..■ViJ smrn l4fllllM il1ll AVERAGE DAOLT 0IRO17LAT1OM The Ladies Aid sodsty tt the Tbs O CM • IN FINAL COURT A A A HAS NEVER DUCE DEFIES NATIONS b P P E R S served at the social time following in Manchester, and Mrs. Edna A. ‘CONFIDENm’ per ton cash. the games. HaU Wuerdlg and Austin D. Beech- WOOLENS $12 75 The annual Chrlstmaa party of ler, employed In his office. Armour's Star the Manchester Garden club will BEGINS MONDAY SCRAPPED FOOD Par value of tbe stock authorized and take place Monday evening at 7:30 Reservations for the supper and S A L M RATES Prompt Delivery. "Nearly New" sale tomorrow night la 3100. at the Y. M. C. A., and each one la Mr. HoU Is president and treas­ L T . Wood Co. HEAVY WINTER BEANS APPLYING SANCTIONS; In Center church parish hall close a requested to bring an Inexpensive urer of the HoU Investment com­ tonight. This is tbe big group event 51 BisscD St. TeL 4496 Argaments in Hoosac Mills In New Haven Speech Sec­ gift. The program will Include pany, incorporated six years ago WOOLENS music, a showing of lantern slides of tbe month and Is under the aus­ can Commission Discloses List o f THE W . G. GI.ENNET CO. and other forms of entertainment, pices of No. 1 and No. 2, Miss Lela Case to Be Heard lovolv Webster and Mrs. Philip Lewis, AGENT retary Replies to Minister, Coal, Lnmber, Masons’ Supplies, Paint. as well as refreshments. A large The Talcott Officials of Big Corpora­ atttendance of the members la group chairmen. Mrs. Herbert B. PANCAKE SUPPER Any Flavor Boyal IGNORES PEACE PLEA t, Universal Electrical Appliances. hoped for. House is In charge o f tbe sale and FOR hig Validity o f AAA; Jan­ Says Puritan Faith Has Phone 4149 Manchester Bros. Co. tions; S. 0 . Directors Fig­ '88 8 No. Main St. promises a bargain festival. The 2d Congregrational Worthy Matron Mrs. Florence supper and entertainment, the REMNANT SALES ROOM DESSERT uary Decision Possible. nature of which are not being dls< OPPERS Open Friday 2 to 5 P. M. Been Transformed. Italy's Premier Warns Pub” F# Thornton of Temple Chapter, O. E. Church ure in Big Money Group. Cops Give Big Reward w 8., filled the station of Esther and closed, arc also to be well worth the Saturday 9 to 12 A. M. Worthy Patron Harry Armstrong price of the tickets, snd children FRIDAY, DECEMBER 6 lie Against Excessive Op* may be brought along for half Office Building • Talcottville Washington, Dec. 7.— (A P )—All New Haven, Dec. 7.— (A P )—Sec­ gave the obligation at the meeting s-7 p . S t Washlngton. Dec. 7,— (A P I—The of Climax Chapter of Merrow last price. OKE was In readiness today for a tense retary of Agriculture Henry A. Wal­ To W idows o f Victims Sfarrled Oouples Club. Securltle.s Commission today made timism Over War’s End-^ Pinehurst Fresh Fish night Tomorrow night Mrs. Thorn­ a struggle In the Supreme Court next lace in a prepared speech to be re­ Monday over the constitutionality of Every fluh Item advertlned below ton will again Oil the station of A daughter was bom this morn­ Washbuni-Orasby donate 4 door leased todky says the Agricultural public hitherto "confidential” re­ Birdseye Specials Ifl strictly fresh—buy AbIi while you Esther at Good Intent Chapter's ing to Mr. and Mrs. Harold Beebe the AAA—a combat I^en with deep ports .saying that two top officers Boston, Dec. 7. - (A P )—Two Bos-.:,—and Abraham Faber were execut­ Refers Slightingly to Plre- of 9 Strickland street. prizes, also bog of pancake flour significance for 1938 and years be­ Adjustment Administration has not can i^et it fresh from the ocean. meeting at Glaatonbury, which la destroyed food and does not propose of the Standard Qll (Company of ion policemen, who could have used cd for killing a policeman during a This Week observing Visiting Matrons' and Pa­ with each 88o Uoket. yond. If you enjoy Clam Chowder . . . Ton When the court meets Monday, to. New Jersey received salaries of the $2,000 themselves, shyly turned holdup at Needham Trust Com­ we have freiihly du^ Quohaop^ Clama trons' Night and Mr. Armstrong will Children ISo. In the address, to be given before pany. mier Laval’s Actions — In be the soloist lawyers will begin oral arguments 3112,500 each for 1934. over their share ol the MlIIcns-Fa- Red which will make a dellcloun chow­ the Connecticut Council of Churches McDonnell and Eldredge received % lu e c o a l’ In the Hoosac Mills case. This is W. C. Tcagic, president, and W. btr reward to the widows of two of 31.000 each, part of i reward of der. the case In which Massachusetts and Religious Education, this after­ S. Famish, chairman, were the men Over 100 have signified their In- the gangs’ victims. 320.000 offered by the slate for the Ethiopia, Dessye Is A g a o manufacturers fighting the AAA's noon, the cabinet officer takes Issue who drew 1112,500 apiece. The pay­ Raspberries tlon to partake of the pancake and Walter N. Leclerc with a metropolitan clergyman, who, Timidly and plainly embarrassed. capture and conviction of the Mll- Fresh Mackerel, 19c lb. processing taxes challenge the farm ment to Tcngle represented an In­ Lieutenant Charles Eldredgo and Icn-Faber gang. sausage supper tomorrow night Funeral Director act’s validity. he said, had "pleaded for a return to from 6 to 7 o'clock at the Second crease over the $73,295 he received Patrolman Edward A. McDonnell, Presentation of the checks was steaming Clams Friends and foes of the act have the religion of our fathers. Implying in 1932, but was under the 3125,000 tendered their reward money. 4; 19c Congregational church, given by the 289 No. Main St. Manobeater that one of the first things to do was made at Boaton Police Headquar­ Opened Chowder Clams, Sflc pt. SNOWBALL FROLIC been bombarding the court with for 1929. The latter two figures Lieutenant Eldredge gave his ters yesterday. The men were Main­ Married Couple club. In addition briefs, attacking and defending this to abandon the present farm pro­ check for $1,000 to Mrs. C. Fred Rome, Doc. 7.—Benito Muasollni, Fresh Stewing Oysters, 33c pt. to a free package of pancake flour gram.” were given In Federal Trade Com- ly embarrassed by the congratula­ Cut Corn vital part of the new deal. After Sumner ol Lynn, widow of the bill tions of brother officers and the with each adult supper ticket, there WEDNESDAY - THURSDAY - FRIDAY ‘The Way of God” mlaslon records. No data on 1933 Premier of Italy, defied the SS na­ Boneless Fresh Filet of Had­ the Judges hear the arguments, salaries was available. poster killed during a theater hold­ “ thanks” of Mrs. Sumner and Mrs. will be a chance to win four door Quoting the clergyman as saying tions which have Imposed sanctlooa dock ...... 24c lb. December 11-12-13 they are expected to take some Analysis of reports to both com­ up attributed to the Milieus and Fa­ Clark. They shuffled from foot to prizes. The committee hopes to be weeks to decide. Many observers “It Is against the way of God to ber. foot and managed to murmur a against Italy In a speech amM 19c Steak Cod able to take care of all who attend, destroy what He In Hts goodness has missions shows salaries In induitry believe a verdict in January Is pos­ were generally higher In 1934 than McDonnell passed his check for a "that’s all right” as ths women stormy applause In the Chamber ^ Fresh Eastern Halibut whether they are provided with ad­ sible. given us”, Wallace asks: "I wonder like amount over to Mrs. Ernest Try Birdseye Aspara­ In 1932, though down from 1929. spoke to them, and a “yes, sir,” as Deputies today. Fresh Slalmon vance tickets or not. Taxes Held Up If this attitude Isn’t due to a lack of Clark of Fitchburg, widow of a Police Commissioner ^ g e n e M. gus or Strawberries. North Methodist Giurch familiarity with the mechanics of Other Salaries Published sporting goods store manager slain "When we have reached the 868th While the case has been pending, The 1934 data wa.n filed with the MeSweeney, lauded them. collections of the taxes which AAA the farm program? Anyone famil­ by the gangsters when he failed to And, after the ceremony was day of the selge” he proclaimed, Boaton Blw-Ash or The first match o f the second Securities Commission In connection series of the duplicate contract levies on manufacturers and other iar with the Adjustment Adminis­ produce keys to the store that they over. It developed they were much "we will have the eame will, Um Week-End Booster Qub ThaPs the fu el we me tration knows that It has not de­ with registration statements for might steal guns fur use In their Canned Fruit Sale Whole Haddock bridge tournament sponsored by the "proceasors" to raise money for more the "heroes” than had been same courage, the same determlnap form benefits have fallen off sharp­ stroyed food, and does not propose listing of companies’ stocks on ex­ crime career. supposed. The wives of both are III tlon as on the first day." Masonic Temple will be played to­ to— surely no one would care to The most remarkable demonstration that Athens has witnessed In mod­ changes. The commission Is now en­ Each Received 31,000 silver Wave 2 lbs. 25c morrow night In the small lodge ly. Many lower courts have tied and the money would have come in He referred to a "peace appeal- Santa’s Grab Bag — Fortune Teller — • and we get it from urge that It Is the farmers’ divine em times welcomed King George back to the throne from which he gaged In publishing data which had The Mlllens—Murton and Irving I handy for medical expwsea. BLACKBERRIES room of the Temple. Play will start up the taxes pending a final de­ was driven following the World War. An idea of the tremendous made to him this morning by SIT Hoopla — Cane Game — Dart Boards — cision. duty to produce cotton at 6 cents a been held back for some time pend­ Eric Drummond, the British *" iK**- Filet of Sole at 8 p. m. Several new teams are pound, hogs at 33 a hundred and cmwds that cheered him to the echo Is provided In this view of the ing decisions on contentions It expected to enter the competition WEAK Preparing for the 1936 Presl- aador, by saying: wheat at 30 cents a bushel and go palace and vicinity. Not only are the palace grounds jammed os should be kept confidential. ROOSEVELT, TALMADGE 2 cans 37c Smoked Filet of Haddock for the second series. Willard Country Store — Cafeteria. THE W. G. GLENNEY CO. dentlsJ contest, both party leader­ "In these last few hours there bankrupt at the end of the year.” George (designated by arrow) greets his subjects from the balcony, following Is other Information re­ 6 cans $1.00 Finan Haddie Bralnard of Hartford, member of Cool, Lnmber, Masons' Supplies, Paint ships are watching this case closely. GET FREE AUTO TAGS. appeared a slight Improvement la 7*9; Previous to his defense of the but roof tops and windows of nearby buildings are packed, too. leased today: Interaational Mercan­ JAPS BIG PROBLEM the team ' which won the Hartford BATTERY Door Prizesl Tickets 10c— 3 for 25c. The Republican National Commit­ the atmosphere. But I must put you 838 No. Btola St. Fhoas 4149 Mancheatss AAA Secretary Wallace bad ex­ tile Marine Co.: salaries: P. A. S Atlanta, Dec. 7.—(AP)—Presi­ county championship recently, and tee, G. O. P. leaders say; will make on jrour guard against premature or W ellw orth Silver Wave no declaration of policy on the farm pressed the wish that "the leaders Franklin, New York, president, dent Roosevelt and Governor Eu­ excessive optimism." Miss Lois Phelps of Hartford, were Your ammeter should show in our economic, social and spiritual the winners In tl.e first series. a higher charging rate for question until the Supreme Court 374,779; J. M. Franklin. New York, gene Talmadgc, political oppon­ FOR NAVAL PARLEY n Ouce entered the chamber an Purple Plums speaka. One leader said: life would familiarize themselves vice president, 326,901; Kermlt ents have ono^thing In common— Red Raspberries winter driving, as your start­ with the mechanics of governmental a gong lAunded 8 p. m. The deputlen "It would be B illy for the com­ NOTED SLEUTH IS ‘UPSET’ Roosevelt, New York, vice presi­ they are the only persons who get rose cheering. !» ■ 2 No. 2V2 cans 29c Chapman Court will follow Its er requires more current. We mittee to attempt to draft a farm devices.” O No. 2 cans dent. 326,885; Basil Harris, New special, complimentary motor car Like his legislators, Huseollnl regular meeting tomorrow night at will adjust your generator to policy while the matter Is still In A "Bminess Practice” York, vice-president, 326,974; Vin­ tags In Georgia. 8 o'clock In tbe Masonic Temple He said the protective tariff and Nippon’s Demand fo r Parity waa In uniform, tbe Fascist garb 8 cans $1.00 the bonds of the Supreme Court tor cent Astor, New York, director With 1936 license plates com­ which be brought Into being 6 9c with on entertainment and refresh- the proper charging rate free the corporate form of organization a decision. Anything the commit­ OVER BRUNO PUBLICITY 3925. ing out In Janurry, the Roosevelt Hto eyes swept the room. He saw menta. A drawing will also be held of charge. tee might say or do might later be enabled business “ more or less un­ tag Is lettered simply ” R” ; the 1 0 D A ^ consciously” to practice "the most Independent Pneumatic Tool Co.: Beclond Probable Course a gallery lined with placarda bear* on the comfortable made by Ama­ upset by the court’s decision.” salaries; Nell C. Hurley, Chicago, Talmadgc tag. ”T-1”. ranth members. terrible reduction programs.” Ing the names of the sanctlonUt NORTON One government official said that president. 355,127, including $25.- countries. If the court, in this or other caaea, ‘■Isn’t It about time ..r Industry Ellis Parker Regrets His of Britons, Americans. PINEHURST GROCERY Inc. to stop calling 'agriculture names NO SANTA, NO TOYS 127 bonus; Leonard S. Florahelm, ' France, Britain Abeeat> Dial 4151 302 Main St.—north of Armory ELECTRICAL b . O N L Y should rule the processing taxes (Chicago, chairman, 312,000; Ed­ for doing excusably In Its produc- The diplomatic gallerias were su­ and crop control unconstitutional ward G. Gustafson, Chicago, tisas- INSTRUMENT CO. the administration probably would tmn tor export that which Industry Activities in Lindbergh ed. AtobMsador Brecldnrldg* Lone nher, 321,524.'Financial: as of De­ ARMY-NAVY MEN London, Dee. 7.— (A P )—The dele­ Brinff Your Shoe Troubles Hilliard Street Phone 4060 4 ^ . seek a substitute from Congress has done periodically and Inexcus­ - FOR U T E E G IRL ot the United State* and tb* dtiSo- To Us. Prices Reasonable. quickly. The aim. It was said, would ably to pr eduction for domestic Case Got Into Papers; Is cember 81, 1934, gross sales, $2.- gations of five powers completed mats of nearly etery other countqr ; be to have this passed before Repub­ use?” the secretary asked. 138,409; cost of goods sold, 3748,- their programs today for the for­ Ih tbe world were present—but tbe licans could rally behind a plan of He said no governmental agricul­ 832; Gross profit, 31,386,577. GET SILENCE ORDER mal opening of the London naval BrlUsb and French ambaaMdOf* SELWITZ-DELL Directors Wages were abaent. their own. ture plan ever contemplated reduc­ Off On Mysterious Trip. conference Monday, with fresh Jap­ Cor. Main and Pearl Streets ing the quantity available for domes­ Father Commits Snicide in Standard Oil Co, of New Jersey; Tha premier told his foUoweta TONIGHT salaries: Christy Payne, New York, anese demands for parity the upper­ tic consumption below the normal most question for American and that the conferences being undar* GET READY historic quantity, or raising the vice-president, 385,000 E. J. Sadler, M t Holly, N. J., Dec. 7 ._ (A P ) — Police Station Cell, Her No More Criticism o f Civil British representatives. token in Paris between Premier price beyond the point represented New York, vice-president, 385,000; The delegates will hold final ad­ Laval and Sir Samuel Hoaro, tha With the New 1936 JR. REPUBLICANS by the share In the consumer’s dol­ Ellis H. Parker has been “ upset" by For WINTER R. G. Stewart, director, $83,500; G. vance consultations tomorrow be­ British foreign secretary "do not lar from 1909 to 1914. the "premature puhllclty" on his Picture in Hand. H. Smith, Toronto, director, $T0.- Peace Groups by 'Hitler­ fore entering tlie negotiations which signify negotiations.” DINE--DANCE/ Puritans* Faith Changed Lindbergh case investigation activi­ 000; O. Harden, New York, director, may lead to further limitation of Then he added, significantly, TOBACKLANDON Wallace’s topic, "Interpreting ties, one of Parker’s aides said to­ $60,000; F. H, Bedford, Jr., direc­ fleets—or a naval building race. "and, wherever negotiations may b* n e CHOICE Jesus in an Age of Change Through day. ite’ Officers Is Edict. Baltimore, Dec. 7— (API - Betty tor, New York, $50,000; R. W. Gal­ Tbe British will meet the delega­ started, It is not certain that they Percy Nelson dnd his Social Action”, he said he did not se­ The aide, Deputy Sheriff Ray­ lagher, New York, director, $50,- tions of the United States, Japan, of a good automobile insurance mond Johnson, said the Burlington May Sattl believes In Santa Claus will reach a happy and rapid con­ lect but, “found It Interesting to 000. John W. Davis, New York, re­ France and ftaly separately tomor­ clusion. policy is of vital importance to speculate upon.” county detective chief regretted his with all the faith of her three years. ceived 325,000 as legal fee. Washington, Dec. 7. —(AP) — row, to disclose to each tbe sub­ Delegates from 12 States quiet one-man Inquiry had been dis­ "W e have been asked to maka Night H^wks you . . . I sell dependable auto­ Sketching briefly the attitudes to­ She slept through the night un­ President Roosevelt was reported stance of their prtiposals for a new ward religion since Puritan days closed. Johnson also quoted Park­ known our unsbakeable demands. mobile insurance. aware that, this Christmas, there today to have clamped down on agreement to replaee the Washing­ Hail Kansas Governor as and their affect on society, he said er as telling him, “Bruno Haupt­ ton and London treaties expiring This request Is out of order becauisa the Puritans’ faith in a God vitally mann win not die In the electric may be neither Santa Claus nor critical utterances of Army . and with 1936. on Oct.. 16 we made them known to chair." concerned with the affairs of man toys. GENERAL CHIANG Navy officers directed against civil Each other delegation also was the French government. FLOOR SHOW Any one or more or oven all of the articles Sheriff John M. Chant recalled JOHN L JENNEY the Ideal Candidate. was changed during the 19th century Police arrested her 23-year old organizations. Sanctlona Applied 10 Depot Square Phone 6850 given to you in cxchunge for your old radio. The to a faith in science, progre.ss that Parker had told him he believ­ father, Alfred J. Sattl, yesterday A high church official said a (Uontlnued on Page Two) "But Instead of concrete conver­ Our shows are the talk of the town! ed Hauptmann Innocent of the Keprceentlng most startling, moat oonMtional radio trade-in democracy and profit, making capi­ afternoon. By 6 p. m. he was dead. Presidential command to curb com­ sations, sanctions have come Lindbergh kldnap-murder. CHINA'S DICTATOR ments by the officers was made against the ’aggressor’,’’ Tonight wo feature THE TRAVELERS, Hartford, Conn. 1 I III ii offer ever made! This offer is good for ten days Topeka, Kas., Dec. 7.— (AP) — talism unlimited. He woa found In the police sta­ ^j^You will enjoy an Parker still cdiild not be found, known during a White House Inter­ II Duce spoke of the gravity STORM Young Republicans gathered here tion cell—No. 13—his own belt loop­ tt another of our / evening ot this only. You may nevar have such an opportunity but Johnson said he had driven the view not long ago. the proposed oil embargo, suggeat- from 12 states hailed Gov, Alf M. detective to New York yesterday ed about his throat, a suicide. His FORMER ACTRESS good floor nbow^l ^ood entertainment again. See them— wo gWa you your choice in ex- 19-year-old wife, Mrs. Emma Sattl, At the Interview with the Presi­ Ing It would complicate the Bluro- London of Kansas today as "the and “a few stops" were made e'n dent were Dr. Samuel Cavert of ebange for yVnr.eld radio. route. He declined to say where who had come to visit him, discov­ Military Overlord of Central pean situation. .j SASH Ideal candidate” for the party's CALL LEWIS AN AID ered the body. Clenched In his fist New York, executive secretary of •ad presidential nomination. the stops were made or the reason the Federal C?ounclI of Cfiiurchcs of Then he referred sllgqungly to was a photograph of Betty May. COMMITS SUKIDE Premier Laval of FVance, stating: Unofficial visltora to the Kansas for them. “It's up to Parker to sav Governor Replaces the Christ In America, and Dr. Joseph [Anything From Beers, Wines, Liquors WATKINS BROS., that,” he said. Sattl, weighing but 113 pounds "One person believed ha brougbt A Bite To A Meal! Young Republicans convention In and frail, experienced difficulty in R. Sizoo of Washington, official ol All Your Favorite speeches and Interviews reported TO F O K OF LABOR the Council pesce to his conscience by aSlrmlflg. Hone Cooked Foods. Inc. (Oontinoed on Page Txvo) obtaining jobs, Mrs. Sattl said. His that we accepted economic sane- Drinks! STORM growing sentiment for the budget­ lack of education rendered him un­ Former Premier. 'Hitlerite' Officers balancing governor as G. O. P. The executive committee of the Wife of Ross Alexander, tlons. That la not a fact. I protested fit for anything but day labor. strongly against even the mention standard bearer. Twice, foremen of relief projects religious organization recently took Robert K. Anderson DOORS II Craft Um'on Group TeD Mine TREASURY BALANCE. notice of a memorandum In a Sep­ of sanctions." % Nanklngi Dec. 7.—The Central Funeral Director (Jovemor London will address the sent him home ns too weak to work M orie Star, Takes Own with a pick and shovel Chinese government'a executive tember Issue of the Congressional Mussolini spoke 12 minutes In a ll,. Washington, Dec. 7.— (AP) —The Record. Inserted by Representative reading his ^dress. He gesticulat­ m m (Oontbined^On Page Two) committee announced today election SILVER GRILL Funeral Home, Leader He Delights Man­ position of the Treasury on Decem­ Late lost fall, the gas and elec­ Maverick (D., Tex.), Under the SA V E YOU o f Generalissimo Chlang Kai-Shek ed with bis free right arm, using EVERYONE WELCOME! 142 East Center Street ber 5 was: Receipts, 321.223,873.97; tricity In the Sattl home was cut off heading, "Hltlcrlstlc tendencies of Life FoDowing Quarrel. his customary downward sweep to ' expenditures, 327,988,652.24; bal­ —because Sattl couldn’t pay his as chairman of the executive Yuan, NO COVER CHARGE! NO MINIMUM CHARGE! bills. some naval offlcera," the memoran­ emphasize his thoughts. Telephone: MONEY ufacturers Association. ance. 31,413,285,159.26; customs re­ Relief checks were Intcrmlt- giving him the full responsibilities dum was Inserted by the Texan to tent. They could buy no coal. Last of a virtual dlctator.shlp. His full, resonant voice rose ex­ Office 5171 — House 7494 You will save In fuel alone their Billy Sunday-isms ceipts for the month, 35,925,508.10. show "the literary efforts of the Holly^vood. Calif., Dec. 7.— (AP) ultantly in passages where he told cost to say nothing of the la- Receipts for the fiscal year (since .January, the bady— their second Generalissimo Chlang, military United States Na'/y. signed by a — MrR. Anita Alexander, actresa child—died of double pneumonia. how Italy meant to go on to victory. creased comfort of your home In view of the revived Inter­ Washington, Dec. 7.— (A P )— A July 1), 31.526,888,946.43; expendi­ ovcrioard of Central China, suc­ man who appears to be an officer.” wife of Robs Alexander, fllm player, PAYAS LITTLE AS Money for Toys ceeds former Premier Wang Cfiilng- “Our counter sanctions,’’ said this winter. est in Billy Sunday’s unique group of craft unionists told John tures, 33.229,275.72, Including II,- The church council expressed “ re­ died early today from a bullet Mussolini, "were not only Inevitabls ’ epigrams, due to his recent L. Lewis today that bis tactics In 440,254,467.26 of emergency expen­ A month ago. with no funds and Wel, who was wounded recently by sentment” because It was listed In Jobless, he remembered the cold wound Detective W, J. Taaaey said because we cannot import when wO Prices are reaaonable! For death. The Herald will print behalf of Industrial unlonlam "de­ ditures; exces.s ol expenditures, $1, an assassin, to the post which Is the memo as being one of the "or­ waa self-inflicted. stance 2-Ught Storm Sash which caused the death of their ganizations which while not openly are forbidden to export, but they 1|pf(ay BINGO Tomorrow Night the best of them dally until light the National Association of 702,729,326.29; gross debt,' 326,616,- tantamount to the premiership. Tassey reported Alexander told are also logical and absolutely moral $ ^ 0 0 A they are exhausted. 231,904.94, a decrease of 32,772,793 other child. And he remembered, Chlang also was named vice- advocating tbe force and violence’ ANNOUNCING Manufacturers and other enemies too, that he must save every penny him he had retired to bis bedroom as a legitimate defense. *~l^Roy Griswold’s Broadcasting: System 3’ 4" X 4’ 8H ’’ ...... 81.90 ea. M sM 4108 •• • Asisrius of the workers.” under the previous day; gold assets, chairman of the Kuomintang (Na­ principles of the Communists, give 2’ 8” X 4’ 7 H ” ...... 3.00 ea. after a minor argument with his "However, it would be altogether THE OPENING asd Oaitiga Rsdle—Cam- I’d rather undertake to save ten 310,020,326,904.42. tionalist Party) organ, the stand­ aid and comfort to the Communist '"pices of the Girls’ Degree Team of the A. 0. U. W. Storm Door with 1 light of glass ”If Mr. Lewis has any surplus (Continued on Page Two) wife and later was aroused by two ungenerous on our part not to recog­ altie uHk Philce "AK WEEK! drunkards than one old financial ing committee of the Central execu­ movement, and party " ammunition, he should use It on the Bhotfl outBldc the hotiae. He said he nize that large parts of tbe French AT 2’ 8" X 6’ 9” ...... 84.60 Wsm" Awhb DCnouneed Groups Sltylock—It would be easier. foes of labor, not on Its friends,” tive committee, which controls the found her. critically wounded, out* people and all veterans were against » » • nation when the full body la not In Also Included In the memo's list Thos. Brennan Then there’s a combination screen they said, In an editorial in "labor." of "aid and comfort" groups was Bide the door. sanctions and their application. Conran's Jack & Jill Club and storm door at 86JM) for the The man who votes for the saloon This la a newspaper whose edi­ sc.ssion. Cites Protests la pulling on the same rope with the the American Civil Liberties Union, Mra. Alexander, former New York On Depot Square 3* 8" X 0' 9” size that's very popu­ torial board Includes A. O. Whar­ He was named further to the the Natfonol Council for the Pre- stage actress, was said by the ofTl* . "W e cannot ignore the demonatra- Package Store lar. devil, whether he knows It or n ot ton, president ol the machinists, Announcing Today— vIce-chaIrmanshIp of the Central 20 Beautiful, Useful Priies, the Winner’s Choice—and ... tlona of protest against sanctions to M and D. W. Tracy, president o f the political council (Oonttnned on Page Two) (Oontinoed on Page Two) Belgium and in more or less officliu 5 Special Prizes, V^aiue $12.00 to $20.00. 19 Maple Street Let ua help you get ready tor I pity any one who can’t laugh. electricians, both staunch craft One Man Regime circlea of various countries. cold weather. There's plenty ol There must be something wrong The twenty winners tomorrow night will be given a TeL 4000 unionists. In view of Chlang's dominance of "To the governments ot countries tt coming! w itl their religion or their liver. The the most Important departments, coupon that will be good for the following Friday on a devil can’t laugh. Flrat Craft Statement that courageously opposed the appli­ Prompt Delivery ... The editorial was the first craft the government became more than cation of Article XVI (of the Leagu* chance on the first special prize that is played. ever a one-man regime. He continu­ of Nations Covenant—dealt-g with Some sermons instead of being a union statement on the row over ’"ALL-AMERICA! Lady ^Journeyman Plumber^ ed to hold the chairmanship of the sanctions) our present and futur* FREE! BEECH-NUT .AND HERSHEY CANDIES bugle coll tor service, are nothing whether workers should be organiz­ military affairs commiaaion. gratitude la due." TO ALL PLAYERS! more than showers of apiritual co­ ed by craft or by industry since caine. Lewis resigned as a FederaUon Speaking for the Japanese mUl- Ready for Trip to the Coast n Duce replied to tbe speech mada ■V__ • • » vice-president two weeks ago. tary, Maj, Gen. Rensuke laogal, by Sir Samuel Hoare Tbunday to n a m e ...... Lewis, head of the United Mine military atUche at Shanghai, said the House of Commons by saying ADDRE8B ...... , ...... New I fU Model Bsi iila Mhe(. l eiisf esd If some of you would receive such Jelee Iihasler, l assllM Aehh. Cesipitte Workers, Is active In a campaign Chlang's assumption of uUonal he had tbe right to expect acts to a promise from John D. Rockefeller Galllpolls, O., Dec. 7.— (A P )— AAequIpped with all the wrenches and follow the word. Ashes Removed Opeieta* AC or DC. yra’d alt up oO night writing out to organize workers by whole In­ control in name as well In teallty, Preaeat this coupon tomorrow night to one of the clerka In The All-America first eleven with the two reserve versatile Lady Jack-of-AU-Tradea other tools plumbers are known to "W e take note,” said tbe premlar, cb^kfl to be cashed Id tbe ssoniifli’ dustries. regardless of tbe trades was a logical development. charge of the llret spreUI priie pUy; this win admit you free t ^ s —corn^smgr an all-star squad of 33 members— and who grew up in the plumbing busl- use and sometimes alleged to forget. "that the foreign, office derirea an to the play. Dancing and entertainment to follow. Weekly — 25c And yet you let the Bible lie on the they work at General Isogal asserted, ” thle nesa act her heart today on a Pa- Proficient at cutting and thread­ table. W3ien- Lewis resigned, be said “Ir­ tiie honorable mention roster, represent the result of places the responsibility for the fu­ Italy which is sttbng In Its govern­ Neat, Dependable Service. clflc tour as a ’’journeyman plumb­ ing pipes, fitting fixtures and plug­ ment and in Its Fascism and an Italy • • reconcilable differences” with a ture courae of Slno-Japanese rela­ er.” L O C A L A N D searon-long research into the qualities of 1935’s front ging that leak, she said she hoped capable of filling with dignity Ito you know that shetoen out craft union majority on the execu­ rank football men* tions squarely on his shoulders.” Diminutive Nellie Miller, 16, de­ to be ^ plumber tbe rest of her Ufe. LONG DISTANCE MOVING of twenty who are converted are Situation Worse proper place In the life of Ehiropa To-Night at The Jack & Jill Club tive council led him to quit "wast­ clared her goal to be ”a tour as far Tbe father said she was as good at and the world. Semi Van Troefca. converted before they ore twenty ing bis time.” M ter TOllaborating with his staff of experts and other The elections followed by only * west as the Pacific coast, perfecting estimating as many an old band at The W . O. yem old? Don’t you know that day a declaration by a government “For fourteen years we have Modem Equipment. "Surely if Industrial. unionism la sports editors and writers, and obtaining additional in- my knowledge In various cities, and the trade. worked for that. DANCE BENSON^S RADIO eighteen out of thirty who are con­ a panacea for tbe ills that beset spokesman that tha crlale arising Two Services BRUNNER’S fom ation from officials and coaches, Gould sifted the traveling In freight cars. If neces- But she has other Interests. Gal­ "Given Hoare's promises, we have Olenney .Co* AND FURNITURE verted are converted before they are American workers, then Mr. Lewis’s from demands for separation of eary, just like a regular journeyman llpolls knows her as a dangerous box­ By the Naval Cadets 80 OAKLAND STREET thirty years old? Don’t you know every right to expect thtlr conse­ You’D Appreciate. Oeal, Lumber, Masoaa* SappHre, union wlU furnish a shining ex­ data, reviewed his observations at major games and an­ North China from tbe Centra] gov­ plumlmr.” er In the “grasshopper weight” quences. Italy cannot be strong to Special Orchestra and Entertainment Paint. 711 MAIN STREET that? What does that pirover n ample," tbe editorial said. nounces his selections for The Associated Press and The ernment had grown worse. Mias Miller la five feet tall and class, an accomplished hunter,' and MANCHESTER, CONN. j . proves that If you are not converted Europe as Hoare wishes and as art ” Admission 25 eenta. Uaivereal Blaetrleal AppUanoes. Polat to ■Besene’ Evening Herald. (A tentative compromlae In the weighs 00 pounds. But she claims trumpet player in the high school wish If the problem of security tt Its Austin Chambers btfore you are thirty yttrt old the autonomy crisis had been reported Proceeds for Drill Team Uniforms. 888 Na. Main St. Pbone 4148 "But leas than three years sgo, to be the youngest licensed plumb­ band. She continues as a band Bast African colonies Is not sotrod. D ia l 6 8 6 0 Manchester lhances arc shout 100,000 to one the United Mine Workers were by tbe Japanese Rengo News er’s assistant In tbe United Statea PHONE 877S P H O N E 5 1 9 1 that you never will be converted. Turn To Sports Page. member although she was grad­ "She caqnot be strong If site can­ Agency to have been effected st a She reports daily for duty In tbe uated. (Oopirrlght, by John G Wlastoa Oo.) not show to her own territory her (C Ob Pag* Tw*) shop of her father, a master plum- Her date of departure has not (Coattaued m P a n Tw ol er. mrb*d la overalls and fully been set. (poottoBad ea FBg*

t MAMCmomCB BVKNINQ HSAALU. HANCHKafriBiB. OOMiNl. BATUROAT. DSCEMBEB T. lMB. - 1 lUNCHEBnSR EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. OOMN.. SATDRDAY. DECEMBER 7. 1988L mg. Our people like bla •eonemy abhr Baron Pompao~XIolal, ICuaso- PAGE record.” Unl'a Oonevn spokennon, to niMt YODHCrOUSHPEOriE , Wcaitly Saaday School "Lsuidon Is the ideal candidate, CHILDRD^ LABOR him at Faria cr up the Riviera for BUSINESS REVIEW DONATE MILUONS rOULTRYMENSET cbureli parlora. a OirUtmaa pro­ gram o f music Olid readings, togeth­ ha understands the problems of the a final effort to break the deadlock. Claims Airplane Charles McCarthy, who has been er with special refreahmenta In kec|>- people," aald Page Belcher, aecre- The first took of the SYench and TO PRESENT PROGRAM 75 COUPLES ENJOY simplojrsd as a clerk In the Btmner Isg with the aeason w ill be features. Overnight A. P. Ury of the Eighth District Okla­ IN HOMES RAPPED British statesmen In their talk this 4HURT,2SERI0USLf BDRNB) TO DEATH afternoon -was to reconcile their store on Oakland street leavei that TO ESCAPE TAXES DATES FOR Exm err Nehemiah Rebuilds Wall of Jerusalem Members are asked to bring an in­ Altitude Record homa Republican committee. still-conflicting vlew|x>inta ss to position today and December 14 will expensive gift for the grab bag. News J. Kenneth Bradley, Bridgeport, what constituted a peace plan ac­ open a Red and White store in the Will Present P h y in Connection insltors are always welcome. Pleaau D EM O LAY‘CRUISE’ Conn., asserted: "The 198# cam­ ceptable alike to Italy, Ethiopia (Jowlea Hotel building on North Text! Nehemiah 4t8-f, 18-21 SWAPPING CRASH W ith Slipper at Chnrch To­ note the change In time of the mcet- New Haven — Mrs. Elizabeth paign will not be one of partisan Commissioner Joseph Tone and the League o f Nations. Main street, occupying the space Check l%ows 60 Millions In The Intoraatioiial Uniform Son- inff- V, Four Die in CleTebod Blaze; Issues but a crusade to move out form erly used as a tavern. Changes morrow .Afternoon, To Hold Annul Show In Hardy, 62, burned to a fire at her Maurice Peterson Snd Count Rene day School Lesson for December 8. TIm W edt the Roosevelt administration which da Salnt-($uentln, Ethiopian experts have been made In the store and home to Branford, died at New Ha­ Monday, 7:30, Beethoven. Masonic Temple Hall Is Deco- ven hospital. FaAer Saved But Is does not represent the American Tells Cosmopolitans of of the London and Paris foreign of­ ngw equipment Is now being In­ Stock Gifts %ice the B y W M . B. G ILR O Y, DJ>. FAITH AND UNITY Cars Come TogeAer at Four Young people of the Polish Armory Jan. 15-lB— No Tuesday, 6:19, Junior Choir. people—not even the Democratic fices, had been working on the pro­ stalled. Editor of Advonop. New Hai^n—W. E. Britton, state church on Golway atreet, and mem­ By UEURUE HENRY DOLE Tuesday, 8:00, Brotherhood. entomologist at the agricultural ex- Party.” . gram here for two weeks, but were Michael Sheehan, who owns the bers of ths Ladles AJd soclsty are Despite Nebem ioh'i zeal', the rated to Look Like An Practices Abofa'shed. Community Lunch on North Main Wednesday, 4:00, Confirmation. (■eriment station here, said dis­ Severely Burned. Don H'jlts of Kansas called Lan- re{X>rted still at odds over their President’s Message. putting on a program and sup(>er at Amission Charge. of rebuilding Jerusalem proceeded Thursday, 3:00, Ladles' Aid. Comers; New York Drirer Anal conclusions. street has made application, through covery of the Europea’i spruce saw- don "an outstanding standardbear- tba church tomorrow afternoon. A slowly, and it la doubtful what International Snaday-Sebool Lee-Aone drug-store. Many truths make Thursday, 7:80, Q Clef. Major Objection John Copeland as permittee for a son Text, Dec. 8,— Ocean Liner. fly In the state was the outstanding cr.” group of the boya will present a migbt have been the issue had not one religion. Further, religion Is of Friday. 7:30, Emanuel Choir, May Have Fracture. Joseph M. Tons o f New Haven, The major |x>lnt on which the two full reataurant liquor license. The Washington, Dec. 7— (A P )—That *niie people a mind to work." different degrees. Multitudes want entomological event In Connecticut Clereltad, Dec. 7.— (A P ) — A play in one act In the auditorium. The Manchester Poultry Associa­ Ena, the priest, received enforce­ Saturday, 9:00, Children's Chorus. during the past season. who is entering upon bis fifth year nations agreed was their opposition place was innected yesterday by The cast Includes Henry and Stan­ ments from an unexpected quarter. — Nehemiah 4:8. simple, moral truths only. Others 'mother and her three children were to permitting Italy to take Ethio­ President Roosevelt's proposal for tion has selected January 16, 16, 17 Norwalk— A week’s speaking tour an Inspector tor the State Liquor ley Orirob, EMward and Herman Nehemiah was a Jew born In exile w ill not believe unleM they see the John Mather Chapter's nautical burned to death early today when NO SANTA, NO TOYS as labor commissioner of the State pian territories Unking its East A f­ higher gift taxes inspired a wave ot BIANCHESTBR AND I’ERNON of the state by Roy Burt, Socialist wlerblckl, ZIgmund bibert, John and 18 for the annual poultry show A few, against strong opposition reasons for believing. Others want Four persons were Injured, two of Connecticut, addressed the mem­ rican colonies of Eritrea and Soma­ donations was further Indicated. A who hod never seen Jerasalem. He PARISH donee on the S.S. DeMoIay at the Party organizer, was announced. fire wrecked the lnc.de of a two- that will be held in the State ar­ and In the midst o f enemies, by thoroughly to understand spiritual seriously. In a two-car craah which liland. check-up showed gifts alone of Suroislawskl and Edward Jonlglcn- occupied a place of prominence at (Methodist Episcopal) Masonic Temple last night was lam lly dwelling. bers of the Cosmopolitan club yes­ skl. faith and unity o f purpose, succeed­ things. They must have mental New Haven—Police said the body occurred last night at the Wapptog FOR UTTLE GIRL terday afternoon at their meeting The French opposed any such 860,000,000 In four months. mory. Aa the association Is given the coiul of Babylon where be was C. Homer Ginns, Minister. of an unidentified man found several ^ Mrs. Olga Wheaton. 2P: Edward, Mrs. Joseph Qrzyb and Mrs. Wad- ed In building again the burned Images complete before they feel huge success, seventy-five couples four corners Involving cars d r i^ held at Center Church House. He project on the m u n d s that the This Included onW gifts by cer- the use of the armory for exhibition cup bearer to King Actaxerxee. He .8; Edith, 8, and John, one, were the Islaw Rubaeba w ill put on a htunor- gates and shattered walls of Jeru­ that tbey comprehend truth. Thus having paaaporta tor the terpslcho- wcek.s ago near Tlconderoga. N. Y., by Earl W. Clark of Broad Brook proved to be a most Interesting railway from Addis Ababa to Dji­ ESCAPED CONVICTS in corporation officeni and large purposes without charge It haa been tells, in the book of the Bible wbich Sunday at Vernon: Adetlros. The husband and father, OonUnned from Page One) ous sketch entitled "The Old salem. In no other way than It may be seen that truths are of rean cruise to the music of the Sll might be that of Dominick Favor,' rad Morrla Krefetz, 28, of Brook* speaker and gave a number of illu­ bouti, French Somaliland, would be stockholders in the first four months decided not to charge an admission bean bis name, bow, when he had 9:25 s m., service for monilug Harlon Wheaton, 39, a WPA Couples' Engagement." In addition through faith and consecration to different degrees and of many ver Rhythm orchestra. 24, missing from hIs home since ta. N. Y., Krefetz rad (Jharlto minating accounts of Irregularities cut In two. The British objected to after the President's message to to the show this aeason. An entry brought wine to the king and was August 16. leorker, was rescued, severely to buy toys for Betty May's Christ­ the service of the Lord can a na­ kinds; jret they are a )>erfect unity worship. Sermon by the pastor on The banquet hall In the Temple Baxter, 28, of 106 Poquoaock the commission had been able to any such further blocking of land­ Congress. The new rates passed by to the plays there will be piano charge vrill be made for those exhi­ saddened by reports of the lU for­ iMmed, by Patrolman Lace Floyd. mas. MURDER SHERIFF solos and duets, and songs by the tion, a democracy or the Christian and li) full harmony. Some (leople the subject, "The Gospel of Good waa decorated to represent the In­ New Haven— Basketball coaches avenue, Windsor, a member o f (kuttb hunt down and Improve, among locked Ethiopia from the sea. Congress do not become effective biting and there will also be a tune of those who had gone to re­ News-Stands." Graves, Union, were admitted to tlte Six persons escaped unhurt from the It was then, Mrs. Satti said, he Junior and senior choirs. church meet hostile forces, survive like a plain, simple form of worship. terior of an ocean liner, ships pen­ of schools In the Eastern Inter-Col them the "fly-by-nlght" shops where Aside from this, Paris and Lon­ until January. charge for space rented to those build Jerusalem, the king Inquired Manchester Memorial hospital with Other suite. committed the crime for which be The entertainment will be at 4 assaults and establish in the world Sunday at Manchester: nants being strung across the hall legiato L,eaguc met Informally at women and girls actually paid out don still lacked complete harmony Tax experts said the sum so far concerning hie sadness. The result Others are more Impressed by a Borious head Injuries and Mr. and The Wheatons were asleep In one was arrested. He tapped gas and o'clock tomorow afternoon, and having exhibits In connection with the desired harmony and peace. 9:45 a. m.. School o f the Cluirch. and the laaC few steps leading to Yule for a rule discussion. money to team the work; the sweat on other points of the program— disclosed Is probably only, an Indi­ was that King Artaxerxes gave stately service. Yet, all forma of Mrs. dark were given emergency room on the second floor when electric lines near his home, "Illeg­ will be followed by a supper in poultiy equipment, which will pay Unity in Christian principles would Mark Holmes, superintendenL the hall being converted Into a gang­ Wallingford— Rev. Norman O. shops conducted In the home, where from the question o f cession of Officer Tries to Halt Them cation of the trend, and that when Nehemiah authority to go to Jeru­ worship are a unit In the purpose of treatment by residents at the scene flames shot up from the lower part ally diverting" the fuel and power. charge of the Ladles Aid society of the expenses, the officers feel. The have saved the world from the Mothers and Dads—encourage your plank with the ante room aa a Edwards of Island Park, N. Y., will little children from 9 on were Ethiopia's Northern Tlgre Province all other glfta are reported In next salem and take charge of things as glorifying the Lord and leading of the accident In Wapplng village. Of the dwelling. Aroused by shouts Dodged Officers the church. association haa money in the treas­ children to come to the church smoking deck. The novel effect met. succeed Rev. Frank M. Bass as paa­ obliged to help. Commissioner Tone to Italy, to the propo.ml for giving year's returns the 8#0,(X)0,000 may governor. ravages of the Great War. It man to rejpentance and a better and Krefetz’a car, traveling west on A gas and electric company In­ ury. school. It Is one of the real valu Vladimir Kokinoko (tbovs), Sovi­ warm approval from those In at­ tor o f the Methodist church here. As Mr. and Mrs. John Steiner and described In detail an actual In­ Ethiopia an outlet to the sea. After They Loot Bank — look small. The effect, apparently, waa Im' would have prevented the depres­ happier life. the Hartford road, struck the Clark their four children ran from their spector discovered the tapped sion and saved generations yet un­ Unity Is not sameness, but vari­ able institutions of our nation. et teat flyer, clalmi to have bet­ tendance and the evening waa made Mr. Bass la taking a pastorate la stance where this happened In a The previous "suggestions" for Statistics on the glfta were gath­ .mediate, and "It came to pass" be- Milford. car at the intersection ot Bucklaad qu u lers downstairs. Wheaton hur­ mains. Police were called. For born the burden of fabulous debt ety united In the one use of unsel­ 10:45 a. m., morning, worship. tered the world airplane altitude complete with a program of enter, days, SattI crept home after mid­ mid-Connecticut town. The Inves­ peace, dispatched to Rome by La­ ered from, reports to the Securities Icame symbolic ot Nehemiah and his mark with a flight ot 47,818 feet street and the through highway. ried out of the room but was over­ tigation was started when the chil­ Posse Follows Trail that tbey are destined to Inherit. A fish service. But let us get this Children’s sermon by the pastor, toinment. Greenwich — The Connecticut night avoiding officers, hoping to val, were re(>orted to envisage and Bhccbange Commission for the ICE NOT YET SAFE CONCORDIA LUTHERAN achievement. Apparently he brought over Moscow recently, beatlnx Kretfetz's car turned over after the come by smoke. dren, exhausted by their home cession of an Eritrean seaport to worthy love of righteousness and clearly In mind, namely, that truth subject, "Two Travelers and a Arthur Brown acted In the role of branch of-the League of American stave oft arrest until after Christ­ mrlod from June 19, when the few, If any, associates to Jerusalem, Renato Donatl's record by a few collision, pinning the occupants un­ Patrolman Floyd dragged Whea­ work, fell asleep at their desks In Ethiopia, yielding of part of Tlgre the salvation of mankind would fill alone, the mere knowing. Is of no Bear." Special music by the vested maater of ceremonies and contri­ Pen Women held a luncheon In mas. President delivered his surprise but be Inspired those who were al­ hundred fee t Other Soviet rie- der the wreckage. The crash, heard ton out a few minutes later. Pa­ school. The practice was abolish­ Province to Italy, acquisition by N ew Tazewell, Tcnn., Dec. 7.— our churches to overflowing. more value than a tool never used. choir. Sermon by Dr. Robert A. buted an outstanding feature of the honor of the late Will Rogers which Yesterday, he obtained another message, through part of October. YOUNG PEOPLE ELECT ready there, and who were discour­ orda have been refused Interna­ by residents living nearby brought trolman Albert Wheaton, a brother ed through the efforts of the com­ Italy of part of Southern Ogaden ENOUGH IN STATE Cffiurches have been accused of The office of truth Is to show most Colpltts, guest preacher. Subject, program when he presented an hu­ waa attended by Ben Luclen Bur- W PA Job. In the afternoon, he (A P)—Mountain riflemen Joined N o later reports have been made aged and beaten In their task, with tional recognition because made a crowd quickly and the two severe­ •of the W P A worker, was a member mission. Province, with the remainder of available. theological bickering and pulling in effectively how to live and how to "When He Comes." morous version of a temperamental man, author of Steamboat 'Round went to a branch relief office to re­ officers In thi hunt today for thrle a new spirit and hope. under iinnfllHnl couditloni. ly Injured men were taken to tba Of a rescue squad which found the Another example of the frauds Ethiopia to be absolutely Independ­ gunmen—two identified as escaped Planned Long Before Richard Reichenback of Wap- opixMite directions. Happily such bring out and use the love of the The music for the morning serv­ violin maestro. Billy Oess drew a the Bend", one of Roger’s last pic­ Manchester Memorial hospital for bodies of the woman and three chil­ ceive a 89 aid check which had been perpetrated on the public was the ent. conditions have largely passed away ice is as follows: big hand with his tap dancing and tures. promised him. He was arrested In convicts—who looted a New Taze­ The total Included some gifts pinR: Is Named President In civil, military, and administra­ Lord. The worth of truth la In the treatment. Mr. and Mrs. d a r k dren In their beds. discovery of a Arm who bought up Not In Accord in our land. Diffcrencea are now Prelude— "Andantlno" ....Cesaronk ond Sunday In Advent. Text of Tony O’Bright, state champion Greenwich— Walter Vey Cran­ the office and removed to the sta­ well bank of 81.000, killed a sheriff which may well have been planned Thickness of Center Springs tive leadership he became what Ezra love that uses It. Truth tells only were treated In a nearby home. :<■ Battalion Fire Chief Thomas old mattress, re-conditloned and Even on this program, however, long before the President's message. Last Night— Succeeds John seen to be merely Intellectual and, Offertory—"Melodle" ...... Maasandt sermon: Luke 21. 25-36. Subject; xylophone player who has clicked ford, head of a promlneijt Brooklyn tion. and wounded a poaseman. waa to the people In a spiritual way. how love from the Lord acts .ind It waa stated this morning at the O'Brien said the cause of the fire re-covered them and sold them to the French and British experts Lange. that all are a unit In working to Anthem—"Sweet Is Thy Mercy. Dcr Juengate Tag eln Taig der on several o f the national amateur engineering firm, died at bis home A short time later Mrs. SattI ap­ Officers said two of the fugitives The gift wave rose from more He organized the peo(:le against becomes effective. Truth Is a tool; Manchester Memorial hospital that was undetermined, although he be­ unsuspecting purchasers. They were said by Informed sources to than 86,000,000 In July to well over bring the kingdom o f heaven u()on Lord" ...... Baniby Freude fuer alio rechtachaffenen hours, drew rounds of hearty ap­ after two days’ Illness. Krefetz sustained a severe lacera­ peared. The turnkey, busy with an­ were Gus McColg, 22, and Pete Pond Less Than Three their enemtes, dividing them Into love Is the builder. Truth Is the lieved possibly an overheated stove were arrested and punished severe­ be In some disagreement, the 821.000. 000 In August, the month earth, to save souls, and to make path. Love Is the traveler. Truth Postlude—"Festival March" ...... Christen. ( 1 ) Warum rcchtschef- plause for his brilliant handling of South Windsor—Charles Baxter, tion of the scalp and a possible frac­ other prisoner, waved her to the cell Dean, 18, who kidnaped a deputy Richard Relchenbach of Wapplng those who bore arms and defended, fenen Christen dicser Tag eln Tag In the Steiner suite downstairs may ly. Several similar dishonest prac­ French proposing greater gains for when Congress passed the higher the world a better place. apart from good works is like '.he ...... Gounod hts Instrument. 20. of Windsor and Morris Kresetz, ture. Baxter was less seriously In­ block, heard her scream as she halt­ warden In a daring break from the was elected presdient of the Young while the other half built the broken der Freude 1st. (2). Was sic zu tun have started It O'Brien estimated tices were described by the speak­ Italy than Britain was willing to tax bill. They dropped back to lit­ Inches, Says Murphey. Unity does not mean sameness. light of winter. It is as fruitless as 6:00 p. m., Epworth League at Refreshments were served during 20, of Brooklyn, N. Y„ were injured jured about the head. The condi­ ed before No. 13. As the body was er, who felt that much had been ac­ concede the declared aggressor In state penitentiary at Nashville People's society of the CJoncordIa walls of the city. habcD, urn nicht gcteuacht zu In an automobile accident at Wap­ the loss at 89,000. cut down, the picture of Betty May Tuesday. tle more than 81,000,000 in Sept­ Many kinds of trees make one for­ the knowledge o f agriculture and the parsonage. The subject will be the evening and dancing waa enjoy­ tion of both men waa reported to be complished in the time he had been the conflict. Lutheran church at the monthly It is a striking picture of bow werden.. plng and said to be In a critical fell to the floor. ember and 81,000,000 In October, est, Many instruments and many never any planting. To make the a continuation of the discussion last ed to a late hour. "fair" by the attending staff. In office, yet much remained to be It was for Laval and Hoare Sheriff L. B. Hutchinson of Unlofl business meeting held last evening. even those who built performed their condition at a Manchester hospital. "H e'd saved enough to buy two though complete reports for f t sc Clilldren were warned against voices make one entrancing har­ heart a garden of Eden, a garden of week, led by Robert Pratt, "The remedied. themselves to bring this mass of county was fatally wounded In an at­ Mr. Relchenbach has been an active work with their swords belted to SECXIND CONGREGATIONAL NOTED SLEUTH IS UPSET presents— a doll and a doll bed," months have not been published. skating on the Cer ter Springs park mony. A ll do not need the same Joy, there must be the mind to do Right Use of Money." If you were Storrs—Congessman Vito Marcen- suggestions Into final form for sub­ tempt to halt the gunmen at a high­ member and worker in the society, them, ready for Immediate action. Rev. Dr. F.' E. Reynolds, Pastor tonla (R ) of New York, addressed Mrs. SattI said last night. The taxes which the donors of (>ond today by Superintendent of medicine, many kinds o f which flU the works of repentance. there lost week, we know you were mission to Rome. way bridge aa they sped from the 860.000. 000 saved by getting ahead and always ready to serve on any Nehemlah's enemies, when they Interested. The attendance cam the Clmnectlcut State (College Social HOLY NAME SOOEnr Robert G. van Sittart, permanent scene of the robbery yesterday. Ho Parks Horace F. Murphey who re­ (msition that was presented to him. found they could not break down ; OVER BRUNO PUBLICriT of the January rates cannot be ported the Ice was not yet thick palgn Is on with Norwlchtown and 9:30— Everyman’s Ckiramunity Bi­ Manchester Problems club and urged the stU' DUCE DEHES NATIONS British under-sccrctary of state for died In a Knoxville hospital. He Is also an ardent church worker his defensive and constructive ble class. Dr. Reynolds will speak computed accurately because they enough to guarantee safety. we are sure to lose If we don’t do dents to wire protests against foreign affairs, arrived here last Surprised by a posse In a lonely and haa been a member o f the Sun­ measures, sought to entrap him by on "Religious Conditions In Eu­ ARMY-NAVY MEN vary according to the size of the When measured this morning the better than last week. Date Book A.racrican participation In the Olym­ WINNER AT SEIBACK (Oontlnaed croro Page One) night with Alexis Legcr, secretary- mountain cabin near here last night, day school staff for many years. strategy. They desired him to rope." Everyone Invited, the wom­ APPLYING SANCTIONS; gifts. thickness of the Ico wan found to be 7:00 p. m., service for evening pics to the A A U meeting to New general of the French foreign of­ the bandits shot their way out and John Lange, the retiring presi­ come outside of the city for confer­ en folks Included. In January the taxes on gifts will less than three Inches while at least worship. The "Happy Hour" Serv­ Johnson said, however,ver, that the GET SILENCE ORDER fice. He will Join Hoare and Laval dent, congratulated tba s^ety on ence; but be sensed their purpose 9:30— Sunday school. N ext Week First Sitting' in TiiarnuncBt apparently escaped unscathed. Leon­ range from per cent to 92',4 four Inches Is needed for safety ac­ ice. This service climaxes the Storrs—The yearly traditional Bronx scenes of the kidnapingildn case In the conversations. securing Mr. Relchenbach for Its and refused to come down from bis 10:45— Morning worship. Sermon Dec. 11. 12, 13—Snowball Carni­ With Campbell Council la IGNORES PEACE PLEA ard Barrett of Morristown, Tenii., per cent instead of from to 49 cording to United States govern­ splendid week of services that we val o f Booster club. North M. E. pig roast" contest between fresh­ were not visited, nor didlid P barkeri While Sir Samuel • expected to was wounded In the shoulder. Posse- per cent. On gifts of less than leader, and urged them to accord task o f building. subject: "High MIndedness." (Conttnued from Page One) ment re()orta. have had at the church with Dr Church. men and sophomores at Connecticut Held at Knlght’a Home. visit police headquarters or the dis­ leave tonight for a vacation In $10,000 the tax wlU be doubled their new leader whole-hearted sup­ When hla enemies corrupted the 6:30—Christian Endeavor, Ruth men combed the rugged mountains Mr. Murphey expected that su­ CHURCHES Colpltts leading us. We want a 18 — Chicken pie supper, State college was declared "no con­ trict attomejr's office In New Yofk. (Continned from Page One) Switzerland, Van Sittart Intended' of Upper EJast Tennessee searching while on those o f more than 810,- port, that the society may prosper professed prophets, who warned him Siggins, leader. test" by the student senate because ventlon of War and the Women's pervised skating at the park will filled church to greet aim this eve­ sale, program. St. Mary's church. St. Bridgets Holy Name society He denied reports that any arrest to remain here for several days to for them. 000,000 the top rate will be from In all Its undertakings. o f danger to his lijfe and urged him SOUTH CHURCH The Week had been made during the trip. International League for Peace and superiority over the lack of civiliza­ start sometime next week. 4,plcture Is titled, "Good Tidings Ot ning. S|>eclal music by the chil­ Uai:. 13— "Spooks," a three-act of Infractions of the rules by both setback team took the first sitting in confer with the French foreign o f­ 90 H to 52 H, instead of 49. Miss Elsie Roth, another active to a conference in the temple where Methodist Episcopal 7:00 p. m. Monday— Boy Scouts. classes. Although refusing to give further Freedom. Another Gun Fight, Great Joy" and Is suitable for dren's choir and by Sidney Strick­ play by Masque and Wig, Center tion which Hoare In hla address fice, notably on how to go ahead worker In the church and society, biB enemies were evidently prepar­ Earl E. Story, D. O., Minister framing. Adjutant Valentine and 8 to 10 p. m. Friday—Reception the five-game tournament that la details of the New York trip, John­ "These documents," Maverick best with proposals for a tri-power Earlier Gray Essaiy, 22-year-old land who haa assisted us this wcc't Church Dramatic club. Bridgeport—Leslie A. Hoffman recognized exists In Ethiopia." was- elected vice-presidenL Miss ing to take him, Nehemiah abowefl hla workers have accepted a quota for Dr. and Mrs. Raynolds. Mem­ to be played with teams represent­ son said Parker regarded yesterday said, "are distributed In certain taxi driver, had encountered the trio n’so. This will be a most profltal.'a Oomlqg Events suspended P W A engineer for Con­ arms discussion with Germany. Katherine WInzIcr was re-elected himself as much above fear aa be 10:45 a. m.— Morning worship and bers and friends of the church are ing Campbell Council, K. o f C., a t as "a day off." 'red-baiting' organisations, which, at a email mountain store. A t his NURSE DESCRIBES RAID of 2,000 W ar Crys and It is hoped service for all. Dr. Colpltts will Dee. 17— Christmas concert and necticut and Rhode Island, an­ INDEXING OF LAND recording secretary and John Lerch was above any other allurement. sermon. Dr. Story will preach on that a generous public will not turn Invited to come and meet their pas­ the sitting at the Knights of Colum­ Questioned about handeSffs Park- of course. Is an act of espionage on approach. Essary said, they started I reach on the subject, "B iij Up Or tor and his wife. carol sing. High school choruses, nounced ho had filed a reply to Saile Quarters was re-elected treasurer. He stands os a noble figure of his­ "The Challenge of Disclpleshlp". anyone away that comes to the bus homo last n igh t S f took with him, Johnson aald they the part of the Nevy and a secret off In their motor car. Sell Out." The business committee requests assisted by orchestra, at High charges made against him by Na­ RECE^ION FOR NEW BY ITAUAN AIRPLANES The other officers are: Corre­ tory, a man with all the idealiam Musical program: door In the interests of the Christ­ There were ten teams of two men were used on D aniel' Tumilo who incitement to disorder and domestic Asrain Bombed "1 followed them," he said, "and The music for the evening service that all pledge cards which have school hall. tional Administrator Harold I. Ickes. RECORDS WPA PROJECT sponding secretary. Miss Katherine and earnestnesa o f his race In mind Prelude— "Andante Cantabile” ___ mas W ar Cry. each representing both organlao- was taken to state prison at Tren:^ disturbance among citizens by the Addis Ababa, Dec. 7..— (A P )—The they returned my fire." is as lollows: been mailed to the church [>eople Dec. 28— Holiday dance at Coua Hartford—Daniel F. B. Hickey of ...... H. Smart tlons. The total scores at the end ton to start a larceny conviction Navy.” Ethiopian government announced PASTOR ON DEC, 13 Elssary said they ran their car In­ Mrosek; historian. Miss Dorothy and heart. Incorruptible, firm In will I relude— "L a rgo " from 'he New during the past week, be filled out try club sponsored by Public Health Stamford was elected president of Anthem— “Blind and Alone” . . . . THE CENTER CHI RCH of ten games showed the Holy Name sentence. Johnson aald he and For a military man "to meddle In that Deasye, field headquarters of to a road bank near a creek, "crawl­ Calls Fascist Attack Merciless Miller; librarian, John Noske; pi­ unselfish and devoted to the com­ Wo-ld Symphony...... Dvorak and handed to the treasurer, George Association. the New England Region of the ...... H. A. Matthews (Congregational) society In tbe lead by 39 points, hav­ Parker made Iheli Nev/ York trip affairs that do not concern him ," Em)reror Halle Selassie, was bom­ ed Into the wooda and ran." Joh Has Been Approved and anist, Miss Elsie Roth. mon weal. (By special request.) F. Borst, at the service tomorrow American Power Boat Association — Wounded, She Was Forced Anthem— "He Watching Over Rev. Watson Woodruff, D. D. ing scored 7gl points to the 781 after leaving the prison. Maverick said at another point, "Is barded heavily again today. Rev. and Mrs' F. E. Reynolds McColg. Dean and George Wilbur Will Put 1.3 Persons to Work New secretaries will be the follow­ O lleitory— "Song 'Aflthout W ords" morning, or mailed to him Imme­ Hartford—Oliver B. Ellsworth to Hide in a Trench. ing: Finance, John Lange; Educa­ When complaint arose that the Israel" ...... Mendelasohn scored by the Knights. a gross breach of discipline, which The second aerial attack on the to Be Greeted at Informal Mosa escaped from the penitentiary diately In order to relieve the can- waa named charlman of the Ck>nnec- at Cost of $8,962. tional, Miss Freda Roth; Mission, stronger and wealthier among the Postlude— "Poatlude In D Minor".. 10:50— Morning Worship. Sermon ...... Mendelssohn The next game wUl bs ployad "POUnOAL FOOTBALL” should be met by dismissal from the King of Kings started at 8 a. m. to­ by kidnaping Deputy Warden Ed Solo- "O Ck>me To My Heart, Lord vttaaers. tlcut Fish and Game Board to Party Next Friday Night. William Demko; Life Service, Ern­ Jews were exploiting their fellows, ...... F. W .Holloway by the minister. HEBRON Friday evening of next week to New York, Dec. 7.— ( A P ) —The service. Yet wo find our Navy med­ day, Just 24 hours after the original Connors and forcing him at gun­ Addis Ababa, Dec. 7.— (AP) — •'esus" ...... Elliott which he waa appointed recently, N ew York Evening Journal today dling In foreign affairs" est Relchenbach; Point Program, robbing them o f their lands through Alban W. (Too()er. Organist-Director The music: St Bridget's hall. At the eloee of assault which caused a dozen point to drive them out. Later they The complete Indexing of all land Miss Petra Hoevig, a Norwegian Sung by Sidney Strickland. OONCORDIA LUTHERAN succeeding Thomas H. Beck of Wil­ quoted a New Jersey official as say­ President "Chagrined” Rev. Dr. Ferris E. Reynolds of Miss Anna Bens^he; Birthday, mortgage loans and other devices, 9:30 a. m.— (Jhurch School with Prelude—Largo ...... Lorenz ton, magazine editor. the tournament the winning deaths, wounded nearly 200, dam­ the Second Congregational church. freed him unharmed, but kept his records In the Town of Manchester nurse whose leg was broken during classes for. all ages. Antbem— Break Forth . D. Beanteous Postlude — "Hallelujah Chorus" Garden and Winter Streets The boom In sales of lota at Ams- ing the Bruno Richard Hauptmann The church official said the White Michael SIbrInz. Nehemiah acted with deciaiveness. HarUord— The Motor Vehicles will be guests at a chicken dinner aged the American hospital. Red ; and Mrs. Reynolds, will be tendered car. has been approved as a W P A project yesterday's Italian bombardment of 10:45 a. m. — Church School Heavenly Light ...... Bach • (from the Messiah)...... Handel K, Richter, Pastor ton Lake seems to continue. Two paid for by the losing tsam. esse "has become a political foot­ House visit took (.lace a couple of Cross tents and the Im[>erinl Palace Committee chairmen chosen were: but with a purpose, also, to lead more lota changed hands this week De(>artment announced a plan to ball.” I an informal reception at the church Mo.s.s was captured at Bunchtown by State Administrator Matthew A. Deasye, described the Fascist at­ Nursery. ^ Hynuj Anthem—Angela From the The Week weeks after the Council's attention —but failed to Injure Hallo Selassie Transportation and publicity, Ray­ men to right action through soimd A t Vernon: 9:00 a. m.— Sunday school and aa shown by records at the town make (Connecticut "a national labor­ "H ie Hauptmann case may got a j Friday evening, December 13. from Thursday. Daly, It was learned today. The tack as "mercllcsa" when she was 6 p. m.— High School ^ w o r t b Realms of Glory ...... Smart was drawn to Maverick's Insertion. himself. mond Kulpinsky; entertainment. principles rather than by drastic Bible classes. clerk's office. The new owners are atory and proving ground fo r a num­ kicking around until the Republican 8 to 10 o'clock. In the receiving E.'ist Tennessee oilccrs recalled indexing work will employ 13 per­ brought to a hospital, here today. League. Devotional leader. Miss Postlude— March In A . .. Gullmant Wednesday, 8 p. m., Vemon Par­ He aald the President gave assur­ Miss Esther Steger: social. Miss fuid dictatorial methods. 10:00 a. m.— English service. Edward Raymond o f Amaton and ber of accident prevention theories." National convention meets to nomi­ Nine powerful Italian pla'ies line will bo the pastor of the First that McCkilg was an as!:ociate ot sons and will cost 88,902. Lois Kelsh. Speaker, Miss Evelyn 9:80— The Church school. ent-Teachers’ association at the ance that the Arm y and Navy had Reaching Addis Ababa by air­ Em a Suchy; Sick, Miss Edna An­ Such selfish exploitation under 11:00 a. m.— German service with Tpe plan hinges on Federal approval dropped more than 1,000 bombs and I Manche.ster Congregational church, Clarence Bunch, slain leader of a It wan unofficially reported here Beer. Topic; “How To Get Along 9:30— The Women’s Class, Mrs. church. Willard S. Francis of Meriden. nate Its candidates for President been Instructed to make no further plane, Miss Hoevig, who had been derson; Membership, Irwin Kluck; hla Influence became a disgrrace, and celebration ot Holy (Jommunlon. of a $230,000 grant for the project, turned a stream of machine gun fire gang that terrorized this section la.st that Attorney Harold W. Garrity With Others." Katherine Hardy. Thursday, 7:45 p. m., the monthly Judge Leon Rathbone has deeded and Vice-President," the Journal comment on civil groups without ; Rev. Dr. Watson Woodruff, with serving at the American Seventh j Girls' athletics. Miss Edna Ander- the new society In the new Jeru­ Preparatory servlep at 11 a. m., Bristol—The Bristol High school *TEN- quoted an ofTIclal at the state capl- on the Ethiopian concentration year. j would be the supervisor of the pro- 6 p. m.— Young People’s League. 9:30— The Men's League, Presi­ Ciiuncll meeting will be held at the to his sister 50 acres o f land on his approval. He was--represented I Mrs. Woodruff, and Rev. David Car- j Day Adventist hospital In Deasye, i .son; Boys’ athletics, Ernest J. salem waa marked by an environ­ regular service, 11:15. basketball team got off to a good fel at Trenton ns saying. as "deeply chagrined" over the In­ point between the northern and I Ject. Epworth Herald Day. Devotional dent, George Nelson, leader. church and will be followed by a the home lot and the dwelling house I ter, pastor of the Federated church told the Associated Press: |Tiircck. ment and atmosphere which rebuked The Week start In its season by defeating SHUN • The paper also published a state- cident. southern fronts during the 17-m(n- I of Wapplng, and Mrs. Carter, who leader, John Hutt. Speaker, W alter 6:00—The C Y P Oub, President, brief service of worship If there Is In which she now lives, the former "W e ran out o f the hospital to The annual Christmas party and the meanness and selfishness o f men. Holman. Tuesday at 8:00 p. m., the Sunday Judson Strong place. Meriden High, state and New Eng­ m pt'by Attorney General David T. ute attack yesterday, and the gov­ are close friends of Dr. Reynolds Theodore Nelson, Jr. Leaders, John time. ernment Indicated today's assault I watch the Italian planes, when they!social of the society will take place The example of Nehemiah Is Sunday evening worship service Pickles, Jr., Alice Bennett. At Manchester; school teachers will meet for the The board o f assessors held their land champion, 30 to 21. ilents of New Jersey answering I and Mrs. Reynolds. CARE OF INSANE I monthly meeting. Buddies e contention of Ellis Parker, well was again severe. JAPS BIG PROBLEM ! suddenly came straight back and I Friday evening, December 27. Guests worthy of careful study In the life omitted. The Week: Monday. 7:30 p. m., the Senior firfct meeting at the town clerk’s Hartford—The Schenley Distillers E FORMER ACTRESS An invltatinn ha.s been extended ' dropped th?lr first bombs on us. I on that occasion will be the mem- o f present-day needs and problems. A cordial welcome extended to all Thursday at 8:00 p. m., the choir office Tuesday evening. of N ew York announced the placing known New Jersey detective, that Care for Wounded I to all the other local church pastors Monday, 7:00— Trop III, Boy choir rehearsal. It Is very Impor­ FftR N A V AI P A R IF V "Machine-gun bullets penetrated bers of the newly organized Inter- A few Nehemiahs In our modem to attend these services. Scouts. will meet for rehearsal. I’he Ladles' Afternoon Bridge of a group life, health and accident Hauptmann Is not the murderer of The Fascist bombers appeared I and their Wlve.s to attend the recep- IS STAT^PROBLEK tant that all members should be the Lindbergh baby. I \n\ 11/17 m . r / IltL L l , tj,e ceilings ot the bedrooms. | mediate ^ a g u e . All are urged to American life might accomplish The Week Monday, 7:30— High Y. Thursday, 2:00 p. m., the Sewing (Club met Tuesday at the home of policy, benefiting over 3,500 em­ Anwrioan Legioa COMMITS SUICIDE anew. Intent on carrying out their I tlon and meet the new clergyman present at this Ume In order to Circle will meet. A ll Evldeniw In mission, as authorities of the town "Over 30 explosive and Incendiary reserve the date so that a large equal miracles of reconstruction and Monday; 2:30 p. m.— The PhiUlp Monday, 7:30 — Loyal Circle. prepare for the Christmas music. Mra. M ary E. (Cummings. Two tables ployes, with the Aetna Insurance Chairman J. Henry Weir, of tha ami his wife. All adult members turnout may be assured; Friday at 7:00 p. m., the Inter­ Company. W ays and Means Committee baa "All the evidence la In," Wllents's where the Emperor went last week bombs were dropped In the hospital redempdon, for It Is worth while to Embury group meets at the CJhurch. King’s Daughters. Mystery Ladies Tuesday, 7 p. m., the Junior Quest were In play. Mrs. Albert W. Hlld- and attendants of the Second Con­ (Continued from Page One) mediate Luther League will meeL called on Important meeting ot the statement aald. "The Jury has been (Contlnapd from Page One) i to take personal command of his aovernor Cross Declares Sit­ ward. note that Nehemiah succeeded In his Mrs. Lawrence Case In charge of revealed. Gifts for Crossnore. club at the Social room. Please Ing won first honors, Mrs. Frederick Hartford— Labor Commissioner gregational church are cordially In­ task. the meeting. Joint Legion and Auxiliary commit­ out and guilty Is the verdict, with armies In the field were attempting "F ive bombs struck the hospital. Tuesday. 7:00—Choir rehearsal. note the change from Wednesday Weyman second. Joseph M. Tone said he expected cer to have been de.spondent for sev­ vited by the committee of arrange­ ready to Inform the British of the SWEDISH CONGREGATIONAL 1)0 recommendation for mercy. This to care for those wounded yesterday Two wards occupied by sick per­ HOSPITAL NOTES His work Illustrates what can be 7 p. m.— Boy Scouts and Girl Enlarged choir at 7:30. and tell others about It. Miss Victoria Hlldlng, Mrs. Governor Wilbur L. Cross shortly tee for next Tuesday evening, at eral months because of her Inability ments of which Mrs. Louis J. Tuttle uation Warrants Attention main points of Its own program. Scouts. 8. E. Green, Minister which meeting two very importaa$ State's highest court has upheld the and to quiet the panic-stricken pop­ Japan Parity Problem sons. and the Instrument room, done by a determined people, well Tuesday. 7:00— Class in Aero­ Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, Cbauncey B. Kinney and Mrs. Ed­ will appoint a commission to frame legalltv and fairness of the convic­ to obtain work In film studios. l.s chairman. 7:49 p. m.— The Men's Friend­ plane modeling. projects will bo brought up, H )e ulace. *. W hat could be done about Jap­ were destroyed.” organized and guided, and brought the Snowball Carnival under the ward Raymond attended a meeting a state unemployment Insurance tion. M v Job Is flnished " Tassey said the plgtol found with Earl Field of 75 Oak street was Into relationships of mutual defense ship Club will meet In the church Tuesday, 6-8— Younger Intcrme- Swedish morning worship, 10:30. law, if he haa not already done .ao, meeting will be held at the boms (ff Today's bomb raid was carried out of the General Public. an's parity demands to replace the Miss Hoevig, the last to flee from discharged and Morris Krefetz of auspices of the Booster club will be o f Goodwrill Grange. Glastonbury. Another official was quoted as the 28-year-old actress was one and imlted action. parlors. Address by Rev. Karl dlatea. English morning worship, 11:10. Tuesday evening. Miss Hlldlng and and that the law probably will be' Russell Pitkin, 2 Sterling placa, and by four Italian planes which dropped existing 9-5-3 ratio. Informed the hospital for the trenches, broke Brooklyn, N. Y., and Charles Baxter conducted these three nights. A Sunday school, 12:00. aa.vlng; that belonged to a collection In the WILL RE-ARREST MAN Richter whose subject will be, "Suesday 7-9— CHirlstlan Fellow­ Mrs. Kinney also attended a meet­ chosen from one of two types now In a full attendance o f the Joint com­ more than 00 bombs. aotirccs asserted, still puzzled the her leg In her dash for safety. of Windsor were admitted yester­ Cafeteria supitcr will be served each - "W e've been hearing a lot of house. The bullet had been flred In­ Hartford, Dec. 7—(AP) — The "Stick To It". CJomet solos by Bill ship Orcle, Young People’s service, 7:30. ing of the O. E. A., Matrons’ and favor, the "pool" system or the mittee Is desired. Again today, as yesterday, the American and BrlMsh delegations. " I was forced to He In a trench day. Perrett. ol the three nights In the Elskimo's Wednesday evening service, 7:30. noise from Mr. Parker for the last to her hertd. housing and treatment of the Insane TWO PERSONS KILLED Tuesday, 7:30, Girls Reserves. Patrona’ Night, in Morrow, Wednes­ plant reserve" system. Our membership committee, under three years, but all he does Is talk Em|>eror Escaped Injury. The total ON BAD CHECK CHARGE Japanese representatives said until 3 p. m. because the doctors Mrs. Mary M. Borst of 125 Cooper Tuesday, 4 p. m.— Brownies. Igloo from 5:30 on. The evening's Saturday evening the Young Peo­ As Alctha Freer. Mrs. Alexander and feeble-minded have become the they desired Wednesday, 2:30— Women’s Guild. day evening. the leadership of Donald Heming­ too much. amount of the damage was not im­ a ’rommon upper level , were„„„ afraid to move me..... __ back™ „... to the Hill street was admitted this morn­ 4 p. m.— Senior Girls' Cfiiolr. Lewis H. Piper o f the High School entertainment will begin at 8 :30. ple's Society will hold their Christ­ played leading roles In several east­ mediately re(K>rted to the capital. state’s most pressing problem. Gov­ The town has begun preparations way, chairman. Is busy preparing "H e talked a lot but hasn't said ernor Cross said today. of global tonnage limitation of the hospital, thinking the Uallans might ing. 6 p. m.— CJub Scouts. Faculty will a)}eak on Current Wednesday, 2:30 p. m., the Ladles’ mas party and annual business ern stock companies, while her hus­ International Red Cross repre­ Big Three" fleets— a demand i rpt"nrn ' IN DANBURT CRASH for winter by purchasing a snow the carda Incidental to our member­ Anjrthlng yet. Surely the ‘Greatest Di'-charBod from Stale Prison she said. (The bombing The hospital census today Is 93 7 p. m.—Glrla’ Basketball. Events. Hostesses, Mrs. James Aid society will meet at the Simple meeting at the church. DANCE TO BENEFIT ship drive. All ex-servtce msn, band appeared In numerous Broad­ sentatives in Addis Ababa tele­ So accute have conditions be­ which..U...,, authoritativeOUI.UU11.CIIVC navaliiavni sourceslunrces ’ shnrtiv « « m > plow. It Is hoped that much of the Detective In America' could produce Today Bav Stale Man Will come Inside the Institutions that a patients. 7:30 p. m,— Cecillan Cliib. E. Elliott, Mrs. J. C. Cary, Mrs. Simon Sandwich Shop for their reg­ who arc not at present members ot way productions. Includlni? "The graphed a formal protest to Geneva believed could wreck the conference ' shortly after 8 a. m.) ular meeting. alow and expensive hand ahovcling a tangible fact or two aside from revamping of the entire system of Man and Woman Die When 7:45 p. m. — Men's Bowling Sherwood Goslee, Mrs. Harry Mald- ST. JOHN'S NATIONAL l>OUSH Ladder." of the bombings of De.ssye. Be Brought Into Court Here. In Its opening stages. j______will thus be made unnecessary. the An^erlcan Legion, will be con­ Shooting Hauptmann's supposed In­ treatment may be necessary before League at the Y. ment, Mrs. Harold Preston. Chll CHURCH GREEN’S BALL NINE tacted within the next month. nocence from everv roof-top avail­ The couple came to Hollywood The Italo-Etbloplan conflict and 1 Auto Strikes Pole — Two A meeting ol the Hebron Volun­ a permanent building program to Wednesday, 4 p. ____Junior GirU’ dren cared for. ST. MARY’S CHURCM Oolway Street ' And speaking memberahlp. If able. three years ago, Alexander Imme­ Released from the state prison the SIno-Japanese lelationa over the Others Are Injured. Choir. tary Fire Department was held at eg |e Wethersfield today after aeta’lng relieve congestion Is advisable, he Friday, 7:15— Entertainment, A Rev. James Stuart NelU, Rector Rev. H. Kronenberg, Pastor every member would contort « t."Hauptmann will deservedly go diately gaining recognition as a France, Britain North (Jhlna autonomy movement 7:30 p. m.— Mid-week service, the town hall Thursday evening. a term for forgery and obtaining believes. provided further possibility Inflam­ three-act mystery play, "S(>ooks" new member, we would have well to the electric chair despite Ellis Juvinile leading man. He Is cast In Danbury, Dec. 7.— (A P )— Jamea the pastor In charge. Sunday. December 8—Second Owing to the Intense cold the a1- Will Be Held in Manchester Draft Peace Plan money on false pretenses In Stafford The governor feels the situation mable backdrops to the discussions by Center Church players. "Masque 8:30—(Children’s mas. The Junior over our quota—so let'r each and Parker and any other political bal­ a current Him. "Captain Blood," Hynes, of Bethel, and Miss Marjorie Thursday, 7 p. m.—Boys' Basket­ and W ig". Joseph Mozley, coach Sunday in Advent. choir will sing. tendance was small. Plans were Green School December 20__ Paris, Dec. 7.—Premier Pierre Springs, Raymond C. CJlaflln, 49, of warrants the attention of the gen­ The American delegation, headed everyone do our beat to bring In one lyhoo." after a role In "A Midsummer Barnura, 21, of this city were kill­ ball. Preceding and following the play 9:30 a. m.— Church school. Men’s 9:15 to 10— Sunday school. dlsru.anlon togeth­ rehearsal. day school. treatment for the prevention of American Legion, (ffiatrman OUv«r According to Lieutenant Barron, defectives will begin an Intensive for naval limitation. ship Circle under Mrs. Vetrano and church auditorium by a group of chester Green (kimmunlty club In TO BACK lANSON The French premier and the Brit­ er with Miss Martha Sliver and 5:00— Young People's Fellowship. hydrophobia, having been bitten by the Green school on December 20 for of this committee Is wrorking bard Claflin, alias, Claffln, H. C. Cooke survey of the Institutions at Nor­ Convinced that no government qT«Y'' Henry Miller. boys and by the Ladies Aid society. ish government minister ho(>ed. In­ • George Andrews, both of Danbury, THE SALVATION ARMY 7:00 p. m.— Evening prayer and a stray dog about a week ago. Dr. on this project and expects to pub­ and John Jackson, Issued checks wich, Middletown, Mansfield and wished to take rei[>onslblltty for Saturday, 5:00—Junior (Jholr re­ A light supper will follow. the Manchester Green baaeboll GENERAL CHIANG formed sources said, that Italy's pre­ ri0U* were returning home from an Inn Adjutant and Mrs. W. L. Valentine hearsal. Full rehearsal to practice sermon. Sermon topic: "Jesus In 6:30 Tuesday. Rehearsal and meet­ Pendleton o f (Colchester Is giving team. The team finished the sea­ lish all the Information on this pro­ (Continned from Page One) totaling 890 In Manchester during Newtown. any break-up of the conference, the on the Brewster road. mier Mussolini would break his long CJhrlstmaa music. Perplexity." ing o f the dramatic club. The name the Pasteur treatment. There Is no son slightly "In the red" and it Is ject shortly. Any member of tbe 1931, 1932 and 1933. Unwilling to commit himself on Americans felt the meellngs would The accident occurred at the top silence and indicate he waa willing Week-End Servloee Saturday, 0:30— Cffioir rehearsal. The Week of this newly organized club la to be particular Indication that the dog with the hope of overcoming this Legion who has a boy old enough to state convention banquet tonight at CHINA’S DICTATOR The man was arrested In Stafford the need of a s(>eclal session of the lost two months or even longer. of Lake Avenue hill, at a s])ot which Join la asked to contact Comrade at last to consider ending his war General Assembly for Immediate Saturday. 7:30 p. m.— Open air Monday, 7:30 p. m.— Girls’ Friend­ “The (Children of Mary.” waa affected by rabies, but It was and getting some money In the which Charles P. Tsft. Cincinnati, two years ago last M ay after his has given rise to much controversy ly Society. Oliver, who will be only too glad to In Ekist Africa for an "honorable remidlal action, the governor, how­ service'on Main street. 7:30 Tuesday. Rehearsal of the thought beat to be on the safe side. treasury to start next season’s play son of the former President, will be description had been broadcast by owing to previous accidents on a EMANUEL LUTHERAN. give you all the details regarding (Continued from Page One) peace." ever, Indicated conditions are seri­ 8:00 p. m.— Free and easy Tuesday, 7:30 p. m.— Choir re­ minstrel show. The Women’s Bridge Club met that the benefit Is being given. They the chief speaker. the state police. During the term sharp curve there. meeting. , K. E. Erickson, Pastor. hearsal. this organization. Diplomatic sources ssserted that ot the Tolland County Superior ous enough to merit his attenUon. W G O ” GAMES TONIGHT 6:00 Friday. Junior choir. Thursday afternoon at the home of are also to sell tickets for awards Visitors from Connecticut, Penn­ , M iu Sliver waa quoted by [>ollce Sunday, 9:80 a. m.-— Com|>any Thursday. 6:00 p. m.— Ladles Strange as It may seem—consider­ Peiping conference between Central If II Duce failed to respond to this, court the next month, ho waa Is Chalmian of Board .6:30 Friday. Senior choir and Marietta O. Horton, Three tables of a turkey, 50 gallons if range sylvania, Texas, Callfornta, Ohio, las sajrlng that Hynea waa driving meeting. Sunday School and Bible CJla-sses Guild Christmas sale, supper and ing the worthy project—our auxil­ and Northern leaders, but still was latest Franco-Brltlsh plan, there was sentenced to the state prison. Governor Cross Is chairman of mlqstrel rehearsal. were to^play. Miss .Susan B. Pen­ oil, two bushels of potatoes, a chick­ Iowa, Missouri, Oklahoma, Nebras­ 8 his father’s automobile and that the at 9:30. entertainment In the parish house. iary still has a few tickets left for subject to the approval of the Ja|>a. little chance of ending the Italn- the special commission. H e said the AT ARMY-NAVY CLUB 11:00 a. m.— Hollneae meeting. dleton won highest honors, Mrs. A. en, two bushels of aiiplca and 25 ka, Minnesota and Wisconsin, add­ machine crashed Into a light [>oIe. Swedish service at ,10:49. Friday, 3:30 p. m.—Girls' Friend­ nesc military and the Nanking gov­ Ethloplon hostilities before the tour of inspection will begin at Mid­ 8:00 p. m.,—Chriatiana* pralae GOSPEL HALL W. Hlldlng second. Rolls, chicken gallons of gasoline. their turkey raffle. If your wife ed their praise of London to that She waa bruised and Andrews meeting. Sermon: The Day of the Lord. ernment I. spring rainy aeason. dletown where congestion and "In­ ly (Candidates; 8:00 p. m.. Woman's 415 Oeator Street salad, cake and coffee were served doesn't happen to belong to the aux­ Of the Kansan.s. The weekly "Bingo” games con­ suffered from shocl and was taken 7:00 p. m.— Open air service. The Emanuel Choir will sing. Auxiliary, election of officers. iliary, any member will be bappy to Lin Sen was reelected by the The League of Nations’ sanctions ABOUT TOWN stitutionalization" of patients pre­ ducted by the A rm y in d N avy club to the Danbury hospital for obser­ English service at 7:00. Mrs. Mary E. Mitchell will enterUIn The governor greeted many of the sents a critical problem. The com­ 7:30 p. m.— S^vatlon meeting. Saturday. 10:00 a. m.—Confirma­ Jamea McCullough will preach at sell you a chance. Central executive committee aa committee of IS will meet at Geneva will bo held tonight, playing start­ vation. Sermon: Until the Lord (Jomc. the club next Thursday afternoon. visitors at bU office. The degree team of Scandia mission must report Its findings Y.P.L. Secretary Nora Addy and tion class for girls; 11:00 a. m., 7 p. m. and every night the coming Our next distinct meeting will be president of the legislative branch In five days to Consider addition of Special singing by the O Clef confirmation class for boys. A meeting of the Tolland County CASHIONS W IU OPEN .. Has Splendid Record Lodge, No. 23, Order of Va.sa, will with recommendations before the ing at 8:80 oelock. Regular and her aasistant, Luella Larder, will be week but Saturday, at 7:45. He held on Sunday, December 22nd. Ac­ of the Nanking government, and ths dreaded oU embargo to the war Chorus. Democratic Association will be held .Thomas F. Lanaberry, Somerset, travel to Bristol tonight to Initiate a 1937 Assembly mets. If It finds that s)>ecial prises o f tilrkeys and other In charge of the Simday afternoon Bunday, December 19— G ift Sun­ will talk tomorrow night on the cording to the new ruling every Gen. Chang Chun, Japanesc-edti- (>enalties already lm{x>scd on Italy. PAGANI’S DOG ‘IBROWNIE” day. Bring or send nen-(>erishab1e In Hebron Town Hall, Monday eve- Pa., attorney, said; "Young Re­ class of candidates there. The trip action can no longer be delayed. It merchandise will be awarded the praise sendee. Plenty o f music and * The annual E very Member can­ "Tabernacle In the Wilderness" and RED AND WHITE STORE member of the Lsigion In good stand­ cated governor of Hopeh Province, If Mussolini refused to consider winners. The club w ill hold o(>en song and real old fashioned teaU vass will be held Sunday afternoon. glfta for (Chriatmaa baskets. olng. All are invited to be present publicans everywhere will find Lon­ will be made by bus secured through may speed Its report in time for a will Illustrate It from a chart. The IrreapecUve of politics. Labor (Com­ ing has the power to vote on any was generally believed slated for the new Laval-Hoare project, ex- house during the evening. mony meeting. All come. The number of canvasaera has been general public will be welcome to don sympathetic with their Ideals Boyt Freelove of the Center Travel special seaslon. But th e . governor missioner Joseph Tone Is ex|}ected question or resolution offered. Let's the post of foreign minister, also (Mcted to be telephoned to Rome late Clarence Wetherell, secretary of SUCCUMBS TO OLD AGE The Week doublqfl so that the canvass can be (fflURCH OF THE NAZARENE attend these meetings. .'...London appeals to me because Bureau and a large number of mem­ is silent on this phase of the prob­ to be present and make an address. Peter Cashlon who conducts the have Dllworth-Coracll Post show vacated by former Premier Wang. today, diplomatic circles believed the the club, is chairman o f the games. Tuesday, 7:30 p. m. — Cottage completed tomorrow. W e once B. B. Anthony, BUnister their sentiment. he Is plain and common, eaaily ap­ bers of the lodge are expected to lem. O N T H E M atthew Daley, who heads the W PA garage and gas station at Pitkin oil embargo would certainly be meeting. Corps cadet class. Y. P. more urge all our membera to please ST. BRIDGET'S R. O. Our building committee Is .still proachable, businets-llke, energetic, accompany the team. The bus will 8AM B BBOW Fam Uiu Figure On Oak Street Sunday: and bis deputy are also planning to anM W a r C iy is a special number, regular meeting Thursday afternoon Benedictus ...... Leonard (Carlton Jones, Marshall Porter, had succeeded In holding their the sale were to be applied by the y devoted to bis master. Cashlon Invites the public to see the New registrations in German uol- •omswbers la Manchester. Finder This course would involve the er a long Ulneaa. Mr. Weeks was trust comfiany to the purchase for full of the most helpful kind of at 2:00 In the church auditorium. Agnus Del ...... Leonard and Irving Griffin. Edward A. ranks during tbs most trying period "Brownie" waa burled la Bolton Rev. H. F. R. Stoehholz, Pastor modem grocery store he has added versitles have shown ateatW da- pisaas ratuia to Herald Office. tglling of a tri-pewer oonferenee. engaged in ths florist business bers retirement of first preferrsd etook Cbrietmaa reading, appropriate for Following the biisiness aeaston a Benediction o f the Bleased Sacia- Smith, superintendent of the Hebron ; In our country's history.” MAT. I8e-»8e. mvm. I8e 88e 886. ^ ^ T H E CRUSADES** pis morning. Sunday school at 8:80 a. m. Ser­ to bis tine. The store has been cUncs fivm 14,000 in the 1933 sum­ with Laval laviUng H ( ^ and prob- for over 40 years. oi Amerieaa Superpower. young and old. Tbs front cover Oiristinas Party wilt be held to the ment will be held at 4 o'clock Sun­ Congregational Sunday school, fur­ » I vice to Oenaan at 8:80 a. m. Sec- day afteraoon. equipped with Frigidaire by Kemps, mer semester to t,000 to tba sum­ nished transfortoUon. Inc., local Frigidaire dealer. mer o< {933. 4 iiv, . I s m pAOB roim MANCHKSTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER^ CONN. SATURDAY, DECEMBER T, IfSS.

Ing to wreck Itaelf oib the mlUir of 1st should find the allffhtMt objec­ broached over rys hlghbcUs. For out just at apot, (or later on a i HaiirlfrEt»r tion to tbs United Btatee govem- ligtator rscrMtlon, tba men ekn alt great at at trodble______grew out of tuuirchletlc IndlvldueUaiii. around and pUy chess or back- uent notifying the government ot u e oholee at locatkm Mr thla flnt Health and Diet gsmmod whils wstohing th« stock HISTORY OF HEBRON meetlng-bouae Ot Hebnm. ^ CornttiQ BtraUi ABUSIVE JUDGE Japan that it regards the perfectly ticker.' And they even have their On toe other hand (i^r aacestore ^ MIm Suaaii B. Pendlaton Advice : i PUUUHHICU PUBi BY I'HB obvious proceedings of the latter own kitchen to aerva them. were pretty "eot",) perhaps they ■BB4l.n^ HKINTINOl>M COM PANT, INC. A rather aatonlehlng perform­ And that reminds me o f the By DR. FRANR MeCOV. WHERE BiMfll • r««t country in promoting a dummy au­ fellow who sauntered Into the wotdd have Just o l a m ^ their teeth WHERE iUui«BMY«r, ueai. ance, that of Judge Wllllani J. Ma­ tonomous state In North China aa a floriet's shop of a Park Avanue The name- t t Hebron was given^oiepb Dewey, BSmuM Waters, and together and gone on rtgardleae. .3 Ui to the new eettMment, and It was MDfD-CtnUB OB MENTAL To Buy It TMoMAY PtSHituBON lone of the Bristol Police Court, If violation of the Nine Power Treaty hotel and ordered enough tarda- Daniel Blrge were eheeea e com The FiinnMinleter 0*B*r«l U*na(«r esUbilahsd aad rteorded a townabip mittee to have an Inapeotlon over The Rev, John Bllse of Norwich HBAUNQ. To Have It Done >^anB*4 O«i0b*> I. IHI then Is no error In the newepeper guaranteeing the Integrity of Chine. niae to make.aa he said, "a good- elsed blanket." The salesman by the General Court, « t Its eesslan the Intruders who do Intrude upon waa celled to be the first minuter, Mind-eure refers to the use of. report ,Uist he called two State mental power la the treatment of Pnbllsbtd CrarY Bvacing Gicrpt Such a notification would not be didn't svsn blink an syslash be­ held In Hay, 1707, In reeponee to us In caring away or transporting and waa aettled or at least begsm adBTi ana Holiday* icntarto ai in* Police officers "rate" and "heele" fighting language. It could not lie cause Park Avenue florists get ac- the request of a edmmUtee ajlpomt- aaey bay, stone, or timber, and to preaching here la 1710. Maybe be disease. Of course, with tbe de­ Review at OIttM at .Manchattar. Coaa.. a* bscauie they had obtained evidence cuetomed to anything. But then ed for the purposa by the proprie­ sels all such Intruders as the fore too would have heatuted about ac­ velopment of modern piychology, Bond CU** Mali Uatiti. so construed by Japan or any one against a restaurant kespsr and ob­ the ouitemar left word with the tors, at a meeting held February 19, mentioned bay, stone or timber cepting hU call to the fiebcOQ pas­ which IS a recent development, we else. It would carry no threat. It better understand what we ore do­ SUBSt'KIPTIUN RATES tained bis oonvicUon, befors Judge florist that four aeamstrassea were 1600-7, Just why tbe name was thieves and the town toe promla to torate If be could have read the >a* Taar, by ni IIbbI* Cony ...... I with lllegsl Intent to sell. 8 o'clock that evening. Well, regarding the principles—we know DWELLING CHECK-UP MT**t*d nn* y*ar ...... la was iloing, that she was not fooling settlers were a pious, sober, Blble- Conflicting Claims checkered, as a latter chapter will FIRE AND CASUALTY i Aside from the Indignity of tho Park Avenue floriets hadn't beard readlng people, but It does not ap­ Trouble now arose with regard to reveal. which laws will work and are able us at all, and that should merely to apply them to secure resulta Al­ I^BUBBR OP TUB aSSOCIATKD on order like that one before and pear that there were clergymen the claims of Major John Mason to Hie house lot was on Godfrey AN IMPORTANT proceeding and the seemingly grat­ enter the affair In our record as a ARE INCREASING PRB8B repeated It to make aura. The among their numbers at first. lands In the town seded him by tbe though our understanding of the SERVICING FOR WINTER 'Tk* Aa*a*lai*d Pr*** it **elu*iv*ly uitous insult to officers who appear customer said he was serloua. HUI, then, or somewhat later, principles la new when viewed PREVENTS DAMAGE LOSS clear case of treaty violation—for Of forty towns already named la Indians, aad conflicting with tbe known as Church Hill. Here be bad INSURANCE NECESSARY r tilled to tb* na* fot rapubllnaiion And at 8 o'clock that evening, to have been doing their exact duty, our guidance, perhaps, on some fu­ Connecticut only one had at that against tho background of history, all n»«* dl*p*tch«* eradi’ td to ii four soamatreases flniehed their settlers' claims and April 24, 1712, a plot of 100 acres laid out a* hla nevertheless, the use of mind power We hear much these days about HEALIR FACTOR or pot piharwi** ertoiird In tni* more, no less, there are some time received a Bible name, that Nathaniel Dunham, Nathaniel home farm. HU salary waa 70 preparing for cold weather driving. Riley Chevrolet Co., Inc., dealers aapar and *lao th* local n**r* nub- ture occaalon where Japan might Visit uf sowing a couple of hun­ la not new at all. In some form Few home^owners reallM thatAcolled upon to check up, since he Is in fine used cars, believe the great­ How often have we heard the old » curious circumstances conntctsd of Lebanon, from tbe Palestine Pbelpa, and Timothy Phelps were pounds a year. As a country mlnls- With the coming of winter. It be­ the rest of your life to the pentted- llahtd ,i*Mln. be anxtoiui to have us take her word dred gardenias Into a blanket, or other, mind-power has been used they spend more time and money able to give the house a thorough est job is to educate the used car •*ytog, ''Accidents will happen, even tlaries" , ,y ?W'' All rlebla at rapuolieatioa or mountain. Hebron was tbe first appointed a committee to represent Ur was supposed to be something comes necessary to see that the motations— with the case. The defendant la for something. covering a elx foot bed In the gen- for many thouaonds ot years. While Neglect your feet—and you pay on the upkeep of their automobllies examination and can also furnish buyer that new is the proper time In the best of families", and It Is •peolal dlinaloh** h«r*in *r* al*o r*> tleman'i apartment. The stranger town In tbe present limits o f the the right* of the town. In e confer- of a farmer aa well as a prsacber, proper oil is placed to the drank- a detailed estimate of the cost of ■e*r»ad______reported to have been a Brlatol po­ we know more about some of the and pay, physically and mentally, than they do op the upkeep of their to buy that better used car. rather never more applicable than in the Docs Secretary Mull deal In any paid the bill, which came to state to take the name of a Bible anoe upon tha matter at tha General and aa money undoubtedly went casc. Radiators must be filled with needed repairs or Improvements. than to wait until spring, as has HE TRAVELS 1J5S5 MILES lice officer who had been granted a principles, somo of the rules regard­ some antl-freeze preparation. All If you want to change the world socially and financially. Those 62 matter of automobile accidents. The - Pall aonrle* olUnt of N C A B«rvic*. such blunt, straight talk as that’^ tipped the sewing machine girls city. Hebrew studente aay that tbe Asaembly, Hartford. They preaented farther In those times, the salary on the outside, you have got to far more valuable homes. * Wise Nothing will bring a big, old- been the custom In past years. Due TO REPORT FOR JURY DUTTf. year's leave of absence that he ing the application, we are atmply this causes tbe motorist endless small bones In your feet with their best driver in the world has occa­ Not at all. Ha adopts the tradition­ and sent them about their busl- word Hebron signifies a league or a petition to tbe General Court probably sufficed. Just bow much It making use of a power which has change yourself, and everybody else, home-owners, however, are learn­ fashioned dwelling back into style to the new cars entering the market sional accidents sometimes when it ncis. Were you waiting for the worry unless he knows where to go. numerous ligaments can be mighty ing to keep a systematic check on might go Into the restaurant busi­ al pussy-footing, roundabout, hint­ confederacy, and It may have bad a which throws some light on the would have amounted to in present been employed by man over a long on the Inside, for the New Deal will quicker than changing the floor in the fall, in place of mid-winter, is hia own fault and sometimea Nowata, Okla.— (AP) — C. A. Publlahar' RtprtBartkOvS Tba pay-off to this etory? There isn't special meaning for the settlere, Among the finest places to obtain revengeful when abused and neg­ the condition of their dwellings. ness. Which would seem to Indi­ situation In the Hebron plantation. day cash, whether tbe pound of period of time. Previously, this lie not to the. ballot box or to a lected. They can quickly upset plan. Moat old houses have num­ there is a much bettor selection of when It Is someone else’s. Williams of Delaware, Okla., waa*' JuliusJulia* MathMgthtws SpsclAi Special Agenc]Ajsncy —New ing language of a diplomacy as ori­ any. Nobody has yet satisfactorily good oil for winter driving Is This permits them to make repairs erous small rooms. Many of these Xerk. Chicato. DAlroK And Boston cate that they have a rather spe­ coming aa they did from various The petition follows: that time was the equivalent of the power was used more or less blindly, Adamy's Service Station. Thla popular up-rising, but to the well- your entire anatomy and vital used cars to choo.se from than in .lust at this time of the year when three days late— but he reported ental as the Mikado himself. He explained the mystery of the gar­ parts of tbe colony to band them- "It Is now above seven years English pound, or whether the sal­ springs of the human will. before damage becomes extensive can be thrown together and spaci­ former years. Also the service de­ the roads are filled with snow and cial way, all their own, of running denia blanket. but the power was used by man sndi station is located at 248 Spruce organs with a train of Ills which and costly, and not only reduces for jury service. MRMBBR a u d it BUREAU Or makes slantwise feints and bluffs a', scivee together Into a new com­ since they (the proprietors) began ary was "old tenner, middle tennor la still being used. —Carl Vrooman, Bloomington, III. range from many ailments to pre ous up-to-date rooms created. partments have more time to prop­ ice and driving is dangerous to any street and Is a good place to take the cost o f upkeep but prevents the Arvld H. Scabtirg of 54 Walker He received his subpoena for jury ^CmCULATIuNB______Police Department affairs In the Boll munity. It, but they are so far from making or new tennor,” 1 have not been Many different schools of mental' your car to get It fixed up for win­ mature old age. erly service all u.sed cars so that case, especial caution should be the North China conspiracy—and value of their investment from streLs, telephone 6905 is ready at all they arc in the ver>- best possible service at Goodings, Ida., quit bis City. Another rather noticeable Twenty-Four Bebrone any distribution or giving any suit­ able to determine. healing have relief upon mind pow­ ter driving. There Is no part of the boeet salad. Don't Be Sorry—BE INSURED! to whom a police court judge may hit, "Boy Meets Girl,” Is about an appointment would give the ad­ ing may attll be seen on the old logg, etc. To the old Colchester road Recreation ('enter la not as useful aa It would be. If California on his uppers, connives control over the relatione between coupled with some sensible physical Thursday We Write All Kinds of Insurance including see fit to apply opprobrious and Ih uiusc two bad boys of Hollywood, ministration a black eye. Others "town meeting book," but it is bad­ and vicinity came John Gott. the his way Into the employ of a emplo)rer and employe; to curb ten- Ben Hocht and Charlie MacAr- argue that It's unlikely because ly mutilated by age. This meeting Birges, Waters, Skinners, Bulke- Items of Interest measures. I believe that physical movie star and unexpectedly finds Breakfast—Spinach omelet; Mel­ CAVET'S GRILL Watch This Space For Specials ba toast; stewed prunes. AUTOMOBILE dSDCioi to undue profit; to legislate jurious epithets short of that an­ thur, and reveals their boyish Hague, though* he has since come tvaa called September 20, 1708. leys. New Arrivals were coming measures will not be aa success­ himself with a string of murders 45 East Center Stredt for security In any way; to prevent cient recourse a poke In the jaw. pranks In the picture colony. Ot Into camp, was such a bitter foe Timothy Phelps waa chosen the from dsy to day. ful as they should be unless the men­ to solve. Lunch—Mushroom soup; combina­ THEFT PLATE GLASS FIRE SAND and tion salad of lettuce, tomatoes and ; deflation or to anything that in any course, this Is vehemently denied of Roosevelt at the 1D32 Chicago first clerk of the town. It being his And what a stirring time It must tetorday tal factor is taken Into coDSldera- DAVIS There are times when everybody “Service and Reliability'’ Daily 50c Luncheon and Plate Supper.^ by Sam and Bella Spewack (hus­ convention. tion. The mind has an effect upon (including the reader) suspects the cold cooked vegetables from day be­ duty to record births, marriages, have been, with trees being felled, The DeMolay will practice bas- GRAVEL Sunday Dinners $1.00, and A La Carte. fashion will react to prevent tho HAUPTMANN CASE I, The Hague backers however, are HOME BAKERY' fore. band and wife who wrote It. deaths, and land records. These old log bouses or more pretentious ketball from 3 to 4 o'clock. the body and this effect la a very baron of being a pompous and .9 operation o f business on a purely In But when I saw Ben Hocht talk­ Insisting that Hague is on "hon­ noticeable one. Certainly, this part EXCAVATING windy faker — a sort of Austrian Dinner— Roast pork; rutabagas; PAGANI GORMAN Bruno Hauptmann comes Into the books are now kept In the town'e dwellings going up In every section, The Red Raiders will practice 923 Main Street i - ,| , 441J Something Different Every Day! ing about tl^y show tbs other eve­ est boss" who have never made a of yourself which Is "unplnchable." A tbll line o t Whipped Cream GRADING Major Hoople — but in the end he string beans; salad of grated raw (< divlduallstic basis. fire proof vaults. These books, in land being broken up for planting, from 8 to 9 o'clock carrots; stewed apples. spotlight again through the prob ning, ho was saying, "It can't be nickel out of politic*, that Roose­ this part that yoa can not pick up Ui Goods Including Cakes, Cup LOAM, FILLING triumphs, and his antics are so ! The platform la almost entirely a velt is determined to keep a Catho- common with others throughout the roads laid out and worked, saw The men’s plunge period will be engaging, and tho mystery he Friday Cocktails - Liquors - Beer and Wines ability that on Monday the United about us," with a smile. held from 7 to 8 o’clock. Men must your fingers and feel, has an effect Cakes, Sponge Buns, Eclairs, BRIDGE AND ROAD I negative one, In that with a single Celebrities are taking their lie in the cabinet, that the politi­ state, have been taken In band by mills humming on every brook, Md tackles is so cleverly constructed, Breakfast — Wholewheat mush Accommodations for Private Parties. Staten will rule on the petition tliat experts acting under atate authori­ industry on every hand. get towels and plunge tickets at the upon tbe plnchable part. That un- Puffs and Horns. "llKceptlon it reflects opposition tu worst beating In Moss Hart anti cal situation calls for appointment BUILDING that the book is a delight from with cream; stewed f!gs. Tel, 3801 It review his esse but more especial ty, restored os far as possible, and Indian Tourists office. pinchable thing has an effect upon I Manchester Cole Barter's "JubUee” In which of a strong eastern political boss the part which you can grasp Please order early start to finish. Lunch—Baked eggplant: small 'poUcles or proceedings actually put the p.tgos covered with a protective, Friendly Indians s'rolled through A publlo Whist party will be held The A . R. WILKIE ly through the remarkable disclos Johnny Weismuller la faintly con­ to fill the postofflce Job, and that In studying the mental effect pro­ to avoid disappointment. Another good mystery just pub­ green psaa; salad of raw- spinach { Into effect by the New Deal, ppo- Hague obviously is the man who transparent silk tissue. They must the town as was their custom, at the West Side Rec on Cedar lished Ls "Murder With ' Pictures," leaves. 10 Walker 8t* Phone 8865 uro that Governor Hoffman of New cealed os Charlie RelamuUer when street. Play will atari at 8 o’clock. duced In the cure of diseases, ws Alexander Jarvis Co. posed by New Dealers or suipected people aren't calling him Mowgll. answers to tb* qualification*. Alao. have used varioua kinds of Ink In when on their way from one Indian 519 Main S t Tel. 8286 416 Center St. Tel. 4224—3526 by George Harmon Coxe (Knopf: Dinner—Baked sea bass; arti­ Jersey not long ago Interviewed they say, Farley approves Hague those old days. Some of tho recorda IHonday find that healing comes about large­ 12). A newspaper photographer is to IM their purposes. In so many There are also laughs at the ex­ settlement to another, spending the ly tliraugb applying th* principle of choke hearts (canned); salad of REPAIRS PUT OFF WILL COST YOU MORE! Hauptmann In hIs cell In the death pense of Elsa Maxwell, Park Ave­ aa. hla successor. are almost aa clear as If written night occasionally at tbe home* of The men's boxing class will meet the central figure in this one, get­ sliced tomatoes; junket. iwords this negative form of the doc nue's social arbiter, Noel Coward All any Insider can say assured­ yesterday, while others are so fad­ from 7 to 8 .’clock. suggestion. The patient baa sug­ ting Involved in the mystery invol­ Saturday MILK house In Trenton and la urging the some of their white acquaintances, gested to him a better belief, a bet­ jument Is thus explained: and any king or queen you might ly now Is that Roosevelt has been The women ■ gym class ivlll meet untarily when a pretty girl (flee­ Breakfaat— Broiled ham; coddled G. SCHREIBER * SOM, Inc. Board of Pardons to give the con ed as to be hardly dlscemable. Tho sleeping In the great kltchena with ter concept, or It may be just that Raw or I In opposing unsound economic care to mention. We also still ■’considering” Hague. There’s vio­ free and Independent spelling In from 7 to 8 rclock. AT YOUR SERVICE ing from the scene of the' crime) egg; Melba toast; applesauce GENERAL BUILIIINti UUNTKAUTUR8 vlcted kidnaper and murderer of the their feet towards the fireplace, or lie haa the Idea of Improving phy- i^and social measures It is unnec- have with us "Personal Appear­ lent dl-aagreement as to whether some places makes them almost as In warmer weather perhaps In some The men's gym class will be held We are always glad to answer any question about bursts Into his apartment and gets Lunch—Fresh fruit, all desired of Heeler* la Building Oiatertato. Wood Workina aad ReDalra. Lindbergh baby a personal hearing ance," which rakes a movie siren he has the vaguest thought of ap­ from 8:15 to 9 o'clock. sl9ally suggested to him very Into the tub with him while he is one kind. Pasteurized Office end Mill, 285 W. Oeeler SL ItaL 4882 ^essary to propose altematlvet. It hard to read aa If In a foreign lan­ bam or abed. We have It on the strongly. Tbe patient baa faith in I -Is far more constructive to expose It Is the general belief that Haupt over the coals, but the none-too- pointing him. guage. The womens tap dancing class INSURANCE having a shower; and although he Dinner—Salisbury steak; -vege­ authority of Benjamin Trumbull, wlU be held 'rciu 8 to 8:45. that suggeatlon; be believes he Is As You I such measures to the light uf cx- brlght heroine could be plenty of is not exactly like any newspaper tables en casserole; celery and ripe mann will not get any help from Town Clerk Phelps historian, that Owaneoo, one of the The men's plunge period will be going to be helped and he Is. at any time. We urge you to take advantage of our photographer I have ever met, be ! perirnce and subject tnem to the motion picture Sbebaa. Part of the Couzena story Is olives; apricot whip. RANGE and the Supreme Court, since It Is only that Frank Murphy, former mayoc First town clerk Timothy Phelps latter Mohegan sachems, was In the held from 7 to 8 o’clock. years of experience. Is a plausible character and tbe Like It. I teat of logic. was the son of Lieut. Timothy habit of wandering about his form­ •Vegetabjes en Caoaerole: 1 bunch ^ FUEL OIL PLUMBING. TINNING and HBA'HNG CONTRACTORS’ In the rarest Instances that the court Chonu Quallflcationa of Detroit and now high commis­ The women's plunge period will ()UESTION8 AND ANSWERS. plot which Mr. Coxe has provided of small corrots. 1 bimcb of small I The one positive declaration The difference between an old- sioner to the Philippines, will be Phelps of Windsor. It was his wife, er precincts ivlth bis squaw, beg­ be held from 8 to 0 o’clock. (Canned Pineapple.) 18 ingenious and properly baffling. Tested Oils for BuslneSa and RANGE Interferes with the regular course Martha Grow Phelps, who was the ging for food to eat or carry along. HOLDEN-NELSON CO., Inc. turnips, 1 cup of green peas, 1 cup Try Us for Residential Beating. I for “a currency maintained upon fashioned and new, stream­ coming back to run for governor The girla svm glass league wUI Question: Nona 8. aaks; "What 858 Main Street Tel. 8657 AllMl Inin all, you'lyouTI And "Murder'Murder of chopped celery, small head of OIL BURNERS of criminal procedure. But there lined chorus girl, according to of Michigan. heroine of the Prophet's Rock story, Undoubtedly this royal couple were bowl from 8 to 10 o'clock. vitamins ara contained In canned With Picture*" well worth your You will like our service! ODgKoc “"“sj.sr*'- I dollar' of0 fixed gold content." cauliflower broken Into small pieces. Quality and Is a good deal of buzzing over what Tom Weatherly, producer of mu­ He's a Democrat, of course, and tbe daughter of tbe Windsor couple seen on Hebron's streets. If the A late plunge period for men will pineapple? Do you advise Its while. Vf That declaration, coming at follow the gym class. Cut turnips and carrots as desired 109 Center reL 8878 appears like an extraordinary inter sical shows. Is plenty. Mr. Weath­ some of the boys are saying that whose mysterious disappearance sachem's broken rngitah could not use?" and mix with,the other vegetables Service Pearson & Johnson Johnson Little "Ume when Japan has captured erly, hiring chorines for his new he and Couzens would make a floe has already been noted. well be understood, he had with him Tuesday est In the Hauptmann case on the Answer: Canned pineapple con­ PROFESSOR TOSSES COIN and fill casserole. Add a small Phone 501S •anany o f the manufacturers' marketn Illustrators’ Revue, demands team for the party ticket. The first paper covered book a printed bit of doggerel composed The men's volleyball period will tains vitamins A, B and C. It la part of New Jersey's young gover­ Frederics Vita Tonic Permanent Waves FOR DISCUSSION OR QUIZ. amount of water, cover and bake IMlely by'the simple device of cur these ten speciflcatlona from a labeled “Lands and Grants" has by one Bushnell, a Connecticut set- be from 5 to 6:10. considered a good source of all of thirty minutes. This makes a nice, nor. lady of the ensemble; Rumors of cabinet changes have chart showing how the land was t'er, which he handed out to be The women's swimming classes these vitmins. In addition, canned $5.00 thick vegetable "atew", very savory In n cy depreciation, and when the She must be able to do simple been almost as thick oa injunc­ divided into numbered Iota from read. wUI meet as -Ollows; 7 to 7:45, be­ Stillwater, Okla.— (A P )— Dr. J. Be Prepared For Winter! There are those who scent some pineapple la of value on account of F. Page, proIesBor of aocloiogy at and sustatotog. Add a generous r^ank of England has deserted the stage and tap dancing. She must tion suits against New Deal laws. to 80, dated November 10, 1702. ginners; 7:45 to 8:30 Intermediate the food minerals it contains, such Budget Permanent Waves. .$3.00 lump of butter to each portion TIME TO CRANKCASE sort of political Implication In Hoff have distinctive personality. She Your correspondent invites atten­ The Model AJralane Club will hold Oklahoma A, A M. tosses a coin aZ CHANGE ALL 10 W. - 20 W. k o ld standard apparently for good These lots were sold to the settlers "Oneco, King, his Queen doth bring as calcium and phospherus. It pro­ Manicures now o n ly ...... 3 5 c hla clasa meet*. served hot from the casserole. P. J. Moriarty ARVID H. man's tentative Intervention. There must wear clothes with chlo. She tion to the suggestion that there by the proprietors and new lots To beg a little food. H meeting at 7:80. vides three additional minerals use­ 174 West Center Street THREE TRANSMISSION l ^ d is changing the price of gold may be no cabinet changes at all. The East 31dea will practice bas­ Tails! Just a nice discuaaion. are New Jersey politicians who arc must be slender and perfectly pro- were laid out from time to time. As they go along; hla friends ful In building normal blood, which 80 E* Pe livery day, la extraordinary but neg- purtloned. She must be Intelli­ Two things Inspire that shot in ketball from 7 to 8 o'clock. Heads! A quiz. QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS after the job of Colonel Schwarz- Another town meeting waa held among, are: Iron, copper . and nmng*io»— FRENCH BEAUTY SHOPPE (Omlsalon of Lunch) SHELL GAS and OILS Don’t Gamble! differential Ijlglble, being probably thrown In to gent. Sbe must not be less than the air: The Red Raiders will practice SEABURG E. P. 180 kopf. State Police bead who workeo December 21. 1709. The offlears To try how kind, how good. For this reason, pineapple to tbe 709 Main Street Phone BOSS Question; Nanette O. wants to FIRESTONE TIRES fptov< de at least one positive plank five feet three Inches tall or more First, Roosevelt has told certain from 8 to 9. up the Hauptm.onn case and brought than five feet six. She must have Intimates that he would just as chosen at this meeting were; The Briar A. C. will practice from canned form will help to prsventl know: "la there any value In omit­ Maple Super Shell Service Sta. If this platform represents the Nathaniel Phelps, town clerk; Ed­ Borne pork, some beef, for their re­ that type of anemia which d^lops* ting lunch? Several of tbe ^rls MURRAY BATTERIES GENERAL about his convlcton. Whether they imdvcd hair. No synthetic blondes, soon not reshuffle his top ap­ 9 to 10.- Phone 3829 11 Maple Street Salve Vendriltb, Mgr. .creed of Americiui Industry as red-heads or what-have-you need pointees until after election. ward Sawyer, constable; Stephen lief. Dance Attraction when the diet Is lacking to the where I work skip the lunch meal Valves Ground have "reached" Governor Hoffman blood-butldlng mineral elements. A PERO and I have been wondering about the Greasing Brake Retining I'wholc, well and good. But for tho apply. She must be vivacious Second, Farley, who at one time Post. Timothy Phelps, Samuel And If you can’t spare bread Friday. December 13, Art McKay CONTRACTOR whether he Is In sympathy wltli She must not have a vulgar or expected to resign the postmaster- Palmer Townsmen: Morrjs TUlot- She’ll thank you for pudding as they and his band. Dancing 8:80-12:30. great deal of publicity has been probable rtfect upon their health." Crankcase Service Republican party to adopt It for its Anawer: The lunch problem Is an them without having to be reached, raucous voice. She must be a lady. generalship no later than Septem­ ion, surveyor of highways; Samuel g o a goodlng. given to the special digestive en­ MOUNTAIN BROOK FARM ORCHARDS Road Service Telephone 6903 own, or to Incorporate In Its c last condition la the hard­ ber, has begun to show olgna o t Curtice, lister; These men repre­ And carry It on her head.” zyme present to conned pineapple, Uao Supply You With individual problem and no one rule TELEPHONE US FROM PROMPT DELIVERY ON or whether bis action In the case is BRITISH BUILDtNa PLANE All Kinds of Fresh TELEPHONE 8867 54 Walker St., Manchester platform the Idea that It la est coyness. < Chief reason tor the Far­ sented seven of tbe nine famHles which enzyme aids to the digestion may be formulated which will fit all FOR m OB, FAST FLYING. wholly disinterested and animated ley resignation which Jim and then living In the town, the two U nC Sleeting House of protein to the stomach. That Is, RICH, COUNTRY FRESH MILK Fruit and Vegetables todividuala. In the person of a good necessary to propose alternatives digestion, doing office work which by a desire for absolute justice, the Fashion Plate everyone else once expected was other families being those of Wil­ Tbe lines here refer to the Indian If you ate a meal of pineapple and From Tuberculin Tested Guernsey Cowa Always the Same High FUEL OIL would be to hand the 1936 election New York and jlbllytv w * ' A li tA MUMIIA ^ r «iz MANCHESTER EVENTNG HERALD, MANCHES’llCR. CUNN. SATURDAT, DECEMBER 7, 1 1 ^ fcSsi MANCHESTER EVENING HBKALU, MANCHE^rKK. tiuMNr SAIO JRO AY. P E C C M B E R 7, 198IL P A G E I CORPORATIONS TAX NAZI HOUS&BARN eW iik O fll JSove WTIC DAILY RADIO PROGRAM REQUIRES DETAOS by AAary Reymend Cssrriiis NCA isis Hartford, Uenn. , F he igh chool orld 50B1MW. 1640 R. (ir 382JI M SATURDAV, DkCEMSgR 7 (Csotral and Eastern SUndard Tim s) T H S W BEGIN HEBE TODAY Traveirra BroadcasHog Servloa. peof^jns to ksv snd bsalc ehnlni or xronpa thsrsof unlCM ooMa* After the deeth of her poreats, argued. “You might not bo able to stand that sort of life.” (Boatem Standard Time.) fled, coast (o coaat (o to c) dssisnstlon Includes sU svaltabis stations. lovely DANA YVB8TBBOOK oomoo Proarsms subject to chsngs eelthout prevloue notice In sdvsnce. P. M. Saturday, December 7, 1935. Compiled by Students of Manchester High School Miss Helen Estes, Faculty Adviser "A ll I know la that I can't stand VoL m.. No. 25. New Law Calls for Returns from obreed to moke her home NBC-WEAF NETWORK Cant. not being with you,” Dana Whisper­ tS ft Witt a graadnsother she has never aASiC — t s it i wesf «lw weel wtic ed. “ I want to be with jrou always, Saturdaj', December 7 Been. wjnr w u s weth kyn «rhlo wfbr wre 2 Jfc Word., TrI. from Banks -As Well As llOO— ^News; weather; Market re w ir wben wc»e wt»ni wwj weal: Mid; Dana’s half-sister, NANCY W AL­ ScotL I don't care how poor we •'W -P ree t-R id l. New. Rerlod Before The Bell are.” port. ks(1 wumti tvcfl who wow wdaf 2 i J t Announeed REVIEW A C n vm E S EDITORIAL I SR. ENGUSH CLASS LACE. lesento Dona’s eonilng. 1:18— H it Tune. MIOWeST-wuoU wir« 8onse-ba. NEW STUDENT COUNCIL Other Businesses. Dana’s grandmother hopes her There was only one way to an­ NORTHWEST A CANADIAN wtmi alo. Jack Major—midwest; Ruaaalt swer. 1:29—Conn. State College program wllia kstp woUc wday kfyr cret cfci A Orchestra—west yomig gnoddanghter will marry SOUTH — wrva wpir wwnc wls wjax THESE CHRISTMAS SEALS A fte r a while Scott said, "W e 1:45— Lee Gordon's orchestra. Parker’s Prog.’— rich R O N A L D MOOBE and Is elat­ wflA'Wiun wlod warn wmc wab wapl E«*6mblo—west OF TERCENTENARY Again, between Thanksgiving and STUDIES EnQUEFTE could be married tonight as well as 2:00—Rex Battle'.' concert En­ wjdx wamb kvoo wky wfaa fvbap kpre 8 :3 ^ 7:30 - Niagara Palla Band— Preparations have been completed ed w hM be falls In love with her. PLANS XMAS BASKETS Christmas, we bear the appeal to any othet time. Things won't be semble. woal ktba ktha wsoc wava wtar « Seranado -midwost buy pins and Christmas seals. In by State Tax Commissioner William Dana, meanwhile, hae become at- MOUNTAIN--kon kdyl keir kshl any different as far as money Is 2:80— Week-end Revue. PACIFIC—kpn kfl kRW homo Uh(| kfad ! ’5J“ K**®**‘®* Callfornis . support of the great fight against H. Hackett, for the receipt of In­ kraetod to DR. SCOTT STANLEY. 3:30— Music Guild. 7.30— 8:30—Muiteat Toast. Ore.—be* come tax returns under the provi­ concerned for a long while." ktar kiu kpo kax ki& kjr kya keca l i •i^''"*48er Enaam.—midw. BROW TALKIE ON R.AYON tuberculosis. For more than Nancy, who masks her love for 4:00— Carol Dele. Cant. Baate Essays, Pageants, History Introdactionz, Table Man­ sions of the new corporaUon busi­ "I don’t want to wait, anjrway.” a.flSr Orohoa.—mIdw twenty-five years the National B«siald behind an entagonlstle at- 4:16— N . Y. Program. 12:(X^ 1:00—Nawat Oao. Duffy Orohaa. l;S2i S M^tim. oroh— to t Home Room Representatives ness tax law enacted 1^ the Gen­ "It would be sort pf a blow be­ • ’5 “ Ta Bo Announced Through the courtesy of the Tuberculosis Association has been Utade. anxlonely watches BonaliTs 4:80—Our Barn. 12:30— 1:30—Uaa Qerdon'a Orchaatra working very bard against this eral Assembly o f 1836, Chapter 66B latoreet In Dona. Just os anxiously neath the belt to carry jrou off to­ 1:00- 2:00—Rai Battta and Bnaambla Hullck Orohoitra Foremen's Club, s sound-movie, Reports and Exhibits ners, Letter Writing and 8:00— Blue Room Echoes— Joseph Opinion Spoekor; telling how North American disease. Startling facts about It, of the 1933 Cumulative Supplement night," Scott mused. "1 guess jrou'd 1:30* 2:30—Rtvua of tha Wieh End ” Elected; Stodent Organi­ YADIA LONG, watches Seott Blume, director; with Bradford 2:30- 3:30—Tha NBC Muale Oulid Chopin rayon is made, will be shown In that deserve the attention of every­ This fact waa made kmnvn In a belter go back to your grandmother Lyman A Oroheotra Stanley’s attraction to Dona deep- Rejmolds. 3:00— 4:00—Carol Data Sons Program 10.30—11:3(!^CIatudo Hopklna Orehea.— the assembly ball Monday after UsedinM.H.S. one, are given over the radio; mov­ statement Issued by Tax Commie- ea. and hear all tha horrible things 3:10— 4:1ft—To Be Announced Other Points Discussed. she’ll tell you about me. Then wa 5:80—Kaltenmeyer’a Kindergarten. 3:3(>* 4:30—Our Barnp by and for KIdt Mualo—midwrat zation Will Choose Dele­ school. There Is no admission ing pictures are shown, and rasters eloncr Hackett today. Bonald beoomee Jealous o f Soott K4w and Orehee* can be married tomorrow. Maybe 6:0(^Wrightvlire Clarion. 4:00— ft:0O*Dlui Room. Beheea* Or. 11.3^l2:3^Starllnp Yeung Orohoa.^ charge. Students from the tex­ and exhibits are used■ to bringang be- Under tbe provisions of the new and stays away. Dana wonders 4:30— 8:30—Klndaraarten Via Radio tile department of the Trade that’s taking a risk, but Pve got to Gems from Memory. beale. Bddle Naibaur Oi^h.-—mitdw A summary o f ths many and vari­ fore all tbs necesslt'Ity o f proper law, returns are required not only what bos happened. 8:00- 8:0O-Dick Fldlor Oreh.; Newa gates; Officers Not Yet school are Invited to attend. knowledge In protectingtmi theniselves Do jrou know when It Is permis­ have you With jrour eyes open." 6:40—Tbe Harmoneers. 8:30— 8:30—Prate Radio Nowo Period NBC WJZ NETWORK of mercantile, manufacturing, flnon- M ib. Cameron aalu Scott to stop 6:3ft— 0:3ft—Alma KItehotli Contralto This picture will be shown at ous types of activities conducted against tuberculosis.. Testa for sible to chew gum In public, what cial and other miscellaneous cor­ "Nothing that anyone could say 7:00— Thornton Fischer on Sports. BASIC — Cast: w ji wbs-wbsa wbal visiting Dona, Believing Dans sano- 8:4ft— 6:4ft—Ralioton from Nowa» Talk *^vnal other times during the day to during the past year in Manchester children and chest examinations for Is the correct way to eat soup, what porations which are required to re­ would make any difference." Dana's 7:15—Pop-eye the Sailor. 6:00— 7:00—Thornton Piohors Sporto wfll; Mid: wcky weur wla kwk koU Elected. the Klwanls Club and to the tions her grandmother’s Intorfer- 0:1ft— 7:1ft—Poptyo tho Sailer. Skotoh wren wmaq kso High school In celebration of the adults are given. Services are given port to the Federal Collector of In­ eyes were twin pledges. 7:80— Rhythm of the Day— Luther Foremen's Club. should be done with the knife and snoe, Soott oeases his attentions. buUdlng pictured above are a striking feature of "New Germany's" Martin, director. 6:30— 7:30—Hampton Inatltuto Singer MIDWEST—wint wood Wire free to those suffering, and It Is all ternal Revenue, but also of savings, They went back to the danoe 7:00— 8:00—Tho Parade of Hite—to r Tercentenary annivaraary of Con­ made possible by the sale of these fork when passing your plata for a Dona goes to a dance, wondering If t£JSl?ho^to“ raOT^“ *" P™*^**®' «uch farm outflts^already have bran estabUiLd 7:46— Medical Talk. NORTHWBST a CANADIAN — wtmi One o f George Flseber'e H. S. Snaps. banks, savings and loan ossoda V Soott will be there. then. Dana felt as though she were S:00- 8:00-0. Rubtnoff O roh.-Plw e ertt cfef The nucleus o f the new Student necticut has recently been prepared penny Christmas eeala. second helping? I f jrou are In doubt tions, building and loan associations! floating over tba floor. Scott out In 7:60—Laurel Trio. 8:30— 8:80—Wallaeo Beery—oat to cat •OUTH — wrva wptf wwno wla wiaa Council, composed of representatlevs for a report to the State Commis­ Even students who have, perhaps, NOW GO ON WITH THE STOBY 8:30—lOiS^Cern Cob Pipe Club—to r wne*waun wlod warn wmo wsb wapl about these facts or any others, commercial state banks and national' now and then and they danced al­ 8:00—AI Goodwin's orchestra. 10:00—11:00—Harold Stem*# OroHootra elected Thursday morning from each a small allowance, could each do wjdx wamb kvoo wky wfaa wbap kpro COMMERCIAL CLUB sion. why not visit Room 25 Main where banks. CHAPTER XVI most without words, unaware of 0:00—Rublnoff’s orchestra, 10:30—11:30—Nowat R. Chlld*o Ofohae. woal ktba kths wsoe wav#' home room, held a meeting seventh Historical essays were written. their bit. The small red croises Prior to the enactment of this their surroundmga, unaware of any­ Toung's orchestra 11:00—12:00—Freddie Martin Orohao. MOUNTAIN-koft kdyl kglr kehl CONCERT SERIES GIVEN are on sale In each home room for a tests on just such questions are be­ Ehwryone, apparently, was at tbs 11:30—12:30—Ai Lyono and Orohaatrs PAC IPIC -kgo kfl kgw komo khq kfsd period on Thursday In Room 14 Student reports on research were The Girls*Angle new statute, banks were not hi- thing except their own ecstatic hap­ 10:80— Oora Cob Pips cilub. cent apiece and It would help ing given? College Club dance. Tlie ballroom GERMAN FARMERS STILL CB8 WABC NCTWORK ktar kpoikos kga kjr kra kaea Frwklln. No officers were elected, DISCUSSES FRAUDS 11:00— News. given. Gueet-speakeri were Invited The senior English class is the cluded with other (wrporations sub­ floor was crowded almost suffocat­ piness. Cant. Baat. Btnee the clubs and other orgsuilza. to speak to some classes. Exhibits Oul, oul, le temps pour Jouer su FOR THE YOUNG PEOPLE tremendously If tbe students would ject to the net Income tax. but spe­ SASIC—’Baatt wabo wade woko woso cooperate. target for these questions, snd It Is ingly, though it boasted one of tbe And then, at last, it was Urns to Orchestra. waab wnae wgr wkbw wkre whk wjr 12:30— 1:80—Tha Old Sklppar’a Qang rions have not had time to choose were prepared and put on display. basketball eat id enlln. (D o I get cial taxes were imposed against such “ :00— Bin Scotty's orchestra. 2:00—Words A Muoic Program — Seymour, '87. made vary interesting by actual largest dancing areas In town. go home. Dana said good night to wdre wcau wjae ween wfbl wepd wjinr: their delegates to the Council. A At tbs third meeting of the Com­ The graduation pageant traced my A, Miss Low 7) Or for you other institutions, and building and I6an 12:0O—Hldn.—Silent. Midweati wbbm wfbm kmbe kmox 1:30— 8:10—To Bo Announced (1 hr.) nominating committee will choose illustrations. Someone’s grandmoth­ It was a highly successful dance. Rogsr, smiling mjrsteriously. If GRUMBLE ABOUT LOT whan kfah krnt 3:00— 4:00—To Bo Announeed mercial Club, held Thursday during briefly the history of Connecticut lads and lassies not quite so iissoclatlons were entirely exempt the members to be voted upon for French-minded os Yours Truly, the A very attractive concert aeries, er appeared at the front of the There was good music. Scores of Roger only knew! Tomorrow by this BAST—wbna wpp whp wheo wlba wfee 8:10— 4:SO’wMuale Maslo Cenoort the seventh period. President Stan­ from the settling of Thomas Hooker from taxation In past years. t - wore wire efrb ckao wib* wipaa waap 8:4ft— 4:.a 'vU< also be asked to vote upon two sweepstake tickets, penny flipping, essays treated: "A Comparison of the girls' practice \ ere Peg Haugb, respondenf, Invostigatod this angle 6 per cent on tbe capital stock , 8:30—Btele Thempaefif Orgaii youngsters Is the performance of ter, explaining tbe mistake, wins a give tbe order to the waiter. When 31, and November 30, and many bit of flirting. Dana, through tbe wide-awake. She dressed quickly 1:00— Road to Romany. ItiW—KilO-Tammy Tu.k.i’ a Oralwsk plana. and America's common racketeer Foods and Methods of Preparation Felicia Pletrowskl, Elolse Duke, of National Socialism, and tells must be put Into government Humperdinck's "Hansel and Gretel” , Parker pen and pendl s e t The returns have already been filed 1^ weeks he hM known her, .hadn’t and went downstairs. Sarah told l:f<^—Words and Muale I’lan I who aells protection. Many ex­ In Orford Parish and In Manchester MarJ McCTormlck-and a number of eating soup, should you let the what he found out In the article be­ bonds or paid out in Increased WeD, Antiior*s Story. as almost everyone has, at some mistake that almost won the prize these corporations. Returns are seemed that kind of girl. Rather ths her someone had called and left a wages. 8:00— "Pop Ckmcert” 1. Ekmh student bring In a stated amples were given of people who others who made the girls' varsi­ spoon sink straight down and let low, This Is one of the exclusive, of Today," "The Pitkin Glass Works time, read tbe famous tale. This Is due 90 days after the close of the opposite. But then jrou never could number. Dana did not recognize tbe 2:50— Vox Pop Interviews. 5:30—^Jufia Sonderaoa and Frank 8:00—Rosea and Drums— T flB b t amount of money, determined as were defraud^ by fakers who are ty team last year Lotsa luck to for Mary, was the colling of Cap­ the soup ooze upr around tbe spoon 7 unoensored dispatches which Hunt k'ully os Important In the minds and the “Pitkin Community", "The to be presented on December 18, by tain Mllea Standlsb, "General Stand- fiscal year. Those corporations tell. number, but she dialed It, heard of the workers to ths matter of 3:00—Civic Symphony Orchestra orchestra, Bernice dalra and Rids", dramatlo sketch. necessary by committee. always able to And plenty of "suck­ ou again this .vear, girls, both on the National Music League of New Absolutely noL You should dip the Is sending to N E A Service and The New York, Dec. 7.— (AP) — The Oliver Smith. History of Silk In Manchester." Ish." which operate on a calendar year They went out on the porch. And Scott's ■voice groaning: "It’s nearly Herald. special holidays, arranged by the of Hartford. 6:80— Bob Becker’s Chats About 8. Committee purchase all the ers" to buy their worthless prod­ Siterclass teams and on the varsity. York. spoon away from yourself. Don't try social future of three girls from a Crumit. Many of these essays were printed The boy who received the prize basis and close tbdr books of ac­ suddenly, there was Scott leaning 9 and here you are just out of bed Labor Front. It Is possible now 4:00— "Ths Wldowr'a Sons." D oga articles which the homeroom directs ucts. Other events In the series will to hide anything from your table as feature articles In the High this week, got honorable mention count on December 81, 1935, will against a post, smoking. -What sort o f w ife have 1 picked out, for a workman to have a speci­ fish cannery can be a fairly exalted 4:80— Dorothy Drsalln, soloist 6 ;00—National Amateur Night shall be put Into baskets. After the discussion a committee be: a concert by the Traveler’s Or mate. When you pass your plate for By FRAZIER HUNT 8:48— Weekend News Rsvtew. waa chosen to prepare a topic for School World. Girls' basketball calls for the six last week, and tbe girl winner of receive forma. Instructions and reg­ Dana put a hand on Roger’s arm. anyway ?’’ (Copyright 19St by NEA Servlca, Ine.) ally arrangied low-priced summer thing In thto land o f opportunity, 4:45—Henry Albert Phillips and with Ray Perkins. Plan i f (with apologies to Jack Benny) po­ chestra, with a narrator explaining a second helping, which most of 6:00— Evening Radio JournaL discussion at the next meeting of One particularly interesting guest- this week is a direct descendent of ulations during the early part of The hand trembled a little. "L e t’s I promise to make It up In lota holiday trip to points as far away ()u a rtet 6:80—.Smiling Ed McConnslL 1. Committee plan menu with aid sitions of jump, side-center, two the signlflcance of the music, on you probably do. you should never but you will find nothing to support 6:15—Fascinating Rhythm— Ran- the club. speaker was Mrs. A. E. Loomis, the Capt. Miles Standlah. January. go back,” she whispered. " I feel o f other ways,” Dans aald. “ What Berlin (via London), Dec. 7—It Is as Norway or Sweden. He to giv­ ®:00— Psnthanse Sarenadb. 0:48— Voice of Ehcpsriencs. of homeroom. guards and two forwards. It's a January 16; and. In conclusion, a set your knife and fork on the table that commentary In NeUtoe Child's . ny Weelis and hli orchestra, Ruth Rundc was elected to repre­ wife of one of the descendants of a Savings banks, building and loon better now." are you doing?” difficult to decide whether Hitler's en a three weeks' holiday on full 8:30— Dream Drama. 7:00— Alexander W oolcott__ tbe 6:30— Ctofflpana's Grand HoteL 3. Elaeh student volunteers to grand game and abou* the most concert by the Cleveland Orchestra, cloth. Leave them on your plate. olnj'. "Weep for the Virgins." sent the Commercial Club in the "flrst Connecticut Family," who aosoclatlona and all other organisa­ "You don’t look better," Roger "Preparing to dash over to see pay and the state helps him on 0:45— AI Goodman's orchestra. Town Crier. 7:00— Jack Benny—M ary U vtog* bring la an Item on che menu. popular with the girls at Manches­ especially arranged tb appeal to Almost everyone has eaten, or tried Germany followed America, or vice this undreamed-of journey. This Miss Child has a good, If not pre­ Student Council. brought old deeds, fire-arms, can tions which have not been required retorted. "You look all In. W hat you jrou. Have you told the old lady ? 6:00— Catholic Hour. 7:30 — Phil Baker— Tbs Grsat ■tone, Johnny Green's o r^ s s - 8. In addition, a small money con­ ter High. yuung people. to eat, a club sandwich, and won­ versa. In the whole matter of crops whole vacation and sports progiram cisely revoluUonary. start when she — F. Sbeldbn. dle-making equipment, and foot- The music to be heard Is of the GRADUATING CLASS to report to the Odlector of Internal naed la something to pick you up. “No. I haven’t had time. Pm just 6:80— News. American Tourist tea Kenny Baker, tenor, tribution to purchase meat and per­ dered just what is the correct way, and price control, land settlement to (tailed the "strength through " joy chose to write of a mothor who regi­ ishable articles. warmers, and talked about life In best, but Is of tbe type that will Revenue In tbe past and which a i« Let's go downstairs and find IL” ready to do It now.” 6:45—Program from WEEI. 6:00— fikldls Cantor with Jamss 7:80— Robert L. "BeUcve-It-Or- Each year In the very early but now the secret Is out. You and subsistence homsteads. movement.” mented three unwilling daughters to The council voted to have Christ­ "Great-Grandmother's Day." There surely appeal to untrained ears. now required to report to the tax They were quite near the figure "You'll probably need reinforce­ 7:00— K*7 Spy stories. Wallington and Parkjrakarkus Not" Ripley; Oxito Nelson spring a varsity blue and a varsity ELEQS COMMIHEE should use a fork. And there are Hitler came Into power on Janu­ careers she felt had been lest to her mas carols sung In the Franklin m a s . DEBATING TEAM were cla.sa-room exhibits of old — Degraw. commissioner will be obliged to dose leaning carelessly against the porch ments." 7.'30— Sigurd Nllssen, bass. 8:30— Leslie Howard— Stags and and- hto orchestra; BUUa white team Is chosen to represent two terrible crimes! Don't start ary 30, 1933, and Roosevelt live Workers Loom As Hitler’s Strength through Ill-considered manlags. Building. school books, magazines, glass, their books of account on Decemter pillar. Dana her heart throbbing "No." valiantly. "I don't need re­ 7:45— Morin Sisters and Ranch Screen Star with Dramatic Trask, vocalist Manchester High In a girls' basket­ eating until everyrone else baa been weeks later. They each hurriedly But with good housewives She tyrannized them, tbe author The following students have been cloth, and pictures. 81, and alt returns for the year to vtolently, ran up the red flag of inforcements." Boys. Cast. ball tournament, held at West (Tommitteba for the 1935-A class served, and never talk witb food In embarked on an agriculture and standing In long lines for two set forth, to her point of view and 8:00— M ajor Bowes* Am ateur Hour . elseted to the Council, representing SEUECTS ‘YES' AND 'NO' Tbe June graduation pageant, end December 81 will be due on or courage and recklessness. "I'm off to get the license,” came 8:00—Major Bowes' Amateur Hour 10:00— Wajms King's erehsatra. Hartford. Blue and White varsity day program were elected at the your mouth! land aettlement program. Hitler, of hours to buy one-quarter pound of made them her spiritless puppets. 6:00—Life to a Song—Gouatsas. the homerooms In the Main Build­ written by members of the graduat­ teams are present from other towns SOCCER TEAM TO LOSE class meeting held on Thursday In before April 1, 1986. "Fine,” she agreed, with what Scott's blithe voice. "Don't let me c'ursc, did not have to trouble his butter, and with fata almost Im­ 9:00— Manhattan Merry-go-Round, 10:30— Freddts Rich's Penthouaa, Olga Alhanl, soprano; Chatlas You all write letters, here are a The fact that a corporation may What you saw on tha stags, how­ ing. The first named Is the repre­ ing claaa, pictured the progress and smd cities, and an elimination meth­ the high school auditorium. she hoped was a nonchalant inflec­ down, darling!’’ head about congressional majorities possible to get. It la Uttle wonder 9:80— M erry Madcaps — Norman 11:00— Yankee Network News Serv­ Prsvto and hto orchestra. The M.H.B. debating team for the few rulea for. writing. Never send not have actively engaged in busi­ ever, contradicted tho character of sentatives, and the second Is the id- growth of Connecticut from Ita od la used In playing off these W ith Principal Edson Bailey and tion. "I’ll never let you down,” Dana and Supreme (jourt decisions wben that there still to widespread com. ClOuUei', director; with Bob ice. 6:80—W alter WtoebeU. season of 1935-36 has been selected SEVEN BY GRADUATION an engraved acceptance or regret, ness during the year will not mlleva the dladpllnarlaiv-inother. Shs to temate—Rm. 31, James Mahoney, as follows; affirmative speakers— birth to today. The state motto: games. Last year Manchester Class President, Lewis Jones, pre­ The man against ths post moved promlaed, her Ups close to tbe hard, It came to a German AAA, or a plaint and disaattofaellon. But Bllto. 11:16— Carl HofPs orchestra. 8:45— Natla GoodsUa tonga. and If you are sending an accept­ the corporation of the llablltty fOr Introduced with a punch on tbe Jaw Gladys Hiller; Rm. 28 Jean Story, Herbert Weber, Catherine Wilson, "That which has been transplanted reached the scmi-flnals, but waa de siding, the class elected the follow­ suddenly, barring their way, metaUlc Instrument. And then she Subsistence Homesteads plan. All except for tbe Communists 1 doubt 10:()0— Symphonj Concert 11:30— Five Minutes with Radio 10:00— Dreams o f Long A g o —draas- ance, mention tbe day and hour for filing a return. Liability for filing from her worthless husband and for Frank Warren; Rm. 37 James Dou- Esther Shapiro; negative speakers shall sustain," was used as the feated by a very close margin by ing committees. 'T think this la our dance, Dana," ventured daringly, "DarHng!’’ he had to do was call a stenogra­ If It Is more than vocal. 11:01— "The Melody Master.” Stars. attoatloa; Vass Family. West Hartford who. for the flrst The Manchester high school soc­ the convenience of the person re­ returns depends upon corporate ex­ tho rest o f the play her reputed Iron n a . Jack Crockett; Rm. 26, Teddy —Felicia Pletrowskl, Eugene Kel­ theme. Claaa Prophecy C^ommlttee: Ehies Scott sold, witb such cold intensity There was a sound close by. Dana pher and dictate a decree. The Socialist part of Hitler's 11:80— News. 11:88— laham Jones' orchsstra. 10:80— HigbUghts to H a m o a y. Nelson, Bari Moore; Rm. 35, Kenneth time In many years, emerged cer team, which has finished an al­ ceiving the letter. It you are plan­ istence and not upon corporate ac­ Now, two years after tbe plans National Socialism has substance Will to as flabby as the deadest tuna ley, Gilbert Hunt; alternates— Sam In one senior English class, Johnson. Jane Sonniksen, Edna Hll- that Roger waa backing off awk­ said, "Goodby,” huskily. T h e phone 11:45— Enrio Madrlguera's orches­ 11:00— Tima, wtathsr, temperatnra. Tadford, Woodow Trotter; Rm. 34, victor of the basKctball tournament. most perfect season with only one ning on being married, send out tivity. Therefore, any concern had been formulated, I drove out and reality. It would level off In the caimery on the backdrop. Her Pratt, and Horace Blasell. study of whaling was made In blg. Jack Bellamy, Elmore Ferris, wardly before he realized It. "Sor­ cUcked, shutting off Scott's reas­ tra. 11:01— Press-Radio Nows. Leo Johnson, Ralph Johnson; Rm. loss, two ties and seven wins, loses Lewis Jones. your Invitations three weeks in ad­ which has filed a certificate o f In­ from Berlin to visit one o f the fin­ much of the old class distinctions whined commands are Ignored. The debaters are coached by preparation for the Tercentenary ry. Sorry”, Roger said. "See you suring voice, Dana faced her grand­ 13:00— Silen t 11:15— Bhaador, vloUidat. 38, Robert Campbell, Francla Bar­ David Hartwell of the M. H. S. Well. I’ll see you girls at the next seven men through graduation. Class Will Committee: Raymond vance. If you are addressing a letter corporation and which has not been soon.” ished products o f the “ New Far­ and curtail the power of great In­ The eldest girl, destined to be tbe Exhibit at the Trade School last mother. 11:80— Fifth Avenns H otel orehea- rett; Rm. 33, Manuel Ostrlnsky, faculty, who during his high school basketball practice I hope: and • Albert Starchewskl hard-driving Donahue, Kenneth Tedford, E liza­ to a doctor, write "Dr.” before his completely organized will neverthe­ mers" program. Here In tbe tiny dustry and wealth. pampered wife of a yet undiscovered spring. Research work for the full-back; Noel Lyttle, a forward "What did you mean by reln- good provider, carries her rebellion tra. John Smytbe; Rm. 19, Blanche and college days was himself very word to you boys on the boys’ bas­ beth Luplen, Dorothy Nelson, 'Vera name, not his name followed by "M. less be required to report as a cor­ There was a moment of silence village of Brusendorf an old estate For all this the average work­ WBZ-WBZA whaling project was done and sev­ with a kick that scored many s poration. forcementa?" Mrs. Cameron de­ of some 600 acres, with a potato man to grrateful. into unmarrid motherhood. 12:00—Jimmy Joy and Osella OalTs GatU, GUdys' Addy; Rm. 18. Harold active In debating. eral articles were written for the ketball team: all of us Manchester Ehigland, Albert Starchewskl. D." after Roger bad gone. Then Dana manded. " I never Ltsard such silly Sprtaggeld — Boetea goal; Sidney Leggett, an outside Approximately 10,800 corpora­ distillery plant near the manor It may be that the workmen The gayest and loveliest daughter, orchestra. Berger, Marian Behrend; Rm. 17, The topic for debate among the High School World. High school gels wfll be there to Class History Committee: Doro­ Do you know what a "bread and said firmly: ‘T t Isn’t our dance and chatter. And what do you mean by (Bosteni Standard nrae,) Sophie Falkoakl, Richard Cobb; Rm. cheer you luslliy, ‘n loud. In return man with lightning In his shoes, and tions are subject to the provisions bouse, had been taken over by the hold the key to Hitler's future. blesgcd with a talent fo r wearing a 13:80—Grand Terrace Cafe irrfliw • rival schola this year la; tn the history classes reports on thy Denton, Mary Marsden, Wesley butter letter" Is? It la a letter writ­ you know IL” calling some young man 'Darling' WDRC 18, James Macksey, Robert Hol­ for the sound shellackings we hope Francis Brimley, a substitute, who of the new law and as penalties for government and subdivided Into 18 If the boycott against Germany shawl like a Hollywood star and thus tea. "Resolved; That the several Oryk, Pearl Johnson, Herman U l­ ten to one's hostess following a "When little girls start being sil­ over the telephone?" 225 man; Rm. 14, John Fraher, George various phases of Connecticut hU you will render the opposing teams. fought hard whenever he was put In, failure to make returns on the due small farms, ranging from 37 to 28 continues and trade does not Im­ prepared to supplant Marlene Die­ Hartford, Conn. IS84 states should enact legislation pro­ brich, George Fischer. visit to her home, and Is always es­ ly,’’ Scott answered coolly, "It's Stanrday, Deoember 7 lory were made. Such topics os Howzabout It? all graduate at mid-years in Janu­ date and to moke payment of the Mrs. Chimeron’a voice waa stirred acres in size. Four great bams had prove, It to In tbe cards that un­ trich at tho drop of a hat. changes (Bostera Standard Time.) Orasladlo; Rm. 13, John Johnson, viding for a system of complete Class Gift Committee: Florence sential after a visit. Letters of con­ racessary to do something about l:30-4-H aub. Ernest Larson; Rm. 13, Dorothy medical service available to all "Founders and Leaders of Connecti­ Nemo. ary. tax with the return are quite severe. by excitement and anxiety. been rebuilt Into eight dwelling employment wlU come within a careers to become what the police Leemon, Margaret Caslson, Marjorie dolence should be short and sincere. 1:48— M ilitary Band. Scheiber, Jean Newberry; Rm. II, cltlxens at public expense." cut," "Connecticut’s Contribution to Stanley Opalach, a shifty and fast It Is the intention of Tax Commis­ "The telephone happened to be houses, with barns attached, and ten year or two. Then the lowly fac­ blotter Inellgantlj knows as a "lush May, Woodrow Trotter, Thomas In personal letters, It Is permis­ 2:00— News. George Smith, Vatette Turner; Rm. As yet the club has had only one America," and "Founding of Tale", half-back, backed up tbe forward sioner Hackett to release to the "Whan did jrou qualify as my pro­ the only place at the time," Dana new combination dwelllng-bama bad tory band may show where he roller." Saturday, December T Dannaber, Henry Haefs. 2 :16—Words and Music—Edward 4, Gladys Bralthwalte, Eleanor meeting at which the speeches on were given. Some classes visited the line with great effectiveness and sible to use the typewriter. press from time to time such Infor­ tector?’’ Dana’s voice was trem­ said olowly, been erected. The new farmer had stands. Her crude technique in robbing 1:00—Jack Shannon, tenor. —K. Tedford. '38A. Davies, baritone. Bums; Rm. 8, Kenneth Morrison, the topic of the debate were passed Manchester schools' Tercentenary JR.-SR. FRENCH CLUB scored a few goals blmself. Walter A rule o f cutting-ln at dances mation, os tn his opinion w ill asalat bling. "I can't see that you've got a "Such tmpudencel" been furnished four cows, a litter My guess to that most of them drunks falls her and the last we see 1:18— Poetlo Strings. will stand by Hitler. 2:80— Miniature Theater. Charles Robbins. but to the team. Mr. Hartwell pre­ Exhibit In a group. Much of the re­ Smith, a scrappy outside man, did that must never be broken is that corporations In the preparation of right to Interfere. I’m not a little Dona sUU stood by the telephone. o f pigs, and machinery and horse o f her she to In flight from the no- eoiiipmcnt to run hla place. Over 1:80— Yankee Network Newa Serv- Franklin Building representatives pared these assignments so that search work necessary for the high some wonderful passing and was also a man cannot cut in on a girl after returns In strict compliance witb the girl, and I'm able to take care of A sUgbt figure, trembling a little, lice. - ios. 8 :00—International Relay from (Baatera Standard Tims.) DISCUSSES XMAS PLANS all Germany more than 10,000 and alternates; Rm. 3, Raymond every speech baa one main thought school project in the exhibit was responsible for a few goals. John SWISHERS they have danced together until sUtute, and at the same time re­ mjrself. I don't care for your Inter­ preparing to face the storm she was Dresden, Qermanj'—folk songs such farm outfits bad been estab­ Nor to the awesome mother suc­ 1:48— Metropolitan Players— Ether Barrett, Barbara Batch; Rm. 5, Mar- prevailing. done by members of Social Science Guthrie, center half, who used his there have been two Intervening ference—” Her voice broke. about to Invoke: by Saxony miners from tho lieve his department of the unpleas­ lished, and within the next 18 DEMOCRATS OF TOLLAND cessful with her youngest, a child 8:10—Football Souvenir program. querlte Cole, Doris Christensen; Rm M. H. B. w ill open lU attack on classes. bead and feet to full advantage and The Manchester High school cuts by other men. Did you know ant duty of imposing penalties for 'T gathered es much from jrour ‘Tm going to 5s married today. of 16. Thla one she ia trytnx to H ertz Mountains. New York, Dec. T.— (A P )—Sae- Tentative plana for a CHirlstraas years 85,000 families are to he 2:30—Football game. 6, David Heatley, Vincent Diana; the Hartford Public High School on For the schools' exhibit at the contributed a goal. These players started o ff Its basketball season that? delinquency in either the filing of re­ grandmother," Scott aald. "She Grandmother,” Dana said simply, starve Into tbe slenderness « a 4:00— Beatrice Mack, soprano. ratary Perlctoa of ths Labor Depart­ party were discussed at the third settled on these Uttle self-con­ 8:00— Frank Dallej''s orchestra. Rm. 11, Dorothy Lewis, Estelle January 17. Trade school, the A rt Department all graduate in June and leave Wednesday, night by playing; the In regard to shaking bands, two turns or tbe payment of taxes. made it pretty plain.” "to Scott Stanley." . 4:15— To bo announced. ment speaks on "Ths public’s atakis meeting of the newly-formed Junior tained farms. COUNH MEET MONDAY ^ cer. The hungry girl mistakes 5:16— <3arl Moore and his Viva- Lampreeht; Rm. 12, Russell Clifford, —Sam Pratt, '38A had clay busts of men prominent In Ck)ach Greer these veterans: Weber, Trade School at the State Armory, men customarily shake hands, "Made what plain?’’ Dona’s (To Bo CoaUnoed) for love tho outside cuts of beef 4:30— Royal York Hotel orchestra. to good administration of labor and Senior French club, which took town Band. j Clifford Sault; Rm. 13, Charles Connecticut history made. A bust full-back; Vennart, half-back; Mur- and defeating them by a score of while. If a man and a woman are amazed eyes met his. given her by a man thrice her oga 5:00—Musical Adventures— Alma tows” at a National Conaumtnf place on seventh period Thursday. ray, forward; McCann, forward; 81200 Capital Required of Each 0:50— Elsie Thompson at the Lsagua luncheon broadcast by Evans; Rm. 14, Lawrence Harris, of Thomas Hooker was made by 46-25. Introduced, tbe woman makes tbe MARX BROTHERS AT BEST Seott bent allgbtiy, bolding her The new German farmers must Gathering to Be Held in Town and she marries Into bto larder Organ. - Schirmer, concert piantoL The 28 cent dues, to be paid before Kose, goalie; Q>wlea, outside man; WBAF-NBC Tuesday afternopn. Harry Hultine: Rm. IS. Langdon 13 PUPILS RECEIVE Kenneth Tedford: one of Governor flrst offer to shake hands. I f two gaze. Then ha straightened. 'T guess have a capital of 81300 to Haii at Hebron— U . S. Sena That, you are then told, to the stos 5:15— Jackie Heller, tenor. the next meeting, will be used for Lindsay, forward: Greene, forward; 6:00—Yankee Network Newe Serv- Judd; Rm. 16, Marion Olson, James Wlnthrop was made by George The game was, o f course, only women meet, they may shake banda there's a little matter to be cleared start 'With. In Am erica the fam­ of IX. 6:80— Ken Sparnon String Bn- On ths Saturday night list: - refreshments at the party. and McCkillum, full-back. W ith all WAPPING tor Maioney to Speak. lee, Murray; Rm. 17. Alice Preston, Klsrher. Busts of Israel Putnam sort of warm-up for the High but the older or most important IN THEIR NEW COMEDY up between us," he aald. There was ilies we sent to our new farm and Miss ca>lld has contrived bar pUy lembls. WBAF-NBC—7, Thorntdn Fish­ BIOLOGY U B . HONORS The secretary, Grace Donahue, these veterans returning and more 6:1V—Hartford Better Bustoeas Weolsy Palmer; Rm. 18, Betty V|. and Jonathan Trumbull were also school, and there waa not an excep­ must offer to do so. A woman's a note in hla voice that stirred Dana homestead colonies Uke those at BO that the virgins for whom you 6:48— Weekend News Review, er; 7:80, Hampton Institute ato gtn ; colled the roll whereupon each stud- material, which Coach Greer some­ Bureau. hart, M arjorie Wallace; Rm. 31 tionally large crowd. handshake should be firm and not idrangely. Mrs. Em ily O'daU, mother of Mrs. Reedsville, 'W. 'V., and Dyess, Tolland County Democrats from are admonished to weep simply can't 6:00— News Reporter. ,8, Hit Parade; 9, RublnoS and his modeled. Herman Ulbrich made a dent, as his or her name was called, how always finds. Coach Oreer Romantic Role With Music, 6:20— Plano and I — Bea Rohan. Emma Liou Kehler, Earl Hunt; Rm . A list of the 13 names of the limp. "G et jrour coaL Never mind— jrou Kaye Porcheron, of Eleming street, Ark., had ' financially been com­ They are totally unequipped 6:05— Supper Show. vIoUn; 9:80, WaUace Beery; 11:85. replica of a whaling ship. Ward gave a French proverb. should shape out another winning the thirteen towns of tbe county 6:80— Bkldle Casey— W ith Football 33, Leo McPartland, Margaret pupils who have received biology I t waa an extremely alow and un­ The only place that It la permis­ “Night at the Opera” Has eaa use mine." Scott linked hie srm Wapplng, Is oonfloed to her bed by pletely broken on the wheel of for ths life their mother dreams of 6:18— Lewis Moonlight Hawallans. Ben Bernie'e lads. Krause painted a frslu of a whal­ The ciub members then had to team for next season. will bold thslr December meeting at Soores. Macksey; Rm. 28, -Ralph Peterson honors has recently appeared on interesting game, being continually sible to chew gum In public Is in an Side-Splitting Interindes. through hers, closed bis band over Illness, and under the cars o f Dr. the deprtoslon; they came pmml- beyond the fishing vlUags, and when 0:30— Press-Radio News. WABC-CBS—7, Frank Parlisr ing ocene. School desks, typical of speak In French with their neighbor the Town HaU In Hebron, Monday 6:40—John Quinn—Bongs of Ire­ Arthur Roberts; Rm. 24. Arthur the M.H.S. biology bulletin board. marred by bad passes, vrild shota and airplane, where It Is necessary to her bahd. Rajrmond D. Lublin of East Hart­ less with free transportation in they rac^t tha only oltornaUve it 6:85—M ary Dodd, Um girl from and Doe RoekwsU; 8, CaUforato Scudleri, Dorothea Stavlntsky; Rm that period of history, were also for five minutes and anyone caught ford. evening tha 9th, when Fitch N. land. This list Is In recognition of those fouls. avoid Illness. I f there Is any truth to the say- ' Dona found herself walking with government trucks; everything to bard for tbs most sympatbetio Avalon. Melodies; 9, Nino M artini; 6:80, Peggy Woodruff, Harold Sym made tn the art department, for the speaking In English was fined one Jones, prominent Tolland County T:00—Tha Atlantle Family Along Rialto Row, vartoty; 10, Bu(id students who are especially prompt You glrla who are going into lag that "a laugh a day keeps the him along the aide driveway. They The annual meeting of the Con- excrat their b a r ^ household audience to squetss a single tear. 6:40— Sporta Briefs. Ington; Rm. 36, Mervln Cole, John Colonial school, set on the stage of >enny. Miss Jeanne Low, who col- gregatiooal branch o f the Federated goods were furnished them. Here Demoorat, will act as host to tbe Tour with Frank Parker. Huliric orchestra; 10;8C, l ^ . Borah and accurate with their laboratory Just A Line The first team apparently could offices to work must not expect too doctor aw ay," the medicos will be located hie cor and Seott took off Tho play to disjointed and almlei 6:45— C L e a iy s Irish Minstrels. Hamilton. experiments. The list la as follows; the Trade school auditorium. The {eeted the pennies, reported that as church In Wraping was held at the tn harsher and more disciplined easambly o f Democratic men and 7:80— Richard Hlmber'e orchestra. on "Purchasing Power." not get started, and it took the sec­ much respect from your male fel­ put out of business by tbe riotous bis coat and placed It about Dana's doubly disastrous because It dtoal- 7:00— Happy Sisters. — Manuel Ostrlnsky. H. Haar. H. Kote, L. Hill, A. Cbap- oackground of the stage was deco­ she approached tbe pupils, they church last 'Tbutsday evening. A Germany there was no such senti­ woman that will attend the final 7:40— Arno Mejrer end bto Royal W JZ-NBC— 8:45, (Thieago Jam­ ond five. Including Opalach, Slnna- Marx Brothers comedy, “A Night shoulders, against her protest p a ^ some of tbs finest acting tal­ 7:18— Kay Fajrre. onis, M. Dewey, O. Bralthwalte, B. rated with an historical map, pic­ then would immediately apeak Only alx more weeks for the up- low workers. It Is not necessary for nominating committee waa appoint­ mental paternalism. meeting o f the Tolland Ooimty Dem- Ssrsnodtra. boree; 7:15, Master Builder; 8:15, man, Kose, Solomonaon, and Weir, at the Opera,” on the screen of "Even If I were not a doctor Pd ents oftoe stags, mamben of tbs 7:80— Message of IsraeL PRINCIPAL AT CONFERENCE Cummings, C. Robbins. S. Pratt. D. turing interesting and Important French but would as quickly stop per-seplors before they go forth to a man tn an office to rise when a ed to noBunate ths otflesra for tba And In ths general handling of ocratio oasoetotlon thto year. 8:00—CaUforato Melodies. Boeton Symphony; 9:30, Bara to "put tbe game on lee", Opalach the State theater Sunday and Mon­ know what night driving . y-„ „ ■, ^ , -., ...... ' tawauLaiBw iniRALb, 8 . I ,. ,

a ^ ragulations o< tea auxUlaiy, may Mxt weak with 'Obtola oils from tea trsasiirar. rade* flup Pratt Albert UiKtoajr, PREACHING MISSION neto«m. Q®®**® Parka, Joe Binka and Jame* 7 E / V . Through NaUdool wa laam that 1 am betttof my other ninetaeo MoCuUough represented tea Mona* VETERANS TO HOLD tiM otflctal uniform of tho Lodiot' <9|arsttaa < m U w l»]r s from Maa- Tprea P oa t IFINALGRID league season w it h a tr iu m ph Auditory Is MoooU- pattam -No ohester. Sport Briefs M. R S. 29 TH 14 TOENDIOHORROW Comrade Herbert Donnelly, who SHUN 9660. Thto pattam may bt pur- We are glad to see Htauy Madden was badly injured while at hto work - — ooitoter b a rt In hto 1984-8 form, Bvart tost week, is confined at the Man­ BENEFIT TONIGHT Buddies aftahJan. I w ill ba Uiust Oartoon baa the same form aa last chester Memorial hospital where we Boetim, Dec. 7.— (A l*)—Looks as ARE SLATED TOD to the March MeCtn style bootoUt^ y6ar, but doesn't ssem to got the hope hto recovery wUl be s p e ^ . If a baseball Santa (Haiia has Anally go t Around to Itob (Julna, who flMp- Roy. ColiNtts to Be Heard In ■totober ths number. No. 9660. aam* rssultA - The regular monthly meeting of Lutheran Chapin to doing soma t o lost crat trying to nuks tea Middletown Succumbs We also toam thiough National the Mons-Tpres Post will Imheld To Present Card of 16 Boots Box go plocos. On All-America of 1935 Anflersoa-BhM Post. V. P, W. ttat Comrade a F. Adame, director protty good Shooting these days, in te« Army and Navy Oub Wsd- |SoDtlieni Meliiodist South Two Sermons Sunday — O. F. Adams, bowing to Judge of tee V. F. W. National Home will but as a scorer he la a peat master. nesday evening, Dec. il at 8 p. m. SomA of tea Poat commandars W * never loss. i^ d l*’ e ^ d ogalnat mtotog bom TOto wiU be a very important meet* who attended tee Andarson-Shea M ato toeue the Christmas Ctoarms, at State Theater in Hart ‘•••ebaU, la u ^ in g to I might also add—where art thou u al^tton of officers tskes Up for Rose Bod Last Night’s Topic. Post "Past Commanders Night," ths proceeds are used for the main- Bvsrstt Kennody, and whyT back Quinn’s nurchosa of tea Bos­ To Local Ball Hawks stated that they will txf a “T M t tenence of the home. We feel'teat place and a full attendance to re­ A tittle more praotloa everybody, quested. ford for Fund. ton Bravos franohloe fi«m tee Na­ Commanders Night" to teslr Post If tbe membera knew about tee bis- some tough matobes oomiiig up. Uonal Quinn WUl off?r D im LANDS FOUR MEN The 1935 All-America Football Team The following to a complete fin­ Conference Foe. ‘^Iie Christ of the Manchester Past Departmsht Commander toiy of the National Home teey BtU Cltogan to in Texas at pres­ 3335,000 for Ui4 last ploco club d u r-1 James Daley was well pliased with would respond' more readily to the ancial report of our benefit eoccer Ing next week’s Road” was tee pertinent topic of ent, aort 0? b< ■ Chicago baseball Position Pla.ver and School A ge W eight H eight Class Home Town With Little Trouble the turn-out, as was Department appeal for tee sale o f Cteristmas guses. game played on Thanksgiving Tha Oonnectlout Veterans Christ­ meeting. morning. . N«w Yotli, Doe. T—(A P )— n *, ON GRD HONOR ROSTER END UAVNELL TINSLEY, LOUISIANA STATE 19 188 6:00 JUNIOR HOMER,' LA. Rev. Robert A Colpitts' sermon last Commaqder Raymond Frost who ebarroa We have obtained on out­ Just as a beforehand noUee, New- mas Remembrance Committee u If Quinn’s offer Is ooeeptod, TACKLE LAWRENCE H. LUTZ, CAUFOBNIA 22 201 6:00 SENIOR SANTA ANA. CAL. night at the North Methodist made his official visit to ths An- line Of the home, lu origin anti what Sale of tickets ...... 339.16 Adsms, who owned about 65 per Battle# of Ui# bowler# —. foutbiim ^ oon^b and Donaa will operate os D onations...... 1 5 0 again Intereatlng Itself to providing GUARD JOHN A. C. WELLER, PRINCETON 22 195 6:00 SENIOR JACKSONVnXB, FLA. derson-Shea Post. It represent, and we feel the mem­ cent of the olub ahiln the league church, and ha was listened to very ohefc at the next home match. Aocounto ...... I'oo Meteodtat and T «u a (tariotlan — ; CENTER U.ARRELL LESTER, TEXAS CHRISTIAN (•) 22 218 6:04 SENIOR JACKSBORO, TEX. I^partmsnt* Ommander Frost bers will understand what ths re- Yuj^tlde cheer for Connecticut vet­ took It over recently, will provide Zone Defense Proves of No 1 Easy Pickings \ attenUvely by a good-sized audl- ^ ^ tee above did not get Into OF ASSOCIATED PRESS GUARD PAUL TANGORA, NORTHWESTERN 28 188 5:11 SENIOR W A 8 B IN O T O N , D. O. ance.. The usual tinging o f selected said he would like to sec other poets quest* mod* for the home really ar*. print last week, we are continuing erans who will be confined to hospl- m®«n» (or oondueUng the Total receipts ...... *41 a* TACKLE RICHARD SMITH, MINNESOTA 21 218 6:02 SENIOR ROCKFORD, n x. hymns was led by the pastor. Rev, have a "Post Commanders Night" Your reporter will cany a sorles of as follows: ® Tribes 1986 affairs on • big league Manchester (29) ® * p ® n s c * ...... 6.00 tals at Christmas Urns and also for END WILLIAM R. SHULER, ARMY 24 180 6:02 SENIOR EL MONTE. OAL. Avail as Entire Local C. Homer Ginns, who also offered For some reason Past Department articles on tee home through this (in TuMday lost the Burpa went scale, although he will not own • P. their dependent children at home. ly hurt and put out of the game for Q’BACK RILEY SMITH, AI-ABAMA 23 195 6:01 SENIOR GREENWOOD. MISS. B. F. T. prayer. Sydney Strickland, of High Commander Bill Dibble did not column. to New BritaJn aaJ oleinad up tho single share of stock or hsvS • Mgulor SMUM the last three weeks o f the season, H'BACK JOHN JACOB BERWANGER. CHICAGO 21 195 6:00 •/. SENIOR DUBUQUE. IOWA 0 Clarke, rf ...... 0 0-0 0 show up. P ou lb ly he had a lot of New Britain County Leaguers. The ...... W6.65 This activity is spon.iored by the word to say to the management. Balance'of Power in Foot­ land Park, rendered two fine tenor V. F, W. Home, Baton Rapids, Mioh. Th6 lum will be turned over to 5?“ " ? •. southwest eonfer* ’ Notre Dame's Andy Pllney would 147 6:10 Squad of Foorteen Play­ 0 Opalach, rf ...... ,0 0-0 0 work to do or he would hava come. aeore was oloss, 908 to 996. In foot Hartford District Council, Veterans snes rlv^ Taxes A. and M., iumiMr H’BACK ROBERT WILSON, SOUTHERN METHODIST 22 SENIOR CORSICANA. TEX. eolos: "Tbe House'hy tee Side of tne committee Irr charge who will have made a handy running mate F’BACK ROBERT H. ORAYSON, STANFORD (•) 21 190 6:00 SENIOR PORTLAND. ORE. 0 UrbanettI, rf ___ . . 0 0-0 0 the Road" by Bam W alter Foss, and Everyone Uked Comrade Wether- In 1919 Commander In Chief A l­ Jack Alvas and Luther C^pln (we of Foreign Wars of tbe United ^ I s deal, however, w ill not end to keep t ^ rscorfl eMar ^ d sK S for Berwanger in the all-star back- > that the cigarettes and other ball Swings from Middle 0 Moorhouse, if . .. .. 0 0-0 0 "In My Father’s House Are Many ell's cooking, especially tea out-of- bert J, Rabin of New York conceiv­ have found him) did tbe only shoot­ States, with the cooperation of other Adams’ eonnectlons with • last T^snos CJirisUan, the Bugor Bowl field. Pllney was a "ball of fire" (*) Selected for second straight year. ers Is Sent Into Action; eomforta will be brought to our 0 Sinnamon. If ...... 2 1-2 5 Mansions.” Miss Ann Strickland town guests, because there was ed tbe idea for a NaUonal Home and ing o f note, excepting of course, veteran and civic oiganlzattona. To place NaUonal Leagus club. Hs SUII itry which has lost only to Bouth* while he lasted but ability to go the boys In Newington. Again we First Alternate Team Position Second Alternate Team 0 Weir, If ...... 2 0-0 4 was accompanist upon tee piano very little left over. "Babe” and his untU tho day of his passing, April Carl’s high offhand score. raise funds for this worthy project, owns tee Bruins, who have yst to em keteodlst. offered soimrtlitoi « full route is one of the main re­ thank everyone who helped to any West to Southwest in W alter Wlnlka, R u tg e rs ...... E N D ...... James Moscrip, Stanford 2 Gavello, c ...... 2 2-3 6 There is to be no meeting tonight. committee put on a wonderful feed 8, 1927, he devoted all his time and Marcel Donse, Bvart Oartoon, on amateur boxing *how will be come up to the starting line, and a preview of tbe New Year’s Day quirements and it was Andy's tough Seconds Also Win, 18-13; way to make the game so eucceaaful Edwin WIdseth, Minnesota (x ) ...... ___ T A C K L E ____ ...... Haygood Paterson, Auburn 1 Kose, c ...... 1 u-1 o f chow mein. energy toward tbe realization of an Madden and Newoorob, need a little stogwl at the State Theater, Hart­ teousands of New England hockey •“ ®ncountw luck to be on the sidelines while •2, Tomorrow Rev. ColpltU preaobes and appreciate the many fine com- wlte Bonta aora. Sidney Wagner, Michigan S tate ...... ___ G U A R D ____ ...... Philip Flanagan, Holy Cross 1 Campbell, rg ...... 0 1-1 i.ln the morning upon the topic, Commander Leggett wants to ideal that has proved tee guiding iraeUoe, and we hope they got It menta we beard. ford, Saturday evening. The pro­ f M want to know why Nets Stow- Latest Poll; Grayson and others galloped down the stretch to last n lgb t Other scattsrsd gamsa on tee Gomer Joncr, Ohio S t a t e ...... ____ C E N T E R ____ ...... Steve Sabol, North Carolina State Bristol Upsets Meriden. 1 Dougan, rg ...... 1 0-0 J' •'When He Ckimes’ , and In the eve­ thank tee Past (jommanders and epirit to the orgonlzaUon itself. ceed will go towards bringing art ami Marty Barry, two of tes 11 take all-America honors. Middletown this coming Wednes­ weatorn and southern fironts Inolud- Edward Michaels, Vlllanova ...... ____ GUARD ...... Alex Drobnltch, Denver (x ) 0 Vennart, r g ...... 0 1-1 1 ning at eeven o'clock his subject tee house committee for helping to At the National Encampment, Christman teeer and remembrances major leaguers to soars 30 or more Wilson 'Is Another Booth’ day at Middletown. What are you Mona-vpre AmdUary goals last season, war* traded. ^ Southern (talifornla ys. Wash* Lester Named a 2nd Time. Truman Spain, Southern M eth od ist...... ____ T A C K L E ____ ...... Charles Toll, Princeton (s ) 0 Bycholski, Ig ___ .. 3 0-0 6 wUI be "Buy Up or Bell O u t” It is make tee Past Commanders Night held in Atlantic a t y , 1924, Mr. and « * . “ ®»® JJtot®«tos and their depend- Leading the galloping was Bobby success. Miii. Corey J. Spencer of Jackson, going to do about It fellows? The sewing circle mot at togton, Florida vs. Soute (tarolins Gilbert Lea. Princeton ...... E N D ...... Wayne MUlner, Notre Dame Manchester High’s 1935-36 bas­ 0 Solomonson. Ig .. 0 0-0 0 understood teat Dr. Story, of tee home of Mrs. Lewis Milligan J" P’"" remembering Wilson, Jack-rabbit of the South- We were sorry to bear that Com- Mich„ offered aa a gift a 472 acre 179 club came back from Where elss can Jimmy ftaxx tee annual Maryland-Western Mary­ John McCauley, R ic e ...... QUARTERBACK .Sam Adrian Baugh, Texas Christian (x) 0 Horvath, Ig ...... 1 0-0 2 South Church, Is again to omit bis Tuesday evening and enjoyed hospitalized veterans and their fam- wc.st Conference and one of the ketball edition opened Its Central rode Andy Holtemier waa sick in farm, known as the Grand River New Britain, In charge of Taxi-man wcept Boston T A quick glance ow r land e^ounter and a meeUng Donald Jackson, North Carolina ...... HALFBACK ...... William Wallace, Rich evening preaching eervlce, and give Evart Cartoon, to the evening, and other very interesting session, Uea during the Yuletlde season was By AlAN GOULD slipperiest little fellows since Albie Connecticut InterschoIasUc League oed, and could not attend tee meet­ Sto(^ Farm, at Baton Rapid, Mich., the American League’s first bases Texaa Tech and Okhteoma (Anodated Pin** Sport* Editor) Oze Simmona, Iowa (x ) ...... HALFBACK ...... Clarence Parker, Duke 5 12 5-8 29 to his people tee opportunity to was the evening gray. freshments were served and t o a ^ r a t e d last year and will be Booth was starring for Yale. Scal­ season last night with an easy 29 ing. Comrade Bill Allen was also for the purpose of creaUng a home shows Gehrig to New York, Troaky Sheldon Boise, M inn esota...... FULLBACK ...... Richard Crayne, Iowa Middletown (14) hear their former pastor preach tbe We hear from on authoritative iBclal hour followed the sewing, conttnued each holiday season to tee 'The only g a m In tee mort or New York, Dec. 7— (A P ) — The ing barely 147 pounds, wringing to 14 triumph over Middletown closing of tee Preaching Miesion. under the weather, keeping him for tbe windows and orphans of de­ y e a n to come. to aeveland. Burns In St. Louis. wet, Wilson scooted through brok­ (X) Juniors; (zl Sophomore. AU others are seniors. p. B. F. T. close to tee fire-side. source that Henry Madden likes ^ ere will be no sewing this iSiea less frosen north waa on totorsse* balance of power In American col* High on the latter's bandbox court. Rev. Colpltte' last night was "The ceased veterana In 1925 this offer day evening. Greenberg to Detroit am) Boauraia lege football, a* reflected today In en fields from Los Angeles to Fay­ 0 Davis, rf ...... 2 3-5 7 peanuts. 18 Bonto On Card. ^ Ic n g o . Washington la out because unnal encounter between Geneva of The final score would, have been Christ of tbe Manchester Road Comrade Sam Ford’s band is was offiebUly accepetd. Walter (tarter could not make the eleventh annual Aanoclated etteville. Ark. Coast critics labelled 0 Kapetan, rf ...... 0 0-0 0 O. K. again. Anyway he used It lAiT?.* will hold Its annual Sixteen bouts are scheduled for aark Griffith ha* acquired ' f®““*y'vanla and Newberry of even more lopsided If Coach WUfred and hie text from St. Luke 11:24^ At various times more land has the trip to New Britain, reason Kiddles Christmas Party In Tinker Prcaa all-America selection* as well him better than the celebrated Cot­ 1 Salmonson, If .. .. 2 0-0 4 plenty on tbe chow-meto. It has night to pleaaant habit of selling for South Ctarollnn on a neutial field at ton Warburton of Southern Califor­ J. aarke had not substituted fre­ "Did not our hearts glow within us acquired and tee site now con- there was a banquet—somewhere Hall on Monday evening, Dec, 23, whiito eight champion amateur box- prices, not buying. Youngstown, Ohio. a* by the evidence otherwise at the 2 Emmette, c ___ .. 1 1-2 3 as we talked with Him on the been rumored------tea' tee "Old Dog nio. He took the play from Rice's quently to give his enUre varsity totoe 891 acres of land. In 1928 else. and by all reporu this party wUl be Boston fans would love to watch A record of 11 conaeeuUv* vlo> end of a sensational season, has 1 Jonca, c-rg ...... 0 0-0 0 way?" The Scripture reading was Man' has traded his canary, canary ®‘>''®» * « swung slightly but nevertheless dis­ touchdown twins, John McCauley squad of fourteen players a chance 40 acre* of adjacent land was ac-’ H arry Cude has either turned bigger and better than ayer. Aa well phy wlU be presented, as a fln t Jimmy nltoter teat S3l*f0ot left m a s mad* Southern Methodist a 1 Palumbo, rg ...... 0 0-0 0 from Luke 11:18— "L e t us now 'go cage and all for a mongrel* pup. F« ------. .. . - - tinctly In a south-by-southwesterly and Bill Wallace, an the day South­ to gain valuable experience. q u l ^ to establish a piggery and l^ tle g g e r . or la a P. W. A. benefl- as refreshments being serv^. a flne Prt*®. for tee best bout o f the eve­ wall at FeawMf but they woidd ■trong favorlto for today’s wtodup ; GRID SEASON TO BID FAREWELL HERE 2 Bravakis, Ig ...... 0 0-0 0 oven unto Bethlehem.” Foss’s' beau­ The entertainment comitottee has clary. Reaaon—Just watch. entertainment will be given by the direction. ern Methodist knocked Rice out of Hoops Are Scarce started on another event to be run poultry raising plant and tee farm ning by Major Thomas J. Bonnlgan making teslr World Sertas reserva encounter but did not expect a '' 0 Hennessey, I g ___ .. 0 0-0 0 tiful poem "The House by the Side Remember tee annual eleoUoa of children. AH children taking part the Southwest Conference race. A The low score was due to the sometime to January. Details will stocked with 80 bead of cattle, 100 inanagcr the U. 8. Veterans’ tlons on New Year’s day For the past few years It has of the Road” leads ua straight to wteers and special meeting the In this entertainment are requested good passer and kicker, Wilson small, confined playing surface com­ be aimounced later. sheep and 18 horses. The manage­ pItM at Newington. Other promi­ Yawkey spent his 1936 start, developed into one of the been tipped toward the Middle West 7 5 4-7 14 these two texta. It takes us to tee “ " t Sunday to January, te a l Is the to meet at the home of Mre. Nan sparkled with class all season, with bined with the fact that both teams I f a comrade has to go to ths ment raises enough dairy and farm fund o] strong aouteUreat conference teoniA by the general all-around strength Score by Periods Bethlehem Road. nth day o f the new year, at 9:80 Taggart, 165 Cooper Hill street at 2 nent men to tee oommunity on tbe or without the aid of the Mustangs' hospital for treatirent, will he or tro^dg^TOxas handily ThaSs- of Big Ten teams, led by Minnesota, did a lot of shooting in tough luqk ‘Tt eeems that Christmas Is be­ products tor the use o f tbe home. “ B). p. m. tomorrow tor rehearsal. honorary committee and Interested ace blocker, Harry Sbuford. Royals Open Home Season Manchester ...... 3 7 9 10--29 someone to his fam ily let Com­ but there' has been no mistaking MORIARHS, ORIOLES ON and had the usual early season dif­ coming so commercialized that In When tbe V. F. W. pledged itself Donze is getting ready tee onnu- We extend our syropatey to Mrs. to the project ere Mayor Thomaa J Middletown ...... South Unanimous For Smith 7 1 2 4-~14 mander Leggett know, for we have Boston, Inst to teres NaUonal I otownwl■»•«»«> up«P about•hout the trend in Dixie meanwhile. Up ficulty with ragged passwork. The to a program of child welfare it al report, and carload orders from ctoimelly whose husband Is confined Spellacy, Postmaster WlUlam J Kiav # ffUBA. llAniBtar Score at halftime, 10 -8, Manches- some placee It Is scarcely more than to report to the Department hospi­ Leagues, has seen tee last o f many hoping to show tea to now Alabama has been the No. Good halfbacks flourished or fad­ score of the prellmiiiary was even tee gov’ t. The way things look, you to k ln , Ctolon®! Michael A. Connon On YMCA Floor Monday ter. Referee, Dan Ahearn. Time, a pagan festival. Let ua look back tal chairman, and he or his com- pledged itself to a definite purposi at the Memorial hospital with in­ of Its------Redskins.--- -..j#e These pre pro football- “ • “ Uon Quit te e whole 1 standard-bearer for the old ed all over the country. Some, like lower than that of the main attrac­ fellows will not have to buy any juries received while at work. Motor Vehicle Commissioner; (tap- Lloyd Cardwell of Nebraska, Chuck eight- minute quarters. and see tbe Star, the shepherds, the mlttee'wiu look for him when they }*I y*®"' •tol * t«al humanitarian am era,ere. knoamknown os tea "Sktoa” to au torir-sm 1 coiuerMic# ibould b# nt#d About M South’s pigskin parade, known far TOES FOR SERIES FINAL tion, the Red and W hite making a ammo as long as jrou livs. C ^ e r. member of Cheshire o f U. C. L. A. and A l m u a gsr, Btmaon. and the Babe of maks thalr vlslto to tbe hospltaL blUon. To help tea orphans of more exooUng clients, put tea bloat “ the Mujrtonge, eonsldstod and wide for its exploits In the Rose clean sweep of the evening’s con- Batblabam. teose who paid the supreme soeri' Don’t forgst your annual N. R. a . w # Oonnecticut Department, tha OM00# Mo f thoths IIAtkiii'anation's gnatost tanao.---- Bowl. Moving deeper into Dixie Hessberg of Yale, started off the Bantly's U. S. Royals make tbelr<^the year before as JaOe'g Jewels, M. H. 8. Seconds (18) Tbe 16 boxing bouto to tee _8tato M ary BnshneU An xm arr on rumors teat they (Ud not get teste with an 18 to 13 victory in . "Next, let US look back along the flee. msmborahtp. > ^ r l^ Lerton Rehabilitation Mong with Bddia citogy |)y prossnt- . 7 * ^ Christian wns ikyoMdln tU s year, we find Louisiana State season more sensationally than they Initial appearance at home Monday and were strong contenders of the P B. F. 'T. teMter, Hartford, bi U yi>u U* 8a We V * night on the Y. M. C. A. floor Rec Senior League crown. Tbe which both teams taUied more B mmaus Road where Jesus bad haven’t anywhere to go. Tiers 1s a ...O” nights bsrsaftar aU ..■n*® iMtallatlon of 'officers of ^ m ^ te e ; WUUam J. MUIer, Senior toirQ ia fOTOor H o r t K M o S T l t e talte Bonte Clara’s Bronobos, n non* combining with neighboring Texas finished. North Carolina’s Don Jack- 0 Custer, r f ...... 1 0-1 2 The building program to tbe ooo- thosa fallows that can mset at ths Local Rivals Meet Tomorrow a^nst the Wacos of Springfield, team's personnel includes a number points from the foul circle than 1 walked and talked and loved: A fte r chance to see some good fights and M ary Bushnell Cheney Auxiliary Department of • marbla desk set after tee f l ^ o^Msnea eooat team which has teams to contribute some of the son had a brilliant season and was u i*. oquulrito. rf . .. 0 1-2 1 strucUon of cottages and the state range, win do so, to hold our week® loit flyg gamas, ^ after a road campaign of two games of notable performers and consists from the floor. tea oructfixlon two disciples were also help some sick buddy at the i^ ll be held iolnUy with the poat on U>® American Legton home nrocUe*. Eddie’s contract outstanding accomplishments and far from being completely stopped Local Sport 0 Guthrie, rf ...... 0 0-0 0 departments are permitted to spon- ly offhand match. This is not a even on the day his team was in which the local quintet gained an of Campbell. Farr. Metcalf, Nelson, Middletown flashed everything it walking, tired and weary, along same Urns. sore tbe building of cottages to,their Itaursday night, Dec. 12 at the of Hartfoid. N^onal itear VMr to go. playsrs o f 1635. Man for man, the at Mt. Nebo in Deciding 0 Taggert, If ...... 1 1-3 3 suggestion, it’s otden. Alde-de-Cwp v. F. W„ who to ,— .J to ProvIdanCa tea' Brown aggregations of talent on the South­ blanked by Duke, with Ace Parker even break. The Royals lost to the BIssell, Faulkner, Brown and Tier­ had in tbe first quarter to jump into toward Emmaus— ttelr hopes seem­ Paul C. Moore, assistant director ojra name. No two cottages are state armory. A -supper w ill be 0 Murphy, If ...... 1 1-1 3 ingly blasted; they were defeated, a e rv ^ at 6:30 p. m. tor which a ^ara are trying to down thalr focit* west gridirons this year probably in the stellar role. Oze Simmons, Long Hills of East Hartford, 55-37, ney. a 7-3 lead against Manchester's of the Bureau of Old Age Assist­ ““j*® 8(vtog each home an toUI- M *5 A oommlttae; Chatter 0 M. Cole. If ____ . . . 0 1-2 1 bewildered and disheartened. There ance, win be the guest speaker at Amarlean Legton Auxiliary nominal charge wiu be mad* ball sorrows os teey look obsiul to TENSION PREVAOS are tougher-fibred than the col­ Iowa's Negro star, wau rated the Game for Town Title Un­ then defeated the American Thread The Springfield Wacos have ap­ starting quintet of Qarke, Moor- yiduality of its own. Each cottage ®«*‘>‘®® o f the Phoe- 2 Niese, c ...... 0 3-3 3 Amarioan Lagion Auxiliary On Dec. 18 we will hold our an- nix State Bonk and Trust Oo.; Lieut, what promisss to be tea sMst sue* legiate product In any other major shiftiest runner In the Big Ten and of WllllmanUc, 29-11. peared In Manchester before and if house, Gavello, Campbell and By- came One who walked along with the Hartford District Council meet­ is furnished differently and i* in 0 E. Cole, c ...... 0 0-0 0 them and teey talked with Him. ing tomorrow afternoon at 3 o’clock held their regular meeting last nusl Chiintmas party at our social ^lonel Jose^ p. Nolan, of tee e m u l wrestling season sines 1933, Mellon. showed Improvement as a defensive Coached by Tommy Faulkner and their team is as strong as formerly, cholskl, Davis and Salmonson fea­ charge of a "bouserooteor" who aro less Weather Interferes; This department has never com­ 0 Brown, c ...... 0 1-4 1 Later they said, "'Did not our hearts in the State Armory, Manchester. Monday night at tee A.-mory. After meeting. More particulars later. when they were Interoollsglate mat To get down to cases, the South player. Ohio State's Jumping Joe managed by Jimmy Gurman, the the Royals are in for a rousing bat­ turing for the home team. After cither World War widows, or wives tea Westing a large group went Corawtlcut National Guard; Bene- A T A. A. U. MEETING mitted Itself on the question of 2 Hemingway, rg . . . 1 0-0 2 bum within us as He talked with us Hla subject wUI ba “Old A g e Assist­ At our Department Council meet­ diet M. Holden, member of the Na- teamplona. Up to Moneheatsr, N. ■ad Southwest fill four of the covet­ Williams was going great guns un­ Royals loom as one of Manchester's tle. Watkins-Y nosed out the Wacos that Middletown had all it could do of totally disabled comrades who bowling at Conran's bowling allsva, til he bumped Into Notre Dame. whether or not the United States 1 E. Squatrlto, rg . . . 0 0-0 0 on tbs wayT" ance to OonnecUcut." AU V. F. W. ing for the month of November, Legislative Committee, V. F. H., tee St. Anselm’s hockey team ed first team positions and 12 of the South Ends Favored. should participate in the Olympics outstanding cage representatives. by a single basket last season in a to hang on as Coach Clarke sent In q u ^ y for home management. Spe­ ^ s r * reservaUons bad been made. f^ross Its awiromtog pool rather than 88 places on & e complete all-Amea- George Roscoe furnished the spark 2 Berger, rg ...... 0 0-0 0 "njsee two roads lead straight to members are welcome to come and held In New Britain, those attend­ W.; O w r^ J. McAvoy. County Ben* at Berlin next year . . . but just as Most of the players have been to­ nip and tuck battle and Monday his second string first team of ask any question x>ou would like to cial care to given by tbe manage- President Mrs. Lydia W Igren had daisy practice until Its rink N ew York, Dee.*7— ( A P )— In aa lea squad. This compares with a for Minnesota's running attack, al­ 1 Obuchowskt. Ig . . . 0 0-1 0 tea Manehetter Road. If the Bethle­ tbe hlgbeat soore. ing from Manchester were: Inez wr Vice-Commander, Hartford, V a matter of record we feel that gether for several seasons, last year night's clash is expected to prove Opalach, SInnamon, Kose, Dougan know. The Council will elect its ready. •(® $ fP h srt tension, tea epea 59* total of Mven all-star performers though Tuffy Thompson, a sopho­ 1 Nell, Ig ...... 0 2-3 2 hem Road and the Emmaus Road do "mothers. ” Bataon. Mary Warren, Julia Am erica should be represented .... under the banner of W atklns-Y and just as thrilling and exciting. and Solomonson in the second period officers for the coming year. After The children are placed together to On Thursday evening, December LH eursux and Annie Weber. ’ ° ' Moamiey. Sport* — 1 ** Amateur XSeUe la 1684 from the region stretching more, was fioshler. Jess Fatherree It may not rain and it may not 2 Brightman. Ig . . . . 0. 0-0 0 M t lead us straight to all that Is ^ Itor of the Hartford Times; Al^rt we'll gain nothing at all by staying to battle Coach Frank Rand's will­ tee meeting refreshments will be family group*. No definite age Um- 12, at 8 o'cloek, there will be a card Little Charley from the Carolinaa through Texas. tu m ^ In a flock of dazzling runs best on the Manchester Road, then Kewe, Sports Editor of the Hart­ McAndrew and I®**"?! *•“ snow when M orlariy Brothers and at home and honors rightfully due ing but woefully weak cagers to k served. Ita are prescribed to accepting ap­ jarty f * the benefit of tee auxil­ Jerry Olonferanto, a pair of Booton |.ap*»(«m_qf A m r l^ MrticipaUoa It tope the Middle West, with three f&r Louisiana State. The best of a 11 4 10-17 18 w# have missed tee heart of Christ ary at the home o f Mrs. Babeon, ford Courant; Ueut. Jame* B. Brea- the Orioles swing into action at this country will only go elsewhere standstill. The Anderson-Shea Post has plicants to tee home. a child Is ares, are h ea d in gnoute,____ turwl by ^ ■®“ ®‘ players on the first team and 10 on platoon of Princeton halfbacks were Middletown 2nd* (IS ) Message. For (3hrtet le just s 29 W ellington road. A ll who wlah iln and managers of the local thea- Jack White and Paul Pauk, with Mt. Nebo tomorrow afternoon in if the U. S. withdraws . . . we're Locals Take Lead started a memberaMp drive. Abo permitted to remain the period of the pota of gold at thetea endand Ofo f thOMthoM “ HlS? ^ ^*.P®*** (jermony. the squad. The Ekmt and Far West P. B. F. T. much alive today os He was 1900 to attend are urged to make up a tore. The A.A.U, MteouUvo commUtoe Gary LeVan a casualty most of the the third and deciding game of not in sympathy with H itler and his Manchester cut Middletown's tee middle of January we expect u> minority. WILL NOT REQUEST n o iid a gold oourese. Hocking away place tiro each on the first team, 1 Alessi, rf ...... 1 2-4 4 years ago on tbe Emmaus Road. ^ le and ocataet Mrs. tda W ^ - Expect Capacity Crowd. 6ftor arriyiag at a otolwaata i m . season. Kent Ryan of Utah State their football series for the town Nazi regime, but we don't think margin to 8-7 early in the quarter have around 40-80 new memMrs. If Upon reaching the age of self- down teert for eaob are Johmiy seven and four, respectively, on the RockviUe High Upsets 1 Formica, rf ... 0-1 "Walking on the Manohester Road bouse, M r*. Ethel Qutoto Mrs. U|. A capacity crowd U expected to Sbimonls of Andovor, Hten a stroaS^lSM Germany will dare to show any dis­ . . . 1 2 you know any, let us know was rated the best all-around back championship, but there seems little but while the locals monopolized is not (^tlonal—It Is necessary. No sustenance the custody o f the p r> llan Matter or Mm. Babson. eenbiaed all-star array. crimination whatsoever against the 1 Neville, If ...... 1 3-3 5 be present at the State Theatsr Sat­ Cordes of Leo, and two boys from resoIuUoa impoaing partlotpofiaB. FaMSS And Fewer In South In the Rocky Mountain Conference. doubt but what players and specta­ the play they couldn’t get their M e can do It for you. The way can tege Is returned to legal guardiana, Mm. Oirtotlne Glenney, rehabili­ SCHEDULE CHANGES athletes competing In tbe Games 1 Genovesl, If ...... 0 0-0 0 urday evening and lend teelr support Maine, Charley Emery o f Bangor, voted 10 to StoroFer tee rosoIntlM DevMopInguevwopmK theu e useUM of the forward Arm y's thin, v/lry Monk Meyer did tors alike will b6 greeted by the passing and shooting to count for ho one of Joy and cleanness, smiles Anderson-Shea Auxiliary, surviving parents or nearest rela- tation chairman, sent cigarettes to no matter what their race, creed or 0 Gastow, If ...... 0 0-1 0 to remembering tbess disabled ^ t- and Joe Curtin at Ogumqult. to the oonvenUoa today •vrttbevk MM to a Ugh Ugh. stateitat of efficiency, a grand job in the triple threat role. coldest weather or the sea.son. If baskets. With seconds remaining to and sunshlne-or It can become V. F. W . Uvea The children may be with- ths Nswington hospital on ths reg color . . . the Olympics offer Ger­ 2 Johnson, c ...... 0 erans and their children at Chrtst- taeommeadatloa.” m w Despite Alabama's erratic season, tbe current cold snap la still around Trade In Cage Thriller 2-6 2 The regular meeting of the And- draira at any time by those reeog- ular vtsltlng day. B I4 •nisloylng: lalaterals with con- intermission, Jones fouled Sinna- w ay o f doubts and fears, darkness "Tas, The oommlttoo’s ea tea RUey Smith has the unanimous sup­ many a splendid chance to gain the 4 Young, rg ...... 0 0-0 0 erson-Sbea Auxiliary w ill ba held That MoeAvoy upset has not idOeraUe dotterlty,. . southern and when the opening kickoff takes mon in the act of shooting from the M d agony. How are we going to do Tbe beautiful butterfly bedspread, Cardinals Not to Ask for cramped Al MeOeya drawing rt^utlon oeeuiTod wbtn Doalel J. port of southern observers for the approval of other nations and It 2 Kosinskl, rg ...... 0 0-0 0 Tuesday, Dec. 10 at the State Ar 77^®U for tbe bouts ore on sol* ■Mthwaatem teams have now gone place at 2 o'clock, anything Is liable bucket, the toss was good and the walking T cairist will walk with tlon by cither tbe home or depart- made by tee membem of tbe auxil­ »w e r. He clashes with Bob OUn in job of quarterbacking the all-Amer- seems to us she'll be swift to take 0 Gudonis, rg ...... 0 0-0 0 office. ih fo r powerhouse tactics. The run- to happen and probably will happen. counted and SInnamon, foul shoot­ us. If we ask Him and then follow mory at 8 o'clock. The trustees ment to not required nor permitted iary eewlng club was raffled off at Montreal Tuasday and wtu give an Ica team. A seasoned field general, advantage of It . . . 0 Marino, Ig ...... 0 0-0 0 Hotel Garde Smoke Shop, Savitt’s Bing aftseks of such top-ranking sg- Hope for Clear Day Windy City Cagers Gain 27* COOPER OUT FRONT ing champ of Manchester, sank the ’ Isadershlp, just as He has are asked to report at 7:30 p. m. to by extoUng pollclea. tho Monday me-iUng. The lucky Sunday Donblelieaders ------encore- there against MMaxle M io nRosen o T O -i ,fc***®® « { * » f t a g the rosoluUoa to a fine blocker, kicker, passer and 0 Daly, Ig ...... 0 0-0 0 audit tee books. « Asy'““ »treet, aad f?im mem­ mgatlona as Texas Kristian and When the Orioles smashed their free try to give the Clarkemen a Ttalked on those other roads. The Ir- Tbe populaUon of the V. F W winner was W. H. Burke of 279 bers of tbe committee. bloom, who hsldlaid the IlghLhaavy- (b® .®®nvsBtioa, bote fOetloBa goth, ball-carrier. Smith has been the way to an astonishing 18-0 triumph Tbe ladles on the Qiristmas party Sprues street Louisiana State compare favorably Come what may. Moriarty Broth­ 10-8 advantage at halftime. ren itM le argument Is teat He Is not chUdren's village to tocseased as rap.: weight UtleJust befor* Oita. Me* *?®®®* ,*“*■ lob b ^ that with those St Frlnceton and Minne­ sparkplug of the Tuscaloosa ma­ over Morlartys in the opener on ers eleven is the choice of the writer 24 Victory Over Mechan­ 12 3 7-15 IS committee are also asked by Mrs. Three membem of our unit at- and Monday Holidayis. chine for the pazt two years. He Having faced two fresh outfits in dead but an ever-living Presence In Idly as faciUUes are created. At Coy meeta * n y Shuoeo hers Dae. sota, where the exigencies of Thanksgiving Day, rain fell at fre­ to beat the Orioles tomorrow and IN ORLANDO OPEN Score by Periods Alice Virginia, chairman, to report tended tee county meeting at Rocky 20. 8n«Akln» nf «#_ I wdlCAMm# th# fkfiHfltia flfcwwHeA cleared the way for Dixie Howell in the .first half, Middletown was on the many human hearts that have present there or* about 20 cottages 30. gpeoktog of Boston boxing af­ Indleatieas tee foetloas ttiyodai Climate and the condition of playing quent Intervals throughout the thereby clinch the town title . . . Manchester ...... 3 6 2 7--18 come to know Him in the "peace at 7:30 to plan for the party. sponsored by various State Depart- Hill. They were President Mm. fairs, there la some talk of Jack participation would movo that 5 s 1934. This year, after recovering ics in Nip and Tack Battle; the verge of exhaustion trying to Lydia WIgren, Mrs. Ethel Quish and surfaces make a sound ground a t­ game. Last Sunday, when Morlartys incidentally, It'aJnteresting to know Mlddleto^^m ...... 2 3 4 4--13 Pusseth all understanding; not Tomorrow, the Hartford District ments. Other departments are at. Louis, Dec. 7— ( A P ) — sihnday I Racing Notes Sharkey continuing along his eoms- oppoMug reoelution bs tablsd today from Injuries, he led Alabama back keep up with the pace set By the Mm. Minnie Carrtogtnn. tack essential. The combination of evened the count with a fl-0 victory, that the south enders were penal­ Score at halftime, 9-5, Manches- a# tee world giveth give I unto County Council meeting will be held raising funds for other cottages. double-headers and Monday boll back' path, hereabotita in January, vlgoroua subaUtutO material, good weather and better to a contending position In the locals and it didn't help matters any W * ara working on another raffls, MOpt#0. ^ Southeastern Conference. snow blanketed the field and made ized a total of 140 yards In last Sun Rolston Features With Has a Two-Stroke Lead On ter. Referee, Hewitt. Time, eight you." at tee State Arm ory at 2:80 p. ra The 'V. F. W. Home stands aa a coaching obviously has borne fruit day's fracas on the snow-laden field when Manchester started the third this time three turkeys, to be drawn days, the St. Louis Ctardlnals' ayn By YHB ASSOCIATED FRESH. Sam Adrian Baugh. Texas Chris­ the going sloppy and treacherous. minute quarters. I •■(<> that tee We hope tee members are all plan­ monument to tbe memory of Amart- 1 ®'**® expected, wiQf on the southern ^ d lr o n route and Under these adverse weather con­ at Hickey's Grove, according to an quarter with still another aggrega­ ning to attend. The members are just before Christmas, which should thetic arrangsmsnt, wlU probably tbess oppossd to partlctnatloa tian's quarterback and passer ex­ today do not believe tas honored dead and especially to provt v tty sucoessful, as who can Fallon, Kentucky Jockey. there's no telling now where it's go­ ditions, neither team has been able observer who had an adding ma­ Seven Baskets. Field at Start of Last 36 tion, consisting of Urbanettt, Weir, to p i^ ty . I am amazed to find asked to bring their donations to continue next season without the DIXIE U M D S FOUR MEN gateerlng most of teidr s t M u S ing to stop. traordinary, caught the eye of all night, Bristol High came through tee memory o f Past <3ommander to resist a chance on a turkey, espe- hasiMen the only rider at Epsom Southwest fans as ,he Frogs march­ to display the extent of Its ability chine along .... BUI Saherek was Gavello, Vennart and Bycbolskl. that there were 28 years ago 376 tee Armory not later than 2:30 aid of the schedule-makers. from dsisgatoa from tee oast »»<* The all-America argument, how­ with a surprising victory over, Ctelef Albert J. Rabin. a bronze c l^ y if that turkey may mean your ' south. ed Impressively down the stretch. and strength and both are hoping the official who called 'em . . . Tom Game Into Rout o'clock. If you cannot bring your Sam Bredon, president of the Sf,!!?** H*** *®®®^ (n (bre# ever, is still on a country-wide basis Holes of Toomament. alleges and universities to America plaq^, on the cottage erected by Christmas dinner? Our president ON GRID HONOR ROSIER Lacking the polish of players like for a break tomorrow that will sup Manchester Trade's cage aggrega­ This quintet went to work on Meriden High, last year’s League, donation, please call Mrs. EMlte Ma­ club, who feels Sabbath twin bill* Regardless of tbs outcoms. houf- On tUs year's first team, no insti­ ™ 80 per cent were founded New York to hopes teat each member will dis­ trick Thursday on Transen to the Wilson or McCauley, ^ugh never­ ply a chance to shoot the works in Middletown with a vengeance, play­ state and New England champions. bring more clicks in the turnstiles tution has more than one repre­ Dom Beletti's All-Manchester tion went down to Its second de­ by Christiana, (moilea Darwin said honey, 6669, who will arrange to call 1928 win stand forsver as a tribute pose of at toast ona book and any second, Trenalsaance to tbe sixth theless gave them all a tussle for the crucial encounter. ing heads-up brand o f basketbaU The score was 30 to 21, Meriden be­ tMt nothing could ever lift the for same. The ladles of the com­ than single game* on Sunday and sentative. There are players from tinners step out against Schaeffer's feat in three starts last night when Orlando, Fla., Dec. 7.— (AP) — . . . . ^“““ totortan impulse that ^meurod by ealUng' and 1-ee Laffoon to tee eighth. OF ASSOCIATO mss all-AmerIca honors. He has anoth­ Breaks May Decide {n Hartford tonight . , . tbe local that was Impressive and exciting ing held to three baskets from the Fatagoalau from their borbarian- mittee ore asked to be at the Ar­ Monday said today bs hod deoldaa 84 collages on the all-star squad. Harry Ckioper o f Chicago paced the floor. East Hartford trimmed West ^plred ths founder of tho N aU o^ Mrs. Ida Woodhous* of Benton not to campaign fo r a change In tbs ^ ------( • • » would bs sant abroad. Brun4* er year to go. In addition It must The town has been gripped In topplers have been rolling in bard Rockville High eked out a 27 to 24 to watch. The combination ran as isni. But SO years later Darwin dls- mory about 1:80 p. m. The eomtolt- Homo. street Princeton and Mlrmesota, the class be taken Into consideration that field with a two-stroke leaid for the Hartford by 31 to 22. regular achedules. ...P*?®*® **• Kestor. secretary of tec of the East and Middle West, each spell of freezing cold during the luck in their first few matches but victory in a nip and tuck battle that smoothly os clockwork, guarding oovered that (Jhrlst had walked the tee would like to have tee ladies put Thera wID be a meeting of Junior llllnole racing oommisslon, has sent Baugh had the benefit of exception­ final 36 holes of the 32,000 Orlando The League standing is as fol- rae D e^tm ent of ConneoUcut Is Tve given tee idea some place three men. Southern Metho­ post few days and if similar hope to break Into the win column saw the cage rivals battle on even with the tenacity of glue and cover­ Mtogonion Road and civilization their names on the dishes they send (Jlrto Tuesday, December 10. at the written consent of that body for tee !sr£s Open golf tournament today. thought," be said, "but I haven’t al support this yea' from a superb weather prevails tomorrow it’s li­ in the Capitol City tonight . . . ing the ball like hawks. With Ur- lows: had followed tee CterlstlanlxaUon of being to the spot to smear running dist, Texas Christian. Rice, Stan, terms throughout the tussle. Rock­ in. W e usually have several plates & them* * Arm ory a t i p. m. when rehearsals ^® the horses owned by Mrs. T. C. U. line, a flock of fine backs able to make the proceedings just BeletU indignantly denies the re­ A pack of veterans, eyeing the banettl and Vennart as feeders, W. L. Pet. Itot^onla—and be promptly gave a notified headquarters to place It plays, topped tea centers by a sub­ ford and Iowa gain two positions 3500 first prize money, blazed down whose Identity we do not know. We tor tlto Christmas entertainment before the* joint major league meet* B. B. Shipp If ehe would ratbM' dts* and at least two star paas-snaggers as tough as did the rain and snow port that he's seeking a match with ville held a 12-11 advantage at the Gavello, Weir and Bycholski enter­ Manchester ...... 1 0 1.000 & foreign mission work. The stantial margin, notwithstanding each. tbe stretch close on his heels. The try to return aU the dishes sent to v ^ ta k * place. Thor* to olSo more ■ w to Ouoago nsKt week and. (he stock than servo tes In Meyer and Lawrence. Neverthe­ that marked the previous tussles. the Maple Girls of Hartford . . . . halfway mark and managed to cling ed the scoring column to turn the Bristol ...... 1 0 1.000 FIJI tolu d ers were barbaric canni- ^ K1(XX«BTS such obis eandldatss os Oomsr Individual heroics have loomed less Sam Adrian turned in an all- former Canadian Open champion but if there are no names on them, sewing fo r doUa to be done, to get ^®” 7w#, 90 fw oa I am ooncem- suspsnsion. And for that reason, it la exceeding­ Seriously, though, he is thinking of to its slight lead until tbe final proceedings into a route, sporting a Etast Hartford . .. 1 0 1.000 oals, but Fred G. Paton transformed it Is quite some time before the own­ A®*rtoan Legion Rifle Club teem ready for Christmas gifts. Jones o f Ohio gtato, Btevs Bohol of large In the headlines during a sea­ star job in every particular. bad 69's each for tbe first two •d. It will not be broached there. (toolde to seuTthere son filled with many extraordinary ly difficult to install either of the looking for doubles matches for be whistle. 19-10 lead at the whistle. This team Meriden ...... 0 1 .000 t e ^ with Christ’s spirit on tee FIgi er to located. We with to thank S e ve^ sveuto have transpired The children will enjoy teelr an N orte Ctarotina Btato, W alter Olibcrt rounds. A “ P discussion w ill bs a publle auoUon at the fair episodes, stunning upsets and spec­ Orayaon Ootpolnts Belsa rivals as a heavy favorite to clinch and K ebart . . . Assistant CapUm Rolston of the stayed in the game until but four West Hartford . .. 0 1 .000 thp ladles for tbe splendid way they since the last writing of this col­ nual Chrtotmaa entertainment and of Auburn and Btsvo Culltoan of Orayson, unquestionably head and In a tie for second were Johnny At the National Leisgue meeting grounds, New Orleans. Princeton. tacular finishes. Notre Dame's the third game and the title. It local quintet was the outstanding minutes remained' to play and Middletown .,.. .. 0 1 .000 umn. First, tee G liitonbi^ m l party for membem’ children on De- Powlin(*< responded to the committee mem­ w ller to tbe week at (%lcago, but shoulders above the rest of the performer of the evening, snaring a Revolts, tbe National P. G. A. title- meggers came up, and took'a bMt. Closo Rooe at Toeklea comebacks to beat Ohio State, with looks more than ever like a toss-up The National Duckpln Bowling was then replaced by Opalach, Sln- bers who solicited teem and we feel ', and took a beat- wmber 20. Mm. Marjorie Bradley I will not request any deflnlto oon- backfield men on the coast. Including total of seven double-dei^era, while holder, and Tony Manero of Greens­ ORIOLES WIN FIFTH Jockey Joe O’MaUsy, who rescued Lorry Luts of (talifornla and Dick Andy Pitney In the stellar role, and with the breaks of the game settling Congresa has Issued its 1635-36 namoD, Kose, Dougan and Horvath, sure the County Council wm.nwo' will be ohalrman assisted by Mm eluston.’’ a fellow rider from a serious fall BON AMI LEAGUIB Haines of Washington, Goddard of the issue. A t any rate, no matter Kristofak and Kuhnly featured for boro, N. C., who slipped behind yes­ ...... -*w®o “ »« Ite Woodhous*, Mm. Olds and Mm Smith of Minnesota, tee ebolces for liter to tie Army thrilled the entire booklet o f rules, regulations and who put in the final licks against w ill be a success. ^ Jack AIvsTof tea Aa- If Breodon'e idea wars put Into at New Oiieana several years ago, (Charter Oak Allay*) Washington State and Blower of what the outcome. It has been an­ the winners. Next Wednesday, the terday after going out front with The Moriarty Orioles basketball Ohi Babson. toekls positiona, enjoy no such mar* country. Michigan State's downfall records and we've just got a copy a Middletown team that found It W e wiMi to take thla opportunity practice, no games would be sche­ has taken out a Iteens* and bad his Wolverttiee took 4 potota’i California, had only one real rival Traders face New Britain Trade at 68 on the first day. Apparently team won Its fifth game of the leconi w* operated a very un- At our next meeting December gin of superiority. Luts stood out a t the hands of a lightly-regarded nounced that It will be tbe last foot­ from Joe Farr of the Charter Oak impossible to cope with so much to thank Mrs. Mary Irish for donat­ duled on Mondays and there would first moimt yesterday. from tea Ltons. AUen hit high Sla­ foe, Boston College, shocked the for fullback honors. He was Shel­ ball tilt o f the season here. the Hardware City. On that eve­ gaining mitmentum. Revolts flashed Sport Forum M a i^ last night by defeating tee succes^I turkey e .oot, due Sitofy 18, tee membem will hold their an­ among Itoemao on the (most, tack­ alleys . . . Manchester's represented cage talent. ing tbe pair of totted pillow slips l» double-headers evety Sunday. W hile riding Ip a race, O’Malley, gle of 114 and 338 for 8 string. Tho form-players. So did Alabama's de­ don (Shotgun) Belse of Minnesota, Teams In Fine Form ning, Rockville High will be host to rare form yesterday and took a 68 Rockville Spartans, 49-26. The to John Public’s unwillingness to nual Christmas party. Bach mens- ling fiercely and fast enough to draw only In the feminine division, Clara Middletown used a zone defense which will be awarded at the coun­ part with two bits. ““onwa to Under present league rules, synthe- aaetifletog whatever chance hl.s own Tigers took 3 out of 4 from tea feat by Vanderbilt on Thanksgiving an expert ball-handler on Gopher Both teams have been practicing Manchester High in tbe Windy City. after finishing far back at 72 In pm e was featured by long shots her to requested to bring along a out for interference when odvon Jackmore being ranked No. 10 and ORIOLES TAKE N (^C E cil meeting to help defray the ex­ tic Sunday doublc*hcadcrfl, arrang* Bears. Robertson hit high 3 for 802. Dav after it seemed the Crimson razzle-dazzle plays as well as a su­ hard for this contest, Morlartys Do­ The Rockville seconds bad a stiff tbe preliminary. but it didn't amount to anything as g r bote teams, namely Duffy and ten -^ t gift The hoetease* for tec moimt bod to win. reached out and Mrs. Jennie Schubert No. 17 In the penses. Tbe woric to 'very beauti­ ed by moving up Monday’s games, grabbed tee arm of Jos Jacobs when ^ ‘’*1^® WUdeata took S’ from tea Tide had shaken off early-season perb blocker, tackier and llne- ing determined to bring the title fight in overcoming the local sec­ A trio of dangerous contenders— far as stopping Manchester was Dear Editor: wown for tee Orioles and Flower doom at Newington but managed to evening will be past presidents. D6 n## much If #Dy over Tru«| p#nth#rs Smith hit h i ^ honorary list of women who have fully done and tea winner will be are permitted after June IS. Per- sluggishness to gain high ranking bucker. Grayson gets the call, how­ back to the south end and the Ori­ onds to the tune of 26 to 24 in the Paul Runyan of White Plains, N. Y., concerned. It was spread alto­ In response the somewhat crude from tbe Rockville team. a t w a te ^ 916.888. On* hundred thousand Christmas Uie latter hod fallen between Joe’e not bowled tbe required league challenge m I'lo LM,ria ri; or.o'e;) .n taps more than any other club In again. California's Rose Bowl ever, because of his superior ground- oles being equally determined to re­ preliminary contest Ky Laffoon of Chicago and Roland gether too wide and the locals had Tha Orioles will play their first fortunate indeed to winning eama *55 N®wlngton match Sir Hen- gifts are being purchased by tee b o m and another thoroughbred and games to be included in the Rank­ Thursday night's Herald, I wish to either league the Ctardlnals hays “ th# Boutheml T lir«r» (8 ) hopes, erected on a string of nine gaining ability, through the line or tain it at the north end, where It Mackenzie of Washington—pressed no difficulty in pushing through at |totoe to tee Hartford County .Y.‘ M. A t our last meeting it waa voted W Madden attemntod to demon- American Legion auxiliary, giving had caught bis foot In the stirrup. Hothodlst line. Both w#r# ###a In ing List but have demonstrated state that our team v/ili gladiy play been doing that for the past several consecutive victories, were crushed in a broken field, in addition to his was brought by the Llthuanian- The box score of the main attrac­ Revolts and Manero with 141 each. will. While their passing went awry m Monday night to Suf- to ask the members who ate not aav- “®®<1 to aim a t probably the longest Ctaristmai seasons. OtMallsy dragged Jacob* to safety action against U. C. L. A. Smith, j 93— 280 their ability in match play on sanc­ the West Sides. The Armstrong ^ to shoot a good score, and was aboard his horse. by Stanford; North Carolina's Tar qualities as a signal-caller, passer Amerlcans last season. Earl tioned. alleys . . . both tbe Charter tion; sun in the running were Claude at times and unfamiliarity with the M d. The team wllj leave tee Wea: tog the stamps received on purebae- Uat la tee world. The guts will go likewise, has rivalry o f \he k s e n S 91— 279 Heels were rudely awakened from and defensive back. Physically Rockville HIgb (27) Harmon of Orlando, 19-year-old court put their shooting off, the Red Champions are about ready to play ^ d e Rec at 8:30 o'clock. AH es at J. W . Hale Oo., to save them enUrely sueoeaaful. The method to to lUsabled W orld W a r Veterans In 87— 385 W'rlght, Jake Moske and Ernie Dowd Oak and YAI.C.A. alleys, by the that same brand of top notch ball a variety ud It’s neimir home. His ' post-season dreams by Duke; and Belse and Grayson are a standoff, P. B. F. amateur sensetlon who put together and White stalwarts displayed a i are requested to report on for tee auxillaiy. A parUally filled f“}*y «n the telrty-^te hospitals terouiAiout tee running mate, Ed Wldaete, comes ...... 96— 28B will" do the officiating. way, are sanctioned by the NBC . . . so capably displayed by them dur- ( New York University's Violets were the former five pounds heavier and 4— Kristofak, r f ..... 4 1-2 rounds o f 72 and 70, (Sene Kunes of promise that bodes well for tbe fu­ Moriarty Oriota book WM turned over for the autol- v w e of Henry's ode to Rifle Shoot- Every disabled veteran forced to Probable starting lineups; ing tee past two seasons. The line •f*—^uote: off • dose second to this year’s all- plucked from the unbeaten trail by the latter one inch taller, but the Morlartys 1—Rykowakl, rf ..... 1 0-0 Philadelphia. Canadian Open cham­ B. lary’s use by M n . M ary Irish, so U spend Christmas in • hospital will 863 414 885 1142 Orioles James' McCullough, chairman of ture. A ll the plajrers possess fight­ up Includes Frank Brimley of tee F. ‘T hold her to my shoulder Am erica rating and, like Prtoeeton’s Fordham in a rough-house affair in coast ace is more of a fire-eater on 0—Stakltoakl, U ..... 2 0-1 Cobb, r f ...... tee members will help us complete receive • lemembione* from the Bob Qainn Set to Buy Bears (1 ) Johnson .. . M. Swikla the benefit soccer game held oh pion. R oy Horan, the home club pro. ing spirit and enthusiasm and moat soccer team, Henry Haefs of the ...... 4 3 d And point her in tee groove. (taarley Toll, looks like a etoch for the Bronx. the offense. 1— Berthold, Rrttedon, if . . . . the book, we plan to get sometetog auxUlory,, aelected aa for as possi­ -----79 Tt 80—338 L.E. Charter Oak field on Thanki^vlng \t ...... 0 0-0 and Bobby Crulcksbank of Rich­ of them are developing rapidly, football team, Ken Trevltt of tee ...... 0 0-0 Then close my eye, and let her 1936 honors. WIdseth Is rangier u d Pick Of The Barks There were few better blockers Spencer .. 0—Kuhnly, d ...... 3 1-1 mond. Va., who were Ued at 142. Kerr, i f ...... 1 for our desk cabinet. W e need ble to meet hto Individual needs and more of a play-wrecker th u Smith . . . . 96 72 89—257 From an unusually fine collection J. Mitchell Day morning. Informs us that the needing only experience to become track team, Louis Georgettl of 1-8 . 9y, desires. State organisations of tbe ansrwhere in the country than Iowa's L . 'f .’ ’ sum of 336.65 was procured after 1—Wright, c ...... 0 'o-o Sam Parks, Jr., of Pittsburgh, tbe finished court perfotmers. . Brown, c . . , , , , , , ------a 1-1 quite badly several large pitoheia to .Aaother ten! by Jove." Bankrupt Boston Broves but not so consistent nor so esgoy. ---- 100 loe 96— 302 o f backfield stars roaming the 1935 tennis fame and Jack Armstrong. •Wley, r g ...... aimiliaiy win s i ^ y gifts for all Dick Crayne, who cleared the way W olfram ...... B lode expenses were deducted for tbe pur- 1— Scheuy, r g ...... 0 0-1 naUonal open winner, shot 148 in A Weird Preto Tnuting tee M. O. will consider 5 0-1 •erve coffee, end with your oactot- For • 318-pounder, Smith Is remark­ ---- 85 98 67— 270 gridirons. The Associated Press se­ for Simmons, or Southern Method­ ' l .g ' 0— WUson, rg Duffy, I g ...... anee we wiU be able to get them. If ^taraiu la hespftato la teslr states. lected Riley Smith of Alabama, chime of cigarettes fo r the vets at ,. 0 1-3 qualifying for the flnM rounds. All fourteen members of the us worthy of furnishing "some op­ ...... 4 0-1 ^ t e e r Oiapto—where art thou? PresMtatloB wHI be mad* personal­ ably fo s t He gets down under ist's Harry Shuford, the man in Ecabert .. A. Mitchell 2—Osssay, Ig ...., .. 0 1-1 w. Blanchard, Ig ...... 2 0-0 you have any friends who are not punts like u end rush. Although 370 358 853 1065 Bobbv Wilson of Southern Alethod- the Newington hospital. Although squad had a hand in tbe victory, position" we remain. *5*"*® tMked out of ly by members o< tee auxiliary, Quinn, form er president o f tha Bos­ 'w — - - .CM, proh' front of Bobby Wilson most of the " ' e y " played under bad conditions, the 3—Ludke, Ig ,. 1 1-1 saving the stampe, please ask them lems, a financial criala that forced oot so dvvostattog u bU tsom-i Ist, Jay Berwanger of Chicago and Manchester’s second in as many ARMSTRONG CHAMPIONS, wherever poeslbl*. To assure the ton Red Sox and more recently time. Shuford, who called the Zelonls ...... Archlvy O.d Itmers defeated the Manchester Totals ...... 22 8-12 to turn teem over to you. Mrs. mate. Smith has figured more often Wildcats (8) Bobby Grayson of Stanford to do Last Night *s Fights starts this season, and it would be Manager Warren. 49 .. mL ^*** * * * • u* Gaynell Tinsley of R.H.B.' able to do much in the way of scor­ Tbi year tee Clowns will be minus Totals ...... tha bossbUl pieturs. brilliant career by personally beat­ Kovis . . . . 10 16 4-11 24 Charleston, 8. C.— Tod .Bessoms, ...... 11 4*18 26 for our Buddy Poppy drive sM we 000 fanflUoa wmnt rwehod by this enourt to arose tee tribal debts. only nahare of .the altenwte Low ...... 76 88 ...... Slaga Totals ...... 301 339 336 676 ing from the floor. Manebaster had tee services of Otto (Xwk, who has ■vart Cartoon to giving up aboot- "1 do p ot w u t tes bUl club. U d 103— 266 ing nilnois in a dramatic finish. I»ulsiana State or Captain BUI ' 'p;g_' • 142, Charleston, knocked out Mike Score at half; 26-18. Orioles. feel thto to a g(x>d and easy way in m givin g up aboot* ••nrtea tost year. If Quinn’s offer is acetptod by the choices. Bid W agner o f M leh igu Team No. 8 (4 ) decided to stop playing basketball, g. he eay* eo WmeeT ‘ I never did w u t It," be said. “ Yet i The Tlyliig Dutchman" ran wild Shuler of the Arm y as tlJe end*. Un­ Score by ipiarters; O’Brien, 148, Rockingham, N. C. fifteen players in action in tbe con­ Referee, "Cup league. Adams wlU provtda him with State u d Ed Michaels of VUIUOva. M. McMenemy .85 88 103 276 and Ernest Anderson, who is play­ obtaining them. I f you are coosld- J^ha*5Si’t“uiMna he won’t am ooavlnosd that under proper 883 868 489 1162 ■gainst Ohio State and had the pow. doubtedly they rate among the beat RockviUe H igh . . . . 8 4 7 8— 27 (8). test. The locals took a 8-2 lead in Ttick" Angelo. ertog getting a cap pleaae give At. War Voterona tnough credit to honduct the club’s Wagner, fwt, alert but orthodox, •iful Buckeyes licked until the bal­ of a limited crop, both offensively L. Strickland ..56 72 67 195 Manchester Trade. . 6 5 8 8— 24 tbe first quarter and were out front ing with the Trade School. Hazeo W alter (tartar, our aateamad vtoa. All eemmlttaoi who have been "tottoflsiBjnt—and teat does hot contrasts with tbs spectacular Mleh- Sacramento, CkUlf.—Newsboy Mil- your namee to to Mre. Florenee M - P r ^ t and anchor 5®**.*? » ® « ^ scale, Wolvertoes (4) ance o f manpower turned the tide. and defensively, with Walter Wlnlka WRESTLING M. McLaughlin 78 87 93 258 by 9-8 at halftime. Middletown cut Webb, who has played on numerous oppoinM to wnrk on tea Mona- maaa^sloning soooomy to the mat- aals, who dlsdatoa a headguard, licb, 364. Sacramento outpointed ereon or Mrs. Elisabeth Phelan. ••If proud at Newington. He shot a deiqilte Ui* foet that Adams, bow- McCarthy ...... 81 79 This has been the greatest of three of Rutgers and GlI Lea of Princeton. E. Hansen' . . . . 68 108 69 305 Score at halfUme: 12-11, Rock­ this margin to' 11-9 in tbe third teams around Manchester, has been Doris Duke Cromwell, the 882.- Uem Toon •*• dance mor* t rc-re- t « f Ptovor aalarise—tea club blocka fiercely u d knifes through 9 9 -J a S Eddie Schneider, 166. Montana (6) Thera are many eecaalons when tbe fluud sw r*. and was not tee flret to tog to Oommlseioner J. M. Kieuld moke muey. G. Snow ...... 100 great seasons for Berwanger. Dur­ Monk Moscrip of Stanford and viUe. signed up. Webb srlU play regular 100,000 tobacco heiress, bcoight a quMtod to meet at the Woehiagton opposing lines to block U eks Hka u 106 9 8 - « n By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS. Reno, Nev— Henry Armstrong, period but faltered In tbe closing cape are used eo step to Hne with us reach tha coffee and doughnuts. H e stood against mixing horse ractog Toumard ing his varsity career on a team Wayne Mlllner of Notre Dame also Totals 317 355 362 1034 Referee: Malin. center, to o Clowns are sUU on tbe log of uncertain breed at the Hono- Social aub tonight at 9 :1 8 p : m. leaving for Chicago today end or taele. Phil F la n a gu , a great ...... 08 84 90-482 Buffalo, N. Y.—Danno O'Mahoney, 126, Lea Angeles, stopped Alton quarter as Manchester put on the ■o w * can esnd fo r teem a t tea — WM trimmed by^vie with baseball, does not totead to A lk n ... limited ih manpower and seldom a earning places on the all-star squad. kxricout for another guard. The uto Dound for 81JS7 and named It Oommandor Sam- P ratt wotiM Uke w U lb o a t tea meeting of the running guard, w w one of tbe main ...... 106 114 108— SIS 220, Ireland, defeated Mike Maxurkl, Black, 126, Reno (8). pressure. The Red and wRiite made ‘Curbstone.” time. NtweoBb. own • stogie share of B rav^ stock toOTM Tuewtey. i cu say for match for the powerhouse squads of ENen less dispute concerns the selec­ Team No. 8 tentative lineup is: rf, "Clifl" p riesnt. reasons for tee success o f H oly 228, New York. One fall. __ __ ROYAL OAKS MEETINO HoUywo^ Calif.—Pablo Dano, eight points from tbe floor and ten or have a word to say to Its man- Qulu ||« dsclarsd that he the Big Ten, Berwanger has gained tion of Darrell Lester, captain of the . 86 86 Braitbwaite; If, "Rus" AUxe; c, Tbe now by'lawa, ■■ revised h« .vfLj* **??!?*^ food TIm Monohiota r vou raas Aoeoci- •gomsnL (taosa ^ 888 188 892 i m Philadelphia.—Hank Barber, 218, L. Hibbard , — 87 90 177 122, Manila, ouQxilnted Henry A. from the foul line, while tbe Maroon Webb; rg, Crockett, and Ig, "Russ" toe 2 ^ National Bueampmeat M teoiito teat Newcomb actually w u t s Bill MeKsebnia s * hla man- more than a mile of ground from Texas Christian team, for the pivot Qtttoa, however, win eneountor I i * M (9 ) Cambridge, Mass., defeated Joe Om, D. Hultman .. 76 80 72 The club meeUng of the Royal Hook, 122, ShelbyviUe, BuL (10). and Black got six points from tbe Johnson. Tbe team aveiagee 17 The 2Ste ottnivarsary of tea to- Mma oigarettaa last wasto I eu say that if the aerlmmage. He has not only done Lexter, a rangy giant with a 328 New OrtoaoE ar* now on eole- A Uat Wodneoday afetting and ma- otbar Udders for tea Braves at Chi­ Gtoy ...... 79 t l T T a-S tt 225, Cleveland. One foU. D. Burnett . 86 76 76 337 Oaks wiU be held Mcmday night at AtlanUc aty, N. J.—Wicky Hat> floor and seven from the compli' years old. Any teams who would 'Uguratloa of Japanese admtaietra- •uYar ba has amoked ona lot hto NaUenal Lsogn* accepts ths Qutan the kicking and passing for Chica­ p ft for snagging enemy posses and great many changes have been (masod pU aa tot our annual Xe* cago for Adams has leaned that Ctonnu etato railway oOlalala are T h om u ...... 90 78 90—419 Poorla, ni.—Man Mountain Dean, ,7..8 84 kins. 180, OetioMntowq, Pa., out' mentary circle. like to ploy tee Clowns on a bome- Korea was celebrated own)s proposal, ba will have money with go but much o f the tackling. 78 330 7:30 o’clock In3tead of Tuesday mad* and to* members who wish to carnival whtoh win ba ^ m other Intenssta ore prepared to proud of teelr record in transporting jQtehan ...... 100 19 9 7 -4 9 9 SIT, 1/M Angeles, defeated Fred night at the home of Johnny Hed- pointed Tiger fUeiL 149, Philadel- BrMel Tape Meriden and-home 6>asis are asked to get eatly la Seoul. Our next two matebsa are away 4^ch to carry on to a way test . But for the misfortune t o ^ bad­ , (CoatUiBSd SB Fago MIm > .be up-to-date as to tha vartous ruto* Osate SprliM prad aomatiaM dur* s 3300,000 offer for the Boston Oub, 1,700,000 peraou to Nurnborg for m n d ...... 98 9 « 9 9 -4 1 1 Orobmter, 800, Barlaii. ^ One XML T ou ts T m T i ? " i i o "988 lUBd. (8). ^ V la other Leagiie opmtrn teat in touch with Mahager Crocj^tt. ■ona with Naw Britain, T m ilsf lag the monte of Fshmaiy. Oom- •houid gat iwRUto highly eatisfac- whleb, during tele year, ran Into tee annual nasi cooveate^ nAar ■ ■ a — m m m ^m m a toxy to Bt«v6b ffloA" LOU ipaolal tntni. u I (jjirf Imivy ■* m i m MANCffEflTfSR RVENING HERALD, MANCHBOTICR, CONN^ SATORUAt, gBdjjTOlBtfc' - f - t BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES S E N S r and NONSENSE For the Love of Boots By MARTIN CLRSSiriED Aa Aagil O* Bnith Dlaer—I that tips art feiMd- dsh here. L it pohu aiiif tiMir luting song. W altross— WsU, what o f I t t go And gaily saute the lyre; was appiss in the Oardsn o f Bdon. u i n v Give me the man who wMsUes wMIe SHOP RDVCRTKE He's putting on a tire. Correct This Bsotsneo: "On* edU' eated person In forty," said the pro­ The drtror unsd to wrap tbo lines fessor. "knows how to pronouneo LOST AND FOUND AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 4 ROOMS WITHOUT BOARD 59 farm of his own. Besides his wife, around tbo whip aad go to sleep tor 'gondoU'." he leaves several children. Mrs. a tew minutes. Now a driver wraps lOST—IN NORTH C®METERY, USED PARTS—Fords, Chevrolet, FOR RENT—STEAM heated room, Zanks Is employed In Hartford and P O U IX ro U R T Ms car around a telaphone polo aad M ost o f us would Uks to have Plirmouth, Pontiac, Dodge, Au­ for lady, suitable for light house­ ROCKVILLE has been living with a married 1-MINUTE SAFETY TALKS goM to sloop ponnanently. ordinary yellow cat, white throat. money enough oo wo could got up daughter in Hartford, coming home Seven months old. Female. Tele­ burn, Chrysler, Nash, Marmon, keeping, near mills, and car line. just before tho postman dsUvors ths for the week-ends. phone Rosedalo 15 ring 2. Reward. Whippet, Wlllys, Essex and Bulck. Write Box T, Herald. By Don Herold OtOeer (to staUod car driver)— afternoon mall. Five general Jumbo Ford tires and K. of F. nt Servloe RINGS FIRE ALARM Aiur|hlag tho matter with the ear? wheels. Cole Motors. 6463. FOR RENT—HEATED fumlahed A large attendance is exited edr Owner— WeU, there Is only ANNOUNCEMENTS room, with married couple. Gentle­ at the morning service of the Union 11 SHORT CALENDAR one part of It that doesn't make a UONS “EASY" FOR LAO, man preferred. Write Box S, care Congregational church on Sunday noise, and that’s the bora. rjeavron FOR FLORIDA—Can morning at ten thirty o’clock when BUT NOT FIVB-FOOT LEAF. REPAIRING 2 .‘ { of Herald. TO CALL POLICE take one or two persons, with ref­ CASES ON DOCKET members of the Knights of Pythias “ It's puman nature! Did you aver notice how quickly erences. W rite Box X, Herald. V A C m m CLE ANE R , gun, clock, from throughout the state will be In Brownsville, Tex. — (AP) —Man­ »v. C19MI APARTMENTS attendance. Rev. Dr. George 8. horn-tooting breaks up a traffic uel K ing widely-known 13>year-old lock repairing. Key making etc. UoeadeT----- We haven’t either. Toonerville Folks FO R R E N T— L A T E S T T Y P E hospi­ Bralthwaite. S3 Pearl streeL TENEMENTS—FLATS 63 Session to Be Held in Tolland Brookes, pastor of the Union Con­ KldthinJ c a n lion tamer of Brownsville, goes into Ky rVmtaine Fox tal bed for home use. Rates rea­ County Superior Court On gregational church, Is Grand Pre­ Says Hasbami Stnick Her S o ' a cage and bullies several grown Susanna—So he tried to win you 7Y- sonable. Call Kemp's Inc.. 5680. FOR RENT— LIVING In large, Monday— Find Man Dead. late of the State organization. lions with ease, but balks at the Pl»IQ WORTLE OH HIS WAY OVER TO HAVE IT OUT WITH THE SCHOOL TEACHER HELP WANTED— well-heated rooms, being your own Rev. Chcllls V. Smith, Deputy I j e d o n e by an invitation to ride in that old “dizz}'” heights of five-foot cliffs. Supreme Chancellor of Mass, and She Took Only Way She flivver of his! OITR BOARDING HOTTS?E By Gene Ahern AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 4 FEMALE S.’i housekeeper keeps the wolf from In making a moving plotura here, the door. See Jensen, Johnson Rockville. Dec. 7—A short calen­ other New England states, whose Oracle— Yes, but I refused to be he was asked to jump into the 1km dar session of the Tolland County home Is in Boston, will be the speak­ Shaken. 1634 STU D EB AKER sedan, 1934 W A N TE D — E X PE R IE N C E D house Block. Phones 6070— 7635. a b o i/ t Knew to Get Help. cage. It took the entire crew and .Superior Court will be held on Mon­ er. Chevrolet sedan, 1933 Pontiac keeper, must have references. Mra. Ms father a half day to persuade I'm fo ld in g u p th' 'RASSUN' FOR RENT—FIVE ROOM apart­ day with eleven cases on the docket Members of the Knights of Safe Driving Pledge; w h a - a t - - ^ w h y , sedan, 1933 Chevrolet cbupe, 1931 J. J. Alllaon. Telephone 8247. Mm_ to make the leap. ment In .laffc and Podrove Build­ for the day. The cases will be as Pythidn Sisters In this city will In the Interest of accident preven­ ■r a c k e t , DOC— -a n ' I'm p u s h v n ' Auburn sedan, 1931 Chevrolet •ROSCOE-^EGAD- WANTED — EXPERIENCED girl ing. Call 3938. follows: meet at the Lodge Hall at 10:15 In Police Court this mominff, tion and safer conditions on the coach, 1929 Pontiac coach. Cole TH* APPLE CAPfT OUT OF TOWN for houeework, must be fond of M ay N. Egan vs. Belle Clement o’clock and march to the church in Judge Raymond A. Johnson con-, ^highways 1 am making the foUow- LEPERS •CHIP IN ” — UPP-.-.’FUPP-^NOU Motors. 6463. Sherwo'jd. Default for failure lo MONDAY !— I'M SMOVIN' UP children, good home, 428 per FOR RENT—4 ROOM tenement. a body. All are asked to wear their Unued until Wednesday the case < pledge: MEAN VOliPE appear. Disclosure of Defense. TO AID SCIENTISTS. month. Call 87 Park Road, Weet All modern Improvements. Near badges. 1. To stop at stop signs. NORTM WITH TH'l<>ZSO I GOT, schools and business section. Apply Judgment. Clarence Borat, S3, of 125 Coopor' .‘A LEAVING ME*? Hartford, second floor. Card Parly Monday 2. N o t to pass cars on curves. Kalaupapa, Molokai, Hawaii — 701 Main street. Katherine Javamae alias Pyka, HIU street, charged with breach of T O GO IN SHAKE© WVm A PAN- Manchester The teachers of the Maple street 3. T o drive a t a moderate speed. (A P)— They call them tho exiles MV WORD/ vs. Frank Javamae, alias Anthony school will entertain again on Mon­ the peace. 4. Not to jump traffic lights. of Molokai—the lepers In tMs vll OP m i n e .in t v j T l u n c h c o u n t e r , THIS COMES FOR RENT—FOUR ROOM tene­ Pyka, Judgment. day evening, December 6 with a Borst was arrested shortly before Evening Herald HELP WANTED— 5. To be fair to other drivers In lags— but even an exile can help ment, first floor, south side, 18 Edna Reynolds vs. Henry E. R ey­ card party. The playing will start ALL RIGHT, LOOK AT FIREWORKS 2 o’clock this morning after Ms ■b u s i n e s s 1-k ,THAT cm m a n A S A CLASSIFIED MALE 36 nolds. Motion for Alim ony Pen­ all respects and to refrain from some. Knox street. Inquire 20 Knox St. at eight o ’clock and there w ill be wife turned In a fire alarm "because recklsss driving. w it h tva' h o u r g l a s s a n ' s ic k l e TEPP.IPIC. dente Lite. Military Whist, or those attending Adverse winds drove Capt. Brio ADVERTISEMENTS A N A T IO N A L L Y K N O W N Insur­ The notblng-can-be-done-about-^ From 1608 to 1614 there was an R was the only way I could get a 6. In city trMno to be particular­ FOUR ROOM tenement, with mod­ Grant C. Foster vs. William H. may make up a table and play any Blsschop and Joseph Tatibouat, a i n 't p u l l i n ' k is p u n c h e s o n m e S H O C K / ance company doing business In Iters are the worst enemies of the average of 3,500 deaths per year policeman,” she told the officers. ly watchful of pedestrians stepping Count Bis aT«r»S« word! to a Ilao. em Improvements, including fur­ Heald, Administrator. Motion for other game. There will be eight French scientists, here in their Chi­ a n v m o p e a m laltlaU. numberi and abbreviations Manchester, Connecticut, may have automobile safety movement. from Fourth of July fireworks. Policeman Joseph A. Prentice, Into the line of traffic from beMnd . N I ' each count as a *ord and compound nace. rent reasonable, 6 Ridge­ Oyer. prizes for the whist, and table nese punk and wrecked It against an opening for a salesman which Willimantlc Savings Institute vs. I always like to throw the Fourth Y e t In 1611 there were only 3,000 who with Policemen Rudolph Wlr- parked ears. the rocks, leaving the Frenchmen words as two words. Minimum cost la wood street. A special inducement prizes for the other games. Re­ of July In their faces. tails and Lucius Thrall answered f t - — pries ol three lines. will provide a reguiar salary and if token at once. Apply 148 BIsscII Willis r. Wilde, Disclosure of De­ freshments will be served at the automobile accident deaths for the 7. Always to give hand signals penniless in Hawaii. Lins rates per day for tranalsnt There used to be people who said the fire alarm and arrested Borst, commission. Applicant should be StreeL fense, if none. Judgment by De­ conclusion o f the playing. entire year. (1 get my figures from showing my Intention of turning to Tho lepers joined other Molokai ada fault, 9'oreclosure, Hearing on that nothing could be done about The Travelers Insurance Company, reported that the man admitted the left, to the right, or stopping, Bffcctiva March 17, 1SS7 married and not over 35 years of Wins High Honors the Fourth of July. They used to residents In raising a $100 purse to Limitation. and they tickle me pink). striking his wife twice. and not to leave the curb from a Cash Charsa age. State In your reply present Robert W. Murphy, ’37, son of Mr. say that it was human nature for help them. * CoDsgouttv. Uars 7 otai I Ota business connection and past em­ HOUSES FOR RENT 65 Wllllmantic Savings Institute vs. and Mrs. Charles Murphy o f 12 W e just decided, away back Mrs. Borst after ringing tha parked position without giving a I Constoutlvs Osri » otai 11 cts John J. Klllourcy. Default for fail­ Americans to kill 3,500 of them­ alarm from Box 24, lay down on tbs ploym ent A ll replies will be held Davis avenue, this city is among selves with fireworks on Independ­ there, that flreworka deaths were signal. t Day ...... 11 otai II Ota FOR RENT—FIVE ROOM single ure to appear and plead. Judgment. ground by the box to watt for help. 6,000-BARRBL CIDEB VAT. All orders for Irrscular Insertions strictly confldentlal. Box L, Herald. those at Brown University who ence Day every year, and that “you nonsense. house, with all improvements, ga­ Foreclosure. Hearing on Limita­ will bs ebarasd nt ths one time rats. have been admitted to the honors can’t change human nature.” Now Some day wp’II decide that au­ She was taken to the hospital Indignant Lady (after the eraoh) rage, 11 Ashworth street. Inquire tion of time for Redemption. •pscla) rates for lone term every study program In Economics. Mr. they say that it Is human nature for tomobile accident deaths and in­ one of the firemen. — I turned the way I signaled! P erry Kas.— (A P ) — A 6,000-bar­ day sdverilBlna give upon requeeL 97 Norman street. Louis Getzoff vs. Louis Blumer, LIVE STOCK— VEHICLES 42 Murphy Is a graduate of the Rock­ us to kill 36,000 of each other with juries are nonsense, and we’ll cut Unable to post a bond of $100 re­ Motorist—Yeah, I know, that’s rel cider vat Is being built by J. P, Adt ordered for three or all days ct als. Disclosure of Defense, Judg­ and stoppsd bsfore the tblrd or fifth ville High School. motor cara each year. them out — we’ll "do something quired by the court for the adjourn­ what fooled me Farabee on hts big apple farm near day will be charged only for the ac­ ment of Foreclosure. Hearing on Only those In the junior classes In 1634 there were TWO PEO­ about It.” ment, Borst was token to Hartford here. His heavy crop and pricea Limitation of Time for Redemption. tual number of .tmee the d appear­ PIG FOR SALE>—ChrisUana, Smith whose post grades have been A and PLE killed by fireworks on the County jail to await Ms trial. Just the same as women use offered for the apples brought about ed, charging at the rate earned, but Communities which "do , some­ street, Wapping. John Joseph Semple vs. Christine B In practically all courses are Fourth of July; In 1633, seven; In Arrested last night by Policemen his decision to build the huge con' BO allowance or refunds can be made Semple. Motion for Additional Al­ thing about it’’ are the ones, to­ things to make themselves look bet­ Deaths Last Night eligible for honors work. Brown 1632, ten. Prentice and Thrall on a charge of tainer. OB elx tlms ads stoppsd after the lowance for Defense. day, with the lowest automobile ter, men use the tMngs to make fifth day. University was one of the first to Yet there was a time when fire­ death and accident records. Sophia Soja vs. Frank Soja. Mo­ intoxication after a complaint bad themselves feel better. No **1111 torhlds"i display Ubss not start the plan 15 years ago, the works klllsd more people than Something CAN be done about .Bold. ARTICLES FUR SALE 45 New Vork, Mrs. Frederick J. E. tion to place case on the uncontest- been made to the police by Super­ The Herald will not be responelble Woodbridge, 66, wife of a Columbia plan being designed to promote a automobiles. It. intendent of the Almshouse Ernest Foreman (yelling)—Hey, what ed list. high degree of scholastic achieve­ Flapper Fa n n y Sa y s for more than one Incorrect insertloh FOR SALE—FIVE radlotors, steam University professor. Jennie Olson vs. John Olson. Mo­ Peterson, Robert Tedford, 50, an in­ are jrou doing? n»au.».w>T.orr. of any advertisement ordered tor oil burner, and oil tank, reason­ Chicago— Harold Bcacom, 43, at­ ment among those qualified. mate at the town farm, was sent to Bricklayer—I’m just sharpening asore than one time. tion for Continuance and Order of Probate Note The Inadvertent omission of Incor­ able. Phone 3087. torney and Republican leader. Notice. by the deceased and located In an anonymous report that a bomb­ jail for 30 days. my pencil. rect pnbltcatlon of edvsrtltlng will be The Hartford Connecticut Trust Ellington and Tolland. ing of the Bremen bad been plotted. I N A W F U L - Willard Francis Pinney vs. Ruth Company, Rockville Branch, has Foreman— Well, be quick about It reettfle' only by eanoellmtlon of the 2,461 SOLDIERS ARRESTED Elizabeth Pinney. .Statutory Con­ The reported plot, however, failed and don’t let anybody see you. eharge made for ths service rendered. F U E L A N D FEED 49-A been appointed administrator of the to materialize. B L O W T O All advertisements must conform tinuance. 9’lndlng of Actual Notice. estate of the late Frederick W. PRINCESS’ FUNEBAl. That’s a carpenter’s job. you know. IB style, copy, end typography with Rio de Janeiro, Dec. 7— (A P ) Termination of Statutory Continu­ A M E R IC A N A. C. Corttfled quality Chapman of Grand street who died T H E M A 3 0 R regulations enforced by the publish­ As a result of last week’s Extremist ance. Judgment of Divorce. OPENING STOCKS An apple a day is said to keep the ers and thsy rsssrvs the right to range oil 7 l-2c per gallon, 47.00 in lost week. Mr. Chapman was SHIP IN DISTRESS. London, Dec. 7— (AP) —Funeral uprising, a total at 2,461 soldiers Find Man Dead doctor away, but what most women Ciws1wiifMwict.ise. T.asia.aaw>f.c?r.< odlt, revlss or isjec* any copy con­ hundred gal. lots. C. R. Magncll, were under arrest today. form erly superlntenden o f the services were held In St. Oforge^a tt rMUlM TA, IMII sidered objeettonsfile. W illiam Zanks, about 50 of the White Corbin Branch of the United chapel of the fog-enshrouded Wind­ would like to know. Is what will heating oils and general trucking, Those detained Include 44 officers New York, Dec. 7.— (A P )—Early New York. Dec. 7.— (A P)— The OLOBINO HOURS—Classified ads to Wopping Road, Ellington was found States Envelope Company In this sor Castle today for Princeaa Vic­ keep gray hairs away. be published same day must be re- 63 LUac street. Dial 6078. and 553 non-commissioned olTIcers. Stock Market prices today displayed Coast reported receipt of an emer­ dead in the kitchen of bis home city. toria. sister of King George, who oelved by II o’clock noon; Saturdays a steady tone and trading was quite gency message today from the S. S. about four o’clock on Friday after­ New Club Formed died Tuesday at the age of 67. She— I am continually breaking Idtid a. m. FO R S A L E —WOOD, fireplace, fur In addition to municipal and Salmonpool, a British freighter, say­ S( {)!{( HY SMITH noon. Mike Smith, a neighbor had A new club has been formed at active at the opening of the session. Only members of the royal fam­ Into song. '______U Gets ’Em Every Time By John Ternr nace and stove, full measure, 1-2 other public marriage agencies, Slightly higher were American ing the "steering gear carried C. TELEPHONE YOUR occasion to go to the kanks house the h^lrst Lutheran church. The ily, including King George and He— You wouldn’t have to break HOW DON'T BE SO cord 44.00. 1 cord 48.00. C. O. D. there are 13 private agencies oper­ and found the man. He notified away.” W ELL- ITiS KINWV U3NESOME W A N T ADS. club will be for the girls of the Telephone. Jobns-Manville, Mont­ Queen Mary, K ing Haakon and In If you’d get the key. Telephone Roacdalc 15-3. ating In Tokyo. . Constable Percy Stockscr of Elling­ gomery Ward, Pennsylvania, Stand­ HUPFV MISS tAFAR6E/ Ada are accepted over tLs tslsphons church and will be known as the The poslUon o f the ship, the Coast Queen Maud of Norway and King UP HEffe-WHV DON'T WE ton who visited the house and then ard Oil of New Jersey, International ■tUU NEED A TUW T ' at the CHAROB RATB given shove AIL KINDS 09 HARD WOOD, Dorcus Club with Mlsa Doris A. Gu^xl aald, was ajmroximately 800 Chriatlan of Denmark, and a few Few girls can help their looks, HAVE A DATE A N ' KINCW The United Statea has had-a mil­ notified Medical Examiner Thomas Nickel and Anaconda. Such issues miles east of New York. sHoirs AN' you s h o u l p n Y as B eonvenlen j to advertleera bat slabs, kindling, hickory fireplace Dowding as the leader. The officers close friends attended the services. but their looks can often help them. LIVEN'THINGS UP A BIT? the C ^ H RATJC8 will o« accepted as itary and naval Interest In Hawaii F. O’Loughlin of Rockville and as U. S. Steel, N. Y. CentriO, Case The S. S. Salmonpool, o f 4,80.7 and white birch. Chaa. Stays, tele­ arc; President, Hedwig Horst; vice United States Ambassador Robert BE MAD A T MB J U s ' FULL PATMBNT If paid at the buel- since 1883 when America received First Selectman Joseph MaeVarish and Consolidated Gaa were un. nr AIN'T «G H T POK A meSB oSlee on or before the seventh president, Caroline Neupert; treas­ gross tons. Is owned by the Pool W. Binghom attended a memorial Age-Tempered Love Song! phone 8149. exclusive rights at Pearl Harbor to of Ellington. changed. p s e r r y <5AL u k b 'iOu , tellowlBg the first insertion of urer, Kladys Joyce' secretary, Em a Shipping Company of London. It service held at the same time in the Darling, I am old and bent, not each ad otherwise theCRARUB establish a naval coaling base. Medical Examiner Dr. O’Loughlin Notwithstanding the many ques­ T 'G O T' WASTE UPHE«?E.' FOR SALE—HARD WOOD for fur­ Rau.schcnbacb. The club will en­ was built In 1924. chapel of St. James Palace. much hair is on my pate, BATB will be eollected. No reepoesl- profiounced death due to heart dis­ tion marks attached to the foreign nace 44.50 per truck load. Wood large its membership among the TYhere it grew abundantly, nifty blllty for errors In tslebbonsd ads Moxart, when a child genius, once ease and stated that Zanks had situation, financial analysts derived wUl bo assumed and their aeourscy acid for cosh only. L. T. Wood Co. was locked up by Adelaide, sister yo)ing women of the church. and up-to-date. been dead three to four hours. He On Wednesday evening, Decem­ much cheer from domestic economic euBBot be guaraBteed. Phone 4496. o f the unlucky Louis X V I o f France, There arc changes, too, in you, seen gave permission for the removal of ber 18th the club will hold a Christ news. IN D E X OF until he proved his ability by writ- THE. the body to the 9’. H. Burke Fun­ mns social at the church with the The American Iron A Steel Insti­ In every paoiing glance CLASSinCATIONS Ing a concerto for violin. She eral rooms In Rockville. Gone the thrlil of rustling gowns, HOUSEHOLD GOODS 51 thought Leopold Mozart, the boy’s Misses Alice Lehmann, Ema tute estimated the daily average Hlrtbs ...... A Zanks had been employed as a Rauschmach and Gladys Joyce In but thank heaven, you don’t father, was playing a trick. output of steel ingots In November Bagagemeate •.t*;.****^^**^... B farm hand and also had a small charge. at 121,276 tons. ’This was the high­ nwoL HAL COCHRAN U c tn tL OeORGC IKMRBO • wear pants! CWA Marriages .•••••••••••••••• •.•#*« C FOR SALE—CIRCULATING type etove, with Lynn oil burner, price Democratic Women to Meet est dally rate for any November On a common ground we stand, Deaths •.•••••••••••••••••••••• D o 1t3l lY MA Mffvicc, INC. Ma u. There’s always a pitcher on tho Card of Thanks B 440. Telephone 7576 after 7 p. m. The Rockville Branch, State Fed since 1029. The total compared 1 scrap a bit, but carry on; In Memorlaro ...... F eratlon of Democratic Women will o • Lova eacb other; though 'Us plain shaker’s table when someone is with 116,535 tons in October and •bout to pour forth a lot of Lest and Found ...... t A B A R G A IN — A IR W A Y 'vacuum meet on Tuesday evening. Decem­ I’m no peacock, you no swan! Aanouncemente I 61,947 tons in November, 1634. words. Pereonels ...... t cleaner, like new, cost 480.50, will ber 10 at the home of Mrs. Ruth That there has been no let-down In sell for 430.00, with 12 month McKlnstry Cooley, president of the the distribution of automobiles was O « * 7 Antemebllee WITHOUT A HOME ? O n Automobiles for Sale ...... 4 guarantee. Phone Hartford 8-0894. club. Indicated by preliminary estimates o WASHINGTON TUBBS Automobiles for Exchange K Mrs. John W. Holden of Manches­ of the Automobile Manufacturers’ FRE( KLES AND HIS FRiENDS By Blostier By (.'rane U l J T O l R WAY Auto Aocesaorles—TIree ...... | By William 9 FOR SALE— USED combination ter will be present at the meeting Association which placed November Auto Repairing—Painting ...... 1 \1SP WHO WAsV PURTHERMORE, IN A 8kS' a b s o l u t e l y c a n 't Auto fiobools ...... 7*A coal and gas range equipped with as the guest speaker. There will be production at 67 per cent above that YB a h .». h b t , PIPW T MR. \lb c o l l e c t t h e l i r e i n s u r a n c e , WOULCy OTV, IT'S HARO POR A you YpuftC VOO KiMf TM E R C »\ Autos—Ship by Truck ...... • Florence Deluxe oil burner. Price a Christmas party following the CERTAIWLY LEE GO AH' s e e ' BIGGER PO BG LONEST/ TWAT (HJV NO r u l C a g in TNAKIN' of any corresponding month. The UDOK! -tHERE’S ' BE SUSPECTEP OF THE CRIMS, ANP ^ m a n TO ^ DISAPPEAR, ^ ANPa I! IS TOO MONEST TO SLEEP Autoe—For Hire ...... f reasonable. Ernest H. Benson, 539 business meeting with gifts being best previous November output was PEOPLE — MB'S JUST Oarages—Service—Storage 10 GOIMGCT/ER OSSIE WnH A . WHO HE 'S <30NNA HIS KILLIN' MIGHT SPILL THE BEANS. Main street. i exchanged. The committee in charge in 1925 when the flg\ire reached CONVINCE AN INSURANCE ON Duty, BUT la CROOKED A GOOD Gov, AN' VOO Motorcycles—Bicycles 11 ■ the social includes Mrs. Eileen B O WITH GIVE IT TO... HERM IN NEW Wanted Autos—Motorcycles ••• It 177,643 units. On the basis of this CRUTCH HE COMPANY HEfe DEAC? ENOUGW TO eC U30KOUT KNOW WMUT A GOOD (KiV I Flaherty, Mra. Margaret Spellman, CXIR VORK"? Bwslnens and Frefeoalenel Servlcee estimate, production for the 11 MUSTA GOT STORY, OVER THE UNLESS HIS SOCY'S MAIN PER TM’ S LE E P E R S ' IS - IT'S A Gov WMO Bualnsss Services Offered ...... It MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS 53 Mrs. Mary S. McCarthy, Mrs. Cath SO MB CAM^T BE MONEST G-IVES ALL UtS TOBACCO Household Services Offered ...... It-A months was 31 per cent over the HFISAC, FOUNC>. crine Ash and Mra. Cooley. same period last year. PROM SOME’ t r a c k s , c o u l d AN' BE AN ACCESSORY AWAY, LOANS ALL HIS Building—Contracting ...... 14 FOR SALE—TENOR guitar, with Served Supper ABBN T w e , Florlets—Nurse4ice ...... II At the start of foreign exchange BODY! TO BREAKIN' RULES t o o l s , h e l p s GVERveOPV. The colored people of Rockville F u z x y ? USE IT// Funeral Olreetora ...... II case, as good as new, price rea- dealings the French franc was up t u r n s OOWN MOBOOV, Heating—Plumbing—Roofing 17 eonable. Call Rosedale 38-5. served a supper last evening to » ^ Ineurance ...... 11 raise funds to buy hospital supplies .00(4 of a cent nt 6.6074 cents and iT'—rrj AW FINALLY LANDS IN T m E Millinery—Dressmaking ...... II to be sent to Ethiopia. Mrs. M. L. sterling was 74 of a cent firmer at P O O R MO U SE — T M A TS A Moving—Trucking—S.orage tO 44.9274. & 0 0 0 A WANTED—TO BUY 58 Reedy is chairman of the commit­ tee In charge of raising the fimds, Painting—Papering ...... tl l a . TIIIMJ Professional BervleeaT t l H IG H ER PRICES ON rags and and Bob Shaw, cook at Camp Wood- BREMEN LEAVES NEW YORK Repalrfng ...... t l Junk. Live poultry bought. Wm. stock for many years. Is In charge (BEAD THE STOBY. fkCM iitad thUfmiB) Tailoring—Dyeing—Cleaning .*•. 14 Ostrlnsky, 91 Clinton street. Tel. L of the publicity. New York. Dec. 7— (AP) — The Toilet Ooods and Service ...... II The rabbit dashed on through the “Well, first, what we would like 5879. Probate Hearing Monday liner Bremen, with 600 passengers Wanted—Buslneee S e.v iee ...... 14 We found a swell place. W'e snow, as Dotty shouted, "Here we to know, is how you manufacture Bdneetlenal A hearing w ill be held In the aboard, departed from New York snow”, said Windy, and the man re­ go! We’ll have to step along real Courses and CUasea ...... 17 looked at the rooms and probate court In Rockville on Mon­ harbor early today, bound for Ham­ plied, "Okay, just come this way. Private Instrnetlon t l day morning at ten o’clock to act burg, Germany. fasL or we’U be left behind. "In my next room you all can see Dancing ...... i i -a Two police boata remained close 1 . Musical—Dramatic ...... i » they’re nice and clean and on the application of the admlnls- ‘The bunny sure knows how to a great mass of machinery. Then ISLAND rrfe n o t s o h a r d , b s p s o a l v ^ Wanted—Instruction ...... 10 tm tor o f the estate of John J. Luet- to the ship until It departed. 'They leap, and up with him we'll have to you can watch me make another f [^HAT'S WHY HE OBjANIze^N warm. You’d better come Jm. late of Ellington, who desires were aasi^ed to the patrol yester­ WHATCHA ERES wo APPARENT MEANS OP SSCAPC A N P VPU Plaanelnl keep. If. le ft alone, the Snow Man’s snow storm for today.” IV E THIS ELASOBATE CRUISE. Bonds—Stocks—Mortgsgee II permission to sell real estate owned day when police officials received WiAMHA SMN ALL M/UFE ^ HAVE ENEMIES WMO'VE THREATENB(5 TO K/l L r~ Business Opportunities ...... t l TO RENT along' with us. The fact bouse might be real bard to find.” HE KANTEP ENEMIES, The snow was falling thick and They reached the room and there b e e n w a n t i n ' ------— , V O U . ------Money to Loan ...... |,| O NE 5-ROOKI RENT, Dpetalrs, IT IN TV O AND, ALSO WITNESSES that it’s called a hotel faaL Said Scouty, “If tills Is to lasL they found a lot of Ice cakes stand­ Help and .jllaatloaa $15.—and ONE 6-ROOM RENT, SOMEBO&Y TO the rabbit will sink down and then ing 'round. The Snow Man picked i w Y t c o u WHO'P GIVE ’•peoop" Help Wanted—Female ...... I I Downstairs, $18, at 28 BIRCB didn’t scare us! It’s as Help Wanted—Male ...... || we'U sU be In a pIlghL one up and put It in a U g machine. SPOIL n v . GIVE ME AN OP HIS D E A T H . j - ' Salesmen Wanted ...... Il- A STREET. Help Wanted—Male or Female.* ST home-Uke as can be. “If he can't move, what will we "1 turn a handle once or twice", OLD CRUTCH.. Ageiue Wanted ...... |7-A Inquire o f Snpt. ut 26 BIreh SL, FOR SALE dot” Then Coppy answered, “I sold be, “ and thus I get shaved ice. ^ SUoatlone Wanted—Female ••• I I or Attention ! ! think you are fretti^ over nothing. Just watch me closely and you'll i Situations Wanted—Male ...... t l 'phone for Information at 7 P. M. Corner Main and Haynes Streets H e won’t sink. H e’s much too exactly what I mean.” Bmployment Agencies ...... 40 Residents of Chestnut Lodge and the Edgewood House— Uve Slack— Pel*—PaaHvT—VeklelM lig h t" He whizzed the handle 'round and! Doga—Birds—Feta ...... 41 Out of town bank has authorised me to get offer on the prop­ then the Tlnles were drilghted wben^ Reliable Realty Co. We offer you reasonable rates— with or without board. erty located at 352-354 Main Street, consisting of 7-room single, U ve Stock—Vebleles ...... 41 126 Temple SL Hartford This proved, they found, to be the snowflakes began to fly. Wee Qoldy Poultry and Supplies 41 Investigate today. Many applications already received. hot water heat, 2-car garage; store with separate heating planL case. The pet kept right on with ahouted, “W ell, look here!” Wanted - Peta —Poultry—Stock 44 Phone 7-5916 Large loL Property suitable for many business purposes. the race and soon they reached the The man explained, “ You see, I Foe Bala—Mtecellaaeaaa Artlclce for Sale ...... 4| Snow Man’s house. The Tlnles fill big buckets full of snow, until I Boats and Accessories ...... 4i THE E. T. McK i n n e y a g e n c y rushed right In. have enough to throw and make a Bulldlog Materials ...... 47 “Well, howdy do", the Snow Man onowstorm in the air.” Olsmonds—Watches—Jewelry •• 41 NEW HOTEL SHERIDAN Hartford Bfanebester Bleetrleal Appllanoee—Jladlo *. 41 Mrs. Tracy, Mgr. Phone 3803 7-1076 . . 6280 cried. "Don’t be ofoold. Come to my tide. n l teU you all about this (The Tlnles start for a new and Fuel and Feed ...... »...4 I*A T.W.KtQ.u.n.par Oarder — Farm—Dairy Prodocta 10 land." This made the TlMes grin.' wonderful land In the next story.) TWG GOOD Household Qooda ...... n ? : : \ j L •tMiSvsMstsnre.wc t.I*. Ma It I. p#T. Off. /< Machinery and Ttcle ...... || Musical Instruroenta ...... || To Rent SAU'MMAN SAM An Old Friend Off toe and Store Equipment «•« 14 Weat Side—6 roonu* steam beat, Nv Small ■p« ! ^ *t th. Btor...... |« oil burner; garage. ALLEY OOP A Counter Attack By H A M U N TA K X u s LONG* IHCY. C 'M E 0S~AM'"66£ ' Waarinc Fan If f FEB. W NECKIN' MmmM Kslalo For lala Edward J. Holl Apartmint Balldlas tor 8aU ... || 885 Mmln Street Bnalaaaa Proporty tor lain ..... lo « » I T , Forma aad Load for Bala ...... n UouiM for Bala ...... 1| tmu for Bala ...... f i Rooert F iop or^ for B a l* ...... f i Baborbaa tor ...... u Baal Eitate tor Exehacs* Wlaatod—Heal Betate Read The Herald Advs. Seotlee f iOBOl Itatleoa ^Legal Notleis ts I,