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HEAD OF HOME Worth H alf Million, Sues for Support BRITAIN HOLDS ANTI-WAR SPIRIT 4- FOR CRIPPLES SECRET TALK IN JAPANESE DIET PRAKBALL O V E R j^E A S T FAVORS MONETARY Goyemment Criticized By WORKERS IN MINES Superintendent Of Newing Nayal Commanders In Coih BILL BY 12-2 VOTE Speakers For Mowing TO AID PRESIDENT ton Institution Heartily ference On Board Battle EXPLOSION iHKXS Several Modificatioiis Voteff W ar Talk To Be Circnlal- Endorses Idea ~ Lands ship Off Singapore, Take Indnding Provisioa Mak ed— Coimtry For Peace. M O D E JANEIRO Report That Earnest Endeav Warm Springs Work. Naval Policies. ing StaUrnffion Find or Will Be Made To Assist Tokyo, Jan. 23.— (A P )— An Antl- Temporary— Tm e Limit milltariat tenor marked the first In Miss Constance Leigh, superin Singapore, Straita Settlements, Two little Girls KiDed, Eght terpellation in Japan’s Imperial Diet The New Deal tendent of toe Newington Home for Jan. 23k — (A P ) — BriUsb, Aus today when members of the Cabinet Crippled (Children, whose work has tralian, atad New Zealand luival Persons Injnred; Many Pbced On PremdeBps completed their statements of policy attracted attention of eminent physi commajDders were called together in Indianapolis, Jan. 23.— (A P )— An iwH declared questioning in order. cians and surgeons through toe strictest m em cj aboard toe cruiser Power To Devahe Tke “earnest determination” to co-oper Buildings Damaged. It was a spirit in tune with the country, even winning commenda Kent todagr to discuss Great Brit plea for peace and “understanding" ate with President Roosevelt In tion from President Roosevelt, today ain's naval pedttey in the Far East. making effective the New Deal was Dollar. voiced by Foreign Minister Koki expressed to The Herald a hearty Their deUberatioos were expected Rio De Janeiro, Jan. 23.— (A P )— Hlrota upon which greatest atten- the keynote of the Joint report of endorsement of toe work that is be to have far-reaching effects of Great ’Two little girls, aged 9 and 12, ttoo was focused as the Diet was the international officers of the ing done here in raising money for Britain’s Fai Elastem attitude. The were killed and eight other persons, reconvened today. United Mine Workers of America toe Warm Springs, Georgia, infan conferees were gathered in an at Wellington, Jan. 23.— (A P )—^Ths Count Yoshinori Futaara opened submitted to the 33rd constitutional tile paralysis fund through the mosphere made tense with ir '>rest including toe girls’ father, were ee- administration money hOl was by criticizing the government for convention here today. Birthday Ball for toe President. in Japaz ’f naval-building moves and riously injured last night when rive speedily approved today by tbs permitting publication of inflama- "W e are perhaps too closely asso tons of dynamite exploded tn a fac Manchester’s Birthday Ball will be a bill in the Unltod States Congress Senate banking committee after.it tory articles and predictions of war, ciated with the manifold details of held In toe State Arm ory on 'Tues proposing 120 new warships. tory on toe Island do (Jovernador in without specificity mentioning a our daily problems to be able ade day, January 30. Rio T>e Janeiro harbor. had voted several modifications. In recent magazine interview with Vice quately to appraise the true value of The city was shaken as though cluding a provision m^kiiig the pro Whole Nation Represented She’s worth half a million, but that didn’t deter Mrs. Houston Dunn, British naval forces in toe Far Admiral Nobumasa Suetsugu or a the great progress which has been struck by an earthquake. posed $2,000,000,000 staUUzatfon Miss Leigh, in a visit to Warm Philadelphia social reglsterlte, from going to Domestic Relations Court East, including those of Australia ficticmal account of a Japanese- by our union since the last Buildings Damaged rimd temporary. Springs, has bad opportunities ot to demand that her husband contribute to her support She said It was and New Zealand, are made up of American war recently widely pub convention in 1932,” the report set Practically every building on the The important monetary legisla observing the work and care car her mate’s duty to provide for bis seven children, two of whom, Elizabeth seven first-class cruisers armed with licized in the United States. forth, "It is a far cry from the island waa damaged and the in tion was approved 16 te 3. Not Nippon Spirit ried on In that splendid institution and Newbold, are here shown with her. 8-lncb guns, toe 7-5 inch gun Haw decimated Industry of that year, habitants of Rio De Janeiro were A time limit of two years on tiM “The so-called .national spirit fos with its persecuted and harried and was impressed too, with the fact kins, and seven smaller cruisers frightened. Many persons in the operation of the stabilization fund tered by such incitatlons is not the workers, to the organized coal indus of toe large number of States In toe armed with 6-inch gims. In addition city suffered minor injuries. was toe most important true spirit of Nippon, in which an try of 1934, with the mine workers Union represented in toe patients’ to toe aircraft carrier Hermes of ’The girls who were killed were tion. intematioxial outlook is inherent. of the coimtry breathing the air of a roll-call; many of them coming the China station, destroyers, sub the daughters of the watchman in Another amendmmt would place The true Samurai spirit seeks to new freedom,” from centers where there were no marines, gimboats and stoops. toe dynamite factory. prevail without fighting, Count Express Gratitude facilities for their treatment or care. PROBE G tA F T CHARGES Vlce-Adihlral Sir Frederick Drey- toe stabilization fund under a board Seven hundred orphan boys, living of five instead of vesting complatiS: Futaara declared. The international officers statete on HmitiTig the stabili toe bituminous mining industry stood and toe object In obtaining ot bor, the newspaper said, and in tdnnofi, the United Stakes today RuHda. was effected. The accomplishment of the relief organization. Louisiana political dictator gets heavy guard waa posted on the zation fund was 12 to 8 and Senator^’** endowment funds for the Founda accorded reeegnltkm to toe new Of late, however, he added, “ the was so rapid and so spectacular that Harry L. Hopkins, Civil Works another test In the bitter four-cor Glass (D., 'Va.), was author o f toe tion is a splendid guarantee for gangway establishing a forbidden g;overnment of President Carlos attitude of the Soviet Union to many people. Including some offi administrator, reiterated that petty nered mayoralty election today. proposal. hundreds of other men and women, zone in toe region of the ships. Mendieta. wards Japan seems to have under cial- of the government, refused to graft bad flourished in some sections With 300 deputized citizens stand The vote on the amendment to who may likewise have toe oppor- Official annoLmcement was made gone a change of some sort." concede it as an actuality.” and that politicians bad endeavored ing by to preserve order, toe city’ s limit the devaluation powers^, o ffe rs timities of help and support in their by President Roosevelt and by Sec In a more optimistic vein, he The United Mine Workers, toe re to gain control of civil works and electorate turned out almost en by Senatui Bulkley, (D., (Jblo), was said: struggle for returning health and probably had succeeded in some retary Hull after the question had port stated, are vitally interested in masse after a vitux>eratlve campaign been considered by the Chief 11-8, with Senator Couzens, (R., " I am sure that before Icmg the strength. Miss Leigh asserted. cases. SEE REEASE SOON maintaining a price structure of toe in which Senator Long held the cen Elxecuttve imd hla advisers during Mich), absent instead of voting aye. Soviet union muft come to appre Meeting 'Tonight The investigation in places where industry, “ as toe maintenance of ter of toe stage. toe day. Details of Votes ciate fully the true Intentions of General (Chairman William J . this price structure is essential to civil works inquiries have disclosed Jailings, court Injunctions, and Jefferson C^ery, the President’s W ith this exception the vote on Japan.” toe maintenance of the negotiated Thornton has called a meeting of conditions that may have been crim OF KIDNAP VICTIM all three amendments was: the general committee for tonight threats of mUltary rule, punctuated personal representative In Havana, Saying that it is the responsibili wage structure.” inal has been turned over to Joseph had advised him that President For: Democrats— Glass, Bulkley, at toe Municipal building at 7:30. by blistering charges of corruption ty o f Japan to maintain the peace p . Keenan, assistant attorney gen Mendieta had succeeded in estab Gore, MuAdoo, Adams; Republicans, in Blast Asia, Hlrota declared that A t tonight’s meeting it is hoped to eral. and fraud, combined to make the campaign one of the most hectic in lished a government which had the (Soldsborough, Townsend, Walcott, the most important essential to get a good idea of toe number of These were said to include toe support of the Cuban people and Carey, <3ouzens, Steiwer and Kean. peace in Asia is “ stabilization of tickets that have already been dis situation in Southern California, New Orleans’ history. One Report Says Second FRENCH CABINET Long entered the picture when he was able to maintain law and order Against: Democrats — Wagner, China herself.” posed of. Reports already received where last Saturday two clerks were and carry out Its international obli broke with Mayor T. Semmes Barkley, Costigan, R e y n o l.d a, “Our government x x x hopes she indicate that the advance sale has indicted by the Federal Grand Jury gations. Walmsiey. leader of the old regular Ransom Note Received By^ Byrnes, Bankhead and Fletcher; Re will be able to imite with China in been large. (Chairman of ticket dis in connection with hamdling of truck White House Parley publican, Norbeck. tribution Francis E. Bray is con requisitions; the case of toe former organization, and placed his own performing the obvious mission of SEEMS TOTTERING Recognition had already been ac A motion by Senator Gore, (D „ chief engineer of the Civil Works ticket in the field, headed by John both X X to contribute x x to the tacting toe members of the commit The Bremer Family. corded by Mexico, CikJlombia, Chile Okla.), to'leave title to the Federal Administration In Pennsylvania— Klorer. peaceful development of their part tee today and he hopes to have a Emd San Domingo and, as a result of Reserve gold with toe banks and C. E. Meyers—who is alleged to o f the globe.” summarl2»d report ready for toe 'Two Sided Attack toe unusuid White House conference give the government trusteeship have received a commission of be Japan is willing to meet China meeting. Walmsiey, a candidate for re-elec attended yesterday by envoys of 17 waa downed on an oral vote. Riots Rage Throngh The tween $2,000 and $3,000 for approv St. Paul, Jan. 23 — (A P ) — Un “ more than half way,” in any steps It has been stressed frequently tion, directed toe full force of his Latln-American nations, It waa ex 'The committee also rejected with ing a sewer project and several verified reports masked the $200,000 contemplating “the rectifications of regulars against Long, and Francis pected that announcements of out a record vote an amendment of other cases in which names have Bremer kidnaping' case in a cloak of Sino-Japanese relations. Night In Paris; Hundreds (CoBtInned on Page Eight) WiUlams, Independent candidate, recognition by several other Ameri fered by Senator Kean, (R., N. J.), not yet been disclosed. mystery today as plans proceeded Closer Relations launched an equally strident attack can nations would quickly follow. to change the revaluation range Probe Continued apace for what close friends of toe The resignation of Japan from against the Louislsjoa Klngfisb. Her Caffery win become ambassador from the proposed 50-60 to 65-70 the League of Nations last year has Of Persons Arrested. Investigation was continuing at bert B. Homes, the fourth candidate, family claimed would lead to early to CXiba upon presentation of his Pittsburgh of reported political release of Edward G. Bremer, cents. resulted, Hlrota told the Diet, in SENATORS CHANGE made no active campaign. credentials. Chidrman Fletcher said he would closer relations between the Empire domina,tlon of civil works in that Squarely before the voters today wealthy St. Paul bank owner and Manuel Marquez Sterling, former city. file toe report with the Senate today and “friendly powers in general.” Paris, Jan. 23.— (A P )—'The CJabi- was the Huey Long issue— in a city president. Cuban Secrets^ of state, who has Letters of protest still poured In One report said a second ransom and ask to take it up for debate to Japan was forced to quit the net of Premier (Jamille Ctoautemps in which the Senator himself has been lujting in an unofficial capacity at the civil works offices and on note had been received yesterday morrow. appeared tottering today in the face PRESIDENT’S BILL often siUd he was “weak.” in Wiuhington, wUl become the Capitol Hill. It waa said that in al from the kidnapers who seized last The vote on reporting the modi- (OoBtInoed on Pagd Two.) of Kpeated attacks from both in Cuban ambassador here. most every instance they urged The fireworks began to pop early Wednesday the eldest son or Adolph fled bill found only Senators Oolds- side and outside the Chamber of Meanwhile, ten of the sixteen that civil works be continued on the last week when Mayor Walmsley’s Bremer, principal owner of the borough, (R., Md.), and 'Townsend, Deputies. American war vessels that have grounds that they have been “ a life police raided the City HaU and ar Jacob Schmidt Brewing Company. (R., Del.), opposed. Police resources were taxed dur been in Chiban waters were with Stabilization Fond WiU Be saver” to business in small commun rested Long’s registrar of voters, C. Simultaneously, the elder Bremer Senators Gore, (D., Okla.), waa ing toe night as four thpusand bat drawn. Withdrawal of the others AUSTRIA DEMANDS ities and cities. S. Barnes, for aUegedly “ scratching” waa reuirted. by, his other son, is expected to follow. present but did not vote and Cou- tled 1,500 Royalists demonstrating Placed In Hands Of Board Telegrams from mayors have been names of voters from toe registra Adolph to hs hi bad” zena, (R., Mich.), and Carey, (R., aroimd the Chamber and three thou received sines :laat Friday when tion rolls in defiance of a court in condititm as w rstefit « w orry over W yo.), were absent. TO BE LEFT ALONE sand disgnmtled civil employes cry Hopkins reduced hours of labor to junction. Edward’s safsty. Mriu-Brsmer, wife Norbeck’s vote for toe bill waa ing out against pay cuts in a a Instead Of One Man. 24 a week, in cities and 15 a week in OaUs On MUltia of the Bodarii^ huker, was repre cast by proxy by Fletcher. manifestation near toe City Hall. rural areas. Governor O. K. Allen, who was sented by frieuds as undergoing a BRADY IS KILLED Tbe ayes were: terrific strain but refusing to give "Down with Chautemps,” . was H qw Ik started elected with Long’s support, placed Glass, Bulkley, McAdoo, Adams, the Royalists’ cry. Stones, sticks This was attrtbvited in part to a way under the ordeal. Walcott, Steiwer, Kean, Wagner, Washington, Jan. 23.— (A P )— A the bead of the mUitla in charge of To Appeal To League Of Na and torpedoes were hurled during telegrarn^nt to th9 mayors by Paul Truck Makes Trip Barkley, Costigan, Reynolds, drastic modification of President State Departments to “protect Members of the fam ily did not BY KANSAS POSSE their struggle with police. Hun Betters, of toe Mayors’ Byrnes, Bankhead, Norbeck, and them.” attempt to reconcile denials they dreds were arrested, but released. Roosevelt’s monetary bill was voted Corffen^OijA^jtiLiintlch.was signed toe FlOtcher. Mayor Walmsiey countered by an had received imy communication tions To Have Hitler Adopt May Be Overthrown by the Senate banking committee .d^iemmes Walmsiey, nouncing that he would tiwear In from the gang with the fact that a The possibility of toe govern today, to place the proposed stabili .OOrleans and president ment being overthrown as a re zation fund under a board of five "10,000 policemen,” If necessary to heavy police guard had been maln- Leader Of Escaped Conricts A Hands Off Policy. I* .'o^erence. insure a fair election. talaed at the elder Bremer’s home sult of toe increasing opposition instead of the Secretary of the 6 ;dlvldes his time be- bom of toe Bayonne pawnshop Treasury alone. The combatants later agreed to a since last night and that a Schmidt HEWrrrASSAET smd Chicago, In “ special g;uard of 300” to be directed brewery truck was said to have Shot To Death— Three scandal was discussed freely in By a close vote, toe committee the ea^oftogPN of the civU works Geneva, Jan. 23.— (A P )— A move by an arbitration board of seven to made a mysterious trip In the early Chamber of Deputies lobbies. decided the giganUc $2,000,000,000 PJ M-.«n unpaid and un- ment began today in international consider all election-day difficulties. hours of today. Royalists, charging government fund should be managed by a board official ^ dyil works offi- Reports a note had been delivered CeapaoioBS Recaptnred. IS UP TO JURY circles to give Austria, in toe inter leaders were to blame for conditions composed of the Secretary of the cials. Police superintendent George Bey est of Ehiropean peace, the same er said police squads would Im dis to Adolph Bremer yesterday were wheih led to toe. pawnshop’s re Treasury, toe (Jomptroiler of Cur Hoi today that Bet- not amplified to expLatn how It waa neutrality as that accorded Switzer' sounding collapse, ^ d they would rency, the Governor of the Federal ters bito an official con- tributed over toe city wl to in three land. delivered nor wjiat it contained as Lansing, Kans., Jaa. 28.— (A P )— continue their mimifestatlons. Reserve Board and two others ap nectii% iwtth the CivU Works Ad- minutes’ traveling distance of the family Joined Dr. H. H. Nlppert, Greenwich Ridinf Teadior European powers would be asked Even after they had been turned mlnlsttsitidh; toat he has neve^ had polling place. " Death at the hands of hard shooting pointed by the President. Bremer physician. In denying he bad pesaeman has roded the criminal to adopt a “ hands olT’ policy as re back in toe fighting around toe The polls win remain open ta til received two missives tn a milk bot Earlier, the committee had reject career of Bob (Big Boy) Brady, who gards Austria whose independence Chamber, Royalists continued their ed an amendment by S ou tor Mc- (^OBtlniied on Page Tw o) 7 p. m., (C. S. T.) tle hurled through the window of hla Is Qmrged Widi Shooting was guaranteed by toe Treaty of led six other Kansas penitenttofy rioting at scattered points during Adoo (D., (Jal.), a former secretary front door early Saturday. Versailles ending the World War. convict* over the wan last Friiday toe early morning hours today, of toe 'Treasury, to leave title to German attempts to “Nazify” morniniT. building barricades on toe Boule gold with the Federal Reserve sys Her Negro StaUenan. Austria, as cited by toe Austrian LAWYER FOR TRIAL Brady, a life termer who torlce vard Raspail and burning them. tem and take the profits from de government, are a source of worry Police were kept busy until near has escaped from prison, waa ^ t valuation through a franchise tax Reports Suicide of Wife to death late yesterday near Poola,- to Europe and foreign offices vtoicb ly dawn scattering roving bands. New Haven, Jan 23.— (AP)—Al Bridgeport, Jan. 28—(A P )—Tkfi see the Austrian question as a dan on toe Federal Reserve ssrstem. phonse C. Fasano, a lawyer, ap- Keniwff. after he had made a futfie Forty persons were injured, only a The McAdoo proposal was recom case -of Etoise M. Hasrttt, 8T.: ger to EXux>pean peace. few seriously. < pekred without counsel- and pleaded effort to rally his throe oompaniahs Gremiwlrto riding tnstruetor. i To Aiqteal to League mended to the committee, by several 2 Weeks A fter the Deed not guilty in Superior Court here- with a cry of “let’s fi|d^^ as a posse witness^ during toe hearings on 'with' aglrtovatod ansaolf CSiancellor Dollfuss of Austria today to two charges of forgery and of peace officers approariisdi n^[ro stableman, Jordan' was reported as ready to appeal to TREASURY BALANCE toe bllL one of perjury. He was held tn New York, Jan. 28— (A P )— doyd^anawisr, he aaid. Police learned ot to the Jury to Supertor Ooort i t the League of Nations unless he re- Several Democrats broke away on $8,600 bonds for trial next week. Hla tores rompsWoBa—Tonuny noon today. Washington, Jan. 28.— (AP)— toe 12 to 8 etabUisatlon fund votes. Koonta, former broker, waa in the y«*terd$y. B^ssano was arrested on a bench McMahon, Fred C o ^ and Bsnjamin csivss satisfactory assurances that to ^ nirves b e ^ to crack and In. I Chancellor Hitler of Germany will The position of toe Treasiiry Janu The committee contintied In execu police Uneu^ today to repeat Ws i away,” he added. warrant Saturday. 'The arreet, po Toimg—were reeaptissd and re- state, tive session In an effort to reach a cease what be termed Nazi Interfer ary 30 was: Receipts, |4,420,833.0ft; story of mental tog which he said Ysftarday police learoed that he lice said, followed a replevin action turasd here. Li»ltt W. final vote on the measure. Involviag equipment of a W eft They were placed in Nupitber Too SBce with Austrian internal affairs. expenditures, 333,367,482.17; bal prevented him from reporting his had bMoHm Cleveland and Mans- waa no International circles hMxd that ance, 1687,866,084.78; ciutoma re The stahltlzatlon ftmd motion waa wlfe’s suicide for' nearly t#o wedu. fidd, O., during the intertm. Hla Ehiven hotel cimducted by Mrs. I i^ Oril House from udiiOh escaped and toat Premier Mussolini of Italy has ceipts for the month, |17Jil6,868.96. made by Senator Glass (D., Va.), He is ch$^ged with homicide. father William Uves tn the latter D1 Francesco. after ovarpovsitag a gilid ^ to H M ot urged Hitler to adopt a less belliger Receipts for the fiscal year (since secretary of the Treasury In the Ahsw'erlng questlona In the lineup dto. The state charge.' that Fasano af ccnatnictlag a ladder gd& w ldoir ent attitude toward Austria, pctot- July 1) were 11,628,718,951.12; ex- Wileon Cabinet be said. ha found his wife on the He msottened In an in d d »t| l fixed toe name of Mrs. Wanda Prih scad^M wan. 'X lb ipiitipaM la the itg| out the danger an Austrian pei^tures, $8,866386300.09 (in Members of the committee said Idtchen Jloor of their Broddyn way toitoy that he had vistM the Isgvhio as surety In tos ri^^iesln ^ sb n ta ^ of the atotov pnaoB. M l to the League would have <» cluding |1,7483OT<7$834 emergency toe vote by which the committee apartment wliQi gaa Jets opened P A G E T W O - MANCHESTER EVENTNG HEBAl^« MANGHEEtEB, CONN^ TUESDAY, JANUABI 2 8 ,1984» TO SPREAD FIRE ALARM HOSPITAL NOTES ANTI-WAR SPIRIT Another Quest of Honor TROUEY MEN GLOOMY PROBE GRAFT CHARGES On PresidenVe Birthday REPAIRS OVER PERIOD Daughters were bom today to Mr. IN JAPANESE DIET AS TO INCREASE IN PAY IN e W A MANAGEMENT N. Y. Stocks and Mrs. Clifford Massey of 887 Center street and Mr. and Mrs. Earl (OontlBiMd from Page On«) Adams E x p ...... 10 (Foralshsd t f FatSoiB * Oa.) .CommlsilonM’s Not To Attempt Gamba of 288 1-2 Spruce street. Cimn. Co. Employes Lose Hope (ConMnuod from Pago One) Oeatral Bow, Hasttrad, Osas. To Do Entire Job In One Discharged yesterday were: Ed Air Reduo ...... 104^ Leagus because "there was no Of 16 Cent Increase But Ex an office in the dvll worke build Year, It Is Stated. win Bradley of 140 Center street, pect Small Raise. Alaska Jun ...... 22^ Mrs. Susan Qabbey of 160 Center agreement" on “the fundamental ing, and that bis only connection has principles of preserving the peace in Allegheny ...... 4% street, Raymond Gnofli of 48 Bissell been one of dlsczuolng and ad'vislng A t the umtMl meeting of the East Asia," be explained, adding: Bus and trolley car operators in Allied Chem ...... 168 Bank Btook* street, William Davidson of 16 in oonnectioD with operatlone In .Bid -Agkod South Maneheiter Fire Diitrict lu t "That eventually this position this stata employed by the Connec cltiee. Am Can ...... 102H Laurel street, Eugene Griffin of 272 ticut. Company, who have asked for Cap Nat Baak t Trust • *13 fall, Jamea McCaw, auperlntendent whoib Japan naturally and actually Hopkine promised quick action Am Corn! Alco ...... 61H Porter street and Mrs. Walter Le- finds herself will be rightly under an increase of 16 cents an hour in whenever Information showed there Conn. River ...... 460 — of fire alarm system, read a lengthy Clerc and Infant son of 280 North stood by the other powers, is, I be their pay, have not as yet received may be graft or Irregularltlea of any Am For P o w ...... 10% First NaUonal of Htfd S6 > - Htfd. Conn. Trust .... 47 61 report in which he told of the condi Main street. lieve, a foregone conclusion.” the decision of tbe Company. The kind. Am Rad St 8 ...... 16 Htfd. National B and T 17 19 tion of the present wiring of the The condition of Allie Burke of Commenting on the reconvening question wont to arbitration on De He said most of the graft thus far Am Smelt ...... 46% alarm system in the district and 279 Silver Lane, East Hartford, disclosed was of a petty nature and Phoenix S t B. and T. 160 180 of Parliament with Araki out of cam bar 27 and over a week was giv Am Tel and T e l ...... 118% West Hartford Trust.. 90 — pointed out the need of replacing formerly of this town, who was in the Cabinet, the newspaper Asahi en to tbs Connecticut Company in that tbe chief trouble lay with tbe jured m an automobile accident Sun Am Tob B ...... 78% Insaraaoe Stocks the wire in several different places. today pictured leaders of the anti- presontlnf their side of tbe ques effort! of politldane to gain control Am Wat W k s ...... 22% Since that time he has given anoth day afternoon, was reported as of cl'vlj works in their communities Aetna Casualty ______52 64- militarist elements in Parliament as tion. Tbe employees, through a Bos Anaconda ...... 16% A etn a/L ife...... 19 21 er report to the commissioners of "fairly good.” like lions robbed of their prey. ton agent, havr been presenting In order to be able to place anyone Atchison ...... 68% the dietrlct and in this report there they wish In jobs. Aetna Firs ...... 36% 87^ Defense Funds their s de. The problem is now be Auburn ...... 61% Automobile ...... 22 24 is not only included the advice that They had planned to bitterly In- fore three arbitrators but their de Gives an Example Aviation Corp ...... 9% Without mentioning any names or Conn. G eneral...... 31 83 there be new and more modem wire W AY ACCIDENT SUIT teroolate Araki concerning his huge cision baa not yet been rendered. Balt and Ohio ...... 27% Hartford F ire ...... 46 47 installed, but also recommends that dozens# estimates and the state of Some of the employees have ex being definite, Hopk&s said reports Bendix ...... 19% bad reached him of instances where National Fire ...... 47 49 there be additional fire alarm boxes military discipline & b exemplified In pressed surprise et tbe delay as Beth Steel ...... 45% Hartford Steath Boiler 49 62 installed and that a new type of box GOES TO TRIAL TODAY the assassination of the late Pre •H I WAS AT WARM tlvmNat they say that a similar demand groceries had been ordered for re Beth Steel, pfd ...... 79% lief purposes and the storekeepers Phoenix Fire ...... 86 58 be used in some places. mier Inukai. Miss Istty Isrnss, s patient at made by tbe men In Springfield, Borden ...... 23% Travelers ...... 416 425 All of the recommendations that "A bomb has been removed from where the lines are also owned by had not filled the orders but had di Can Pac ...... 16 the Warm Springs Foundation for vided tbe money with the clerks is- PhbUo Utilltiea Stocks be has made cannot be done at once, Murphy’s Case Against Liquor imder the Salto government," said the Connecticut Company, was Case (J. I.) ...... 77 Conn. Elec Serv ...... 88 42 the newspaper Nlchi Nlcbl, adding Infantllo Paralysis In 1928, w ill bo granted within a abort time. suing them. No prosecutions thus Cerro De Pasco ...... 36% according to the feeling expressed Control Board Also Due To far have resulted. Conn. Power ...... 38 40 by one of the commissioners this that Minseito party leaders predict eno of tho prinolpil guoots on Jen. The Connecticut employees admit Cbes and Ohio ...... 44 Be Tried Today. A bill to continue civil works un- Greenwich W4G, pfd. 48 — morning. There is going to be ex ed early improvement In Japan’s in 80 at the Slrthday ■all for tho FrooN they ar^ very doubtful that their re Chrysler ...... 64 Hartford E lec ...... 51% 53% 48nt In MIosoula, Mont^ undor the til after April 1 and to provide emer Col Carbon ...... 64 pense Involved to do the work that A suit for 810,000 damages ternational relations as a result of quest will be granted, but hope for Hartford Q a a ...... 40 45 H ^ ash l’s elevation. , auoplooo of tho Contral Trades and Inoreaoe of lome kind, probably re gency relief next year Is expected to Coml Solv ...... 85% will go over the amount recommend against C. Daniel Way, driver of the be sent to the capltol from the do., p f d ...... 46 — The Japanese themselves will Labor Counell, In many othor eltlaa storing tbe wage scale in effect be Cons Gas ...... 42% ed to annual meeting. There are cer automobile which last October fig White House immediately. S N E T C o ...... 102 106 breathe easier too, the newspaper Infantllo paralytia viotima will b# fore tney took a cut in wages over Cons o n ...... !. . 12 tain parts that do require attention ured in the accident on South Main It would make available 8360,000,- Manufacturing Stooka and this is to be further coasidered street at the golf grounds which re said. guooto booauoo th# aim of th# balla a year ago. Cont Can ...... go% Amer Hardware ...... 16 21 000 for dvll works and 8600,000,000 Com Prod ...... 79% at the next meeting of the fire com sulted in the deaUi of Miss Mary Despite the imanlmous indications Is to holp oxtond tho eruosdo of for emergency relief. Am Hosiery ...... — 30 of the army’s declining popularity, Del L and W n ...... 27% missioners. It is planned to have the Maloy, a Hartford school teacher, is Warm Springs Foundation against During the last six months, there Arrow H and H, co m .. 6% 11% no faction of any Influence In Japa Du Pont ^...... 100% work of rewiring and making such being brought by Miss Rose A. Infantile paralysis. RAIN PUTS AN END have been numerous sbakeups of do., p f d ...... 90 100 Maloy, administrator, and is asslm - nese politics today advocates renun Eastman Kodak ...... 87 Billings and Spencer.. — 1 extra installations as is considered state relief and civil works admin EHec and Mus ...... 4 % necessary spread over a term of ed for trial in Hartford today. De ciation of tbs major decisions taken istration. That other changes may Bristol Brass ...... 22 J4 puty Sheriff James H. Johnston was under the army’s guidance In the TO FINE SKATING Elec Auto L ite ...... 22% do., p f d ...... 96 — years rather than try to do the work be contemplated waa Indicated to Gen Elec ...... 22% all in one year. busy yesterday calling on witnesses last two years. day but no details were g lv ^ . Case, Lockwood and B — 300 to appear in the court today. DESCRIBES JAPAN Gen Foods ...... 86% Collins Co...... 48 __ There is also under consideration These Include the decisions relat The case is to follow that of Ed Large Number Took Advantage Gen M o to rs...... 37% Colt’s Firearms ...... 19 21 a plan having a full time man at ing to the conquest of Manchuria, ward J. Murphy against Frank S. establishment of Manchukuo and Of 30-Day Period Of Excel Gillette ...... n % Eagle Lock ...... 28 31 No. 2's house. Joseph Chambers, the IN TALK AT T Gold Dust ...... 10% Bergin et als., in the effort to upset withdrawal from the League of Na lent Ice. LATEST STOCKS FaMr Bearings...... 46 66 present part time man has given the ruling of the State Liquor Con tions. Hudson M otors...... 17% Fuller Brush, Class A . 7 10 exceptional service and if such a trol board which has niled th.at a Int H a rv ...... 42% Gray Tel Pay SUtlon. 17 19 Mrs. Lewis Rose Guest Speak New York, Jan. 23.— (A P )—Fi change is to be made he will be the firug store is entitled to dispose of The rain today put an end to the Int N ic k ...... 22% Hart and C o o le y ...... — 126 nancial markets continued to under- man recommended for the place. liquor only as a package store. BIG TRUCK DAMAGED er Here— Tells Of Experi thirty day period of skating that Int Tel and T e l ...... 16 Hartmann Tob, com.. — 6 ences There. has been enjoyed at the Center go some minor adjustmenta today Johns M anvllle...... 63% do., p f d ...... 9 ^ Waterbury, Jan. 23.— (A P )—’Two Springs Rink. An unusually largo but, on the whole, the apeculrtlve Kennecott ...... 22% Int S liv e r...... 87 49 Flemington, N. J., men escaped in number has been using the pond approach waa still optimistic and Lehigh Val Coal ...... 2% do., p f d ...... 66 68 jury today when a 20-ton, 10-wheel Japan of the present day might be this aeasor. and many who have most prices displayed an rd Lehigh Val Rd ...... 18% Landers, Frary * Clk. 82% 34% slant. truck of tbe Flemington Fast termed the subject of Mrs. Lewis gone skating have not indulged In Ligg and Myers B ...... 84% New Brit. Mch. com .. 6 8 Freight Company skidded on the Rose’s lecture at the Y. M. C. A. this sport for many years, some as Stocks were a bit Irregular In the Loew s ...... 29 do., p f d ...... 80 __ Someone, Somewhere slippery highway and crashed last evening given before an audi long as a quarter of a century. early hours, dipping and rallying Lorlllard ...... 17% Mann A Bow, a a ss A 3 7 through a fence and over an em ence that filled the social room to Yesterday there was a 200 yard moderately. Leading Issues, f •'ugh, McKeesp T in ...... 91 do.. Class B ...... % — Would appreciate your Photograph. We are capacity. found buyers on the reactions. The Mont Ward ...... 27 equipped to take your picture either in your bankment on Dead Man's Curve on speed race for girls being in charge North and J u d d ...... 14 16 tbe Waterbury-Naugatuck road. She prefaced her remarks with a of Mrs. Mary Fraher of Hartford. acUvlty was •om3what under that Nat Biscuit ...... 47% Niles, Bern Pond ___ ii% ia% home, office or here at our studio. We need Tbe truck narrowly missed plung brief reference to the high spots in It was run in two heats to select of the previous session The dc' ar Nat Cash Reg ...... 20% Peck, Stow and WUcox 2 4 only fifteen minutes of your time. ing into tbe Naugatuck river. tbe^ doings at Wasblagton. The dol the number that would take part in performed sedately In foreign ex Nat Dairy ...... 15% Russell M f g ...... 30 __ Paul Harvey, negro, the driver, lar she felt certain would b« stabil the finals, so many were entered. change dealings and was only Nat Pow and L t ...... li% Scovill ...... 31^ 28% N y Central ...... 37% and Josepr Scheiber, his assistant, ized eventually between 50 and 60 The race resulted as follows: slightly lower in ♦erms of sterling Stanley W orks ...... 19 2i NY NH and H ...... 20% escaped uninjured adthough the cents, and the government will make First heat—Won by Lorrane and the gold currencies. The jralne Standard S c r e w ...... 48 63 were almost unchanged, but cotton, Noranda ...... 84% truck was damaged. the profit and not the Federal Re Smith; second, Barbara Mack: third, do., pfd., guar...... lOO — FALLOT STUDIO rubber and silver futures were a North Am ...... 19% serve banks. Ws will see a definite Betty Tedford. Smythe Mfg. Co...... 34 _ DIAL 5808 upward trend in business for the trifle heavy. Prime Investment Packard ...... 4% Ta^^or and F e n n ...... — n o Second heat—Won by Marjorie The original manuscript of "The next four months, and a general ac bonds were steady to firm and sec Penn ...... 36 % Torrington...... 54 Qg Star-Spangled Banner” was sold for celeration of Industrial activities McAdams; second, Marjorie Olson; ondary loans lagged. Phlla Rdg C and I ...... 4% Underwood Mfg Co . . . 61 63 third, Ethel Donahue. 824,000, but when It comes to sing throughout the U. 8. Already there Share gainers of fractions to Phil Pete ...... 17% Union Mfg. Co...... jp ing it, we’ll bet the buyer won't is an improvement in construction Finals—Won by Marjorie Mc around a point Included Allied Pub Serv N J ...... 40% U S Envelope, com... 85 — know the words, anyway. trades. Adams; second, Marjorie Olson; Chemical, U. S. Steel, L iPont, Radio ...... 8 do., pfd...... 80 — Japan is a land of color, ^ a r m third, Barbara Mack. American Can, American Smelting, Rem R a n d ...... 8% Veeder Root ...... 19 21 and courtesy. Color is lavishly used U. S. Smelting, Douglas Aircraft Rey Tob B ...... 41% Whitlock Coll Pipe . . . 2 4 in their buildings and In their cloth American Metals, Union Pacific, Sears Roebuck ...... 46% J.B.Wll’ma Co. $10 par 36 __ Personal Notices ing, although for business both men Youngstown Sheet & Tube, Bethle Socony V a c ...... 17% and women have adopted the clothes hem Steel, Republic Steel, Houston South Pac ...... 26% worn by the people of the Western Oil, Standard Oil of California, U. Sou P Rlc S ...... 38% world. The women, however, wear S. Industrial Alcohol, Sears Roe South Rwy ...... 80% DID YOU KNOW T H A T - IN MEMORIAM these clothrb rather ungracefully buck, Case and American Commer St Brands ...... 24 In lovlny memory of our beloved and are far more charming and in cial Alcohol. American Telephone, St Gas and E l ...... 9% 8 0 -: and brother. Matthew Smith. Jr.. teresting in their native, more color St Oil Cal ...... 42% Midwestern Judge ruled no crime who paseed aw y Jan. 23, 1931. . Public Service of New Jersey, North ful klmonas and other Japanese gar St on N J ...... - . 46% was committed when' a motbrist The call wae sudden, the shock 8Y BRUCS CATION American and a number of others Tex Corp ...... 27% severe, ments. were about unchanged. swore at a traffic cop. At that rate, so SHE FOUND HER Timken Roller B e a r ...... 34% We never thought his death so near; Mrs. Rose and her fellow travel Steps toward the enactment of when a cop swears at a motorist it He must have suftored, ha murmured ers had an opportunity to watch the DAD WAS A RASCAL. Trans America ...... 7% must be a good deed. not. the administration’s monetary pro cormorant fishing; trained birds will Union Carbide ...... 49 The new Cuba^ government re Although ho Is gone he Is not for gram were being watched closely in Unit Aircraft ...... 84% W h y y o u got catch as many as 100 fish in a few Actress Has a Stornny Time In This fuses to pay Interest due on three hours. Another interesting story Frothy Novel. brokerage houses and, in some Unit Corp ...... 6% Good was his heart, his friendship boardrooms, the opinion was er- loans floated in the United States. sound was told by the speaker about the Unit Goa I m p ...... 17% pressed that market hesitancy That little country must think it’s SHOULD OWN Loved and respected by all around; pearl culture an Importam Industry If 3'ou have a spare evening and U S Ind Ale ...... 68% as great and Important as France. To a beautiful life came a sudden might be expected until the gold bill U S R u bber...... 18% end. in Japan. She was wearing one that can’t think of any other way of Greta Garbo Is said to be plan was piesented to her, and on in filling in the time, you might turn gets fin .1 Congregational apprrval. U 8 Smelt ...... 102 And he died at he lived— everybody's Details of the 'Treasury’s new fi ning a new film company In Swe friend. quiring how they could tell that to the novel ‘‘Too Beautiful," by U S S te e l...... 66 den. By doing go she’ll prove no f / iu n c u T pearls were present in the oysters -Sylvia Thalberg. It’s a sprightly nancing, expected to be made pub Util Pow and Lt ...... 4 HIS FOND MOTHER, SISTER AND lic tomorrow, were being awaited producer’s feet are too big for distributed to the group, they were ittle romance which ought to keep Western U n ion ...... 61% her. BROTHERS. Informed they were ‘‘x-rayed." It with interest by the financial sector West El and M f g ...... 43 it least one evening from dragging. Cotton sold for 43 cents a takes 7 years to perfect a pearl It has to do with a roving pan which has been doing considerable Woolworth ...... 48% from the grain.of sand placed in the guessing on the amount and te-ms. Elec Bond and Share (Curb). 17% pound In 1865, tbe highest price handler and his daughter, #vho is established during the Civil War w ung oyster. She devoted some a charming lass, though somewhat Estimates of tho cotai ranged from time to an explanation of lacquer period. silly. The two drift about the coun $l,000,.''0o,00C to $1,500,000,000 and arts. It waa generally believed that ortho Com grows to an average height try, hitch-hiking, begging, and liv Prof. Hobbs of the University of QUALITY While visiting a silk mill and dox methods would be used In the of between seven and eight feet. ing by their wits. Michigan returns from Greenlfind watching the various processes. Mrs. borrowi-ig with issues of securities Japan has one mile of seacoast Rose remarked to her courteous Finally they bump Into a Broad to report that we are stUl suffer for every 8 1-2 acres of land. way hoofer on vacation In the Adi maturing in not more than two GROCERIES escort that she Vived near Manches years. One-year maturities. It was ing from the Ice Age that began Tbe king of Slam is coming to ter where* large silk mills had been rondack#: and he, struck by the to decline 25,000 years ago. He America for another cataract oper daughter's beauty, tells her she figured in some banking quarters, in operation for many years. Tbe might bo on a 1% to 2 per cent didn’t have to go to Greenland ation, and we’ll Isarr^ how to pro ought to go on the stage. He even to find that out. A t Special Prices man was all interest. He queried basis, with slightly higher rates for nounce Prajadhlpok again. “The Cheneys!, Do you know the gives her the name of a Broadway theatrical agent; so the father, two-year paper. FOR ALL THIS WEEK William C. Cheneys?" It developed Advices that the President would that be had become acquainted with scenting easy money in the offing, ask Congress for an emergency ap My-T-Fine Dessert, j m Col. William C. and Mrs. Cheney steers her to the big town, takes propriation of some 81,168,000,000 f CHILDREN’S AFTER SCHOOL MATINEE Introducing The New 19S4 when they toured Japan a number her to the agent, and sees her to carry on the Civil Works Admin : SH0WAT3;45. a d m is s io n 10c. any flavor, 8 pkgs. 1 # .C of years ago, and they in turn bad planted in a revue. Opeciai California Tomato ^ a istration, the Civilian Conservation Ininted hlraTor a week-end in Man Crashing the stage must be fairly Corps and direct Federal relief IIWIS CARROLL'S Paste, 3 cans...... 1 f r C chester when he was in this coun simple. This gal does it in no time found Wall street sentiment a lit Palmolive Soap, ^ a try. Mrs. Rose laughingly remark at all, and Inside a year or so she’s tle confused because of Indications ed that she might ask for anything a reigning Broadway favorite. (fJumouT i^cuiio- 3 cakes...... I f r C that the administration planned lo after that. And the graft is fine for the old taper off the civil works program Sanka Offee, o Q At the close of her talk she ex man. He sponges on her shame and wind it up in May. At the same With an Amazing Trade-in Offer pound c a n ...... O ^ C hibited a number of colorful posters lessly, spends her money for her time various observers deduced that, Parfait Diced Carrots, 9 f\ setting forth tbe salient points of and generally contrives to make a if the President expected to close up a i i c e k J. Japan. One of them was a photo bowling nuisance of himself. the eW A in the next few months, he Model 801 (Illustrated) ca n ...... l O C gravure of the famous red laquer Tbe story comes to its climax, must have assurances that recovery ALL YOU Krasdale Red Rasp- ^ -q bridge another of tbe great Buddha will have been so far advanced that Regularly $91.50 and so on. than, in the girl's slow discovery of berries, ca n ...... 1 O C the fact that her adored father Is a the large number of men now on thb Trade-in Allowance for PAT 18 complete rogue. And while I government’s emergency payroll Krasdale White Cher- 9 q will able to find normal work by W o H m m your old radio, phono wouldn’t advise you to sit up late ries, largest can ... X O C PERSONAL TAX LIST with tbe book unless you have some that time. graph or musical instru Chase & Sanborn O f t good excuse, still it’s a fast-moving Earnings reports of 1988 con wMi Chorlottf Htnry ment tinued to bring cheer to trading cir Dated Ckiffee, lb. . . . 4b ^ C and neatly written affair that might ’S 9 * 5 0 WILL BE READY SOON fill in a couple of hours for you ac cles. The U. S. Leather Co., for In "as ANm " ^ nAfiLTT Octagon Soap, giant ty g ceptably enough. stance, had net profits for the year $ 3 2 . 0 0 of 8981,019 compared with a net and RICHARD ARL&J ' ROSCO ATES Complete and Installed. size, 6 cakes...... m O C Published by Messner, it retails GARY COOPER * LEON ERROL Manchester differs from the ma for 82. loss in 1982 of $1,806,386. On top of Mazola Oil, o o jority of the towns and "Cities of Southern Pacific’s sharp earnings LOUISE FAZENDA * W . C. FIELDS Connecticut In the date set for the recovery, reported yesterday, Nor ‘ONLY Grunow Brings Living Tone’ quart ca n ...... «3 m C SKHTS GALLAGHER » CARY GRANT l'.‘ collection of the personal tax. In "DEAD" BOLDIEB A WITNESS folk A Western was another bright Libby’s Sauerkraut, Q g nearly all other places in tbe state spot with a net profit for the year, RAYMOND HAHON ' » r .W HORTON 2 large cans ------a OC the personal tax beoomea due on of 822,301,140, equal to |15,20 a ROSCOE KARN^ ' EASY LeROY February 1, but In Manchester tbe Boston, Jan. 28.— (A P )—John W. common share, as against a 1982 Royal Baking Powder, Q Q Maxwell, chief Pharmacists mats at M A E MARSH ' POLLY MORAN date is April 1. This is due to a net of 816,811,918 or $11.30 a share. JACK OAKIE ' EDNA MAY OLIVER SPECIAL SALE large 12-oz. can ... O O C special act of tbe Leglalature re tbe Chelsea Naval hospital, report Tbe declaration of a $2 extra divi lating to Manchester. ed killed during the war while serv dend by the N. A W. directors was, MAY ROSSON ' CHARLIE RUGQLES LaFrance Soap Flakes, Q H The canvass of those liable for tbe ing In the army as James Zorland consequently not entirely unexpect ALISON 8KIPWORTH ' NED SPARKF Spkgs...... 6 b D C tax has been made though there Robertson, started for Oklahoma ed. and FORD STERLING still remains a few call-backs. The City today to appear as a witness Flurries in some of the stpek Used RADIOS International Shaker y y two books for the recording of the for the government, opposing a suit groups were attributed partly to And On the Same UST SPECIAL Salt, 3 pkgs. ..'----- 1 1 C names, men's and women’s, have of Maxwell’s former wife to collect renewed hopes of tbe early settle PRICE SALE Marinee Herrings, Q o not as yet been received from the 86,000 war risk insurance. ment of Aome of the NRA codes. rlnters by Tax Collector Howe, but Double Unit Show quart jar ...... $ 6 0 C Plane to fly from the Boston air The approval of Secretary Ickee, 1929 Majestic ...... $175.00 $25.00 Eave been promised for early de port were abandoned, due to low with minor modifications, of the oU She Used Her Beauty To Gain The Beorets 1928 M ajestic ...... $145.00 $10.00 Sliced Peaches, / j livery. visibility, and Maxwell took a noon purcbaalng and marketing agreo- Of Natloiis. The enumeration was made this train for New York accompanied by ment was viewed as uonstruotlve, aa buffet size, ca n ...... O C year by David McCann, who has was tbe apparent process being 1933 Atwater-Kent...... $78.50 $25.00 Campbell’s Pork & g been doing the work for several Deputy U. 8. Marshall Joseph M. made in Washington discussions of Winston. Beans, ca n ...... O C years and ns is about ready to gtart the copper code, 1929 K olster...... $225.00 $35.00 the work on the book. Collector FINANCIER DIES m flD fln i£ 1928 K olster ...... $225.00 $25.00 Land O'Lakes Milk, Q C Howe said this morning that aa FEDERAL APPOINTMENTS 4 tall cans...... m O C soon as tbe books come back from 1 9 2 9 P h ilc o ...... $125.00 $18.00 Mr. McCann he will start making Bridgeport, Jan. 28.— (A P )—Or Krasdale Certified Flour, 241/^- out the personal tax bills and have lando H. Brothwell, retired cashier Washington, Jan. 28.—(AP)— 1931 Croaley ...... $65.00 $15.00 pound ^ Q them ready for early mailing. of the First National Bank and President Roosevelt today sent to This work can beat be done at Trust Company, and for many years' the Senate the reapi^lntmenti of sa ck ...... s U O the members of the Mconstruotloa 1934 Grunow—Dem ...... $33.95 $25.00 this time as the making up of tbe active in Bridgeport affairs of Finance Corporation and nomina w ith , Land O’Lakes O Cf ^ rate book on personal and real varied natures, died last night at his property will beglQ soon after the tions of about 600 postmasters. FAY WRAY -NlLSASTOBli^ Butter, lb...... i f i O C home in Stratford. The batch also included Charles adjourned annual town meeting in He bad been in ill health for soma March, when tbe rate will be fixed. Henderaon of California to suc C H E T 'S DIAL Sl»l yeare. Ha would have bean 80 yean ceed Wilson G. McCarthy of Utah XABTTOaBB MAHIEU'S Ohio State University threatened of age on Thursday. on the R. F. C. ta expel 10 students for objecting Mr. Brothwell waa bom in Red The reappointments to this board GROCERY to compulsory military training. Hook, N. Y., but came to Brldgsport Included Harvey C. Cbucb, of Ar SERVICE STATION The university is quite llberu, as a boy. He waa unmarried, and la kansas, Josse H. Jones of Texas, 80 OAKLAND STREET ' 188 Spruce Street though, tsa ch iu its students to use survived by two nephewe, J. W. Froderic H>«Tabar of Massaohusetta, their own minds after they get out Brothwell of Stratford and A. H. C. B. Merrlam of Kansas, and John of acbool, not before. Brothwell of Eaaton. —... . ' r ' ■ "' J. Blaine of W^octmaln. ■ V/ a? •t' V ■ -f -.1 » V .,. ' li*/ UANOBBSinR BVININO BBRAID, UANOBSSTHIR, CONN, TCliSDAT, lANUAST 2>, 19SA. by heldtBg-tha maatlag lata In LDTHEItAN CHURCH BIG SPEAKING PROGRAM vtamoon. It la axptotad that AfancAester RAWBOWGRIB . P O U C ^ U R T TO OMIT DINNER meeting will laat qo loaygar then an hour and a half at tha moat FOR MEN'S BIBLE CLASS Date Book Ouatave A. Johnaon, of Wetherell KEEPS TO BUDGEt Btroet, waa before the court this Bualneaa will inolude election of a SEATOFnCERS momlpg for Intoxication. He was OF MERCHANTS chairman to luopeed Leroy Blocomb. and an Executive Board for tha Second Congregational Church Totnorrow arrested at the Center late laat night by Sergeant John J. MoQUnn. coming year. Reporta for 1988 will Group Has Sundays In Feb January 24—Twin bill basketball be read and the aoalng schedule for ruary Arranged For. attraction at State Armory, House It waa the met time be bad eyer Church Debt WiD Be Paid Public Ceremony Of Man been arrealed and the Judge gave Division Of Chamber To the year will be a^pted along with of David vh. Paterson Pros, Guards him an opportimlty to make good by a' pros~~ igram of actlintlea. It ia not The speakers’ committee of the vs. Meriden Insilcos. Buepending Judgment. lecced that much (fiscusslon will OS Next Year Parishion Everyman’s Bible class which meets This Week chester Assembly HeU In Joseph Raahlmaa, a baker Have Annual Session Next take plsu:e this yesur on the closing each Sunday morning at 9:80 kt the January 26—^M. H. 8. vs. Bristol of 25 Union street, was schedule, which in the past has been Second CongregatlomU church, has High at State Armory. before the court ' charged with a bone of contention. It Is vmder ers Are Told. ammged for a list of excellent January 27 — Annual banquet of Temple Last Night Intozlcuktion and breach of peace. Monday Afternoon. stood that the three-months of half speakers up to the first of March. Britlsh-Amerlcan Club at Iconic His family complained to the police day closing which was generally ac The committee includes C. P. Thay about the row he was making & the cepted last year will again be Temple. Also annual banquet of recommended. er, secretary of the Y.M.C.A., Her Center Hose Co., No. 2, S. M. F. D., Manchester Assembly, No. 16. home at two o’clock this morning. About seventy-five persons at bert L. Tenney and George F. Borst. For the first time In many years, tended the annual meeting of the at Hotel Sheridan. Order of Rainbow for Girls, last Sergeant John McGUnh went to the This coming Sunday, Dr. C. Y. home and placed Rashlmas under if not In the history of the Cham Emanuel Lutheran church last night Next Week night installed its officers to serve TESTINO SUBMARINE Hauch of the Memorial Hospital for the next four months, at a arrest. His wife and two daughters ber of Commerce, the annual meet to listen to reports that showed that staff will be the gueat speaker. Feb January 28 to February i — are afraid of him when be gets ing of the Merchants Division of the Teaching ' Mission, St. Mary’s public installation held at the Ma New London, Jan. 28 — (AP) — the church had kept well within its ruary 4, Arthur M. Outtery, asso sonic Temple. Visitors were present drunk. He had been before the Cniamber will not include a dinner, budget during the past year and ciate cecretary of the Hartford church. court once ibefore' on the same The submarine Cuttlefish, built at from Warehouse Point. Previous to charge. A fine of |10 and costs was It was announced today. The meet the shipyard of the Electric Boat would operate on a reduced budget Y.M.C.A. will speak before the cliuss. January ,29—Annual meeting of the instiLllation the majeriw degree ing will be held next Monday after during the coming year. Substan Merchants Dlv,, Chamber of Com ImTOsed on each count. ’The family Company for the United States Mr. Outtery is chairman of the na was conferred upon Ada Robinson, refused to pay the fine and costs noon at 4:30 o’clock at W a tl ^ Navy, was being operated in the tial increases were also reported in tional convention of Federated Bible merce, Watkins auditorium, 4:80 Louise Johnson, Marjorie Bebrend, Auditorium on Oak street. ■ weekly donations to miUce it possible p. m. and he was taken to Jail to work it waters off the entrance to the local classes lo be held in Hartford in Lucy Waddell and Lucile Murpbey. out. It has always been customary to harbor today. The operation waa to. pay off on the church debt next May. January 80—President’s birthday Past Mother Advleor Mrs. Beatrice hold the annual meeting of the divi year, if all pledges are paid. ball at State Armory. A car owned by John H. Peterson reported by company officials for On Sunday, February 11 Arthur Robb was the acting officer. of 187 Prospect street parked on the sion in the evening, preceded by a the purpose of ‘‘turning over the en Reports Read Rlvenburg, Hartford County presi Also Radio Concert — Bethany For the installation the officers dinner and followed by a guest The report of Rev. K, E. Erick west side of Main street in front cf gines" BO that an observation could dent of the Young People’s society Girls and Chester Sbtelds at Swed were: Installing officer, Adella Cul- a restaurant, started to back when speaker. However, it was felt that be made of them during a trial run son, pastor of the church, and the of Christian Endeavor will give a ish Congregational church. lln; insfalling marshal, Doris Mohr; a larger attendance could bq gained reports of the various organisations the brakes of the car did not bold ning of the vessel. talk. February 8, Principal Thomas February 2 — Wedding Gown chaplain, Edwina Elliott; reconur, and while the driver was not in the of the church were all accepted as Bentley of the Robertson and Hol Pageant at Y. M. C. A. Phyllis Kratschnmr; schist, Ada read. Officers were electee! as fol Roblnsoo; musician, Mbs. Nellie car. It continued to back across lows, on one bkllot cast by the re lister street schools will speak, and Coming Events Griegs. Main street, went over the' east curb cording seenftary named at the on February 25 Selectman George February 6 and 7—Play "Penrod" 'The new officers are: Worthy Ad into the window of Glenney's cloth opening of the meeiing. Henning E, Keith will address the club. at Whiten Memorial by Community visor, Edna Christensen; accoclate ing store, breaking it. 'The accident Johnson; Deacons, Arthur Ander Players, auspices Educational club. advleor, Ethel Mohr; Charity, Har was investigated by Bergeant John February 9—Junior Prom at Man McGIinn. The brakes of the car TOPVfLAR MARKET FOR SALE son, Raymond Erickson and Albert riet Knight; Hope, Jane BantlJy: were tested and as a result of the 855 Main Street Rubinow Building Swanson, to serve for three years; chester High school. Faith, Alice Harris; recorder, AdelOa test Psterson was arrested on the trustees, Leonard Johnson, Oscar NORTH COVENTRY Also Annual Firemen’s Night at Cullin; treasurer, Jean Williams; charge of operating a motor vehicle Sweat Cider Johnson and Arvid Oustafson, to School Street Rsc, chaplain, Betty Harvey; drill leader, with defective brakes. serve for three years; delegate to February 10 —Girl Scout rally, Ernestine Montie; members of tbs Several members of North Cov In court this morning be pleaded Schaller’s New England Conference, John pageant and Scout demonstration, bow, Doris Gibson, Bernice Marsh, guilty to driving wltn improper PORTERHOUSE Wennergren with Arthur Anderson entry attendbd the annual meeting at Stats Armory, 7:80 p, m. Dorothy Post, Eleanor Kirscha, CIDER MILL of the Connecticut Dairymen's As brakes and waa fined |10 and costs, alternate; delegate to Hartford Dis Also annual mssting of local YD Pearl BcbamM; Dorothy Nelson, Psterson Is employs:^ fay a cleaning SIRLOIN---- ROUND 862 Woodland S t Dial 6462 trict convention, Carl Noren with sociation which was held three days Club at Osano's cottage at Bolton, Florence Apvlcby; musician, Halan and dyeing concern, Ivar Scott as alternate; Auditor for last wsek, sach day featuring epe- Vlsrtal; confldantial observsr, Cath February 11 —Police benefit at erine Harris; outer observer, Ber three years, Ruth Benson; Sunday clal addresses by noted dairy mem State Theater, GEN. HEBSEY DIBS School superintendent, Alfred C. bers, business meetings and Intiir- nice Wilson, Anderson; church custodian, S, A, estlng dairy booths and exhibits, February 14, 16, 16, 17—Automo 'The new mother advisor. Mrs, Lindberg, John B, Kingsbury was reappolnt- bile and Home Appliance Show at Ethsl Monti# was prssentsd at tba Tampa, FIa„ Jan, 33,—(AP) — STEAKS Other CemmitUm sd dlrsctor for Tolland County, State Armory altar for installatlM, and tba saw Malor Oanaral Mark L, H a ^ , 70, REAL Money Worries? Troop Qpmmittee of Troop 6, B, S, PrlBss for tbs various sxbiblts wsnt February 16 -Annual banquet of advisory board Installsd as a group, of Waabington,aabini D, C„ ratlrad Army A,, Arthur Hultman and John Wen- to Dotsd dalrymso throughout tbs Luther League of Emanuel Lutb- 'The mambm of tba board arai officer, dfad laat night at Tampa QUALITY I nerffsn, to serve for three years; stats, John E, Kingsbury was eran oburob, Mrs, Eliaabstb Mosley, Mrs, Mildred hospital, Ha was a'wlntar viaitbr Music committee, Algol Johnson, awardsd first prixe as having tbs March 18, 14, 18, 16 — Annual Noren. Mrs, Jessie Wlnterbottom, with Mrs, Harssy, Tba body will ba Mrs, Thora Stoehr and Alexander best dairy exhibit for a ^ducer- Herald Cooking School at State Mrs, Emsst Bantly, Mrs, Otto Vler* sant to Washington, CUT FROM ea4 Berggren, all re-elected, dealer, with H, Childs of Woodstock Theater, Sessions in momlog, tel, Henry Tbomton, Richard Klrsk, Oanaral Harsay sarvad in tha HEAVY STEER i f dxae second, Mr, Kingsbury bad a display April 8—Masonic ball, State Ar Harry itraw and Jamae Richmond, •panlsh-Amarloan and World Wars mory, Dancing followed the inetaJlatlon, and was a termer chief of tha Philip- BEEFI of milk, ersam, buttsr and sggs and Mude was provtdad Hy Art McKay's other farm products, Ho also rs> April 38—Ninth annual concert of orchastra, pina constabulary, Ha was In com MEN OF ST. JAMES'S ceived first honors In having ths Beethoven Glee Club at High school mand of the Fourth Division In best biHter, This was mads n raw Auditorium, Francs and was in ohargs of tha Cut To Your Order PARISH ORGANIZED cream and was Judged ^ Prof, fS, commissary at Tampa during tba , Size 0, Anderson of the OomisctlcMt Recreation Center •panisb-Amarlcan war, Any thieknoM Mtate College and Prof, Bm eit L, Mis widow, a son and two daugh TRY ONBI MD*69tMiee tsaflssr Anthony of Michigan State College, ters survlvs. Sttiitfsx Mggtinf Atttndsd Hy Friday evening choir reheareal Overnight A, P. Items of Intereet About 100~Kxp«ct To Bn* was held with Mrs, Ernest dowdy roll ftOO. conducting, New$ Today's ^gram About twenty young people from 'Tbs isoofld lassos is ths ssw tsrm North Coventiy attended the Young New Haven>-Profcssor Reginald Peemte's Chrletlan Endeavor rally A, Daly, Harvard geologist ox- of womss's swlmmlsg olassss will Appreaifflatcty 100 men of St, toslgbt, tba bsglsssri class Junti'i parish attended a club held at Stafford Hollow Sunday eve presses bsllef ths trophies wero ones fuliatlof meeting Sunday after* ning, A total attendance of 100 chilly, from 7i00 to 7i46, tbs IstsrmsdlaU - m w IN FULL SWING - soon In the basement of the cltureh. was present representing fifteen New Haven — Arthur K, Hule, class frmo 7;48 to f i80 o'clock, Nsw ft Is enpeeted ihet eventually be ('hurenes, ^ u g ia i was the Northford, notified of the death In msmbsrs may Jols ths class by ss> China of his father, the Rev, Hide rolling at the office. tween JOO and 80U of the younger speaker of e evening"S taking a« - his topic a ihase of world Peace, Kin, 79, paetor emeritus of the first Tbs Busisass asd Facility Mss's' ^Uhle men of the chureh will sign up when the canvass of the parish Is com The next rnfly ndlfbe held at "the Chinese Presbyterian church In New volley ball sssilos will msst from isted. The next regular meeting of Second Congregational^ „ church In York, 6i00 to 61OC, Oppofitff fdiod Portland, Me,—Walter E, Hadley, Tbs bowling allsys will bs opss all PU BLIC SA l ,FJ fhe club will be held In two weeks this town at which timetl: the final k m th Manatdfter and the place will be announced reports of the essay and memory 43, of Glastonbury, Conn,, he flanrIiPBtpr and Domestie Commerce of the De revision of present antiquated partment of Commerce. They dis- laws which protect rather than The Wall Street Boys Should Understand This cloee eome extremely interesting punish crime, debar the crooks in lEtiFtttng H erald its own- ranks—in plain words facts and compartsons. The re thoroughly delouse itself. When It FUBUiBHBP B t THiU HERjLLO PfUNTlNO OOUPAJrX) INO. port deals, of course, with Income has done this, lynchlngs, gangster IS S trM t distributed to individuals and does law evasions and corruption will UaDcbMMr, Cornu have largely disappeared, for it is THOMAS PBROU80N • not, aa it could not. Include su(± only when people have lost confi By PAUL HABB180N <$>head barber for seven years. Some 0*n«ral Manasar benefits as the use of the home one of hU titled oustofoSTf have. b M dence In the instruments of law New York, Jan. 28.—Of al’ the the Grown Prince at Swedsm, Ponndad Oetobar I, 18S1 owns or a variety of other imputed that they take the law into their Prince Henry of BMgland, Lord PubU thad Bvary B)T«ning Bxoapt own bands to enforce It. paople, some quits famous, who ara Sunday, ana HoUdaya Catarad at tha values that are not susceptible of taking up professions^ residence In Kltohraei and assorted Romanoffs. Post OSlca at Manobastar. Conn, aa inclusion In explicit Income. There is so much of truth In what His biggest disappointment came Second Clasa Mall Mattar. this disgusted letter writer says Rockefeller Center, the 'one who during the visit to tbl* country of SLBSCRJPl'ION RATES On the same basis, the national that there is great danger that be knows the most - elebritles Is Mr. the Prince of Wales. Instead of Una Zaar, I ' mall ...... IS.SS Income for 1929 was 81 billions ■ending .or De Zero’er, a valet came Per Month, by mall ...... w .« » .| -SO fore long it will loom so large in the Charles De Zomler, a dapper fellow Slngla coplaa ...... I .01 while in 1932 it was only 49 billions,, whose speed, reveals tracM of the down and got some razors, and H. Delivered, ona yaar ...... tl.M a shrinkage of 40 per cent. At the popular eye that another great accents of most of the old world R. H. shaved hlmselt. MEMBER OF THE AS80C1ATB0 same time production Income, truth may be wholly obscured—the capitals. Mr. De Zemler Is a bar PRESS truth that there sure any number of ber. Invented the Bob Tha Aaaoolatad Prasa la uolaaltAly which was 83 billions, shramk ot 38 His new establishment Is a re entltlad to tha oaa tor rairablloatlon absolutely honorable and high-toned Perhaps the oldest of New York’s billions in 1932. flection of Its owner’s well-groimd- better known barbers is M. Henri of all nawa dtapatotaaa oradltad to it men In the profession of the law; or not otbarylaa oradltad In thla Several significant facts that ed conTlctioD that barbering is an Grechon, >Vbo Is nearly 70, ard for paper and alao tha local nawa pnb* probably a great many more than art that a man can be proud of. llshed haratn. might well be borne in mind are more than 80 years hu owned the there are rogues. If the public does There are deep leather sofas and shop by the Brevoort Hotels on low All clvbta ot rapnblloatlon ot brought out by the figuring. One chsdra for waiting guests, and rare spactal dlapatohaa haralr ara alao r*- get the impression that to be a law er Fifth avenue. It ^as M. Henri, sarrad. is that wages have suffered, most in old prints are on the walls, vhlch according to M Hemi blmseh, who yer is to be a crook the responsibil themselv«f are of Imported marble Full aarrloa oUant ot N B A 8ar< the fading of Income during the de started the halr-hobblng. craze for vloa, Tno. ity, however, lies very close to these and imported woods. No • gl’tter. women. Irene Castle came to him pression, since In 1929 labor re Mr. De Zemler, when ce Isn’t ten seventeen years agr for a bob, and Pnbllahar'a Rapraatotauva; Tha ceived about 68 billions while in worthy but strangely inhibited dering a haircut or a besrd-cllp at Jnllua Matbawa Spaolal Aganoy~Naw members of the bar; for the very in a few years many other women Tork Chloago, Oatrolt and Boaton. 1932 its share in the national In- the residence of some favored cli were following suit. ent, stands at the entrance to his -come had fallen off 60 per cent. sufficient reason that they do noth The oroudest week in the old MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF salon and gres^ the duPonts, the man’s Ule was during the war CIRrUUATloNS. Another Is that the decline In inter ing about the steadily increasing RockefelleiS, Mr. Raskob, ' gd-m number of shysters who are churn when Marshal Joffrv and his staff Tha Herald Prlntl. g Conapany, Ina, est payments remained almost sta Ooelet, 0. H. P. Belmont, a few came to New York co stimulate aaanmaa no flnanolal raaponalbtllty tionary, being 6,687 miUlons In ed out of the law schools by the Vanderbilts and many others. Liberty Loans and recruiting. They for typograpbloa. errora appearing In thousands and turned loose to be stayed at a Fifth avenue mansion, advertlsemanta In tba Maneheatar 1929 and 6,506 idlllions in 1932. Trimming Crowned Heads evening Herald. come a huge legal bodyguard for and M. Henri was chosen s" the Even the Income of agriculture, of Mr. De Zemle^ Is tickled when chef de coiffure to speno his entire TUESDAY, JANUARY 28. which we bear eo much, did not criminalism. • people express Interest In hlr collec time In the house, clipping and suffer as greatly as labor, falling off When the honorable, responsible tion of prints, engravings and arti shaving whenever he was- needed. SUNDAY “BEER” body of the legal profession finally cles having to do with the barber- At the ind of tha visit the I ranch less than 50 per cent In explicit in Ing profession In olden times. When —as sometime It must—turns upon barbet »jroudly djcUned any pay. If the framing of this,Connecticut come, which does not Involve, nec he was an apprentice in -Stockholm When Mark Twain lived near Liquor Control act had been In the essarily, any diminution in the use the campfoUowers smd bummers— 34 years ago, De Zemler saved the hotel, he I often strolled Into money on lunches to start his col bands of persons animated solely of the farm houses or the food of and throws them out of the fold and the shop to hav'3 bis white, fluffy Into the fields of banditry where lection. Now he has agents who locks shared. Florenr Zlegfeld by a desire to show that a decant farm families, actually part of agri buy for him Hs has a George they belong, or, better still, pre was anothe*- whom Renri used to reasonable alcohol traffic was culture’s Income. Washington shaving cup, a Napole wait UDOD at hi.- home. The bar Impossible it is probable that they The most striking factor In these vents them from gaining admission onic cup and all manner of rare ber recalls that when be bad fin shaving bowls of the fourteenth and would have produced a law so like comparisons is the remorseless con to the bar, and when It hM sought ished M.. Zlegfeld would pny him and obtained the obvious reforms In later centuries. Also some bleeding from a large ro> ot bills he kept the present one as to pass for tinuity of the interest charges. It sets sno a terrifying tooth-] lllnp hidden Inside the pillow case on twin. is a good thing to remember when court practice. It will find such peo contraption of the days when bar- bis bed . . . Pretending to aim at the evUi of the deflationists tell us that the in ple as this Plainville letter writer bere were the surgeorrs and dentists. George Arllss also was a cus cheering for the courts, the lawyers Probably you Imow that the red- tomer before he went to Holly the old “open saloon,*’ the Liquor ■urance policies, the savings bank and-whlte barber pole is a oenven- and the laws. Instead of giving them wood. and Henri was proud of the Control Act has already produced accounts and the bonds of the personal use. You can stock up a Is to take the fruit Juice, how often gums have grown to such an extent tlonallied symbol of the blood- distinguished style of haircut he an evil greater than the old saloon widows and orphans must be pro the razzberry of derision. full cellar If you like. , he is to take the enema, and the that they are constantly irritated. streaked bandages which surgeon- evolved for the actor Later le ever It has produced a so tected against the evils of infiatlou best foods for him to eat when the My dentist advises me to have ex . barbers used to bang out after re saw some pictures of Arllss wear Club Over Ooagrees fast is over. I advise the longer faet cesslve tissue removed. Will these moving them from their patients’ ing his hair distressingly short. called *'beer*’ tavern which not only ONLY “RATHER?” Thousands of Job still undistribut if you are under the care of a doc gums continue to grow even after arms. M. Henn sat down and wrote him keeps open on Sunday—legally—but ed to Democrats arc one reason for tor experienced in giving the fast they have been cut?” For three yeare De Zemler bar- a pleading Uttar, and was pleased NOT GOOD PROOF The brand new “Connecticut Roosevelt’s serenity as he faces ing treatment. bered German nctablee in Berlin. sells a delirious compound which it Congress. About half the federal Answer: It Is difficult for me to to note ^bat Arllss' hair was'long The extraordinary proceeding of State Journal,” Republican month If you wish to secure some definite advise you since I have not been For five years hs wu private bar er when he made his next movie. calls beer for which it openly claims patronage Is yet to be handed out, ber to tne Dfcr' cf Ypres. In 1912 an eleven per cent alcoholic content declaring, a mistrial in the case of ly, quotes' Governor Cross as saying reliable estimates say. directions to follow for taking the able to make a personal examina to the Milford Wheel Club, “Last short five day fast, together with tion. Under the circumstances 1 be he was it the Rlt* In Paris, and it We knew It. No sooner do we —almost twice as strong as tha Dr. Alice L. Wynekoop, accused of It’s as potent a club over recal was there that the late W. K. Van recognize Russia than President time I was here before my Inaugura citrant party senators as In the the diet you are to use afterward, lieve that the best plan woula be toughest of old time stock ales and the murder of her daughter-in-law, for you to get the opinion of two derbilt oersuaded him to come to Roosevelt gets the idea of a 25 to tion 1 entertained you with some special session. One reason Post then write me in care of this news ■ the Racquet Club here. He w .j three tlmea as potent as the lager on the ground that the defendant master General Jim Farley went paper. Please follow the Instructions or three dentists and doctors. If you 60-year plan for public works. or pre prohibition days. Old time was critically 111 and might not be stories, but after three years as to Europe was to preserve that for questions and answers as given will do this and will write to me weapon. again enclosing their reports, I will brewmasters declare that it is Im able to withstand the ordeal of a governor you get rather sober and at the beading or end of today’s ar don’t feel so much like telling Two billion dollars more of ticle and enclose one large, self-ad be pleased to send you any Informa possible to brew any such dscootloo continuation of the trial. Is bound public works money soon will be dressed, stamped envelope. If you tion I might have which would be and the logical inference that the to result in much discussion. The stories.” available, mostly for local pro will ask for the article called A helpful. stuff Is deliberately “needled” cr case is an unusual one of Itself; the Perhaps It’s Just as well that the jects. And you don’t know politics Cleansing Diet. I will be pleased to if you think that can’t be used to ^sw er you as soon as possible. The (Is Partial Plata Harmful?) SERVICE... fortified with straight alcohol after declaration of a mistrial for the in governor was talking to a wheel keep Congress In line. club and not to a W. C. T. U. The fasting Instructions suitable for a Question: From San Francisco: it leaves the brewery is Inescapable. dicated cause Is, If not unprecedent child are those given In the article "Do you believe that there would Founded Upon Experience Now' the old saloon, at its worst, good ladies might conclude that It Late on Job? Here’s AUbl called How to Fast and Diet for ed, at least most unusual. But what Another 1934 problem: Time be any harmful effect If a platinum did not delude people with such an will probably excite the greatest de was wicked to vote for anybody who Health, which is a fast using the en gold partial plate were placed in the from the Naval Observatory Is 87 tire fruit. Instead of the Juice. ROBERT K. ANDERSON Intoxicant as this. They sold beer gree of oomment is the fset that needed three years to get that way. ten-thousandths of a second Incor mouth?” Funeral Director For Answer: I see no reason why such and they sold hard llqun. ^ The the court Appears- to have accepted rect. Earnest efforts will be made to reduce the error. QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS a partial plate would cause any lU WATKIN« BROTHERS, Inc. person who was not satisfied with the alleged condition of the prisoner effects. TEL. Office 5171. House 7494 the kick of beer drank hard stuff. very largely on the representations BEHIND THE SCENES IN (Growing Gums Cause Irritations) But he knew what be was drinking of her own physician, her counsel Question: From Trenton, N. J.: “I Honey ants are served at wed have a peculiar trouble In that my ding banquets In Mexico. and imless he deliberately Intended and herself. Health and Diet to get drunk be took his whiskey It may very well be ■ that Dr. out of a whiskey glass and not too Wynekoop was in a critical state; Advice much of It at a time. In the pres* It may very well be that she is in By RODNEY BUTCHER By Dr. Prank MoOoy ent situation be buys what be thinks nocent of murder; It may very well Herald W’ashington Correspondent in a glass of beer—and gets the be that the state had no moral right FASTING AS A TREATMENT equivalent of a very stiff drink of Washington, Jan. 23.—Uncle Sam FOR DISEASE to bring about the death of an in is in the banking business up to his whiskey in every glass. Is it any nocent If accused person through knees. He will wade further, but In yesterday’s article I told you wonder that the system Is not insisting on completion of the trial he still fears the plimge. something about the improvement Breweries anxious to reopen saw working well? at a particular time. But it also to be gained by fasting. Fasting will mills short of cash, newspapers un also bring about changes In the In And these places operate on Sun may be, for all of any convincing able to meet the payroll, shoe fac day whereas the old saloon had to ternal glands and these changes evidence to the contrary, that Dr. tories, merchants, rallroiuis and make It appear that the glands are close or run the risk of being other big corporations — they’re Wynekoop, her lawyer and her doc typical of thousands of firms ^ now partly rejuvenated In a natural way. raided. tors “pulled a fast one” on the begging the administration to fin In those cases where the patient tells me after the fast that he feels It Is difficult to see how anything court. Dr. Wynekoop may have been ance private Industry. The banks is to be done about this wretched still won’t lend. ten years younger I believe that malingering. part of his improvement is due to a state liquor law until the Legisla Inner councils of the New Deal It would have been very much seriously considered direct RFC strengthening of the glands. HAS A DISH OF ture convenes again. But there better to have had her physical con loons to corporations, especially As you would expect, the com seems to be one thing that Man dition much more clearly certified for payrolls and raw materlalk. parative rest of the digestive organs chester can do about the sale of in The latest Inside dope Is that during the fasting period, increases than It has been. It will add con bankers will be given another the digestive and assimilative toxicating liquors on Sunday. It siderably to the inadequacy of chance to do their Job. strength to a marked degree. The can stop it But the RFC will underwrite In fasting treatment Is helpful in the our criminal laws If a person ac dustrial loans by from 25 to 50 per ICE Section 62 of Article 8 of the cused of murder can avoid trial by treatment of the following acute State Liquor Control Act provides cent. That'’'means the Treasury and chronic disorders; overweight, merely telling the court that he has directly will share the risks which diabetes, epilepsy, high blood pres that “the sale of alcoholic liquor in a pain amd turning pale to prove it. bankers thus far have refused to sure, appendicitis, fevers, headache, places operating under hotel per take. • All be has to do is to eat a little pneumonia, hyperthroldism,' rheu mits, tavern permits and club per Banks face more rigid control If matism, "morning sickness” in preg soap. they don’t play ball. Roosevelt and CREAM mits shall be unlawful on the day of his credit advisers think they will. nancy, and acute Bright’s Disease. any state or municipal election, and It may Interest you to know that I Reasons: 1. Fear .of bank runs, obtained the above list from a re on Sundays before 1 o’clock in the LAWYERS a factor in vastly increased bank liquidity, is eilmost eliminated with port written by a doctor who writes afternoon and after 9 o’clock In the An Indignant citizen of Plainville, insurance of 80 to 90 per cent of that all of the above disease condi .got to do with RECOVERY? evening, and on other days before 9 Nathan Alpert, writes to the Hart deposits. 2. ’Thousands of banks tions were seen to Improve durlne the fast. d'clock in the morning and after 12 ford Courant to free bis mind of an will have more than a billion or RFC 5 per cent money received for It has been my experience that o’clock midnight; provided • • • accumulation of weariness occasion preferred stock. They must put not only these diseases but many that the towns or the municipal au [IMPLY this! Every time yon purchase ed by the recent and continuing ser that money to work. others may be overcome by fasting. a dish of ice cream your buying has thorities of any city or borough may ries of shocked exclamation marks Along with demand for working I would add to the list the follow S’ capital has come huge demand for ing: asthma,' bronchitis, catarrh, fix by ordinance the times of sale that have been printed relevant to set in motion, and is helping to keep in motion, a tretnendous in refinancing money. Many firms colc^, gall bladder and liver trou dustry with broad background involving thousands of workers and under such permits, and such the subject of lynchlngs. There think the^d be In good shape with bles, kidney disorders, arthritis, ordinance shall supersede the regu Is much In what Mr. Alpert says to maturing obligations met. hyper-acldlty of the stomach, rup Looks like many products. lations of the commission within titUate the souls of those possibly ture, heart, disease, skin disorders such town, city or borough.” What’s a Billion ot So? and many others. In that dish of ice cream which yon have bought there is rep cynical persons to whom these Don’t let your difficulty in grasp While the strict fast may be RECOVERY to u«/ resented the labor necessary to produce the rich, pure ingredients— Clearly under this provision—one shocked protests are faintly amus ing the figures of the present double taken, in which the patient receives of the few good points in the whole budget system enlarge your Infer the cream from farms, the flavorings from many lands, fruit juices ing. He says the criticisms come iority complex. an abundance of water but nothing law—the town of Manchester has a chiefly from two classes, clergymen else, this is not the tyjie of fast I and «ngar; the elaborate and costly machinery necessaiw to make Papa Roosevelt himself, while generally rScommend as I have complete right to require the Sun and lawyers. Quite properly he still wrestling with the budget, was that ice cream .so palatable; the tracks and truckmen \^ich made day closing of the places where al confessing: “You can figure it any found that most people will recover The N. Y. Telephone Com points out that a clergyman, pro Just as rapidly if an eight-ounce its delivery possible; the fountain and refrigerator manufacturers; coholic beverages are sold. way you like and make It come pany lost 16 Rations In De- testing against lynching, remains out ten billions plus or ten millions glass of fruit juice Is taken every and the pay envelopes of all the workers wherever ice cream is sold. 'There is time before the March exactly In character and is In an im- minus.” two hours. In addition, they will not eamber, 1933. lU t cenqiarat become so “lonesome” for food. I adjourned town meeting for the assailable position. The lawyers, “Anyway,” be explained with a with a loss of 16ff85 in De- That dish of ice cream, a dean, wholesome, appetiaing food, Selectmen to frame a town by-law laugh, “that’f my frame of mind have seen patients who were so well however, Mr. Alpsrt puts in an sn- right now.” satisfied while on the orange Juice eemher, 1932. when purohased by yon, is doing its part for recovery. And so it prohibiting the Sunday sale of tirely different barrel. Ws cannot fe- fast that they were entirel$r content is with the purchase of the many thousands of artides bfiught and liquor, for a full discussion of such fraln from quoting * couple of para Flood of Booze Beady to go to luncheons where iothera sold every day. a measure and for its submission Forty million gallons of whiskey, were eating, without tasting the graphs from his letter: stored In Canada, alleged to be four food. The hunger which may appear to the voters In meeting assembled. or more years old, Is relied upon by Your buying it doing its part over a broad field. We know that the profession, during the first day of ^e fast There is woild inqirdVemenl, There is opportunity here for through Its skillful efforts in help the FACA to break present booze wears off and within a short time those elements of the population ing the undeservlj^ to evade the prices and confound the bootlegger. the patient loses all deslrs for meals. too! Japan's fordgn trade law, its cheap affiliations with Officials privately admit they'll While you are using the fm lt Juice which have so vigorously opposed need nearly all of It for our rec nude a gain of 33% evar 1932. t]^e “return of the open saloon*’ to crooked politics. Its hand-in-hand you are not qn a strict fast, as'the friendship with gangsters and tifiers and blenders, besides 6,000,- juice will furnish you with a certain make effective their opposition to criminals, has forfeited the confi 000 above-quota gallons recently let amoimt of food material. It « all one feature of the liquor traffic of in. That’s the only large source of right to use- any of the following dence of the American people. Arherlcan-type whlifitey. CONSUMERS' COUNCIL which eyen the “eld saloon” would * * Our chance of equal rights Get-rlch-qulck ambitions of Juices; orange Jules, g r^efru lt have been aehamed. before the law depends on our so would-be' Importers were indicated Juice, tomato Juice or unsweetened In New England die ahoe cial status, the iriM of tbs fee we when FACA counted up and found pineapple Juice. Other unsweetened bnaineM ia pkldBg np do OF N ew En c u n d iV? can pay to procure the best legal that applications for Scotch whis fruit Juices may be used intead of NATION^S INCOME ^ defense, the strength of out* po key Imports would have brought in the ones I mention, but the above eisiTely and the endotA is for 80 FEDERAL STREET—HMifqiiarUrt—BOSTON, MASS. ircnri litical position and the color of 100 tlmea more Scotch than anived list is the one which Is most popu ■ethdty dnrfaif the first qnsrtsr sesrr. KstimatM of the Batkmal income our skins. lar with the msjorlty of people. smsv In any pre-prohibition year. The of tUs for the yean 1929 to 1982 inclusive, glut would have been ridiculous. For the patient who Is fasting at The legal profession should at Repretentetbie Women*sun'f OriOrgmiMetimt end JTomem Cide'LteJm Orgafdkt§ stated to ba the most complete and Few resLllze It yet, but any citi home I advise the use of the short 3d- tempt to regain some of the dig zen privately may Import any five day fast which, in my opinion, to Present PJCTS td B tu /n iu , Industry end PreduoU to ieOom Caniim m t detailed ever compiled, have been nity it has lost, divorce the bench amount of wines and Uquors — is, perfectly safe for the patient to to thow Their Buying U Doing ke P m to m ri prepared by the Bureau of Foreign from politics, do away with its without a permit — which be can use provided he Is' following some cheap fixsn, band together for a convince customs ol^Ars Is for nis 'instructions regarding bow often he t m - MANC^ESTEB bo6k eqffl6ed"New York’s tofrano. This b wheh wnuga c. iWMtMOBr «>e- contraty to ’ COMKON DRINKING COt* tor tiiM TtfMBnrttkm' o f blstairle Y A l JEAirS ORCBESnEA rstacy, CSkrlSM I * Psodlston ool- THINK MRS. YDNEKOOF that any e I a h y r a d io p r o g r a m ■pots met to dlsouas. acveral old isotor, Mrs. H. O. aartoa; houd or prsCareaea and la maasgvs, Edmund H.' Horton, tiooa no ettetipt 1 IS SPREADER OF COLDS Mias Florence Meaoham spent the GETS n G B RATING Jared B. Tennant. Albert & gliding. W U ESCAPE A 1 M A L mine triieth4r the week-end with friends In New Brlt- TU18DAY, JANUARY tl (OtBtnl u d l u t m Staadwd Time) H. CUnbiD Porter. M rs. Horton ro- veteran of Um W c ain. Notai AH profiminsuns to ko^kety sad buto rtielna or iroiipo thorocrf unless sr>oel<9 ported that 679S0 waa m eidfto' iha other armed eonlltet'* Aed; coast to coast (e to c) oeslsiiatioB. Health Bulletin Decries Use Of Several from Tolland attended Leader Wanted To Make Profi- InOlndeo aJI available atatlona. case of the cemetery. The treasurer Court Postpones Hearing Fear Programs subject to change. P. 1C. Cent. East. th4 meeting Sunday evening” spon Other” Kinds Of Common er Debnt Here ^ He Aaka a said that tb » |1,00(> Liberty Bond ing That Aged Doctor Woukf NBC-WIAF NETWORK llO - «i4»-Llttlo IUIy->«ast; KnlgM sored by the Tolland County Counefl Carriers Also. i will be called in Tune it was BASIC — Casti’ weaf wlw weal vtto Oroh<—Dixio: Momory Lane—wool o f RBllgtoua OduoBtlon aqd tha Tol- Return E n i^em en t • Die In Court Room. wjar wtag wcah wll w «t wfbr wro VBT tiOOw 7t00—Myrt A Marge—east ontr; r < - voted to place It In an inaured Lowla Panloo Oreheotra—midwest land C ^ t y Y. M. C. A . held at the wben wcae wtam wwj waal; Midi 1m Caution against two inexcusable I b their initial appearance at tbe for the present. ^ Chicago, Jan. 28.— (A P )— There wmaq wcfl woc-Wbo wow wdaf wkbf •:1*— 7s18-^uet Plain Bill—east; Tbe Universallst church Stafford H(dlow. NORTHWEST A CANADIAN — wtmj Canadians—Dixie; Panics Orches> methods of spreading the common OBijdord W. Douglne, New Ekigland Recreation Center several weeks I p . and Mrs. Everett G. Lord en was a gro'wing belief in s(»ae quar Bast Bpsteo Nothii —onidwaat; Texas Rangere—west ago Val Jean and his entertaining wiba kstp webo Wday kfyr erot efef •iBO 7iBb—Phil Cook Prog. — east; cold, namely, the common drinking secretary for the National Council tertained at dinner Sunday, Rev. ters, today that the death of Rheta SOUTH — wrva wptf wwno wia wjsz for tbe Prevention of War was the orchestra of Boston were unable to and Mrs. H. C. Cbampe and cliildren Tells a Secret wfla-wsun wlod warn wmo wsb wspl Oliver Naylor Orchestra — Oixia; cup and the imsanltary drinking Wynekoop will forever remain an wJdx wsmb kvoo wky wfaa wbap kpro Buell 'Rogers—repeat for midwert ■pcBker. present their best performance and of Lebanon, Lucius Roblnsoo and H e* do n e 7i48—Boake Carter, Talk—be> foimtaln, was urged today by the sad heqltsfr woal ktbs ktbs wsoc A t the meeting of Tolland Grange proper dress due to the weather two sons, and Mr. Mrs. Grin- unsolved mystery. MOUNTAIN—koa kdyl kglr kghl alo; Between the Bookends—west State Department of Health in Its MeEsy, who Ww ^ ^ PACIFIC COAST — kgofal kgw komo 7s00— 0:00—The Celumblane—c to 0 weekly bulletin. Tuesday evening last, Mrs. Ellen B. which resulted in thrir travelling ton Will. Other callers were Mr. The possibility of a quidc legal de hapgsaed to io w ^ kbq kfsd ktar kgu 7:16— 8:15 — Edwin C. Hill — baste; West retiring secretaiy, was given car being disabled with a broken 5 Spades—Dixie: Collegians—vest ‘Tf germs were only ■visible, peo and Mrs. Mahlon Chapman of Rock cision on the question o f tbe guilt or -Cent. EasL Tito— 8:80—Velee of Bxperlenee—e ple would undoubtedly be more a past aecretary*8*^Jeo^ She has piston, making It necessary to come ville and their ebik^en and Ed innocence of Rheta’s mother-in-law. 4;00— 6:00—The WEAF Box of Music 7:46— 8:46—CBS Plano Tsam—c to e cautious,” tbe bulletin said In des been secretary ten yeaiis but decUne4 to Manchester in a hired smaller win R. w ill of BosUm. Dr. Alice Wynekoop having been 4:30— 5:30—Dolittle Adventures—to c 8:00— 9:00—Stokowski Orch.—c to e re-election at the last *«Tiimi meet D rilhi^E lizir^ 4:48— 5:46—Nursery Rhymes—also c 8:15— 9:15—Alexander Woolleott—to e cribing the dangers of the common car without all their instruments Rev. W alter Vey chose "for the dissipated for tbe time being, there 5:00— 6:00—Mme Frances Alda alan n S:8(H' 9:30—Ceorge Jeesel—«Jso coast drinking cup or glass, which despite ing. She baa been a member of the and their dress uniforms. Despite subject of bis sermon Sunday morn were many persons, both In and out Uiatm Worn Bgpdilir > 6:30— 6:30—Weekly Hymn Sing—to o •lOO—lOdXl—Cilen Cray Revue—c to o laws prohibiting its use is still found Grange forty-five years, thlrty-flve .these handicaps the 300 or more ing at the Congregational church, of the criminal court, who believed fluoiuh a relative-^as mj little ke^ 5:45— 6:45—Cheerio Musical Mosaica 9rt(L-10:80—CBS Broadcast—c to cat of which she has been a member of 6:00— 7:00—The Mountaineere—weaf >!46—10:46—Harlem Serenad^baaic; in factories, stores and many other people who patiently waited were “Getting Along With Others.” -Tie the elderly defendant would never WU for some time tionbled wtti lami Tolland Grange. As secretary she 6:16— 7:15—Allly Bachelor’s Sketeh Myrt and Ma^e—repeat for vest places where groups of people con treated to some of the best enter choir sang an nnthem entitled again face tbe ordeal of a trial. ot i^petite, raetlsmame at aU tt 6:30— 7:30—Fur Trappers—weaf only 10:15—11:1S—Del Campo, Songs—e to o gregate. “It seems strange that a rendered faithful service and is held tainment that has ever appeared at “Where He Leads Me” Mi«« Rose “It’s Just Uke freeing her,” Bur- at timw WU very (retfal, I da " 6:46— 7:46—The Oold^rgs, Serial Act 10:30-11:80-O2xle N e^ n O r!-^ to e in high esteem by the members. 7:00— 8:00—Lae Reieman’a Orehestra 11:00—12dW^VIneent Lopes Or,—e to e person will pick up a glass, the edge the Recreation Center or without Motz sang tiie soK> part. A duet dine Gardner, of Indianapolis, father tiy Dr. T roe^ 'w rir . . . He 1 of which may be laden with germs Worthy Master Ira Wflcox made tha of the dead Rheta, said to conunent- 7:30— 8:30—Wayne King’s Orehestra * His Oroh,—to e exaggeration in any hall elsewhere was also sung by Mrs. Charles Fill fanproTo term sdlstely and laa very 8:0(^ 9:00—Ben Bernie and the Lads 12rt)0— 1:00—Dance Hour—wabo only from tl^e mouth of a previous user presentation and Mrs. West re tog on yesterday’s decision by Judge 8:30— 9:30—Ed Wynn A B an d^ to o in Manchester or hereabouts. It u more and Mise Roee Motz. In the t ^ he wis well . . . 1 weeM aswee and proceed to wash tbe bacteria sponded with appreciative remarks.' Joseph R David to declare a mis 9:00—10:00—Seth Parker Cruise— to e NBC-WJZ NETWORK very ddQcult to describe their debut evening Mrs. Charles Fillmore led b^wifoeat U.” - Mrs. 1. G. MaKagi 9:8d—10:30—Madame Sylvia--alto oat into his own mouth, but such V* Word has been received of the trial because of tbe possibility that BASIC Cast: w li wba-wbaa wbal in this p4rt of tbe state but anyone tbe Christian EMdeavor service and 429A Saratoga S t, B. Boefoa (M u il% 9:45—10:45—Robert Slmmena, Tenor w ^ m kdka wgar wjr wlw wsyr wmal: often .the case. death of William Cyrus Overman, Dr. Wynekoop would fall dead be 10:00—11 K)0—John B. Kennedy’s Talk ^dw est: weky 1 ^ wear wls kwk Tbe insanitary drinking fountain age 71 years in Springfield, Mass., who wants to enjoy an evening’s tbe sermon of the morning was the Signs of Worms are: Coastipatiam 10:18—V:16—The King’s Jesters Trie kwcr koil wren vmaq kso wkbf fore the eyes of the Jiury. deranged stomach, iwoOu t^per 8|| has risen to talce tbe place o f the Saturday, Jan 20. Bir. Overman, entertainment should set aside this theme. Nineteen were present. 10:30—11:30—Paul Whiteman Orchee. NORTHWBST A CANADIAN - wtmj The case was continued, mean eflenme bruth, hard and fall steena* 11:00—12:00—The Rudy Vallee Orchea ylba kstp webc wday kfyr cret cfcf open pall and the common drinking with hla family, have spent their Thursday evening and prepare to Rev. Alan L. Carr at the ^isco- '11:30—12:30—^Freddie Martin Orchestra while to the February term of court, widi pdas, pels face, syu heavy, ikMtl SOUTH — WTva wptf wwnc wls wjax dipper In s p r e a ^ g germs In public summers in Tolland for more *h«n hear and see amusement of tbe cali pal church preached from the life of Judge David having held that tbe CB8-WABC NETWORK wfla-WBUD wlod wsir wmc wsb wapl Sednt Paul. dry coudt la d in g of the teeth, eia. wjdx wsmb kvoo wky wfaa wbao kprc schools and other building, tbe thirty srears at their summer home bre that is only received through tbe danger of death of Dr. 'Wynekoop BASIC— East: wabc wado woko wcao woal ktbs ktha wsoc bulletin stated. “ Obviously, any radios To go on about this group of The pleasant sunshiny days of Dr. True’s Elixir Isxative-wom ^ \ li>l • 1 Months Trial V X of - ' Electric Cooking (no charge for use of the range) ■f to customers who apply within the next ten days, between Monday, January 22nd and Wednesday, January 31st V 1. Clean Your chance to 2. Fast enjoy the ten 3. Economical 4. Modem Features of 5. Simple 6. Time Saving 7. Comfortable ^ Electric 8. Better Cooking 9. Healthful Cookery 10. Safe The Trial Plan has proved sensationally popular in Hartford, because for the first time, people have been able to *'try” electric cookery in their own homes without obligation to buy. Over 1400 additional families have adopted electric cook ing during the past year and today over 4700 families are enjoying this method in Hartford and vicinity. / following the plan of Hartford, we are offering our customers, who act now, a trial of electric cooking, with no charge for the use of the range until June 30,1934, and with no obligation to keep the range. Also as in Hartford, if the house ia not already wired for cooking the Company^ will absorb the major part of the cost of the changes. \ Electric cooking is modem—which means clean, time releasing, healthful, economical, fast, safe, comfortable and su perlatively easy to use. Electric cooking means better cooking than you have ever dream^ of before. If you don’t believe these things, here is your chance to try them and prove them to youraelf in your own kitchen. Come and see them! Get your order in early! Installations in orddr of receipt! Range Displayed And Applications Accepted ByThe I^sDowbig Dealers i STANDARD PLUMBING CO. POTTERTON £ RRAH WATKINS BROTB R8 Mnubiist n Hri. sfeM _ MIBIlllaSMM JOHNSON & LITTLE KEMP'S, ING MURPETTS PHARMACT CktrotT Cm ttr and Trottar ttiaata la iU i The Manchester Electric Tel. 5181 773 Main S t ^ ^ si mM FAioa B iaar NATION TO BUILD Latfy Hamilton, Bom BlaCksmm^ OBITUARY » 20 NEW WARSHIPS Dotti^tor, Won Nehon’s Lovs FUNERALS BiD To Be Bodied Tbrooi^ JAMES M. BURKE ABOUT Congress So That Work FUNERAL TODAY . TTie Ladies Sewing Circle of the Concordia Lutheran church has set' The other day a UttefUlow Can Be Started. the date of Thursday evening, at our house and' ^ op' a t Die Services This Morning Attend February 1, for its animal saurkraut taMe to dine. We hjtd no kigh ed By Large Number Of supper. Mrs. F rl< ^ Werner who chair, having passed ours a k ^ : will serve as chairman of the com Waihiafton, Jsm. 28.— (AP) — Friends And Admirers. mittee wfll be assisted by Mrs. Wil and so he bad to be Ixfistered up By unanimouB .vote, the House ", liam Custer Mrs. Gertrude Smith, with two green pillows from the Fuaeral services for James M. living-room. Naval committee today approved the Mrs. Minnie Rautenherg and Mrs! Burke, who died Saturday afternoon p s * Perhaps you won’t believe me Vinson treaty Navy bill and decided w v Frieda Mcnebouse. The supper will of pneumonia, were held oue morn be served from 4:80 to 7 o’clock to when I tell you that this baby of two years and four months'slid to try to attach it to the annual ing. A service was held at the Wil accommodate all. Tickets may be Navy appropriation bill now being had from the committee or members down when he'd finished bis cereal considered in the House proper with liam P. Qxilsh Funeral Home at 8:80 ^ 'P A O E T B H JHANCHBSTBR EVENING BXRALD. ■ K ‘.■■sr» V)sy-.j./-:-’'--^ i •r> ;■■#.•?— ^vA-jC ■*VV'^;i«ir-'^- AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 4 MO VIN G— TRUCKING— Impressed by her arguments. “But home getting divorc#* or tjtiHwg 3TORAGE 20 you’re not a pioneer woman and other men’s wives aroimd— but you STORM FORCES eWA HIGHEST PRICES paid for your you’ve got to be taken care of.” He and ’Tom! I declare, if I could find SLMARirSCHljRCS car. Cash waiting. Armory Ga> SILVER LANE BUB LINE offer the was fri^tened. The doctor had said such a Fd marry him myself.” wage, 60 Wells street. Telephone accommodatlOD a t tLelr large De- Gyiwy needed rest— and care. WeD, And G ^sy would laugh delight JOBS SUSPENSION 687A Luxe boa (or loilge, part> or team she was going to have it, if it meant edly, liking to hear ’Tom praised. tripe St special ratea Phone 8068. doing without shoes. WEST SIDE LEAGUE ANNUM MEnwe 8860. 8864 ‘Til keep Dinah for a few weeks, So the eariy spring passed and StMKlings Time Lost Will Be Made Up MOVING—TRUCKING- until I am perfectly strong,” Gypsy April came and the*‘e were one or Won Lost Tomorrow; Encounter Much STORAGE 20 McELLlOTT told him. “Then Fll let her go. two 'warm days to remind the city Ulac Blues ...... 6 i You’ll see what a splendlc housewife Frost In Ground. PROFESSIONAL Ol9MieASw ■r/r^ MANCHEffTEH EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, OONH^ TUESDAY^ JANUARY 28, IM. ’ ------' ■ ' - ' ■ Toonerville Folks By Fontaine Pox OUR BOARDING HOUSE Gene Ahiitt SENSE and NONSENSE MICHRY (Hiwsaup) MegUIRg WEH-waW‘-'S6A©/tADS, - m » TH' WCW I'mAiTy'EUTHeTCKV , IHFTHUMEVOUVl , , LIFE. fhim to fo bom* it b*f*o to raio. "BAIZTiMOTO'BUTT!, . S T A P T E D T O m cm H m OlftdMM Md ladMBf, lUMbllM *Dd Ronnle'f metbor at one* fav* Juo> -rvW-EALUCJFVAnHyt Borrow, lor b*r own ton'* raincoat and ov*r> f C * C A P T A IN / ibAdowf «Dd brlfbtBMf, hep* for •boas. HAW‘^a^AD,UAD«--LeT -a— E\TWER TEU. U S 19T«PCT1£D WHH Junior (politoly)— Ob, don't tab* WHAT WAPFENEPJ th« merrow; TELl YOU THE - Aotb*inf of pr*l*« or bl*m«, hlfh> all tbli troubl*. c m susTSy pitcbad tb* choruf Ronnl*'* motb*r—No troubl*, Waltliifitlnf and boptof for wbat lioilJunlW'. Tm *ur* your own rootbwr b*for* ua, would do tba same for Ronnie, -ftO Oriaf day* ar* many, flad on** ar* Junior—Mother’s do more. She’d f*w, ask Ronnie to stay for lunch, O, Ufa 1* a m*dl*y for m* and for you; NINE TIMES OUT OF TEN THE Ufa la a conta*t, a yam* to pull MAN WHO SAYS HE DOESN’T tbrouab, KNOW THE SOLUTION TO A •o win I If iuccaiiful, reward* will PUBLIC PROBLEM IS RIGHT. coma, too. First Girl (on bathing baacb)— Two political oasdldata* war* die* Katharine ought not to go In aloha. euMlne tha comlaf local alactlon. Sba was naarly drowned yesterday Flrat Oandldata—Wbat did tb* and Jack bad to usa artificial res audlane* *ay wb*n you told tbam piration. \ you bad navar paid a cant for a Second G irl- You mean Kathar vota? ine bad to usa artificial drowning. lacond Caadldata—A few ebaarad —but tba majority aaamad to lo*e STABLE PROSPERITY DE Intaraat at onca, PENDS UPON FAIR PLAY TO THE FARMER, WHENEVER ANYBODY IS PARTICULARLY NICE TO US WE DID YOU KNOW THAT— KNOW IT IS ONE OP TWO The ocean contain* enough ealt THINOS. EITHER HE IS A to form a eolld block measuring GENTLEMAN OR WE ARE A 4,800,000 cubic mih*. GOOD PROSPECT, In India, after the wedding cere mony, the bride and the bridegroom Man—My flancaa'* father *aam* are tjed together by the comer* of to think *h*’a marrylBr a fool, but their garment* to signify that they ba’* miatakan. are united fot life. HI* Father—Why? Are you A bamboo tree grow* *o rapid braaklnf tba anfafament? ly that Its growth easily can be lE UVCES seen through a mlscroscope. TO -bU\L’D \T UP HASH-----Tb* millatona around A beetle Is said to be able to a mas’* nack, may be cauaed by the dimehse with food for three year*. silver fox around hi* wife’s neck— . 'The Order of the Eastern Star Our notion of a soft snap would be was organised In 1876. tb* Job of King Emmanuel’s atten The prairie hare, commonly bU WEAR THAT ELECTRIC CONTACT UNDER A BURGUR BeU-? SOMEONE SOME LEAVES IN THE YARD-.^ ALARM IS TRYIKIS TO ITS COMPLETELY HIDDEN BREAK IWTD OUR FJO ONE CAN SET NEAR THE, VJORKSHOP I,' WORKSHOP No\w.v/rrwouT ! stepping ON IT !! LU.aMT.err. THE STRONG MIND. SALESMAN SAM The CoUar Went With It! 'AUJ.TeuL VLL S.QUARG.^1'LLV*;V 'A. ARC-INTUIT V UJAS, OU' KID, OUT I'V * QEGM P L ^ W TH’ H ORSES AM' l-OST SHIRT'. a f TRr. tHe^T.OOUCj.H MesDs UP «6ATUP.0 AVI I'tA UP To / OITc h I how 6 0 t^e.VOU RR o ox-xen (AV W£CK. RVtWT Howl J DOIN' THIS S oR-TA worK ^ rrvK5U<3^T YOU weae. a LISTEN.' HELP ME COHvTfe-COLLAR KVAN' SRABTHB rope,AND WHEN I 6IVE THE SIGNAL, PULL AS 'svN ~ O - O’ G a s h u (;(; i u s On the Trail PHEW' FM NOT SURE..RIGHT THE FELLOW CHECKED THINK BACK__ A NOW HB% LOOKING FOR THE OUT WHEN THEY FOUND YOUNG MAN...DARIC. VbULL SEE,SOON ENOUGH... WHAT THE GUY WHO NAD A ROOM MISS GAY UNCONSCIOUS HANDSOME . . .WELU AND SO WILL THAT SUY IN IS n o THAT NEXT TO MISS SAVS. HE IF HE AND THEY THINK HES B UILT.. BLUE SUIT. THE yARD...7WERES SOMETHING o s T fc n v c CAME TO UGI FOR A GOOD THINKS t h a t LEFT TO W N . IF THEY BANTU 3 GRAY HAT... THE MAN IN FELLOW IS CAN FIND OUT WHERE THE AND RATHER iHiraJtN under that Pile of WANT? DOES DESCRIPTION OF THE 6UV HE STILL MCAUSS I SAW HIM GUILTY, WHY HE WINT.THTY'LL DETBCTIVH H6RVOUS. LEAVES, BESIDES A THE YARD, suspecr voo HANGING AROUND THE DOESNT HE GO AFTER HIM AND LOST NO BURGLAR a l a r m !.' ANP WHAT op TRYING TO HOTEL LOBBY WHEN ARREST TAKE MB ALONG TIM B ASPHYXIATB I CALLED TO SB* HIM ? TO lOlNTIFY IN GOING DOES HE ^ 'MISS GAfP M IBB G AY- HIM — TO T H B ' W A N T ? D EP O T AND HeS saNS PURSUING ID GET H1G INVBfTIGATION SOMETHING FURTHER. 5> HE DOESNT ? EXPECT..^ L W B 'L L I eerm M '‘A ^ ^ . * Y. " i,- * ' ' , ' ■ I- ' ■'■ / CttntitQ Urniut Mra. Cleorge F. Borat la chairman . The young people of the Chureh Barbara, amall daughter, of Rev. BANNER ATTBAOnON of the aupper to be served tomor o f the Naaarene will hold