for which appropriations Hartford reported some 500 at the ceedings. A thief stole the big birth were incomplete and in most cas^ stratosphere experience, the Russian balloon Osoaklakaim (above), set are included in the 1934-1935 day CEike awarded at the pEurty in unofficially estimated, showed 737,- a new world’s altitude mark when It rose more than twelve and three- birthday ball there Including David budget, now up for discussion by the Greenwich, while 700 guests listen 067 persons contributed a total fourths miles in a secret flight over Moscow. Andrew Vasenko (lower A. Wilson, chairman of the Demo Diet as well as the United States ed to a rEwlio address by the Presi $839,568 at the several hundred cel left), the engineer who constructed the gondola, also made the ascension. cratic state central committee. Other ebrations reported. program as approved by the United places in the state reported crowds dent. States Congress, exclusive of the Today’s dispatches einnounce death o f the above mentioned meh when PhiladelplflE^ with more thitn lo,. balloon crashed. 1 Vinson bill. 000 at one bEdl topped the list for (The bill referred to Is that of that form of entertainment in first fered by Chsdrman Vinson of the reports. At Birmingham, Ala., 8,000 naval committee which was passed pEulicipated in a pEurEide. yesterday by the American House of “HAPPIEST BIRTHDAY,’’ In New York. TO PROBE CHARGES Throughout the President’s home Representatives providing for a SOVIET BALLOONISTS DIE program of naval replacements to state couples danced and played - cost $475,000,000 to $570,000,000. cards, 52 communities outside of By this bill 66 destroyers, 30 sub OF eWA GRAFTING DECLARES PRESIDENT New York C3ity reporting attendEmco marines, and one Mrplane carrier AFTER STRATOSPHERE HOP 51,586 with receipts o f $48,218.. would be constructed over a five- Forty major psirtlea in New York william J. Thornton year period.) Q ty attrEmted Em estimated 80,000 General Chairman Osuxni's statement climaxed sev U. S. Attorneys in F^mr Leaves “Buddy” Party to INCLUDES LAWYER persons. eral days of debate in the lower Three Rassians Killed Try Gifts swelled the totals in some Francis E. Bray believe that well house of the diet on the naval FRENCH RADICALS cities Emd in WEishington eleven over 5500 will be forwarded as Man policy of Japan. Previously the State Prepare Cases — Express Gratitude by Ra tables at one hotel went for $1,000 chester’s contribution to the Warm naval minister had reiterated ing to L an d — BaDoon IN EECnON CASE eEmh to boost the capitEd’s contrfira- Springs paralysis foundation fund. Japan’s detennination to demand in ASSAIL PRESIDENT tlon. InEmmuch eu only two toteia Records Broken creased ratios at the next confer Kentucky Trouble Serious dio in Behalf of Crippled had reported there the dt]r’8 total Ball attendance records were ence of naval powers although be Breaks from Gondola and was expected to be swelled consid broken last night. The highest mark declined to indicate the extent of i Children for Party Aid. Alcorn Would Bring in Pal- erably in a final Emcounting. the Japanese demands. In New England. previously reached was 636 when Disej ^ m the Clonds. Washington, Jan. 81.— (A i») — that number attended the annual Have Y mit DeHte 9 Say H a t of England states re Masonic Ball in the Armory. Repre He likewise declined to state tJiflted Statu attorneys “In four b t f o Counsel ao^Party^o potted' 96 lE^hrEitlons attended ‘to*’ sentative Thornton was also general whether Japan woijld denounce the Daiadier as Prenier' WQI s^tdtirii'todEiy were dnritlng criminal WasUagtoa, Jan. 81. — (A P ) — A. 90,200 persons. Etortimated eontri-- chairman of that baU. Moscow, JEm. 31 — (AP) — All charges for prosecuting EiUeged Civil Across the greatest pile at greetiags butions were |67,S00. ^ The success of the affair wels not (Oonttnoed ep Pag* Two) three members of the crew o f the Works g rt^ cases, ever known to modem tlmes-^from A B ^ e d Consphltcy. Texhs, home state of iViea Prdsl- measured alone by the number of Soviet stratosphere balloon “ Osoa- i Lead to Disturbauces. Prosocutfons in six cases were dent Garner estimated a turnout of arsons attending, but also by the crowned heads Emd humble— x rank- klakhim” were killed between 3:30 ordered last, night by the Public approximately 66,000 With receipts I rilllance of the ball itself and the iin D. Roosevelt today looked back Hsulford, JEm. 31.— (A P )—State’s estimated at $65,000. representative groups that were p. m. and 5 p. m. yesterday, several Works Administration’s investigat on what he adjudged the ultimate of MUST OBEY CODES ing division, to which HEury L. Hop Attorney Hugh M. Alcorn in Su In only one state, Kentucky). Was present. It seemed that nearly himdred kilometers southeEist of Pari*, Jan. 81.— (A P )— SoclaUot happy .lirthuays. kins, e W A head, consignee 175 com there an estimated not total Sever everybody in town was there. Dress bitterness Eigainst EdouEuxl Daiadier For him there was mixed in both perior (Dourt this morning clEdmed al cities, however, gave estimates of Moscow, near the village of Potis- plaints submitted from 45 states. was optional and there was no divi flared today Into Em open attack the memories of what proven a rol the right to.,introduce testimony the amount the Foundation will re kyostrog. Meanwhile, on Capitol Hill, Re- sion in any way at any time be upon President Albert Lebnon fjr licking jjrivate pEU-ty with his “bud that would bring about the inclusion ceive. tween those attired informally and The disaster was announced offic appointing blih, premier. pubUcans hoped to hold up funds for dies of 1920’ and, greater till in his of W. Arthur CJountryman, Jr., ially today by the Soviet civil avia those in formal dress. In the grand The SociEdists charged In a stat3- contlnuii^ the Civil Works program own words, the pleEusure ol a counsel for Rocoo D. Pallotti “ and A tabulation of first reports, in march the brilliantly colored eve tion authorities Eifter 24 hours of ment that the President’s "brutal —the coffers of which are about "tribute through me to the stricken any other persons” present at the complete smd in most cu es estimat- ning gowns and the black and white unconfirmed reports and rumors ■ Says Entire Recorery Pro and unexpected” action in nEiming empty— until they obtained more in ones Ol our great NatlonEil famliy.” conference in the police station on ed show: of the men’s formal dress weis strik while a seEirch went on for the fliers formation on President Roosevelt’s M Daiadier led toward national Th-i great central hall on the sec election day opposing the arrest of Attend ing but there were as many in in who yesterday reported they had request for CW A Emd FederEU rellel imion or the dissolution of Parlia ond floor ol the White House was Pailottl Emd the other defendants in SUte ance Receipts formal Sunday evening gowns. reached sm altitude of 67,585 feet extension. gram Depends on This— . ’The officiEd aimouncement said ment. the scene last night of the Presl- the ceae now being tried before Texas ...... 66,000 $ 65,000 Sermons In Kentucky • (Contlnaed on Pa^e Two) the crew was killed while attempt The attack was unusual instsmuch denfb gathering with thosi. who Judge Edwin C. Dickenson, sm pEir- Montana ...... 5,400 4,600 Talks to State Directors. ing to land the great balloon. plans tor expenditures were turn have met with him yeEmly since bis ties to the ^ e g e d conspiracy to In Wyoming ...... 12,000 8.000 The bEilloon bag broke away from (Oontlnaed un Page Three) ed over by Hopkins yesterday to the unsuccessful drive for the vice pres terfere with the orderly process of New Mexico...... 2,000 1,700 the gondola eus it hit the ground in House appropriations committee, idency decade imd a hall Eigo. the election last November 7. Colorado ...... 12,000 7,300 a hard landing. ’The force of the but House members in general were Stunts Were Staged Prompt objection to the move of (^Etlifornia ...... 41,000 33,000 ITALY PROPOSES WEwhlngton, Jan. 31.— (A P ) — concussion killed the three occu not able to scan them immediately. There were stEiged “stunts” for the state’s attorney was made by W u h in g to n ...... 23,000 20.000 M Hugh S. Johnson told the newly Oklahoma (Dity . . 8,000 6,000 pants of the gondola and destroyed U. S. TO STAMP OUT 'Three of the prosecutions ordered the small group that took pEurt. Mrs. Attorney Walfrled G. Lundborg, ■ chosen state directors for N R A and EiU the scientific instruments aboard. were in Kentucky, while MEuyland, Roosevelt and several feminine who with Mr. CountiymEm, repre N e b r u k a ...... 6,000 4,500" the Emergency Council today that 19,000 8,650 REARMING REICH BEilloon Disappeims ArkEmsu smd Indiana had one each. members of the White Hoiuw staff sents i'allotti. Minnesota ...... success of the recovery administra Oregon ...... 14,000 8,500 Only the Kentucky charges were de looked in for a while but lErier the Sustaina Objection tion and the entire recovery pro Following the crEish the bEg tore KIDNAPING RACKET North Dfdiota ___ , 1,500 600 loose from the gondola and disap scribed u “ serious.” Reported pay celebration we« made a “stag” Judge Dickenson sustEuned the ob gram depended wholly on their abil roll irregularities led to the cime in (Grand Forks only) ity to obtain real compliance with peared into the clouds. party. jection of Mr. Lundborg, Emd saved South Dakota ___ 400 175 Indiana Emd misuse of a requisition There the traditlonEil address of ‘v Says Europe Broken Dp Into the codes. The official account of the ill- (Aberdeen only) •9' for supplies weis named els the rea “Mr. President” was mor? often ‘Tt is a counter N R A device in fated flight, EU9 published by IoceU (Continued on Page Two) Wisconsin ...... j.1,000 4,000 -J) son for the action in Maryland. A some smEill part at leEist Eind de newspapers today, follows in sum Of 15 Cases Handled by De forgotten than not, and titles be- (Milwaukee only) Hostile Groups Is More to pending on its execution.’’ mary: CW A offlclEil w£« charged with ob cEune “Frank,” “Louie,” “Mai” Emd MEiine ...... 5,000 6,000 He explEdned that under the law The takeoff wEis made at 9:07 el taining part of an employe’s wEiges “Steve.” The latter three Erne Mr. Connecticut...... 14,000 10,000 m. Tuesday. partment of Justice Afl *. I employes were to be absolutely in Arkanuias. Roosevelt’s secretEUiea. Massachusetts . .. 49,000 35,000 Be Feared. The fliers were clothed in elec CORONER PROBES free of employer influence In their C!omplaints of Eidministrative Emd It WEm from this private party Rhode IslEmd .... 10,150 lOfiOO trically heated suits when they en orgEinizations but that the company political irregularities Eire to be dis tliat the President excused himself New Hampshire .. 7,450 2,750 tered the gondola which was W ere Solved. union was not, as such, outlawed posed of by Hopkins after scrutiny to Euldiess to the Nation his laaks ■Vermont ...... 4,600 3.550 Rome, Jan. 31.— (A P )—Itsily came dedicated els “ a present” to the by the PW A investigation Eigency, for more thEm 250,000 messsigea of CUMMINGS CRASH North (Carolina .... 8,400 5,900 unless membership in it weus made Seventeenth All-Union (Ztommunist out in favor of the rearmament of mandatory. but Louis R. Glavis, P W A division “Happy birthday” Emd for the Na-, South (Zlarollna . .. 5A75 6.000 Party Congress now In session. WEwhlngton, Jan. 31— (A P )— Con Nathan Straus, Jr., New York chief, has ordered officers to turn tionEil campEilgn to aid stricken chil IndiEma ...... 3,900 5,525 Germany as the only prsictical solu As the bEilloon left the ground gress today received from Attor state director, inquired whether the over directly to United States at dren that he saw blossoming from M issou ri...... 9,500 20,000 Fedoseinko leEmed from an open ney General CJummlngs a pledge to tion of the armaments questions in state men would be consulted before torneys’ offices to expedite action, the 6,000 birthday balls held (800 paid $4,000) ' porthole and shouted: “Long live continue to make life as miserable Conflicting Statements Made an official memorandum issued to the selection of their labor advisors. Edl cases involving “ any possibility throughout the country. Vlrfikda ...... 5,000 3,200 the Seventeenth Party Congress! Eis possible for the kidnaper Emd the (AU receipts est.) ‘ ^ day. / Johnson replied: Long live the world revolution!” of criminEd prosecution.” “Happiest Birthday” “I think the selections already nmketeer—if the people are willing Into a microphone the President MichigEm ...... 19,632 69.500 '*3 Introductory portions of the A small crowd of civil Emd mili to provide the money. at Hearing Over Accident (Including grifts) have been made by the SecretEUw of gave thsmks for the contributions to memorandum indicate that a Europe tary officials stood by and cheered. New J e rs e y ...... 32,775 22,075 labor." Before the House appropriations the “g(>srpel for the care smd cure of whijch will be broken up into hostile Two minutes later the balloon dis committee in hearings tnade avail WEmhington, D. C. 2,600 21,500 , Straus Surprised crippled children in every part of on the Post Road. groups is feared unless something is appeared into the fog. able to members today, he reported (Two hotels) Straus expressed simprlse, saying CLERK, GO-BETWEEN this kindly Umd.” done immediately to reach a practl- Wirdess communication weui an “intensive” campEiign by his de Kentucky ...... 8,500 11,000 he had not heard of the aeUon Emd establisbed in a few minutes. A t ‘T tbnnk you but I lack the words 'vi cal agreement. partment against “snatchers” Emd Ohio ...... 48,500 45,000 ■ s George O eel, the Claiifornla di 9:16 a. m. the listeners beard: to teU.you,” he said, “how deeply I Bridgeport, Jsm. 31.— (A P )— CJon- It was Issued Immediately follow other criminals and added that it is MarylEmd ...... 24,800 21,675 rector, inquired: “Listen. listen. Sirius (The bal IN PRISON RACKET appreciate, what you have done x x. tradlctory eiddence relative to speed ing official digestion of Great Bri meeting with “highly satisfEic^ry West Virginia ... 7,500 6,000 "Do you think the Department of loon’s call letters) is calling from This i.. to me the happiest birthiMy and tTEdfic conditions weus submitted tain's disarmament memorEindum to results.” 'H e spoke of a need tor New York.state .. 81,585 143,218 Labor is better equipped to select 1,600 meters (approximately one I ever liave known.” before Cononer J. J. Phelsm today Pennsyl'VEmia .... 67,100 76,100 French, German and Italian govern advisors fhEm the men in the mile). overcoming a “twiUght zone" be tween Federal Emd state anti crime 5,000 At Waldorf at the opening of an investigation U t a h ...... 13,000 7,000 ments. field?” “We have Ewcended above the The bEdls themselves were by turn authority. into Em Eiccident which occurred Sat IdEdio ...... 6,000 3,950 The text stated it embodies points ’T am not here to discuss whether clouds already. The temperature is Saw That Friends of Gang swanky Emd InformEd. There were AR Oases Solved urday night in DEuien, Emd which Louisana ...... 4,500 ' 6,000 brought to the attention of Sir John it is wise or not,” replied Johnson minus 3 (29 degrees above zero in New York Cflty 40 major parties J. EdgEU* Hoover, chief of the Jus caused the death of Mrs. filtta Plant (New OrleEms . ■? 1, • mAKVaESTBR EVSNING HERALD, UANGHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAT, JANUARY 8 1 ,19S4. -a where most needed. This was later cut down to a mere $125)000. HOSPITAL NOTES The State Department said Its TO OPEN WOMEN’S ^Cracker Barrel * Thinking ABOUT TOWN tasks exceed those of "the World War times.” Similar accounts of A daughter was born Monday Mrs. J. L. Hkndlsy, wbo is direct moimting responsioilities featured JOB BUREAU HERE Mr. and Mrs. Brunig Moske of Adequate For President ing the Manchester Community the other departmental requests for Cottage street. - Players in “Penrod”, has called a A son was bom yesterday fimds to carry through the year Philadelphia, Jan. 81.— (AP) full dress rehearsal of all four acts opening July 1. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert C. Howe ^tional affairs ofttlmes effected for this evening at 7:30 at the Hol Keeney street. around the cracker barrel in the The Justice Depsirtments estimat James A. Farley, postmaster gen lister street school. Win Be Operated at Once Peter Goebee of 9 North School eral and National Democratic chair cross roads store can be entirely ed its fingerprint collection grows street, and Edward Mankus of 132 adequate in bis opinion.” Bay State Senator fie e J iM Miss Helen Morlarty North 2,200 a day with over 4,000,000 of Hilliard street were admitted and man, says that his chief, President at “President Roosevelt hopes he School street left Manchestoi at the valuable smudges on file as CWA Board Annonnees Mrs. Herbert Hutchinson and infant Roosevelt, finds "cracker barrel” against 500,000 in Scotland Yard. can soon return to Congress the noon today for New York and to Democrats Are Ahiid to daughter of Bolton C!enter, Mrs. philosophy adequate to meet the emergency powers vested in him,” Give us the money, testified A t morrow sails for a ten days’ trip to Henry Berdatt and Infant son of 49 Nation’s problems in these times of the postmaster general asserted. torney General Cummings, and Today! Bermuda. Ridgewood street, G. Walter Snow of economic stress. "He believes the substantial, con Bring Up Graft Charges. we'll harass the racketeer plenty. 67 Wetherell street, Mrs. Fannie He has seen his plans working tinued improvement in the Nation's Patrick O’Connell, one of Man Preparatory to Congress meeting, Stiles of Hollister strqst and and now envisions the time when he business conditions warrants th at” Washlngrton, Jan. 31 — (AP) — committees of each branch proceed The Manchester CWA board an Alfred Stone of Wapping were dis will be able to return to Congress chester's best known north end resi ed with bearings on a number of nounced this morning at the weekly First, however, Farley predicted, dents, is ill at his home. He has Washington. Jan. 81.— (A P )— Armed at last with the power be charged yesterday. those extraordinary powers which “Congress will give him the support questions such as air and ocean Trutii meeting, the opening of a registra been confined to the bouse fo over Representative Gifford (R., M a«.) sought, President Roosevelt left A son was boro today to Mr. and have been gnmted him, Farley said and legislation desired, so these tion bureau for unemployed women, a week and a hard cold has devel- Congress today to the simmering contracts, motor carrier regulation Mrs. Russell Oawford of 881 East last night in an address before the United States can speedily be re today renewed from the floor of the and veterans compensation. Doors effective at onoe. The registration Onter street. Sporting Writers Association. opea into pneumonia. His condition appropriations and St. Lawrence stored to the position of prosperity House bis demand for an investiga were shut for renewed committee of Jobs such as housework, nursing Lauding Mr. Roosevelt as a tnflri is not considered favorable. treaty disputes while he set about and happiness its citizens have en tion of the Civil Works Administra study of the tax bill. children, caretakers of aged persons who “will take his place with Wash tion. to devalue the dollar formally. joyed in the past." Griswold Chappell of Memorial As often is the case, attendance and any type of work suitable for ington and Lincoln,” Farley said: Because of his political contacts. Gifford’^ demand for an investiga His monetary lieutenants were women, will be conducted by Miss Dodge K. of P., rank team, has beckoned into a conference consid of members of Congress at some of “Active for twenty years in Parley said, “I have become the tion by the House expenditurM com these sessidhs was not very plenti Gladys L. Keith of the CWA office. BIRTHDAY BALL small-town politics, Mr. Roosevelt called a meeting of the team to fol ered important enough to defer the champion “no’ man of America — low the regular meeting of lodge mittee recently brought from Chair ful. Inunediate interest of many was Supplements CW A. has never forgotten the small-town man Cochran (D., Mo.> the asser usual Wednesday morning meeting but you have got to say ’ye$’ to tonight The team has been In-vlted in the prospective $950,000,000 CWA The registration is supplemental viewpoint. The settlement of Na- Roosevelt.” tions that no meeting of the com with the press until late afternoon. to go to Lebanon to work a degree Capitol Hill anticipated nothing and relief appropriation, on which to the CWA activities, but not con CROWD BREAKS mittee would be called until “real out of the ordinary, a dollar of at nected. It is believed by the local and he wishes to have them all pres Republicans demanded testimony by ent tonight for practice. evidence of graft or corruption” was least 40 per cent less than the pres the Federal officer in charge, H arry CWA board that a large number of presented. ent gold content being now accepted women can be supplied with work L. Hopkins. RECORDS HERE MILLER RECEIVER CORONER PROBES A state meeting of the Shoe Re- “The newspapers from coast to as a matter of course. in this manner during the next two coast are presenting evidence of Downtown, meanwhile, National builders Association of Connecticut The Senate still was plodding on emergency directors for the 48 months. fraud, corruption and political favor the waterway pact with Canada and (Continued from Page One) is to be held In New Haven on Sun states started a four-day study for The CWA board desires to have CUMMINGS CRASH enough to satisty anyone,” Gifford the House peeked into the latest of all Manchester residents in need of day. Joseph Rollason, a state offi said. their new duties, Frank C. Walker, FOR LYNN LEATHER cer, win attend. There la to be an the supply bills that it will pass women workers to file their list with street dresses and dark business "A great number of members of executive director of the council, address given by Walter L. Greene without trouble in a day or so. It the office, telephone 8115, at once. suits as there were in formal dress. (Oontinoed treni Page Oaa) this House rode in here on the boat- was for the State, Justice, Com outlined bow they will be directly Armory Decorations of the New England Shoe Rebulld- responsible to Hugh S, Johnson for Jobs will be given as quickly as the tails of the President and whatever merce and Labor departments— a list of work grows. All persons The State armory was beautifully there was no west bound traffic at ers Association at 11:30, which is to he says they blindly accept” four-in-one device for speed — and NRA. Named by Judge Jennings the time. The two boys also told be broadcast. His subject wlU be having work suitable for women, decorated the National colors being Charges Not Deolsd. totaled $90,667,000. the Darien police that Miahley was “Proper Shoe Rebuilding.” cleaning house, wasbi^, tending arranged appropriately about the Gifford said the Democratic party This was almost $14,000,000 under driving at a very rapid rate of speed children, sewing or anjr work which big hall. TTie general color scheme did not deny charges leveled against the current appropriations, all ex was blue and gold A large photo Upon Application of W. A. and his automobile swerved off the James SpUlane of Strickland cept $2,000,000 of which savings INCLUDES LAWYER can be done by women, are request the CWA and other emergem^ or ed to phone the local office as soon graph of President Roosevelt graced road when he tried to pass another street, who was appointed to make was estimated to be due to prohibi east bound car. ganizations but “appcuently wants as possible, giving complete infor the orchestra platform. Strickland. a check of all business firms in to continue these experiments.” tion repeal. Met in Tnti- Manchester, not incorporated haif IN mation about the work. Birthday Cake He charged that the agricultural Big Navy BUI ELECnON CASE Cummings, according to the Dar about finished the work at the south Table Garage Plan. One of the features of the night adjustment admlnistratioo bad The vocal big navy men in both ien police, met Mishley and his two end and win start his work at the branches felt they bad something The CWA board this morning was the auctioning of the birthday “faUen down” and that the Public (Continued Prom Page One) Joto M. Miller accoimtant of this women companions in the Pond View north end tomorrow.’ He started to crow about in the easy passage tabled the plan to construct an addi cake. Walter P. Gorman, proprietor Works Admlnistratkm “is not going town has been appointed temporary Rest Iqn near Millers Bridge, Stam by the House yesterday of authority tion to the, Harrison street town of the Pinehurst grocery, was the January 10 and wlU be completed to help many states or municipali an exception by the state, which ford, a few minutes before the fatal for 102 new ships and 1,184 air garage after the members inspect highest bidder. He got the 25- receiver of the Lynn Leather Wash before the middle of February. ties which cannot borrow.” means that the Supreme ciourt of crash, and the party was on its way planes, they began tuning up for a ed the plans submitted which called poimd cake for $10. The cake was er and Mat Company by Judge “If we were only free to speak our Errors may eventually be ctilled on to the Snug Inn diner, east of Mil . The seinor choir of the Pohsh Na Senate encore, interested in Jap for an expenditure of $6,137 for ma a beautifully decorated three tier Newen Jennings of the Superior minds,” Gifford continued, “ we anese dispatches about the naval to rule whether Mr. Alcorn has the terials and $4,730 for labor, a total lers Bridge, when the accident oc tional church win have a rehearsal would admit that in Nmtb one baked by Mohr’s Bakery of (3or- Court, on application of Wells A curred. outlook there. right to bring into court persons not of $10,867. mafi Place. It was auctioned by of the songs they are to sing at the for example, where $1 a day has Advocates of tempering the se named in the information except as Strickland, a stockholder in the The Pond View rest inn was raid banquet February 11. FWlowlng T^e board will investigate the Raymond Reid, well known local company. been paid, C5-vil Works Emjdoyeea curities act showed no such en “divers other persons to said state’s cost of erecting the proposed addi auctioneer. The bidding started at ed by the police shortly after the this the Junior choir which is to pre are receiving 45 cents an hour and couragement. however. News seep attorney imkriown.'’ ’ tion, with a view to r^uclng the Miller is authorized to carry on mishap. sent the play, “ Gentlemen in Amer five dollars and Jumped almost im the business for a period not to ex employers now are unable to hire ed out that President Roosevelt re Tefls of Conference cost of materials. It was stated at mediately to $10, Mr. Gorman's lieutenant Amos Anderson of the ica,” next month win hold a' re- help.” cently bad turned thumbs down on The move in this direction by Mr, the meetings that , the CWA com ceed two months, when he has filed Darien police department was the hearsal in the church basemenL any fundamental liberalization al offer. No one seamed anxious to go a bond in proper form with good and He said a recent statement by Alcorn came during the testimony mission frowns on approving any any higher so it was knocked down first witness called by the coroner though receptive to clarif3dng sufficient surety in the sum of $5, Ovil Works Administrator Hopkins of William W. Clotter, registrar of project, of which the cost of mater to Mr. (Torman at his price. today. Mishley and the Miceli and A pre-natal clinic win be held to that the CWA was spending money amendments. 000. A hearing upon the confirma Sniffen boys attended the hearing; voters, as to a conference held at ials exceeds the labor cost. morrow at 9 o’clock at the Health to investigate graft was in itself Such representatives as could 'The entertainment part of the and are expected to testify. the office of CSty Prosecutor Louis School Jobs tion of Miller’s appointment and for Center on Haynes street. sufiDcient to Justlty a congreaslonal open their eyes wide, after enjoying The Board of Education submitted program started at 8 o’clock when the appointment of two appraisers, The conoroer will reserve de B. Rosenfeld on election day, when the local Girl Scouts band staged s investigation. the packed Roosevelt birthday ball Cotter demanded the arrest of Pal- a project, calling for the expendi ^11 be held before Judge Jennings cision. The Polish Dramatic club of Glas into the early hours, fotmd Ulund- ture of $1,8(X) in material and labor concert and drill. Later a prograia in the Superior Court room, civil tonbury has extended an invitation lotti, Fuldo Orstni, Tex De Nino and featuring local talent was presented. Despite repeal of the 18th amend nating and diverting reading in the Salvatore Malone. for painting and redecorating the side, on February 9 at 10 o’clock. to the Young Polish People’s society Just published te^ m on y for the interior of the State Trade School The various numbers were intro ment ths use (ff alcohol in any con Present at the conference were Miller has been accoimtant for the of this town to attend the presenta fection or candy ia stiU termed four-department bin. Woes of for and making repairs in several duced between dances and did not STA1I PO U d TO GOARD tion of the three-act comedy, “Sell Mr, Countrsrman, E3dward N. Allen, company, which was incorporated an adulteration miH is barred by eign service officers due to the de schools, also repairing desks. The retard the dancing program muca. ing and Buying,” at Pulaski haU, Mayor J. Watson Beach, Jacob Little Rosemary Quish did a snappy in 1923 with a capital stock of $25,- the nation’s pure food drug preciated dollar, depicted by the project was tabled until the next Concord street, Glastonbury, Satur Leipziger, Dr, CJharles C, Beach, and meeting. Jazz dance. She was aegompaniY'd 000. Mr. Strickland is listed a!s ROAD ACAIKST CRASHES laws. State Department, led to a recom- later, William J. Galvin. president of the firm, R, LaMotte day evening. After the play, which mendatiOii for $7,500,000 to take up Due to the weather conditions of on the piano by her uncle, Thomas It has been testified by other wit the past three days, during which Russell as secretary and Harold C. win be in the Polish language, there the slack in their buying power J t Quish. Later Jean CTark and New Haven, Jan. 31— (AP) —Be nesses that additional persons were time the CAVA worn ifi Manchester Alvord as treasurer. win be dancing to music by a Glas Marjory Malion executed a fine cause of the many serious accidents tonbury orchestra. present. Including former Mayor has been at a standstiU, it was sug skating dance accompanied by Mrs. which have occurred on the Milford Walter E. Batterson. gested that the work be continued Caroline Britton. Then Jean Hol turnpike, Lieut. William Schatzman Mrs. Paul Ferris -will speak on Twin Feature Mr. Cotter bad testified that after the remaining three days of this comb and Gertrude Nealey were pre of the State police barracks at Bea Missionary work in Alaska at the the disturbances at the polling week and Monday and Tuesday of sented in their own interpretation oi con Falls today assigned a six man Elpworth League meeting at the places in the Henry Barnard and next week to make up the'time lost. a tap dzince with Mrs. Britton at the JAP WARSHIPS patrol to the highway. P rog ra m South Methodist church Sunday kve- WILROSE Brown schools, be telephoned the A committee of two Tnf>n repre piano. Miss Dorothy Wirtalla, wjll Ordered “to end all motor law state’s attorney’s office of what had senting the CWA workers employed ning. Shirley Richmond will he the known local entertainer, did a Jazz violations on the Milford turnpike,” leader. been going on. About 1 o’clock on on the outlying Jobs appealed to tne toe dance .with Collin Drlgg^ aooom- three two-men patrols will each be Hear John Bolen DEE8S SHOP -board to provide transportation for TO.OUTNllBER HOTEL SHERIDAN BLDG. election day he went to the office panylng. ^ ^ on duty el|^t hours. of Prosecutor Rosenfeld and de men working at Highland Park and Archibald Sessions arrived in Orchestra Makes Hit | The decision to patrol highways manded the arrests. on the various forestry Jobs. The during the entire 24 hours o-^ *^he Manchester early this morning, the Sirig Again! “There was quite a discussion as committee took the case imder ad Collin Driggs’ orchestra made a j D.S;END0F’3S day came as a direct result ot the S. S. Aqultania from Southampton the arrest of these men,” Mr. Cotter visement with a report expected big hit both in its concert program i death Sunday morning of Mrs. on which he was a pa^enger, hav late this afternoon. testified. Mr, Coimtryman strongly i and for the dancing program. There | (Oontlnoed from Page One) Harry M. French, wife of a former ing docked in New York last night. protested against the submission of Transportation Denied were several specialty mumbers dur- I New Haven city attorney. Seven Mr. Sessions reports that the ex check lists at the ------.” Transportation was denied the ing the evening that won the band j Washington Naval Treaty others were Injured in the collision. treme weather delayed the arrival men _ ------prior to Mr. Lundborg objected, and the upon receipt of instructio-is ir.uch applause. December 31, 1934, in accordance Lieut. Schatzman said more of the steamer In New York harbor objection was sustained. from the Hartford office that the At 11-20 the program from Wash- with the ^6813^*3 pro-visions. sixty deaths have occurred on the for approximately ten hours. Sun Alcorn’s Statement dump trucks then being used n:rton arranged by all the broad- Ristead, he told his questioners: nine mile stretch of highway since day thermometers on the deck reg Mr. Alcorn said; “I propose t< this purpose would not be cert! , ling companies was presented "W e have almost a year to decide 1927. He said police in Milford, istered a temperature of 20 degrees show that there is a city ordinan - d for safe transportation of th igh the amplifying equipment that point which the government is Orange and West Haven have below zero. Mr. Sessions will re whlch provides that the moderator .ailed by Potterton and Krah. studying carefully.” premised to cooperate with state sume his duties as choir director of a precinct haJ full power to The board voted to rescind th^ esident Roosevelt spoke to the Osumi s statistics on naval police in the drive, which was open and organist at the South Methodist maintain order at a polling place, to vote taken at the meeting last weei-. iMwds assembled throughout the strength at the end of 1936 showed ed with the arrest of three drivers church on Sunday. order or call to his aid any police providing for the physical examina country in honor of his birthday en the following naval power of Japan on charges of speeding. officer or other person and to cause tion of all men employed on CW I ■ Z> - ;TT«r- ’i ^ i m t o u t t MANCTBSTER lOTNTNG HBRAED. ;c 3 0 !w ^ vrm ^A r.7i(m A R rtt,i^ •m. iiem Ml iM> 51, of Waukegan, HL, vtoe preMdeat w iththerw aehjngten CALIFORNIA AND OTAR and ggpeenl a epagm of tho Qrelone thqy won the W m dJtarU ala 1SS4. WIO’CONCERT Fence Company of CUoage. M la^ , FIa —T Frank Nalaon DAILY RADIO PROGRAM _____ Fort Dodg& lA —The Right Rev. Doubleday, 72, proi^ant K«w Tork ARE SHAKEN BY QUAKES St, Loimf. Edgar L. Bland, 62, SnUlain Oook,^, vicar DUbllihSTa PROVES REALISTIC ‘ maiager of tbe Peten Shoe the Bloux a ty Catholic S t Louis—Henry Baata, S9, ythA WIDNBtDAY, JANUARY II (CMtrtl aad KMUrn SUsdard Tim*) iVt braxMh of the Xntenui- founded tha S t Loiila Blower and _ Notai ^ prognuna to luy aod bi^e ehalnt or treupo thoroof nnloH opool' ‘Ban Franclsoo, Jan. 81>-(AP) — ti(jtuQ Shoe Company. Columbua, O.—Francis D. McGee, Comnany, TMhot Sodi OMot to oooot (e to o) doovnatlea InoludM all avallabU itatloni. Children returned to school and Pitteburgh. — Harry G. Chapman, 4. former baMball player who waa O tt^ -^nfedward WUkineon bishop. Rrofpomo oubjoot to ohongo. P. M. C a n t B o at NB&WIAP NETWORK fiO ^ 7iOC—Myrt A Margi It only; Progran at Swedish Cea- atorea reopened in Mina, Nev.,. to> Uaula Fanlea orehaatra—nldwaat day after earthquake yesterday EA lie — Baoti woof wlw w m I wtlo 4i1^ 7iig-jutt Plain Bill - •ASt! wiar wtof weah wfl wilt wtbr wrc way Travara Oreh.—Dizia; Fanloa O r. that damaged a dosen bulldinfs and wboa woM wtoa wwl waal; Midi kad ehtt.—raid wait; Taxat Rangara—w gregatioiial Church Last was felt in California and Utah. Hi wmao wefl woe>wbe wow wdaf wkbf fia<^ 7iSA—Mutio an Air -aaat; Mo* NORTHW IIT A CANADIAN - wtaj earthy Oirit—w; Buck RoMra— Thirty shocks were felt in Iflna, N wlbajiatp wobc wday kfyr orot ofet mldw rpt: Brenee Buatara-^lzla which is in a section of Nevada in •OUTH — wrra wptf wwaa wla anas fi4f— 7>4^Boaka Cartar, Talk—ba> N i ^ Big Success. which earthquaksB have been re wf1a*watiB wled wam wmo wab wapl ilo; Botwaan tha Baokanda—watt wjdz wamb kroe wk- wfaa wbap kpro 7dM— fiOO—Tha Happy Bakara—baalo ported frequently during the last 11 woal ktba ktha wao< 7i1“ • i1»—Bdwin ■ In t. Hill - baalo; months. The miOor quake occurred MOUNTAI^^oa kdyl 1 air k(kl Tha gingart—Dizia; Drama—woat PACIFIC COAST — kfO kfl kpw komo* 7i80— iiaO^AIbart Spalding—alao eat Tbs Bsthtny GHrla of H&rtford, at 11:24 A m., and the others, of de khq kfad ktar kgv aiom* ftOO—Btekawtkl Orahaa.—to a popular radio hymo silvers, sasisted creasing intensity followed within Cant. Boat. •lib— tilb —gtoapnagla A Budd-^ o by Cbsatsr Eblelda of this tows, an hour. 4it0» SilA-Tom MIx'a Ikatoh—aaat $;!> - fiac—Burnt and ^lan—alao eat oonietlst, pressstsd a program 4 :4»— ||40—Tha Wizard of C i. Drama tiOO—lOiOC—Fanntylvanlana—0 to oat The shocks alao were reported in •lOC— diO ^ D Innor Conaort—alao oat tiNH^Oiao—CBS Breadeaat— 0 to eat ot\ vocsl and InstrumsnUl num* Salt Lake City, where tall miUdlngs •ilO— dil^ Baak of Nawo—alto oat; a i4 l—10i4a—Koatalanata Fraaantatlen b«rs iMt night at the Swsd* swayed, and in sevoral cities of Tam MIm—rapaat for w»aq lead -baalo; h^rt and Margo—watt rpt iab CongregstloDalo ^ s g s i church, Sprues •i4 i— dida-iJan Faaroa. Tanor-^ to a lO ill—11il».^plrlta of Rhythm— 0 to e Northern California, including Sac OiOO— 7t00—Mary tm a ll A Orehat. lO if^ lilO -U Ittla J. tlttfa or.— 0 to e strsst. Evs^ asst in ths auditorium ramento, Bakersfield, Modesto, Por «,1> . 7i1^ ill)y Baohalar'a 11iOA»1liO(^OIan Cray Orch.—o to o was flUsd long bafors the concert llilO —ISilO—Oae. Half Orehat.—o to a bMJU, terville and Fresno, No material 12i0^ liOC—Danea Hour—wabe only The program, directed by Sterling damage was reported outside of NEO-WJE NETWORK V. Couch, program director of radio Mina. BASIC — Baati wM wbf.wbaa wbal station i^RC, Hartford, • was in •i.... »i|»-Frad Allan A . tavua wham kdka wgar wjr wlw wayr wmal; f tOC—lOiM—Cob Flpa Club—oat to oat MIdwaati weky kyw wanr wit kwk the form of a regular broadcast and •taA—lOiM ^Radlo Forum—oat to oat kwer koll wran wmaq kao wkbf was carried out perfectly, true to 10i00—lliO ^ B d d la BIkIna OroHaatra NORTHWBBT A CANADIAN — wtaf form and time. So reallatic was the ■Tha Foot Frinea, Tanor wlba katp wabo wday kfyr orot efof presentatio,u, that the majority of Overnight A. P...... a rt preh, SOUTH —. wrra wptf wwno wla wjtz the audience believed they were Oranaatra wfla'W aun wlod wam wmo wab w fp l Ora)iaatra wjdz wamb kroo wky wfaa wbap kpro watchingDg a true radio broadcast News' OEI>WABC NETWORK woal ktba ktha waoo For tnelr first group of hymns, ■AIIC—Baati wabo wado woke w cm MOUNTAIN—koa kdyl kgir kfhl the Bethany Olrla, Adeline Swanson, waab wnao war wkbw wkro w jik cklw PACIFIC COAST - kfO kfl kfw komo Signs Lagerlof, sopranos, and Hasel Hanover, N. H. — Profeggor wdro wcaucau wlp wjaa wawaan wfbl wai khq kM k U r Anderson and Mildred Lagerlof, Cbarieg R. Ungley, 66, member fk wjavi MIdwaati wbbm wfbn kffloo Cant. B a a t kinox wowo w ^ . _ , altos, sang '^Leaning On The Ever tbe blftorio dirim ent ut Dam- B A IT AND CAWADA—wof Who wlbw lastlttf...... Arms" ' ' l Will Sing the mouth collMo dlef. whao h * wlba wfaa woro wfoo ofi1» o ^ Wondrous S Cheater Snlslds (X IB — w fat wafa wbro wofm wdod Boeton—Reetoratlon of tbe great Si'ra wrao______wlao, wdau wtoo knd wrr played the difficult comet solo by er part ot recent pay cuts to CWA ktrhI ktaa waoo fwkoma va fta wdbo wodx wbt •i4S— ai44—Lowall Thomaa — aait; Rozzlnl, "Infiamatus" from "Stabat employees in communities of 2,600 wdaaa wblawtar wdbjdoj wwva w fflb f wa. Orphan Anma—tapaat to midwaat Mater." MIDW»WB#r — wean, wfl wnt wrap or less announced bv Dwlylit R. bm wTfbm f kn ti fiO ^ 7i(^Am ot n' Andy—aaat only Tbe Bethany Glrie*, second grot wjavr; MIdwaati w • iia — 7i1S—Coma of Mafedy. Orehaa. of hymns were: ‘*Let Tbe Lower Winter, executive director of the fi30- 7ilO-Fetaah A Farlmuttar, Skit state board. MOUNTAIN—kvor kla iMh kfl •i4S— 7i44—Irani Rich in Hollywood Lights Be Burning," "ThOre's No C O A IT-^ j koin kA kfro kol kfpy kvl 7iOO— liOO—Crima Cfuaa, Dramatie N liht There" and a Swedish hymn, New Haven, — Glacial ohangM kfbk\m j kwa karn Kftdb kirmb 7ifC " SiSO—Dangaroua Faradlaa. Skit "God's Promises," Chester Sbwlde' blamed by Profeeeor Reginald A. Cant. Baft. 7i4S— ii4S—Rad M vla. Skatah—baalo Daly, noted Harvard geologist, for 4!}0— ftlA-Jaek Armatrang—at only SiO WiD Be Useful in State and Municipal Plannmg; Com missioner in Charge. S GOOD inside, as it looks outside! Ward Furniture has to be— to meet value specifica GUARANTEED A LL NEW A QUALITY An aerial survey and photographic tions! Good materials . . . yes! Good construc STYLES map of the entire area of the State tion . . . yes! “Built-in” quality that stands years of Connecticut, which will be used of service gracefully! It’s the hidden worth back for various purposes by the State Planning Board including the plan of Wards low Sale prices that makes the values ning of future development of the all the more remarkable. No Furniture Sale in all state highway system, will be made America equals it . . . we believe! Come! SEE during the first half of the p^ent year imder a' contract which has for yourself the Sale that is setting the value-pace been signed with Fairchild Aerial here, and in 500 other Ward Stores! Surveys, Inc., according to an an ■il nouncement made today by High ^ \ way Commissioner John A. Macdon r ' ‘ I Easy Poyment aid who will act for the State dur ing the making of the survey. Plan M akes the The photographic work will be done from aiiplanes at a height of Buying Easier Still I 12,000 feet above the terrain and the scale of the map will be one inch \ per 1,200 feet. A photographic map 1 of this size will give the character SLv/XvSvia. istics of the terrain in great de ’.■A'Jr tail. In order to bring the detail out sharply, the photography will be done while the trees are leafless and while the amount of snow on the groimd is not sufficient to mask the true features of the ground. It will ^ POSTER BED COIL SPRING ROOMY CHEST S$4m0m, $4 Mattff also be done under conditions most Colonial de- Double deck ^ drawers favorable for aerial photography sign In wal- a ' y o ry of best wire Sive ample with respect to sunlight, wind or ma- $ / .OO money can $7-88 storage velocity, haze, smoke and the like. pie finish. * buy. Now space. Wal- $8*88 Studio Couch According to the contract the P P a nut finish. O pens State is to furnish the airplanes and doable. 1% pilots and the contractor the pho- tw in beds. 2 4 ’«* togrraphers and photographic equip 3 pillows ment. The number of photographs taken VXWAV/X* will be sufficient to reveal stereo- iSXK-ivX W scopically each point in the area of the State and of neighboring states lip for a distance of half a mile be3rond Mm r. 1 the boundary lines. Copies of the various sections of February Sale Special! the aerial map will be available to lii/ Wm state commissions and city and town mimicipal planning commis sions at a cost which will vary in I" inverse ratio with the number of 3-Pc. Suite prints ordered. f c $0 0 .8 8 Queer Twists & Ar PwH-Up Chair Save at this $8.50 down, $8.00 monthly, plus carrying charge In Day^s News “ A price. In Tipestry o r An outstanding value from % ▼eloor. Only, * 5 * « - \ r angle! Two big chairs, and roomy Chicago—As the police told it, February Sale Special! ililiiiiiiliiiiiil'K ' Benjamin Sullivan, 36, put his pam- davenport— each in comfortable wkigr handling on a high plane. Given so^p ip a restaurant, free of back style! Covered in richi i^irabt^^ charge, he expicssetl his displeasure tapestry. Prked to save yOu plenty and on being ejected, promptly 4-Pc. Suite V V* hurled a brick through the plate^ glass window. At another restau rant he was given soup, but de manded chicken, and was arrested Just as he was about to pick up an other brick. » 8 « 8 8 Seattle— Some one who has been ^wviy.v.^ studying the calendar, has found out that both Easter and All Fool’s Day $8.00 down, $8.00 monthly, plus carrying charge come this year on the same day, April 1. It’s happened only four W e know of no value that equals this! times in the last 100 years and will occur again only twice more during A Bedroom Suite in fine butt walnut the 20th century. veneer, finished smooth as velvet! The Little Tables Solid walnnt- Helena, Mont.—’Two cows that interiors are oak— and dustproof I Now squeezed him were the basis of a at the price of $ ^ . 8 8 9x12-ft. Axminsters compensation case Claude H. Cooper on Sale— hence this low oricel ordinary wood. Bach, Watch these seamless A h ^ a has filed with the State Industrial * ‘ j ‘i*^*jp**'»**mn| in* nn* tl' wool Axminster Rugs W-K li Accident Board. Cooper, employe .. h • ^ M ii of a dkiry farm, said the cows speed out at this price. B w W staged their squeezing act while he Oriental designs. Beau- ■ was attempting to milk one. He was •V tiful color combinations. * caught between them and he has asked $167 for dqctor and hospital bills, in addition to compensation, because of back injuries he allegedly ? 4! I • 1 ♦ > r»n^ •» ? I! I!. V? s 1 h >1 suffered. ‘ 0. a- Oklahoma City—For beating his ■w-v wife, J. W. Mattison served 20 days in Jail and pow must spend 18 7. ki| LICENSED BY months in Federal prison at Leaven '.V.T.’tf.V. y ‘i worth, Kans. His parole from a sen ••• -• tence for selling narcotics was re > FEB R U A R Y 1 AND HAZELTINE voked. 1 A t Chicago—Detectives Ray Ford and Simon Keimedy are puzzled. After they arrested Paul Rodesky 9-Pc. Dining Suite O F .S T O V E S ^ on an old charge of operating a Well worth owning at 10-Tube Radio confidence game in which he al legedly defrauded Lillian Sampson this low Sale price. Built Q Q Innerapring— Newi of Evanston, out of $6,500, they of Oriental wood and wal- ^ 8 "8C ^ • O O deep coils in felted cotton. decided they would look for Miss b i ; Sampson. nut veneers. Save now! Battoo tsfted. $8.00 down, $8.00 monthly, plus carrying chargp - ? $ 3 9 . 8 8 And they foimd her, they said, in 'J;-# « the coimty Jail where she is held on $4.00 down and a. charge of Jewelry robbery. $5.00 a month Not knowing now she could prose n HP cute from Jail, that put Rodesky in p s s Jirat arrived. 1934 .W.WAU a lockup while they think it over. a v .'.w . : * Im improvements^ A Bloomsburg, Pa.—Judge Charles beautiful new cabi- B. Evans says a gold medal should be awarded Freas Girton — he’s ^ -V net. An ertraordi- three weeks ahead in support pay M y nary value I ments to his wife. Several months ago Judge Evans ordered Girton, who was out of a t' Job then, to pay $4 weekly when Wcirdolewii J -3 able. Yesterday the husband re ...... v jy .'.t^ . ported back to Domestic Relations Court with the statement he was „-?T. i.M paid up to date am his wife had $12 I M # 1 p , in advance. Kg Cabinef Kitchen Choire Sherbum, Minn.—It takes more Big, roomyroomy ^ ^ m Eostern Range NJ than a good fire next door to over Uutiuiehei- Save! Covar yoor 40-i; ready to paint. floora now witih come the interest Martin Coimty Save at this mentJily, farmers show in the Federal gov ’2 2 - 8 8 price. Each.. atiinproof, water , / r ^ ernment’s com-hog production con fi'i 88c proof Wardokasnl trol program. , .y .y .v ,7.? J $5.00 down, >* - i V Otethered to listen to County / tn $6.00 monthly ’ M Breolctost Set Agent A. S. Karr explain the plan, fti Mi m m Small carrying charge the farmers were interrupted by a AvivAvZ fire which destroyed an adjoining A naw atyle, yet at sale price! ■w> cafe and pool hall. _ ; . 8 8 lit’ Some suggested the meeting ad Eaav to clean norcelain enamel journ, but one farmer shouted: I Spdcial t Dropleaf “That fire can’t get through a brick wall. Let’s go ahead. This I tttle and 4 chafri in com and hog thing looks gooi to lolid oak, or w am - os,’’ Not a fanner left until Karr U!h New York, Jas. 31.—(AP)—Relph Lounge Chcpr Hetealfe of Ifarquette, CahiiMf Big, aaay MONTGOMERY mrlat champion, beads a list of 16 float daab mao who win competa in cbur ecv- , ; •balvaa.__ $ w .t t aradtotap' f ' R24rR28 the a tx ty ^ td hiviUfio.i aprtot cf ameled hard- aatry, Noir^ the HfDroae A, A, games Saturday, wood. Handy. p r'. -4 0 1 ^ 'mi ■W-in 'B- M O B BES liAKCHESriER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN at toast with refsranee to monetary M m u ifta ttt denoe, from the first to tost rived wUl more than repay you tor. fariasttosi art tototor aottvlttoa. maar tba moneiy It oosL Mr. MUls, for instaaea, dedaraa Why ebould this bs soT Whatto If you find It hard to drop off tiral illiHhmtIo ftS hlm \o * ^ Ennttag flmtQ to stoop, I would advtoo that you put mild taakattra.*' in tarma that he een see no reeaon thars about the military training to FUMLiMJiJOO BY TBM a hot Water bottle at your feet as Aaswar: I doobt very much mnnAiiP PRurru4o oompamt, am, for our having gone off the gold maka a man so superior to tbs aver- this helpful measure wUl usually Clearance ot la BIomU BtrMt produce very good reoulta. your totosUnes ara completaty para MaacliMt^ OoML steadard and eays that uncartain^ age of his coimtrymen In matters lysed aa, If thay wera, you TBUMA8 rSBOMeOM as to tha ultimate value of the dol of business responsibility T The I want you to form the habit of not ba aUa to sacura any rasulta 0«B«r»i HBBMTBr trying to stoep In various positions; Army and Navy do, of courap, teach with a mOd laxatlva prajiluatloiL lar destroya confidence, hinders for example, s le ^ on the left side, It to probable that ybu bava aome f^BBdo4 uotobBi 1, laai a very fine and lofty code of person Pobllahod JDTBrr OvoBiag m o n i buslneaa decisions, commitments the xigdit side, flat on the stomaob condition suob aa a spaatlo contrac BOX SandATs u B BoUdATB. SatArod at tao and activity, inhibits credit expea- al honor. But so do the Sunday and so on. In thM wsy you give the tion or paitepa a Unk in tha Intaa- Poat Offlea at >tAaobaatar. Ooaa. aa different groups of musdes a sion and brings about stagnation in schools and the churches and some tinaa or poaaibly adhaalons. I have Saoond Claaa Mall Mattar. to relax and you will avoid that seen many casea whara such abnor SLBSCRJPl’lOM RATBB the capital market And on the fraternal organisatloiu — without /Cramped feeling which occurs when Oaa Xaar, i ’ atall ...... |f.Of mal intaatlnal conditions ware en Par Mooth, by Biall ...... 40 very day on which he delivers his very closely ^proaching, sad to you try to sleep too long to any one tlrely overcome and the natural SPRINGS position. SlBKla ooplaa ...... t 41 address there comes from the B int say, one hundred per cent results. elimination of wastei two or three DalTvarad. ona ra a r ...... ta.M The first few hours of sleep are National Bank of Boaton, one of the A good deal of the Army’s impec timea a day waa again aatabltohed. in discontinued tiekinffB MEMBER OP rUB ASSOCIATBO the soundest and taking enough ex major financial institution of the cability In business and money mat ercise to make you pl^slcally tired PRESS (Pure Tomato Juice Now On Now you can equip your bed with the finest Tba AaaoclAtad Praaa ta axoloal^ly East, a bulletin which sa3rs, ‘*Tb« ters, beyond shadow of doubt, la will in every case cause your sleep aatltlad to tba oaa tor rapoblleatioB to be deeper. The man who has Market) type of spring...a box spring...at a real ot All oawa dtapatebaa oraditad to It tentative stabilisation of the dollar due to the fact that men who go done a bard day’s work, whereby the Quoation: Qyda of Seattle, Waah- saving. Blmmons, Burton and Hall makes or BOt otbarwiaa oraditad ta tbla into the profession of arms are ani paper and alao tba leea) aawa pob* between 60 cents and 60 cents, as muscles are fatigued, will find it as ington, writes: ”1 have been won represented. tiabed herein. * provided by the gold bill, will tem mated by other impulses than the easy to go to deep as to roll off a dering if there to any way that I Ail tigbta ot rapnblloatloa ot log. For this reason, exercise really could buy plain tonuito Juice In cans apeclaJ dlapatohea herein are alao ro' porarily at least mitigate the un desire for gain, else they would not aervad. helps you to sleep better, and you such as you recommend.’’ certainty over the money standard be Army or Navy officers. When will find that after exercising you Answer: Yes, se^ ral companies Twin Size Hall Box Springrs; was $22.50...... $X4.50> Pull aanOoa cllant ot N B A 8ar- their palms itch It is not for the feel will sleep more. are carming pure tomato Juice and, vice, Ina which has prevailed since the Unit Twin Size Slumber King Spring; was 819.75...... $14.50 ed States suspended gold pay of cash but of sword hilt or pistol You may be siu« that, if you find if you will go to the market, I feel Pobllabar'a Raoraaaatatlaa: The it hard to sleep, then this refresh sure that you win find a brand which Twin Size Cinderella Spring; was $24.50...... r ...... $14.60 Jullua Matbewa Special Aaency—New ments.” butt. When they think of distinc ing repose is one of the things you is entirely satisfactory to you. Twin Size Dreamland Box Spring; was $24.50...... $14.00 Tork ChioRKo, Detroit and Boaton. Certainly the First National Bank tion it is the distinction of promo most need. In case you suffer from sleeplessness or insomnia, I Twin Size Aristocrat Spring; waa $89.50...... $17.50 MEMBER AUDIT BUREAO OF of Boston cannot be accused of be tion and honorable mention, not of (Has Pleurisy Attacks) CIRruUATloNS. would advise you to write to me for Twin Size Luxease Box Spring; was $89.60...... $19.76 ing a tail to the Roosevelt kite. display of personal possessions. my article on this subject. Write Question: Aunt Grace of Christo Tba Herald Prlntl. g Company, Ino.. 4-foot Size Deepsleep Box Spring; wag $24.50...... $14.50 'Then there is the powerful Com Here, then, is one group of men to me in care of this newspaper and pher, 111., writes: “I have a nephew aaaomea no dnaaolal raaponalbllltj please follow the instructions for who has had several attacks of for typorrapbloa. arrora appaartna ta mittee for the Nation, a vexy large whose training in honor and loyalty Full Size Cinderella Box Spring; was $24.50...... $14.50 advartiaamanta la tba Manehaatar and duty is not qualified by the over Questions and Answers as given at pleurisy. Have you any instructions livening Barald. majority of whose members are Re the heading or end of this article. regarding pleurisy which would be Full Size Luxor Box Spring; was $89.50...... $19.76 publican industrialists, which criti weening Instinct of avarice. They Enclose one large, self-addressed en helpful to him?” WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 81. cises the administration not for in wouldn’t be in the United States velope and a loose Sc stamp with Answer: Yes, I have an article your letter and I will be glad to see giving the treatmwit tof pleurisy OPtN THURSDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS UNTIL 9 O 'aO CK flationary policies but for not being military service if it were. THE BALL We are not exalting the profession that you get the article on sleepless which I could send to you. If you inflationary enough. And there ness. would like to see the article, I would Manchester has every reason to is the normally Republican Midwest of arms. We are simply suggest appreciate it if you will write me QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS WATKINS BROTHERS feel proud of its very substantial and West, many of whose congress ing that at least it is one profession again and will accompany your let where the ruling passion is not the (Intestines Probably Not Paralyzed) ter with a large, self-addressed, participation in the remarkable tes men and senators voted for the gold Question: From Chicago, HI: “I stamped envelope. « MANCHESTER, CONN. timonial benefit for the Warm bill with a whoop—and for the lust for gain. Which easily can Springs Foundation for InfanUla Wheeler silver amendment which account for our unreasoned faith Paralysis on the occasion of Presi barely lost out. that an Army officer will be dead sure to run a CWA office without dent Roosevelt’s birthday last night. Certainly Mr. Mills did not speak grafting, while we have no such According to the Associated Press’ for anything like the whole Repub faith concerning the lawyer, the early estimate of the proceeds of lican party on the money question. politician, the butcher, the baker or the thousands of simultaneous h*ii« Aa a matter of fact he probably the candlestick maker. and parties held all over the coun spoke for an extremely small part try, the fund for the war on infan of i t He spoke as a deflationist— tile paralysis has been enriched by and deflation has no more friends m TEN PER CENT Sani-Cbmual the magnificent sum of a million the Republican party than in the If the naval construction bill goes A Store- Wide Event and a half dollars, perhaps even a Democratic, very few now in either. through as it was passed by the larger sum. Mr. Mills was on firmer ground House yesterday much of the gravy In this splendid contribution to when he declared bis faith that m will be mldslng from the aircraft one of the most appealing humani the future the "hardships of imem- contracts to be let under it. Pro tarian causes that ever presented it ployment must be mitigated by the vision is made in the bill for 1184 BIGELOW self to the American nation the peo development of a sound system or planes to be built within five years, SALE ple of Manchester did their full part. systems of insurance’’ and by the and a belated amendment introduced And they had a good time doing i t tariff reciprocity principles of Mc by a New England Republican, RUGS One point, we feel, should be Kinley. But it is doubtful if he Tobey of New Hampshire, limits the made- in connection with this sub can win many followers to the profit to be made by the manufac ject—that political partisanship in theory that prosperity can be re turers to 10 per cent of the gross in the Sale this town does not go down nearly stored only through such a wave ot contracts. / so deep as some of our good people optimism that capital goods produc This is, of course, a direct result | All regular Watkins stock... selected by lu as the best la have fancied that it did. It is no tion—which is another phrase for of recent revelations concerning the the Bigelow line. These pat more or less than fair to remind building "efficient” factories and huge profits derived from the pro terns have Just been discon them that the very able director of machinery—will be resumed on the motion of aircraft factories and tinued by the manufacturer • .. thus the low prices. last night’s ball, who worked with scale of the crazy twenties. No from government mall contracts. It great energy to bring about its political party is going to get any has never b e ^ shown that the great success, William J. Thornton, where by > promoting or trying to actual profits of the aircraft manu I is a Republican representative in the promote industries whose prosperity facturing industry were scandalous General Assembly from thi* town depends on throwing the workers ly excessive. Thirty-six per cent | and that bis staff of assistants. in other Industries out of their jobs profit is fairly fat, of course, but Democrats and RepubUcans alike, It is somewhat doubtful whether judged by the standards of the bQom | labored assiduously and enthusias the time has arrived for the Repub periods, it is really modest The tically, without even remembering lican party to attempt even to com members of Congress, however, evi that there were such things as polit mit itself to either a political and dently had in mind the unbelievable ical parties, in furthering the pur economic policy. It is pretty cer rakeoff of aircraft promotion and poses of the event. tain that when the time does arrive swung their axe accordingly. Anyhow, here is an occasion when for setting a course, even for the Still and all, ten per cent profit— we can all feel that our town held immediate future, the party will not actual profit after all proper j up its end with credit and over accept any program laid down for it charges—is not so bad. It is, as a which, if circumstances require, we by Mr. Mills and the fast dwindling matter of fact probably about the can do a bit of orowlng. Hartford group of standpatters with which he limit of margin which business gen 9x12 papers need not copy. is identified. He and they are much erally will stand without defeating too closely Identified with the cir Itself and destroying consumer pur chasing power. Bedroom after Thos. Chippendale MILLS^ PROGRAM cumstances that made the Roose $2 7 -5 0 velt administration and its revolu Ogden Mills, former secretary of tionary experimentation a possi- Bigelow’s popular price As- the treasury, at Topeka, Kan., on bUlty. Bed, Dresser, Mirror and Chest minster Rugs, regutor prloed Monday evening undertook the Health and Diet at 886.00. Fringed and ub- fringed with many task, difficult at this time, of pro 2 0 different types included. viding the Republican party of the OFFICERS FOR CWA A d v ic e If you’ve been wishing for something country with a core upon which it When Civil Works Administrator By Dr. Prank McCoy “different” for your bedroom, .here’s might ctystalise its force and effec Harry I. Hopkins became convinced the answer I Fashioned after the tiveness as an efficient opposition that the CWA commission in. Tin, THE SLEEP CUBE CHAIRS style of Thomas Chippendale, Eng 9x12 party during the Presidency of Mr. nols was not conducting its affairs You really need sleep more /than Roosevelt honestly and efficiently he put an you need food, *as you can do with land’s famous 18th Centjury cabinet out food for thirty days or longer, maker, this group will live on for Time is passing and it is, of Army officer at the head of that but five days is about as long as you 50 $3 2 -5 0 course, apparent that the longer the commission and the offending offi can do without any sleep. yeara, as have the original designs. Was $173.50 formulation of a tacit party policy cials were ousted. There Is a move Undoubtedly sound, restful sleep The'square, chamfered legs, the fret An unusually heavy sad has a great value and the average closely woven grade of Ax- is deferred the more difficult it is ment on foot, In fact, to employ work carving on comer posts, rope- person does his best work the next A whole group of distinc Dressing table and mir mlnster selling tor likely to be to align the party in all Army officers generally In the key day after six to eight hours of deep carved edges, and the jig-saw mir ror, $89.50; Chair, regularly. Mostly fringed slumber. When it comes to sleep, tive upholstered chairs and sheen types. Its potential strength in time for positions in CWA administration. rors are typical of this designer. $12.50; Bench, $9.95. Not It would not be at all surprising if the average human being has no rec including lounge and the Presidentiid campaign of 1986 ord such as that held by animals like sketched: Night table, such a policy were soon to be wing styles. Features Mahogany veneers are finished" in to say nothing of the Congresslon the hedgehog and the bear who ac such as all hair uphol $17.50; Portable mirror al elections of next November. Mr. adopted. tually sleep several nionths at a an open-grain Old World finish, a me $9.95. s tr e t^ stery, solid mahogany 9x12 Mills and bis associates have there A great many people would re- legs, and durable angora dium brown color that in texture and fore, in all probability, decided that gard such Sleep Is a great restorer emd one a move with complete of the most necessary healing meas and frieze coverings are tone is jjarticularly adapted to the the element of time must be permit satisfaction without, it is to be sus ures. I know that you want to oe found in many chairs. bold style of Chippendale. * Ifff $4 3 -5 0 ted to ba the dominant fMtor in pected, giving any particular a success in life and your success de- : lends to a large degree on the habit Former values to $79.00. policy framing,/and that the G. O. thought to Its implications. We The bed, chest, dresser base snd Bigelow’s most popular grade of regular, restful sleep. People mirror are included in the group with P. can better afford to risk making Just naturally take It for granted very often neglect sleep and forget . - -a heavy, hlgn pile Axmto- mistake^ in the nature of its crit that, no matter what his other qual five other pieces available. ster weave in fringed sheen that the sleep cure is one of the type Oriental patterns. Reg icism than it can to wait for the de ifications or disqualifications for best helps to staying healthy. If ular 862.60. velopments of the next few months. you are sick, the deep repose found command in what is, after all, not in restful slumber will bring rich It might have been better to have in the least a mllitaiy but a busi rewards in building up better health 18 different deferred this Topeka - speech until ness matter, the Army officer cedled and stronger nerves for you. The further tests had developed the sen Into an administrative Job will be atoost m ^ c a l change which a good Oriental designs quiet sleep will bring about in the / timent of the Republican members strlcUy honest We do not stop way you feel, will make you eager of Ckmgrss—^who are certainly rea-% to think that there is, in this, a spe to secure all the benefits of regular Occasional Chairs Oriental colors sonably in touch with the sentiment cial distinction for the soldier as rest. Sleep Is an inexpensive beau- tifier and after a sound, sleep the with the exception ot a few of their constituencies—toward the contrasted with the civilian. hooked patterns, these Ax- skin appears velvety, the face la Be sure to add at least one occaslohaJ chair to your home wbUe low, minster rugs repreeent the various aspects of the New Deal, There are between twelve and smooth and free from lines, and the Semi-Annual_ Sale price is in effect lliere are 18 models and coverings... eyes are bright. most popular Oriental de-. and further contacts with Republi thirteen thousand active officers in Queen Anne styles with button becks, others with buttem seats, some have signs.. .Sarouks, PeratonA' y '■ the United States Army. It is How much you should sleep will cans in business and industry had depend upon your own individual covered arms or carved bases. Tapestry and damask covers in aU popular Ispahan, Klrman. 11m developed sentiment, too, In those probable that if any one of them case. ’The best plan is to experi colorings.. .mostly nail trimmed. Regular values to I19.WS.. oiings are the sof^ mbdiwi ' were detailed to take temporary ^ t rich tones that circles. Manifestly it is not the ment and try to find out what num u famous for...m i^ ■ r cterge of your ijttoney and your ber of hours makes you feel tlio best of politics to attempt to form best. ’Thft average person gets along reds, beige and tanpM; ulate a policy of criticism at the property In your Interest you would with six to eight hours of sleep but administration without being pretty turn tbsm over to him without the the sick person may need from' eight well informod as .to the extent to thought sugfssttBff itself that may to twelve. When you go t6 sleep, ■■■ >: nr- be sure that tou have plenty of fresh which that policy will prove accept be he would cheat yo\x or steal all air. You ^wfil also sleep better if r ... able to the backbone of the party. or part of your wealth. The thought the blankets or bed otfvsring are of It is very much to be doubted that possibly he might not be truit- Just the right w elA t to keep you worthy would not be likely to toter warm but are not heavy enou^ to , , -A.- - whether the majority of the busi oppress ^u. In choc«ii^ the mat- ness men and IndristrlaUsts of the your head. Yoii would a p e ^ hto tresi and springs for yeut: bed. the WATKINS county who have always been Re- mtoMy 4od dependability as a mat best plan Is to Mok out those which ter of course. Where else would enable you to saoure the most com pubUciuis and are still Rapubttoans fortable stoep possible. I would YiU be at aO ready to go along with : roa find a group of twelvs or thir strongly advtos yen to treat y«ur> MANCHESTER, -X Mr Mills in the policy he has set. teen thoueend men In an ot whom self to a eom foi^bto-!^ as you uMll find that the many ‘ rejioeA^ .QC^flr i ’" ' A'A- 'A ’’‘li ■. *}? • . ■ • ' • ■•*>,. I --» I ^ ...... ■ . # ■ »y ^ ' - . : ■ / MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCifBSTER. CONN^ 8l. ■’•' iV\ ^ .?■ <»? I Doubleday was at the helm as mana the month of January, according to that IhdudSd Ibrae reckless driving estate DDUNGER TALKS LARGE BIRTHDAY CAKE FRANK DOUBLEDAY, ger. BRIINK PROSEOflONS records glv$n .out today which chargee and (me sKm-cuppeat charge. flM-. IRSflftB] The first booki to bear the DouMe- showed that twenty-two out of a Seven persons wei^ sent UrjaQ snd been se advleed Igr. day imprint were issued 1907 when total of thirty-fbur cases evolved one to the state farm for inebriates. conuni$ah»ifc’ 1$ wsp STOLEN IN GREENWICH S. M. McClure united with him in SHOW B|G INCREASE from drink. In Ibecember, only six ’Three cases were noUed and four Druggists be ABOUT HIS CRIMES PUBLISHER, DEAD a publishing venture that lasted cases wefe before the court for simi persons w«m placed on primtion. lar causes. a record o< ' Thought at First a Joke But three years, and with McClure’s de 13 Cases of Plain Intoxication Total receh^ts for the month were acription — parture, Water Hines Page, later Of the 22 Jslnuary cases, five were $951.78 of which $592.46 went to Later the Police Are Notified in January Compare With information sent Cut fieiipa the ambassador to Slngland, joined with for driving under the influence of the state and $359.26 to the town. department. At the- peewit Indiana Bad Man Refuses to — $700 Realized at Dance. Passes Away in Florida at Doubleday. Just One in December* liquor, four for intoxication and in acobrdknee with nn (^pinkiB The firm today is known as Dou- breach of the peace and thirteen for NO DBUOOlB'rS* TAX the office of the attorney | , Greenwich, Jan. 31.— (AP) — A bleday-Doban Co. Among Duoble- A startling increase in the num Intozicatlcm alone. In December Hartford, Jan. 81.— (AP^—If and in the absence of a druggist Admit That He Murdered large birthday cake baked especially Age of 72— Well Known day’s enterprises were World’s ber of cases resulting from the use there was only one case of simple'in when pbarmaclsts'Of Connecticut re under the provtsiona of thia . fo^ the Roosevelt celebration here Work, CJountry Life, Garden Maga ofi spirituous liquors was noticed In toxication. The remainder of the ceive druggist permits for the sale control act, it 4s iUegal to ’eel) zine, Short Stories and other maga the Manchester police court during 34 January cases were for causes last night, was stolen from the ball of alcoholic liquors, there will be no hoi under prescription. a Policeman. in World of Books. zines. room In the Elks’ home while seven hundred persons attending the func Frank G. Jordan, (California’s tion were listening to President Crown Point. Ind.. Jan. 31.— (AP) Miami, Fla., Jan. 31.— (A P )—The secretary of state, 1s beginning his V.5 Roosevelt's address on the radio. twenty fifth year In office. —John Dlllingnr, the'jwaahbuckling At first, with the discovery that body of Frank Nelson Doubleday, 72, Indiana bad-man tamed by Arlaona the cake was missing,. It was be who was known as "the man who peace officers, was behind steel bars lieved to be merely a Joke, but when made publishing a business,” will be Q h e s t in the coimty Jail here today ap the cake was still gone today, police taken home— Oyster Bay. N. Y.—to Colds parently resigned to his fate—a fate were notified and the theft theory day. Ho died here yesterday of an . Best tr ^ e d which the state hopes will be his considered seriously. internal hemorrhage. without ’’dosing’* executio' for killing a policeman. The cake, baked by William Wid- Funeral services are planned for Apparently deserted ly his pals mann, Greenwich baker, and pre Saturday in the cathedral at Geur- sented by him for the affair, had who are reputed to have taken an den City, L. I., not far from the ViSSS Just been awarded to Eric Brand.»r, oath to "kill coppers” the desperado plant where Doubleday first showed STAINLESS now, if you prefer was brought back to Indiana last a member of the orchestra, who placed it on the second floor for the principles of industry could be . night and placed in a solitary cell. successfully adopted to book mak There, while the state made pre safekeeping. Police are wondering how any ing. Office TeL 6018 liminary plans to try him for the thief could have made away with A t the bedside when the book Hartford Tel. 6-9486 ' slaying of Policeman Patrick O’Mal the huge object without being no- publisher died was his wife, Flor ley during a recent $ bank 20,000 Uced. ence. Other survivors are a son. Take Care robbery at Blast Chicago, Ind., the Approximately $700 was realized Nelson W., a daughter, Mrs. Hunt of Your Feet gang leader began to talk, confess for the Warm Springs foundation ington Babcock, both of Oyster Bay, ing. Prosecutor Robert G. Eletill through the ball as a result of jf- and a brother, Russell W., of Glen said, to robberies totaling over forts by the Elks and other fraternal Cove, N. Y. ,A. M. Lerner, D. S. C. : $260,000. He denied, however, he organizations here. .Bom In Brooklyn FOOT SPECIALIST AND had slain Policeman O’Malley, Bom in Brooklyn, he entered the CHIROPODIST Admits Robberies Tests by tractor manufacturers employ of Charles Scribner’s Sons, "DiUinger,” said the prosecutor Office Hours: under guidance of the department of publishers, at 16 and worked there Toes, and Sat., 6 to 10 P. 5L “Is convinced he’s going to bum so agriculture have shown that the use for 18 years. He left there to pub be’i talking. He admitted bank rob Thors., 9 A. M. to 9 P. M. of alcohol as a motor fuel blend is lish a magazine known as the Book And By Ap^lntment. beries at Racine, Wis„ 8 t. Mary’s, practical mechanically but not econ Buyer, but when Scribners Maga Ohio, and Green Castle, Ind., and 865 Main St., Manchester, Conn. omically as yet. zine was first published in 1886, said it was bis boys who liberated him from the lim a. Ohio, Ja 1. . It was during the Lima Jail de livery that Sheriff Jess Barber was shot to death. Fight Out of Him All fight out of him, Dillinger talked agreeably with newspaper men and told them be bad learned In St, Louis before be went to Ari zona that John Hamilton one of bis henchmen, bad been slain, but the authorities discounted the story. Hamilton one of the Indiana con victs who made a sensational escape from the Indiana state prison at ' Michigan City last fall, is wanted in Chicago for slaying a policeman, and officials said t**ey believe * Dil- linger was attempting to “cover up’’ A RTHUR’C for his pal. CLOTHING FURNISHIfiGS Dillinger said that a “buddy” of Hamilton's had told him of Hamil DRUG STORE Men’s and Young Men’s ton’s death and bad given him 845 MAIN STREET 17,000 to deliver to Hamilton's chil BUBINOW BUILDING BAiHROBES HATS dren, adding that this money was OViiRCOATS part of that taken from him at Tuc $10.00, Now . . . $5.00, Now .... $4.00 son, where he and a group of his No Deliveries At These Prices! $45.00 Coats Now $7.50 followers were arrested last 'Thurs $34.95 day. 5 4 7 . $7.50, Now.. $6.00 $4.00, JNow .... $3.50 Read Them and See Why! $40.00 Coats Now $29.95 At Arthur^s Every Day Is Sale Day! $5.00, Now .... $4.25 $8.50, Now .... $2.95 PRESENTS PURPLE HEART $85.00 Coats Now $27.95 10% Off On Cans. INCORPORATION BILL $80.00 Coats Now $23.95 $25.00 Coats Now GLOVES SWEATER VAPEX . . . . .57« $22.50 Coats Now $19.95 $5.00 and $4.00 ^ U. S. Senator Lfmergan to In Other Sfanilar Good Gloves, now.. SPECIAL Inhalants...... 2 5 0 “ * 4 9 c troduce Meaiure — Head- $20.00 Coats Now $17.95 $3.00 Gloves, d* O C /Y 17 Wool Slip- PAGE E IG H I V'jfVi'f MANCHZSTES W e are all aiudoue, particularly a mound at the Uve fuel to the front roIn tbeaemew tlmee, to make the coal w furnace ^ and then throw making In STUDENT VISITS Read **Alice** Three TimeSf_^ TANK TEAM WINS our Mas last a i long as possible. sure not to cover thla mound of Uve SWIMMING TEAM’S Because of this we believe that by fuel at the front. Then before throwing a shovelful or two on the 3mu leave the fumaoe, look at the NIAGARA FALLS Enjoyed The Film Version BROCKTON MEET Are at a time we are getting the poeitlon of the turn damper and most economical results. As a lure that this la almoat tight' matter of fact, however, this is ly closed. You wiU find with an When asked for her opinion of the ^Alice, a very Imaginative girl, al RECORD IMPOSING very uneconomical. A thin fire thracite that you can operate with Margaret Toman, ’35, De picture "Alice in Wonderland,’’ a ways waatecl to know what was on Members Are Royally Enter allows large quamtities of air to the turn damper almost In the member of the Junior class said: " I the other side of the looking glass. pass through the fuel bed, absorb closed position and stiU get suffl' She falls asleep and dreams, that have read the book three times and ing beat and carrying this beat with dent heat In the houae. In thla scribes Trip to Great she steps through the looking glass. tained at Y. M. C. A. in Stndenb Prosd of JtoBOi it up the chimney. way you save money by aUowing have always wanted to see it as a Everything on thef other side is The most economical way to re less waste of heat up the chimney. picture. It was very good and I the op^os:ifte to the room she 1ms fuel your furnace is to carry a Natural Wonder. enjoyed it immensely; In fact, I Isft. She follows Mr. Rabbit and That City. Brouglit to School bj think older people would enjoy It drinks from a bottle marked ADVENTURE IN BfANOHESTBR heavier bed of fuel, at least up to ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS. the level of the fire door, at aU even more than the children, espec "Poison." When she grows very Mrs. 0. W., Hudson. N. Y. There ially if they had read the book, be tall, shs cries and tbsn she sees a Coming up Hartford Road, after Tank Start— Hope h times. When refueling a furnace Margaret Toman, ’35, who vialted The Manchester High swimming never shake down the grates un is hardly sufficient information in cause they could appreciate the candy market "Eat Me.” She eats it passing the red bridge, one sees a your letter to solve this problem. Niagara Falla last summer, describ scenery necessary for the picture, team defeated the Brockton, Mass. less it is necessary to make room and grows very small. Then she winding gravel rood to the right ed that famous scene for the benefit and also the efforts to'make Alice’s Beat BristoL for a fresh charge of coal. Of However, It appears there Is Im falls into her pool of tears and has Y. M. C. A. swimming team In the of those who have not visited the sudden growth seem natural.’’ On a suitry June day looking dowa course, in extremely cold weather proper or insufficient cold air return a bad time of it. Alice next goes Brockton "Y " pool Saturday night place. Further questioning resulted In to the Duchess’ house where the this small avenue, bordered by trees it will be necessary to put on more to the base of the heater. 'This Is “There are many wonders in the the following account. cook is throwing plates at everyone by the narrowest score possible— 84- and daisies, I decided to find out Manchester High school ihould b< coal than in mild weather and con partly resulting in hot air grilles world but N ii^ara FiUla Is the "I think I appreciated most the and the Duchess is tossing the baby 32. where it led. very proud ^ its swimming team sequently the grates will have to be acting as cold air returns. greatest natural wonder. Niagara manner in which Alice became around. The baby then turns into a Manchester splashed their way to It was peaceful and cool going Under tbe fine coaching of Mr. John shaken more at this time. In any I suggest that a laige cold air FaHa is altuated about twenty-twd larger and then smaller In the pig. Alice meets the Cheshire Cat, victory In four of the seven events. down the road. Suddenly I came up gren, Manchester High is almost case, however, stop when you see return be placed at the foot of the mllea from the beginniiu^ of the play. It necessary to raise the furni who directs her to the Mad Hatter’s Leary and Steebholz swam their on a wmali, brown house, which was certain of capturing the C. C. I. L the first red glow in the ashpit. Do stairs leading to thi second floor, Niagara River at L^ke Brie. It is ture to give the desired effect, but 1 house. Here a crazy tea party is way to first places In the 40-yard hidden among the trees The lawp this season. not shake after live coals begin and piped directly to the base of the divided by Goat Island into two sec believe the change, in the picture, being, held. Next she attends the back-stroke and breast-stroke res was freshly out and across its dropping through. This is waste heater. I f there is any cold air tions, the American and the Horse Two weeks ago tbe swimming was made In the same manner in croquet game where the Queen is pectively. Both the medley relay green smoothness bubbled merr,* ful. If we stop when we see the coming in from the outside, it shoe Falls, one being in the United a team went up to Storra OoUege. The which Frederick March changed always shouting "Off with ^is team and the 160 yard relay teams little omok. This was a heavenly should be shut off. A ll air should States and tne other in Canada. team worked very hard but just first red glow In the ashpit, we au from Dr. Jekell to Mr. Hyde in the head.’’ won first places. ’The Brockton re place. tomatically leave a layer of ash come from the basement or from "The most thrilling adventure one picture of that name. When Alice couldn’t get the last stroke in ahead “After Alice hears the Mock Tur lay team was disqualified when theli Becoming a little braver, I walked about 2 Inches thick on the grates, the cold air return on the first floor. can have while at the Falls is to opened the first door she came to, tle’s story she meets Tweedle Dum of its opponents. They lost by the anchor man, Davis, "jumped the nearer the bouse. A small door which helps to support the live fuel I f detailed information could be cross the great whirlpool In the after falling into a hole, she found and Twsedle Dee, who tell her the score of forty-two to thirty-two. It gim." Leary, Steebholz, smd Bren openeC onto a large porch facing above and prevent it from dropping mailed to me in the way of a sketch, Aero Cable car. ■^e The cable car is four doors exactly alike and each story of the ‘Walrus and the Car iF important to know that tbe team nan starred for Manchester, while the south. 'The windows, which were through Into the ashpit and being I would be glad to give you a more very small and swings over the one smaller than the one before. As penter.’ She meets Humpty that Manchester swam against waa Davis lead the way for Brockton clean and curtainlesa, were made of wasted. definite answer on your beating whirlpool by means of wires and a she opened each door, she became Dumpty, wtm falls off the v ^ l with first places In the 40 and 100 the Jiinlor vrarsity team of that col small panes. Cream-colored shades Remember: If you use Chestnut, problem. pulley. If this Is too thrilling, one smaller, in proportion to the door. when be laughs at her. ’The White yard clashes. lege. can take a ride on the Niagara were drawn half way. Pea or smaller coal, be sure to pull Miss J. P. T., Burlington, Vt. In Another amusing episode was the Knight, who is always falling off River on the Maid of the Mist, 'The results of the meet follow: “Please come in and have a glass On Friday afternoon, Jamiary 12, your letter you do not give us the story of the ‘Walrus and the Car his horse, rides up and directs her which is a passenger ship. ’The 160 yard relay; won by Man of buttermilk and a piece of ginger they splashed their way to victory size of the teller in which this coal penter,’ This was shown on a small out of the woods. Alice is made a chester (Carney, McCormick, "Another thrilling adventure is to bread," a kind voice said. against Merldeh High school. The is being burned. stage in an animated cartoon. queen and she sings the Red and Starcbewskl, Brennan). The 40-yard go into the Cave of the Winds, Upon turning I saw a small wom final score of this meet was forty- Unbumed coal in the ashpit may "Charlotte Henry, as Alice, was a w hite Queens to sleep. To conclude breast-stroke, time SO 2-5 sec.: 1. SKIN PIMPLY? which is imder the F^lls. In order very natural and realistic Alice and her adventure she attends a banquet an i^th soft white hair. I smilingly seven to twenty-eight During this be caused by incorrect size of fuel, Steebholz (M); 2. Cobum (M); to go here, you enter a large house she played her part very well. She held in her honor. She isn’t allowed accepted her invitation. meet Steebholz broke the school T ry This! Get Quick Relief improper firing methods, and* too 8. McGuire (B); The 40 • yard and are given a raincoat, a bat, and was Just as anyone who has resid to eat anything because the Red I passed into the dining room, record in the breast stroke event by ^ueedng aggravates itching, vigorous sbaking'of grates. freestyle, time 20 2-6 ser*.; a pair o f boots. You then enter an the book would Imagine Alice to be. Queen Intiteluces her to the roast, whlcl was large and cheery. The tbe fast time of 1:28.2. Steohhols tender pimples and ugly red ,If the grate openings are one inch 1. Davis (Bl; 2. Svlrsky (B);, 3. elevator which takes you to the foot 'The Red Queen and the White and of course she can’t cut a ^ o n e kind little lady, who was the care claims that he is out to bring tbe or less and the draft sufficient, it Mozzer (M ); ’The 40-yard back- blotches— makes them worse. T ry of the falls. Here you follow a small Queen played by Edna May Oliver she has been Introduced to. when taker, led me to the cool, sbaJy school record down to 1:18, will be possible to use chestnut size stroke, time 26 2-5 sec,; 1. Leary fenced-in path which leads you and Louise Fazenza, respectively, all the guests get up and walk on kitchen. Buttermilk and ginger Bob Carney, tbe captsfin, certainly ing to cover them up with costly coal fired without the "heaping under the Falls. ’This Is a very (M); 2. Cox (B); 8. Starcbewskl were excellent. Gary Cooper was the table Alice wakes up, realizing bread, the foods of the gods! gave a good example to the rest oi cosmetics is useless— Just a waste fire’’ method. ’This method of fir thrilling feeling because the noise (M ): ’The 100-yard freestyle, time a grand 'White Knight. it was only a dream." My hostesb showed me the large the team while at Meriden. H if fight ing with this size fuel should elim under the Falls is deafening. You 1:06 2-6, 1. Davis (B ); 2. Brennan of money. Simply get a 36c box "The story was briefly as follows. — Margaret SuUlvao, '88. stone pantry, which made me feel smd scrap when he was swimming inate unbumed coal in the refuse, can imagine the noise when fifteen (M ): 8. Camey (M ); 'The 120 yard of PETERSON’S OINTMENT. A Medley Relay, time 1:17 1-5, won that 1 was in an Icebox. On shelves the two-twenty-yard swim earned single application will relieve irri provided there is no vigorous shak million cubic feet of water are rush- ing through the Falls each minute by Manchester (Leary Stehholz, trimmed in blue and white, pre first place. "Bull’’ Mozzer, tbe flash tation, brings pimples to a head and ing of the grates. There are many othen who could at a terrific rate of speed. Mozzer). Diving .results were: 1. serves and 'ovely dishes filled this ing fullback of the football team, aids nature in healing. PE TE R learn If they do not know how. “ A fter dark, a new glory can be Noonan (B ); 2. Giard (B ); 3. Stech- immense pantry. came In first in the forty-yard dash. SON’S has benefited thousands in (If you have any beating prob GEOLOGY ADDED Surely, there Is a atudent who turned on and off at the mere push bolz (M ). She brought me in the Oiiying Saturday, January 27, tbe team last 30 years. Help clear up your Knows how to dance that would lems address John Barclay, Room ing of a switch button, which throws The team left Manchester at one room, where I saw a set of dishes traveled to Brockton, Mass., where skin—get quick relief or druggist teach you. No one will laugh or 1814,120 Broadway, New York City. on the billion candle power battery o’clock Saturday In private cars from England. 'These were very old they edged tbe Brockton Y Junior jeer at you If you make a few mis will refund your money. Try He will be glad to reply in a person of electric searchlights which flood AS H. S. SUBJECT with Mr. Greer and Leland Stevens and prized highly. ,A small, rickety, team by the score of 84-82. takes when you’re juat learning. PETERSON’S—you can’t lose. al letter.) light the -'alls. 'The Falls are flood driving and arrived lir Brockton Everybody knows bow to sing. brown high chair stood in the cor- The swimming team shows lighted by colored lights—one of the about four o’clock. The team wem One can suggest any popular favor 'ner. This was the high chair used promise of a successful season- most remarkable things that can be to the Brockton Y. M. C. A. and ite or classic song, and it will be by George Cheney, an early settler Their swim against Bristol in two or done through science. then to the families of the Brockton played. Why don’t you all take part in Manchester. Curious pieces of three weeks will probably decide th« "N iagara Falls is visited each Takes Half Year Period as swimmers for supper. A fter supper In this rendezvous and make It glasses from different states and winner of the a C. L L. year by thousands of people and is the boys returned to the “ Y ” and merrier? Reeolve now, that the countries adorned a small shelf. — Tom Serpllss, ’85. one of the rare beauties of the the, swimming meet was held at 8 Leaving the dining room, we went Snbstitnte for Astronomy; next time you go up to the com- p ’clock. world. Niagara Falls is said to be to the spacious living room. ’The munity-sln^ng meeting you will After the meet the team witness The pride of New York." fire place and old andirons r id a Mr. Emery in Charge. take part m it. See if we can make ed a basketball game between the this type of entertainment a suc Brockton and Lynn " Y ” toaros and basket fur the wood. On a small S lf lH IS INJURED Marlow's cess. shelf above the Ireplace was a were sorry to see that Brockton No doubt there are people in the lost. Later a lunch of cocoa, sand small cup and a teapot belonging to IN BRISTOL GAME Great BARNARD SCHOOL Geology, the etudy of the history Manchester High School who are wiches, and ctipcakes was served to the present Cheneys’ famous ances of the earth and the earth’s inhabit- talented. It would be good practice the Manchester team. tor. a i^ , is a new sul^eot In high school for these pe address will be dellversd by Captain Prichard presiding. Considerable “has called for the most careful, Armstrong. routoe buBuess was eoteid upon. dlploniatle, and urgent repreienta- UGUARDIA ISSUES It is also hoped that aarenee BRTIIDATSOCUL Mlae Mary louney and K l » Mar Manchester DIPLOMATIC WORK tivee.” ROCKVHIE Scarborough, department liaison of ion Hartlgan of Jew Britain jbeve n m t BlaUorim Ctefr ficer of the American Legion, w” l returned home after a short vlett Date Book FOR UlTRER I£AGQE “ACAUTOARMS” be present as will John J. Connors with Miss Margaret McCartin of ISCOSTlYTOUiS. Tben be cited tbe case o f eeverai of Veterans Bureau. The meet High street. Americans arrested In Mallorca, ing will be held In the GA.R. rooma. A membef^ social is being held This Week Spain. Win Be Reid at Emanuel 600 AHEND BIRTHDAY Memorial Building. this afternoon by the RockvUle Em February 2—Wedding Gown Pag Tbe depattmsnt acted to see that Lutheran Church on Friday it'o Meriden Tonight blem CTub in the Elks Home op they were given a fair trial, be said, State legislature Defeats eant at Wblton Memorial bail. ' Expenses Larger Than in E ven in f. BALL FOR PRESDENT The T^uther League of the First Prospect street. The committee ’s Also annuel meeting of Automo but added “undoubtedly it was par Lutheran Church of Rockville will Mrs. Robert Brpwn, Mrs. George bile Division of Chamber of Com tially their own fault” for having His Economy Bill; To Put Betts and Mrs. Frank Balkner of go to Meriden this evening to attend merce at Castle Farm Inn. World War Times House acted “ unwiaely” jm d incurred the A birthday social wUl be bdd at Tolland County People Partici Mancheeter. Also dance. School Street Recrea displeasure of the people of Mal- a social which will be held by tl,e the regular meeting of the Lutber pate—Cold- Weather Puts Meriden Luther League. The party Herbert Carvej of the Connecti tion Center. lorca. Matter Up to the People. cut State College at Storrs is the League of the Enoanuel Lutheran •Stop to eWA Labors. will lei e about 6:45 o’clock by bug, February 3— Zipser Qub dance, Comniktee Is Informed. "Cuba, of course, has. been our retumlng^about midnight. An tnvl- guest of his parents, Mr. anc Mrs.’ Sub-Alpine Qub. oonstant concern,” he said, adding church Friday evening at 8 o^oek, Edward Garvey of Cottage street Also M. H- S,-New Britain game the program being in chuge of Miss Young Guard and Old Guard tatlou has also been extended to the that “we always have Liberia wlto N«w York, Jmn. 81.— (AP) — A young oeople of the church regard Miss Irene C. Snaper of New at State Armory. Washington, Jan. 31.— (AP) _ us.” Svea Lindberg and her^ publicity Democrats, Republicans and people York a t y is the gue-i of her aunt, committee. A business meeting call to sutes a^lnst legislative In- less of whether they are members Coming Events Trouble spots all over the globe haye "Tbe Far Elast is such a large torference from Albany Is to be of minor political parties and of no of the Luther League or not. Mrs. George Fox of Grand street. subject that I cannot possibly do it will precede the program and social. February 6 and 7—Play, "Penrod” combined to make the work of the The entertainment will Include a made to the people of New York party Joined In making the Presi Former Pastor Coming at Wbiton Memorial by Community JuaUce in this brier time,” PhllUjis State Department "larger now that short sketch and piano solos by State tomorrow night by Mayor dent Roosevelt birthday ball a big Rev. Percy E. Thomas of Lowell, Players, auspices EducatioiMil Club. told the committee. "The problems Florello H. LaOuardia in the belief Fred La'vey. Special refreshments success last night. Mass., former pastor of the Union PRINCIPAL TO DISCUSS February 9—Junior Prom at It was even In the World Wax which have been presented are not will be served. - the mrmlclpal credit, not only of The event, held in the Town Hall, Congregational Church of Rockville, Manchester High school. times.” routine. Many of them are entirely New York Oty but of upstate cities, Also annual Firemen’s Night at new, and require delicate handling.” was attended by close to 600 people has been secured as the preacher at Undersecretary William Phillips, SEED MERCHANT DIES Is in Jeopardy. from all parts of Tolland County. the Congregational Church for Sun STANDARDS IN SCHOOL School Street Rec. Moving in bis cbaracterlstlo vigor- testifying before a House appro There were several unusual featurw February 10—Girl Scout rally, eus maimer, Mayor LaOuardia mads day night, A large number oi per priations sub-committee on the de New Haven, Jan. 31.— (AP) — known his purpose following the Including several acta of entertain sons of all creeds is expected to be Arthur H. Tiling to Be Guest pageant and Scout demonstration, partment’s 1935 appropriations, told CRASH VICTIMS’ CONDITION Prank Sherman Platt, 84, pioneer ment and the cutting of a big birth on hand to greet Rev. ’Thomas vho at State ArnJory, 7:80 p. m. of this situation jmd credited It to seed and flower merchan* here, died defeat of his economy bill in the Speaker on Center Church State Legislature last night by day cake weighing 344 pounds, has not occupied a local pulpit for Also annual meeting of local VO "the unusual conditions that exist Danbury, Jan. 81.— (AP) — The last night after a brief Illness. which he hoped to effect economic which was decoiated with 52 can a period of three years. The service Program This Evening. Qub at Oaano'e cottage at Bolton. in the world, the depression first of condition of Mr., and Mrs. Richard Throughout his life, Platt lived in dles. will start promptly at 7 o’clock. February 11 — Police benefit at reforms in Gotham’s government all, which has led ■v^ous countries Morrow of West Cornwall, who ware the same site where he was born, The evening’s program opened A double male quartet, consisting State Theater. Into all sorts of devious ways.” although the house was rebuilt and balance the city’s budget. Under auspices of the World Ser An appeal by radio will be made with a short concert by Prof. Ar of L u 'h f A. White, Reginald Kent, February 12— Father and Son "We have to be very careful that injured yesterday in an automobile once. directly to the people of Rochester, thur Stein’s Orchestra followed iy Wilfred Kent, Roy Playdon, Percy vice committee of the Center Banquet at South Methodist church. Amerlcsu.' are not legislated against coUlslon at Bulbs Bridge on the He was one of the members ot Syracuse and other key cMles of the several acts of vaudeville. Including Cooley, Arthur Putcher, Robert Church Women’s Federation, a p*-o- February 14, 15, 18, -17—Automo in foreign countries,” be explained. Danbury-Canaan state highway, in Plymouth church, having been a which Miss Marjorie Sarver of West state for support in his fight to ob* the following: Marley Sisters of Pierce and Wklter Edwards will gram of more than ordinary inter bile and Home Appliance Show at "The new forms of government member of the old Howe street tain necessary legislatlem. Rockville, dancing act: George D. render selections. State Armory. Cornwall was Idlled, remains on- church, from which the Plymoutn est will be given this evening at 8 which have appeared on the scene, changed today at tbe Danbury hos Both major broadcasting systems Neff, of Tolland, old time flddllrg George Diedering o’clock at the church. While on the Febriiary 16—Annual banquet of church sprang, and in point of con the racial and other irritations that pital. Mr. Morrow has a serious have offered their facilities for 10 act: Panceria Sisters Trio, of Staf George Diedering, 62, died on church calendar and In the press it Luthet League of Emahuel Lutheran have come, have led to complica tinuous membership wa> the oldest to 10:30 p. m. Thursday night. ford Springs, singing act; Prof. has been announced as a meeting church. lung injury, the outcome of which member of the congregation. Monday at his home on Thompson tions of all sorts and kinds.” cannot be foretold at the present Upstate voters, the mayor de Charles Bartlett of Rockville in his street. Death was caused by com for women, the committee has de March IS, 14, 15, 16 — Annual Phillips said the Attitude of the Platt leaves no Immediate familv, loop and lamp act; Bobby LaBreck time. Mrs, Marrow has a,fracture but he has nieces and nephews In clared, have only slightly less at plications following an extended lll» cided to not only invite the men of Herald Cooking School at Stale HiUer regime In Qernaany toward of Somers, five year old dancer; of the left leg and a fracture of the atake than those living in New York ness. the church but ^ In the community Theater. Sessions in morning. the Jews provided an instance which Hamden, New Haven, Boston, Hart collar bone. ford and San Francisco. City in the solvency of the munici "Three Black Spots,” Rockville trio Mr. Dlederlng was bom in Hack who are Interested particularly In March 20—Annual Concert of O pal government of dancers; Albert Jarvis of South ensack, N. J., on April 8, 1871, the what Princlpai Arthur H. lUlng of Qef Club at Emanuel Lutheran Manchester High school will have to Hite Whole State Coventr:-, solo dancing. son of PhlHr and Catherine (Mild- church. He feels a breakdown in the say on the subject of “High School The committee In charge com ner) Dledering and lived In Rock April 2—Masonic Bail, State Ar BOlvency of New York’s seriously Standards and How They are Main prised Charles S. McCarthy of ville for more than a half century. mory. threatened financial structure would Rockville, general chairman; Mrs. tained.” April 23—Ninth annual concert of react directly upon the solvency of He came to Rockville with his par Mrs. Sidney Wheaton, a former Fannie Dixon Welch of Columbia, ents more than fifty years ago. He Beethoven Glee Qub at High school other hard pressed upstate munici vice-chairman; Ernest H. Wood- teacher in Manchester High school, auditorium. palities, and might fatally impair was widely known as a carpenter has devoted much time to the pre worth, of Columbia, tr:asurer; Ray and builder untl be was afflicUd by Bceded credit even to the extent of mond Splelman of Rockville, secre paration of a review of Albert blindness nearly 19 years ago. A Schweitzer’s "Out of My Light and Popular Market aettlng back the Federal govern tary. THE SHOPPING CENTER ^ R THRIFTY PEOPLE ment’s relief and civil works pro week ago today he suffered a para Thought,” and Miss Frances Howe, Because of recovery activities la eWA Work Postponed lytic strike which was the direct re "Lloyd Douglas’s "The Magnificent tbe Black Hills and Harney national 855 MAIN STREET gram in New York State. The eW A road work on Mile Hill RUBINOW BUILDING The mayor early announced bis sult of bis death. Obsession.” Vocal duets will be forest of South Dakota more men near the Veraon-Tolland Town Line He was a member of Tankeroosan gven^by A^rs. Paul Agard and Mrs, are employed there this winter than intention of going over the heads of had to be postponed for a second the Legislators if bis economy pro Tribe No. 51, Improved Order of , Waterman. at any time since the gold rush. time yesterday because of the cold. Red Men and of the First Lutheran gram was wrecked. Although sup When the workers appeared at the ported by Democratic Governor Church. Town Hall yesterday morning hbout Herbert Lehman in the present bill, George Dlederlng is survived by SALT PORK the mayor originally modified his T o’clock they were sent to their his wife, Mrs. Minnie (Felstel) Dle We just received 1,000 pounds for Thursday’s feature bill at the governor’s urging to elim- homes because the temperature was derlng: two brothers, Charles and special! tnate the dictatorship featuresfeal close to the zero mark. This was Philip Dledering of Syracuse, N. Y., Killed by Democrats also the case on Monday. The high two sisters, Mrs. Philip Pressler of But It was the Democratic vote in winds of the day before were ab Rockville and Mrs. Sophie Wenzke Country Roll Creamery the State Assembly last night which sent yesterday morning aujd many of Springfield, Mass. L E A N FR ESH killed the bill, the measure falling of the eW A workers were eat,er to ’The funeral was held at the home 19 votes short of the necessary two- go to work. The group working on at 16 Thompson street this after BUTTER thirds majority. Three Democrats the CV’A Job in the Memorial Build noon at 2 o’clock. Rev. K. Otto, pas SHOULDERS Joined the Republican bloc to vote ing conMnued their labors as usual. tor, officiated. Burial was In the “aye.” The master painters and their family plot in Grove Hill Cemetery. helpers completed their week yes Tbs most recent estimates on the Briefs financial plight of New York City terday and will la*^ off until Friday show these adverse factors, a def morning when they start another Constable Qeorgt Dunn, Demo icit in the current budget approxi week. cratic registrar of voters who was BOILIMC BEEF mating 935,000,000— unpaid land The work In the Memorial Build seriously injured while serving a Strictly Fresh Large awards under previous admlnistra- ing has reached a stage where it paper several days ago, was able to tidbs of 120,000,000—and $57,000,000 was impossible to hold the regular be about again yesterday. He has in short term notes issued last fall meeting of the Common Council in been under the care of Dr. E. H. Folks from sll walks art eonfreirted wKh this qoesfloa and EGGS PIGS FEET to meet payroll emergencies due to Its own chambbrs last evening. At Metcalf for several days. thousands of ihf m have found our aerviet to b« |ust what mature in three years. the suggestlor. of Mayor George C. The wooler mlUe of the James J. ’The feature of the mayor’s pro- Behests the Council adjourned to the ,Regan Manufacturing Company re they need. Hern any mount from SlO tn $100 can bo doz. FRESH SLICED posed program iomy meeting Police Court Room at the rear of sumed operations yesteiday r-.ora- obtained wtthodt seeurOy of any kli^ . . . largor amoonli moet serious oppb'dltlon has been hie the building. Tfie meeting was very Ing after be'ng closed for sevtral Intended furloughing of city em short and only routine matters were mont;hs. The work was started m up to $300 can bt obtalnod on kouMkold fumituro or M BEEF LIVER Pure Print ployes. A strong lobby has worked acted upon. the dye house yesterday and other endorsed note. And tbe only cost Is • monthly eherfo against this proposal In Albany. The Common Council rooms were branches will resume operations given \ second washing yesterday. within Bmifivv days, of three per cent on the unpeid balenee. It Is hoped to start the palutlng of Victory Assembly, Catholic LARD FRESH SHIPMENT OF SEABRIGHT this room on Friday morning. Ladles of Columbus, will hold a card MRS. ALMA OSBORN First Aid aasB Tonight party on 'Thursday afternoon in their rooms in the Prescott Block. IDEAL FINANCING ASSOCIATION, IDS. l i b s . The eW A First Aid Class which •tt-SSSMknO OYSTERS HEADS EASTERN STAR was started on Monday morning A regular business meeting vdll be am nee held by the assembly in the evening will hold a session this evening with MANCHtSm Dr. Robert P. Knapp of Manchester at 8 o’clock followed by a social in charge. About forty CWA work hour. POUNDS LEAN POUNDS Hartford, Jan. 81.— (AP) — Mrs. The regular meeting of the Board Alma Osborn of Meriden was elecc- ers are members of this class. PORK CHOPS SPARERIBS ’This group is to receive the regu of Selectmen was held last evening ed worthy grand matron of the with First Selectman Francis J. Grand Chapter of Connecticut, Order lar Red Cross instruction in First Metered Service of the Eastern Star, at the sixtieth Aid Work and will have about six POUNDS POUNDS annual session at Foot Guard hail, lessons In place of the usual ten ’ •'s- VEAL CHOPS VEAL STEW this morning. sons. Because of the activities of Bonded Drivers Other grand chapter officers elect Dr. Knapp it will be necessary t ed are: Worthy Grand Patron, hold these classes In the evening PORTERFIELD’S Hose Delivery POUNDS POUNDS FRESH Frederick W. Horton, West Hart starting tonight. The classes will FORD PARTS & SERVICE (No Spilling) SHOULDER STEAK GROUND HAMBURG ford: Assciiated Grand Matron, Mw. also be held at Manchester for the Isabelle Reynolds, New Haven; As convenience of Dr. Knapp. This JIMMIE COSGROVE sociate Grand Patron, Edwin R. group win give first aid relief on the In Charge of Repairs. CWA Projects about Tolland Coun FRESH FISH ARRIVES THURSDAY MORNING Barrlng^ton, Thomaston; Grand Con Spruce and Pearl Sts., Phone 6584 B/ue F/ a m e ductress, Mra Ruth A. Jones, Wat- ty. erbury. Officers School on Saturday STEAK Mrs. Osborn is a member of Azalia Captain E. P. Armstrong, state chapter of Stratford. treasurer of the. American Legion, FRESkl The business of the n-nnuai session will attend • meeting In Rock'vllle RANGE OIL HALIBUT was concluded this afternoon. on Saturday afternoon where he The new officers will be installed will conduct a Tolland County serv SMELTS this evening. ice officers school. FRANKLIN FUE-L OIL An Inidtatlon has been extended The “Emerson Calorimeter Test” shows there are more “beat 1 8 ^ lb. to all World War Veterans to at units” in Franklin Bine Flame Range Oil. It is the better grade STEAK tend this school. A very interesting of water white kerosene. Recreation Center FANCY COD Items of Interest Phone 3980 For Better Service! MACKEREL Tonight’s Program The Racklitfo Oil Company STEAK The women’s gym class will meet >e lb. from 7:15 to 8 o’clock. Following the gym class the Rec girls basketball team will play the Stafford girls team. The bowling alleys will be open all evening for those who care to bowl. The senior men’s life saving class ANNOUNCEMENT will meet from 7:00 to 7:45. THURSDAY'S SPECIALS AT A t the West Side building there This Is To Notify The Public That The will be a public set-back party. Plav win start at 8:0o The dance in the gym this week EVERYBODY'S MARKET will be held on Friday night. Art McKay and his 10 piece orchestra Socony Gasoline Station Land OT-akes______A Sensational Hit! will entertain. BUTTER! Yacht a u b At Oakland and North School Streets COFFEE! CURB QUOTATIONS At lb. 2 5 « Has Changed Hands And Will Be Operated By lb. 1 9 c WiLDmeo. lA od.'" oi Lindt i pounds. M^l^w Ripe Amer a t Pow and Lt B ...... 8 % NEXT TO STATE ARMORY Large Size Assd Gas and E le c ...... 1:^4 BANANAS! Amer Sup P o w ...... W . M. Beckwith PRUNES! Blue Ridge ...... 2 \ 700 Cent States E lec ...... 1 % Open For Business February 1,1934 doz. I J c atles Service ...... 314 i|00 3 lbs. 2 S « a tle s Serv., pfd ...... 19 Selected Local Elec Bond and Share...... 18% Fancy California Ford Limited ...... 6 % LEMONS! APPLES! Midwest U tils ...... 14 Nlag Hud P ow ...... 714 I>enn Road ...... 37^ each 2 o Begal I^^k % Stand Oil I n d ...... 33 Del Monte Red (Sook^pe) finest Brand United Founders ...... 1 % Fire and Liability United Gas ...... 3% SALMON! PEACHES! United Lt and Pow A ...... 4 Util Pow and L t ...... 114 Canadian Marconi ...... 2% Mavis BottUng...... In su ra n ce Webster’s Select Quality Fancy Juley A war veterans’ pubUcation criti * 6 » ' » PEAS! G R A P E F R U m cised the “eternal fire” atop the Kansas aty Liberty memorial be RICHARD G. RICH No. 2 cause it does not bum after 11:30 Tinker Building South Manchester ,cans 9 for 2 5 e i 'a t %-a'r < ■ •■■r 'FAQBTBK MAN05B8TBR BVEN1K6 RBRALD. BtAIfCHBSTHB, OONNh WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 81,1984; Ptopcfttcs In Town Assessed Fov $10^000 Ot Herewith ie presented the list of Donahue and Johnston ... 29,520 KUdlsh, Annie ...... 11,779 Rush, Lura ...... 16,341 Mohr, Fritz ...... 18,666 taxable properties assessed at Donahue, Francis ...... 10,989 Kirsc'Uoer, Augusta ...... 14,139 Russell, R LaMotte...... 20,62.5 AUVBKT18 BMI&Nf-> 110,000 and over in Manchester. Donnelly, Robert and Nora 12,646 Montgomery Ward (3a . 36,820 ADVERTISEMENT— Klssman, A d olp h ...... 18,262 Rymandck, Rudolph...... 10,166 Moriarty, Hugh and Sarsdi ' Upon the shoulders of the taxpayers Dougan Dye W orks ...... 17,663 Kittle, Robert et u x ---- 19,674 PLAN TO ORDER Est...... 15,233 listed here will rest the tax burden Dougherty, Patrick, Est.,. 11,354 Klein, Annie and Samuel 10,048 Sadyskl, Emily W ..... 13,361 of this town this s^ar. The tax E Morris A C3o...... 10,455 Knofla, Adolph C...... 21,722 St James's Church Corp, . 42,431 McNally, William J...... rate will be set at the adjourned an Edgerton, Edgar and Au Knofla, Albert F...... 11,570 . 10,098 Salonik, Julius ...... 11364 Memirow, Bella and MiUi- 5,000 WAR PLANES nual town meeting to be held on gusta ...... 13,379 Knofla, Arthur A ...... 21,764 Sanderson, Henry E st . . . 10391 cent Leader ...... March 5. Eldridge, Emma K...... 33,663 Kompanlk, Celestine and Sandholm, F u ld a ..... 12,194 36,027 THE New Haven Bank (N. B. The budget recommended at the Elman, Morris L...... 10,766 Mary ...... 11,374 Sankey, G. H. ^ ...... 11,294 annual town meeting in October to Elliott, Edward, Sr...... 14,814 A.) ...... Krah, Frederick A ...... 13,181 Sargent, Minnie 13,280 63,945 Preparedness Cry Rings in taled $1,052,598. Estimated income Emond, Joseph and Louise 22,033 Kuroski, Joseph ...... 13,011 Savings Bank of Manches O’Mera, Martin J...... 11,520 BARGAIN HOUND Eneman, Annie reduced this to a figure to be raised 14,946 L ter (No. School) ...... 11,115 Pitkin, Robert EJst...... 10,045 by taxation amounting to $814,- England^W. H arry ...... 105,310 Savings Bank of Manebes Purnell, Russell ...... 17,058 Enrico, Domenic, et ux L’Esperance, Charles et Congress as Navy Bill Is 808.84. According to Town Treas 19,312 u x ...... Savings Bank of Rockville 53,988 F 13,.^57 ter (241-51 No. Main) .. 13,874 Shiver, shiver— can’t be helped urer George H. Waddell this esti Lamenzo, Antonio...... Savings Bank of Manches Silberman A Kahn ...... 21,912 Butter has been in use for so long mate remains approximately the Fallows, James, Est...... 15,070 when you’re out braving these Arc 12,421 Lantierl, Gaetano et ux . ter (Main' St. and Pur Southern N. E. Tel. Co. .. 57,632 Being Debated. that we don’t even know when it same now. The schools budget was Farr, Felix and Lucy ... 19,301 11,220 tic breezes. All the more reason Larson, Hannah B...... 10,806 nell) ...... 105,309Standard Oil (3o. of N. Y. was discovered that this delicacy incre^ed $11,000 after the October Farr, Felix and Rocco . . . 43,785 to be warm when you enter your could be made from cream. TimM Farr, Frank ...... Laufer, Jacob ...... 22,924 Savings Bank of Manches Ric...... 26,397 living room m’dear. Be comfort meeting but there have been some 11,894 Standish, A. E. Est...... 18,455 have changed though and we would Farr, Frank and Antoin Lentl, John . . . c ...... 16,788 ter ((ZJampbell Prop, De^ Washington, Jan. 31.— (AP) able and turn a warm indifferent reductions to offset that. Stannard, J. JI...... 10,7i5 hardly recognize as butter the treas The grand list announced yester ette ...... Lentl, Louis ...... 10,860 pot Sq.) ...... 12,960 horde of more than 5,000 Army and shoulder to colds. Order coal that 43,426 Thome, Ethel M. Cheney 12,991 ured spread that was served to chief day by the Board of Assessors to Farr, Lucy and Angeline Levebuk, Michael and Savings Bank of Manches Navy fighting planes would be or you know is going to give you this M a r ia ...... 21,813 ter (Marks Prop.) ..... 11,574 Underwriters Finance Co. tains and kings of old. (Jertainly tals $41,838,372. A 19% miU tax Del Guerico ...... 28,220 dered for thi two services under satisfactory heat It’s sure to be we would not like it because tradi Farr, Rocco ...... Lewis, Ethel F ish ...... 14,163 Savings Bank of Manches IDC...... 23,400 rate would raise sufficient to meet 19,845 plans afoot on (Japitol Hill today as satisfactory if it’s Honeybrook. The tion says that the butter of the an the budget total if there are no fur Farr, Theresa Est., and Lewis, Philip ...... 28,064 ter (Pine Forest Realty) 15,908 Valvoiine Oil Co...... 47,569 Seaman Coal (Company has it in Limbacher, Frank J. and Schaller, Gustav, Jr...... 10,903 Warner Brothers Theaters a preparedness cry rang in Cton- cients was buried for a season to ther reductions made by the Board James W ...... 27,597 gress. stove and chestnut—or maybe you rip)en and to de'velop a tangy flavor. of Relief. On the grand list as an Farr, Theresa and Phillip 27,033 Mabel ...... 10,904 Schaller, Henry ...... 15,656 Inc...... 208,474 would like some coke; Dial 5087. Little, Robert and George Schleldge, M a r y ...... 15,783 Efforts aimed at expanding Today we take our butter ae fresh nounced a 19% mill rate would Fay, (Fahey) Mary, Est. 14,036 Welch, Harold G. (trustee) 56,858 America’s fighting forces were seen Felice, Luigi ...... 21,961 M cK inney...... 45,986 Schrieber, Gustave...... 37,320 Wickham, Real Estate and sweet as we can get it and raise $815,848 and $814,808 is re on both the House and Senate sides. strive to keep it that way. quired. A 20 mill rate would raise Feltham, John H...... Little, Sarah J...... 31,789 Scranton, E. E. et ux .... 19,826 Corp...... 62,468 10,135 (Chairman Trammell of the Senate We do carry over from the past a $836,767. As drains on the charities Ferguson, Thomas ___ 12,215 Lobec, John ...... 11,476 Seaman, Earl G...... 13,030 Yaffo, Samuel B...... 45,568 Seelert, Emil and Minnie . 15,506 naval committee sai^ he would sub Apricot Salad. feeling that butter is not for general account continue it may develop Ferris, Mae L...... 16,538 Lockwood, Edward ...... 21,241 mit today a favorable report on a ^ i s salad will do double duty ^or that the 20 mill rate must be insti Filiere, Leontine ...... Loomis, Arthur E...... 11,411 Segar, Edward E...... 11,868 use. The thrifty housewife will feel 15,233 Navy bill similar to the Vinson big bote salad and dessert better about it when she is remind tuted but if the present CWA prO' Finlay, Katharine M. .. 11,745 Loomis, Charles B 11,380 Selwitz, Israel...... 33,313 navy measure passed yesterday by Sharp, W illiam ...... 13,846 Two teaspoons granulated gela ed teat plenty of butter is healthful. gram holds the charities item will be Fish, Edward E...... 12478 Lundberg, George and 75 WEDDING GOWNS the House. tine, 2 tablespoon cold water, 1-2 Shea, Patrick T...... 14,'l80 Butter is a rich source of Vitamin A considerably relieved and the 19% Fish, George L...... 10385 Esther ...... 16,782 The bill, virtually assured of Sen cup whipping cream, 1-2 cup may Shea, William J...... 14,281 which for one thing keeps tee mem mill rate made possible. Fitzgerald, W illiam ...... 17,543 Lydall and Foulds Paper ate approval, would give the navy onnaise, 2 tablespoon powdered su The list of assessments of $10,000 .Flavell, Lizzie ...... 14389 C om pany...... 48,455 Sheehan, M a rth a ...... 20,912 FOR P A G ™ here branes of the eyes, nose, throat and 102 new warships and aroimd 1,180 gar, 2 tablespoon orange juice, 1 cun lungs in good condition and makes and over follows: Foley, Michael ...... 23*531 Lydall, E. A ...... 16,220 Shields, William J. et ux.. 22,433 new airplanes by 1939. apricot puree. A Forbes, George ...... 13i376 Lynch, EJdward ...... 10,999 Skates, Curtis and Clem us less susceptible to colds and In (Chairman McSwaln of the House Soak dried apricots over night fections. Furthermore, butter Is a Aceto, James ...... $ 13,302 Foulds, William and C o... 36,940 M ent Pontillo -----.... 14,300 military committee said he would and stew until tender. Rub Adamson, James W ...... 12,283 Foulds, William, Sr...... 21,492 MacKinnon, Mary ...... 13,883 Skrabaez, Charles ...... 13,352All Periods from 1776 to fait and a concentrated energy food. Introduce In the next day or so a terough a sieve and dissolve over It is used in the body with hardly Addy, John ...... 14,661 Frachey, A. Frank ...... 11,*310 Madden, A le x ...... 17,924 Sloan, Thomas G...... 12,176 bill to give the Arndy Air Ctorps a hot water. Whip cream imtU stiff, Fradin, Julius ...... is 952 any waste. Agostinelli, Aldonia ...... 14,186 Madden, J. H...... 14,223 Smachetti, Pasquale...... 16,634 five year expansion program. In add sugar and mayonnaise and Friche, Walter and Evelyn 1934 Win Be Represented Allen, Burton T...... 10,184 Magnell, Marla et a l ...... 31,672 Smith, Ernest D...... 11,728 creasing its planes up to 3,000. blend thoroughly with melted gela Fuche ...... 17191 Allen, George H...... l l ’999 Maguire, James,...... 11,475 Smith, Frank and Sarkh 11,009 Senator Robinson of Arkansas, tine. Add apricot puree and orange To eke out an evening dress, new Friend, Vera R...... 12,*231 Alton, Richard C...... 10,322 Maguire, Wm. J., care of Smith, George E...... 11,118 on Friday. the Democratic leader, indicated juice. Mix well and pour into a life will be added to it with the ad Alvord, Harold C., et ux.. 26,195 G E. F. P e rris...... 20,525 Smith, George S...... 43,500 Senate debate on the Trammell-Vin mold. (Jhlll or freeze If preferred vent of a pair of gold or silver crink Mahoney, Ellen ...... 12,448 Anderson, Carl W., Inc. .. 12,593 Gagliardone, Pio ...... 54 372 Smith, George W ...... 83,556 son bill would begin tomorrow. Both Unmold on a bed of lettuce and ly laune gloves and baig to match or Anderson, Grace E...... 18,765 Gambolatti, Carmillo___ 68,064 Mahoney, John ...... 12,725Smith, Robert J. and Seventy-five wedding gowns of all Democratic and Republican spokes periods from 1776 to 1934 will be serve with French dressing. wonderfully soft amd rucked velvet Anderson, Oscar S., et ux 10,058 Gammons-Holman (Jo. ... 11JOO Manchester Athletic Ass’n. 11,188 Elizabeth H...... 67,112 men declared there were sufficient gloves in tl^ beautiful shades of Manchester Bld’g and modeled by the brides that wore Andisio, Louis and Camillo 10,063 Gammons, William B. Est 27330 Spencer, Florance J...... 16,925 votes to assure approval. Is it possible to hold your breath red, blue amd green so i>opulau: t>n« Amott, Alex Est and Mar Loan Ass’n, Inc...... 11,075 them originally, relativefi or friends, Gardner, Thomas et. ux. . Squatrlto, Maria ...... 10,832 Considerable Senate debate ap for an hour or so and still be num season. A patent leather belt in garet Collins 11,192 Manchester Const. Co. . . . 234,810 t pageant and muslcale 15,485 General Ice Cream, Corp., Sroka, Andrew and An- at the Whiton Memorial hall Friday peared probable before a final bal bered among tee living? 'The girls black and silver encrustations com Amott, Frances ...... 31,368 Manchester Dairy Di Manchester Electric Co. .. 596,398 tonette ...» ...... 10,139 lot, however, as blg-navy opponents Manchester Lumber Co., evening at 8:15. Women who have modeling in the Wedding Pageant bined with cabochons of vauicolored B vision ...... 24 345 Sta'vnlsky, Susie et als .. 23,783 prepared to make a fight. Friday evening are finding this stones is another Chanel suggestion. Bailey, Oscar E...... 10,418 Manchester Trust Co., attended these popular pageants in Getzvltch, Emilia ...... ! n ’412 Staye, Charles A ...... 13,245 other places will be interested to No Profit Group question becoming more and more Baker, J. Clarke and trustee ...... 45,672 Comparatively unnoticed as the Giblin, M a r y ...... 10*472 Manchester Lodge, A. F. Stevens, Harding ...... 22,992 compare our Manchester go'wns important as the time for coaxing a Myrtle W ...... 15,728 Gilman, Martin L...... 16,796 ^ th those assembled In surround Vinson bill swept through the House twenty-six waist Into eighteen inch Balch & Brown ...... 24,952 and A. M...... 83,168Stevenson, Sarah Est and Guinlpero, John ...... 25*180 ing towns. Women, and men too, was an amendment backed by a es draws nearer. However ’tis to be BanUy, E. T...... 3o’,503 Manchester Memorial Hos Leslie A ...... 11,713 “ take the profit out of war’’ group, Gleason, Annie S...... 10,*305 who attend the entertainment Fri done, and gracefully too. Bantly, Ernest and Adele 20,158 pital ...... 31,073Stone, John D...... 23,021 Proposed by Representative Tobey r ( ^OOULCVfUlt. Gleason, William ...... 14,158 Str^, George W ...... 18,207 day evening wlU be amused at the Barlow, Clarence ...... 13,625 Manchester Plumbing and styles of other years, the waspish, (R., N. H.), it would limit to ten Barrett, Allen M...... 14,825 Glenney, Christopher and Supply Co...... 16,800Strant, Walter A ...... 12,334 percent the net profit of contractors Earl Seaman ...... 86,378 Straugh, Eva ...... 14,901 eighteen-inch waist lines, of which Beechler, Effie A...... 20,303 Manchester Realty Co. ... 139,932 there are several; the bustles and assigned the building of naval ves Behrendt, Martha ...... 16,929 Glenney, Jessie ...... 16396 Manchester Sand and Straw, Carrie and Harry sels or airplanes. The net profit Glenney, W. G. and Com- furlebows of the gay nineties; the Beletti, Dominick ...... 15,558 Gravel Co...... 15,925 Straw^...... 10,216 reticules, mittens, fichus, “old gray would be figured against the amount Bennet, Elizabeth M. and ...... 82,705 Manchester Trust and Safe Strickland, Edith C...... 10,261 ^nnets*’ and many of other hues, of the total contract assigned. N. Y. Stocks Local Stocks Sarah R ...... 17,698 Glenney, W. G. Est...... 21,839 Deposit Co. (Hotel Sher Strickland, Grace and hobbled and hoop skirts, pantalettes The House without even a record Benson, Joseph ...... 16,213 Glenney, W. George .... 11,119 idan) ...... 95,170 Wells ...... 13,607 Md Innumerable other feminine vote approved a full treaty Navy of Benson, M a r y ...... 18,990 Oolway, Elizabeth ...... 15,984 Manchester Water Com Sub Alpine Athletic C3ub 10,287 fancies and foibles. 240 ships by 1939, augmented by Adams Exp ...... 10% (Furnished by Putnam ft Oo.) Betts, George and Emma Goodstein, Lena ...... 25,749 pany ...... 106,654 Suhle, Andrew and Annie 12,227 Mrs. R. K. Anderson Is arranging the greatest air force In the history Air Reduc ...... 103 A4 Central Row, Hartford, Conn...... 21,513 Gorman, Robert J. et als 43391 Manning, Jane E...... 18,073 Sullivan, C atherine...... 13,249 a musical program of exceptional of the service. Naval officials esti Blish & Quinn Realty Gorman, Susan ...... 50,257 Marchuck, Wasel and Sullivan, L illia n ...... 12,565 interest and has secured as soloists. mated the cost at $570,000,000. Allegheny ...... ‘ 4^ 1 P. M. Stocks Company ...... 61,358 Gorman, Thomas T. and S ophie...... 12,452 Sullivan, (Pendergast) Miss Helen Berggren, contralto; Ed Although the Navy Department Allied (Them ...... 163% Blish, Fred T...... 13,015 Margaret Spuhler ___ 41,297 Marlow & J a ffe ...... 22,208 Margaret ...... 12,510 ward F. Taylor, tenor and Robert held secret its plans for the new Am Can ...... 100% Bank Stocks Blish, F. T. Hardware Co. 21,880 Gorman, Waites P...... Marlow, Nathan...... ' 19,475 Sweeney, Edward J...... 11,041 Gordon, baritone, ,all favorites with vessels already ibullding and pro Am Coml A lc o ...... 01% ' Bid Asked 26,791 Manchester audiences. Bogucuik, Ben and Leo- Gorman, Walter P. et als Martzen, J o h n ...... 10,985 Sweet, Jessie 1...... 20,903 posed, officials indicated privately Am For P o w ...... j,094 Cap Nat Bank ft Trust 11 14 34,686 Mrs. W. W. Bella will be the his 16 ...... 11,746 Graham, Thomas D. and Merz, M atthew ...... 14,854 T. that the increased effectiveness of Am Rad St S ...... % (^nn. R iv e r ...... 450 ___ Bose, August Est. and Sarah ...... ^4 ^20 Messier, Wllbrod J...... 18,686 torian and will endeavor to give as tee ships would make tee projected Am Smelt ...... 44^ First National of Htfd 85 — Tomosltls, John ...... 10,301 far as It can be obtained, a brief Am Tel and Tel ...... Hansene ...... 16,812 Grant, Ellen A ...... 11*485 Miller, Anna R. et als .... 20,982 Tanner, John H., Jr...... 14,163 fleet superior to tee 1919 Navy Htfd. CTonn. T r u s t___ 47 61 but authentic description of many when 569 vessels were listed as "fit Am Tob B ...... Htfd; National B and T 18 20 Bowers, Sherwood G ...... 12,527 Grant, Louis L...... 42,*343 Miner, Adeline ...... 26,217 Taylor, Frances Est...... 10,126 Miner, Dorothy C. and H. of the antique gowns, bonnets and for service.’’ Am Wat W k s ...... 28% Phoenix St. B and T. 160 180 Bowers, Sherwood G. eind Green Hills Estates ...... 11,745 Te^ord, George ...... 22,362 Earl Creller...... 11,250 other accessories. To Replace Langley Anaconda ...... West Hartford Trust.. 95 ___ Raymond R...... 46,230 Grezel, Henry A. et als .. 18,131 Thompson, M ary ...... 11,014 , The general committee includes Boyle, Edward ...... 11,299 Miner, G eorge...... 10,864 so“ e of tee new planes, Atchison ...... 71 Insurance Stocks Monsegllo, Angelo ...... 11,692 Thornton, H ugh ...... 16,642 Miss Ruth Behrend, director of the Navy under ’the Vinson bill Auburn ...... ‘ 53^ Brazauski, Adam ...... 17,528 Hackett, John H...... 87,562 Tinker, Anita, B...... 11,'(90 women’s activities of the Y. M C Aetna Casualty...... 53 55 Montie, H erm an...... 10,288 would have the Ranger, an aircraft Aviation Corp ...... 10% Aetna Life ...... 19 21 Brazauski, John ...... n 354 Hale, Arthur and Minnie . 10*923 Tinker, William R. Jr. .. 14,152 A. women’s division, which is spon Brozowski, Tony ...... 11,093 Moore, D. C. Y 11,465 carrier now building to replace tee Balt and O h io ...... 30 Aetna Fire ...... 37 39 Hale, J. W. Co., Inc...... 56476 Moore, Louise H. Tinker, William R. Sr. .. 15,168 soring the pageant; Mrs. Charles B. Langley, to aid to the carriers Lex Bendix ...... 22% Bryan, Dennis ...... 17,167 Hanna, Alex and Anna .. 19 571 10,885 I^omls, Mrs. R. K. Anderson, Mrs. AutomobUe ...... 22 24 Moriarty, M. J...... 20,341 Toohy, Mary, Dorothy and ington and Saratoga, Beth Steel ...... 46% (Tonn. General ...... 30 32 Buckley, William E...... 10,718 Hannon, Patrick F...... 14i39i Mrs. E. T. Dwyer . . . 18,604 Wells Strickland and Miss Helen Beth Steel, pfd ...... 78% Bunce, Louis and Ina . . . 21,412 Moriarty, Patrick J. 19,996 v.nw® Army Air Corps expansion Hartford F ire ...... ;. 45 47 Harllckavlcz, Stephen , . . 12415 Treat, Charles O. Est. . . . 25,016 Maloney. There are no reserved Borden ...... 25 Burgess, Samuel ...... 24,421 Maynihan, Nellie .. 11,816 bill to be introduced by C^iairman National Fire ...... 47 49 Harrison, Henry W. Est. 16*956 Treat, Charles O. Est. .. 15,602 capacity of the MeSwain would increase its officer Can Pac ...... 10% Burke, James M...... 27,575 Mozzer, Boleslaw 11,738 Whiton Memorial hall is limited, all Hewtford Steam Boiler 49 52 Hauschild, Emelia ...... 13,440 Murdock, (Jeorge...... 14,976Treat Robert V...... 17,380 personnel from 1,250 to 2,450 and Its Case (J. I.) ...... 81^ Phoenix Fire ...... 56 57 Burr, C. R. & Co., Inc. .. 48,779 Hausmann, Arnold Est. .. 19*922 who plan to attend should secure Verro De Pasco ...... 4 Burr, C. R...... 26,583 Murphey, CJatharine M. . . . 10,^65 Trotter, Alexander Est .. 56,570 their tickets at the Y. M. C A or enlisted roster by about 45,000. The S % Travelers ...... 410 420 Hayes, Archie ...... 31327 Mutual Heating Corp...... 17,640 Trotter Joseph ...... 22,287 number of Army planes would be Ches and Ohio ...... 441^ C from the committee as soon as pos- nearly doubled. Chrysler ...... 50^ Public Utilities Stocks Hayes, Mary L...... 14*567 Mutual Realty (Company . . 51,314 Trotter, Thomas A Annie 11,728 si olc^ Conn. Elec Serv ...... 39 43 (Jaims, John Est . 14,400 Hayes, SteUa M...... 13,’042 McCaw, Annetta ...... 13,561Turkington, Sarah A. ... 14,135 With tee monetary measure Coca Cola ...... ; ...... 100% Col Carbon ...... 07^ Conn. P o w e r...... 33 40 Caldwell, David M...... 11,153 Healey, Jeremiah ...... 12458 McCormick, Ernest W. ... 64,125 Turklngton, Stevenson .. 13,806 cleared from the legislative boards, Greenwich, W&G, pfd. 43 — Calhoun, P a trick ...... 13,200 Hennequin, Alfred and McCormick, William and efforts to expand the Nation’s Coml Solv ...... 35'^ Twaronlte, Joseph et als 12,336 Cone Gas ...... 43 u Hartford Elec ...... 52 54 Campbell, Earl J...... 19,776 Marie ...... ^3 33^ R a ch el...... 16,340 V. litE S T STOCKS armed servlcefs took on large stature at the capitol Cons Oil ...... 12% Hartford Gas ...... 40 45 Carlson, Violet S...... Ilj245 Herald Printing Compimy 53!865 McFarlane, Peter...... 11,533Valluzzi, Frank et ux . . . 19,317 do., p f d ...... 46 _ Carr, William J...... 11,799 Hewitt, Mark et u x ...... 40 415 McKinney, George and New York, Jan. 31.— (*AP)— ’The Cont Can ...... 77% Vanderbrook, C. L...... 21,074 Com Prod ...... g2% S N E T C o ...... 102 106 Case Brothers, Inc...... 363|809 Hibbard, W .E ...... 20,*845 Margaret ...... 16,255Vennard, Thomas W ...... 44,863 lively antics of yesterday’s boom- Manufacturing Stocks Case, Lawrence W...... 41,200 Ume Stock Market gave way today Del L and Wn ...... 30% Higgins, Edwin and Marv 10 772 McKinney, W illiam ...... 16,339 Vince, Angelo 13,267 Du P o n t...... 99^ Amer Hardware ...... 19% 21% (Chambers, David and McLachlan, Campbell Eat 10,607 to caudous contemplation which TO INSTALL MACHINES Hilliard, E. E. and C. H. Viot, Mabel Case 20,145 Eastman Kodak ...... 89 Am H osiery...... 30 L ou ise...... 10,712 Barbour ...... 39 705 McLean, Mary ...... 12,798 W. found profit taking quite popular. Arrow H and H, com. 9 11 Chapin, Ellen and M ary.. 48,364 Elec and Mus ...... 4% Hobby, Walter R. (care of N . Wade, Chsis. and 'Anna . The rast-movlng equities of the do., pfd ...... 90 __ Chapnick, Hyman ...... 12,663 14,609 IN CANADIAN PLANT Elec Auto L it e ...... 28 Man. Bldg. Loan) ----- 15,998 Neron, J. Louis et ux .... 21,443 WaddeU, George Henry . previous session showed resistance Billings and Spencer.. — 1 Chartier, Paul and Carrie 12,853 13,118 Gen Elec ...... 22 % Hoffman, Walter et ux .. 13,039 Neubauer, Jacob et ux ... 12,161 Waddell, Maybelle ...... to the cashlng-in process during the Bristol Brass ...... 22 24 Cheney Brothers ...... 9.538,554 20,170 Gen Foods ...... 351^ Hohenthal, Elmore S...... 10,275 Neabauer, John ...... 14,932 Waddell, Thomas Sr. ... early hours, but some of these Chief Coleman Leaves Today Gen M otors...... 394; do., p f d ...... 95 _ Cheney Brothers Home Norton Electrical Instru 11,493 Hohenthal, Louis Lester . 11,010 Walker, William Est. ... turned a little heavy later. At the for Montreal for 10 Days on Gillette ...... 11% erase, Lockwood and B __ 300 stead ...... 28,017 ment Co...... 19,016 10,793 same time, the volume of transac Collins (To...... 45 __ Cheney Brothers, Green Roll, Edward J...... 360,926 Walsh, WlUlam ...... 15,278 Bon Ami Project. Gold Dust ...... 20% Koll Investment Company 131,562 Norton, Harriet M...... 11,710 tions dwindled appreciably on the Hersbey ...... 53^ Colt’s Firearms ...... 21 23 way F a r m ...... 61,210 Watkins Bros. Inc...... 234,918 declines. Hollister, Florence M, ... 12 177 O Homestake Mining 315 Elagle Lock ...... 28 31 Cheney, Annie M...... , 70,837 Odd Fellows Building Watkins, C. Elmore ..,.. 12,131 Ec^ard R Coleman, employed by Holloran, Mary V...... 17*848 Bonds were also subjected to Hudson Motors ...... 22% Fafnir Bearings...... 50 * 6 0 Cheney, Austin ...... 35,001 Ass’n, Inc...... 104,310 Watkins, Ernest F...... 17,755 tee Orford Soap Company, left to Fuller Brush, Class A . 7 10 HoUoran, Michael E st 24*391 moderate realizing. The dollar was Int Harv ...... 431^ Cheney, Charles ...... 39,181 Olcott, Adeline...... 79,237 Watson, James ...... 15,751 day for Montreal, Pro'vince of Que- Gray Tel Pay Station. 16% 18% Holman, Charles W...... 14*708 firm In relation to sterling not'wlth- Int Nick ...... 23 Cheney, (Clifford D...... 42,593 Olcott, W alter...... 20,688 Weir, George and Miimie 11,282 standing indications of further supervise Hart and CTooley .... __ 125 Hopper, Rachael J...... JJlzis Weldon, Annie ...... 76,755 tee Installation of machinery in tee Int Tel and T e l...... 10 Cheney, Ellen C Est...... 34,463 O’Leary, P. J...... 53,535 American gold purchases in London. Johns M anville...... 64 Hartmann Tob, com.. 5 Cheney, Frank, Jr...... 72,109 Horton, Florence and Wil Orange Hall Corp...... 27,300 Wetherell, S. Josephine .. 14,116 ^ n Ami plant in teat city. Mr. do., p f d ...... 9 _ lard ...... Wheat lost about a cent a bushel, Coleman will be In Canada about 10 Kennecott ...... 21% Cheney, Frank D...... 45,257 10,752 Orfltelll, 1 "ichael ...... 20,754 Wheaton, Florence M. C. 14,805 cotton was barely steady and other Int S ilv er...... 37 49 House and Heile (Jo., in V !! days. Lehigh Val C o a l...... 3-% Cheney, F. W. Co., Inc. .. 67,412 175,466 Orford Soap (Company . . . 990,396 Williams, Frank ___ .... 15,661 commodities a trifle hesitant. do., p f d ...... 68 71 House, (Jharles E. Est. .. In the absence of Mr. Coleman, Lehigh Val R d ...... 19% Cheney, George W ...... 20,892 22,023 Osano, U rb a n o...... 14,126 Willis, G. E...... 39,691 Some of the utility and alcohol Landers, Frary & Clk. 34 36 House, C. E. and Son, Inc. who is" also chief of the Manchester Ligg an3 Myers B '.^ ...... 91% Cheney, Henry R...... 46,004 25,750 P Willis G. E. A Son Inc. .. 47,880 shares held small gains and Union Loew’s ...... 28% New Brit. Mcb. com. . 6 8 House, Herbert B...... 21*219 Srf.l. '^®P®rtment, Assistant (Thief do., p f d ...... 33 _ Cheney, Horace B...... 34,690 Pagani, Vincenzo Est., Wilson, E. E. A Co., In c... 62,983 Pacific and Douglas Aircraft' 't up William McGonigal ■will be in chabre Lorillard...... 18% Cheney, Howell ...... 33,978 Hausen, Morris ...... 3o|l96 Dante and A ldo ...... 26,388 Wood, Julia A ...... 10,396 about a point each. U. S. Steel, on of the department. McKeesp Tin ...... 91 Mann & Bow, (Tlass A ' 3 7 Cheney, John D. Est...... 19,046 Hublard, Joseph and Julia 11*782 Palauskaa, Mary ...... 10,8*% Wood, L, T. Co...... 64,224 the other hand, was off 9, point or Mont Ward ...... 27% do., (Tlass B ...... % __ Cheney, John P...... 49,635 Hughes, Robert and Paris, Gottleib ...... 14,486 Woodbrldge, Arthur R. .. 26,349 more, as was Bethlehem, while Al Nat B iscu it...... 40% North and Judd ..... 14 J6 Cheney, Katharine B...... 31,252 Catharine ...... 12 726 Patterson, William ...... 29,510 Woedhouse, Charles J. ... -10,500 lied Chemical, Case, U. S. Smelting Nat Cash Reg ...... 22% Niles, Bern Pond ..... 12 14 Cheney, Mary -----'...... 214,885 Hutchinson, Adaline- G. !! 39!o27 Pearl, Stephen D...... 12,843 Wright, Hannah Gibson .. 10,270 and Delaware A Hudson lost 2 or TO ASK NEXT ASSEMBLY Nat Dairy ...... 10^ Peck. Stow and Wilcox 2 4 Russell Mfg ...... 20 — Cheney, Philip ...... 95,020 Hutchinson, Arthur E. ... 15,400 Perrett A Glenney, Inc. ,. 14,485 Wright James J...... 12,467 more each. Most of the motors were Nat Pow and L t ...... 1114 Scovlll ...... 22 24 Cheney, R. O. Est...... 73,528 Hyde, John H...... 10,375 Perrett A Glenney Realty Wright, John Est...... 20,322 only mildly lower, and American N Y Central ...... [ 39 V Co...... 10,138 FOR STATE SCHOOL FOND Stanley Works ...... 19% 21% Cheney, A. W. Louise and Hyde, Margaret Est .... 14378 Wright, John ...... 11,521 Telephone gave but little ground. NY NH and H ...... 22% Phelps, Frank L ...... 18,026 Standard Screw ..... 50 60 Robert ...... 127,813 Hyde, William S...... 52,163 Wright Joseph ...... 14,000 The rails were a bit easier, as were Noanda ...... 34 Cheney, Sarah Griffin . . . 15,950 Pickles, Wimam F..... 38,878 the tobaccos. North Amer ...... 20>4 do., pfd., guar...... 100 — Wright, Rebecca J...... 13,662 Smythe Mfg. Co...... 26 — Cheney, William C...... 28,924 Ignatavicus, Antona ...... 10,918 Plnney, Edna G...... 19,128 Several of the more active pro Hartford, Jan. 31.— (AP) — The Packard ...... 5 Cignettl, Peter ...... 12,974 luliano, Vincenzo...... 15371 Pitkin, Frederick W ...... 19,405 Y* 1935 session of tee General Assem Penn ...... 30*4 Taylor and Penn .... — 100 Yakaitis, Konstanto ..... 11,969 fessionals showed a disposition to Toirington ...... 54% sg u Cimiano, Otfivio and Jos- Pitkin, Susan et a l s ...... 14,515 step aside until more developments bly will be asked for an appropria Phila Rdg C and I ...... 414 epbipe ...... 10,801 Jackson, John ...... 12,276 Plano, Melcbiore and Fran- Yulyes, Samuel ...... 16464 tion approximating $4,000,000 for Phil Pete ...... 18% Underwood Mfg Co .. 49 51 In the gold program are annoimced. Union Mfg Co ...... _ 10 (Jlarke, Fayette B, and Jaffe, Rose C., and Abra- „ “ « < » ...... 12,123 NON-RESIDENT There were many conjectures In the the purchase of a site and the con Pub Serv N J ...... 40 Cora ...... 11,731 Podrove, Abraham ...... 10,708Banslmer, Gustave...... 28,660 struction of buildings for a state Radio ...... 8% U S Ehivelope, com... 42 __ ham Podrove ...... 53,829 financial district as to just bow soon do., pfd...... 80 _ Close, A n n a ...... 10,175 Jarvis, Alex, Jr...... 12,990 PolA L u ig i...... 16,446 Branzinsky, Antoinette.. 12,704 f i n i n g school and hospital simu^r Reading ...... 49% the President would make known Veeder Root ...... 19%* 20% CiHougb, J o h n ...... 22,286 Jarvis, Alex, Sr, E st .... 37350 Porterfleld, Clarence A. . . 10478 Buckland, William Est. 24,760 his first dollar devaluation flf.ure. to the one now at Mansfield. Rem Rand ...... *. n (Jolonial Board Co...... 65,209 Jarvis, Emil ...... : 10,878 Q Colonial Beacon Oil Co. .. 19,928 Three possible sites for the pro Rey Tob B '...... ,*...... 42% Whitlock (Toil Pipe ... 2 4 ■ Several Stock Exchange members J.B.Wil'ms Co. $10 par 36 — ColUngs, Fred et u x ...... 11,867 Jensen, J o h n ...... 18,788 ® ...... Conkey Auto Co...... 31,487 expressed surprise at word from posed new training school for men Sears Roebuck ...... 47% Comstock, Helen J...... 10,093 Johnson, Aaron Est...... 184,*489 Quinn, J. H. A Co...... 10,000 Custer, Wm and M artha.. 18,748 tally defective children axe imder Socony Vac ...... ig% Quish, William P. and Washington that the President, aft Conkey, Frank D...... 16,777 Johnson, Carlyle Dexter, C. H. A Son .... 55,985 er all, v’ould ask for legislation at consideration and matters have South Pac ...... 18% Connors, James J...... 16,831 ^ m p a n y ...... 155,198 M a r y ...... 22488 Ela, Jennie ...... 10,987 progressed to a point where three South Pac ...... 30% this session of Congress for the Sou P Ric S ...... 36% ORANGE SOCIAL CLUB Converse, Lawrence...... 14,107 Johnson, Christiana...... 19261 R. Equitable Life Ins. Society Federal regulation of speculation. architects in (Connecticut are now Coughlin, Michael J...... 60,331 Johnson, Fritz and Hanna 19,607 Ray, Francis and Loraine 14406 studjring the situation with a view to South Rwy ...... 34% Rich, Richard G...... 16.468 .fl *■ <-'Z I T * / ‘ '' < CONSULT * p i » M r YOUR WIFE for Sound Advice.... o o o u « » * « f*fS( 's ^ i' ^ i v v/fwX ^■Koo- * S € li i ''•'s' V '• sv: ^ ^ / ' >.ss #■ W ^ 'A y ^ R. MAN, you may know more about the intricacies of the stock' exchange, ■ more of high finance, more of the whys and wherefores of politics, more of this and that— BUT, when ft comes to shopping, your wife has probably got you beat six ways to the Jack-pot. Now don’t let your male egoism get the better of you and just say, “The bl------she has,”—think about it. After all, womwi have made it their business to be good, economical shoppers. They have devoted thought and effort to the busi- M M ^ o u haren^ had time fo «,'' m I .Go to your wife and ask her how cdie handles this shopping ^proposition. Shell tell you, ^ c ll, the first thing, and ifs file most important, too, is to read the ads in The Herald.** And then shell be glad to demonstrate for your benefit exactly how reading the ads led to economies and advantages in the purchase of everything*from that club steak yoi^liked so well last night to the new dress you've just been admiring. Then, too, shell probably welcome the opportunity of proving to you that she can save you money and assure you of better quality by buying your shirts and socks and sUch for you after checking the ads. Why not let her try it? She is a real expert at this shopping business. Above, all, don't forget to follow her advice when you're shopping for yourself and check the ads in this paper before you start out to do your buying. ■1 :. ■fV'/ -..i '*■ jt..'''f- .yAfiflBTWBCVS MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, BliLNbilBa^l^^66 W 1 3 » rj^ A T , THE VERY YOUNG ARE VERY SMART FAB3S ACXEilTrBRIKIS IN J^arriej^ a*RING HAf' STYLES AT THEIR VERY FIRST PARTIES Some Are Hftlo-L&e, Oth^s Are Worn Straight h 4 el Q llrb Down Or Rolled Up—Off The McELuorr A Striped Taffeta Dress Face Models Smart. ^ Ol9nNg^S^^ll^»^*SB— “ iiilP ' MR 8BMK b e g in HEBE T(M)AY With Ruffled Sleeves Plenty of sleep is necessary for When a prtaonsr hM long wxtitqA • GYPSY M O B E L L and TOM in solitary confinem nt in a dark WEAVEB are married on the dear akin. Authorities estimate same day as LILA HOT AUNG and Is Bound To Please the that adults require approximately cell, he can’t see when he oomsa DEREK BUSS, but Lila expects to seven hoiurs ■ and fifty minutes of out into the light. If it lasts long live In luxury while Gypey keeps her Dark-Eyed Miss—For sleep every n ^ h t and that it la bet enough he may be blind forever. Job teaching in a settlement sohooL ter to stay uip one night each week There are many such records in his Gypsy has to struggle to keep the Little Blonde What than to try and g et along on six tory. expenses within Tom’s income. An.- hours. By the same token, a person other problem is Tom’s Jealousy of Could Be Nicer Than Some, day when your, Airror develop mental blindness who shuts wealthy. MARKO BROUGHTON tells jmu that your ddn has a himself up in the fastness of his own who once asked Gypsy to marry slightly grayish tint to It, make up hates, prejudicss and otissslons. In him and whom tiiey meet at the a Mauve Taffeta Creation your mind that you will sleep nine time such a person reaches a path Blisses’ home. hours that night sind eight hours ological state where the sun or bet When the doctor tells Gypsy she With Purple Buttons? for the succeeding thrM or four ter things simply cannot get In. is to have a baby she gives up her nights. ’Then enimine your ddh To keep on with the analogy, a job. Summer comes on and is in a p ^ . JTht cl^oes are that the man or woman can immure himself tensely hot. Gypsy tmd Tom move wan look will have dlsappecund. In work, or daily routine, un^ the to a cottage on Long Island owned Drinking ten glasses of water a feeling of responsibility engen by a friend. day and eating fresh fruits and dered, slowly but surely edges every The baby is bom in September vegetablM help the complexion. thing else out of life. When this and christened DAVID. Caring for CHrcles imder Uie eyes, small h^pens, one thing is certain. De him and for her home exhausts lines across the forehead or verti terioration sets In. Elfflclency is Gypsy. One night when Tom is de cal ones between the ejrebrows sometimes can be erased ^ sleep like a ladder without props. It col tained at the office and she is de and rest.' ■ lapses of its own accord. Efficiency pressed oy loneliness HUNT GIB is merely an abstract word made up SON calls. Gibson is an engineer See th at your bed is comfortable and, if at all possible, dpn’t use a of many things — mentsil content, whom she met shortly after her pillow;. Keeping your back, neck spiritual peace, physical well-being marriage. and head in a st^naight Une while and nerve fibers strung to a happy sleeping will go far toward elimin tune. NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY ating a stiff neck. Looking Forward Sleep with the windows open. All this sounds a bit ponderous, CHAPTER XXrV There never should be a draught but it leads straight to one thing. directly on the bed. Is the woman who lives her life in Derek said, “We haven’t had a the house, doing her routine work quiet evening at home for weeks." from sun to moon, going to be a He said. “I’m tired of this everlast Lines asd wrinkles have no jdaee in the skin of the modem woman, more efficient mother by HmiHwg ing merry-go-round. Let’s cut some Even the tomboy child will sud herseL* to four walls? ’That la, will denly go clothes-conscious at her busy though she may be. of it.” Everyone knows that middle she continue long to be so? Lila frowned, . the expression first party and, unless she’s just aa age is bound to bring a few lines Never to get out, or to exercise creasing her smooth white fore scrubbed and frilly as her more se and there’s no reason to worry her vision? To keep her mental head Into unbecoming ridges. And date neighbor, she’ll very likely turn about them imless too many ap optic-nerves from turning In mi she did so hate to frown! 3ut cynical. The wallowing in the mud, pear. As a matter of x fact, they themselves and eventually from Derek wa.' being tiresome. What scrambling up trees and other pas often are quite becoming and a shriveling? la this the way to else was there to do besides what times that form her hoydenish al face has more, real character in it peifect herself in the business of they already did? lure on other days won’t mean a because of them. motherhood ? “Don't be stupid,” she said air thing to the little boys at an Ice Getting enough sleep is one There are many jroung matrons, it ily. She was sitting at her dress cream and cake soiree. Dressing way to ward (rff lines. ’The right is true, who must stay at horns ing table, a sheer lace and satin her to look like an angel child may diet helps too. when the children are little. This jackets thrown on over her fitted give your daughter a complex so Muscle oil tends to eradicate period of sacrifice must be faced, creamy slip. Her stockings were that she’ll act like the lady you so fine lines around the eyes and endured patiently and accepted as a sheer; her semdals were fashioned desperately want her to be. mouth. A few drops of It go a matter of course. of gilded straps. Her yellow hair Grooming, like everything else, is long way. Put it on after your But these years pass with as ^as smooth as satin except where a matter of training and habit, and face has been cleaned and patted. tounding swiftness, as one looks it sprang, just below the temple, there’s nothing like a pretty frock Warm and stimulated skin will ab back, Emd then what? into two deep, adroit waves. “Don’t to convince a little gal that she sorb It more quickly. By the time she finds herself at least partially free, very likely habit be idiotic, darling,” she said, arch ought to scrub behind her ears. collar are white c/gandle and blue hit at any party, and ^ben it’s Remember that lines occur ing her neck to enjoy the lovely The ;idvid, dark-eyed child would be sooner In dry skin. For that rea has claimed her. She feels that she velvet ribbon forms the tie and belt. made of sprigged orgnndie with can’t get out. The obsession rules. line in the mirror. “Anyone’d sure to' sparkle in the dress of Mauve taffeta in the center with son, give your complexion plenty think you were 50 and goutish. It’s striped taffeta at the left of the plenty of ruffles and topped with of nourishment A thick tissue Not only that, but her feeling of pleating at neck and hem, makes a cream will put oil back into a dry house-responsibility has become so a lovely party tonight ...” sketch. The colors are red,' two dress of delicate charm for an curly hair, it’s practically irresisti “It’s always ‘a lovely party’,’’ ing skin. Don’t b e. afraid to leave acute that she feels guilty in taking shades of blue and black. The ethereal little blonde. 'The purple ble. Tiny red and yellow flowers a little of It on all night. a little time off and mingling with Derek told her, looking more an tight bodice fastens down the front buttons primly fastening the back are sprinkled on a white back ground noyed than ever. “And what hap Don’t wrinkle your forehead the world. She ceases to rniMi. with tiny buttons of deep blue vel of the bodice are quaint. and accented with a sash of red when you think or read. That friends and to feel the need of con pens? We dine, dance with the vet. 'The sleeve ruffles and demure Sheer frivolity is sure to make a grosgrain rlbbdn. same people see the same plays, gesture often causes permanent tact. She has to “force” herself out lines. And don’t pucker your into the open. It is just too bard. laugh at the same deadly jokes. mouth in an unnatural position. She becomes a recluse, and few re Jove, sometimes I feel os if I were himself muttering under his breath, on one of those Coney Islsmd fer- but he felt his effort to be a de could see the poisonous green lights Try to look calm and at ease al cluses ever saved their sweet dis “Better a dish of Lerbs where Ijve cided failure. flash in Its depths. "Home,” he told ways. It has A soothing effect on positions. ris whee.s and couldn’t get off ...” is , . .” But he couldn’t remember people whom you contact and it “Well, that’s perfectly silly of For her part, Lila seemed not to his wife gravely, “is where you For outlet and thrill, she often the rest. notice and he was grateful. There hang your hat.” win help to keep yoiu- skin free of finds the jrard and an S tir's goskip you, and I don’t know what you’re “What did you say, darling?” wrinkles. with a neighbor all she wants. The talking about.” Usually when she was something to be said about She flashed him a puzzled, an Lila looked at him oddly. Lila’s determined effort o live on annoyed glance. “Derek, I do be bitterness of so many backfence talked like this Lila disposed of “Nothing. Nothmg.” He pulled tongues is a natural thing. They her iusband’s “mulish” moods. To the surface of life. People like that lieve you’re tight.” himself up with a start. -—people who insisied on the gra “Soi^, darting ” He bowed to tell a sad story of starved soula, night he was different. He was not of pent-up feeltogb, of social inerfia, to be won back to tractabihty by cious, the luxurious, in everything her. Koto slipped by to answer —were rather easy to live with if Marko’s ring. A moment later and a stolid indifference to fate. smiles and scoldings. He persisted Later he punctiliously pulled out Daily Health How much better, safer and saner in his attitude of discontent. her chair for her, waited while she all you wanted was creature c n- Broughton was In the room, big, for the housewife to take this hour “It’s this beastly way of living.” preceded him into the dim drawing fort, he thought. But with his whole mascul me, smiling, exuding the • and go out and see people, or to he complained. “In a rabbit war room and lighted he:- cigaret. Rain soul he found himself longing for familiar sense of power. Derek, who By JOAN SAVOY have them in for tea, or bridge, or was falling over the city now, something beyond and apart from was all loyalty to his employer, Service brim at the back, extending out ren, with all the rest of the ani Spring’s just around the comer ward to show on each side of the books? Not to gossip but for real mals. Now if we had a house in splashing against the windows in aU these soft cushions, shaded felt an emotion almost of dislike and there’s no surei sign of it than contact with other minds. Man Is black rivulets. He shivered. The cold lights and clinkng glasses.- He for Marko at the moment. CHECK UP ON YOUR EnEALTH, neck. the country, and a couple of chil EVEN WHEN YOU FEEL WELL the new hats which are beginning to A rdle green hat that can be worn made this way — so is viroman. Both dren ...” which i\ad seized him earlier in the hoped he wasn’t whining about “Derek’s rocky,” Lila explained appear wherever smart women are need kindly human contacts. Both day took a firmer grip upon him. being “misimderstood.” No, his need further. “Touch of flu, I think.” two ways is a personal boon to the “A couple! I like that!” Lila Studies Show That, Although Nor gathered. girl who likes variety in her life. need outlet. To take a walk frees offended by the thought of even one He fell ill . . . miserable. was deeper and more rundamental She went to gel her wrap arid to all sorts of bottled-up spirits. Yes, than that. It had sometb'ng to do mal, You May Have Allmeats Off-the-faice hats, particularly When the brim is worn stralgnt baby, allowed her tinkling laugh Llal turned on tne radio and the add the little touches her makeup those with halo brims flattering to efficiency needs its props. to sound at this preposterous no music sickened him. He must be with home . . . with the old fash required at the last momrat. She That Should Be Treated Before down it is ornamented by a bar but Any mother will be a better ioned interpretation of the word. was beautiful tonight. Both men They Get Worse. very young girls. One grand new ton. With the brim buttoned to the tion. definitely ill, he told himself sav spring bonnet of royal blue felt has mother, whether she lives In two “I’d like a house, a more simple, agely, to be in such a ghastly frame paid her the tribute of admiring crown and held in place by the rooms or twenty, if she treats her “Home is where the heart Is,” glances. By DR. MORRIS FISHBEIN a flat round crown which is encrust novelty leather shoestrings of solid way of living,” Derek said of mind. He tried to pull himself Derek murmured, staring at his Editor, Journal oi the American ed with apple green felt. The halo self as a free being occasionally and stubbornly. “I’d like kids. Wouldn’t together, to be chatty and casual. “My gain, your loss.” Marko orange and black, it flares attrac not as a self-made prisoner. Other cordial glass, tlppinfi- It until he Medical Association, and of brim frames the face and an apple tively and gives an intriguing wind you?” smiled benlgnantly at the younger wise she may becq/ne “blind” to the man. Hygeia, the Health green bow ties right up imder the swept backward effect. beauty of life forever. Lila threw out her hands. “Of Magazine. course, darling,” she agreed, all "Oh, he’ll go to bed with a hot sweet reasonableness “Of course. toddy and be right as rain In the But later. Not now. We’re young! morning. Won’t you, darling?” Whenever you consult a doctor of the glands of the body, especially suffer nowadays from other types oi We must amuse ourselves. In five “Enjoy yourself, ’ Derek said hoi you go to him with some special the t^)TX)id gland. After the basal disorder of which little was thought years . . . in ten, perhaps ...” _oXl^ptl£U j Jt> lowly. complaint However, doctors know metabolism of human beings is of in a previous era. Rheumatic He set his jaw stubbornly. Lila After they had gone he sat at that even when you apparently are measured, it is found that a consid disorders now affect many persoos the high, embrasured'window for well you may have physical difficul erable number have either a high 'r and are responsible for a good deal had seen him in this mood once ties which should be attended to, or twice before. He was not to be rather a long time, thinking, it was low basal metabolism. Indicating of disability. Many of these rheu odd but he hadn’t been quite alone, but which you overlook because that the thyroid gland is not func matic disorders are associated with budged. they do not cause sufficient pain, tioning fully as it should. “I’m not going tonight, anyway,” like this, for ever so long. For infections in various parts of the suffering, or disability to demand rhe abnormality * in the thyroid body, some with diet disorders. he said. “I’ve got a beastly cold. more than a year. Even at the of medical attention. Been feeling rotten all day. And fice where he bad his private cu gland m ^. result In various types In-addition, new knowledge devel Out of 400 nursing school girls of disturbances which I have dis I have a heavy morning with a bicle le was always talking to between 19 and 25 years of age, oped in recent years regarding sen someone. The telephone would ring cussed many times. It is enough sitivity indicates that a certain per client tomorrow.” all of whom were wril at the time to say, however, that excessive Irri or someone would drop In. It was of entrance, at least 2% per cent centage of all people Is sensitive-to She stared at h'm, eyes narrow good to be sohtary—for a little tability may be due to overfunctlon- foods, to drugs, to dusts, and to sim are sick at all times with some con Ing of the thyroid, and that dullness, ed. “Oh, very well, then!” She while. But he wished Lila had dition which prevents them from ilar materials which produce symp turned back to her dressing table. stayed, all the same. a dry skin, and fatigue may be asso toms. working. Most of the complaints ciate with underfunctioning of this Derek’s eyes lighted with tri “Marvelous!” LUa leaned back In relate 'to the breathing apparatus organ. * These symptoms are not always umph, It wasn’t often Lila was her chair, fanning herself. The Rus and include the common cold. enough to cause complete disability, so amenable. She was iweet, real sian dancers swept to the floor, If jmu have to be on your feet a Furthermore, modem life causes but frequently enough to produce a ly. He wanted to put his arms bowing; swept out again. The lights great deal, you are likely to have a great deal *of wear and tear .m feeling of sickness and Inability to around her, to bury his face in the went up In the ballroom and the or some disability, because the human the heart and the blood vessels. perform adequate work. A DAY SINCLI softness of her hair, to tell her all chestra began to play a blues num foot simply does not stand up under Hence, any group of 400 normal per Hence, let me advise you, regard the pretty things she used to like her. People were already dancing. excessive wear and tear. sons will ^eld a certain number less of how normal you may feel, 94 DOUBLI to hear "but was too busy to listen Marko leaned toward her. “W ^t Out of 400 norma.1 persons, at whose hearts are exceedingly fast, to have an examination for the .de to nowadays. whose blood pressure Is higher than tection of these minor defects and L ° l^ ° ? ” about going on to least 15 have trouble with their it ought to be, and ^bo may suffer These are the NEW low rates But before he could say a word noses and throats during the year. to have them corrected when cor she reached for the white and gilt Lila lifted her brows. That was Adequate attention to the nose and with emotional disturbances at the rection is possible. nqw in effect at the HOtEL telephone on the low table beside ^ right. Marko always tired of throat in advance will prevent the same time. VICTORIA, NEW YORK. her. She gave a number. Derek, big parties early. He liked the sickness. Obviously, early and sufficient at- Alex Iciddle of Tahoka, Tex., has frowning, waited. small, intimate places. Everybody also knows that a cer tcntloii to thlx type of condition will five gold dollars more than 80 years Agoln under the popotdrmM . "That you, Marko? Yes, Lila. Tonight there was not the usual tain amount of trouble wlfh the mean a great deal in preventing de- old. He uses two for cuff links and ogement of Roy Moulton, the Derek’s feeling seedy. You’re golug t ^ n of followers. Derek called teeth is the lot of moat men. velopinent of much more serious, the others for shirt studs. to the Martins tonight, aren’t you? ttem “Marko's Greek chorus.” He conditions. Kiw HOia VKTOUA otsumes . Well, be a lamb and drop by for nsA a fancy to be quiet, be said More recently, medical attention Vancouver Is the largest dty In first importance os the perfect ’ me. Thanks so much. About 10?” • TVo side-oan, Herre.” . Tiifl has tended to study the functioning Finally, great numbers of peopls British Columbia. headquarters for visitors to She hung up. "That’s that,” sfhe purred her enjoyment Lulgl'i was said gaily. “I wouldn’t miss those what New York called a “de luxe New YorlcThe word *’WR00ME“ Russian dancers for words. Run ■peakeasy.” AD soft Ughts and ele- takes on o new meaning hem. along, darling. I told Koto dinner Yeoce; aa old brownstonc PARIS CREATES FRIVOLITIES! at eight and it’s almost that now,” Qiade over with taste. Derek stood up. He had got his She saw one or two people she lOOO ROOMS way—that is, partly, and yet be um oiu ihU . knew and nodded to them. Marico Ail newly decorated. Each wasn’t satisfied. Of course it was was smiling at her. "How do things room equipped wHh o NIVATI. perfectly all right for Lila to go to |» k llluB OttW w. go, child?” the Martin party with Marko. Why She liked being called child. It 8ATH, SHOWK, RADIO. ORCUIA- not ? But he had so hoped she’d give »ade you feel small and protected UNO ICE WATER, A “WAUTY RSST* the affair up for him. It was such a c/lnofteit in ^|j|y and precious. Derek never called ' MATTRESS, FULL UNOTN MIRROR, little thing to do. W o. o JiejL her *hat, although he JmuI other VAOQUS aOSET. WIIT1NO DS5K Still nursing that sense of baffle names^—sweet names, too—for her. ond Other modem features. ment, of defeat, Derek went to his She widened her eyes. *T don’t own room. He rat his hand, over Todfauu 1^9 ® 1 1 5 0 know what Is the matter with 2 HliratM to thsotTM sue iSesn, his chin. He must shave and c'hsmge Derek. He seems—wen, g UAMCHBSrnm BVBNmO HSBALD, UAN0HB8TBR, OOlfN. WBDNBSDAT, lANUABT 81,1«M. Tqble Tennis Takes The Town By Storm Mile Event Features Track By ip m X E DONAHUE Says Foxx Due To Break Charter Oaks To Oppose METRIC SYSTEM IS NEA MTvloe Sport! Wrtter T b« eitiioa w bo uiod to dot# oo mab j o a f f , d a llfb t la doublia^iB f tb« oppoHUoa at flv! ae trump, vulaorablo. tad paM la pliaoehl! wltb 100 aoM Ruth*8 Mark For Homers Holland Girls Tonight; la lUa baad, aow spoadf hi! tlaM looktaf for a UtQ« whlto oallulold ball UNABLE TO CHANGE uador tb! baaomoat ftalrt or waohlaf maohlao. la other worda, tbe great ladoor aport of the aatloa aow la table By BOLL BBAUCHEB 4>add Sevan more homara to Foxx’a 1st Place Is A t Stake (NEA Sport! Editor) 1984 potantlalitlaa and ttiank Mr. FIT PADDLE OBIP TO MILE AS STANDARD Comlskey W berfver you go you bear diacuaaloaa coaceralag tbe merit of tbe key forhla tboUglitfulBaaa. STYLE OF PLAY peabolder grlp,^ flafn^apla aerve aad tbe auperlorlty of pebbled rubber It may bo a bit early to go to Sunday baaaball waa tUagalagal In A most important and interesting paddlea over tbe aaadpaper atyla Aad everywhere tbe populaca tetb bat with this one, but having dt Philadelphia last year, so Sunda; bowling match Is scheduled for tbe Is H^re Tonight Charter (Dak alle^ at 8 o'clock to- rleb aad poor, la paatlag that pellet aoroaa a net and aboutlnf “i‘Chanre on one'! cheat one f^ a that one gannaa sehadulad at the Shlba { 'k aervloe.' baadboK bad to be taken to the o^ nlj^t, when the Charter Oak Girls Fans Eager to Learn If In- should gat It o ff . . . It’s juat this: ponant city . . . now Shlba wUl fa ce tha Holland Girls o f James Emory Foxx will break Babe - J Bridgeport In a State League match Tbe blatory of pee'Wee tennla lan’t lost la antiquity—but it’s lost la as lovely a rsndsavous for right Ruth's reoord of 60 home runs wide banded home nm hitters aa Wal' on the outcome of which depends doer and Outdoor Records Juat the same. Hiiatorlaaa go back to about 1889, when one James %■ / e open this year, making 69 home fare Island has been for financially the league leadership. According to Olbb, aa Engllabman, found he could have a lot of f\m with a ball and runs. Here’s bow one arrives at embarrassed thugs . . . playing on the offldnl standing, the visiting a paddle la a game be named “goaslma.” After that people in England, that Inexorable conclusion: Sundays at home, Foxx should bit team has won 24 and lost nine for Distance Can Be Brok France, Htmgary and America also discovered the fun, and when they Last year Foxx did. bis Cleveland at least six more homers, there be games, while the locals have won 23 all joined, Itnecame known by various names, the latest and best fitted bating m the municipal stadium, ing 12 games at home he played aad lost ten. en; la Held Possiblei being table tennis. a vast domain in which a homer elsewhere last year. Can Take Lead latroduotlon of tbe celluloid ball was made lu 1900, and from then was practically impossible . . . Einstein Answers It ^ aweeplng all three games to- OB table tennis caught on. Today there are more than 2,000,000 devotees this year Foxx will do his Cleve Now let us seek out a mathema nlrtt, the localslocal can go into imdls- In tbe United States, organized and governed by an association that land batting In old League park tician and present our problem . . piited poeseeMon of first place, wUie By ALAN GOULD xnakes rules and conducts national and sectional tournaments. where a right-handed home nm is Ehnstein would be a good guy, and loss of one game will result in a More than 400 players from all parts of the country recently took within tbe bounds of reason , . . . he’s right here in this country now tie for top hemors. The Charter New York, Jan. 81— (AP) — The let us give Foxx seven bome.'s in . . . we’ll send our carrier pigeotis. Oaks, defeated the Holland Girls on high pressure adoption of the In Qevelud where he made none . . . . Come Prancer! . . . Come the latter’s home alleys last week, ternational metric system for track last year. Donder and Blitzen! .... (Inisioess two out of three games and feel sports by the American Atnletic Thanks to Comlskey of dispatching police tiogs) .... confident at repeatmg here. Foxx'went to bat in Chicago at Well, well, here you are back al Aoe Ftn Topplere Union has failed to» budge tradition Comiskey park in 11 games last ready. Let us open the paper af Tbe vlaltore have some of the best or alter the fact that the mile is the year .... but tbe owners of tbe fixed to the reindeer’s leg and see girl bow lers In the state In their standard by which the success of premises, dlssatisfled with tbe rate the answer. uneup. Including Mlsa Alice Dlugo, tbe 1934 indoor foot racing season at which their Mr. Simmons was Mr. Elnstin says 48 plus 7 plus wbo is ranked as No. 1 honorary bashing the apple ovslr the old left 7 plus 6 equal 681 M arvelous! bowler of the United States by the will be measured. part in a New York tournament, and at present players are on a tour field barrier, have moved home But we’ll go the professor one bet National Congress. Miss Dlugo is ’The headline features of the through the middle west. The tour will wind up in a national extrava plate up to accommodate him . . . ter and make it 69 — just for good third in the individual state league campaign, the chief box office at ganza at Chicago, February 3 and 4. not only a.e they thereby helping measure . . . thus, in this year standing with an average of 105.15 tractions for the big eastern meets Heading the parad are Jimmy Jacobson of New York, men’s cham Simmons but are inviting lawsuits of 1934, Jimmy Foxx will baqh out for 80 games, while Mlaa Kirk tops are the mile rau:es in which such pion, and Jessie Purves of Des Plaines, HI., women’s champion. ’They filed by the kin of slain customers 69 home runs, exceed) ag by nine the list with an average of 108.15 runners as Glenn Cunningham of in the left field stands immediately KEinsas, Bill Bonthron o f Princeton will defend their titles against players from every city, town and hcunlet four-base knocks Bab.) Ruth’s rec ''' / / ' ' " for 30 games. Miss Roberge, also a Alice Dingo in the United States. after Jimmy Foxx completes bis ord of 60 . . . . ’Thai wasn’t so member of the Holland Girls, is Emd Gone Venzke of Pennsylvania batting chore . . . let us hasten to hard, was it? sixth in tbe standing with an aver of 102.25 for 24 games, Clara Jack- are entered. As popular as it is in America, this indoor sport is more, widely age of 104.2L more I2tb wltb an average of 102 Most Better These spread in Hungary, considered the hot-bed of the game. There tbe kiddies Locals Are Listed for 27 games, Jennie Schubert 18th Tbe question agitating track fol cut their eye teeth on the spheroid, play right on through school, and Tbe Charter Oak Girls have four with an average of 101.15 for 27 lowers is not what any at tbeae may soon be given a diploma in tbe noble aport on graduation from members listed in the lndivld\ial games and Gertrude Nelson 14th stars can do for the 15()0 meters but standing as of January 25, l^ora with an average of 101.8 for 27 what the chances are ot cracking MARTY McMANUS SIGNED Nelson being tenth with an average games. Venzke’s indoor world record of 4:10 for the mile or of surpassing Jack i i i Lovelock’s new outdoor mark of AS PLAYER BY DWGERS 4:07.6 for tbe classic distance. Hers arc the three moat popular The “four minute mile” likely will pnddle gripe In table tmnle Irnnia prove to be a mirage but so com SOCCER a U B S TO MEET, petent an authority as Bill Harglss, giiy, at t<^i penholder grip, center, Cunningham’s coach, thinks the RANGERS WIN lOTH Former Pilot of Red Sox and thumb support grip, bottom. stocky iKansaa runner can. do 4:04 and Lawson Robertson of Pennsyl college, Some of the greatest players in the world, notably G. Barna, By JIMMY DONAHUE DISCUSS CONSOLIDATION vania believes 4:06 is likely, under come from that country. Goes to Brooidyn and Ex NEA Service Sports Writer proper conditions. Japan, too, miut play its table tennis, and 200,000 of tbe little men BATTLE OF SEASON There are three grips common in Is Not Imnosaible and women are said to be up in paddles, whaling the ball across the net. With at leaat three potential perts Predict Ousting of table tennis—the penholder, tennis record crackers turned loose on tbe England has succumbed to tbe game, there being more than 600 clubs and thumb support holds. These, by m N S T O P U Y Many Feel Local Teams In that country. Fred Perry, England’s No. 1 ranking tennis player, boards, in aiddition to such capable no means, are the only paddle grips foot racers as Glen Dawson of Okla and winner of the U. S. National singles title in 1938, is an expert at the Keep Slate Clean by Defeat Joe Stripp; Has Been at used, but they* are most common. miniature game. Would Benefit by Having homa and Joe Mangan of Cornell, One cannot be recommended above HOME GAMES HERE this speculation may prove to be far ing Mitchell House Quin Odds With Carey. the other because each player must from juat an cxademlc discussion be Up imtil a couple of years ago the game was looked upon as a find a grip that suits his style of Central Managemnt; To fore the season is over. Two miles "sissy's” sport. It was shunned by the m ^ y devotees of golf,^football Dlay. One of the common errors ot In less than nine minutes was sup and baseball because it was considered unworthy of tbe brawn and brain tet by 35-24 Score. ^-f^eglnnings is to adopt a style used posed to be Impoasible xmtil Paavo of a big he-man. But times have changed. Table tennis as it is played New York, Jan. 81.—(AP)— TOe by an expert he has seen. This often Hartford Hockey Team To Hold Meeting at Rec Fri Nurmi came along to reel off tbe today, with cut-shots, accurate playing of the comers and twisting serves Brooklyn Dodgers signed Marty Mc results in a miserable game for a distance in 8:58.2 on tbe old MeuII- is a real test of a player’s nerves, eye and footwork. time -until the player changes his son Square Garden track In 1925. It is faster than tennis, because it is confined to a much smaller court The local Rangers travelled to Manus to a 1934 contract today and Use Center Springs Pond day Night at 8 o’clock. grip to suit his style. Venzke At Peak —nine by five feet—and an expert can make a ball do tricks that make Hartford Monday night and annexed baseball sharps immediately fore The penholder grip is just what Venzke has tbe benefit of the in you think your eyes are deceiving you. their tenth consecutive victory by cast the end of Joe Strlpp’s connec door mile race under bis belt by way The game has progressed to a point where there is even competition the name implies. You grab the as Their Home Rink. BY OBSERVER. of prelimixtary to renewing his defeating the Mitchell House Boys tion with the club. similar to the Davis Cup contents in tennis. In 1932, ten nations com pculdle like you would a pen, with rivalry this IratEirday night with It all may be a trifle premature, the handle extending up between Since winter forcibly closed the peted for the Swathllng cup, which is similar to the tennis trophy. Club by the score of 85 to 24 at the soccer season In m id-Decem ber Cunningham in the Wanamaker Lawrence Street Lyceum. ’The game but the strenuous effort Manager the thumb and forefinger, and the The Hartford Indians Hockey mile, featuring the MiUrose A. A. Max Carey made to get McManiA, blade taking the place of the pen there has been very little activity in was fast and well played through team, who are to play all their home local circles. However, within the games on the Garden track. Cun deposed pilot of the Boston Red Sox point. This hold is very effective on 3 CHiessig, I f ...... 0 0-0 0 games at Center Springs in Man last week there have been signs ningham beat the Penn filer In this out. during the winter, coupled with a shots to the player’s left, but has its event last winter in 4:13. He will 0 Stone, c ___ '...... 2 0-0 4 Mitchell House drew first blood reported coolness between Carey chester, will open their home season that interest is gradually being re THREE LOCAL TEAMS 3 HiUer, rg ...'...... 3 0-0 6 weak points in returning hot shots be favored to repeat but likely vfill when Blank picked up a loose ball' and Stripp lent color to the belief at (Jenter Springs this Sunday after vived. There have been informal have to move at a faster clip to do 2 Pagani, Ig ...... 1 0-2 2 on the right. under the basket and scored. The that Joe was on the trading block. conversations among followers of so. Venzke is now considered to be The tennis grip is made by noon, opposing' the strong Bristol the game relative to the prospects Rangers tied the score through the Carey has been dickering with grasping the handle of the paddle Hockey club, at 2:30 p. m. closer to hla 1932 record breaking TURN IN VICTORIES 9 9 2-4 20 courtesy of Raguskus and Kennedy of the local teams. 'These discus McManus for some time on a player, with tbe full hand and then extend Manager Jack Whalen of the In form thEin at any time since then Half time score, 20-11 Phantoms; who both made good on foul shots. sions have, in general, reviewed the and not a coaching, basis. Marty ing the finger across the blade. The dians has booked teams with a na and capable of doing at least 4:12 referee, Della Ferra; scorer, Ben The Rangers went into the lead ps records and prog^ressiveness of the for the mile. has played every infield x>osition dur grip is effective on both sides of the tional reputation to oppose the In Clune. Enrico Intercepted a pass and scor ing his 14 years major league career several teams in town. As a re Stars To Clash ed. Dulka of the Boys Club tied the player. dians at Manchester, among such as sult there will be a general meeting Masons, Sons of Italy and with the Brown^ Tigers and Red the Newburgh (N. Y.) Bears, (Mid Cimningham is due to monopolize Sons of Italy (37) score at 4 all on a well executed tap The thumb support hold is favor open to all soccer enthusiasts on the Himter mile at the ^ston A. A. Sox, but is most at home at second ed by the writer. It is the same as dle Atlantic Champions); Norwich P B F T off play. A long shot by Enrico or third base. Friday evening, Feb. 2 at the East games Feb. 10, apd meet Venzke made the score 6-4 in favor of the the tennis grip, except the thumb, French Club, Providence Hockey Side Recreation building on School again, as well as Bonthron, in the Phantoms Are Winners; 0 Georgetti, r f ...... 5 2-3 12 At Odds With C^ey. Club, Jamaica (L. 1.) Hockey (Jlub 1 Muldoon, r f ...... 0 1-1 l Rangers as the quarter ended. In Not only has Stripp been at odds instead of the forefinger, is held street. ’The meeting will be at 8 Baxter mile on the New York A. C. the second quarter the Rangers kept (N. Y. Champions), and many other 2 Vince, I f ...... 4 0-0 8 with Carey but likewise has been re against the back of the paddle. This o ’clock. program Feb. 17. ’This is the event the Mitchell House score less while fast attractions. Heights Are Beaten. 0 Sapienza, c ...... 1 1-1 3 ported dissatisfied with the terms support at the rear enables tbe Suggest Consolidation. for which the rail birds are most Schuetz got away for a sucker shot The Indians are coached by Alvnn eagerly waiting, with Cimningham 1 M. DeSimone, rg . . . 0 0-0 0 the Dodgers offered him for the com player to play both fore and back Such a meeting as is planned {ind Brown sank two nice side shots hand shots with equal ease, and is Reinhart (All-American Intercolleyl- should do a great deal of good. for the first time matching strides 2 Urbenette, rg ...... 1 3-6 5 ing season. 'The club plans to lop ate at University of New Hamp Four basketball games were to make the score 12 to 4 at half exceptionally effective in getting There is a general concensus among with Bonthron, the Detroit boy who 1 J. DeSimone, Ig.... 3 2-2 8 time. about 875,000 off the payroll and few shire, 1925), captained by “Wbltey chased Lovelock to the tape in their played at the School Street Rec last members of the hapless Dodger en “english” on the ball in servmg. followers not officially connects Mitchell House rallied in the third Jacobsen, formerly with the Van with any of the local teams that all memorable record mile at Princeton night, Rec teams emerging victori 7 14 9-13 37 quarter and drew up to four points semble r ‘ 1933 have escaped a slash. couver Hockey Club, and managud last July. inu Billies (5) Although there has been no offi VINES WINS AGAIN was not well during tbe fall season ous in three out of che lOur. 'The of the Rhngers as Bavich dropped 3 by Jack Whalen, recently profes of last year. It is felt that a frank P B ,F T shots in a row after Antonio had cial basis for the reports so far, ru sional with New York and Massa feature contest found Ansaldi’s Ma 2 S. Silver stein, rf . . . .0 0-2 0 Pasadena, Calif., Jan. 31.— (AP) — discussion of what is the best pro sons taking the Glastonbury C. scored. The Rangers then started mor most frequently has connected chusetts clubs. During the season 1 Liinder, r f ...... 0 0-0 0 to click and with Antonio and Della Stripp with a trip to Boston and a Playing before 2,000 fans in his cedure to be followed will do much into camp by a score of 38 to 21, of 1930-31 the Indians annexed the to promote the interests of the 0 T. Gardner, I f ...... 0 0-1 0 Ferra leading the way they *pulled place with the Braves. The latest home town, Ellsworth Vines defeat title of State Champions through BOUT OFF BETWEEN the locals having a 19 to 6 lead at 0 G. Gardner, I f ...... 0 0-0 0 ed William T. ’Tilden for the eighth game as a whole. The opinion ssoins half time. steadily to the front and were never deal, perhaps attributable mostly to their winning of ten games and 2 Linder, c ...... i 0-2 2 headed. The Rangers will play at time in 12 matches of their pro to be that if tbe right kind of offi The Burnside Guards, led by Ray tbe imagination of those wbo have losing two. 1 Anderson, c ...... 1 0-0 2 the School Street Rec tonight with fessional tennis tour last night. The cials can be obtained to take office .Hutt turned back the Heights in the predicted it, would have Stripp and To acquaint the fEUis of Manches 1 Anderson, r g ...... 0 0-1 0 an opponent not announied yet. scores were 6-2, 4-6, 7-5. that it would be better to have all $CHMEING-BAER opener, 39 to 26, after which the Sam Leslie going to the Braves in ter w ith the IndlEms’ players and 0 Silverstein, r g ...... 0 0-0 0 Manchester Rangers (85) ’Tilden, starting slowly, waa m local soccer 'teams under one Sons of Italy troimced the HID Bil exchange for short stop Bill Urban- their positions the following is the 3 G. Gardner, Ig ...... 0 1-2 1 P. ^ B. F. T. good form by the second set, dis mai^ement. That there are diffi lies, 37 to 5. In the third game of ski, pitcher Huck Betts and first roster of the Indians: Whltey Ja 0 Kennedy, r f ...... 1 1-1 3 baseman Baxter Jordan. playing a beautiful forehand stroke culties in the way is not denied. It the evening, the Phantoms walloped cobsen (1), wing: A1 Reinhart (8), 10 2 1-8 5 0 Stevenson, ...... 1 0-0 2 that conquered Vines. The third center; Ferd. Meichand (2), wln«; Is pointed out, however, that they the Rockville Clerks. 33 to 20. are far from being unsurmountable German to Leave for Europe Half time score, 22-0 Sons of 0 Enrico, ...... 1 0-0 2 set was a wild affair. Vines won Jack ^^*den (6), defense; Co. Haw Box scores: 0 Raguskus, If .... 0 1-1 1 Cassopolls, Mich., high school’s when he broke Tilden’s terrific de and that if a real effort is made tbe Heights (26) Italy; referee, Byscholsky; scorer, kins (7), defense; Jack Perkins, Clune; timer, Burke. 1 Brown...... 2 0-1 4 first team won a 3-0 basketball livery to take the eleventh game and goal, and spares of Phelps (5), way will be found to be much After Fi|^t With Hamas to P B F T 1 Schuetz, c ...... 2 1-2 5 game from the Watervllet, Miich., then smashed the ball across the net smoother than is smticipated. Con 0 i'.emier, rf ...... 6 2-3 14 0 Enrico, ...... 0 0-0 0 Forbes (4), Kalinas (3), Scoville preps. All three points were made on his own service to blast Big Bill (9), FalrchUd (10), Lindsay (11), sequently it is hoped that there will 3 Barrera, I f ...... 2 0-1 4 Ansaldl Masons (88) 1 Della Ferra, rg ,.3 0-0 6 off the court. be a large attendance at the meet< on free throws. and Palmeroy (12). Meet Uzcodmi 2 Moorbouse, c ...... 2 1-5 5 P B , F T 1 Sartor...... 1 0-0 2 ing so that a real effort can be 0 Johnson, r g ...... 1 i - i 3 1 Sturgeon, rf ...... 6 0-0 12 0 Stevenson ...... 0 0-0 0 Tbe TTKRinna will expect a faithful John Roberts may set a new following from tbe Manchester fEics m ^e to reconcile any differences 2 Dupont, I g ...... 0 0-0 0 2 Opizzi, If . , ...... 3 3-5 9 0 Enrico, Ig ...... 2 0-0 4 Deep sea fishing is increasing in record by winning throe naajor ath at all the games, inasmuch as Jiey there may be and in such a way as New York, Jan. 81.—(AP)—For 3 Quish, c ...... 3 0-2 6 0 Antonio ...... 3 0-0 6 popularity among winter tourists letic Cs in one quarter at the X'nl- to adequately protect the interests 2 Campbell, r g ...... 2 2-2 6 will be under tbe “Silk O ty Banner.' the time being at least, the proposed 7 11 4-10 26 visiting Miami, Fla., and many ho verslty of Chicago. He stars as a of all CO- cemed. return 'battle of tbe Maxes” Baer Burnside Guards (89) 1 J. Lturgeon, r g ...... 1 0-0 Z 4 16 3-5 35 tels are arranging daily trips to the pole vaulter, fancy diver and tum To reach a definite decision on 0 Bissell, Ig ...... 1 1-2 3 Mitchell House: (Hartford) (24) vs. Schmellng, seemed today to have 2 Hutt, rf ...... 7 2-3 16 fishing banka. bler. MARANVILLEMAYTOP fhe course of action to be followed bean written off tha books. 1 Holt, I f ...... 1 0-0 2 P. B. F. T. by the Olympic A. C. the members 9 16 6-11 38 1 Rizzo, rf ...... 1 0-1 2 Lou Daro, California promoter, .k. If ...... 1 0-0 2 of both senior and junior sections recently opened negotiations for a .►yne, c ...... 0 0-1 0 Glastonbury A. C. (21) 0 Destaurao,...... 0 0-2 0 2 Bavich, r f ...... 5 0-0 10 MARK SET BY WAGNER are requested to be at the School Baer-Scbmallng match at Lrs An d Buck, c ...... i ...... 0 0-0 0 P B F T St. building at 7:30 p. m. 1 .Kusiak, rf ...... 0 1-1 1 0 Spatt ...... 0 0-0 0 geles in March and Schmellng wa^ 2 Walbridge, r g ...... 7 1-2 15 1 Dulka, c ...... 2 0-2 4 Rangers Bow. To Bruins, 4 Pagani, rf ...... 1 1-2 3 Pittsburgh,. Jan. 31.—(AP)— A reported to have accepted terms. 0 Riva, Ig ...... 1 2-2 4 0 Golac ...... 0 0-0 0 Now, however, Joe Jacobs, the Ger 2 Kiehigh, If ...... 2 1-3 5 National League record that old 0 Hauser, rg ...... 1 0-0 2 man’s manager save Schmellng will 0 Paver, c ...... 1 0-0 2 Homu Wagner has held for 18 years 8 17 5-8 39 1 Blank, Ig ...... 8 0-0 6 Slip Into Tie For Lead leave for Europe shortly after his Half time score, 19-16 Guards; 0 Cummins, c ...... 1 0-0 2 is in danger of being eclipsed this bout with Steve Hamas at Philadel referee, Bycholsky; scorer, Clune; 2 Porter, rg ...... 2 2-4 .6 5 12 0-5 24 yeai;^ if Rabbit (goes-on-forever) 0 Cummins, r g ...... 0 0-0 0 phia, February IS to meet Paulino timer, Clune. Score at halftime, Rangers 12, New York, Jan. 31.— (AP) —Only.^didn’ MaranvUle’s aging, but elastic, legs 0 Pagani, Ig ...... 1 0-2 2 ,’t cut a very wide swath dur Uaeudun at Barcelona, April 18. Mitchell House 4. time laa tell whether Eddie Shore, ing the gams itself. Babe Seibert, carry him through another full sea . MiDer la Favored Phantoms (83) Referee, Quiim. former Ranger wlngman, and Joe son. 9 8 5-12 21 admittedly the most important New York, Jan. 31.—(AP)—Fred P B F T Lamb scored the goals that gave Wagner, the “Flying Dutchman” die Miller of (Cincinnati, national 0 Kovis, rf ...... 5 2-9 12 Half time score, 16-6 Ansaldl; 10 member of the Bostop Bruins, can Boston a 2-0 lead in tbe first period, of Pittsburgh Pirate fame, in 21 By Associated Press boxing association featherweight 1 Byscholsky, I f ...... 1 1-2 3 minute periods; referee Della Firra; SAVOLDI TO WRESTLE provide the spark that will send his then Cecil (Tiny) Thompson held years of active diamond warfare set scorer, Ben Clune; timer, Burke. New York—Ray Steele, Glendale, champion was a heavy lavorite to ■2 T. Saimonds, c ...... 4 2-4 10 team shooting bade Into tbe midst the spotlight in turning back tbe a mark of participation in 2,785 whip Frank (Kid) Covelll of New 2 Whippert, r g ...... 2 1-1 of tbe American division struggle^ln (Jal., threw Ell Fischer, New York. JIM LONDOS TONIGHT Ranger assaults through the remain games by the time of his retirement New Haven —» Jim CTlinkstock, York in their ten round non-title 0 S. Saimonds, Ig ....1 1-1 tbe Natonal Hockey League. But der of the contest. in 1916. He is now a Pirate coach. match at the Broadway arena to- two games since his return from the OklEfiioma defeated A1 Getzewlcz, — ~ Last Night's Fights Goalie Features No other National Leaguer has Manchester, Conn., two strai^M nlgdit. 16-game suspension that resulted 6 18 7-17 88 Chicago, Jan. 81.—(AP) — Jim Paul 'Thompson, ’Tiny’s brother, come near that figure, but year by falls. cauistopher (Bat) Battalino of from the Ace Bailey accident Dee. Rockville Clerks (20) Londos, most persistent of the played an important role in Chi year tka Boston Braves shortstop, Harrisburg, Pa. —Ernie Dussk, Hartford, Conn., former faath^ By Aasooidted Frees 12 already have shown \that 1 P. Phillips, r f ...... 8 2-2 8 heav Twelght w restle dalmants, the cago’s triumph over Ottawa but it now 42 jrears old, has been creeping Omaha, threw Paul Boesch, New West Palm Beach, Fla.— Henry 3 Bruins will have a band in the de- weight ehaihpion, who now Is cam- and Jo' Savoldl, torxxm Notre Dame was another goalie, (3xuck Gardiner, up and by playing in 143 contests York. pal^fng among th . • ♦. .tg 1. I 5?- LOST AND FOUND FLORISTS—NURSERIES 15 APARTMENTS—FLATS— hear something from ttue Y. 'M. C. Davies ...... r. 92 93 100 285 TENEMENTS 63 A. In r^ard to the “rubber” game Taggart ___ .103 86 101 290 LOST—BLACK TAN AND silver CUT AND POTTED FLOWERS that was to be rolled two weeks ago. [Y.M.CA. Belgian Police dog, spayed female, such as carnations, snap^agons FOR RENT—'TWO raR B B and Looks 'ike cold feet for the bowlers Totals license No. 36887. Answers to and calendulas potted plants. D ow l i ri(^ 500 526 496 1522 four room furnished or unfurnished basketball from over north. Manchester’s doctors wtiie. imfaig name of Rip. Finder plesae return Cyclamens, cinerarias, begonias apartments. Mancheeter Construc KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS Wales the Y. 111. C. A., gymsiaium ejf- to 153 Adams street. Telephone and ferns. We make up floral de BAKERS ALL-STABS WIN tion Co. TeL 4131 or 4359. In the K. of P. League at Mur MERCHANTS LEAGUE Donovan ... .. 89 76 92 257 temoon for their r^fular w eh!^ 7909. Reward. Clegg. signs and wedding bouquets at the phy’s Alleys laat night. Team No. 1 exercises. The usual period, 5:1S to The newly organized All-Stars A. Stevenson . 105 107 99 311 lowest prices. Krauss Greenhouse, took 3 points from Team NO. 4 By taking four points from Wat Torrance ... .. 95 110 89 294 6:30 this evening ia being taken by 621 Hartford Road. Phone 8962. -traveled to Rockville Saturday and while Team No. 3 took 3 points Thompson .. the Men’s Volley Ball Leag^ue. ’ In BUSINESS LOCATIONS beat the ToUzmd county “Y” lea^e kins the A & P Stores went into . 101 108 93 302 ANNOUNCEMENTS 2 from Team No. 2. E. Garrity had Brennan ___ . 106 •114 116 336 the basketball games to be pla^d FOR RENT 64 leaders by the score of 47 to 36. "Hie high single with 136 and high 3 firist place. Hale’s Self Serve lost tonight the North Elnds will meet three points to the Hardware Stores FOR RENT—SPECIAL rates to MOVING—TRUCKING- All-Stars were never in danger string with 337. Totals the Oxfords at 6:30 and at 7;SC the TO RENT—OFFICES AT 866 Mam from the ^ginning to the end. but. still hold second place. Keith’s 496 515 489 1500 High School students, on Type S T O R A G E 20 Street (Orford Bldg.) Apply Ed Team No. 2 England Cubs and Phontoms will c la ^ The The fasf'and snappy passing at took six out of eight points from the last game of the evennlg will be be writer rentals for month, or rest ward J. Boll. Tel. 4642 and 8U26. E. Berggren .. 97 92 96 285 Shields ...... 103 91 93 287 MOVING, TRUCKING and light tack was too much for the Oljrm- C. I. Anderson. 103 93 89 285 First National Stores which puts McMenemy . tween the Buckland ai^ Mercuries of school year. Address, G. H. Wil them in the running. Keish hit high . 105 94 98 297 hauling. Ashes removed weekly, E. pics. Burke, Sumlalaaki and Kurek A. Berggren .. 105 109 82 296 Copeland ... .. 88 team, starting at 8:30. cox, Dial 3443. single of 146 and high three string 82 94 264 L. Morin. Telephone 6163. HOUSES FOR KEN'l 65 led the scoring attack for the win Finnegan .. .. 97 114 90 ners. Deptula and ^KaJ.wr played for 361. C. Wennergren followed 303 305 294 267 866 McAdam ... .. 97 131 93 326 SILVER LANE BUB LINE offer the TO RENT —SEVERAL desirable best for the losera. Next Saturday Team No. S with 345 and Brophy third with 327. AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 4 accommodation of theii large L)e- CONNECneVF FARMERS five, six and seven room nousee, the All-Stars play the Pastimes of I. S co tt...... 92 88 • 117 297 Keitii’a (3) Totals *492 512 473 1577 Luze bus for lodge, party or team elngle and double; also beated Rockville at the Rockville Town H. J u u l...... 88 112 113 313 Murphy ...... 86 85 91—261 HIGHEST PRICES paid for your trips at speda) rates. Pbon« 8063. apartments. Apply Edward J. HoU, HalL E. G arrity----- 101 136 100 337 Strickland___ 104 104 84—292 The individual averages in the TO GET FEDERAL LOANS car. Cash waiting. Armory Ga 8860. 8864 Phone 4642 and 8026. All-Stora (47) W. Keith ...... 95 110 82—287 British-American league, as of Jan rage, 60 Wells street. Telephone P- B. F. T. 281 336 330 947 Hayes ...... 92 ^ 97—275 uary 22, were released today, os 6874. TRUCKING OF ANY kind. CaU V. FOR RENT—SINGLE HOUSE, five 0 Myneski, rf ...... 0 0-0 0 Keish ...... 122 105 89—316 follows; Firpo, 116 Wells street. Tdepbone rooms. Reasonable. Inquire Paul 0 Sumisiaskl, I f ...... 4 6-6 14 Team No. 4 Hartford, Jan. 31.— (AP)—For 6148. G PinfaH Ave. the purpose of maklTig loans ' Saimond, 141 Oak. etreet. 4. Bycbolski, c ...... 2 0-0 4 C. A. Anderson 106 03 87 286 498 490 ‘ 448 1431 Morrison , ... 21 2341 111.51 1. Burke, Ig ...... 9 l-l 19 E. Thoren ----- 97 103 89 289 Wylie ____ farmers in Connecticut for rairtng Want Ad iBfemattea LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE Pint NaUonal (1) ... 36 3957 109.9 FOR RENT—SIX ROOM single 2. Kusek, r g ...... 6’ 0-0 10 C. Bolin ...... 101 103 126 329 McAdam ,. .... 36 crops, poultry and stock, the newly movlDg, general trucking, livery house, recently renovated, steam Benny ...... 83 91 77—251 3954 109.8 1. Vojeck, r g ...... \___ 0 0-0 0 Wright ...... 8^ 106 93—294 Stevenson . ... 12 1306 108.8 formed Hartford Production Credit eervice. Our affillAtion with United heat, rent reasonable. Apply Man . 304 299 301 904 Sherman Association will open offices tomor Manchester Vans Service means lower rates on Gerard ...... 95 88 86—268 .. 36 3883 107.9 chester Realty Company, 928 Main 8 20 7-7 47 Team No. 1 Tbon^son row at 130 Washington street. For furniture moving to distant points. Johnston...... 104 87 80—307 36 3780 105.0 Evening Herald, street, telephone 4412. (Hympica (86) R. Anderson .. 78 100 107’ 286 Taggart .. 33 3455 mer Commissioner of Agrieulturo S. Largs modem trucks ezpeiienced Brogan ...... 88 96 111—295 104.7 P- B. F. T. J, Wennergren. 98 87 127 812 J. Fleming 38 3435 104.1 McLean Buckingham is president of CLASSIFIED men, prompt lervlce, all goods in- 0 Kajarr, r f ...... 4 1-3 9 A. Carlson . . . 124 116 96 336 Donnelly .. 30 3096 the association, which will make •ured while In transit are features LEGAL NOTICES 72 491 468 446 1415 103.2 ADVERTISEMENTS 2. Dimtula, I f,...... 7 2-2 16 Dickson ,.. 36 3706 108.0 loans on short term notes, financed offered at no extra m ense to you. 300 808 829 982 Keith's (3) Brennan .. by Federal funds under the Farm Wells A. Strickland 0, Ortowski, c ...... 0 0-3 0 (Poetponed Match) 36 3702 102.8 Coast els srorsg• words to a Use, Daily trip! to New York, baggage ve. 8. Raezkowskl, r g ...... 4 1-2 9 Davies ,,,, 36 3695 102.6 Credit Act of 1933 and the Farm teitlais, BoisOsrs aad abbroTlatloas delivered direct to steamship ^ r s . Lynn Leather Washer and Mat Cc. Bowling averages of fifteen (16) Murphy ...... 88 78 83—240 Finnegan , Credit Administration. saob ooust as a word asd oompoand 2 Oik, i f ...... 1 0-0 2 33 3851 101.6 For further information call 8068, Dsletcewfki, Ig ...... 0 0-0 0 games or more in K, P. League; Strickiand .... 88. 106 90—282 Torrance , 36 3566 There are similar aseociatione in words as two worda MlBlmam ooet Is Superior Court, Hartford County, Keith ...... 82 87 81—260 98.8 pries of tbrss Mass, 8360, 8864, Perrett A Olenney Inc. January 21, 1124, No, Games Ave, Cordner .,. 24 2368 98.3 all etatoe. this is the only one of its Hayes ...... 88 96 97—281 Ubs rates per day lor traBstoat In Re-Applioation to The Honorable 7 , 16 4-10 36 E, Erickson ...... 39 104.19 Haugh ___ ...... 21 2050 97.6 kind in Connecticut. Applicatione Keweli Jennings, a iudge of the Su J, Wennergren ...... 39 103,12 Keish ...... 91 1,46 114—361 W, Fleming’ .... 27 by farmers for loans may be made perior Court. Raferta, Praanniak, Scora at balf- 2632 97.6 PROFESSIONAL tima, 27-19, AU-fltars. A, Carlson ...... 33 101.82 O, Foots ,, ...... 36 3460 96.1 anytime beginning tomorrow, at the Order appointing a temporary re- E, Tborsn ...... 27 101,26 SERVICES 22 eeiver, ete. 437 613 466 1413 Baker .,,, >00000 3S 3438 96.6 Hartford office. Length of the ehort R. Andsrson ...... is 101,16 ^The^ applloatlon of the plaintiff In EAOLEf WIN First NattonaJ (1) Holmea ... 00000 2T 2684 95.0 terms range from tbl.”ty days to one in irregiiiar is PXANOI TUNED, rt^ red , rsbuilt the above-entitled action brought to A. Berggrsn ...... 39 lOl.l B en oy ...... 81 87 93—261 Sbleldf ...... 83 3122 94.6 year, 'The expected state - wide All s the Superior Court held in Hartford Tha Waft fllda Baglaa dafaatad C, A, Andsrson 36 99,20 rlU bs sban§ ii at tbs PBS (fats rats, Jobs Ooeksrbam, 2f Blfeiow street. tha 8alvatior< Army flva 8. mday Wright ,,,,,, 93 78 94—266 McMenemy 0000 ZT 2618 93.2 scope of the organization is indicat sslal ratss lor U>ng tsrs» svsry in and for Hartford County on the let C. Bolin ...... 38 99,17 fpsslal ri— ...... ------Dial 4319, Tueida/ of March, 1214, which appli- night at tha Holliatar atraat achool E, Brogan ,,,, 87 96 107—290 D, Foots ,, ...... 15 1390 92.7 ed by the fact tha'. the directors are d*y advsrtlslBg- - rtlsiBg glvsifivt spss rMssst. E, Andsrson ...... is 99,15 Bowers ...... 86 85 98—269 Fields ...... 3 277 from all Connecticut counties. Ads srdsrsd fsr ibr$» t 9t sis d^s eation is dated the 2Sth day of Janu in a bard fought game, Tha gama H, Juul ...... 16 99,9 92.3 iBd stpppsd 'tbs tbi^d ary, 1124, having bisn presented to waa elofa all too way until tha laat J. B rogan...... 87 98 89—276 L. H. Grant of Melroee is Vice COURSES AND CLASSES 27 the undersign, an order for a bear I, Carlson ...... 33 98,18 High flngli — McAdam, 162, preeideat, and F, M, Kearns, Gran ing thereon and notice of such bear two minutaf whan flutlivan aad Fal C, Hultgrsn ...... is 97,14 ing been waived by defendant, the lon mada fucoaaflva hoopf to giva 434 444 481 1380 High threi string — Wylie, 401, by, secretary and treasurer. The BEAUTY OULTUEE-EarB whils same came to a nonring before me at C. I, Andsrson 39 96.18 toxm alnfle—Scotland, 609, board of directors includss tbs fbl- Isarsisf, DstiUls free. Hartford victory to tha Eaglaa, flullivan lad A, Andsrson ...... 30 96,17 my chambers in the county buildlfig tha Eaglaf taam with Clough 14ad- Watkins (0) Hipi team three string—Scotland, lowing in addition to the officers: Acaddflw of KiUrdrdssiflf, 698 Main in laid Hartford on thlc 2«tb day of E, Modsan ...... I6 >984 1665, W, N, Pinney, Ellington;, John lit fdfbidf"! tUSPldf UbSS Mt Jjuiuan;, 1924 at 9 o'c'ook when the ing tha Salvation Army, C. Andsrson ...... is 93,17 Hennequin ,,,101 98 111—308 strsst, Hartford. p^lalntlff appeared by ble attorney fleIcora; Walker ,, ,,, 92 94 86—271 Lyman, Middlefleld; H, S, Coe, Wo- Witt ast bs psspsai E, Bsrgfrsn ...... 39 98,17 WARMER WEATHER AHEAD CharUe S, Heuie, and the plaintiff Eaglaf (48) Vittullo » 0 » t ! I 91 83 97—271 tOTbury; Dr, Frank D, Browning, fpr mpfp tiai PBS ippprrppt tbspi having been heard and the defendant 0, Johnson ...... I6 87.6 Fortin 0 0 0 0 0 0 89 114 Jewett City; John W, Hnlzdo, Willi- dl dSf MVPPttSPiPfIvPPtifPiPSBt PPdSPPd HELP WANTED— having waived, h*aring, it is found B, F, T, High singls, A, Bsrgfrsn, 143, 97—300 New Haven, Jan, 31,—(AP) — Sullivan, r f ...... Detro , 000000 mantle; Harold A, Brundage, Dan mor0 tbsA pbp ump> that the allegations of said applica ,,,11 2 24 Hlfh thrss string, A, Carlson, 360, 96 108 115—318 Warmer weather came to New Ha iBBdVPftPBt PmlSfiPB Pf IMPf' FEMALE 82 tion ar« true, and that a temporary McAdams, I f ...... 1 1 8 bury and William 8, Finney of 'Sof- rppt B B di^tM Pi »if0ruii»g trJU M reeeiver ought to be appointed forth ven today after the mercury field. rPPtlflPd PBtf V PBBPPtidtiPl d tM WANTED—FIVE OXRLi 17 to 36 with, Chapman, 0 ,,,,,,,,, ,,, 8 0 8 floms Bowling 488 496 606 1488 dropped to a minimum df five de- fbarf# qiadp fpf tbp spfvipp PBdprpdi Cargo, Ig ,,,,,,,,,,, , ,, 8 0 8 A A P Stores (4) jfsars, Cm ears $8M to 110.00 a How the/ifore it is ordered . MunJhy's allsys greet above zero for two succeeaive Ail adVpPtiSPBMStS Bflit PPBMfm (1) That John M, Miller of Man- Fallofl, rg ...... , , , 3 1 7 flparky flaldslla and Jos Barrsra, Wennergren ,, 116 113 117—346 wssk, Apply 76 Birob street to- ehester, Conneetleut be and he hereby days, 'The loweet reading for the rpfBldtlMS PBfPfOPd »f TbP bsttsr known as Xalssr, bad a wild Johnson ...... 110 98 84—292 day woe reported aa nine degrees sight usill f p, ffl„ or tomorrow is appointed temporary reeeiver of 21 000 BBd tbpy fpspfvp tip right t# ffiorsisfi the said Lynn Leather Waiher and 4 f8 string, Tbsy wsr# bowling against Friday ...... 84 100 98—282 above’ zero by the New Haven sint, rpdsp pf f p ^ sBf pppr SPB» Mat Company, flolvalton Army (85) Emls flbsrman sad Dickson, lUlssr Carlson...... 106 97 114—316 Branch of the U, S, Weather Bureau, FOR RENT 040 ^ WANTED—WOMAN OF r s ^ (2) That said appointment shall B, F, T, hit for 160 whils flaldslla hit for 172 Pstks ...... 94 110 102—308 By 11 a, m,, the mercury hod rieon UNFURNISHED HEATED bP PBbfiSbS^ SBffiP dSf BBd OS fS« msst 36 or over; ksowlsdgs of not take effect until said Miller shall Clough, r f ...... , , , 9 2 20 ^naking a tsam total of 882 for two to 11 degrees. BOOMS. Light bUl paid > hot Hirs4 bf if p'sipsb bppbi fatB^dars have filed with the undereigned a A, Nicoi, I f ...... ,., 2 0 4 msn, Kaissr started off with a water furnished. Apply ilifi/ a B. drsssBMklsf preferable, Psrma- bond In proter form with good and 608 618 616 The weather expert' predicted that sent posltlos with isteraatiosaliy euffloleiit surety Ir the sum of 260(Hi Lyons, c ...... ,,, 4 1 9 spars and followed it with a double rleing temperaturee would probaoly TELEFHONB YOUR conditioned on the faithful perform- Coles, Ig ,,,,,,,,,,,, .,, 1 0 2 strike, flaldslla sUrtsd off with a Hardware Stores (8) bring enow or rein tomorrow. GLENNEY'S STORE knows coBcsm glvisf isdlvidual anoe of hie duties under said appoint Jones, rg ...... ,,,,0 0 0 spars and followed this up with a WANT ADS. ssfvios, Address Box L. Herald, ment and In the event that he shall GaJlasso ...... 87 117 87—291 Ads ars MPdPtPd orst tns MisgbPBS at any time or tfm^e hereafter be eon- triple strike, then a two-pin spars, Brophy 112 99 118—327 at lbs OHAMX JUTJfi fivsfl dbovs firmed or appointed In said action 18 3 36 then a tbrss pin spars and blew a Edgar ...... 116 S3 110—309 ss s P(/evsmsflp« to sdrsrussrs, bat either as temporary or permanent re> one-pinner in the next box and an Smith ...... 93 131 96^319 tbs UAiB Will bs asssptpd ss LIVE STOCK— VEHICLES 42 oelver, hie faithful performance of other one-pinner two boxes later mi rv il PATUkfif it paid dt tbs bttsi* hie dutloe hh such receiver, and eald A, Anderson 97 89 100—286 Bsss pffiss PS Pf bpfor* tbs ssvsfitb FOR 8ALE—JERSEY COW tubdr- bond ehail have been approved by the Sparky had 134 In the 6tb box but ddf Ipllowifli tbs first ifls^lPfl pf' culls tdstdd, du# to frdshds is a undereigned, POUCE BEATS CHANIXD did not mark the rest of the game, sd ptBPrwlss tbs 0 ^ 1U iS (3) That eald Millar Immediately 506 519 608 1632 JU'l'g Will os splisstsA Mp rssppflsl> fdw days, Wffl, J, Prdstlcd, Tal- upon the taking effect o/ hie eald ap Hale's Self Serve (1) bTliif for srrors ia tslppbPBsd sdp COttVllld, pointment ahalT procied to take poe- FOR NEXT MONTH '‘Y” LEAGUE RESULTS Russell ...... 106 84 121—811 will bs assHffisd SBd tbsif assurasy eeeslon of all the booka, papera, evl- Madden ...... 92 79 101—272 saflftot PS guaraotssd. dencea of debt and property ot eald Brunners (4) corporation, to collect all monies Freldrfcks Sullivan ...... 97 106 84—287 INDEX OF POULTRY AND SUPPLIES 4J^ Under the aaaignment of beats .... 64 104 W, Anderson ., 99 106 109—313 owing to It, and to take all lawful made by Chief of Police lamuel Q. McGonlgal CLASSIFICATIONS stepe within hie power to eecure and .... 116 116 Tv/arnite ...... 97 106 98—301 FOR 8ALE—TWO-176 egg Buck preserve Its assets. Gordon for the month of February Kaminsky . . .. 92 108 nrtbs < S « S S d f S P>i« P P P P P P S P SA.d S P • JL eye Incubators, sllgntly UMd, rea (4) That said receiver continue to there will be no change In the duties McLagan . ffflsassfflsatp M .... 139 89 491 480 513 1484 llarri'’ -ss • «>«Mrd p'«;#d M dpddppdd sonable. Phone 8408. carry on, In such manner as he may of Policeman Seymour afid Wl^talla, deem judicious, the business now con Osatbs I r « « P s S P d $m*» *ddffddddPdC who have the first two morning 441 417 442 1500 (15^ Card of Ttaftflka ducted by said corporation until CHARTER OAKS WIN iB Msooriam s s p s p p d g d #;#*# f ro «MM W otherwise ordered but no longer beats. Joseph Prentice will continue Shearers (0) Oil Lost and fOUOd 1 ARTICLES FOR SALE 45 than for two months from this date, to covei the 10 o'clock beat which J. Behrend ... 101 92 108—301 The Charter Oak Girls had little Aflfiooncsnisots •<<•#<•*.•• t B O A T S A N D and to that end he Is authorized to gives protection to the school i' 11- Shearer ... -----109 79 difficulty in defeating Keeney’s Psrsooals ...... I make such contracts, purchases and 83—271 Dairy team at the Charter Oak al dren of the Eighth School District Harvey , ...... 100 86 93—279 AatoaioMlss FOR SALE—TWO PAIR allghtly dlsbursemerts as may be necessary. leys Monlay night in a time-up Automobllss for Sals s«sssg.espB 4 (5) That a hearing unon the con and includes the north end section. A. Behrend ... 83 129 115—327 Automobllss for Bzobargs f used Umon tubular hockey shoe firmation of said apt ointment, and Michael Fitzgerald goes from night match for tonight’s encounter with the Holland Girls of Bridgeport. The Auto AoesBsorlss—Tires ...... S skates, size 4 and 10. Telephone for the appointment of two ap duty to the 11 o’clock morning beat. 393 386 399 1178 Auto Rspalrina—PalntlBS 1 8689. praisers, be had before the under girls took all three games and Auto Schools ...... 1-A signed in the Superior Court room, David Galligan has the midnight heat which brings him into the po total pinfall by 76 pins. Jennie Autos—Ship by Truck ...... I civil side, in said Hartford, on the Kellers (1) Schubert hit high single with 118 Autos—For Hire ...... 9 9th day of February, 1934 at 10 lice station at 4 o’clock and also McGuire . ... . 108 Oarages—Senrics—Storags .PIS SOP 10 o’clock in the forenoon, and that said 91 121—320 and high three string with 322. FUEL AND PEED 49-A takes the traffic assignment at Park Keller ...... 93 110 99—302 Motorcycles—Bicycles ...... 11 temporary receiver give notice of street at 8:30 In the morning. Ray Charter Oak Girls Wanted Autoe—Mctorcycles . . . . IS FRANKLIN BLUE FLAME range his appointment, ar ' of said hearing W. Knofla . .... 85 89 118—292 Jackm ore...... 98 113 99 310 Baslueea aad ProfeselanaJ Serrteee to all parties In Interest, by publish mond Griffin will sigain drive the Business Services Offered ...... IS oil has more “heat units’ . The Norton . . . ----- I ll 103 147—361 Strong ...... 97 103 110 310 ing a copy of this order in the Man cruising car at night and Walter WiUis ...... 94 100 Household Services Offered ...... It-A Rackllfle Oil Co. Phone 3980. chester Evening Herald, -twice, and Cassells has the Spruce street beat. 123—317 G, Nelsbn ___ 85 102 111 298 Building—Contracting 14 by mailing a like copy, postage pre F. N elson___ 113 96 96 305 Plorlsts—Nnrserles ...... Ifi Officer Winfield Martin goes to the funeral Olreotors...... II FOR SALE—H A ^ WOOD for paid, to each stockholder of record 491 493 608 1592 Schubert ___ 104 100 118 322 stove, $8.00 cord, |4.50 per load, and known creditor of said corpora north end for the night heat, the Gibson’s Heatin' Plnmblng—Roofing 17 tion at their several best obtainable south end beats being covered by (8) Insurance ...... 18 white birch for stove or fire place Dietz ...... 116 127 94—337 Totals 497 514 535 1645 Millinery—Dressmaking ...... IS addresses, all on or before the 2nd Officers Moske and Cavagnaro. Moving—Trucking—Storage . . . SO 87 per cord. Chas. Heckler. Phone day of February, 1934. Twamite , -----108 141 107—356 Keeney’s Dairy ,Ul 0,PKT. I ■ 7... M i THIS f^AfrrieULAR PHONCY SRBAKDOWN OPTfN HAS AS MANY AS HALP SENSE and NONSENSE A POZgH PASSffNMRS AATHBRINA PUCL, U BpMldaf of jlttttou for i^udib- Wbon the little firla In a noi i* j v , AMtNN-^NOW TVW YOU Vg^OW WVUCf RE W E W^LL HMAa . BMOt tboro If w woman who goea borbood meet» they Join h*ndo and • * « H a h i h ‘ tralpftaf around all day w ith a play “Ring Around The Roaey.“ A TH E ■DerAlUS wovy 1 BROUSin s Tr o s e e t o b c TOEBT UPA Pfok of foot In a quart of sbdte. few .yaara later not enough m them ABOUT THE ARP^EBl c k k i o w - ^ b a e h ' M O O R I K E , apeak to oacb other to f « t up a I Tkeoo Women Workort game. W ANnvBAFF, A Nonro^ious • O UT AM MASTPCRHW Tboro wao a man who lookod COMFlBENCt MAM, 1 W lu T CUP CV6RCOAT6 HEATD,V40Wt around for work 'moot ovory Cuatomor->You haven’t aont mo C04t ^ we S o ^ gtyg you J&COPyEre ATEBBUfe OPP ABRI0 6 E. A LTTTLE a bill. . wrm UE'M* ,S U C C E M B u t or ofjrwhoro ho lookod bo found Morobant— I nover aak a gentlo* •PUTE HtE a woman in the eaaa. man for money, EMPTY HEAMf-*>HEAR^V4 A woman took bio railroad faro, a Cuatomer— And if he doeo not W E LL TO T H » -w w r m TWfe N O EEU P P 0R , woman ran tbo Hft; pay. what? A woman took the caoh with care Merchant— I conclude bo la not a for dfarottof bo wbilfod;' gontloman and tbon I aak bim. n f f A T - , >> A woman aeld bim bata and boao and ploa and eakoa and tea, A nd woman at tbo movlo abowa tbo A Negro couple bring near dull' tlekota aold with floo. , ford, North Carobna, aro reported Tbon to an afoney bo eamo, tor to bare given tbolr baby a moat ap- work to moot Mponao, to name— "B loctridty,'’ Tbo A woman dork wroto down bia a natof la D ija b and tbo BOBM and road bia vataraaea. fatbor'a name ia Moao. "Tbo m ororb old, I dad, la truo," bo aald, wltb alootny faeo ftorokoopor— Say, baton, tbla "And all lifro worrymonta aro duo quarter didn't ring good, to woman in tbo eaao/' Cuatomer— Say, what do you ax- fm a> m w poet for a quarter— a aot of W aitor— Tboao aro tbo boat agga cbimoa? wa baoo bad tor yaara. IH D ir->W all, ploaao b rln f mo A refractory mule la aomotimoai aemo you baron't bad ao lonf. taught to pun by bitchtog_____ jg it up with tb-oc'or four tractable a ^ A Somo ono baa dlaoovorod that mala. Wonder if tbo idea would { work with United Statoa Sonatora? '^nmny bou’dlof bouaoa aro not bdl' C2d In f tb d r agga \ong, onoufb, Not aooa onoufb, 0oitbor. Mother (vlaitlM a wob'knoivn collogo)— What aoaa tbo college Imployoo— X undoratand you've man do with bia W'yek'ond? get your divorce, Mandy, Did you Dean — Well, madam, sometlmoa 11 abmony from' your hua- think be merely hangs bia hat on it. > Mandy— No, Lady, but bo done give mo a flrat claaa roferenco. flapper fanny says sia.v.a,s/tr,Ofr. I t ia Impoaaible for a fat man to droaa ao tie w ill not look like a slob. T here! the yacht’s under control again, but PON MV f WELL, MAVBE SO, ANO X ^THESWNPAlMDFDIliiilTTwi— — ^ ______why THE 8LA2ES, SKIPPER, DIDN'T YOU TELL ME WORD, SIR, MAYBE NOT. ANYWAY, THIS CLOSET WAS HEBEP I NEVER r MCQUIGGLE'S THE ONE I FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS By Blosser SEEN IT. WANT. IF HE'S NOT THE T BRAINS OP th is s p o o k TRUST. I'LL EAT MV HAT. 1 UNDERSTAND TWAT TNE YES...AND IF YOU M^COOSSY BOi, FRECl^LES^AND ASk ME, IT CANT HtS FRIEND NUnV COOK, ARE GOING TD TEST THBR NEW Po s s i b l y V/ORk ... MACHINE TbMORROW »« NOSIREE H -A' e t«»t aVyNBA tCRVtet, 1^ SALESMAN SAM A Slisrht Error! CST G 4 IIUIUIIIUIUUIIIIIUUI GAS BUGGIES Hatching The Plot Bv Prank Berk (. HfRI'B MY PLAN FOR BUT INSTEAD OP SEARCHING HOOD^ ROOM.. GOING TO THE MOVIE ru . TELL You WHAT 1 WISH ' TONIGHT AFTER DINNER C'LL SLIP AROUND IN BACK 1 kNEW A FELLER. t'LL PROPOSE GOING TO t h o s e b o y s w o u ld in v e n t .... a ANO MOUNT T his porch ONCE,WHO TRIED ID A MOVlt,*»UT YOU DECLINE. ROOF OUTSIDE HOODS CRAFT PiNk RIBBON PHONOGRAPH RECORD THAT WWLD AFTER HOOD GOBS UP WINDOW. WHEN HE BXPLOOe AFTER IT HAD BKN (■no HIS ROOM, YOU 1 GET STEPS OUT IN THE ON RUBBER PUNTS, FOLLOW ANO p l a y e d a b o u t s i x YOU. HAU TO HBLPVOO lO GROW LADIES TU M B LE ON THE ANOTHER TO VOUR ROOM. t i m e s GASTBRS/ STAIRS,- OF MY THE COAST WILL HEART BE CLEAR FOR ATTACKS], ME — 'm i ■illlllll >‘-«isa'n»raw>>a,«i»fci I >>,.?:> f- M 6X SIXTEEN ' •’ r f . 3 ^ The midwinter rally of the Young ^ Manchester people Interested in chapman Court, CMer c(f Ana-, People’s Division of the Hartford attending AHan'^L: SMidxj'cf^Wsft Hartford, M!V. eC the lectures of the League rantb, will begin its meeUpg Friday formerly of ' t ^ fo ^ calls our at- ABOUT TOWN East Association of Churches, will r IndustIndustrial Democracy at Center Ib llaa d evening at 7:45. AH the* offleete tciptioir to thef^ilict^ that it was re f Mrs. Flofonee .of 52 be held in Wapplng, Sunday after Church House, Hartford are te- an fsquested to be on time. After their fifth TMddilig cn noon and evening. Beginning at 4 ported that he bad been elected Maide street last nija^ ’this prise Jtaxy C. Keeney Tent, Daughters naieded that Miss Jennie Lee, British a brief business meeting then win winners were: First ladiCs, Mrs. Siindnr. 'riyy hWh ViM to p. m. there will be discussion groups Labor M. P. will jpeak on Jluropeaa treasunr of the FuThfolFtra) Savings bf Union Veterans of the Civil War, be a card party, to which the mem Bank, wbtfi ih nMJity that position Katherine Ruttgets: second ladice, Ignd tor seven! ysen and their will hold their regular meeting at led by Louis Fox on the “Cause and I^ctatorships at 8 p. m. this eve- bers are urged to invite their friends. friends are jSafoing to ebeerve foe Cure of War” ; Rev. James Robert, mng. is held by another f< ^ er Manches Mrs. Hillman; todies, Mrs. L. the State Armory tomorrow evening A moderate admission fee win be' ter b(^, Harris Mlnikeh. K r. Balch Farr; first gents, WullAm F<^; event with a ^^gstSurtaig a t 'T u n at 8 o’clock. It Is desired that all “Sign Languages”; Rev. Elmer \ —— charged and both pivot and progres secemd gents, Dominic DeLuca; H a| i; North stfoet A large gafoer- ’Thienes, “Demonstration of Recrea is aadstant treasiarer. officers be present as a full re> Inasmuch Circle of Junior King’s sive bridge played. Mrs. May third gents. N. ’Tamasaitls. The next ing Is expe(^ed. tion Methods.” Supper will be hearsal of the work will take place. daughters will meet this evening Puter will be in charge of card play one win be held at the hCme of Mrs. served at 6:80, after which an in at 7 o’clock at the home of Mrs. The Justamere Bridge club will Ing and Mrs; Ethel Carter, refl meet tomorrow afternoon with Mrs. Fegy, 148 Bissell street on Feb. 6. The aniuial maetfog and eisotian spirational address will be given oy I^llln Hitt, 17 Pearl street. ments. The North Methodist church coun Rev. Roy Schramm, pastor of the Alex Rogers Chestnut street of officers of- foe TubMCulorfs and cil will give an entertainment and Broadview Community chiurch, ’Troop 5, R S. A., wifi meet at the Cancer Free Bed nm d Assodatiwi William F. Gess of West street is. A public bridge and whist party Members of the Automotive Divi social Friday evening at 7:30 for the H artford. lit charge of transportatipn for mem Emanuel Lutheran church at 7:15 will be given Friday evening by the sion of the Chamber of Commerce o’clock tonight. of Cheney Brothers, Inc., win be DIAL 4 4 9 d benefit of the current expense fund. bers of the Young P-iople’s society Ladies’ Aid Society of the Bucking held In the lodge room Cheney A nominal admission fee will u e requeeted to make reservations The brotherhood of the Concordia of the Concordia Lutheran church ham church. There will be prizee aVonce for the annual meeting and Han Monday, February 5 at 4H)5 p. LT.Wood&Co.^ charged and refreshments of vari Lutheran church will bowl tonight gping this evening to Meriden. A for the winners, refreshments The Rec GHrts will plaY the Staf m. Anyone interested in the w on 51 ttoseo street ous kinds sold during the evening. dinner at Castle Farm Inn on Tol ford Springs Girls at the School at 7:30 at Murphy’s alleys. ' bus will leave the church at 6:30. a pleasant social time. land Turnpike Friday evening. this association is doing is invited Street Rec tonight at 7:80 o’clock. to attend. V A A ^ Phone Orders Effldmtly FIBed (Dial 412?) i . . ■ M S C lF -p/E Where Manchester GROCERY Housewives Do SOUTH M NCHT Srr R ■ CONN IT P A Y S & S‘’***n Th«JWHAL 4 co TO WAIT ON ThdU> Shopping For New Bedroom Ideas Manchehir Conn< We suggest these modem Bring Spring Into Winter First in Style- YOURSELF Hale'g Famoug First in Quality— “Monument Mills” With These ’Way Ahead in Value! tfe3.0.3(tlt€biiitoui **Self-Serve** Grocery! Armour's "Star” Hale’s Armoot's Melrose ed preads ew F rocks B S Budget SMOKED LARD 2 lbs. 1 J c SHOULDERS lim it 6 pounds to a customer. in the exclusive Black with W hite! White House '^Garland” Design HOSE Spring Prints! Ib. COFFEE Ib . 2 6 < Plain with Print! Good coffee in keeping with good fones. Small, lean and ndld sugar W atldn’s Gay Pastels! cured. Pink as a baby’s cheek —and shankless! Armour’s QUALITY idioulders. SALT 3 1 0 * In li/j-ponnd containers. M ascot PEAS ...... 2 No. 2 cans 35c With font sweet June fiavor! Sweet enough to melt in yonr month.______$ ( 7 . 9 5 Quick Arrow Meadow Gold SOAP CHIPS ...... 2 pkgs. 35c Half-HUl's BUTTER Though the bed spread is one of the least expensive items in the bedroom, it and Chiffon TUNA ...... 2 tins 29c Is actually the central point in your j For salads and sandwiches.______decorative theme. When you feel the Service urge for a change (and everyone doesi Sunbeam this season of the year) buy a ‘'Monu SHRIMP ...... 2 tins 27c ment Mills” spread—they cost so little Wet or dry. and are the last word in a cotton Colo nial spread. Featured here is a smart “Garland” design (medallion with gar Green Top Special Thursday Values! land of roses). May Queen Sardines...... 5 tins 28c “ Bedford” CARROTS Ohio Safety Matches ...... g pkgs. 25c “ Carlton” Hersbey’s C hocolate...... 'A-lb. bar 7c Design, Design, These are the very latest McKenzie’s Biscuit F lour ...... pkg. 26c $3.49 $3.98 dress “hits”, and you’ll cer^ Roses in a diamond pat tainly want one. You’vfi no 2 b u . l i e Bakes-AH ...... pkg. 26c tern. Neat daisy design. Pillsbory’s Sno-Sbeen ...... pkg. 29c idea how smart they are im- FnU count bunches. der dark coatk. Here are the Every stitch ^ th ^ stockings Swans-Oown Cake F lo o r...... pkg. 29c Is made under NBA working con PUlsbnry’s Pancake F to o r...... pkgs. 19o new navy, black, pastel, print Purple Top 2 and combinations in rasha, ditions f Jid nothing but the finest Washburn’s Papoake F lou r...... 2 pkgs. 19c Note These i Details: Rose canton and sheer crepes. of raw silk is used lit foeae stock Vermont Maid S yru p...... bottle 21c Turnips... pk. 13c Frilly Jabots, bows, pleated ings. . That’s wl^ . they’re such Sound... solid! Co-Op Pure Maple Syrup ...... bottle 19c Blue ^Preshrunk ruffles, new short sleeves, values at our_lpw bii^et price. EJvery pair hah “ toe guard” fo r Baldwin Gold high necklines. Sizes 14 to > Reversible 44. greater wear. Good shades. Beech-Nut Cooked A p p les...... 5 lbs. 13c Green Main Floor, right. Eating or cooking grade. 'C olor-fast FROCKS—Main Floor, rear. tins Orchid Large Spaghetti 3 ^Single and full sizes G rapefruit__ 2 fo r 17c Great as a luncheon dish. Ruffled Trimmed Fancy table fmlt. At HALE’S Spreads—Main Floor, left. P r i n t e d H o o v e r e t t e s CRYSTAL WHITE Pinehurst RANGE OIL for Home Bodies OAJLL SOUTH MANCHCSTCR ■ CONN Dial 4151 Van’s Service Station Hooverettes will keep kitchens bright 426 Hartford Road TeL 3866 and make work seem lighter! And CALVES’ UVEE. a t J 0 4 ^ ! what a low price we are asking! Crisp, A Special Selling Of Our Regular fresh-looking prints with fluffy ruffle trim around the neck. Puffed sleeves. Lux 2 2 « Small, medium, large, extra-large sizes. Large size. The most comfortable garment . . . so Stock Ot 69c High Grade Rayons! easy to slip Into mornings, too, when Maxwell House, Royal Scarlet, you’re in a great rush to make friend Pinehnrst. mammmama^SaB husband’s breakfast Cottee V C 2 6 2 HEALTH At HALE’S Cotton Dress Section— Freshly Ground True To Their MaIti Floor, center. LAMB PATTIES MARKET Color, Absolutely! These are graulne DeLuxe Women’s Lamb Patties, WTapped in a strip o f B acin. Meat Values The ‘‘Smart Line” o f 1934— Smart WHITE 4 '“ 25c at Popular Prices DEERFOOT SAUSAGE Rayon Undies Achieved with this all-in-one Neckwear Large Link Sausage, .lb. 18c Fresh, Tender 31c B a c o n ...... lb . 28c for the fresh B eef L iv e r ...... lb. 15c PORK ►Smartly lace trimmed S c ra p p le ...... 2 lbs. 39c Foundation look of a new Canadian Bacon . . . */2 lb. 23c CHOPS ►Strictly tailored with Liverw urst...... lb. 29c season! SCOTCH HAM lb . 1 3 e . Inner-Belt Or Small Boneless Slices of Cut from government In Sperry & Barnes o A spected pork. Ham , lb...... C Oysters Scallops Boston Bluefish REEF Halibut Mackerel AND Salmon STEW Filet of Haddock ONLY Filet of Sole Our regular stock of wefl fitting, smartly tailored myoa Chowder Clams lb . 1 2 e ^derwear in a great mid-winter selling at this low price, Either Open or in ShelL ^ ery garment regularly 69c. Both neatly tailored and Fresh and leant lace trimmed etyles. FLesh and tearose. Regular aizea only* A dainty white touch on ytnir foodk le S p a re rib s...... lb . 12c foe veiy latest fashion. We' K r a u t ...... ‘...lb. 10c Broeade ofoer shipment of foe heal fOtt Pork Chops, center . .lb. 24c Just qui’t resist these.,J. FRESH ^BLOOMERS in short style, yoke front; long bloom» with ; quick changes. Sprouts Strawberries er, elastle top. Green Beans Si^nach swahd top Beets CLAMS ^PANTIES with both elastto «««$ yifiu front. 4151 — PINEHUR8T A m urtly styhid fotinartice -ln. 2 qts. 2 5 * ^VBSTS with shlOlds under arsis. Ploot tops tearbse brocade with nR top. The innw-belt ooht ~ Fresh dama for chowder..« flactena foe dtojihvagni. great V ,] | M n .'V