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Bsvsrly Russell of SI Spruce AVEBAOB DAO.T CSBOOIA'nON street celebrated her seventh birth­ ABOUT TOWN day with a party last night, attend­ TONIGHT! tor the Hoath at Dteombor, ISSS t h e w b a t h b b ed by fifteen . of her playmates. Foreeaat oi U. s. Weather Btmm. ChOdrea who with to join the Beverly received numerous lovely BIG SETBACK TOURNAMENT Hartford dtncinr cltuei conducted by Mita gifts. Games were enjoyed and re­ e M A M E M U k i f 5.853 Peggy L*rkln tt Onnge hall every freshments were served with a huge Homber of tha Andit Cfendy mad (lightly colder to­ Saturday morning, may do to now birthday cake the center of attrac­ Boremi o< OIreiilatloaa night; probably Ught aaow lata to­ and atlU take part in the spring re­ tion. 3 Fine Prizes night or Friday. cital. For further Information call As Usual— Plenty of Good Things To E a t MANCHESTER — A CITY OF VILLAGE CHARM BOM. Sunset Circle which Is composed HALE’S o f past noble grands o f Sunset Re- STEAMED CLAMS VOL.l v ., NO. 91. (O aaatned AdvarOalat » » Faga UM bekah lodge, will be hostesses to the MANCHESTER. CONN„ THURSDAY, JANUARY 18, 1936. The Ooamopolitan club will meet (TWELVE PAGES) PRICE T O R eE C B irai: PVday afternoon at 2;30 at the meeting of Trinity Past Noble Clams On the Half Shell, Etc. Center Congregational church, with Grands, at Odd Fellows hall, Mon­ The Best Eifport & d Blue Ribbon Beer. day afternoon at 3 o'clock. WHEN NEW YORK'S DARK Mrs. Arthur Straw as hostess. Su­ IT'S IMPORTANT NEWS. perintendent of Schools Arthur H. JAPAN-IBMAN Fight For Hauptmann With Backs To Wall St. Maiy's Woman's auxiliary Illlng will speak on "Education In New York. Jan. 16.— (A P ) — the Depression." will met Friday evening at 8 o'clock I t was an unusual experience for In the pariah house. The guest REYMANDER’S TAVERN THURSDAY SPECIALS Mary C. Keeney Tent, Daughters speaker will be Mrs. Josephine Will- .‘<5 Oak Street Chas. Reymander, Prop. Regular 69c M. K. M. WAR ALLIANCE New York—famed the world over for its bright lights—to find it­ BRUNO IS (GRANTED of Union Veterans of the Civil War son, supervisor of social service will meet tomorrow evening at 8 work In Manchester. LADY PEPPERELL self largely in darkness last night o'clock In the State Armory. Im ­ Pure Silk Chiffon and when a short circuit interrupted REPORTED NEAR the power supply. portant bualncs.s matters will be dis­ cussed and a good attendance Is Service Affecting, as it did, the Uvea ol hoped for. probably a mllUon persons, the 30 DAY REPRIEVE Green Trading Stamps Given In All SHEETS and Moscow Counters Widi power Interruption was the "big The Coast to Coast setback club's Departments. news*' In all the city's newspa­ third team lost to the Young Wom­ pers. en's Sisterhood at the Women's lh€ JW IU U CORK Free Delivery On All Orders For $1.00 Statement That It Now Club In Hartford last night, 452 to PILLOW CASES The American devoted 11 col­ Manchistir Conh- and More. umns to descriptions o f the spec­ 846. Wrapped In cellophane. Laundered ready for your bed. N o BY GOV. HOFFMA labels or stickers attached. Has Greatest Army in tacular happenings. The llm ei and Herald Trlbupe each used 81” X 99” LADY PEPPERELL. eight columns, and there were 3p £ r j ^ i e SHEETS ...... World; Most Fight Alone. four colmna about the power in­ Haaptmann’s Lawyers Madiiy F C pair $1.2ft terruption In the Dally News. Pro-Borah Movement Although part of the city's area HEALTH MARKET was affected by the power stop­ Moacow, Jan. 16.—-(A P I—Colnd Dramatic Eleventh Hour BINGO 63” x99” .. $ 1 . 1 9 72” X 108” . $ 1 .3 * page, Broadwa/s famous "White dent with an announcement of an NINTH IN SERIES Way” waa brilliantly Illuminated Started In This State S w ift’s 59c Wool increaae in the Soviet army, the as usual. It lies just south of More to Stay Ex 72” x9 9 ” .. 81” X 108” . Auspices Division No. 1, $ 1 . 2 9 $ 1 . 4 9 government's French language the darkened zone. A. O. H. and Auxiliary. newspaper. Journal de Moscou, as -^1 Hartford, Jon. 16.— (A P ) — "IrtcJcphono aald Hull was the Initiator Which Was Denied by tin lt*n4#lrkrT Pzw- a a I m.... 4.^ as______a . . . . . LA RD 2 lbs 2 9 « SKATING sorted today the Tapanese and Qer was waiting for someone else to o f the movement.. . and % that although LADY PEPPERELL mans have already completed i start. Nobody did. So I took the they agreed to be present, they were Mueller's Initiative." not committed to Borah. Supreme Court Tinker Hall SOCKS military coalition, or are about to Thus, today George W. Hull of do ao. BREAKDOWN OF W illiam J. Pape, publisher of the Burlington, once an ally of the In­ Waterbiiry Republican and Ameri­ FRIDAY, JAN. 17 Stripes and Plain Colors The newspaper also said, an "ex surgent Albert Levitt, explained the R E m F l l PILLOW CASES can, who accepted the Invitation, BULLETIN! Macaroni p^s- 9 * tremely uncertain" situation has start of a pro-Boriih movement In said he knew of no movement for Play Starts At 8:30 O’clock. been created In Europe, due to the POWER DARKENS Connecticut. Borah "except In George Hull's Trenton, N. J., Jan. 10. Prize On Every Game I Tall Clover Brand l*lnk 42” X 36” ) g y fact that certain "big powers" have Plana, ho said, are still In the mind.” begun to renounce the policy o f col­ MACKEREL lb. 9c 'conference stage", and he doesn't "Mr. Hull wanted to know several I C pair lective security. — (AP) — Governor H Special Prize: for NEW CITY know yet what the first step will oe. weeks ago what I thought of Bor­ 45” X 36” [ O The Soviet Union, therefore, the Order for Pair of Shoes. Center Cut NUgeS*l5ud2’Xftf*Md‘N”ii‘R°*L^‘’ Augmented “by two Constitutional law But, he has begun to test sentiment ah,” Mr. Pape said. " I said I man today annottneed Journal de Mosenu maintained, can favorable to the presidential cam­ Salmon 2i"23« count for Its deiense only on its own Sw a fuufo effSrt^to ibtnVn a wri? "ho"-" 1" Trenton thought ho was all right, but that as reprieve for thirty Admission 2.'ic. STrt At right are. Frederick A. Pope, Eg- paign of the Idaho Senator. a president he might be a washout. SW ORDFISH lb. 27c Hand Made Candlewick forces. All of Manhattan Aho?e 59th Large Can Heinz Quality This statement was viewed by Mr. Hull's program was set back Borah la more of a critic than a for Bruno Richard Hw by the Inability of Congressman Fresh foreign observers as Important In doer. view of the fact that che Franco Street Affected — 60,000 Hamilton Fish of New York to ap­ "Tuesday, Mr. Hull called me up mann. S O U P cans BEDSPREADS » Soviet mutual assistance pa*t has pear at the New Britain Republican and said Fish waa coming to New 2 _ 2 5 * HALIBUT lb. 2 9 c Two New Patterns. Special I not yet been -a^ifled by France. Club dinner tomorrow night. Tile Britain and asked me to meet him RAPIDOL Italy Would Join Canght in Snhway When STATE GRANGE INSTALLS ITALY REPORTS eastern representative of Borah was with a small group. As a newspa­ Washington. Jon. 16— (A P ) We bought these especially for the January Sale. Two beautiful Grandmother’s Orange Commenting I'urther on reports to confer with Hull and a small perman, 1 agreed." Supreme Court refused tods patterns with heavy tufting In all colors. Red, rust, blue, green, gold, H AIR DYE of a Japanese-German coalition, the group invited by the Burlington Mr. Pape said he was more Inter­ save Bruno Richard Haupl orchid and rose. Cut size 6T' x 105". from the electric chair toi (lulck, Wooderful ItosuJUs Haddock Filets lt>. IS c newspaper said It now appeared the Cars Stop. man. ested in the candidacy of Colonel that Italy wished to jolii such an al­ MAJOR BATHE night. OiBaranteed Not Harmful. OFFICERS; ENDS PARLEY Uncertain of Next Step, Frank Knox than In Borah. MARMALADE liance. ApporenUy the only hops e t " I hoped to set up a group that "Knox looks pretty good," he said. ARTHUR DRUG STORE convicted Udnap-murdorer a t lb. The Soviet Union already had de­ New irork, Jan. 16— (A P ) __ would support Borah," Mr. Hull Lynn W. Wilson, Danbury editor, S T E A K COD 15c livered its answer to alleged war Lindbergh baby Hea In Electrical experts worked feverish­ IN T f fi SOOTH said, "But now I am undecided on a leader In the Danbury Civic Asso- Washable Mattress Protectors reprieve to Ooveraor threats from Germany and Japan Committee Reports Mark the next step." 1 lb. jar with the announcement last night ly today to complete the repair of a MORGAN RESENTS Hoffman of New Jersey. . 59c All Wool 59c Boys’ and Girls’ Men Invited to the conference by Steak Pollock lb. Full Bed Sizie, 54” x 76”. Reg. $1.98 $1.77 that Its army-^the greatest In the mysterious power plant breakdown Closing Session; $5,000 (Contlnued on Page U g iit) Hauptmann's petition for a world— had been Increased during which In terrifying faahlon plunged Fight Raging Along 40 Mile o f habeaa corpus and n stow cT, the last year to 1,300,000 men. PROBER’S QUERIES outton had filed sbtotly i L. T. Wood Co. GLOVES The Bolsheviks estimated they al­ a million or more New Yorkers Into to Be Set Aside as Loans noon by bis attorneys. 2 lb. jar 2 7 * Filet of SOLE lb. 29^ SCARFS Single Bed Size, 39”x76”. Reg. $1.69 $1.47 so had a trained reserve os large as darkness and crippled transporta­ Front; Ethiopia Claims Red The decision to dsny ths 51 Bissell St. Tel. 4496 and that under the Czars. tion faculties. JAPS DENY NAVAL RACE waa agrsed unon w U le tha Every bed should have one of these mattress protectors. Quilt­ Draws Applause Officials estimated 60,000 persons for Students. ate their lunch from 9 to 1:1 So popular this winter for This announcement by Mikhail Cross Unit Headed by Chief Justice Mughes — , Fresh ed. guaranteed washable, will not only protect your mattress but were caught In the dark labyrinth Denies Insinoadon That U. S Tukbachevsky, assistant commissar the verdict to a hustled audloaea AGENT all purposes. Plaid colors in makes your bed more comfortable. Full bed size, $1.77. Single bed of one subway system when the MEAT SPECIALS MITTENS size, $1.47. o f war. during the meeting o f the power shut-off, at the height of last soon aa tha court convened a t i i Hartford, Jan. 16.— ( A P ) — The Briton Was Destroyed. AFXro QUtn tN G PARLEY red, brown, green, black, and All-Union Central Ehcecutive com­ night's rush hour, brought the un­ W as Forced Into War by p. m.—three minutes lato.- FOR C ELER Y bun 12c Plaids, stripes in wool; mittee, drew widespread applause. derground cars to a atandatill. annual session of the Connecticut Apiiarently Uio discussion bad Lifetime Guaranteed! Reserves called to arms during tended overtime. white. leather buckskin. A ll of Manhattan north o f 59th State Grange was concluded this Great Bntain. HAMBURG 2 lbs. 33c Beauty Rest and Innerspring ths World War were estimated at street and moat o f the Bronx was By AS.SOCIATED PRESS. The chief justice said omi Usrge Fresh around 10,000,000 men. afternoon with the Installation of “Bel We Meet Be Prepared|THINK H I-SW O R TH the pstitiOn for a w rit PPPERS affected. Lights in skyscrapers, Italy's high command today an­ $1.29 Declaring the fighting and cul­ homes and hospitals went off. 'Tele­ the officers for the coming two corpus was denied. tural level of die Soviet army was nounced a 40-mlle, fiercely disputed MATTRESS COVERS phone service was shut down for a years by Charles M. Gardner, High Washlpgton, Jan. 18.— (A P ) — Court ohastvan said BEEF STEW lb. 23c the highest in the world, fukha- time. advance along the efltli'o Somaliland loMeelWIialeTerllieFii- OR PILOT AUVE TANGERINES doz. 1 9 * Large, generous size mattress coven for Beauty Rest and In- Priest of Demeter. Resentment at what he said was an ehevsky said still further efforU Mayor F. H. LoQuardia mobilized nersprlng mattresses. Seams are all bound and have rubber but­ insinuation that "w e were bought front In Southern Ethiopia while OKE f C pair would be made this ’-ear to Improve 18,000 policemen and 7,000 firemen With the exception of Mrs. Helen tons. Protects your new mattress and renews an old one. A ll sizes. the Ethiopian government claimed lure HoUs’’ Sap Premier a Fresh the soldiers’ condition. He announc­ for extra service. M. Daniels, of Lyme, as Ceres, to Into the war with English money" Washington. Jan. 16.— PORK CHOPS lb. 2$c f^iU, three-quarter and single bed sizes. ed a 57 per cent nay increase would Traffic Demoralized succeed Mrs. Mabel E. Church of waa expressed by J. P. Morgan today deatniction by Italian bombs of a a dramatic eleventh hour c. be granted. Cash .75 Traffic on the street levels and on Willlmantlc, the corps of officers In Red Cross unit headed by a British m Interview. Captain of Rescoe Slip Re­ tomeys for Bruno Riohard O f his S5-minute address, 20 min­ 1934 continues. at the Senate Investigation of war­ officer at Waldia, on the north. Price other subway lines was demoralized. time finance. mann upealed today to ‘ 12 TOMATOES 2 n.s. 2 5 * EXTRA SPECIAL! utes were devoted to comparative Nearly all the time today was Authoritative British (lources, Ton CUBE STEAK lb. 3 5 c Elevators stopped between floors. Chuckling but nonetheless posi­ remo Court to aavo tho figures on the German and Japanese Street lights were extinguished. given to hearing of committee’s re­ pointing to Monday's meeting o f the Idnaper. and murdarer o f —. armies. tive in his assertion, the elderly Tokyo, Jan. 16. -(A P )-C a b in e t ports Sighting a Man E 48” X 48” Fine Quality ports and action on resolutions re­ League of Nations Coimcil at Gene­ bergh baby from tha elactrio W anting Issued financier swung upon Senator Clark Pure Linen (Oontlnned on Page Eight) ferred to the committee. It voted, va. Insisted that "death notices" for protestations of pacIfiL alms min­ tomorrow night A Great Sale of Towels A dispatch from Urga, Outer (D.. Mo.) with this: gled discordantly today with the the Bay of Whales. oil sanctions were premature. A petition for a writ of _ Mongolia, meanwhile, issued by the upon favorably committee report, "You are saying that we were martial declaration of naval chief corpus and a stay of exacutloa 600 Only! Beautiful, Soft, Absorbent official Tass News Agency, said the to devote the present $2500 In the bought Into the war with English Great Britain, these sources said, student loan fund to be used for will adhere to whatever action the taliu in Japan's reaction to seces­ presented in open conrt ohwtly Lunch Cloths Mongolian government bad deliver­ money and I don’t like the Insinua­ er it met at noon. First Quality ed another note ^o the Manchoii- PLANE’S HIGH SPEED juniors and seniors at the Connecti­ tion." Council takes, and they believed sion of Its dele.^ratcs from the Inter­ London, Jan. 16.— ( A P ) — The I Cannon national naval conference. "You may submit ths p kuoan government, warning that cut State college and that $2500 be An Investigator for Clark and the captain of the Discovery n, search­ Prem ier Kelsiikc Okada declared: was the only eo'nment o f Chi Announcing dangerous consequences would fol­ set aside from the State Grange other committee members hud just (Ikintlnued on Page Eight) ing for the missing explorer, Lin­ O U R G R E A T tice Hughes. low any further attacks on the funds for other student loans. "I do not believe a naval'building Mongolian border. PUZZLES PROBERS contended that this government, bc- race Is coming, but the people of coln Ellsworth, Indlcsted In n re­ The motion was mads by RANGE OIL The resolution also provided for fo^re entering the world conflict, Burkinshaw, one of Ha 8 9 c Japan must oe prepared to meet The note came almos immediate­ a board of five trustees to ad­ port today that on airplane bad attorneys. ly after another "incident” arose In tried to keep American banks liquid whatever the future holds. . . . JANUARY SALE OF FRUIT IN CANS Regular $1.18 Value minister the two funds, the master and ready for war but not to stop been sighted In Little Am erica and "I SMC leave of oo'irt to which the Mongolians were report­ O’SULLIVAN SCORES g a l. TOWELS An extra fine quality pure linen and lecturer to be two of the trus­ "Whether we have naval limita­ that a man bad been seen on the an original petition for a ed to have captured seven Man- trade with the Allies. cloth In novelty plaids and checks. Jammed Indicator Shows tees and the other three to be elect­ tion treaties or not, Jauan will re­ Bay of Whales. habeas corpus and a petition fW choukuoan soldiers. Morgan puffed furiously at his spect the principles of non-menace — — 100 Gallonii ^ 0 5 0 Size 48" X 48". Regular $1.19 value. ed by the Grange for three years The report did not Identify s t ^ of judgm ent” he said. DIAL 4151 The latter, the Tass report said, pipe as be once again disputed the and non-aggression In the world un­ the Colors: Red, blue, brown, and gold. term. M AJO Rin RULING man or the airplane. The entire proceedings This Idg special sale of 1985 N E W PAC K Callfnnila Fruilti will nturt our Jnnuary C^nni^ Goods entrenched themselves In Mongoli­ That Machine Was FIjing committee’s view that American in­ altered." an territory and opened fire on Addresses Made terest In trade with the Allies, rath­ The committee In charge of the only a few seconds. Sale off with a wallop. Them* fruits are parked on lleurst's (of iiews|ui|»er fame) ( ’alUornIa llaneh On the other hand the attitude of Court observers said, bow««d( Mongolian border guards, but no Addresses were made this morn­ er than submarines, led this coun­ naval authorities was expressed Discovery H’s rescue expedition an­ and the quality Is excellent. the justices seldun- Intorfari) D rug Dept. Specials casualties resulted. at 180 Miles an Honr. ing by C. Palmer Chapman, past try Into the war. typically by Vice Admiral Sankichl nounced officially; BARLOW’S Cannon Mills made these towels especially for January criminal cases at the last mini The note from the Soviet-advised master of the Rhode Island State Road from Diary. Takes Exception to Decision "A message has been received by Telephone 5404 Takabashi, comni,in<’ei-ln-chlef of They already have refused to promotions. 35c Vick’s \> A Mongolian peoples Republic to its Grange, and Mrs. Chapman, the At the outset of today's hearing the battle fleet. In an Interview giv­ the Discovery committee from the RI KAI. GOLD LarKent an view Hauptmann’s oonvtctlan. Vapo R u b ...... neighbor, the Japanese-sponsored Goodwin, Ark., Jan. 16.— (AJ*)— present lecturer of the Rhode Island 1 extract from the diary of Coh en prominence by the leaser vernac­ master of the Discovery II report­ BLUED OK HALVES 2 Cant THREE STYLES State of Manchoukuo, said Man- State Grange. of Arbitration Board in Burkinshaw, wearing bor PEACHES 39c Investigators dug s Jammed speed Edward M. House, confidential ad­ ulars. ing that the boat arrived safely at med giosaes, stepped to tho hr 6 cans— $1.09. cboukuoan repliea to orevlous Mon­ The report of the standing visor to Woodrow Wilson, was In­ "If the Japanese navy la called the Bay o f Whales at 10 p. m., Jan. 50c Prophylactic golian protests "confirmed a lack of Indicator today from the muddy stand dltocUy In front o f tha 20” X 40” Solid 20” x40” publicity committee, Mrs. Sarah L. troduced to show Secretary of State upon to fight the combined powers 15. The message Indicates one man Tooth Brushes...... e S u C desire by the Manchoukuoan gov­ swamp where 17 persons died In the TroDeymen’s Wages, Justice to make his olsaC RURAL GOLD No. 1 crash of a luxury airliner and there­ Curtis, PlalnvUle, Ard Welton, P ly ­ Lansing wimted the wartime Presi­ was sighted from a plane and also The justices could dlseusi Color Checkered Border ernment to settle border dlscusinons (Ooatlaoed On Page Eight) PEACHES SLICED Cant $1.00 Wampole’s In a peaceful mancer." by found their first clue to the mouth; and Harold B. Waldo, dent to break with Germany early a machine at Little America.” motion during the lunch recoa t. 3 35c Glastonbury, waa made today. ' In January of 1917. 2 to 2:30 p. m., and arnounoo i 6 cans— 63c. Popular peasant weave Preparation ...... O f C The border incidents, the note cause of the nation's worst plane Hartford, Jan. 16 — (A P ) — The Part of the . wireleaa message Complete Brokerage Beautiful soft all-over dobby border, strong, stur­ eharged. "are obviously Intended to travel disaster. majority members o f the arbltnk' verdict when the court recdnvi (Oontlooed on Page Bight) iUonUDoed on Page Bight) O r the announcement m i ^ t bo < colors in the body of this ^ Wng further compheations be­ The official inquiry, beaded by tlon board, which heard wage argu­ (Oontiaued On Page Eight) MODERN PACK Largest dy weave for extra long $1.00 White’s Cod Liver ferred until noon tomorrow. Service i tween Manchoukuo and Mongolia." Eugene L. Vidal, assistant secre­ ments Involving the employes and CHOICE QUALITY towel are set off by the Oil T a b le ts...... 0 # C Only In extraordinary w. FRUIT SALAD Cant wear; thick, fluffy suiface TREASURY BALANCE. management of the Connecticut 2 59c In Manchester 20”x40” An Over Check tary of commerce for aeronautics, stances are atacemento made ___ 5 cans— $1.35. white terry band border. for greater absorbency. Company, were held to have been A brand new towel, all-over 50c Jergen’s Q C must depend on mute evidence to side of the court, llia t was dono;i Thick terry surface, Washington, Jan. 16.— (A P ) — "Impressed and influenced to an un­ Stocks and Bonds check design In a fine quality Borders in bright shades Lotion ...... OOC fix the cause of "The Southerner's ” NINE PERSONS DIE FIFTEEN INJURED few times while the celebrated MODER.V PA( K strong underweave. Col­ plunge Tuesday night. The position of the Treasury Janu­ reasonable extent by the claim of l.sargett Bought and Sold construction. Bright colors of red, black, jade, maise MIDWEST AWAITS ary 14: clause cases 'were pending UIIOICE Ql ALITY Cans that are fast. Checks In red, ors are jade, yellow, peach, None aboard the giant plane when the company that It Is financially FRUIT COCKTAIL 2 and blue. Mercerized yarns RcceipU, $11,157,415.72; expendi­ term. And then It was only to ^ 49c black, blue, gold and green. It ripped down Into the wooded Ar­ embarrassed" by Superior Court 5 cans— $1.15. ~ blue and orchid. in border. Mum ...... 2 3 c tures. $16,931,753.01; balance, $2,- IN AIRPLANE CRASH there would be no decision the A A R O N COOK kansas swamp waa left alive. J d g" P. B. O’Sullivan. BYASNOWSUDE lowing Monday. HOOVER’S ADDRESS 124,285,315.73. Customs receipts In a lengthy dissenting opinion The petition presented by Bu HE.ARST'.S RA.NUH Manchester Green The pitifully tom bodies of the for the month, $16,377,313.81. lArgofvt announced last night, the ju rist who shaw contended among other tl__ Fancy Halvm or HUnxl four women, 13 men snd a child Receipts for the fiscal year (since PEACHES Cant Telephones 5301 or 4030 represented the employes of the that "in general the jurors svero i 2 45c were being returned to their fami­ July 1), $2,020,208,403.78; expendi­ 5 cans— $1.10. Two Women Among Victims Trolley Company, on the board, took Avalanche Crnches Steel posed to an overwhelming it_ HOUSEWARES SP ECIALS — Basement lies today while state rangers stood tures. $4,027,531,597.47. (Including ^Annoas to Know What Ex- guard over the twisted wreckage to exception to the decision by the two spirit during the entire duratloi$4 Fish has never been In luch good $1,786,139,994.85 of emergency ex­ other members who recommended OTHER MONEY $2.75 Wear-Ever Aluminum $3.98-$2.98 prevent further looting. penditures); excess of expenditures, the trial both during and b etvw repuU- as It U today. Women's SAVING PINEHURST VALUES! $1.98 FER N ER IES When Machine Falls m the that wages for the year 1935 be left Coach in Sierra Mhnn- sessions of the court, all o f whlcll^; President Will Propose to ' The air speed Indicator, jammed $2,007,323,193.69. Gross debt, $30,- unchanged. magazines are devoting a great deal at 180 miles an hour— nearly three was subversive of the right of 526,830,316.94, a decrease of $1,980,- In addition to Judge O’Sullivan, ol space to fish recipes and fish Birdseye Woven fiber ferneries with petltlocer to a fair and Imn Tender r % o TABLE 083.50 -under the previous day. Gold Colombian Jungles. the board consisted of Judge Thom­ tains; Three Badly H url M nus. and hoiiM-wIves of the coun­ WE PAY THE HIGHEST Drip-O-Lators $ }.8 9 heavy metal box, in green Help Fanners. (OoBtlaaed oa Page E ig h t)' trial." try arc li'urnliiK new methods ol Raspberries BEEF UVER, Ib____ Z o C assets, $10,154,904,511.52. as J. Molloy, chairman and Attor­ cooking Hsh every day. PRICES FOR 6 and 8-Cup Size. ney Joseph F. Berry, who repre­ The allegations were similar LAMPS ..... $ 1 . 4 9 Bogota, Colombia, Jan. 16.— (A P ) sented the Connecticut Co. Colfax, Calif., Jan. 16.— ( A P I - those presented previously to thAu In looking twek over the past year Sliced Bacon, $1.50 This group of pottery table Washington, Jan. 16 — (A P ) __ — Nine persons, Including two wom­ Judge O'Sullivan said he fotmd Fifteen men, Injured but safe, told court In an unsuccessful effort;;' ' or two, we Hnd ihiit fish Is no longer 2 1 c Ib...... O ld G old Political observers In a capital aU obtain a review of Haupt Wear-Ever lamps with parchment shades en, were reported dead today as the the company had a large net in­ today of escape from beneath an ■trictly a "Friday fiMid". Thursday, 3 9 c tu g le d up In farm relief plans found result of the jungle crash of a trl- come and the trolley officials had avalanche of snow which crushed a conviction. They also were __,, we have a ver> active deiiuind for Aluminum to close-out $ 1 9 8 FRUIT BOWLS time today to speculate on what EASY BILLIARDS motored plahe In the Caqueta De­ paid large dividends. steel coach of a transcontinental the same general tines as those pr fish. Birdseye Small Smoked Beef O A fanner President Herbert Hoover partment of Southern Colombia. train near Donner Summit In the sented to Justice J. Warren Bay Gold Filled may say tonight. HU Statement Tongues, Ib...... Flower Bowls and Candy Jars Two others were believed serl- high Sierra mountains. of the Federal Circuit CJourt of Again tomorrow we will feature AND Egg Poachers (peak in UncoUi, W IL L IE HOPPE, the world’e greatest billiard player— The company U being reorganized Tons o f snow, sodden with recent Lima Beans $1.98 in crystal glass. C O — otuly Injured and seven were un­ under the Federal Bankruptcy Act. peals at Trenton who deniad FUeta of Red Perch, Fresh Oysters, Neb., on the Roosevelt farm policies. the only man who ever held three world titles at one h u rt rains, plunged dpwn a precipitous writ of habeas corpus. steam eaeica three Observers watched for any possible He asserted; danu. Mackerel, llalihul. Sword­ Spare Ribs, $1.00 values for .... Oa/ C The death list as tentatively re­ mountainside through snowsbeds The lengthy petition concludsdt^ eggs at one time. elateratlon of Mr. HoovePs beliefs time— is noted also aa ain instructor, "This board of arbitration agreea fish, Fllete of Haddock and Sole, Ib...... Silver After winning ported here. Included; protecting Southern Pacific tracks "Wherefore, the promises cOB"""* SeaUop., Codfish, Smelts, etc. '^■‘ 2 5 c 2 5 c $ 1 .0 0 BRIDGE as to what the RepubUcan Party that the men are not receiving even Jewelry, Watch Cases, Den­ the 8-cushion championship recently Major Uscategrul, head of the and engulfed the -hlrd cai from the ered, your petitioner respect' Aould offer the country in the form a living wage for their station in rear of the train, the Pacific Limit­ tal Work, Spectacles, Etc. I^tlcla garrison; the pilot CapUIn prays that your honor will Good Cuts of Lean Pinehurst 11.50 Wear-Ever Aluminum IRONING BOARDS of an agrteultural program. from Welker (Tochran in a chaUenge life. We are not concerned with ed. M ackerel...... lb. I 21/2C Birdseye LAMPS As for csndidscles, thsrs w u no Obondo; the co-pilot Lieutenant paying more than a fair wage. And The car had been chartered by a him a writ of habeas corpus a Grovernment License match, thus taking the only title that O’Byme; radio man PavoUnI Vau- Quality Corned Beef Wrought iron Colonial lamps With padding andd cover, foldfold­ sign that Ur. Hoover would discuss yet, I cannot agree that the grant­ Salt Lake Chty grout en route to an Ing to the statute In such _ Red P e rc h ...... Ib. 28c Corn his own personal plans. Of the had eluded his grasp in 30 years of pes; a commissary officer, Fran­ ing of a living wage will be unfair automobile flealers’ convention at made and provided and will InqUuw.a T.G.L. 12. No. 12-5797 with parchment ^ ^ y f O ing type, large cisco Anxola; Lieutenant Pinzon; a Ring Mould Sets five O.O.P. men associated most fre- campaigning with the cue among the to the employer. If one’s senM of Oakland, Calif. Into the cause of the said ImprilMI j j O ysters...... pint 33c Dried B e e f ...... 1-4 Ib. 17c shades ...... ^ X #4^7 size, 53" X 14” .. quenUy with Presidential discus- Charity sister; an unnamed woman balance la diaturbed because the Fifteen men were hurL three suf­ ment and discharge him from $ 1 . 4 9 —Id a mail courier. • For salads and in­ Moas. Hoover and Senator Senator big shot artists, tioppe has prepared a company has sought refuge la re­ fering serious chest Injuries. They said Imprisonment.” Clams, opened . .p t 35c ■^‘ 2 1 c Deerfoot Sausage...... lb. 49c M a t t h e w The meebonio Toscana and an­ GREEN TRADING STAMPS GIVEN IN ALL DEPARTMENTS. (R-. M lch.),iaw Dm senes of eight articles that remove the ceivership, he must not forget that were J. C. Stevenson. H. R. W elter The petition was signed i a ____ dividual desserts. least audible about their plans. other passenger were reported seri­ the wages paid the men have not snd A. O. Hsydsi,. Sslt Lake City. Ink by Hauptmann, and by mystery from his artistry. He took ously injured. Nothing was said Spedall The former has said nothing been the cause of this wise action oa The others were J D. Collier, W. A. ncys Lloyd Fisher, Prederiek W i o r about them, and the latter has con­ into consideration the faults and foibles about the fate of the official Arturo the part of the company. The two Sheppard. O. P. Shea. E. A. Snyder. Pope, Egbert Rosecrans, Nugcn|| We Do Watcli, Clock, Jewelry and tended he is not a candidate of the beginner as well as the advanc^ ViUarreal and his wife, believed to factors which more than anything O. M. Sesae, J E. Gibson, A. T. Dodds and Burkinshaw. have been passengers on the plane. Crowl, G. P. Arlann and J. A. WII- Optical Work. player in E A S Y B IL U A R D S , the series else have compelled the company to Filed Against Wardea Col. Prank Uiox, Chicago pub­ A mlUtaiy transport plane left at Uams, Salt Lake City; W B. Debll- PINEHURST GROCERY, INC. 888 Main Street Hancheater seek reorganization ore the recaat- The petition was filed The 'M i i l l c CORK lisher, spoke out in meeting yester- starting today in The Herald. WUIle Hoppe 7:00 a. m. from Truesqulnas on the veau, Oakland; John Quinn, San 302 Main Street— North of Armory Near Maple Street Ing of the capital structure, x x z Colonel Mark Klmberllng, "p r $1.00 dav. Caqueta river toward the Uecaya Francisco, and J. L. Gorman, Oak­ and the burden of a sublease sritb pal keeper” of the N ew J e r a ^ j H e said: to transport the victims to Bogota. land, a porter. MANCH8STKR CONN* the Connecticut Railway and Light- prison at Trenbm whoro "A man does not declare By Willie Hoppe Rush to Scene Ihg Company requiring an anrmai "There was no warning o f the Starts Today slide," said Sheppard. mann Is awaiting eaecuUoo. Ahead of It. Colombian army mo- expenditure of another mlUloa dol- (OoMtoMd Ml P^r* EIgM) "It bit like a toilet. There was s The petition said Haqptmaaa .(OMrttwMS M Paga Bight), (UeattoM d m Page EIgM), 1 0 (OiMittoiied Ok rag* Bight) .(^CeattaoH Oa » $ • • n i M i ' ' ■■■■■■ ■ ■ • .\^ '■ ^AOE TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, THURSDAY, JANUARY 16,1M6. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MAN(5HESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, JANUARY 16,1938. more funds. When he returned to PAGE THEtBil Newark three weeks later, he relat­ ■•M. Mum., waa the recent guest INER’S STORY NAZARENES RECALL at her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Spencer ed, he met the pair at the Newark 67.60; and third prize 66 toward a expressing hla pleasure In being fire department was appreciated, he when Mr. Knofla called upon John hotel again but they told him their Accident Pushes Heart YOUNG G .O .P . CLUBS Bradwiw, «t their home In West MASONS AS HOSTS scbolarahip at either the Young Stafford. ANNUAL MEETING able to meet with members o f the aald, by district officers. F. Limerick to make a few remarks. >rice now was 65 cents on the dol- People's Summer Coifference or NORTH END FIREMEN Manchester fire department in a He pointed out that during the Former Chief Limerick told the P O U C E raU R T iOF RANSOM PROBED ar. Mias Veronica SuUlvan o f Pine Camp Woodstock. REV. H .B . ANTHONY Of Man to Wrong Side Point, Springfleld, Maas., is vialtlng social way. Twice during the year past year that money had been thering that he had been a mem- fHa said he demurred and asked MEET SATURDAY TO DORIC LODGE The five judges will select the five r of the Manchester fire depart Clifford C. Cashman of 550 Frank­ for his 61,800 but that after prom­ Mr. and Mrs, John Hanley at their Just closed both departments had given to the fire companies to bet­ AT CENTER CHURCH which rank highest from the stand­ HONOR MCGONIGAL been called upon to work together ter equip their social rooms and Sment since September 1896 and thatlin avenue, Hartford, charged with ising to return It they left and be home on High street point of style, originality and logic in fighting fires In the town of Man­ also allowed them additional money one of hla beat workers was William drunken driving, bad hit case In never saw them again. Boston, Jan. 16.--(AP) — ThaUla trouble wae. He recovered from Mlaa Lots Rohlneon, a student and the writers of these five essays chester, both outside of fire dis­ for company expenses. He also told McGonIgal. It had come to the. at­ Police Court continued this morn- ^.^*cago Man Says He Was Gov. Homer's representatives de­ Pastor Invited to Remain heart that threatened to etop in i a broken back, but recurring pains nurse at S t Francis’ hospital, Hart­ will be asked to memorize them and Ing^ntll next Monday. He was ar­ ConventioB to Be Held in tricts. They were not serious fires, the gathering that the district offi­ tention of the firemen of the north clined to say what they thought of I two years beat a little faeUr today eent him to the Rutland horotUI ford. haa been vUlttng her parents, ThonpoonTiOo to Sond Dole* deliver them at the March rally of end that the spare time that Mr. rested on Center street by Police­ the story, but said they would make In the right tide of Hugh Butter- | frequently. There, Dr. Gordon B Gift of Property by Mary Former Assistant Chief, Now but the cooperation shown In the cers Intended to do what was right Offered $20,000 of Lindy Here Three Yean More; Mr. and Mra. William Robinson, of the Young People's societies of Tol­ McGonIgal had waa spent In play­ man Joseph A. Prentice and exam­ a full report to him. fly’s body as he awaltad an operation I Smith found out what ailed him Hotd Bond; Over 100 Prospect street gatioB to Town Tomorrow land County. work at both of the fires had prov­ by the men and made the announce­ ing golf. It had been the declaion ined by Dr. Edward R. Zagllo who to restore It to Its proper niche. | The doctor found that Butterfly’s Mr. and Mrs. Paul Zalewa and Cheney Estate Disclosed Petition to Eliminate Comer Resigned, Given Golf Bag ed to him that there waa good fel­ ment of a plan whereby the men of the committee to nlake a little pronounced him uifflt to operate an Cash in ’34. Has Been Very Successful. The 40-ycar old former chef, whose stomach bad collapsed hie left lung, family of Center street were recent A petition has been received lowship existing and that In case of were to have the 63 given to them present to Mr. McGonIgal. For that automobile. He waa released on a vital organs were drastically dis­ crowding the heart to the right aide Clubs to Be Represented. visitors In HolTOke, Maas. | Night for Contests. signed by 96 residents of Grand any trouble at the south end or at for payment of their old age pension reason It was decided that there bond of 6200. ASKS $10,000 IN SUIT arranged by a railroad accident, of the cboet cavity. Phyalclani at Mr. and Mrs. John Netto and Last Night. street asking the Common Council at Dinner. the north end he felt that In the tax, concerning which more will be should be presented to him a golf Raymond Bartholomew, 22, of came here yesterday from hla home Rutland hospital oaid an artiflclal family of High street have bean the to consider the elimination of the future there would be no time lost found in another part of this paper. bag that he might remember the Gilead, arrested last night by Po- Chicago. Jan. 16.— (A P )—A Chi­ Rev. Harris B. Anthony, pastor of in Rutland, V t partition would have to be built at One hundred local clubs, which guests of Mrs. Justin Netto at her danger at the comer under the rail­ In each assisting the other, giving Mr. aicOonlgal’s Talk former associates of the fire depart­ llceman Herman Miiske on a charge cago Bridewell prisoner’s story that the Church of the Nazarene, 460 Doric lodge of Masons of Thomp- Accompanied by a friend. Clar­ the bottom of Butterfly'a diaphragm, have a combined merobereblp of home In Manchester. road bridge at the foot of Rau to Manchester much better fire pro­ ment of the north end. of Intoxication, was fined $10 and AFTER ACCIDENT Main street for the past five years, sonville will send a team of Indoor The annual meeting of the William McGonlgal. for 25 years William McGonIgal was next call­ ■u "Adolph Btausteln” and a "Fred ence F. Reynolds, a railroad brake- which bad atrophied. more than 10,000, will participate In BowUng Notea street. The petition haa been re­ tection. "Bill” waa affected by the gift coats hy Judge Raymond A. John­ was recalled for a term of three man, who urged a taxi-driver to The Standings at the end of tho Center Congregational church waa a member of the Manchester fire ed upon. He told the membera that and for a time seemed at a loss to son. Policeman Muske reported he iCenk” whom he met In 1634 claim- years at the annual recall meeting The long train ride from Rutland, the flret (SmnecUcut Young Re sport experts to Manchester tomor­ ferred to the public works commit He explained to the members the "drive carefully”, Butterfly went to second round In the Senior League held last night In the Center Church department, former member of No. he bad not left the department be­ find words that would express his warned the man to go home twice ttey had 122.000 of the Llnd- of ths church last night. In accorAttoroey Bernard FInnIgan. rep- more than 16 years ago, but It porary organisation,'' announced to­ Pop's Lunch .... . 23 16 ward to the keen competition with annual dinner of Company No. 2, the first fire at the Hartman block. passed listening to orchestra selec­ "I’ve been put on a diet of llqulda," nual report by Rev. Dr. Watson curve. tion the work accomplished was a Ihsentlng the prisoner. Stephen wasn’t until about three months ago, day. That many clubs have register­ Weis Express .. 16 2» highest anUcIpatlon. held last night. At that time, he said there was no tions and songs by Roy Griswold, age for Damages. he said. ''It’s very painful to eat Woodruff, a one-act play, "The Parish Meeting surprise to the chiefs of the larger chorus singing and several dances ■pit*. then announced be would be said, that he knew exactly what ed with the itate organisation com­ Hansen’s ...... 16 28 It Is expected that play wl" tart Unknown to Mr. McGonIgal, who motor apparatus and it was neces­ Bolld fooda." Kenvlnatora . . . . 16 *26 House on the Sands" waa given by In connection with the annual departments of New England, re­ by Lee Thrall. |fomunleate Immediately with mittee, the individual club member- at 7:30 and the general chairman, meeting of St. John's Episcopal had attended the dinner on the In- sary to get out and pull the Jumper D O N ’T STARVE Central Package 9 33 the CYP. sulting In orders being placed at Governor Hoffman of New Jersey, Three pieces of land on North ehlp ranging from 20, the minimum Richard McLagan, has named the Rev. Dr. Woodruff, In his annual church, a public supper will be with Its 500 feet of hose to a fire v k in g him to have Quveraor Hor- necessary to send delegates, to following to have charge of their once to keep the manufacturer busy Because there was no fire alarm School Hi reel and one on Cowles High single—Nidemo— 164. report, stated that the present mem­ served at six o'clock by the Ctood WT free Spitz to go to Trenton, N. 1084, the membership of the New respective sport assignments; Johns bership of the church Is 893 mem- Will club of the cburcb. This will be for a year. Its great benefits, he system It was necessary to depend lane, with the buildings on them, Haven club. 2nd high single—Turschman— 159. said, waa In fighting oil fires. So TO END owned by Stephen Cleavage, alias DEATH OF FATHER RECORDING DATA Cullln, bridge; Peter Wind, sotbacklT f bers ttith 37 others Joined by con­ a Green Ham supper and will include upon the Congregational church W ALL ST. BRIEFS vBpIts, 62 years old, was sentenced Plana have been completed for High three—Nlderno—427. fession of faith. During the past general has become the use of oil bell or the whistle at the Case paper Stephen Hurinkowicz, were attach­ 2nd high three— Mlchonskl—386. Henry Patnaude, crlbbage; RIchariN baked beana, salads, scalloped pota­ isr obtaining money under false the convention, Mr. Goodeell said year 10 members have died and 14 that there are few homes that do mill on Mill street. When tho bell New York. Jan. 10.—National ■^tenses and bis term expires at ed yeaterday afternoon by Con­ High team alngle—Johnson's— 622. Matchett, checkers; Robert Boyce, toes, cake, rolls and coffee. and It Is expected that there win ping-pong; John Hood, pool; and have been dismissed by letter. The The annual meeting of the parish not have oil In storage and In fight­ rang or the whistle blew It was not Coal Asaociation ostimatea bitiimln- U A m. tomorrow. stable Jamea Duffy In connectloh HALTS FISH SPEECH FOR PENSION TAX High team total—Johnson’s—1783. ing a fire started from oil or for with a ault for 610.006 brought by be 900 delegatee and , alternates Leroy Norria, baseball darts. membership of the church school will take place at eight o'clock. At always hard to find the fire aa the oua coal prot money' they wanted to dispose "negligent, careless, reckless and Searlei Dearlngton of Danielson, lock and maple are being wantonly ed, he told the gathering, and It After living so many years at the tablets a day, containing a simple To NEW YORK' Rev. Ilarria B. Anthony which he planned to discuss the taxes which will start February 1. president of the Windham County destroyed In several local woods. atend church more often from Sept­ Arrange District Meetings 26 cents a ton has been reported eoirectiveforabnormalobesitypie- ' rf. We drove 60 miles through heedleia operation of the car In candidacy of Senator Borah for the Klnvenatora Commander Arthur Bateman of was the Intention qf the commis­ north end It was not easy for him from Pittsburgh, and yesterday Before 7 p. m...... ,9 5 1 In the future. Old Age pensions club, is slated to be named perma* (8) The other day I came upon an ex­ ember to July and to give more at­ sioners of the South Manchester scribed by doctors the world over. llonmouth county to a farmhouse total disregard of the rlghta of the three yeare. District Superintend­ Rspublican presidential nomination. Palardy ...... 80 79 86 255 tention to the need of bringing the Frank Badstuebner Post, VFW, mi- to give up connections and move to Iron Age reported Ita scrap compos­ After 7 p. j .10 New Jersey State Route 38 near will be paid only to persons who nent chairman of tha convantton. ample of this destruction. A small District to purchase four of these Buys package of Marmola. Startat plalnUff." Mrs. BurdulU allegsa, ent Samuel Young of Boaton pre­ Flah was to have been the princi­ have paid the tax In the past unless A r th u r ...... 80 87 109 276 children to Sunday school regular­ nounccs the following schedule of the south end, but he was In good ite at $13.42 a ton, duplicating the once to get rid of burdensome fat. Mbury Park. "by causing the car to atari sud­ sided. with Qeorga MacDougall of New Lewis ...... 106 292 whlt^plne had been the victim of nozzles, one for each truck. When company and had good neighbors, pal speaker tomorrow night at a exempted or abated. The flies wUI 79 107 •lome Ignorant, destructive boys. ly. He complimented the Women’s district meetings arranged; Febru­ high of 1935. Marmola is put up by one of the . ^ ‘T bsy went into the farmhouse denly” while passengers wsre leav­ A native of Kennetcook, Nova ^ndon, president of tha New Lon­ Ronalter, Jr. . 82 64 US 289 ary 9, East Hartford; March 8. such waa secured he assured the herald. To the north of him Is the dinner of the New Britain Republi­ give the town officials a ready refer­ Glass bottles had been broken near Federation for their flne coopera­ beat known medical leboratories In ' 9 6 cams out with two 66 Federal ing It. Scotia, Rev. Anthony attended elem­ don County Organization, noor Ronalter, Sr. . 122 109 112 343 Newington; April 12, Middletown; WUllam MeOonIgal gathering that the South Manches­ Emanuel Lutheran Swedish church, To PHILADELPHIA can club. ence In the future and are being the tree and tho necki of them tion during the past year, during The Dun A Bradstreei daily com­ America. Since 1907.men and wom­ ’ .• e s ir s bank notes. They told me entary achoola there and college In leader for tha permanent organiza­ which time they raised 6775 for May 10, ThompsonvlIIe; June 14, ter department would be willing to to the east o f him Is St. Mary's W s was part of the Lindbergh ran- Ths complaint asts fourth that George W. Hull of Burlington, ac­ prepared In accordance with statu­ actually forced on tha small branch­ vltation of former Chief John F. modity index closed with a net loss en have purchased more than 20 mil­ Before 7 p.m ...... I J 5 ' Truro, N. S,, Regina, Saak., and tion committee. Totals ...... 480 448 627 1455 church expenses. Plalnvllle; July 12, UnlonvlIIe; assist the north end department In Episcopal church and to the south lion package!. Starttoday I Yon will mpsi money Mra. Burdulls I ''sustained among tive In the Young Republican and tory requirements. es. I counted at leaat six branebes Limerick, he was presented, befflre of 1.46 points for the week end Jan. After 7 p, m...... 95 Nampa, Idaho. He attended Boa- An important part of the conven­ Hanson’s The report shows the following August 9, Rockville; September 13, case of need. Is St. James's school and convent, soon experienceMarmola'a benefltt. jB p Itifs quastfonara recaUed that other Injuries a broken bone In her taxpayer! movements In the state, that had bottle-necks on them. I the evening closed with a golf bag, 13. At 120.82 the figure compared left hand, Injurlsa to her throat and ton UnIveraitv In 1628. He waa There will be a card In the files tion will be open forums from 4 to Turschman .. 156 111 103 337 groups actively engaged In the Bristol: October 11, Rocky Hill; No­ Chief Foy also explained several while his back yard neighbor was When you have gone far enough, You save ...... 40 , W bills which were part of the ran­ dlfcloeed that prior to the dinner. also noticed that the top branch had the presentation being made by with 122.28 a week earlier and ribs and a discolored eye. called to the local church from the for each of the more than 12,000 6 p. m., at which the following Crapulll ...... 89 117 103 306 church work: Women's Federation vember 18. Manchester; December changes that had taken place in the Chief Foy. stop taking Marmola, and you will som cash were Federal Reserve New Haven Nazarene church and Fish had planned to diecuea the Andrelskl ,. been broken off. Former Chief John F. Limerick, 122.28 for the corresponding period To BUFFALO As a result, she claims, she Is un­ persona enumerated last October. topics will be discussed: Program. .118 68 113 324 (nine groups) King’s Daughters 13, Hartford, with Hartford and new pumpers and the method that As a member of the Manchester a year ago. bless the day you first discovered antes. began his ministry here on Oct. 26. Idaho Senator’s candidacy with a H a n s e n ...... 106 103 66 803 I spent some time removing the who recalled McGonlgal's long con­ able to deep well, le unable to have The information contained on them Harold... Bruce, Stafford - Springi, (three circles) Guild, Men's League, Windsor posts as Joint hosts. was being followed In new appara­ fire department he considered him­ this marvelous reducing agent. M ore 7 p. m...... 1 Oflarsd To Sell It 1880. The following year he wai Connecticut group comprising Hull; Low Man .... . 81 86 91 261 glass and trimming the broken nection with the fire department full use of her left hand, has diffi­ In addition to records of tax pay­ president of Tolland County Young Men’s Club, Professional Women, Left tor Florida tus which assured their working at self a public servant and having a Marmola is on tale by all dealers, After 7 p. 1 .J^Adolph and Fred said they had recalled for a one year term and William J. Pape, Waterbury news­ branches. Masque and Wig, CYP Club, Chris­ and his good record aa a fireman, from coast to coast, price $L ’ n i .000 of the Llndhs’ 'gh money, ' culty In breathing and Is nervous. ments, will Include age, citizen or Republicans, chairman; Member- Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Connors of all times and not freezing up In cold duty to perform. He had tried to do In 1632 waa recaUed for three years paper publiaher; Lynn W. Wilson, alien, voter or non-voter and Totals ...... 581 518 508 1575 On other occasions I have seen oak tian Fellowship Circle, Choir Guild, Cedar street left today from Hart­ foreman and assistant chief. Y ou lave ...... ■pits said, “and would sell me 66.- Her attorney Is Louis E. Nassau which term expired this year. ship, Joseph Talbot, Naugatuck, weather. He closed by again offer­ his duty, he said, and that aa a re­ Danbury editor; Louie G. Tolies of whether or not the person Is a Pop's Lunch (1) trees stripped of their bark and then Junior Choir, Boy Scouts, Scout ford on the Orange Blossom Special The presentation came at the end ^ 060 o ( It at 40 cents on the dollar.” of Hartford. During hie ministry the church New Haven County proaldont as AntognonI ... . 97 114 98 309 Cubs, Aeroplane Club. The church ing the cooperation of the men and sult ho had often thought of what SIMPLY WONDERFUL iKs said ha gave them 11,800 and Southington, former master of the property owner. burned with some hot Instrument. I for St. Petersburg. Florida. They of a dinner attended by 30 persons, To CHICAGO has been remodeled and Improved State Orange; and Earl John.son, chairman; Speakers, Robert Father- Champagne ,, : 81 117 91 289 have also seen young trees cut very building Is being used at present by officers of the South Manchester he had read about a person being ;Wlthout taking any of the ransom ly, Darien, Fairfield County presi­ were accompanied on the trip as far most of whom were members of the Before 7 p, m...... 3.75'i GOING TO CONFERENCE at a cost approximating 613,000 and president of the Bristol Young Re­ Each year additions will be made Richie ...... 106 86 102 297 deeply with a hatchet or an axe and the Hlgh-Y, Girl Reserves, Moth­ as Tampa, Florida, by Mr. and Mrs. Fire District to the north end de­ patted on the back for good things ' Bioaey went to Chicago to seek A delegation of seven members to the Index as others become 21 dent. chairman; Finance, Walter company. The dinner with turkey partment when called upon. FOR COUGHS After 7 p. m...... — 2.40 1 the membership of the church near­ publican club. Glllotti ...... 62 110 106 308 still standing. ers’s Club, Cosmopolitan Club, Gar­ Robert Brazil of Union street. Both as the main dish, was served In and kicked for those that people did o f the Connecticut League Of Wom­ ly doubled ana membership in the years old or move to Manchester. Howe, Litchfield County president, not like. Hull said; Low M a n ...... 86 68 96 283 Ah! If only the person or per­ den Club and D.A.R. parties plan to return about the first portions ample to satisfy longshore­ Chief Coleman Owl. nr.a. Malar. Orl. IS.—"I You lave...... — . T i ? '‘I en Voters will attend the National Sunday school and Woman's Mis­ chairman: and County Organiza­ Rev. Woodruff reported the gift r.n*t ..X rnnnxh Im f . r o r o f oMr "W e believe Senator Borah Is the The tax of three dollars a person sons to blame would receive an equal of April. men and was served by a committee He had enjoyed his work as a fire­ 7 Conference on the Cause and Cure sionary Society has greatly Increas­ will be due February 1 and payable tion, John Gorsuch, Middletown, Totals ...... 465 828 493 1486 of a two-family house and land at Chief C!oIeman told the gathering man, both under Chief Limerick Horltlrr*. f-'ouxh Mlmlorr. It Srolir np ABUDDERLAX of War In Washln^on next week. man beat qualified for the Republi­ punishment. With the help of a Officers InstaUed of which William Knofla was the that It waa always a pleasure to m r f*«l4 .04 r*.Mxh I. Ir.o lhai, 3-1 1,50 IVIRY SUNDAY ed. An average of two evangelis­ during that month, one month Middlesex county president, chair­ comparatively few persona I am the comer of Chestnut and Linden and Chief Coleman and even though Federal tax applies on all Ths conference which opens Tues­ tic campaigns yearly have' been can nomination, and we should like man. streets by the estate of Miss Mary The new officers of Damon Tem­ head. Although the night was bad meet with firemen and that he waa boar.." Mr.. Il.r Clrrr., — ^ Rsead Trip Sellread Pees dUNiPBB on, b d o h v , e t c . to have other Republicans In the earlier than personal taxes have trying desperately to check these ple, Pythian SUters have been an­ he had moved out of the district he You never know what hour of the calls costing iOc or more day, January 21, In the Hall of Na­ conducted In the local church alnca been due In the past. Congressman Jease Paine Wolcott Cheney. The transfer of the prop­ outside there was little to dampen doubly pleased to have Chief Foy ChU4i«, S mmd VMMt IS Xril fm » r. Hake this ilo twt. If Irritation state who feel the same way Join us disastrous deeds, but I need a great nounced as follows: Most Ehccellent the spirits of those who gathered at was not so far away but what he night you’ll need this powerful yet you up, CRUMS burning. «ORn- tions at the Hotel Washington, will 1830 with the spring revival sche­ erty has not yet been made. Rev. present and have the members un­ tw» KmtUoed ...... ••UAJI. In a movement to make the party A few of the 12,000 persona enu­ or Michigan. Republican State lOOFCEREMONIES deal of cooperation from parents, Chief, Mra. Gertrude Ulltach; Ex­ the fire headquarters. could and would often visit the de­ harmless mixture that acta like a ^ flow, frequtnt d«str« or bRoknoht, hast through Friday, January 24, duled for Feb. 23 to April 8, Inclu­ Chairman J. Henry Rorabatk and Woodruff advised. It was voted to derstand what a good feeling exist­ It. McadMslM ...... I.ttAM. m tOUTMIIIN NMT OM liim ^ 8 This will be the eleventh such con­ members of the state better ac­ merated will be exempt from pay­ authoritle.a and others Interested. cellent Senior, Mrs. Mildred Miller; partment, He waa not a member of flash. Right away that tightness X>m Bottom tSoulh S t o .l...... II.MPJC. Wh out tht REOMt ROldt »nd WMte sive, with Bvangellat I. C. Mathis Vice Chairman Katherine Byrne have the church clerk send a letter At the conclusion of the dinner ed between the two departments. ORt Juniper oil, buchu leavee, ference called by the NaUonal Com­ of Kansas City, Mo., presiding. ing the tax, and several hundred Why not get together and fight the Excellent Junior, Mrs. Pauline Farr; any fire company now and did not cases up, the bronchial passages TELEPHONE COMPANVi quainted with the quallflcatlona of State Senator J. Kenneth Bradley! of thanks to the heirs of Miss Mary William Knofla waa Introduced as There was a better feeling, he said, ■ ETQIHtlia RtOee Id green tablete etlled Bukete, mittee on the Cause and Cure of Rev. Anthony has not yet given the Senator. will be relieved of the cost as too army of destruction? Cheney. The property given the Manager, Miss Catherine Sachse; the toastmaster and' called flrat expect to be again, but should he clear; you’re on your toes again ^.thR bladdtr Ire. Worke on the bind- Westport, National director of TOMORROW NIGHT at present than at any time In his Lv. Boatm (Soulb Sla.) .... •sMPJIs War which comprises eleven nation­ his decision to the members regard­ Hull declined to say whether an poor to pay it, by order of tho CHARLES E. BOOTH. church is assessed at 67,016.00 on Mistress of Records and Correspond­ upon Chief Albert Foy of the South have a change at heart, he would happy and breathing easier. ^R r. RlmllRr to cnetor oil on the Board of Selectmen, It la expected. Young Republlcana, and other New 117 Ridge St., Manchester, Conn. 16 years connection with the Ma;i- seek membership In No. 2- TkA#M food M_ ir, _ Is MaSM _ wwJlocrtiInitlnB,.! P5 RWR11. After four daye If not eatu* al organizations of women. The ing his acceptance of cither the one attempt would be made to elect the tax lists of the town. The prop­ ence, Mrs. Marie Lassow; Mistress Manchester fire' department. chester department. The work that Get a 45c bottle today. Arthur on Kil. el — . . ---- chairman of the committee Is Mrs. The state has allotted Manchester England state Young Republican Jan. 16, 1936. The Presentation Drug Store and all good druggists SloHaa n ck.l OWcM ------dS l 5 jd drugglit will refund your or the three-year calls but will delegates favorable to Borah to the erty Is given with no restrictions. of Finance, Miss Loretta Kemnitzer; Chief Foy opened his remarks by was being done by the Manchester tie. J. H. Quinn * Co. Carrie Chapman Catt. make an official announcement a quota of slightly more than 628,- leaders will be the speakera at the The hostesses at the supper and Protector, Mrs. Ida Weber; Guard, Mr. McGonIgal had sat down sell it—money back If not delighted. .H, N E W H AVE N « spring convention at which Con­ banquet at 7:30 p. m. Don Fraier of Read The Herald A d ^ soon. necticut's 16 delegates to the Na­ 000 for the Old Age Assistance tax. District Deputy to Be Here annual meeting last night were: Mr. Mrs. Emma Monette; Trustee lor Salem, humorist, wlU dlecusa the tional convention will be chosen. All money collected from tho taxes and Mrs. Harold Agard, Mr. and three years, Mrs. Frelda Schmeiske; New Deal In a ''Lighter Vein". Mrs. B. F. Andrews, Dr. and Mrs. Since 1612, Connecticut has eent In excess of that amount will go In­ Mistress of Degree staff, Mrs. Min­ Robert L. Gilbert of Bridgeport, for Installation of New N. A. Burr. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Car­ nie Dowdlng; Pianist, Mrs. Harriet CURB QUOTATIONS uninstructed delegatlone to the Re­ to the town treasury. If lesa Is col­ aecretay of the New England Coun- RoHer SKATING penter, Miss Ruth Crampton, Miss Nutland; Press Correspondent, Mrs. publican National convention. lected the town will have to make up the difference from general tax cll of Young Republicans and tem­ Officers. Ella Washburn, Mr. and Mrs. Marlon Teabo; First Representative I By ASSOCI/VTED PRESS A last minute effort wae being Robert Dewey, Mr. and Mrs. R. W. r Income. porary state secretary, will be to the Grand Temple. Mrs. Marion made today to have Rep. Brewster Sun.mTue.mThu, Asad Gas and Elec A ...... m toastmaster. Dancing will follow Hitt, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Hood, Mr. Teabo; Alternate, Mrs. Helen Frie.1- Am Sup Pow ...... 314 (R., Me.) address the New Britain the banquet until I a. m. TAB’S and Mrs. Herbert House, Mr. and rlch; Second Representative, Mrs. Blue Ridge ...... 314 dinner In place of Flah, whose District Deputy Grand Master Mrs. Arthur Illing, Mr. and Mrs. iSi’ f ts is, jsfe Beatrice Minor; Second Alternate 4 5:; I/- !? Can Marconi ...... 2*,<, father died yesterday at Aiken, S. WESLEYAN GUILD’S Herman Schmidt of Stafford Main St., New Britain James Johnston, Mr. and Mrs. Mra. Freida Weber; Past Prcslde’it |l!."M '"l|l| Cent States El ...... aij, C. Springs, Grand Lodge I O. F„ Christie F. McCormick, Mr. and Mrs. Bertha Phillip. win Inatall the officers of King Da­ Largest Rink In Connecticut- Mrs. Harry Maidment, Mr. and Mrs. Cities Service ...... 414 Program at Jubilee Cities Serv., pfd ...... 4914 STAFFOmPRINGS vid Lodge No. 31 and the officers of 7:00 to 10:30 O’clock. C. F. Marshall, Mr. and Mrs. A. W. ^e.nA utixjnJi£ 1 1 MEEI1NG MONDAY Mrs. Mary Einslcdcl was toast- Elee Bond and S h a re...... 1744 PUBUC RECORDS Pioneer Junior Lodge I. O. O. F., at Mucklow, Mrs. Edna Case Parker, S'?" Springs, Jan. 16.—The Manchester tomorrow evening. The Mrs. Emma L. Nettlcton, Miss mistress at the after dinner program Midwest Utils ...... 14 Stafford Council of the NaUonal following the banquet held at the NEW Nlag Hud P o w ...... 974 Installation will foUow the regular Edith L. Pearson. Miss Nina Pear­ Musical Program to Follow Union for Social JusUce held a business meeting which will start TONIGHT; "A Tale of Two attee" son, Mr. and Mrs. John Pickles, Rockville House last evening hy Penn Road ...... 4 Distribution meeting last night In KnlghU of A certifleate of distribution filed at 7:30 o’clock sharp. W. Thomas Miss Ruth Porter, Miss Emily Burpee Women's Relief Corps In ob­ Segal Lock ...... osi Business Meeting; Embury Columbus hall. Maurice Murray servance of their Golden Jubilee. Unit Gas ...... 5 ' today In the office of the town clerk Group as Hostesses. Smythe will be Installed at Noble Remlg, Mrs. Gertrude Quish, Mr. by the Manchester Probate Court was elected president and the follow­ Grand of the senior body and Bari and Mrs. Robert Russell, Mr. and Mra. Emma Llak, president of the PHILCO Unit Lt and Pow A ...... 414 ing other offmera were named: corps, opened the program with an Util Pow and Lt ...... 144 g.vea to Michael, Annie and Susan Moore win take office oa Chief •STATE• Mrs. Sedrlck Straughn, Mrs. Habercn, grandchildren' of Michael treas­ Ruler In the Junior organization. Michael Vetrano, Mr. and Mrs. Roy address of welcome. Toasts were u l i - 1%; The Wesleyan Guild of the South urer, Louis St. Germain; secretary TOMORROW and SAT. Haberen who died October 24, an Methodist church will hold Ita Nobla Grand Volmer Thomfelt Warren, Mrs. Ella Waterman, Miss given as follows; Mra. Mabel Ba.-- Applications of copper sulphate undivided one-half Interest In land Mrs Antonio Lusa. The local coun­ win retire from this office but has Leila Webster. Mrs. H. I. Relnhom, stow to the State Department of the will Increase the productivity of re­ monthly meeting Monday evening cil has a membership of over 260 and buildings known aa lots 26 and at 7;46. At 8:3o a musical program charge of the Installation on Friday Mr. and Mrs. Harlowe Willis, Mr. Corps; Mrs. Gertrude Milne to the claimed swamp lands. 27, South Manchester heights. persons and there Is a poaaiblllty evening also heads the refreshment and Mra. L. T. Wood. Miss Emma remaining Civil War veterans; Mrs. will be preaented by a male quartet that a second council will bo formed : | i ' composed of Bdward F. Taylor and committee. On Monday avanlng of Strickland and Harold McIntosh. Gertrude Kington gave the toast to Sydney Strlckla.nd, tenors; Robert In Stafford Springs. The next this week Mr. Thomfelt waa again the office and there waa a reapons» Gordon and Fred-J, Bendall, baMes. meeting_ willwiji beuv heldiieiu nextneJCi Wediii WMtfineg* ««w*yipuhonored byUjr Sheppard aucyparu rjacvniMuivni.Encampment by Mrs. Lottie Talcott; Mrs. Belle The devotions wl.l be in charge of day night In Knights of Columbua ^ InducteduetM into ■ the office of Smith, toast to the past presidents Mrs. Ezekiel Benson hall at 7:48 o'clock. The publle la l*«triareh for tha aecond time. and Mrs. Ruby Loverin read ati cordially invited to attend. On January 24, 1636, the com- original poem to "The Departed The Manchester Public Market Hostesses for the evening will be bided lodges. King David Lodge, ROCKVILLE the Philip Embury group, with Mrs, Carroll Worthington, WFA en Ones." . C. A. Goodrich and Mrs. Ralph Judd gineer, who was recently operated shapherd Bneempment and Pioneer The address of the evening was as chairmen and the others assist­ upon at the Johnaon MemorMl hos­ Junior Lodge will hold tli amateur given by Rev. Dr. George S S£A FOOD SPECIALS ing. pital for appendlcIWs, has returned night program. The Committee in Brookes, pastor of the Union Con­ to his duties on tha pro­ charge of the affair announced that r'- 4i Mra. Edward O'Malley, president Stafford eaeh of the Sunday evening pM- DECLAMATION CONTEST gregational church. Mayor Claude Coddsh Cakea .. of the Guild has called a meeting jects. A. Mills also spoke briefly and ...... '.29c doz. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Matteaen of grama on the air and popular with llerrintB...... i >.. •.., 11,, i ,, loe lb. of the executive board for 7:18, pre­ every one will be Imitatet as close­ there were vocal solos by Luther A vious to tho regular meeting. this town have purchased the Jtilla ly as possible. Refreshments will DROPPED THIS YEAR White. Whole Haddock ...... lb. belcher house In Stafford HollOW, ON Tm s^ E uiotly AMUt-txItttlKI iVltSM 9 4 9 *^ 5 Mackerel ...... follow Friday evening’s Installation Mrs. Mary Don;helm ...... 10c lb. They will make extefisive repairs prog^ni and also on Friday, Janu- CARL BRIS80N in Funeral services for Mrs. Mary and expect to occupy It In th6 Dornhelm, 78, who died at her home No. 1 Smelts...... 19c lb. SEES NEW DEAL DYING spring. "SHIP CAPE” Tolland County Religious Edu­ at 48 Prospect street on Tuesday J l /62J- Phitecr -Heu. 9t l SwordRsh, center slices...... 29c lb George Kealy, aaslatont chief of cation Council Decides to Dis­ night following a long illness, will he THROUGH NEW ENGLAND police of the borough, who haa been TOMORROW continue the^Plan. held this evening, Thursday at 7:15 This picture shows how the Jamestown Hoston Blueflsh ...... iSc lb., 2 lbs. 23c confined to hla home by illness, la NEW TlUAL DENIED BANK NIGHT p. m., at her home. Rev. H. B Olm- Fresh Cod to jtoll or to Fry Fresh Boneless Filet of Colonists exchanged tobacco fo r brides. it*« VALUE you want . . . and hara It Ul Tha much Improved. Supernumerary 5250.00 OtVBN AWAYt stead, rector of St. John’s Episcopal Haddock — Freak Halibut Steak — Smoked Filets. Frank Mason Is substltutlhg for Rockville, Jan. 16.—The Tolland church win officiate. The body wdl They paid "120pounds ofthe best lea f" Utioat Amariean and foralgn table model you ever New York, Jan. 18-^(AP) —The Officer Kealy. TU EDITH MAXWELL County Council of Religious Educa­ then be taken to the home of lier And here is a picture of the modem Marine Herrings, 32.os. jar, jUst In ...... 29c Jar Chief Executive of the state which Hostesses for the monthly suppOr SUNDAY; SHHU.EV TESIFLE tion has decided that the Bible son In Philadelphia where there will fo r transportation o feach futurew ifew ho auction warehouse o f today where the haafld . . . at this amaaingly low price f Tha ox. will hold the first I’ residentlal of the Ladles' Aid loolaty of the in ".THH LlTTLEST Declamation Contest for Grammar be cervices on Saturday afternoon. Dr. Jaekwn’s Meal...... a-lb. pkg. 430 primary election In 1886, dov. H. Mduntflln MoNm I Teacher Faces came to the N ew IV^rldfrom England, alusioa huilUin Aarial-Tunlng System doubles tha Baptist church, which will be held school boys and girls be discontinued Rev. George H. Toth, pastor of an same type o f leaf tobacco is sold on the Cottage Cheese...... lOe Ihr Styles Bridges of New Hampshire, tonight, will be Mra. Charles Phil­ 25 Year Sentence for Death this year. The Council wishes to Episcopal church In PhUodelphia wiH thinks the NeW Deal has sung its lips, Mrs. Annie Connors, and Mrs. open market to the highest bidder. numbtp of foraitrn ktationayou can get and onjoyl Pwlns Cheese, flne Uavor, macblne sliced . ■,,.. 4.1c lb. swan song in New England. of Her Father. urge all local schools to place added cfficlate. Burial wUI be In Mt Fred Horsman. emphasis upon the memorization of Moriah Cemetery, Philadelphia. Here on what ha described as of- The Woman's Christian 'Tempaf- GROCERY VALUES flOial bualnais, the Governor made ^Wiafc Va., Jtn. li.— (AF)-Judge Scripture passages as a part of tho Mrs. Dornhelm was bom In Beth­ . ChtMaa A o n — $ 0 0 up ance UnlOh met Tuesday afternoon H. A. W. Skeen today denied a new regular school work, and that aa a lehem. Penn., the daughter of John Roynl Scarlet Golden Bantam Corn ... 15c can, 3 for 41e this coDiinanti with Mrs. C. D. Newrton at the Unl- •The tratid from the New Deal trial to Edith Maxwell, 3i-year-oId stimulus to this, each school arrange and Marie Kness and bad been a ZUb«fal AlUw»ne« ~ Eaiy Tarma Royal Scarlet Mackerel ...... tall can loc versaltst church parsonage In fltaf- mouittain aehool teacher under 26- CIRCLE to give BUltable recognition to those resident of this city for many years. In Kaw England la not only decided ford Hollow. Tomorrow Night RoyiU scarlet Fancy Chinook Salmon ...... tall can 25c but alao la progreaatvaiy on the In .year penitentiary sentence for tba boys and girls memorizing any of She leaves one daughter. Miss Mar­ T h e re is no substitute for mild, ripe tobacco to Und O'Lnkes Mild Cheeac ...... 93c R,! craaae." Any local people who wish to en­ flrat degree murder o f bar father. To Aooommodato Thaaa the selected pages, or any of their garet Dornhelm who la school nurse FINANCE A Republican nerving hla flrat ter-Ahe AmsHoan Lagloa AmaUur "The judgment again of thia Oeilrlng To Fnrticlpnto own cbooaing. In addition the Coun­ for the city, and a son, Paul Dom- FREE PHILCO Macaroni or Spaghetti In Bulk, fine quality .. .2 Iba. 19c contest In Mohaon tomorrow night oourt la that the verdict of the Jury PLAN ALL-WAVE AERIAL term as Governor, he remarked ha In the Drawing On cil would award to the boy or girl helm of Philadelphia. NO OTHER Will treat of aome of tha preasing may do so by making application to be tarried out by the oMoers of the memorising and publicly reciting Tennis Club to Meet make a good cigarette— and there never will be INSTALLED TRY-DUR HOME MADE fiAKERY GOODS political and economic pfoblafna Fop rraasanaui at pop'a Rmoka law," Be arid In raaeijtenelng the BANK NIGHT any of these passages a suitable The postponed meeting of the CHARGES NO EXTRA CHARGE Freeh, Hot From the Oven — Baked During the Day. Mfifroatldg the oountry when he shop. defendant who had aaked a new $260.00 GIVEN AWAVt certifleate. Rockville Girls' Tennis club will be apeaka before a mid-weat partv Mrs. William Riaggara and daugh­ trial on tha grounda of newly dia- SAME PBOOEAM AM The Council will bold an Essay held this evening at the home of Home Made Angel Cakea...... aSc each covared tyldance. and that is the kind we buy for Chesterfield Cigarettes, ebnrarance in datrolt February M.26. ters ware recant guaats of Mr. and STATE THEATER contest for boys and girls of High Emil S t Louis of Mountain street. ... Raked Beana ...... ] 5q nuart Mrs. Friar Fanriara of springfleld, Mlaa SfaxwtU'a face fluthad, her Box Offloe Open School age, with the choice of the l^ _ th a n three weaka later, March haafl fail to tha shoulder of her FREE HOME TRIAL! Almond Macaroons...... 28c doz. lO, New Hampahira wiu hold lU MsflSs At moo V. St. foUoWing subjects: Coeoanut Macaroons ...... 25e dot. Fraaiflaatlai primary. A meeting of Onaaoo Tribe, No. brother Ean who eaf beiide her and »TAtm PRICES "What should be the attitude of SEARCH TO CONTINUE In the tobacco buying season A youhgatar among the natlon'a 84, I. 6. R. U „ will b* bald tonight she put bar bandkttchltf to her NOTE; TIcKatt Bonght Christian Youth in the Modern All these tobacco men are Sugar Pretaela...... 20c doz. governors-hla aide aald la a atage In Rad Man's hall on Main atreet eyee. At Itoto Not Good At World toward: 1. The Beverage use Georgetown, British Guiana, Jan. aaide, "Juit aay ha'a youAg"^-Oov- Raising of nawly-alMtad chlafa will The court granted tna dafanaa 60 Oirclal and sale of alcoholic liquors; 2, In- 16—(AP)—PUot Art Williams, back Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co. trained in the tobacco business, take plaoa at thu masting. Deputy days In which to apMal to the RUU In Georgetown after a six weeks' BRUNNER’S BENSON’S M^DR BREAD 1 German Rye • Scotch • emor Bridgaa cited tha recant ■unramc Oourt of Appeala. tenmtional relationships, auch aa 80 Oakland Stroat Irish- Wholewheat • Pumpernickle and White Bread. Oanadian-Amarieaa trade agree- Great sachem Harold lohtaba of pease and war, etc.; 3. The use of journey Into the interior, Inalated buyers will be found at 75 mar­ and are schooled in the Liggett & FURNITURE AND RockvtUa and hla riaff win be in Judge fekacn'a declaion waa given SATURDAY today, "the search for Paul Red- Your Choice ...... 10c loaf ment as a boomerang for tha Roone- nfur liataning tn pour and n halt tobacco; 4. Law obrcrvance; 6. The OPEN vait adminlatratloB la New Eng­ charge, A social hour wlU follow One Day Only! Church; subject, “TTie Kind of fern la not ended by any means." kets where the Bright type of RADIO land, and rafraahmanta will bo aamd. to UaUmony nf Dr. T. J. Tudor and By Popolat Demaadi The former United States Army Myers tradition that only mild, Or. Q, T. Fouri, Wise county phyal- Church I would Like to Have.” filer landed his flying boat here last EVENINGS 711 Main Street Coeoanut, made with fresh swsst •The lumber, puipwood, dairy, Mr. and Mra. WlUlafai Iluvai have BURY KEELER These essays are to be submitted tobacco is sold, and 46 markets cinna who j^rformad the autopsy DICK POWELL U night, having returned to renew blfi ripe tobacco is good enough for PHONE 5191 milk from Case Bros...... 25c inch maple sugar and other Intereata are moved from Church street to a tene­ on Bdith’a tothar, Trigg Maxwell. to a committee of five. All enays PHONE 3535 h ^ bit by lowering the barriert to ment on Gold atreet owned by Sam­ "SHIPMATES alr-tsuci license, which waa about to Both aald they were convinced must be In the hands o t the judges expire. where Burley and other types Chesterfield Cigarettes. OurHome Made Crullera, plain or augar...... 19c dot. Canadian imoda," he aald. uel Kualansky. that blow* on tna bead had caused FOREVER” by March 2nd and each essay must He predlotad New Hnmpahlre'a William B. Hanley, Jr., son Of Xklward Sill and Harry Wendt, hla d a n ^ Under tha eircumauneaa. PLUS . . . be signed by an oasumed name aiul other membera of the party search­ of tobacco are sold. g o o d u s e d RADIOS — $5.00 UP. delegatioa to the RepubUcan na­ Postnuikter and Mrs. WlUUm B. Dr. Tudor said, mioroseople exam- RARRV CAREY » accompanied by a sealed envelope L iggett 8c M yers T o ba cco C o . tional convention Would be unln- ing for Redfern, missing since FREE DELIVERY — DIAL 5111 Hanley, Sr„ of Grant avenue, la Ul Inatlona of the brain and examlnq- ‘OHBJMiSI p r .TiB containing the name and address of auiicted hut would be "friendly" to- aiv hie boma. tMaa c< a a dtnrt and other diXM t the writer and the assumed namt.1 CoL Fraak Xbox of Cbkwge, AUo* at ■prist- trara sot naeaaaaty. « t r i^ z e will be fio, aeegod prize! Ia g e ro u B MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTTER. CONN.. THURSDAY, JANUARY 1 9 ,198X MAIMCHESTEK EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY. JANUARY 16.1988. IRsnrl^rBtrr many of the once rugged men of the half at that—and still, In the sb FAUE FIVl region are now helplessly swatting aence of manufactured ballyhoo and IT WOULD ^0 LIKE THIS Cnrntag flrrBU^ death, according to the current news sinister play upon maudlin senti­ atory. ment, convict him with tho complete PUBUIIHBO BT rilB Many suits have been brought HEALTH-DIET ADVICE X B RA LD PJUNTINQ COMPANT, INC. approval of the community. By HR. FKANK MefOY t l BIm b U against the contractoca,..roaay others And yet there Is not the slightest ManobMUr. Conn. Yd>u Mux .Qoratloaa lo regard to Health and Diet THOMAS PERQUBON have been thrown out of court be­ doubt that If, by some outrageous Oonorai 'Mtnicor cause brought too late, but the con- be answered by l»r. MrtV>> who can PoundaB Oerbbar 1. lilt miracle, Hauptmann Instead of go­ be addrwaa'd Id oare of this paper En- tractora, having been beaten by one ing to the chair tomorrow were to dllAwsfini aoae atamped, aelf-oddreoaed envelope PubUBhad Bv«ry EYtntng Bxe»pt for reply. Bandajra and Holtdaya. Entared at tba litigant, are reported to have set­ be set wholly tree, he would be car­ 15* AHNOAl POETRY and MERCHANTS’ SHOW-'ARMORY Boat Offlca at Hanchcaiar. Conn., at tled more than 00 claims for death ried on the shoulders of an hystqrical Baeond Claaa Mall Matttr. or disability to a total amount of The fifteenth annual Poultry and win a blue riobon at toe Manches­ as special prizes: $20 for beat dla- multitude of screaming admirers. SYMPTOMS ASSOCIATED eo'.r'uslon. Go ahead and use Uie Merchants show which opens today ter show becHu.xe it means consider­ SUBSCRIPTION RATES more than a million dollars. WITH FLATULENCE' play, all breeds comnetlng; $10 for Oaa Taar. by mail ...... la.oo Such is the malevolent infiuencu pans you now have and give vour at the State armory Is ao dlveralfled able promotlm and publicity foi best trio, all breeds competing; $5 them in the breeding field P ar Month, by m-.l) ...... | «u A little group of the doomed sur­ of that part of the American preen lamily the r'leasure of enjoying In Interests that everyone will find for best male, all biceda competing; Slnffla Copy ...... $ os vivors Is said to be likely to go to ou^^me^KV^mmo'n i « < n.'ea^ an'd''^ege'SSfra' ■ in addition to giving exhlbltora a $5 for best ferns e, all breeds com­ Daliyarad on# year ...... SV.OO which la without conscience and uuL some oi me common cauees i / 4 pths*i*im mo. something to attract him to the ex­ high rating ihrough prizes won at peting; $1.50 tor best cock and two Washington to appear before the without a soul. Of flatulence o* exce.slve stomach I Cjc.stlon; MOON'S hibit. In addition to a large poultry this show the Judges aid exhibitors hena, and $1.50 for best cockerel MEMBER OP THE A8ROC1ATCD inteatinal gas, and in today’s arti 'Ilram H. Inquires: PRESS House Labor Committee, which Is I\:u ld like tc know if I have display which excels any In New in proper mating to get even bet­ and two pullets on all standard cle, I am first going to outline England for the quality of birds Tha Aaaoelatad Prett la axcluaivaiy considering an investigation of the art.'ntls or sciatica—have a dull ter results with future breedings. breeds where there are four cock­ .aatUlad to tha uta for rapublicatton NO POLITICS some of the other symptoms which ach.- in the lower back which seems shown there ore many exhibits of The Judges art Howard Rich, of erels, four pullets, four cocks and of all nawa diapatehaa eradited to it whole matter. so frequently a-icompany flatulence. Economical Quality FEEDS various kinds by local merchants. Springfield, Maas., and Fred Gris- 'o r not otharwiaa oredltad fn thia Wo have been trying ever since Inasmuch as the accumuIatech Kllabad baratn. Nc.st tunnel Is a four mile bore driv­ that wa.a which tha Young People's or crowding, the uatlect is likely to fianimation oi the sciatic nerve and show and these alone make the ari secretary of the association and H. and two hena, $1 for best cockerel When they’re alive All righta of rapublicatton of en to harness the New River for a complain of a sensation of fullness. mory a real worthwhile place to Klssman is toe rupertntendent. Democratic Club sponsored at High The desire to .leic! Is another com­ Tc hrough the lower, back and two pulleta where there are If I'apaelal diapatehaa harain .*ra alto ra* hydro-electric enterprise nf the New and the eg arthrida is a disease visit during the present show. The Manchester Poultry club four cockerels, cour pullets, four »'?^aaryad. School hall last evening. Ordinarily mon symptom occurring when tho Poultry fanciers always like to which sponsors toe show Is offering Kanawha Company, which Is a sub­ th- .c' many cases where cocks and four hens In class. that’s one thing. Pat) aarrlea eltant of N E A Sarvica. there wotild.be no queatlon. But gas Is locsted in the stomach. The the arthritis has aottled In the lum­ tna sidiary of the Union Carbide and upward pressure which toe pocket tho announcements specifically de- bar -.ortlon >1 the spine, it Is neces­ R E D & W H 1 T E Carbpti Company of New York. of gaa exerts against the heart Pab!tahar*a Repraaentatlva: I'ha '■laretl It was not a political meet­ may cause a rapid heart beat. If sary to make a painstaking exam- • Jallut Matnewa Special Agancy->Ncw We take It t'l be a fair presum p­ inatlon in order to determine When they’re COOKED Torh. Chlengo. Detroit and Boaton ing, and that leaves ns up a tree, the pressure against the diaphragm whether tho patient is suffering^ tion that the deadly ( haracter of the Is strong enough, the patient may from sciatica or Hithrltlh It Is un FOOD STORES MEMBER AUDIT nURRAU OP it wasn’t a bingo party, nor a dance, feel short of breath, and abnormal Cl RCULATIUNS. work could not possibly have re­ nor a rcllgloua revival, nor did It aDti

d In forms by ap- and BhouUng "We ll finish the tun­ of the people taking in one another’s wash­ like that in the fable about the desert start of tbo treatment. Very often micants, and then the mailing of AVAILABLE IN TWO SEDAN BODY TYP ■ending to the national convention nel or perish!" la a cut or two be- Rehearsal ing. islanders. the Intestinal -Pnilnatlon la slug­ the formal training permits. m m tm l n l .m u iSeMeS iJU ,I.Ziiit gish and attention should be given CHEVROLET r s i.ni M m a / it. Pm ltanal CiWb C m rir « delegation prepared to Insist on Jfond the flight of any Imagination Backstage at the Adelphl Thea- to the relief of this condition when Including the dog training per­ the adoption of a platform providing yet known to Uterature or the ter, where the principals are re­ It exists. mission In hunt tif license certifi­ • program other than a mere drift hearsing, I found an air of huahsd conviction. It strongly commends cates is expected to prove a great At The Poultry Show—State Armory theater. Owing to the (set that flatulence convenience to sporAmen and will hack Into some small measure of reverence. At one comer of the the decision to public confidence. la exceedingly common. I have stage, almost completely blotted out BEHIND THE SCENES found It neceaoarv to prepare arti­ save the Board over 4,000 pieces of aFtaperity for part of the people by assistants and assistant asalat- correspondence on the subjMt an­ POWER, NO SOUL Dphelds DIsent Custom cles on tho subject on f-o purpose nually. In the oast a majority of Today, Friday and Saturday 'n m blned with the permanent defla- ants, aat the Herr Professor Rein­ ----- IN WASIffifGTCai “Hughca went on, however, to up­ of these- articles la to answer the hardt calmly directing the more Im­ owners of hunting dogs in the state ttoD and pauperisation of the rest The Lindbergh kidnap-miirder — BY ROONEY nirrrurp hold the custom of public dissent more frequent questions asked have applied for tht permits. at this country is thoroughly was, after all. Just one crime. Bruno portant members of the troupe. and to say that such right preserv­ about It. TTiesc .articles will be sent Among the gxpup I spotted Sam The Board today alsj points out Richard Hauptmann la. after all. ed toe Individuality of Justices and to you when you address your letter a new law which extends the Ice n ten ted with Roosevelt-Farley- Jaffa, Roaamond Plnchot, Jaccb Ben- Herald Wosblngton OorrespoiidentMround that such reasoning had that "a dissent In a court of last In care of thia newspaper and en­ E there is very Uttle doubt That Just one criminal. And we have a ------^ j led Hughei to desert the “Uberal nshing season this year to February Ami, Helens Thlmlg and Florence resort is an ap p eal....to the Intel close ten cents and one large aelf- 9. Inclusive. Heretofore the Ice fish­ Uberalized Republicanism would terribly great number of crimes and Meyer. No one spoke In a voice Bnghea* F ean for Prestige of S u-! minority" — of which he along addressed envelope. preme Court Is Seen Behind New ; with Brandcis, Stone, and Car- ligence of a future day___ob­ ing season has come to a close on better than a fair chance of frightening number of criminals. above a whisper, the actors them­ serving tost many dissents had be­ the last day of lanuary. selves seemed like so many pilgrims 6-3 Decisions... .Said to Believe dozo, had been considered a mem- come eventual law. QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS Recess nest fall a great many mcm- Since the stealing of the Llml- 5-4 Lineup Opens Trihiinal to | her since Roberts delivered the before a Chinese holy ot holies. In Every supreme court Justice be­ (O.vster Plant) DEADLOCK BROKE.V of the party are convinced, bergh baby there have been many fact, everyone seemed Impressed but Criticism.. . His Book Gives (ilood | slashing majority opinion against comes Impressed tremendously with Question: V. .7. Inquires: "Is there grctoftotoi’NiA’-i'y wKATED toon ever before Today guilty of participation In a heinous to the height of a nine-story build­ himself shout to bo on the short Itself, Including the Dred Scott to 1 ealto. On the contrary, cooking tunnel diggers died in the three ing: that the voltage needed for the decision. Litchfield, Ian. 16.—(AP)—Har­ veg-tables 'n toe heavy aluminum crime that criminal was Hauptmann. end of a 8*^ decision he would be ley Stewart, 34. of Watertown, Is ROBERT K, ANIJER.SUN , New Greatly Reduced and vr.r.aa. o e n o r r Of the operation, but very few lighting equipment will be sufflctent willing to move over to the ndajor- vessnis aboold be beneflclal to Friday He waa convicted out of his own to light a good-alzed hotel; and And In hie book, *TTie Supreme under sentence today o> from 80 to ^ewto os tots method of cookery Funeral DIreirfnr t im e PAYMENT PLAN aettmn zthV t . tiwae who Worked In the Wg cut. ity, realizing that he couldn't Ocurt of the United States” — 25 years In state’s Prison following tbM v tmmttn mid OM mouth by his own thrice-proven lies, that . . . Bllav.’s you w serve well-flavored I / i/ The fowest Anmndag oMt In O.M.A.C. hUtary. dn mrrn. Ew drml Bn.lt Saturday ■aid, aacaped the disease and of change the result by dteaentlng, but written between bis tsrms on the his pies of gutjly to elisrges Involv­ vegetables which have been pre­ Funeral service in home Oorapare ClMvro|et*s low deUvered prtee^ long after the commlsaion of the But, suflloe It to say that this that In ecocurring be might do bench ^ h* stod iaid: ing a minor j^rl. ‘5 1 0 VmSmntI Cndd Cm OMS upon whom It once took firm should out-miracle ;Tha Ulradle.’* pared without adding water, thus MORIARTT crime he still had the bulk of the* much to preserve the court and its “There are some who think It Sentence waa pronounced yeater- con.vrvng he food minerals In like surroundinffs all aM rtther dead or will os power. W by Judge Arthur F. snia In ransom money. You could discard A grove patrol to protect grow- desirable that dissent should not torae foods The conceneus of BROTHERS a t the outside, four or five — I — ^ — When the Vermont income tax to disclosed, as they detract from Criminal Superior Court here. opbi-on la :hat aluminum veesela 142 EAST CENTER ST more than half of the proof against era from thievery of fresh fruit from cose came up for ruling — on os- Arraigned isst week Stewart 301-315 Center Street JEmaclated. wasted ■way.j him—the more detailed and dagmlng tbsra is operated to covHjtv.J tonishlng curb on state Isgiatotive too force of toe Judgment Un- Sri! perfectly safe. Those wno Telephone: deubtsdly they do. When uaMimity Dot guUQr to tot clisive aod svesUFats tha use of tota type of Open 24 Hrg. Phone 3878 Ipower •- tike word Office 51?i Boom 74 W m CHEVROLET CO., INC. SALES AND wjttjte ------fwm an iiqmiiiNd Maacherter 130 Center Street ^ vJ*',

'P A O B BIX MANCmSBTBR BVRNWrG HBRALD, MANtaRtESIXR. CONN, THORBDAT, JANUARY 16 , 1 6 6 6 . MANUHBSTPR EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.. THURSDAY, JANUARY 16.1988. P A O B S l ^ wash-end at tha homa at tha |attar*a FERRIS ANSWERED Overnight A, P, URGED TO SHIDY fMhar, John Btaba, In tha Joooa after they rsesivs paymSBt for Uy also haa the advlee and aaaist- ford whits he sold papers on the DAILY RADIO PROGRAM street aeetion. They aleo called on their forms. They have thslr own onoa o f a boms supervisor. Who frtenda. Two Republican Widows other, going, when It was cold, to TURNS FORUM MEETING plana for relocating elsewhere. helps the wife draw up a home man­ tho boiler room of old Cheney Broth­ Manchester News Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gray and THURiDAY, JARUARy H ( «&tral &nd SMUrn SUadArd Time) "But one-third of the famillet agement plan. Tha home super­ ers silk mill In Hartford, where hiS Sing Sing’s Strangest K ill^ 0 FIRST ALARM FIRE HEAL1M HAZARDS three children motored to Hartford te key aad becSe ebelni or frenpe thereof naleee epeel* Are Running for Office will require our help In resettling. visor Is a skilled home economist mother was a sflk weaver. Date Book medt MMt to eoeet (e te ei deelvneUoa Inoladee lUl eTAlUole ttitioae. Tuaaday afternoon, attending the They have turned to the Resettle­ who, beetdes having considerable ex WUllmaatlo—Mr. and Mrs. Her­ Mrs. Welch, who Is also Demo­ Metlefie ren rve rl|M te ehange prefreme without prevloue notfe*. P. M. party held at the home of Mr. aad INTO DEMOCRAT RALLY ment administration for assistance perience In her field, Is usually a cratic National (Jommltteewoman Die in the Chair Tonigh] Cent. Kaet. bert R. Chappell eelebrated their Mrs. Arthur McDonald la honor of graduate of her state agricultural NRO-WtAR NITWORK ■ixtietb wedding anniversary. He Chldago, Jan. 10. (AP)— TwoXment house interests on Chicago’s In relocatln* and in'working out a from Connecticut, explained In de­ Tonight •ASIC ^ taetf wcAf wtw woel wtle OtOO— 0i3O—Preaa*Radle Itewa — be* Wai in Departnesl When State Bureau Offers Aid In the ninth birthday of their daughter farm management plan, aome of collage. ato; Jaek Armatrene-midweat rpL was Wllltmantic's second mayor and Elaine. Several lltUa glrla of the CAilcago Republican widows who I south aide decided Judge Walter P. plaining the Resettlement adminls- tail the Workings of the customs de­ Jan. 10-18—Annual Poultry Show w R r wtac wesh kyw wfilo wfbr wrc which will require loans. "Another way in which ovir pro­ partment of the federal government OflMnInffa N. T., Jan. !« .— (A P )—fpxtcuUonor wgy wbon weae wtam wwi wsal; Midi •iSO— Clio—Qeerse Hall Oreheetra— is a descendant of Gov. John Web­ neighborhood also attended, bring­ have demonstrated ability to ftondlc Steffens last December to name her traUon’s activities, Mra. Beck anu .'lei [Hants’ Exhibit at State ot Bruno kad wmiuj wcfl who wow wdaf baalo: Seth Qralner^ Piano—weat Dr. Edward G. Dolan Refuses "A t this point, I would Uke to pa ra Is designed to help the famior, and hoped that ether ciubs In the Deaili------In^thd Blftctrk’---- chair -'■■■■»■•<.lonlKiit I .nau|)i.iimnii Hauptmann at the Nsw ster. ing up the number of children to receiver for an apartment building, stumbled through a lengthy address Armory. . t Os.,, aS-.. _ * .. _- M ID W tS T — wood wlr# Ii45— 0:40—Muaio Box — wabo only; System Was Installed and Preventing Occupatiooal business on a large scale were an­ stress one Important faot. no farm­ Is In extending loans and guidance state would follow the example of Is scheduled for two of the slrang- j prison If Hauptmann pays NOftTHWlST A CANAOIAN^wtxaJ Qaerga Hall*a Orehaatra—chain Manchester — Mrs. Dorothy M. Dine. A delightful time was en­ an unprecedented action in penalty for tha kldakp-n, Maurlea Senreeger Eneem.—weat Beck, regional director of the ^ set­ groups In co-operation enterprltve lar meetings. Jan. 18 American Legion caba­ Sing prison. ------^ SOUTH — wpva wptf wwao wli wjax First Pnt In Use. Diseases Due to Materials. Ana birthday ipread served, includ­ today. Mra. Baur Is a graduate lawyer, "The program of tha Reaattle- farm. And farmers throughout tha ret dance at R.xlnbow hall In Bol­ der of the Lindbergh babjt, niao ' wfla^WBUD wlod warn wine wab wept 0:15— 7i1B—Te Be Announced tlement Admlnlatratlon-for Region or servicas. Thla part of the pro­ wjdx wBtnb kToo wky wfaa wbap bpre 0:30— 7:S(^Kate Smith’e Song Time 1, comprising the New England ing sandwlcbes, cake, ice cream and Mra. Amelia Laura Magee, only although she has never practiced. mant Administration la aimed,’’ she country are grasping with eager­ Attorney Lessner outlined the So­ ton. One of the doomed men le Albert i officiate at tha death o f Ftah woal ktba ktha wane wavo wtar 0:4^ 7:40—Beeke Certer*e Cemmani coffee, etc. A birthday cake with Cook county women ever named by Her husband was Jacob Baur, head Program PoUcy, Flays at said, "toward the re-adjuitment ot ness this opportunity to sell their gram makes available to the In cial Security legislation, of the New Ni-xt Week Fish. 68-year-old alayer of 10-ycar-1 Bmith. MOUNTAIN^koa kdji kplr k«h1 7:00— 8:00—Teddy Bergman — baaie; statee, New York, New Jersey, dividual farmer expensive farm ma Orehaetre—Dixie; Mualeala—weat Pennsylvania, Delaware and Mary­ nine candles graced the table. a court to manage a property In re­ of the Liquid Carbonic Co., and people to the land resources of the poor lands at a verj’ fair price, with Deal. The National Youth admin­ old Grace Budd. The other la John PACIFIC^kfl krw kotno khq l^o Edwin T. Ferris, who Is retiring Ckmnectlcut manufacturers were chincry and equipment that would Jan. 22— Annual meeting ot 7i10— 0:15—The Three Brown Beere land, told a meeting that the govern­ Mrs. Charles P. Miner entertain­ ceivership, set up headquarters for after his death In 1912, she manag­ nation. It U a program for adapt­ the prospect of moving to a new istration was explained by Miss Smith, a one-lsggod man, convicted Cent. Salt. —weat: The Old Timara—Dixie Saturday night as an active mem­ urged to make a complete aurvey of Administration Enemies. otherwise be beyond his reach. Emanuel Lulhrran church. The mors than 500,000 . mental division which she serves was ed the Ladles Afternoon Bridge club her campaign for state auditor with ed the company until she sold It In ing land to Its Dest economic use, and better farm. It la evident that Donohue. of hilling James Wilson in a fight auton It00~ 4:OO^Women'6 Radio Review 7:30— OiSt^Te Be Announced ber of Orford Hose Company No. 3 Incidentally, this In turn stimulates Also St. Bridget's Holy Name biles llcetissd last year by ttS ^ 4{Sfr~'*airl Alone." Oramatleel 8:00- 0:00—welter O'Keefe—cat to e established mainly because farmers the matertala uaed in their proeeoa- at her home Tueaday, from 2:30 to tho slogan, “The plunder of dis­ 1928. reaultlng in a mors equitable deal such farmers have only remained Mrs. Brosnon, saying that It would Minstrel at Hollister street school. In the Bronx. No t:45— 4i45~6onoa by Tintypa Tanor 0:30—j|:8(L-Te Be Announced of the South Manchester Ore de ea to determlna whether they cre­ 6 p. m. Two tables were in play. tressed and belplesa land holders In for the distressed and Impoveriahed as long as they have on this land, Industry. ordinarily be considered good Dem Caroitnn ssUbllshed aa aU 4:00— 0:00—Pedro Via A Orcheatra 9:00—10:00—Held! and Hla Drlgadlara have DO liking for relief. Mrs. Magee Is childless, Mra. Jan. 23— Annual sauerkraut sup­ Flab, who is said to look forward record. 4:3<^ 0:30—Louie Plorea, Soprano 9:30—10:30—The March of Tima—to e partment. a member since Its for­ ate a health nazard to workera, and The hostess was winner o f Arst Illinois must cease." Tbs 1936 Presidential campaign farmers ot the country. because they could not get rid of Another phase of the Resettle­ ooratio weather in Manohecter, ex­ per, Concordia Lutheran church. to hla clactrooutlon a* the "tuprema Waterbary—Walter H. Deacon Baur has one daughter, Rosemary, "The program was drawn up on ment program ii tha Farm Debt ad- 4 :4 ^ 5:4^To Be Announced 9:45—10:40—To Be Ahnounced to take atepa necessary to prevent rize, Mrs. Alphonse Wright second, Mrs. Bertha Baur, wealthy Socia­ now Mrs. Bartlc Bull of London, was opened last night In High It, drifting from bad to worse each pressed an opinion that tho rain last Jan. 2B — Concert by .Bethany thrill” of bis life, took tha girl away $;0e OlOOr^Plyinfl time Adventuree 10:00—11:00 — Ouy Lombardo Orch.— mation In June, 1898, bed a part In was chosen president of the Water- the occurrence of occupational dis­ three basic principles: juitment unit. Our Debt Adjust­ OtlO-^ 0:10—News: Connie Oatee, Voc- east; Myrt A Marge—weal repeat '.efreshments oil sandwiches, cake lite, sought a seat In the U. S. England, who at the time of her School hall with Dr. Edward G. year of their unsuccessful struggle. night prevented many more persons Gills at St. Mai'v’s church, epon- from her New York home In 1928 the first fire that called the depart­ bury Boy Scout Co-uncll, succeeding eases through such materials, by and tea were served. Mrs. John ment field men work toward bring­ from attending the meeting. 0:90— 0:30—Preea-Radio Newa Period 10:30—11:30—laham Jenaa A Orchea.— John M. Burrall, who resigned be- House of Reprcacntatlves from the debut was called "Chicago’s richest "First, that a large proportion of "A certain, amount of conceni sored by Men’s Bible class. and killed her ooon afterward. OiSO— 0:30—John B. Kennady'a Talk basic; Harbla Kay Orchaa.—inidw ment on the alarm system. The Dr. Albert S. Gray, director of the Palmer will entertain January 28. Dolan of Manchester firing the flrst farmers on relief could be made ing farmers and their creditors to­ President Raddlng announced the 0:40— 0:40—Billy A Betty—weef only 11:00—12:00—Qeorgaga OilOlaan’a Orchestra fire alarm system In the South Man­ cauHC of preasure of other butlnets. 9tb Illinois Ckmgreaslonal District girl." Shot*, explaining he would diacuas has been shown in some quarters, as gether. A'.-,o British-American club an­ In hla confeaslon, ha blamed • 0UICK.A 4>ACKAG( Bureau of Occupational Diseases of George' F. KIbbe was out from on Chicago’s north aide. self-supporting through small loans, to the effect on tax revenues, of re­ Young Democratic club of Manches­ nual family party, Masonic Temple. • rt)0— 7:00—Amoa *n' Andy—«aet only 11:30—12:30—Frannk Dailey'e Orcheatra chester Fire District was completed Norwich—D, R. Ida C. Merrlam, the State Department of Health, In This Is Mrs. Magee's Arst essay tha Itaues of the campaign regard- "In some parts of the country, "blood lust’’ whiob ha aald waa 1 :1 ^ 7:10—Popeya the Sailor, Skrteh hiancheater for the day Tuesday, From her husband, William sufficient to enable them to pur- tirement of these lands from the tax ter will sponsor a state wide ^nner- Coming Events aroused by reading talas o f Oriental ‘ 0:30— 7:30—Edwin C., Hlll’a Comment NBC-WJZ NETWORK and ready for Use on August 1. assistant professor of economics at the department’s weekly bulletin spending the time with the Rev. and Into politics, but Mrs. Baur sev­ ItM of announcements that the 'chase enough stock and equipment where huge tracts ot land are be­ dance for the other clubs In Connec­ O f A I N S O ! I'M 0:40— 7:45—Tom Powers—waaf only 1808. There were thirteen boxes in today. Magee, Mrs. Magee Inherited coal eral years ago sought the (Ingres- gathering would not be a political rolls. Studies made by our land Jan. 28—W. Jerod O’Neill will cannlbalsm. BASIC — Eaat: wji wbz>w-bsn w-t>al Connecticut College was the princi­ Mrs, Walter Vcy. Mr. and Mrs. to carry on their farming opera­ utilization experts show that tha.ss ing purchased, the resettlement of ticut next Wednesday night In tho 7:00— 8:00—Rudy VaMao Hr.—c to c wham kdkn wgur wxyt wiw w'S>r wmal the first hookup. The whistle wa.s pal speaker nt n join, meeting of Dr. Gray offered the services of mining interests near Terra Haute, •slonal nomination In her district, meeting. farmers will form new communi­ lecture at St. James’s hall on After imprisonment, Fl»h tortur­ 8:00— 9.'0O—Lanny Roia Showboat—c Vey and daughter Madeline and Mr. tions. These loans, to be accom­ poor farmlands, totally unsulted for Rocklcdgc Country club and that "Problems of Modem Youth", aus­ CHANGING TO 9:00—10:00—Bing Crotby'a Show—to c will. Mid: wcKy wriir wie i;wk koli located In the boiler room of Cheney the Middlesex and New London his technical stag In tlte control of Ind., and In Virginia together with losing by a narrow margin, and IS The Young Democratic club and panied by sound technical advice ties. This la not the caso In New ed himself by stloklng needle* Into wrati wmag kao Klbbc motored to Lebanon in the real estate In Chicago. agriculture, cost the taxpayer from tho President’s Birthday ball for the pice* Gibbons Assembly, C. L. of C. his abdomen. 10:00—11:00—Ruby Newman Ore.—eaat: MIDWEST—wmt wood wire Brothers Old Mill. County League of Women Voters. uceupational ulsaase hazards. The afternoon, calling on friends. Republican National commltteewo^ the Democratic Women’s federation, and guidance. Ehigland, Here the number of fam- Amoa 'n* Andy—repeat for weat Management of her large apart- two to three times aa much money benefit of tho program for Infantile Jan. 29 — (Jlass Night at Man- €ASY WASH DAYS) 10:15—11:15—Leonard Kallar'a Orchaat. NORTHWEST A CANADIAN — wln^ Od September 20, 1898 about 3:00 Hartford—The Connecticut Petro­ bureau, he said, provides deAnite In­ man from llllnola. joint sponsors of the meeting hao "Second, that many of our rural lliee Involved le relatively small, and On trial, ha was accused of oriral- wlba katp webc wday kfyr cret cfcf formation on toxic materials used The forty or more Hebron stud­ as they produce in tax revenues paralysis prevention and cure, will cheater High school. 10:30—11:30—Nawa: Mlnnaapolla Oymp. SOUTH — wr\*a wpif wwno w'ls w Jax In the afternoon the first alarm of leum institute has divided the state promised it would be a non-partisan, relief cases represented a chronic they will probably be relocated on be held In the State Armory Janu­ iially attacking numerous children. 11:3>—12:Ct)—Lae Zollo and Orcheatra ir. Industry, establishes the extent ents at Windham High school are speaking program during which va­ Hlgbwavs and schools muet be main­ Jan. 30 — Annual Prasldant'a wfla-weun wIrH) wem wine web wrtpl Are was turned In. It was for a Are Into five sections, corre.spondlng to taking their mid-year examinations. rather than an emergency situation, Individual farms. ary 30. Birthday Ball at SUte Armory, His attorneys pleaded h* waa In­ CB8 WABC NETWORK wjdx wemb kvoo wky wfaa wbnt) kpre in a house owned by Cheney Broth­ >f the exposure to them, and pro- rious activities of the FederzU gov­ which could be solv ^ only by help­ tained, there muet be bus transpor­ sane. woal kibn ktha wsoc wave t:.e congriw.slonal districts and will menacing an unloading chute about tation for the school children. Tha "Humane Program.” Jan. 31—MId-ytar graduation ax- •ASIC—Eaat: wat>r wade woko wcao MOUNTAIN-kort kdyl kktr kRlit ers on what was then known as ' bles the technical information nec- 100 feet high Into which coal It ernment would be discussed; that It ing those people to move to better Twenty-aeven needle* are attll waab wnac wgr wkbw wkre whk wjr select district committees from 'a«ary to control occupational dis­ Deaths Last Night highest percentage of relief and The WPA waa charaotarlaed by ST.VTE N IR SE S TO MEET ciUKC.'i (It .Manchester High tchool. wdre wcau wjaa wean wfbl wapd wjav; PACIFIC—kjro kfed licx kga kei-a Olcdtt Htreol, but now known as among Its membership In each dis­ dumped from the docked ships. would u6t be a rally and that no land where they could have a rea­ Senator Daly as a "humane pro'- N'axt Month Imbedded In his flesh. eases, Ita e-all makes Aeld aur- sonable chance to farm succeaa- other forms of public aid and char­ MIdwaat: wbbm w-fbm kmbe kmox Cant. Saet. Center street, about opposite the trict. Mrs. Veronica Mason, 25, of this candidates and no causes would be gram built upon the needs of human Feb 2 — Annual lea Carnival at To electrocute Smith, whose right whea kfab kmt veyr and detet mlnatlons of poten­ Recreation ('enter promotsd. fully. ity era necessarily spent on families Hartford, Jan. 19.— (A P )—Sever­ ■AST—wbna wpe whp whoo wlba wfoa 3:30— 4:30—NBC Radio Guild. Drama head of Cooper street. The alarm Peru, Ind,—Bert C. Bowers, 61, city, who was standing outside tha living in such araoa. So, retirement beings."---m-- At Miwthe ^evwssw present m time, Mr al prominent ipeakcrs have been Center Springe Pond. leg IS ampuUtsd at the knee, prison 4:30— 8:30—Tha Singing Lady—eaat was from Box 24, located at that Slorrs—Connecticut SLaie College tially hazardous exposures In tndus- "Haa Gone Farther" "Third, that there were a number wore wlec efrb' ‘ cVacCK; wibx wmaa waag truHtffes announced following a Items of Interest banker and former circus owner. gates of the City Lumber company of such lands from eultlvatlon, as Daly said, there are 29,000JOO personspe: engaged to address the annual Feb. 11 — Father and Son ban­ officials will have to rearrange tha OlXIB—wgat wafa wbro waa wqam wdod 4:45— 8:45—Orphan Annie—eaat only time at Pine and Walnut streets. trlij environment and maintains an Member of the National board of Of jobs, closely associated with farm kin wrao wlac wwl wtoc krtd kfrh 0:0^ 0:00—Nawa; J. WMkInaon, Song meeting that Dr. Albert N. Jorgen­ up-to-date reference library cover­ Philadelphia—Capt. George B. suffered Injuries to her left han'd well as from the tax roUs, and mov­ working on 80S WPA projeots projeo In meeting of the ConneeUcut State quet. Concordia Lutheran ohurcb. death chair. An electrode, general­ 5:15— 0:15—John Tunic Oporta Talk ' The alarm was rung by John Len­ when she waa struck by one of th« the WPA and regional dlreotor of rehabilitation and resettlement, Nurses' Association In Hartford Feb. 18 — Annual banquet of ly clamped to the right leg of the ktaa WACO koma wdbo wbt wdaa wbig B:3<^ 5:3(L-Praaa*Radio Nawa — be- sen wouUl be formally Inaugurated ing uses and effects of the newer Landenberger, 54. U. 8. N„ retired. | which could provide employment for ing of these families, turns out to Connecticut. -wdbj wwvA wmbg waja wmbr wala non. who had been on Center street Thiiradiiy gates as it was swung open to per­ . WPA aotlviUes In 11 northeastern bo a boon to the taxpayers. Feb. 5, 6 and 7. Lutheran League of Emanuel Luth­ victim, will be moved to the left ktui ksko wcoa wdne wnox kwkb. ale: The Singing Lady—midw. rpL H.S iire.sldent of Connecticut State materials and proce.s.see u.scd In In­ a former commander of the naval ■ atates, Dr. Dolan was introduced by persons on relief in a way similar to He Is "confronted at ah times eran church. MIOWBST—Wf1 wmbd wtan wibw kfh 5:35— 0:35—Singing by Muriel Wllaon and seeing the Arc ran to the near­ dustry. The men’s volleyball period will mit Are apparatus to enter. "Tha Rural ResetUement phase ot with very unjust criticism, all of Dr. Hornell Hart, professor of so­ side of the chair before Smith en­ 0:45— 0:45—Lowell Thomaa — teat; College, Jan. 12. Dr. Jorgensen has be from 5 to 7 o’clock. station at Goat Island, San Fran­ President Benjamin I. Redding of the program conducted by the Pub­ Alao old time concert at Center wamk wkbn weco wabt kaej wnax woo est box and turned It In. been head of Connecticut State (Col­ Effects of Industrial condltlona on cisco. the adminletratlon’s program le ex­ which comes from parsons who are cial ethics at the Hartford Theologl- ters It. wowo Orphan Annlo—repeat to midwaat No. I’s "jumper" with 500 feet The women’s swlmnUng classes Young Democratle club, as having lic Works administration, and the cal Seminary, x':il address the gen­ church. 0:0S— 7:00—Eaay Acea, Skit—alao c lege since fall. the worker may vary from Irrita­ Miami, Fla.— Alexander J. Gag­ Works Progress administration. tending loans to farmers, who can warmly clad, well housed and well Wllaon was kUlad by Smith a MOUNTAIN—kvor kla koh kal 0:15— 7:15—Nina to Plva, Oramatical will meet aa follows: , 7:00 to 7:45 gone farther In national polltlca eral sessions on the first night of Feb. 24— Annual Masonic Bail year ago. COAST — khj koln kfro kol kfpy kvl of hose was then stored In a little Hartford Nathaniel J. Scott of tion of the skin to injury of the vl- non. 67, former vice president of the Such a project Is under way, for thus be helped to get off relief rolls, fed and not conversant with the sit­ Icfbk kmj kwff karn kdb kgmb kgb 0:30— 7:30—Lum A Abner—eaat only Advanced; 7:4,’) to 8:30 Life Saving. than any other citizen of Manchea- the convention. at State Armory. 0:45— 7:45—Phil Cook. Landta—wji leanto that had been erected on the Hnrtford was elected lllu.strlous Po-1 *■"' organs of the boey, but the man General Motors Corporation and example, In the township of Hebron, or who, by such help, can avoid go­ uation of the unemployed," Admin­ Robert Elliott, who will b* the Cent. Beet. north side of Henry C. Forbes’ wag­ w r - ter. The disoclaUcn will elect officers 7:00— 0:00—Mualc la My Hobby Prog. ter.tatc of the Sphinx Tempb ufacturer by utilizing the methods The O 1 will practice basketball production manager of the Fischer where fifty men are at work on the ing on relief. istrator Daly asserted. 4t00— 0:0(L—Terry and Tad caet 7:15— 0:10—Tha NBC String Quartet on shed on Walnut street, Just across kc from 7 to 8 o’clock. MANY NEVER Other speakers were Mrs. Doro­ on the final day. JeaaphJoseph Plotke'sPlotka'a Orcheatra—weatOrcheatra ___ 8:00— 0:00—Death Vall^ Daya. Play Aaonms at the organization’s 40Ui Body (Corporation. thy M. Beck of Wilton, regional di­ development of the Holbrook Pond "The farmer requesting the loan "All disapproval of WPA activity 4i10—...0— Olio—Senga by Jimmy Parrel!Perre 8i30— 0:30—Amtrlea'a Town Meeting the rood from where the Arc alarm annual meeting. ahead of the occuiiatlonal disease The Crescents will practice from recreational park. must be able to offer certain os- has come from persons whose bands 4iiS— OiOO—Jack Armetroi^ — east: box was located. spectre. "Don’t wait for cases to Aiken, S. C— Hamilton'Fish, 88, rector of the Resettlement admtnia- TO SEND DELBOA'nON 0:80^10:30—Roy Shield Con. Oreheat. 8 to 9 o’clock. of Garrison, N. Y., father of Con­ SUSPECT CAUSE "In addition to this, our program suranca of suffldant farming ability are lolled with the greed of privilege YES-AND TO WHI Organ—Dixie; Organ A Talk—weat 10:00—11:0(L-Nawa: Emil CelAnan Ore. As the whistle sounded (there was develop," Dr. Orii.v admonished. The The East Sides will practice from tratlon; Senator Matthew A. Daly of 4t4S— 0i4S—Return ef the Qeldbarga 10:30—11:35—Ban Btrnla'a Orcheatra gressman Hamilton Fish, Jr„ of New Haven, atata administrator of seeks a solution to the problems of and experianoe to carry out hla end seekers," he laid. Nm4 Mnt ,*hs fuk . ?. Mr IMO, 5200. |0S— itOO—Patti Chapin Song Period 11:00—12:00—Shander and Hit Violin no alarm nt the Center church In correction o f the Injurious condition 9 to 10 o’clock. the people who have been living on Hartford, Jan. 18.— (A P) — The BRIOHmWASHiS ! New York. He wraa a meml^r of the W PA: Mra. Fannie Dixon Welch of the agreement His farm must Saying that "it was fitting that 1100 e Mt Om s hem m wSSsO 4dsf :10— 4i10—Parade ef Youth—eaat: 11:00—12:00—Henry KIng'a Orcheatra those days) there was a big rush to may require mer .Iy the simplest Friday this poor land, people who have have BOtl which la not too poor to Connecticut League of Women Vot­ Organ—weat: Male Quartet—Dixie Congress from 1909 to 1911 and a OF UACKACHES he, as the etate administrator o f the . . sftS WIm lr*M I •• 30 mcO), I* fsss/ Hl’*aofeelljUllNtM 11:30—12:90—Freddy Martin Orehaatra get to the Are. Men ran from the WAPPING engineering principles or Involve the o f Columbia, United SUtea Collec­ been struggling to eke a living out cultivate profltid>ly. The farmer ers will tend a deleguUon to the The glrla’ afternoon swimming former assistant treasurer of the This Old TraaWiaat Oflaa tor ef Porta for the Connecticut dis­ Works Progreaa admlnlatraUon, Sgeniag whlMz wMbw ( ^ _ ^ , mills to the scene of the blaze. It application of the most Ingenious o f lands that could not support with our field agent must carefully NaUonal conference on the Cause St ims mS wsmsm «f« welcee engineering skill. There are a num­ class will meet at 3:30. United States. Brings Happy RaBM Of Pala trict; Mias M. Eileen I>onohue of should have passed through the flree and (Jure of War which opens In the found out why. Rinsol So i was agreed by Mr. Forbes, who con­ There were about fourteen mem- them adequately even In times of work out a plan with him for the of desUtuUon and could feel for the 9:66—Radio Programs for Today. ber of general mathoda Into which The women’s plunge period will Many aufterera relieve nagglag Mancbeater, first vice president of general prosperity. Washington next Tuesday. dashed off to the gracet's tad get so 10:00—Hostess Counsel. ducted a livery stable, that he would bere of Wapplng Orange, No. 30. most scientific operation of hla feUowa carrying a heavy load," Sen­ for bentl£ Now t e gets e m t e iii'i the control measurea may be group­ be held from 7 to 9 o ’clock. *2.000 BRIDGEPORT FIRE backache quickly, once they discover the Young Democratic dub, and At­ "W e have a land use project here The delegation will Include Mrs. PERSONAL FINANCE CO. 10; 16—Captlvatora. use his team to draw the hose cart who motored to Hartford at Foot that the real cause of their trouble farm. The farmer must agree to ator Daly recalled for the audience to any Are. ed, such as provision of enclosures, Dancing In the gym from 8:30 to torney (S^rge C. Lessner of Man­ In Connecticut, mostly In „ the„ „ east* ComelluB Kriisa of Middletown, Hoorn 2 State Theater Building I much whiict—without sctubblagipt!^ WTIC 10:80—News Service. Guard Armory, where they attended may be tired kldneya chester, a member of the club. Mra. follow this farm management plan that 4ft yean ago Representative state chairman of tha Department boiling. Rinse gently MMb out d b ^ l Bartfortf, Uoan. exhaust ventilation (both local and 12:80. Music by "Tiny Quinn” and Bridgeport, Jan. 16— (AP) —Fire Tlie kidneys are one o f Nature'* em part of the state, in which the for the duration of the loan. Telephone 8430 76* Afain Street 10:45—Rae Eleanor Ball, violinist. Mr. Forbes was driving one ot his the State Grange. There waa a general), changea in proceaaes (dry Mary T. Brosnan, president of the Herman P. Kopplemann sold news Of International (Jo-operation; Mrs. saves the clothe*—they lest 3 ot 3 cioMl‘1 backs to a funeral and the funeral hla Commanders. A season pass will In a combination boiler-room and chief ways of taking the eclds and Government Is purchasing twelve 00,1)00 w. 1040 E. u. v a s H 11:00—Social Work In Hartford. class of nearly one hundred mem­ to wet, for example), eubstltution of Democratic Women’s federation, "in every Instance the farm fam- paper, on onr.^i;;^ .Tta HmU Marlon Spence of Wobdatock, Miss THE C05T or A BUM LOAN rOR 1 Ita ra len Braadoa*tliig Servloa was In the cemetery In Buckland be awarded for door prize. workshop on the docks of the CUco xraste out of the blood. If they don’t thousand acres of "sandy, rock- YEAR AVKIlAGKS ONLY ABOUT Be longer. It's isfe for colon, ewy on lb * ' 11:16— Margaret McCrae, songs. bers who received the sixth degree more toxic by less toxic matertOils. Saturday Terminal Company last night pass 8 pints a day and so get rid of spoke briefly, welcoming the speak­ strewn lands, imsultable for cultiva­ Anna Richardson and Miss Edna hands. Woodetful foe d iih w tlh ii^ when the alarm was sounded. He Seboyer of Ridgefield, Mra. Arnold A H A Y . |»«I4 ■■ mmreets This thars* (Baitoin Standard Tima.) 11:80—Rambles In Rhythm. after which Ice cream and cakes and the wearing of special protec­ The boys’ swimming classes will threatened two 20,000 gallon oil more than 3 pounds of waste matter, ers and the 300 listeners. tion. This land Is to be converted (4hr»« |!«r MON(h*«lilrtF“«U And tlmpljr grand In WAMUn SI 11:46—Samuel Goraky, pianist. could not get back In time. Albert were furnished for around 1,500 tive shipm ent. pour 16 miles of kidney tubM may The Republicans uaed racial pre­ Geaefl of New Haven, and Mra. perecal per pfippm) fp onip oa tip meet aa follows; 9:30 to 10:15 Be­ tanks a few feet away but the need Ausbing. Into foreats and mcreatlonal parka. MACH1NB8, Better tush to jwifgnn**^ 13:00—M.—Voice of foperlence. Brown wae at the livery stable and members. Mrs. Sarah Curtis, the Dr. Gray' outlinedoutl Ave steps which actual damage was only *2,000. judice In 1930 to elect Warren O. goal of our program la not Herbert Owed of New Britain. uapaig pprt of roar laaa. Tbandar, Jannarr 16 when he heard the whistle, although ginners; 10:15 to 11:00 Interme­ If you have trouble with frequent '"1118 M d^tom tRi^liit'/iileff^- mnii^l| P.M. Worthy Lecturer provided a One the manufacturer may take for the Of undetermined origin, the Are Harding president, religious bigotry to create a bare subaistence for SOMETHING DIFFERENT TONIGHTl The conference will close January P.M. not a member of the department, diate; 11:00 to 11:45 Advanced. bladder passages with scanty ajnoant 24. 12:15— Eddie Dunatedter Entertains, program. There were several se­ prevention of occupational diseases: was discovered after It had envelop­ which often smart and bum, the 15 in 1628 to defeat Alfred E. Smith these citizens, who supply us with 4:00—Women't Radio Review. pulled the Jumper out and was wait­ The children’s tap dancing classes At “The Old Reliable" 4:80—Girl Alone. 12:80—Mary Marlin. lections by a larg% orchestra, all Arst, make a complete and detailed ed the entire structure and was miles of kidney tubes may need Autb- and this year have turned to the our food and clothing, but to enable 12:45—The Ad-Liner. ing for some one to come to bis list of the materials used In the are scheduled aa follows: 9:00 to Ing out. This danger signal may be 4:46—"Oriental Art’' — Robert members of Plymouth Grange, also 9:80 Boys class; 10:00 to 10:30 Townsend plan In an attempt to pre­ them to enjoy a decant standard of 1:18— Savltt Serenade. assistance. Instead of stopping and three selections by a large chorus plant and keep It up to date. Sec­ the beginning of nagging baekaobe, vent the re-election of President CUBE STEAK WITH MUSHROOMS Orew-Bear. ond, be Informed concerning the In­ Girls, Intermediate; 10:30 to 11:00, leg pains, loss of pep andenergy, geU: living—what I would Uke to call the 6:00—Blue Room Echoes — Joieph 1:80— News Service. . pulling the cart to the Are the Inex­ from Tunxis Orange. There wa.x a Roosevelt, Dr. Dolan charged. Spaghetti and Meat Balb perienced Areman ran right past the jurious propert'es of the hazardous Glrla, Beginners; 11:00 to 11:30. C o ld s ting up night*. BwsUlng, poffiness na-' American standard of Uvl^. Blume, director. 1:46— Nick Grossl, accordionist. Ane selection by some brother en­ der the eyes and dimness. Opening hla address with an ex­ "Thesa rural Americans needing 2:00— Wesley J, Colley presents place and kept on to the Are. In materials used or evolved In a proc­ Girls, Advanced. .. Best treated Don’t watt for serious trouble Ask pression of gratitude to the people And of Clonrae, Sandwiches of All Rinds 6:80—"Dick Tracy.” titled "Uncle Josh’s Visit to New ess Third, determine which of the assistance are not confined to any Negro Spirituals'. the meantime Mr. Brown was joined York City.” ■ The men’s plunge period will be without “dosing* your druggist for DOAN'S PILLS— of Manchester for their loyalty to 8:48—Program from New York. pot'.ntlally hazorJous conditions arc held from 7 to 8 o’clock. one area of the United States. They 8:00—^Wrtgbtvllle Oarlon. 2:16— Charles Slossberg, pianist. by another West Side resident, then Mrs. Emily B. Collins has her ais- which have been uaed sueceasfuUyf him during the quarter of a century Don’t Forgret Our Free Bingo Games 3:80—American School of the Air. a boy, and the two of them were pc'sent In sufficient quantity to af­ A public whist party will be held for over 40 years by millions o f are not simply farmers of the badly 6:80—Newa. Gemi from Memory. ter-ln-law. Mrs. Beckwith staying fect health. Fourth. Institute the people. They give happy relief tad he practised dentistry here. Dr. 8,00—Bolek Musicale. ‘ ready to start out with the reel at the Weat Side Rec on Cedar Dolan promised to return to his eroded bills of the South, and farm­ 0:4S—Rhythm of the Day. with her now and she will probably control measures, oreferably check­ will help Aush out the 16 miles of ers of the wind-swept prairies of Tomorrow Night 8:80—Vivian Della Chlesa — Con­ when the present William Dalton, street. Play will start at 8 o’clock. kidney tubes. Get DOAN’S ptt.tjs. profession in Manchester "when the 7:00—Amoa V Andy. spend the winter there. ing the oompleteneae of control by the West, whose land has been A Prize On Every Game and a Grand Prize! 7:16—Pop-Bye the Sailor. cert orchestra. Sr., who was the second assistant Mr. and Mrs. Alfred H. Stone of determination of concentrations of Democrats are turned out ot office foreman of No. 1, and William Star- In 1965." visited by drouth, and stripped 7:80—Amateur Program. Laurel Hill motored to Gilead last Injurious materials In tho air down to its aub-ooll by dust storma. BALLANTINE’S ON DRAUGHT 8:00—Rudy Vallee’a Variety Show. kle, another member of the com Sunday where they were the guests breathed by the worker. Fifth, In­ Fifth TMs Week CUT VDUR DRIVING COSTS There are thousands of such farm­ “ When better beer is made— we’ll aell it” 8:00—Captain Henry*a Showboat. pony, hurried up. The four started of Mr. Stone’s sister and family, stitute routines of malr.tenanec and HU public appearance here, In bU down Pine street, two pulling and check-up determinations, home town, was the fifth In a week, ers right here In New England. Ac­ 10:00—^Blng Croaby with Jimmy Mrs. Clifford R. Perry. cording to relief statistics, there D onaya Orcheatra, two pushing tbs reel. "Buddy" Elmore, who has been he aold, indudlng speeches at the 11:00—Nawa. As they reached a point around Jackson Day dinner In Manchester, are some fifteen hundred farmers so seriously sick at the Hartford actually on relief rolls In Connecti­ U :18—Leonard Keller’a Orcheatra RADIO tha band on Pine stiaet and could hospital, has returned to the homo N. H., and another in Stamford, the O AK STREET TAVERN cut alone. 11:88—Minneapolla Symphony Or­ get a glance of the fire they heard city o f hla birth. (Eastern Standard Time.) ot his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph HEBRON "And this figure represents only street John Andlslo, Prop. chestra. a lot of noise behind them. It was Elmore of Pleasant Valley. Stating^ hla Intention of making INIS WINTER! a political speech in spite of the a email proportion' of tha farmers Ferris Brothers business wagon, Next Saturday evening, January The meeting of St. Pariah Aid so­ advertUad non-partisan nature of In the state who are in need of the Tomorrow's Program drawn by a white horse with Henry 18, the Senior ’’Y" are to play the ciety. planned for last Monday af­ New York, Jan. 16— (A P )— For the program. Dr. Dolan claimed he sort of help we have to offer. A.M. the flrst time In their ten years ot Black, at that time employed by Old Timers at tha (Community ternoon, haa been postponed to 7:00—Morning Watch—Ben Haw­ Andy, In the Amoa 'n' Andy skit on Ferris Brothers, driving. E. T. Ferris Monday next, at 2 p. m„ to be held would be remiss In bU duty to his "Here In Connecticut, particular­ House. Also tho Wapplng Girls superior. President Roosevelt, If he thorne. Tucad^ night. Andy, who In real waa sitting In the seat with the driv­ Upstarts team will play the former at the home of the Mlsnes Pendle­ ly In the eastern part o f the state, SOCONYMOBILGAS STARTS QUICK^ 8:00—Newa. life la (Carles J. Correll, had a night er and William Ferris, an officer of ton. did not answer charges against the a number of farms are situated on girls’ team at the .same place. adminlatratlon. 8:18—Happy Jack, songs, , off to attend a siirpriao party for No. 3, was sitting in the back of the Local relations and friends have Richard, nine year old aon of Mr. land that never baa been suitable 8:80— Cheerio. his father, Joseph B.. at Peoria, 111., bu-slness wagon hanging onto a reel and Mra. Ira Turshen of Amaton, la "If It bad not been for the relief for cultivation. Back In 1700 the received the nows of the death of agencies organized by President Steamed Clams SAVES GASOLINE, OIL AND BATTERY IKK)—Radio Newa. on hla 70th birthday anniversary, of hose. "The horse drawn wagon Miss Carrie Keeney, 71, daughter of reported aa recovering from a re­ early colonlata were advised by the 10:00—Food Newa. That Is why the skit had only quickly passed the man powered cent operation for appendicitis. He Roosevelt, America would have General Court of the Colony of Oon- TONIGHT — FRIDAY — SATURDAY tho late William and Hannah (Hol­ changed Its form of government and 30:18— Home Sweet Home. three characters. Amos, brother apparatus. lister) Keeney, after a long Illness. haa been under treatment at Mt. nectlcut not to attempt to settle In - p - ! • ! 10:80—^The Mystery Chef. Crawford and the Kingflsh, all por­ It was before the day of hard Sinai hospital, Hartford. the New Deal prevented a revolu­ an extensive area of what Is now From 8:30 On \ i Miss Keeney and her parents lived tion," according to the speaker. 10:46—Song Conteet. trayed by Fracnian F. CJosden. roads. The town road gang had Merle Jones, young daughter of New London county. These lands t 4 , __ Tuning In Tonight: for many years on Avei-y street, Mr. and Mrs. Claude W. Jones, la re­ Saying that the WPA la doing “a 11:00—Mualc Appreciation Hour. placed gravel nt the Intersection of near the Dart district section. Her were not considered productive even THAT GOOD NARRAGANSETT BEER! 13:00—Noon—Martha and Hal. WEAF-NBC, 7:30. Edwin C. Hill: Center and Pine streets and as the ported aa deAnItely out of danger humane, Godly service’’ by providing then. Thla advice was not closely funeral will be held on Friday after­ jobs for the unemployed and "up­ P.M. 8, Rudy Valles hour; 9, Showboat; light reel atruck the sand it was and on the convalescent list. She followed, and today we are faced 10, Bing Crosby show; 11:85. Minne­ noon at two o’clock at Watktna was seriously III with pneumonia. lifting tha souls of men and women 13:16—Honayboy and Saasafraa. pulled from the hands of William Brothers funeral home on East Cen­ with the problem of replanting this 1 13.80—Merry Madcaps — Norman apolis Symphony; 12:30, Sammy Ferris and overturned. The annual meeting of the Con­ wlic have mentally slipped,’’ Dr. ter street. ^ gregational Ladles’ Aid Society took Dolan praised State Administrator semi-barren land to forest, and JULE’S TAVERN Cloutier, director; with Bob Ellis Kaye orchestra. The hose reel o f No. 1 was given WABC-CB3, 7:80, Kate Smith's Whpplng Grange, No. 30 held place Wednesday afternoon at the Daly for "doing a splendid job un­ helping the farmers living on It to 446 (Center Street (to NBC-WEAF Network). additional power when another mem­ relocate elsewhere. 1:00—News and Weather. songs; 8:80, Phil Ckiok; 9. Walter their Aral regular meeting this year home of the president, Mra. Ger­ der adverse circumstances." O’Keefe; 9:80, Herbert Hoover on ber of the company arrived. They at the Community Cluireb House'last trude Hough. . Concerning Republican com­ 'Here In Connecticut, as 1 have 1:16—H)t Tunes. did not stop to pick up No. 8's reel, 1:20—Laurel Trio. "Agriculture and the New Deal Tuesday evening with twenty-four Catkins of the pussy willow and plaints shout the amount of money already mentioned, we are bujing but continued down the road to the twelve thousand acres o f land un- 1:80—Sammy Kaye's OrcheatTA 10:46, Col. Frank Knox In "An members present. A very enter­ alder of quite good size have been being spent by the New Deal, Dr. Answer to Edward F. Fllene:" 12 comer of Weat Center and Cooper taining and educational program was reported In several parts of the Dolan stated that the Federal gov- aultad for agriculture, through tha m 3.00—Guy Hedlund and Company. streeta. The connection waa made 3:80—Alrbreaks. George Olsen music. enjoyed by all present. After the town Bince the January thaw aet In. einmant during the last year ot Resettlement admlnlatraUon. There WJZ-NBC, 7:18, Nine to flve. to the hydrant there. The reel was close of the meeting many games Aider catkins more than two Inches Preeldent Hoover’s administration are about one bimdred faraillea at 8:00—Olga Vernon, soprano. pulled up the hill and the nozzle was long were found Sunday on- the 8:16—Ma Perkins. drama; 8, Music Is My Hobby; 8:30, were played and a Ane time enjoyed. ‘ -went three billion doners Into the present living on this land. Two TWO FREE PRIZES Rochester Philharmonic.' 9:80, hardly connected when the water The next regular meeting of Hcbron-Gllead road. red without providing any food thirds of those families will be In a . 8:80—Vic and SadA waa turned on. . Mr. and Mrs. Avery West of Nor­ 8:46—The O'Neils. America's Town Meeting; 10:30, Wapplng Grange will be held on shelter, clothing or comfort for. any position to take care of themselves SATURDAY NIGHT Roy Shield concert; 13, Ruby New­ No. 8’s reel was righted and the January 38th and will be Inatallatlon wich and East Hampton were Sun­ needy person." Free Chance With Every Glass of Beer! man orchestrA race was started for the hydrant of offlcera for 1938 and Mr. Roberta, day visitors at the home of Mrs. 1930 Campaign West’s mother, Mrs. Mary E. Cum- Our Honor Roll of Fine Beers! Take Your Pick: What to Expect Friday: where the house was burning. No. 3 deputy of Central Pomona Grange Tha Republieane won in 1930, Dr. WEAy-NBC, 11 a. m.. Mualc ap' made the connection, but there waa mlng.M. • Dolan charged, by telling the Ger­ FOOD SALE BALLANTINE — PABST BLUE RIBBON will be the Inatalllng officer. The back country roads are In a predation (also WJZ-NBC): 8 p. trouble In getting the hydrant mans and Austrians in thla country SATURDAY, 9 A. M. HAMPDEN ALE AND WEHLE’S WDRC m„ Congress Speaks; 6:36, Robert opened. It was so long a time since very rough condition, according to that President Wllaon took the Unit­ B. Lee birthday program. WABC- It had been opened. Soon No. 8 reports, from repeated freezings HEN winter **crackg down” mornings. And you only have to JOHNSON BCn-DINO •36 Bnitford, Cotim. iSSV and thawings, making travel diffi­ ed States Into the war against thoco Mala Street CBS, 1:80, Benjamin Franklin pro­ had a line o f hose on the eaat aide unexpectedly you’ ll want feed the furnace twice a day — r.ountrlaa, by telling the French that (Dnsteni Standard TImA) gram; 2:80, School of the Air; 4, of the house while No. 1 waa playing The Poet’s Column cult as well as dangerous.- W Daughterc of Liberty, No. 133. Wilson prsvented France from gain­ Congresaman J. W. McCormack on Mrs. Mary E. MItpbell accom­ BISSELL ST. TAVERN a stream on the weat side. heat that comet np quick and staya morning and night— to maintain a L. L. O. L panied friends to Hartford Tuesday, ing all the territory to the Rhine, by 57 Biasell Street "National Defense." WJZ-NBC, 2, The house waa occupied by James Walter Sraoluk, Prop. lliurvday, January 16 Words and Musk*; 3:30, Symphony GOD’S LOVr, for a day’s Shopping and amuse­ up. You’ll want fuel that gives healthful, even, toast-warm tem­ telling the Italians that Wilson P.M. Egan and family. Firemen not prevented Italy from regaining concert from Leipzig; 4:30. Alice ment. maximum comfort with minimum SPECMLIY REFINED i i.4:00— Salvation Army Staff Band. Joy, contralto. handling hose assiated In getting We came to this world surrounded It la reported that Paul A. Jones, perature. Koppers/€oke cuts fur- Trieste and Flume and by telling the furniture out of the house. The Irish voters that Wilson prevented 4:16—Howells and Wright. Some Friday Short Waves: by love. SOD of Paul Jones, Sr., of the Jones work and attention. In other words nace-work in half! i 4:80—^Treasure House. GSC GSB QSL GSA London. 6 p. house was so badly burned that It Love of our parante and our Father street section. It 111 with pneumonia. IreUnd from gaining Its freedom. 0. 8:00—^Terry and Ted. m., "Shiver My Timbers: 2RO. was practically a complete loss but above. This It the Afth cate of pneumonia ——Koppers Coke! Dr. Dolan recounted the icandals FOR WINTER DRIWNG I To p SAVE ON GASOLINS witb bit-irlal Soeooy :■ 6:15—Henry M. Wrlston and Vice Rome, 6, Opera "Neronc; " FYA It gave the organized .firemen- In Helpless and tiny like unto a Aower, to occur In the town during the past Save* you real money I e f the Harding adminlatratlon, ad- LIKE HOME-MADE CANDY? J YoOiAVtONOnt with lM,“teUa|" l Chancellor A. E. Morgan — Integ- Sotith Manchester their Arst nm to ' ffiltted that President Cooltdge was Mobil t o n a 5 rity of British and American Col- 7:30, Concert of light music; GSU a Are when an alarm was soimded. each hour. young people or children and all Because Koppers Coke gives yon and did oothlng,” and claimed that You’ll Find It A t iag ...U m WHt*o(Mfara«d|aioUa*. to tMp down throu A the eyliadgn Into iIm legea. GSC GSL London, 10:30, . Descrip­ Oliver Brooks, who was In the gro­ have been severe. Thus far there Koppers Coke is the perfect fuel more heat per ton, you use fewer an ddid nothing,” and claimed that Mobilgas is Americans oraaketM* Yoor oil Untfl lbo|cr. booooso 1 . 6:80—Jaek Armstrong. tive Commentary. m cery business In a building where Wrapped in a blanket so Aeecy and has been no fatality. All cases, "one of the great causes o f the de- it itB*t diluted and thioned out b f wMtod 6:46—Tha Goldbergs with Gertrude the House A Hale block now stands, warm. with one exception have been in for cold New England winters be- tons! Let some of your neighbors preasieo waa tha high tariff barriers lEioliDt, srectad under President Hoover.” THE TEA ROOM Largest-Selling Gasoline Berg. member of No. 8, was Injured Cored for so tenderly and shielded families whose aumame is Jones, cause it is concentrated high-test tell you how they’re saving IS to 683 Main Street Opp. St James’s Church ii S:00—Newa Service. TINY QUINN’S ORCHESTRA when bricks frp4fi“'lhe chimney slid from harm, living In various parts of the town Charging that the Rspublleana old.wkather driving call, for . 5 6:18—The Newa of Youth. Thla then la the lesson we need here and not related unleaa distantly, ex­ 2 0 % 'since c h a ii^ g to this high- have all the facilities for spre^lng down the roof and atruck him on fuel that gives more heat per ton. propaganda and that 06 per cent of «a.olme that fire, Tn.tantly..! I 0:80—Bethany GIpla. the head. below cept that two of those 111 were sis­ test fuel that’ s guaranteed* to give xnatC ftart, your motor in a huny; 0:45—George Hall's OrcbestrA AT EEC DANCE FRIDAY God’s love will still follow wherever ters. The one other case was nam­ The best proof o f that is it makes the newspapm In the country are WEEK-END SPECIALS ;t 7:00—Myrt and Marge. we go. ed Smith. better heat. Let a Koppers Service eppossd to President Roosevelt, Or. MODERN TODAY • FRIDAY AND SATURDAY You get that kind of performance 7:16—Buddy Clark. GETS FRENCH ORDER Mr. and Mrs. Elmer E. Rouse. 2 /3 less waste,—— on/y o n e small Dolan "thanked God for the radio Man show yon how it save* time, aad for a great man to speak to the 7 SO—KaU Smith. Tiny Quinn and his Ckimmanders Wrapped in a blanket of His tender Mr. and Mra. Edward Protharoe and pailful of ashes a week in average Milk Chocolate Covered have been engaged to play for dame- Love, the latter’s mother, Mrs. Catherine work and money. Phone today— voters.” DENTISTRY rtfintd for winter driving. 7:48—^Boake Carter. Bridgeport, Jan. 16.— (A P )—The Townsend Plan "False” •:00—Harv and Esther — Eddie Ing at the Recreation Center on Sikorsky Aviation OorporatlOD has Onward we go to that Heaven Simpson, all of WctheraAcId, were fu rn a ces! VERY LOW PRICES Braril Nuts-AImonds-Pecans, Special 39c School street Friday evening. Rated above, callers Sunday at the home of their there's no obligation to buy, The Townsend club, to which the Regularly 59c pound. ■i Bergman, Jack Arthur, Audrey received an order for three 8-43 am­ RepubUeans art turning for sup- Oonvenlent Paymenta With Sowny Mobilgas yourenrine S Marsh, Rhythm Girls, Victor Ar- as one of the best dance orchestras phibians to bo used on tho French- Depenpent upon Him, .so helpless we former neighbor, Mrs. Mary E. Fewer ashes make a •tart, with le„ ’’chokinV* .! r ie L X c In the state of Connecticut the band oviicd (Jliuigour Reunls routes In came Tcfft. poM. according to the speaker, waa f den a OrchestrA *0UR QUARANTEE labeled by him as “false, unecon­ FREE 16 Different Varieties of Our Bitter Sweet or Milk Choc- of unbumed gamline... le,, danger of ^ 0.80—Phil Cook — Just Another will bring along their full personnel Africa. It was uiinoimccU today. And going, that Love will remain The snow plow, ordered by the clean, responsive fire the same. town some time ago, baa been re­ t f m proettcal imnoiuiretlon hf omical and unsound.” If adopted EXTRACTION AND olates, regularly 39c p ou n d ...... S p e ^ 26c lb. oil dilution. And you ,ave your baftery, Amateur. o f thirteen men. Every man Is a ^ Luclen Hcrvlou, an uAlctal of the that’ s always “ ready to OPPERS «* r refreemnlmltem In you r and carried out for four years 1, 9:00—Camel Caravan —Caaa Loma specialist on bis chosen Instrument French concern, is a passonger on ceived by First Salaetman Edmund X -RA Y to^’-cutdownonrechigingal ^ the S-42 which took off from New- Then wiiy should we fear our ultl- H. Horton. There has been little go” without hard shak­ horns does mot eonvlne* yom "Heaty Ford would be on relief,” OrcheatTA Ted Huslng and Walter and Tiny's own arrangements give that Hoppers Coke Is the tost bt pnidlctad. With Plate and Bridgework R eg^ r 29c Milk or Bitter Sweet Chocolate Peanut or Mobilga, it Amenci’e each musldnn a chance to display ark airport today enroute to Service end? or no use for it this winter so far, O'Keefe. ing — heat floods up a mod m ost seom om hol /nci, w* Toi the Liberty League. Dr. Dolan Ivalsin Cluste r s ...... Special 19c lb. large,t-selling winter gamlinel >a0—Herbert Hoover. hlo talenl. Ip the Inter-Island airways In Hono- Our Father will alwaye His dear and no regret will ba fait by the EXAMINATION FREE lulu. ones defend, town suthorlUea If It Ilea l^ e the few minutes after open­ islU remowo Iho eolte from your "eritd sbaitte,'' claiming that Ita or- ;^10:00—Heidt'a Brigadiers As a unit the band Is lltersUy A OKE ganlsaUon In a ftw aUtas spent a Invaotigate Our Law Frloas Peanut Brittle ...... ^30:80—To be announced. chord of harmony. They play: ’ Wrapped In the blanket of Ood’a rest of tha winter. Bills for hand ' *«W*r mod r*/mmd y o o r miomey ^pedal 15c lb. precloua love shoveling the post two or three ing drafts on coldest for the mmummi remoesd. more money last year than the NoAM oIntaM at Neoaaaary by Socony dealer fill your tank w i^ : 11:00—News Sendee. sophisticated melodies and rhythm i H.VHTKORD SPEED U.MIT years were so costly that it was Democratic National committee did New Flaiee or Completed riUed C h ip s...... 1 YOO SAVB BA-rnav |:l:..ll.l&—Guy Lombardo’s Orchc.‘:tra. in a manner that Is cure to please j I -iafe in the haven of Heaven above. I^peclal 19c lb. thia great winter gtefine. FLORENCE BURDK^C GIBSON. considered the best economy to have throughout the country, with one In One Day i f Detlred iUrtind ■•oiw Im * bterydM ia... I*w waeren ,.31.80— Isham Jones’ Orchestra. all that come to the Recreation Haiiford, Jan, 1Q.-(AP|- Police the pjgw in readiness, man contributing almost *200,000. P la te Repaired In 8 Honra your lUrwr. You Hveee mbw gii* and rapUnl dance. | Jan. 16. 1938. LOOK~-AUTOMATIO HEAT REOUUTOR Ilorehound Drops of tills clt.v !iuvo ilec'ced that the of St.' Peter’B church will unite with • 1 3 .2 5 {o * S The league, he said, la 99 99-100 per HJgh CtnaHlw Werk • .Special 15c lb. jf Tomorron’s Program Arranging to have this taajid plav ! tp’.ed limit for inutorisiB and otli The Young People’s Fellowship Bara’s fall aatomaria draft eontrol at ONLY cent Republican, witb not one, real PM ee, Bridgetrerk aad FUUnga " A - a . ere here shall be 33 miles an hour. Demccrat member. here Is another bit of evidence to .\0."ED CHURCHMAN DDES the CkmgTqgaUonai Cbriatlen' En­ t e lowest nrk* *t«r oOarad. latarta PRICE ■vaniag* By Appolatotet We Specialize In Pure Cream Fudges. CarameU and i:6K)0—News Servtoe. show that Director Frank Busch it Those who Axed the IHnlt art deavor Sunday evening, at 7 p. n>. te datir^aMOat at h*M day aiU A call to "orgaaisa now without ^ 16—Shoppers Special. Chief Garret J. Farrell, President Rock Itlanfl, III.. -Tan IS— /ip ) wslUag tor the campaign, forgat Other Soft CaadlM. being successful In us offodt to g-' The meeting wiO be In eharg* ^ 7 * V ^ / / r i / r 'V :: :• 'iWiOO—Dear Columbia. onjy the beat bands for the follow­ George H. Day jf the Board of Po­ —Dr. G. A. Brandelle. 75. president former group, with the topie. "What g f e j a u t g ...... (Htttri*s*> m m TON CASH« 1 2 ’ « Mftienid dimtas aad mai^ d m DR. CHORNEY Caramela Art the Talk of tha TowbI 8:80—Phil Cook and bis Notebook. lice Commlaalonere and Police Court In a eoud phalanx against th* com­ ers of the Rec dances. A scasoii emeritus ot 'he Evangelical Luthcr- the C3>ureh doea for tho Commun­ DENTIST rnemi 3teJb. !,f;46—Montana Slim — Yodlwg pass wlU be given for door prize prosecutors. uii Au.'niBtana aynoo. and national­ ity." mon enemy, the Republican party", Vlolatoi's Will ae subject to arrest ly Known churchman, died la a hos­ ' FOR PROMPT DEUVERYplKMiaEnterprise 1450;SS&orVourDealer was sounded by Dr. Dolan. 104 Asylum St. 6-5785 / h C f u l l i f Dsn dug wiu be fiom 8:30 to 13'SO Mr. and M n . Joseph jBcheibeiie Readlaf a All Our Candles Are Freshly Made On tha Prsmiasal and aoDearance In eot»8( pital early today a t pnenmoala. pAug d East Hamptom 3 ^ ^ ^ SOCONY MOBILGAS 7 Nmt FRANK • FLO T9iHaH|yP* 17140 P. M. i WTIC-WICC i Tm l -Wi L-I M U a S E I O B t IfANCHESfTER EVENING HERALD, MANC3HESTER, CONN, THURSDAY, JANUARY 16,1939. ‘ K - ■ MANCHESTIER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, JANUARY 16,1986, ■ failure of mechanical aids he waa unaware that he waa so close to PAGB Nl: 'M W m C E the ground and tore into the trees DISTRICT 8 TO PAY Moves Place o f Business MASONIC BALL at full speed with no previous warn­ OBITUARY NEWPASTORHERE ing o f the peril. RETZLAFF GETS ADVICE EASY BILLIARDS IN SUPERIOR COURT The Jammed speed Indicator and TAX OF FIRENEN Occupied For 55 Years the fact the landing light switches BAND ENGAGED DEATHS UJjUUiuk, ROYAL OAKS SWAMP WINDSOR, 65 TO were off lent support to the theory LIKES MANCHESTER that the ship crashed without warn­ Janwa A. MeOrodM ON HOW TO BEAT LOUIS The Pohlman Cigar Manufactur-xarettec came Into the market they ing. It was argued, however, that K Comnanv. founded AnHi i laai vhaf iin* ^ James Anthony McCruden, of 48 Gofernor’s Former Secre­ Directors Decide to Send ing Company, founded April 1, 1881, added that line to the stock. BlaseU street, died early this mom the speed indicator and switches by tbe late Josenh Pobiman in the Three years ago next summer Jo­ Eddie Abraluunsoii*s Orches­ SEES END OF GRID might have been shifted by the Im­ Spencer building on Depot Square, Ing at bis home after a short Ill­ Rey. F. E. Reynolds TeDi Mrs. Sloane Nominates 43 seph Pohiman died and the busi­ ness o f pneumonia. He was a wood H e First Guy Who Goes | WACCOSIVRNBAC^ tary Elevated T o d a y - pact. Check for $3 to Each of now known as 22 Depot Square, ness, still in the same location, waa tra to Play at Armory On worker by trade and waa employed The distance the plane traveled and located in the same place for carried on by his son. A fte r con­ Civic Progress Committee Local Sport a iH E IF COLLEGES through the trees— about 350 yards 55 years, is to be transferred to the sidering all the changes that he and by Chance-Vought CorporaUon of Right Oot There and Sings | Horses for ’Gansett Race Judge Brown Moves Up. East Hartford. — after it first began hitting them Those Enrolled. Hartman bulldlrg, 241 North Main his father had seen going on in February 24. BANTirSQUINTEI was cited by some ns indication street on February 1. business Fred W. P Pobiman de­ He leaves his wife, Mrs. Margaret of His Impressions. Chatter that the ship waa flying at high On April 1, 1881, Joseph Pohl- cided that a change was necessary. McCruden; a son, Anthony J. Mc- With Him Win Win,” Is Old RECRUIT ATHLETES Nsrragansett Park, R. I,, Jan. 16 rdencc In the future sufecess at the man, a cigar maker, who bad learn­ Hartford, Jan. 16 — (A P ) — speed and in a nearly horizontal The directors of the Eighth Today he leased the east store in Cruden; bis parents, Mr. and Mrs. — Mrs, isobel Dodge Sloane, fair ' *Lud of her old favorite, High Quest, TOTIEUPSER ed his trade In Germany and follow­ Eddie Abrabamson's Orchestra of Bits of this and that in the world Kenneth Wynne, former executlvn plane at the time of accident. School and Utilities District have the Hartman block, kuown as 241 Robert McCruden of Maspeth L. 1 • owner of Cavalcade and the Impor­ thc only horse to turn back Cavai: ed It In New York City came to North Main street. The building Is Springfield, Mass., has been engaged five brothers, Patrick, John, A ii: The Civic Progress committee to­ Refrain; Bomber Hopes to of sporta . . , Mancbeater High has aecretary o f Governor Grose, today Wreck Is Guarded tant Brookmeade Stable, has given cade os a 3-ycar-old, la indicated by notified the officers o f both com­ Manchester and opened a store for owned by the Savings Bank of by the committee planning the an­ drew and Nlnlan of Maspeth and day resumed Its regular weekly a 1( game basketball schedule this the nomination of the produce of became a Judge of the Superior State rangers watched near the meetings at the Hotel Sheridan with Prof. Nicolson of Wesleyao panies of the Manchester fire de­ the manufacture and sale of cigars. Manchester. The bank has agreed nual Masonic Ball which will be held Robert, Jr., of Canada; and four season and we look for the Red and her endorsement to Walter E ten matings of the sot. of Sir Gala- Court wrecked ship to prevent parts of Gain Early Kayo. partment that the district officers He named the first cigar that he to have another window opened on at the State armory, Monday eve­ fifteen persons In attendance. In the White to compile a record of thir­ O'Hara's "New England Futurity " had HI and Etolle Filante for 1938. House & Hale Cagers &jo; A t the same time. Judge Allyn the plane removed by thousands of sisters, Sadie, M ary and Elizabeth made the Sliver Wave, taking the the east side of the brick building ning, Feb. 24. The Springfield or absence, of E. J. Holl, Dr. D. C. Y. teen victories and four defeats but by nominating no fewer than forty- Thla upatanding bay borse, now Ik Brown of Norwich waa elevated had decided to pay the 33 personal of Maspeth and Agnes of Canada Warns of Dangers of Sub­ sightseers who flocked to tbe area. name from a piano number that that will give .layllght over the chestra la one o f the best In New Moore presided. Rev. Ferris E. we won’t disclose the wins and three youngsters for this richly en­ only 5 years of age. has been given ta tbe office o f aeeoclate Justice of tax for all members of the fire de­ The funeral will be held Saturday Romp As Sartor Featnri The rangers were sent to the waa being taught to beginners on bench at which tbe cigars are to be Reynolds, new pastor of the Second (Chicago, Jan. 18.— (A P )-^ -J o e ■oases in detail . . . for betting dowed stake. Of this nvimbor, elev­ his opportunity with the best ma­ the Supreme Court of Errors. partments. England and performed very satis morning at 8:30 o'clock at his homo scene after reports that clothing of the piano by nearly all teachers of made. This change will be started Congregational church, gave his Louis sat around today waiting for purposes. It’d be much safer to pre­ sidizing Players; Death en are 2-year-olda named for the trons now located at the Brook- Chief Justice William M. Malt- The officers of the district have factorlly at the Masonic Ball here and 9 o’clock at St. James’s church, one or more of the victims had been music in those days. at once and all will be ready to last year. Impressions of Manchester and said dict twelve and five inaugural running In 1930, nine are moade Stud Farm, at Columbia, S. Ue officiated at the brief ceremony directed the treasurer of the dis­ where a requiem high mass will be he waa most favorably Impressed the call to action, while his foe of U. S. Royals Lose^atl looted. For tho first three years he en­ have the move made by February 1. Plans are progressing for the yearlings nominated for 1937, while C.. and nothing would give Mrs. In the Superior Court. trict to mall a check In the amount gaged an assistant in his work, but celebrated. The body will be placed by the town from every angle. tomorrow night In the Chicago Bta- V. L. Krey. Federal revenue offi­ Among the old time tobacco signs event. Including refreshments, deco­ Joe Mc(3uskey's next start on tbe Knell to AO Sports. twenty-throe are proiiuce ' yet un­ Sloane more genuine pleasure than Am ong those present were Gover­ of 33 to each active member of the on April 1, 1880, his son, Fred W. In the receiving vault at St. James’s born but named ,)v sire and dam for cer stationed at Forrest City, said owned by Mr. Pohiman Is a wooden rations, tickets and transportation Several needed community Im­ dium, Charley Retzlaff, aat and boards will probably bs In the Prout he should sire a great race horse. Springfield by 43*22. nor Cross, Superior Court Judges fire department. The checks will be P. Pohiman oecame connected with cemetery. provements were discussed at the the renewal of 1938. ■ that robbery of the victims started Indian. It is at his home on Hud­ Invitations will be sent out to listened to a familiar refrain. Memorial meet of the Knigbta ot Okapi, once a smart sprinter, al­ Newell Jennings and Edwin C. the company and together they car­ meeting and the committee approv­ Aa can be --xpectpetltloii tions of Mrs. Sioine chiefly because V . Alcorn and a large number of They later added the sale of plug erected at Love Lane at the foot first guy who goes right out there nant In Mrs, Slrane’.s groiqt; Sir Manchester semi-pro quInieuSi! Identlfled man sleze what appeared tho department to turn the money it will be placed in front of the new committee within a short time. Andrew Fiedler, Sr., o f 366 HU- the Leo Larrlvee trophy In this lie was the firnt thoroughbred to members of the state bar. and smoking tobacco and when clg- location when the store in opened. j^ rd street, died this morning: at McLean Hill. The sign was deslg. i.and slugs with Louis will beat him." between colleges having wealthy Qalaliud III, Kclgh Count, and Flag split even In their basketball en-i’j The court bench was adorned to be a roll of bills from the pocket over to the tax collector by Feb­ The refreshment menu was ar>- meet In the two-mlle event, running carry her blue and white silks to gagementa last night, House and •' ruary 1, when the new tax becomes the Memorial hospital following two ed by Joseph Hadden and is mOL^ Whether there Is anything to the alumni as the prelude to tho end of Pole, the latter by American Flag, victory, but High Quest vied with with a dozen vases and baskets of of one of the mangled passengers proved last night and consists of the distance In 9:20.8, the second Oaks swamping tha ' due. weeks’ illness. Mr. Fiedler who attractive. Use of the board was advice remains to be determined. fastest time In the history of the all football fs the danger vlauallzed aon of tile reiloubtable .Man O’ War, Cavalcade for second place in the Sowers, and the room was crowded and flee. two kinds of Ice cream, fruit cake all being represented in 1936. Wlmtsor A. C. at the East Side R e«^ In passing a law making it neccs HERE’S WAY TO COLLECT WM a weaver at the E. E. HlUlard donated by E. J. Holl and the Burr The refrain waa sung to Prime race by Prof. Frank W. Nicolson of Wee sentimental side of the Brookmeade with friends of Judges Brown and "1 would have shot at him but 1 macaroons, coffee and fruit punch. ’ mlUs leaves two sons and one Nurseries have volunteered to land­ That Mrs. Sloane has much confl- by the overwhelming score o f 66 to sary for all persons between the MONEY FOB FIREMEN Camera, King Levdnsky, Max Baer lej-an university, aecretary and Stable owner. W y u e . was afraid of hitting someone else ABOUT TOWN John McLoughlln heads the large ^lighter. They are John and scape the property In tho vicinity 25, as Bantly'a U. S.' Royals fell h*. a ages of 21 years and 60 years to and Paulino Uzeudun. They either trcn.suror of the National Collegiate To Judge Brown, Chief Justice in the dark,” Fray said. general committee and Robert J Andrew, Jr., and Miss Susan Fled of the sign. It was voted to com­ About the only New Year's to '22*^'^* Waccos at Springfield, Fires are costly, as anyone forgot all about It upon taking a Athletic aaaociatlon. In the sugges­ Ifaltble extended congratulations The discovery of empty pocket- pay a tax of 33 for the old age pen­ Boyce Is secreUry. Harlowe Wlllls ler. He also leaves four grandchll plete the work Immediately. resolution made by this department The degree team of the Daugh- look at tho Brown Bomber’a dead and a welcome to the Supreme books on the ground waa reported sion fund, the law was al.so revok­ who has experienced one will has been appointed chairman of the dren and four brothers, Samuel waa to beat Joe Farr three straight tion of the 13 colleges o f the SouUi- Tile Royal Oaks went to town)' tcra of Liberty, L.L.O.I., will con­ pan or didn’t take much stock, for Court and said that the State of by other officers. ed which exempted former and past testify, btit a local young wo­ transportetion committee. John, and Paul and Thomas of Rarl-’ games on his Charter Oak bowling castern Conference that athletea be with a vengeance against Windsor, 1 duct a food sale Saturday morning none rushed out to slug. What hap­ Connecticut la to be congratulated The ghastly remnants of the firemen from paying the tax. They man was under the Impression The general committee: tan, N. J. alleya and it grievsa us immeasure- openly recruited and subsidized. NO BARGAINS IN SIGHT beaten on their home floor by 50.89„!R upon his elevation to the high at 0 o'clock In the Johnson build­ pened to the quartet, and a number Bbly to report that Mr. Farr evi­ ship's human cargo today had been had beeiv exempted from the 32 poll It coat money to turn In an John McLoughlln, Chairman; Rob- The funeral will take place Satur Prof. Nicolson discussed that dan­ The locals talllad twenty-four potato bench. ing on Main street. The usual line alarm. BREAKDOWifOF o f others, Is well known. dently made a similar resolution In ger at the osaembly of Wesleyan tax for the fire service and those in ert J. Boyce, Sec., Treas.; Harold C. day afternoon at 2 o'clock at the W In the first half and forty-ons la thad sufficiently assembled to make pos­ of home baked foods, including The Chief Justice offered bis most military service were also exempL Chief Albert Foy answered a Alvord. Holger Bach, Ernest H P. Qulsh Funeral Home, 225 Main Retzlaff’s advisers sought to con­ regard to us for he turned the trick students this morning, taking as bis second as the visitors were badly*'^ ' sincere congratulations to Judge sible fairly accurate Identification baked bean.s, soda bread, cake.s, the other day and It wasn’t even Chief Coleman of the Manchester fire alarm call recently and ar­ Benson, Harry B. Blsseil, William street. Rev. Karl Richter of the vince the North Dakota farmer subject: "Shall We Hire Our Ath­ IN THE MAJOR LEAGUES outclassed In every department | Wynne and expressed faith and con- of all but two of the victims. Those pies, will be on sale. The comittec close . . . prior to the match, Joe riving at the box found no one M. Brown, Charles Bunzel, Aaron Concordia Lutheran church wlU that his only chance with Louis lay St ILLU; tluAA'tt letes?" He revealed many new de­ the game. Sartor sank sevea field j Sdence in the proper discharge of not definitely picked out were be­ fire department was asked by the la composed of Mrs. Ethel Jones, aaid he felt sixty years of age and Cook, Albert T. Dewey, Ward D conduct the service and burial will In making a fight of IL He. like (W illie Hoppe won his first w orld champlonahlp tails ot tbe recent discussions o f tho goals, Turcck six, Hedlund and.^ bis duties as a Judge of the Superior lieved to be Pilot Marshall and J. officers of the district to learn what there to direct the apparatus to -- . .. „ ------■------Upr blbollard match In chairman; Mrs. Mary Dunlop, Mrs. Doug^on, wnilam W. Eells, Ronald be In the East cemetery. Louis, was finished today with the then proceeded to hang up a 3- 1908 at the age of IS and has remained In ehamplonship riroles N C A A on the subject. The Wes­ Johnson five each and R o M aad!4 Court C. Cahn, young buyer for a Los was being done in other places. He Harriet Blnks, Mrs. Dolly W ylie the blaze. Driving up the street string well over the 300-mark . . . ehami The funeral home w ill be open physical part of training for the 18 ever since. Today, 80 years later, h e ...... leyan professor has been aecretary Yankees’ Rnppert Refuses to Kelsh four each. The scoia There were no other ceremonies, Angeles store. learned that In Rockville a fireman and Mrs. Annie Hewitt. he met a young woman dashing H. Ferguson, William G. Glenney NEW YORK QTY but there'll come a day . . . l>ol«l" three world titles, In from 10 a. m. tomorrow until the 18.1 balkllne, cushion carom apd S-ri»hlon. Tho "B oy W onder," In and treasurer of the association for LINDSTRON SIGNS close at the end of the first quai aad after descending from the bench was paid 390 a year; that in East back to the Are alarm box. “ “‘haway, WUIlam round engagement, but the cam' HuM lford, John H. Hyde, WlUlam S hour of the funeral for the con­ palgn to get Retzlaff steamed up his first nutches, brought to billiards an entirely new stylo of play more than a quarter century. 8-7. In the Rovol Oaks favor, ' Judge Brown and Judge Wynne re- Hartford the pay waa 50 cents an opened the door to ring the (Oonttnoed from Page One) Friends of Miss Ruth Longpre, Hyde, Ernest KJellaon, Harold F venience of friends of Mr. Fiedler There’s a mighty good chance wnlch eventually provided the fundamontalN u|>on whlcht to a grent Eternal Question. Pay High Prices Asked after that It won a romp. It „ . eeived the congratulations of hour or a fraction for the time go­ alarm” she told Chief Foy,” and and keep him that way waa to last for several years a re.sident of Man­ Maher, James F. Maher, Thomas R. imUl fight time. that John "Sparky" Saldella and extent* today’s g;anic Is based. Uop|K) has prepared a serlm of ar­ "Tha question o f amateurism," he tho highest score turned In by a I Mends in an adjoining room. O’SULLIVAN SCORES ing to, attending or returning from Surgeons completed operations by WITH THE DODGERS cal team this season, besting ' chester, will regret to hear of the then I remembered I didn’t have Maxwell, James O. McCaw, Richard Domenlc “Dom" Belettl will get to­ ticles for Thp Associated Press out lining his method of play and de- said, "has been before the asaocta- a fire and that last year Eo.st Hart­ death of her mother, Mrs. Josephine a nickle with me so I ran back flashlight. Profiteers sold candles Both fighters had made the cus­ gether In their long-awaited bowl­ for Star Players; Griffith Trade cchonl'r mark of alxty-( H. McLagan, Robert McLoughlln at 50 cents each. wgned to assist not only beginners but advanced amateurs. *rhls la tlon lined it started some SO years ford paid 33,000 for 48 men. Volun­ FUNERALS tomary pre-batUe atatements. ing match before the season ends points agnlaat Hartf<>rd Trade. Durocher, yesterday at her borne. home to get one so I could tele­ Herman Montle, C. Leroy Norris, the first of the dully series.) ago and probably always will be. FIFTEEN INJURED MAJORTTY RULING teer workers in tho Manchester de­ The power trouble developed from “I am ready for Retzlaff," Louis . . . and when they do It ought to The Springfield Waoeos raa 1693 Valois street, Montreal. Miss phone for the fire department. John I. Olson, Millard W. Park Pnter McFarlane Officially, It la called recruiting and Places $500,000 Price partment are not paid at all. Longpre while here made a number a short circuit In the Kell Gate sta­ said. " I will be in there to give ray be a humdinger . . . Belettl’a been Former Cobs Player Expect- to lead BanU/ s all the wur I John F. Mckles, Harold L. Preston! The funeral of Peter McFarlane tion of the New York Edison Com­ (Written for The Associated Press) subsidizing of athletes; actually. It The district officers of the Eighth of friends In social and fraternal best. The quicker I score a knock­ having trouble with a sore arm to consider first. Once the pupil un­ alender margin to avenge u s - (Oonttnued from Page One) Nathan H Richards, R. LaMotte for many years a custom tailor In pany which described the plant as No. 1: THE FUNDAMENTALS. Is paying athletes for their services r BY A SNOWSUDE circles. Formerly employed In the out tbe better rU Uke IL W hat’s tbe lately but as soon aa he's back in derstands these, he Is a well- setback suffered here recently School and Utilities District feel­ Townsend Club No. 1 will hold its Russell, Charles W. Strant, George Manchester, was held this afternoon the second largest of Its kind In the on tbs atblette fields. Tag on Bod Myers. office of the Orford Soap company use of foolin’ ? I want to got It over form it’s likely that he’ll accept launched beginner. When be mas­ pected to Hold Down Third the aeries between the rivals lar.e; a lease, by the way, which lm.s ing that the volunteer fire fighters regular meeting tomorrow evening at 2 o’clock at the Watkins Broth­ world. It occupies two city blocks BlUlards as played by the masters on Hilliard street, she la now with W. Strant, Herbert L. Tenney, Wil- as fast as i can." Saldella’s challenge . . . the latter ters them, ho Is on ths way toward "The association last year adopted ■tands at two-all for two Osattnned from Page One) only 950 more years to run. should be given some consideration at 7:30 in the auditorium of the Ham J. Thornton. John Trotter Fred ers Funeral Home. 142 East Center and Is seven stories high. appears to be a difficult and com­ a code covering tho subject and on the company's branch In Montreal. "They can pick Louis to win," tho Is spectacular and most likely to becoming an apt billiard player. N ew York, Jan. 16. — (A P ) — tbe teams having split even His Summary voted to send to each active /re­ Nathan Hale school on Spruce A. Verplanck. Harold W. Walah street. Rev. C. Homer Ginns, pas­ There was a roar that shattered plex game. But In Its essence It Is October 28 last I sent question­ Base for Brooklyn. Bsasoa alao. North Dakotan said, "but r il show uncork a rsitlln g high single but They are: (1) position at the ta­ a There may be additional bartering tromsndous crash, then pitch dark- "B y way of summary, then, the man a check for 33. They are ex­ street. tor o f the North Methodist church, windows In the power house and a simple. The beginner has but to naire to the 150 colleges affiliated Tha Waccoa gunerad a 19 to ltd Mrs. M. Clampltt of 44 Cam­ Harlowe W. Wims’, them that he can be hit and hurt Belettl Is stesdier and more consist­ ble; (2) grip on the cue; (3) the fin­ in major league baseball "Ivory" be­ BO*. W e were all knocked out. evidence supports the following: 1. pected to turn this over to the tax Peter Wind, John J. Zimmerman, Jr. conducted the service. The bearers blinding flash of sparks as the short discover and master the fundament­ with our association quoting the nine advantage In the first half nndl bridge street Is proud of her seven were three grandsons of Mr. Mc­ Down In ray heart 1 know 1 have ent, which makes him our choice ger bridge: (4) the stroke; (5) cue­ fore the boys start ganging up in *1 have no idea hrw long it was The men are not receiving a fair liv­ collector, but. os waa stated by the circuit burned out the principal als of the game to enjoy it from articles of the code and asking U New York, Jon. 16.— (A P ) — The steadily plied up the lead In U e l weeks old Boston terrier pup. "Goo,l Farlane, Edwin Jacobson and Rob­ what con beat him—a right to the over the twenty-game route . . . the start. It is true, and a pity it I ing the ball. Florida for the coming season but . jwfore I recovered consciousness. ing wage, a point on which all the chief of the department, failure to links in the operating equlpmenL they approved and enforced each. final quarters to almost double tha j When I came to. It was pitch black arbitrators are agreed. 2. The in­ Goods”, which took first prize In a ert Glenney of this town, Stuart Jaw.” Is, that a great majority of begin­ In turn, I will dtscusa each ot lt'3 a bull market from now on, with news that Freddy Lindatrom, r«. do so might mean an additional cost MORGAN RESENTS Detectives On Guard One hundred— including all. y)e Royals final eoore. Dwyer and Ny«^ •ad I could only move a very little. crease should hr seven cents an large class under three months, at TWO TRUCKS IN CRASH Johnston of East Hartford, and A r ­ The Negro went through seven For the benefit of sporta fans who ners and many who have made these points and explain how the no bargains in sight. contly cut adrift by the (2ilcago to them when the constable came Firemen hurried to the plant but pupil should solve them. larger colleges and universities— re­ man led tha Waeons attack, w u t o l 1 said, ‘chief,’ referring to mv hour. 3. The company has paid the puppy match and meeting of thur Seelert, husband of Mr. Mc- rounds o f boxing yesterday, taking like to make their engagements some progress In the game have The ttpoff today Is that' Colonel around and made the collection. found nothing ablaze. Private de­ Taught By Father plied. Thirty-six of the hundred Oibs, will piny with the Dodgers Tierney featured tor Ue Royals. ' boss, Sesse, ‘are you all right 7‘ He dividends during the depression. the Bo.ston Terrier club of Connec­ PROBER’S QUERIES Farlane’s granddaughter, Marion tectives were placed on guard. It eaay for tho most part. \ATilIe his well in advance and whose interest little Idea of what the.se fundament- Jacob Ruppert, perhaps Jhe tvealth- next season today cast a new light Box scores; As far as Is known the officers AT STREET INTERSECTION is hockey, we publish herewith the I had the luck to have a good that replied answered ‘yes' to both ■aid ‘yea.‘ I looked around to see 32,100,000. 4. During the period of ticut. held Monday evening in Odd Jacobson S eelert Burial was In the Down In the Eighth avenue sub­ work waa not Impresalve, he ap­ ala arc. lest owner In the major Icagpics, haa upon Brooklyn’s 1934 prospects. Royal Oaks of the Eighth School and Utilities East cemetery. remaining home games o f the tutor ill tho game my father. I wa.s questions; thirty-eight approved tho Where his voice came from and the depression, the company has Fellows Temple, Hartford. way, where the trains had stopped, peared to be holding back offensive­ They think In terms of angles, thrown up his bands and refused to LIndstrom announced at Miami last _ B. r .' found I was sitting on bis chest. District are the first to pay the fee (Oonttnoed from Page One) Springfield Indians and the New but nine years old. In father's hotel code but were not able to aay con­ paid rentals totalling 37,000,000 to Drivers Painfully Hurl But some of the marooned passengers ly and concentrating on avoiding bank shots, masse, draw and eng- pay the prices asked for some out­ night that he had accepted the Boss), r f ...... 4 0-i f Roof Breaks Down of tax for firemen. No action waa John B, Johnson Haven Etagles of the Canadlan- llsh. They forget, or overlook the at Cornwall-on-thc-Hudaon, N. Y„ scientiously that they were U i!y en­ 1 he New Haven I'.oad for lines leased The first meeting of the recently stumbled through partial or total punches. His only fisab o f regula­ standing players he would like to add Brooklyn offer of "within a few doV Johnson, r f ...... ,.5 O-l •-rhe roof of the car had come al- taken on this matter at the annual elected officers and directors of the It was not until February 1 of Not Seriously— Both Are at Funeral services for John B Amerlcan League . . . At Spring- fact that tho important thing Is to there was a combination billiard forcing It; and twenty-four did uot to the New York Yankee 1938 line­ by the latter from the Connecticut darkness to emergency exits. Others tion Louis form came In his two and pocket billiard table. I started lars" of his Cuba salary, and would Tureck, If ...... ;.a O-l. IDOst down upon us, leaving a space meeting of the South Manchester that year that Germany began un­ the Hospital. Johnson were held at his home, 61 field: Jan. 18, Philadelphia; Jan. 25, hit the ball correctly. It's a human approve one or more of the Items up. Railway and Lighting Company. 6. Chamber of Commerce will be held waited until Incomplete restoration rounds with Ed Wills, who was on the ]X)cket billiard game and report at the training camp March 1. Fraher, If ...... 0 (M) ■bout two feet wide and seven feet fire district last November. tomorrow night at 6:30 o'clock at restricted submarine warfare. Tho New street, yesterday afternoon at of power permitted the trains to Now Haven; Jan. 31, Boston; Feb. weakness, 1 guess, to try to learn and naturally were not attempting Ruppert^ whose fortune towera Keith, o ...... 4 I.J ' Tho company had a deficit In the dropped twice by savage rights. 8. Philadelphia; Feb. 15. New with dad's help mailc good progress. The acquisition of LIndstrom may Joof■ We couldn‘t figure out what Ca.stle Farm Inn on Tolland Turn­ United States broke off diplomatic william Blerl of 312 Oakland 2 o’clock. Rev. K. E. Erickson of move slowly. the game backwards instead of to enforce them. Thus It may bo above that'of Tom Yawkey, Boaton Hedlund, rg ...... 0-0 years 1932, 1933 and 1934, amount­ Retzlaff boxed only four rounds, Haven; Feb. 22, Providence: Feb. \Vc had frequent visits from trav­ mean that Jersey Joe Btripp, the to do so we Just lay there. A fter a pike. It will be a dinner meeting relations February 3 and declared street and Louis Resel of 67 Pine the Emanuel Lutheran church o ffi­ R. H, Tapscott, a vice president starting at the beginning. seen that 75 per cent of thoae of our Red Sox owner and baseball’s most Sartor, Ig ...... 7 g-fi While we thought we heard voices. ing to approximately 31.000.000 war April 6. ciated, and during the service Mrs. going at a lively clip with Art 29. Boston: March 3. Philadelphia; eling salesmen, or drummers, In useful veteran who baa been hold­ which was due to an Improvident re­ MIDWAY AWAITS ami activities for the coming year ■street were injured last night In the of the Edison company. In a state­ Five Cardinal Pointa membership who replied approve of conspicuous spendthrift, has paid W o started veiling back and -forth Erickson sang "Under His Wing” Oliver and Johnny Brown. Hla right March 14. Providence; March 21, those days. One of these, new to our the code. ing down third base for the Dodgers casting of the capital structure. 6. will be discussed. Evidence of Lansing's position waa crash o f trucks operated by each ment denied reports that sabotage It la my determination to keep mllllona for the players who helped « IT-' •ad llaally made out that nobody read Into the record during question­ and "Fade, Fade, Each Ehirthly band, as uaual, waa his favorite Pblladclphla . . . at New Haven; town, saw mo fooling around the Is on hla way out. During the depression the company at the Intersection of Middle Turn­ might have been responsible. these Icsaons simple. But they "But the queatlon was made more produce seven pennant-winning eluba Wladaer A . O. bad been killed, although several of HOOVER’S ADDRESS ing o f J. P. Morgan and his part­ Joy." weapon. Jan. 19, Philadelphia; Jan. 26, table and patronizingly offered to In tho Infield or outfield, however, has set aside as a reserve for depre­ Mrs. A. M. Sroka of 163 Spruce pike and Summit street at 4:20 yes­ "It waa Just an electrical failure will be thorough In the covering ot play me a game. He broke the balls complex this year by the action of In a dozen seosona. Tbe deal for B.. IT. . tbs boys said they were hurt. ners. It immediately renewed con­ The bearers were Henning John­ such as can happen to any power Tbe weighlng-ln ceremony will Providence; Feb. 1, Springfield; Freddy Is expected to be a big help Sm lU, r f ...... ciation In excess of 35.000.000, of street is seriously ill at her home. terday afternoon. fundamentals. If they are followed and I ran out the game In the first tho colleges o f the Southeastern Babe Ruth In 1919 alone involved “ I guess it must have been about son, Gustave E. Florin, Alfred Jl. plant at any time,” he said. be held tomorrow at noon, Instead Feb. 9, Boston; Feb. 16, Providence; to the club. Despite bis lower bat' which 33,500,000 has not been used (ivresa the submarine Issue and to Brown university and others in de­ If I paid some of the prices they that the challengers should go out Despite Tapscott’s denial of sab­ Join Inst year's veterans. Including Della Fera. to see daylight even if it waa cold whore a choice must be made which "I can see no reason why Michigan send Bemstorff home. He has w rit­ ciding to allow their athletes to play have asked for ball players.” and earn a reputation. FINAITcOURT DENIES otage reports, Frank W. Smith, By ASSOCIATED PRESS Waeoo, Springlleld aad snowing prettv hard.” entail., being fair to one and not to should not select a delegation equal­ ten tho President a note urging him MAJOR BATHE RAMBLERS TRIP EAGLES summer ball—that everyone waa do­ It was assumed the Yankee colo­ Oscar Eckhardt, leading coast Ibagiie president of the company, later an­ HIALEAH PARK OPENS baiter, Johnny Cfooney, Buster Mills P a Doctor On Train the other. The men are clearly en­ ly friendly to the suggestions of the to take a firm stand. He believes The stall starting gates appear ing It anyway and that hypocrisy nel referred to the 3500,000 asked Gibbons Assembly. Catholic nounced “ an Investigation is being and Gene Mtsire. Dwyer, r f ...... 4 _ T h e injured men were treated by titled. in fairness, to an Increase in nomination of Arthur Vandenberg the President w ill not do this as the HABEAS CORPUS WRIT doomed as far as New York tracks should be ended. for Buddy Myer, American League 3 Watling, I f ...... 8 or myself.” Ladies of Columbus, will hold Its made to ascertain the cause o f the Except for Sara Leslie, who may Dr. Edna Jackson Carver, Steam­ tlieir v/ages. President told him the other day short circuit.” are concerned. J. E. Widener, who "I believe that tho adoption of batting champion and Infield star, 8 Nyman, c ...... 4 boat Springs, Nov., who was aboard The Chicago publisher's candi­ regular meeting at the K. of C. IN THE SOUTH FOR 46-DAYS RACING FOR 12TH WIN AT HOME yet be sold or traded, tho Infield is "A s 1 view this arbitration In re­ that he did not believe the people of "U ntil that has been completed," headed the Jockey club committee to the suggestion of the Southeastern by owner Clark Griffith of the Loizzo, rg ...... 3 the train, and were taken to Oak­ dacy was being systematically push­ youthful with Jimmy Bucher or trospect, It appears as one of those clubrooms tomorrow night at 8 the United States were willing to go BY BRUNO’S COUNSa he added, "It Is imposs'ble to say investigates starting, favors send­ conference would mean the cod of Washington club. Ruppert reputed- Connery, rg ...... 2 land. ed In New Hampshire, where he (Oonttnoed from Page One) Vince Sherlock on qecond and Linus curious oddities wiiieh creates the o'clock. Mrs. Isabel Longacre's com- to war because a few Americans why the accident happened." ing the thoroughbreds away with a ; In addition to the acquisition of Sei­ football,’’ Dr. Nloolson continued. I> declined to pay a proportionately 1 Beglane, Ig ...... 1 Qlbson said he missed death "by maintains a summer home. News­ mltte will meet Immediately after had been killed.” Miami, Fla., Jan. 16.— (A P ) __ heavy price for Frank (Pinky) Hig­ Frey at short. impression that the practice of ar­ (Continued from Page One) there was a distinct possibility of The power failure was particular­ walk-up start and the use of the bert, a crowd-pleasing, rushing de­ "Public Intercat would vanish and Cray, I g ...... l Hla armn ana lejjs were papers received literature from the the business session. A short enter­ Hialeah Park opened today for a Philly Beats New Haven, 4-2, In Casey Stengel, Lindatrom also bitration has been seriously harmed Bemstorff was Germany's war­ an oil embargo against Italy. ly serious In several hospitals. Australian barrier. The state rac­ fense player, the Hawks have sports cease if amateur sport was gins, star third sacker of the Ath- ptoned 80 he couldn’t move. No one Knox-for-Presldent committee. Or- tainment will be presented. time ambassador to the United 46-day horse racing season with letlca. can expect to find a sympathetic 16 but on second tliought, a setback ml restrained of his liberty under a Marshal Pietro Badogllo, the Ital­ In the Parkway hospital, tha ing commisalon also has recom­ brought back Cowboy Kendall, a killed. 18 7 4S eoiUd reach Mm. Fireman Bill eanirntlon leaders there have al­ States. bright prospects for a prosperous manager. Casey still can remem­ Bantly's Boyals this appears to be is but the excep­ warrant for the execution of a sen­ ian high commander in Ethiopia, an­ lights went out while doctors were mended doing away with the stalls. in CanAm Hockey League young forward, from London of the "It Is apparent that the sugges­ Higgins— Also W ally Moses, sen W hite crawled In and tossed him ready declared for him. placing an oxygen teni over Allan meet. Interest centered In the ber when he was suddenly traded by ^ end of a blanket, telling him to tion which tends to accentuate the The large otter trapped In An­ tence of death." nounced "complete success" In a International League. tion o f Uie Southeastern would not satlonal young outfielder of tbe A'e B. f>. The eastern "Landon-for-Presl- Prlnclpl, 6, a pneumonia sufferer. Florida Derby, one of nine import­ the Giants after swatting his way to Tierney, rf ...... 3 1 "take one end in your teeth and ^neflclencc to be gained by con­ dover day before yesterday by Dal­ work. One college would determine — yet may wind up with the Yan­ dent” movement was under way In His imprisonment was declared battle on the Ganale Dorya river They completed the task by flash­ ant stakes scheduled to foUow the The opening of Hialeah Park to­ The third engagement on tonight’s 0 Metcalf. I f ...... 0 0 bang on." Gibson aaid he “ hung on tinued use of the siilcndid practice las Montgomery of 25 Knox street to Increase Lead Over In­ tliat 3700 a year was sufficient for kees but only if Connie Mack com­ World Series heroism In 1924. New York with Albert Ottlnger, to be contrary to rights guaranteed which accompanied the Italian ad­ light. day sees the return to action of E program, a return engagement of 0 Brown, I f ...... 1 1 of arbitration in solving controver­ was displayed In a window at the NINE PERSONS DIE vance. 33.500 Inaugural Handicap. promises On the prices or the Colonel ' •“ • b e ll" and White pulled him out. former attorney general of the him under the Fourteenth Amend­ A delicate operation was com­ R. Bradley's Broker's Tip, winner Tuesday’a struggle between the New expenses. Another would offer 0 Faulkner, I f ...... 1 0 wrecked car and the two be- sies between employer and employee. F. T. Bllsh hardware store today. While attendance during the 27- goes the limit. The state, calling for the Kansas gover­ ment. It also said he was without He said Ethiopian troops were pleted by surgeons at SL Eliza­ of the 1933 Kentucky Derby. dians to Six Points; Na­ York Americans and Montreal 5800, only to be overbid by a third. 8 Nelson, c ...... 0 4 Wmd it, undamaged, were uncoupled. I cannot believe that all arbitra­ The animal, considered a rarity In day meeting closing yc.sterday at The Yankees virtually were boy­ nor’s nomination as the "Ideal can­ IN AIRPLANE CRASH any available remedy In the New retiring in disorder, and that their beth’s hospital after the lights there Broker’s Tip, which whipped Head Canadiens, also brings a possible Nor does the suggested resolution 4 Farr, rg .....i...... 0 1 The train proceeded slowly, delayed tions will conclude In fallacies frozen this state, attracted considerable Tropical Park was considerably less cotted In the big league player mar­ didate” to appeal to the "thinking Jersey State Courts. casualties were "considerable." had grown dim. Several other hos­ Play by a nose In a ronghly ridden change in the standings, making It in any way prevent alumni from pri­ Sports Roundup 0 McHale, I g ...... 1 0 . bjr a second slide near Colfax. The Into formulae.” voter.” attention from passersby. than last season, play at the pari ket after capturing six pennants in Charging that he was subjected Nothing was said about Italian pitals also reported operations per­ race, baa not faced the barrier since tional Schedule. unanimous. The Amerks, relegated vately adding a thousand dollars to 1 Blsaell, I f ...... 1 L . damaged car was cut up with Tbe Kansan has said his duties as (Oonttained from Page One) mutuels showed only a slight de eight years under Miller Huggins. during his trial to "Influences and losses in this "m ost Important bat­ formed by emergency lighting. flnlahlng lost In the Preakness, run to last place when a disputed goal tbe official arrangement By EDDIE BKIETZ ^ t y l e n e torches and removed from governor leave him no time fo r per­ Cline. But now other American League The Young People's Society of the divers Intimidating circumstances, tle’! of the war,, reportedly-involv­ The power companv drew upon gave the Canadiens a 1-0 victory, HIta Small Sohoola. Aswolatad Press Sparta Writer 9 " t " i u.tba tracks. sonal ambitions, but Ottinger quot­ torboats raced up the Mecaya river Figures showed 110,310 persons a week after the Derby. He's been club ownera, fearing the effects of a Swedish Congregational church will hostile to the . petitioner" the peti­ ing more than 100,(K)0 warriors. emergency lines from outside tho New Haven, Conn., Jan.« 16.— have a chance to return to third. A ll th ii amuld bring a period of Score at and o f ftret hall, 19< , ^***br the scene of the avalanche. ANOTHER A 0. H. BINGO ed him as declaring "if the peopie to rescue the survivors. watched the races and bet 33,947,- taking diathermal treatments for turnstU slump In the Yankee Sta- hold Its regular monthly business tion added: An official communique from area to restore partial service, and leg trouble for more than two They have played one less game extreme competition between col­ New York, Jan. 16.— ( A P ) — Well, Waccos. Referee, Bates. Tims, ‘ mombera of tho hlitorlc Donnor want me for President, I'm not meeting and social at the home of The big army plane, missing for 178 while last year crowda totalling (A P )—The Philadelphia Ramblers dium trade willingly. anyway, there will be no Rose Bowl 1. The Jury waa not sequestered Addla Ababa said seven old men said their operations would be back years and now appears * perfectly than the Frenchmen. Toronto, out leges having wealthy alumni, until minute quarters. ■'Pbrty perished from cold and hun- afraid to Uckle the Job." Mr. and Mrs. HJalmar Carlson of 9 many hours after taking off from to normal today. 152.500 wagered 33,993,595. should really know tho meaning of Tbe passing of Babe Ruth, Jitters at the University of North •“ route to California In 1848- but waa exposed to hosUle expres­ and seven women died In tho Waldia sound. He waa slated to carry 120 of the International division lead for It developed that tha wealthiest PARTY TOMORROW NIGHT Describing Senator Borah as Hemlock street tomorrow night at Leticia, on the Amazon river, Tues Joseph E. Wldener, president of home sweet homo. whether or not the magnates like to Carolina next f a ll. . .post-seaaon sions o f opinion by persona not con­ bombing Tuesday morning and that pounds In a mile race today. the first time this season, can pass schools would have tbe best teams, PEPPER TO OUTFIELD. "neither ultra conservative nor 7:30 o'clock. day morning for Bogota, was re­ 35 others were Injured. The British the Miami Jockey C3ub, which oper- admit It, bos been keenly felt, Do- games for tho Tar Heels are out... St. Louis, Jan. 16— It la repor nected with the trial. The Jurors They have sixteen victories to the Idle Montreal Maroons by whip­ while the smaller Instltutlonk would The ninth in the series o f "B ingo" ultra radical," Representative Knut­ ported found destroyed between Red Cross announced M ajor Gerald atea the Hialeah track, said "signs trolt's rise and Boston’s revival not­ Helen Hicks is getting ready to run that the St. Louis (Ordinals were "obliged on many occasions to PRO-BORAH MOVEMENT their credit in the Canadlan-Amer- ping the Rangers. be left enUrely nut of tbe sporta parties sponsored by Division N o ! 1, son (R., Minn.), is progressing with The Ice fishing season this year ^ e r t o Boy and Treaequlnas, In the Burgoyne, the hospital director, was of the times" led him to believe the 0)1. E. R. Bradley, winner of four withstanding. Meanwhile, with no off a golf tournament at Punta send Pepper Martin, third b h aem u ^ j push through a dense crowd of peo­ Ican hockey league standing, and picture. Should that day aver ^TUNE'S HIGR SPEED A. O. H.. and their auxiliary will be plans to start active work in his has been extended to February 9, Caqueta Department of Colombia. not employed by that organization, 1936 season would "surpas.s all Kentucky Derbies, has advertised for one to take the Babe's place, the Gbrda. Fla., late this m onth... to the right garden this Maaon. J'.. home state on behalf of the Idahoan twelve of these have been earned on come, the end o f all sporta w ill not hHd in Tinker hall FYiday evening according to Town Clerk Samuel J Crashed In Jungles ple from the time of departure from and It was assumed he merely was IS STARTED IN STATE sale three o f hla stallions— Bubbling Yankees must struggle along with Freddie Steele and Champion ^ b e within the next 30 days. others." A capacity crowd is expect­ home Ice. be far awajj. When tho vital spirit The special award for tho 12th game Turklngton. In previous years the T^e Puerto Boy garrison, com­ the hotel until Installed In the Jury commanding an Ethiopian Red Ovei Burgoo King and Boot to what they've got or else dig deeply Rlsko will algn any day now for an PUZZLES PROBERS Representative Fish (R., N.Y.), ed at opening of the 32.500,000 Before 6,000 fans, the Ramblers of amateurism In colleges Is lost TROIANS DRAW CAGERS. ^ tomorrow night win be an order for season has closed the last day of mander reported to the war ministry box. Every word that was said as Cross unit. plant. Boot. Bubbling Over, one of the into tho Ruppert bankroll. over-the-welght oout a' Seattle. Los Angeles, Jan. 16— The bas> a pair of shoes. There will be ardent Borah backer has already January. by radio that one motor boat search­ the Jurors passed by, even whispers, (Continued from Page One) fastest horses ever to come out of defeated the New Haven Eagles HOCKEY public interest will soon follow. Fur-’ Add winning streaks: The Or­ The major was reported unln Most important stake next to the ketball roster of tbe University of (Oontinoed from Page One) piires offered each game for the counted a million votes for his can- ing for the lost plane found a sur­ were audible to the Jurors.” the Idle Hour farm, took the 1026 to 2 last night to keep their home tbermore, advocates of such Ideas leans, Vt., high school cagers, rang Jured. Florida Derby. 320.000 added, is the Southern California lists saven play>'. players in the first l l games and didate, saying these w assured The Woman's Home Missionary vivor who sold the airship crashed 2. "Members of the crowd by elation of about 500 taxpayers, also derby; Burgoo King, hla son, won record unblemished. The victory In­ should remember that the end of up 30 In a row...Marvin Nelson, wldener Challenge Cup Handicap, HENDERSON REPORTED ers from Indiana and four from : Urnes the plane’s landing speed— after-the 120i game there will be when Nicholas Murray T •. presl- society will meet tomorrow after­ In the Jungle near the M lcaya river shouts and gestures Indicated their Invited by Hull, said he was not pre­ the same race and the Preakness In creased to six points the league college football would also mean the Fort Dodge, la., who made more dent of Columbia Univi 310,000 added. Tropical Park will Iowa. raa enigma as well as clue. specials. . raised noon at 2:30 at the South Method­ soon after leaving Puerto Boy. hostile, personal opinion concerning pared to commit himself on Borah. 1932, while Boot to Boot captured leaders' advantage over'the Spring' end of professional football, for It Is than 340,000 oat of hla victories ’ In objections to the Idahoan. ist church. STATE GRANGE INSTALLS reopen March 10 for another 23 day ,- W ith it. buried deep In the mud, The winners at the play last week Major Lema, chief of Colombian petlUoner’s guUt” as the Jurors "There 1s quite a sentiment In thg famous 3100,000 "nibber check” field Indians and the Providence (By the Associated Press.) - on the college gridirons Uut the ma­ OUT AS TUISA COACH the Toronto and Cflilcago marathon Connecticut for Borah,” Mr. Wilson meeting. swims, will net that much more if t were found the ignition switches, with 200 taking part were; Regu­ aviation, expressed belief tho disas- walked between their hotel and the -J American Derby and the Ohio State Reds, who are deadlocked in second Canadian-American League. terial for the professional teama la lar prize winners, Daniel F. Renn The Memorial hospital auxiliary ter waa due to a motor failure as said. "But It lies outside the partyy / J Derby in 1026. place. Philadelphia 4, New Haven 2. developed. he succeeds In his p ropos^ round vjWhlch were on. and the switch con- court houae.” OFHCERS, ENDS PARLEY — Tulsa, Okla., Jon. 16.— (A P ) Miss aara Gallagher. John 'nemey,' THINK ELLSWORTH will hold a food sale Saturday weather conditions were reported leadership. I doubt If It can raanl The sale of the three stallions will The five clubs In the circuit will "That the majority of the mem- trip, non-stop English channel iw lm •Jtrolllng the landing lights. It was ihomlng at the J. W. Halo com­ BRITISB-AMERICAN .Americaa AsaociaHon. Delay In negotiations for a new ioflf. Esther Carlson. Hugh McIntosh racellent at the time of tho accident, fest itself In the primaries. .1 can’t' leave only Black Tocey, Blue Lark­ remain Idle tonight and tomorrow. St. Paul S, Tulsa 1. bera o f tho N C A A scree with this next summer.. .Nelson won the pany's store. (OonMnued from Page One) say noW whether I will be for Borah. (Murphy’s AOeys) footM l coaching contract between Toronto swim throe times and the SMOKE - nying At Full Speed Mrs. John Foley, M. McIntosh, Mrs' 20 minutes flying distance from Mrs. Hauptmann spur and Black Servant at Idle Rangers Face Leafs view U shown by tho fact that, after M. Sullivan, Gordon McCann, with OR PILOT AUVE Puerto Boy. I am Interested mainly .in a national Hour. New York. Jan. 16.— ( A P ) _ The reviewing all the argumenU, they Elmer (Gloomy Qus) Henderson Chicago marathon twice...the ski Tbe big twin-motored Douglas Chapman Court, Order of Ama­ (England 1) TONIOirrS SCHEDULE. the 12th prize won by Miss Ruth (Contiaaed Rons Page Oae) The plane stopped briefly at 2 p. Still Hopeful The report stated two pages had plank on the problem of distribution. New York Rangers, who have adopted a resolution reaffirm ing the and Tulsa University officials was market at Windsor, VL, turned bull­ gbad a top speed of about 200 rnUes, ranth, will meet tomorrow evening Wilson 73 251 National League. ish when Katharine Hepburn went McCarten. m., Tuesday at Pureto Boy, a mlll- Trenton, N. J. Jan. 16— (A P ) — been used In the National Grange American Can produced twice as changed their line-up more within followed today by reports that the Scruised at 180-190 and landed at at 8 o’clock In the Masonic Temple, M. Holmes 109 308 New York Americans at Montreal asaoclaaon’s "unalurable adherence up last week for a bit of sport. Winners of special prizes were: from the discovery was garbled, ta ^ post on the Caqueta river, 150 Anna Hauptmann today saw her monthly the past year that special much as it did In 1929, but we are KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS the past few days than at any one to the prinelplea and procUcet of venteran mentor would not be back 20 PIPEFULS^^ J®5-T0. Thus If the broken Instrument with the annual roll call In the ban­ husband, perhaps for the last time Morrison 112 284 Canadiens. N. C. State College R thinking of Mrs. Bessie Burney. John 'Hemoy, making complete decoding Impossi­ imles south o f Bogota, capital of columns of Grange news were feat not producing because we don’t (Murphy’s Alleys) time in recent aeaaons, came home strict ■mateurism.’ The resoluUon with tho Golden Hurricanes for the Kahowed the speed at the time of Im^ quet hall. Prizes will be given to alive, and came from the death A. Stevenson 104 283 Toronto at New York Rangen. Installing an athleUo director with Raymond Hennequlnn, Mrs. J. Trow­ ble. Officials were waiting for a this South American Republic. ured by state newspapers. know what to do With tho product," tonight to show their backers the alto stated that tbe asMcUUon ‘ra- 1986 season. ct, "The Southerner” was thun- the man and woman making the house fa r from hopeless and far Davies .... 107 309 Team No. Detroit at Chicago. J. J. Von Olahon, Spartanburg. S. A T OUR RISK bridge, Mrs. Margaret Phillips, Mrs. repetition of the message. Several of the State Grange offi­ Louis G. Tolle.s, former master o f results of the wholesale shifts While Presldont C. I. Pontius de­ ng along at full cruising speed best response when their names are from any demonstration of grief. H. Stevenson 108 315 E. Berggren .. 106 International League. garda any relaxaUon In the adminis­ C, contractor slated for the Job... Harry Ryan and Mrs. Helen Ton- cers gave radio addresses during the State Grange, and Earl John­ 108 311 against a team they haven't beaten clared "the university, has come to ■hen it smashed Into the treea called. An attendance prize will al­ ‘T am sure the state will not taxe C. A. Anderson 98 Rochester at Detroit tration of amateur rules aa a aerl- rumor haa It that Bill Bevan of the Hero Is a remarkabla new moMyuq^ plng. the year. son, president of the Young Repub­ 99 296 this season, the Toronto Maple no decision” regarding negotiations Vidal dispatched by Secretary of Lincoln Ellsworth has not been so bo awarded. A social with re­ FIRE nGHTING DEVICES tho life o f an Innqcent man," i>he 664 573 613 1750 A . Carlson . . . . 93 Syracuse at Pittsburgh. oDs threat to tha very life of ama­ Mlnneeota football Bevana of 1934, ■The Illness o f Mrs. Addle S. Hale. lican club of Bristol, were to be the 90 267 Leafs. with the school's coach for the past bock tobaceo offer: ^Commerce Roper to head the offl- heard from since he took off with freshments will be In charge of As­ said. " I am hopeful, and so is Rich­ Woles (3) C. B o lin ...... 107 American Aseoolatlon. teur sport; further that the pre«!nt will become need football coach at Glastonbury, widow of former State other conferees. 107 823 Following Monday’s decision to 11 years, the Tulsa World said It Inquiry, will act with live his Canadian pilot, Herbert HoUIck- sociate Matron Ethel Carter and a ard. McMenemy . . . 82 99 C. 1. Anderson.. — 95 180 Wichita at Oklahoma City. situation represents a real emer­ Iowa State Teach’^ra' college..cou ege.. .that.m at HERE IS OUR OFFER to pipe ssoeh*' large committee. PUT IN OAKLAND MILL Master J. Howard Hale, and one of Tho position of Mr. Johnson Is Kingsley break up the famous (?ook-Boucher- had learned on "unimpeucbable rs in efforts to fix the cause. JAPS DENY NAVAL RACE Kenyon on Nov. 3 for an airplane "Richard seemed actually happy . . . . 7 9 84 St. Paul at Kansaa City. gency which calls for a mobilization Florida sunshlnaI *'-Is - b------rin in g Joe ar*i Smoke 20 (regreal pipilele e l ' the three surviving charter mem­ revealed in a resolution adopted by Cook line, which had endured authority that Henderson Is not to Humphreys alon; ^Ottier members of the board, were flight across Antarctica from Dun­ when I told him our son. Manfred, McCullough ..104 112 Totals ...... 404 479 499 1377 of all the resources of tho member ng fine.. .Francis J. P. Scavo, chemical engineer for bers of the Connecticut State his club, which thrusts at the possi­ Foots .,., through more than nine seasons of Institution' and oalled for the nam­ be given a new contract." Wallace, the sporlrts fiction writer. Is Prince Albert. If yon don’t find it tho:’ r R. W. Sebroeder, of the De- dee Island, 600 miles south of Cape Manchester has Its South Man­ waa here In Trenton. But I won’t . . . . 93 106 Team No. 2 (8) AFTER QUITTING PARLEY the Raybestos-Manhattan Company, Grange, June 24, 1885, was report­ ble candidacy of Herbert Hoover. Brennan B. Knofla major league competition, Manager Henderson's team lost six games heading for Miami, this week... neUawast, tutint pipe tobeece' Foiz ^ nent o f Commerce; Colonel Horn, to the Ross Sea, south of chester and Its Manchester fire de­ take the baby to see him. Richard ....1 1 2 90 94 824 ing of a special committee of three new owners of the Oakland paper ed. It was voted that flowers be The resolution warns party lead­ W ylie . . . , H. Juul . . . . Lester Patrick shuffled hla star Last Night *s Fights last Mason, while winning three and Larry Mullins, fullback on the last ^old L. Hartney, technical advls- N ew Zealand. partments, with hose, pumps and and I decided he should never see ....116 122 112 333 to 'make a thorough study of all the over amokod, return Ikn lia with tka^fi plant, has rented the house at 271 this place (the prison). sent to Mrs. Hale. ers against nominating another B. Johnson . prima-donna, Earl Seibert, off to tying one. It was the first time in team Knute Rockne coached at No­ • to tbe Senate subcommittee on (Oonttaned from Page One) The Royal research ship Dis­ nien to light fires, but there Is an- 87 274 Influences thet are in any way rasi ef tha tobaceo in it ta ue at aaq|.:/9 High street, formerly the home of o^er fire department In the town "I didn’t ask for permission to "Harding." Mr. Hull has contact­ R. Andsreon Chicago yesterday in a straight Inimical to the best Interest of ama­ 26 years of coaching that Gloomy tre Dame, Is making a name for Lake Littlejohn, air line covery n sailed from Dunedin, N ew 686 622 585 1798 106 298 New York—Leo Kodak, 180 1-2, time within a month fraaa this de3%;:?? James Hamilton. Mr. Scavo will that will get formally under wav see him again today." ed Sam S. Griffin of Boise, Idaho, A. Carlin ... trade for Art Coulter, rugged teur sport and threatsa its vary Ous' teams had lost more than himself os football coach at SL or at UtUe Rock; B. M. of America and Great Britain," Vice Zealand, on Jan. 2 for the Bay of 90 186 Cbloogo, stopped AUle Tedeseo, 127 move to his new home Immediately. aMut March 1. The new owners oif This statement waa considered Borah’s political manager. He ex­ Ireland (8) Blackbawk defense man. existence'." three gamee In one season. Benedict’s, college at Atchison, Kas. and we will rtfnad fall parchaaae . Chicago Inspector, and J. B. Admiral Takahashl said, " I am con- Whales, on the R obs Sea, to search HOSPITAL NOTES 1-2, Jersey City, 4; Henry Ck)oper, the Oakland Paper Mill will have significant of her jbnfldence that pects to resume thU contact, and, Fleming ...... 96 81 Totals 420 490 489 1417 Provided that Bunny Cook has Reported Involved In the negotlS' ... In four years his teams have won price, pin* postafe, (SIgand ) II. A ' Fort Worth Inspector. Che ratio for the missing i>lane. 187, Brooklyn, stopped A r t Bud- 28 games and lost only five...St. la 10 to 1. The South Manchester Are de­ spent considerable money In repair­ he would not bo electrocuted tomor­ soon, to get in touch again with Crockett ...... 91 77 recovered from the Illness that kept tions were Henderson's objections Reynold* Tobacco Compaafi Whm Several Theories The 1,036-ton vessel, dispatched partment has had two still alarms Miss Hanna Lavltt of Ellington, Congressman Fish. man. 192, Milton, Pa., 2. Benedict’s goes for atolstics In a ‘I f such a combat came tomor­ ing the water tower and have also row night for the Lindbergh baby Flavell ...... 84 99 Bonee anfi Bale him out of Tuesday's game, when to a reduction In salary and school *ton-Sclcm, North CaroUaa. ^ The unoffoclal theories on the by the British and Australian gov­ In the post 24 hours. A t 3:30 yes­ Louis Gresel o f 60 Pine street and Muncle, Ind.—Chuck Wood. 144, big way. ..the school has 300 stu­ row. this could be proved. The Jap­ ^ k e d up the pump In the mill to murder, since prison authorities Borah Is not expected to get the Tournard . . . . 90 98 W. Andereon 98 269 the Blue Shirts tried out tbe first al­ officials' belief that a coach should ____ . ’ were; ernments, carried food, medical terday afternoon No. 3 waa called William Bier of 324 Oakland street A. Madden . Detroit, outpointed WUlard Brown, WRESTLING dents and~200 of them are scUvs in anese people need not be afraid . . . give additional power. The dam said yesterday that Mrs. Haupt­ support o f State Chairman J. Henry Dlckaon ...... 128 129 95 260 terations by beating tbe Montreal spChd at leait 10 months of the This offer can be made, baeaaaa M a n ' Bbcrtly after the ‘‘all well" sent supplies and two airplanes. On Jan. to extinguish a fire that started In that waa washed away Is to be re­ were admitted and Mrs. George Obremskt .., Maroons 2-1, Brother BUI will Join 144, Indianapolis, 10. s6me sort of sporL The Washington treaty whs non­ mann would not be permitted to see Roraback, who. tmdoiibtedly will Murphy ...... 96 119 TO 260 year on the Job. When he first came Albert ll sure to piMM/ VoTltollM S,000 feet at 7;15 o‘clock sense. -• T / . II she was reported she was lying an automobile owned by TTiomas built to give on additional water tbe condemned man after tdday If Johnson o f 86 Blsseil street, Mrs, Kovis ...... Coulter, Ott Heller, Coring Johnson Akron, O.—George Nichols, Buf­ Pat Mulligan, former (tonnecUcut control this state’s delegation. Mr. 97 298 here from the University of South­ only mild, cboloe tobaeoo— lay night some mechanical in tbe South I^lar Sea, waiting an Woods which caught fire on East supply and the company already the execution should be as sche­ John Reggetts ar'* infant daughter Twarnlte ... 141 364 and Hal Starr on the back line. It Is falo, N. Y., former N. B. A. light (By the Aesoelated Pieee.) State track captain, who hung up "Japan has its own ideas o f meth­ Roraback’s choice for the presiden­ 677 1768 ern California, the coach stayed records there that atill stand, satis­ Saveloped swlfUy. Pilot ods o f fighting and we can opening In the ice In order to enter Center street. ‘Ala morning at has had delivered to tbe mill 6,000 duled. of 105 Hemlock street were dlS' more likely, however, that Bill will heav)rwelght champion, and Charles cut" for slow, cool zmoklBC. Jw ., build cy U unrevealed. He may favor a Terre Haute. Ind.—Ed “Strangler" only three montha of the year, but fies his urge fo.' speed by operating ’ bfarahall came dovm and was what warships we need without the Bay of Whales. 11:15 No. 1 was called to extinguish feet o f hose. This amount o f hose "Most of our conversation waa charged yesterday. "dark horse." Totals ...... 444 497 501 1442 be up front for a few more games. Berlander, Winnipeg, drew 10; Tony "bite" Iz removed. And tim v ape a chimney fire at 117 Cedar street. Oonovan Lewis, 247, Glendale, Calif., throw loot Maaon he was here nearly nine a konnel of greyhounds around the lag fo r on open, water-covered watching other nations. The saiswortb expedition sup- will make It possible to fight fires ■bout the baby," she said. M ary FVazter and Shiel)m Caron of Hull la making no predictions of C. Sherman Community "Y ” Other Oontoats Paul, 139, Buffalo, and PreZa John* about 60 pipefole fa) tb* M f 2 «g s a « from all sides of the mill emt ^vlll “I have not seen Governor Hoff­ I^eaelge Ernl« Zeller, 234, Tarre Haute, months. Eaatcrn tracks.. .Operative Sey­ I Held some 200 yards from the “H wo are com ^led to use the plyshlp, the Wyatt E l^ , command­ 122 Blsseil street were admitted to- a caucus fight in behalf of Borah. '.-ueman ...... M 104 Cbieago, seeking to regain third son, 142, Akron, draw 8; Tiger tin. Frinea A lb irt w e lm • time'- Mias Helen Navln and Miss Bet­ also be sufficient to assist in «xUn- man, and have no present plana to Lesce , .* ..... 82 90 30:51. HI* annual salary is reported to mour Schwartz reports from Hous­ jb mpol When the ship waa drag- toon sword to combat a foe bran- ed by Sir Hubert WUklna. also has day. He indicates a cautious program Jhietds . ... place in the NaUonal Hockey Jaekaofl, Kent, O.. kfiOOkad out ty Moriarty of the Manchester Me­ guishing fires In the vicinity of ask to see him. Christian . . . . . 87 81 Spokane, W a4h.-»Paul Boeacb, b* about $6,000. ton (T ea.) they have a l ^ h aehoot taztfaig roU *jaor«im d g u ft t o 6m ; Ldmra by the trees. oiahlng the long sword, I stlU am ■ailed from Chile to assist la tbe Andrew Fiedler of 266 Hilliard that will not alienate the Republican Vennart League's American division from Johnny Sheppard, Cleveland, 4. morial hospital staff are on vaca­ Deming street and on Tolland turn- "If you know anything about a Maultrab . 86 92 215, Brooklyn, won fr6m BroUer 'I don't exactly know what it 13 kid down thare named Buosay who o •Maa.z.aneMIm.eu. Through aoma unexplained Mjre-we have tbs skin and n lilt to nseus, shs carried ■ poetooa sad street died at 2;S0 •. m., today. state organization. ' R. Sherman Boston after being shoved into the Albuquerque, N. M. — Johnny Will, . _ ___ tion from duty oT tlia bonitsl for B e ’ ^tok^^ cars of property In roprisve bslM granted, you know Southwick . 9 0 106. JonaUea Heaton, 285, Salt Lake all about," declar^ Henderson, who will make tbe fans forgat all about .Atsvtfpiwd SUM. U d s g l . ’Ik e hospital census today la 63 "This la not a schism ta the Re­ cellar, alao w ill preaent a oonaider- Johnson. 184, Laa Vegaa, N. M., out­ Sammy Baugh as a ptzzer.. .BuzMy ■sore than I- do." pattanta. a t y , on a foul; Dave Johneon, 208. added he was willing to stay all but publican party," he eald. 060 067 ably altered lineup against the di- pointed Babe (toUma, 128, B! Paao. also averages 60 yerdz with hla OTQ 17061 Total# .463 "479 m 1401 DuluU, beat Jack (R eb) RusseU, two months in the year. "I really P r i n c e A u l vtMMi-leadlof Dftroit lt«4 W ln ^ . 'I'es., 10. boots and is good for five yarta al- T N I ■MATIOMRfc « « V RW6t •v*q t RMm ...... PAGE TEN " . MANCHESTKR EA^ENTNG HOTALD. MAXCHFSTER. CONN., THURSDAY, JANUARY 18, 198d. «i' s MANCHK8TER KVKM NG HERALD, STANUHIfSTISR, UONN„ THURSDAY, JANUARY 16,1988- SM iV E a - ROOTS AND HER BUDDIES ______JORJohnny To You! 'V* 'm il'*' B y H A W tn i SENSE and NONSENSE 1 VNWO ? 1 vNwy.-LOovk -• ? ? - '‘* 3 0 M EKN MWA SCO«< ,AV» AVi tJTVCH.’b'TO \T W ELL©. , The only thrill worthwhile is the Hiram—Whnt caused that ex­ ------p one that comes from making some­ plosion on SI Plppleton’a farm? thing out of yourself. Jasper—He fed a chicken some "Lay or Bust" feed, and It turned \t \ N M » nOVERTUE Wedding Quest— This is your out to be a rooster. too fourth daughter to get married. LOST AND FOUND SITUATIONS WANTED— HOUSES FOR RENT 65 Isn’t It ? Father came downstairs carrying FEMALE 38 his vest over his arm. He looked l o s t —SUNDAY NIGHT In vicini­ FOR RENT—SIX ROOM house on Sandy MacTIght—Aye, and our confetti's getting awful gritty. hard at his wife and then at his son. ty of State theater, brown bill fold WOMAN WOULD like work, light Winter atreet, all modem Improve­ ^^St r a n g e C asec/T tjt.ta C rato WnXlNGTON DRY STRATEGISTS I. (,y Nird JooM r— uuMta,..* Father (storming)—That boy hts with aum of money. Dial H504. housework, or mothers’ helper. ments, newly renovated, rent rea­ CRpyrlfM NEA if}6 Leon O. Woodworth of Wllllngton A Simple Truth taken money from my pocket! Good homo Ut high wages. Write sonable. Inquire at 55 Winter CHAPTER I Hill was a motor guest Sunday of A president may never win Wlfe---Henry, how can you say c Box Y, Herald. atreet or call 5800. like Miss Jamieson down at the MAP CAMPAIGNS PERSONA Her arms pressing two bundles that Peter has a friend who leads Mrs. Harriet Edgerton, M)ss Helen The hearts of all our fickle rout; that? Why. It might have been me. office. She’s been there for 22 WO^IAN WOULD like housework, FOR RE.NT—FOUR ROOMS single. close against her slender waist, an orchestra. Maybe be can get me Hutchinson and Charles EMgerton On March the Fourth we swear him Father (shaking his head)—No, years." a chance to sing." SAilDLES OF WOMEN’S high or care of Children by day. Write Lilac street. Large lawn and ga­ and one small capable hand search­ of Bristol to North Coventry, where in. my dear, it wasn’t you. There was "Maybe she likes It," said Amy. "Okay, darling. Go change your some left. grade ahoe.a Jfi to S8 vahiea $.'1 pair. Box F\ Herald: rage. Rent $16 00 monthly. Tele­ ing hurriedly for the key In her bag. they were entertained at dinner by But after that we cuss him out. Size 4B only, Emlieutl Johnaon phone 8341. "Every girl Isn't as ambitious as clothes while I have a cup of cof­ Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hutchinson, In Local Option and Election oi —A. Quiterman. Julia Craig stood before the door of you arc, Julia." fee to .strengthen myself against ShocH, State Tlieater Bldg. YOUNG GIHL experienced with the little apartment which she shar­ honor of Mr. Hutchinson’s birthday. An Insurance solicitor and his "Aren’t they?" argued Julia Royal Nesbitt.” friends soon part. chiMren would like work, stay ed with Amy Sanders, The Hutchinson family were fre­ A Negro passenger In the steer­ nights or go home. 65 Foley street. "I’m not so sure. I think they are— Julia Craig left the telephone and Congressmen in Favor ol When at last she was successful quent visitors of their aunts on age. who was very aeaalck, wae HEATL\(;— PLLMniNG— Plal 3585. until life gets them down." walked toward Amy. "You’ve been Wllllngton Hill, who died a few In managing both the key and the '’giving me some advice, Amy. What bantered by bis friend as being a Toonerville Folks ROOFING 17 CONGRESSMEN SHY Amy Sanders stared at the carpet years ago and now have a summer Prohibition Are Objectives landlubber. "Dat’s correct,” said the Q uotations By Fontains Fos two bulky bundles and had entered a moment. Then: "Julia___ you about this Royal Nesbitt?" "What do you mean?” home here. sea-sick victim weakly. "Dey ain’t FOR S A L K - WHITK enameled WA.NTED—PETS— the apartment without mishap, said Peter Kemp wanted to marry Once more we are coming out of Amy looked at her from the securi­ "I mean . . . he has money, and At the last meeting of Tolland no argument there. Ah's a landlub­ ont of the old trade cycles about sink and scparalc enanuded tub. POULTRY—STOCK 14 you. Why don’t you take him up?" AT NEW TAX PLANS ty of the room’s one davenport. As everybody in town knows he’s not Grange when a whist party was Chicago, Jan, 16— (A P )—Leaders ber an’ Ah's Jest flndin' out jest which economists always tell us aft­ 0(IR BOARDING HOITSG By Gene Ahern Price verv low. Inquire 51 Walnut v v a v t f d TO BUY Live veal dark as Julia was blond, Amy had "Because I don’t want to,” said very seiious-minded. Why la he held, the following were awarded of organized prohibition forces said much Ah luns It," er they are over. street. Telephone 685P. | Julia quickly. prizes; John R. EMwards, Mrs. Ed­ calvefl. Ca.«ih paid. Wanted alao reached home a few moments be­ giving you a run?" today Uiey would enter the 1936 —Leon Frazer, former head of live poultry. A. Gremmo. Tel. 3441. fore, slipped Into her .red negligee "Becauae you don’t love him?" "Why not?" asked Amy. "He wards, Frank Safranek, Miss Helen It can be said truthfully that Bank for International .Settle­ E g a d , M '^ p e r —^ asked Amy quickly. political wars with a threefold pis T H E P e »S A and settled herself comfortably likes me, and I think he’s a lot of Sofranek, Miss Edith Nichols, Mrs. p e a rly every man Is willing to take ments. Afraid to Propose New Pro­ fun.’ aimed toward acquisition of P«EPA.-p,t -FOR A. with a magazine. "I haven’t thought about love, Emma Crandal aind Joseph Klecak J|lls hat off to anyone who will drop SLUaHT YAWIWPON .f:c t iu c a l a p p l ia n c e s Amy. But I’ve thought about some Julia’s glance met that of Amy of South Wllllngton and Michael territory. > something Into It. The more I deal with public men ■PLEA‘9ANT SURPRISE.! Manchester KADIO 49 gram Despite Big Holes Julia glared in mock anger. things that are a darned sight more Sanders, met It squarely. “ You’U Ryan and Miss Edith Ryan of Rock Smouldering under the avalanche the more I respect the judgment of IN'mECOM’-OF-APlAd "Didn’t you hear me trjdng to get important. Peter Kemp doesn’t get watch your step, won’t you?" vllle. A set-back party will be held of state actions repealing the 18th Boy—Gimme ten-esnts worth of the man who drives my taiaoab. -^T H IS OENTLENVATN ' ' In ?’’ CfF THE SUEiSEX Evening Herald GOOD USED RADIOS.—Any num* any more money at Woodford and Amy grinned. "I always do, JuUa. January 24. Amendment, the prohibitionists out­ cod-liver oil—and Its gotta be —James G. McDonald, former »S ONE OF lAY KINSFOLK" ber to select from. $5.00 and up. Tom In Roosevelt Budget "Sure," said Amy cheerfully. "But Brooks’ than I do. They use him to There’s something funny about a Rev. Georgs C. Chappell of War- lined a campaign to recoup some fresh! League of Nations high commis­ •BRANCH !-wWE CLASSIFIED Benson Furniture and Radio.— I knew you had a key." brief their cases—then Mr. Wood­ dizzy blond giving advice to a renvUIe, officiated at the funeral of of their losses In the first general Druggist—Fresh, did you say? sioner. AAR.G. G'RANVILLE brunet. But I get your point, all ADVERTISEMENTS Johnson Block.— Phono 3535. ford or Mr, Brooks goes Into court Mrs. Frank Bosworth Tuesday election since National prohibition Do you think we’re going to catch CAWRyTWE taORARD "You knew It was my day to right.” was discarded In 1033. H O O PLE,O F t h e SU SSE X VVnahington, Jan. 16 — (API - and makes the brilliant showing. I afternoon, which was held at the a fish every time a youngster like The president Implies that before •RWAPANT ANI3 Count Rlx average worda to r IIbo. bring the groceries, too," said Julia Dr. Howard Hyde Russell, found­ InUiali. number* and abbravlatlona don’t want to marry a man . like "I may be blond," said Julia. "But Wllllngton Hill church. Miss Elsie you comes in here and wants ten- the date of creation was moved to HOOPLES /-v,.W\S FUEL AND FEED 49-A Deepite the gaping holea tom In the from the kltchcnet where she was I’m not dizzy . . , yet." er of the Anti-Saloon League, once 'DAOdE'R ON CRUST •Bch count a* a ‘ord and compound disposing of the bundles on the that, Amy." Layton, director of religious educa­ cents worth of cod liver oil 7 March 4, 1933, "the world was with­ AND hTV FAWTHA, WERE word* a* two word*. Minimum coat la Roosevelt budget there was little "You’re telling m e?" asked Amy, a powerful factor In National poli­ out form and void." i OUR CRUST-v price three iinra. FOR SALE—HARD WOOD for diminutive tile dralnboard. "And Amy didn’t reply at once. She tion, sang sweetly, "Beautiful Isle tics named local option, election of 01 disposition on Capitol Hill today to and went to see to the percolator —Herbert Hoover. 1 THI-RD OOUSlNSl Line ratce per daj’ for tranaleal furnace $4.50 per truck toad. Wood provide new taxes at this session you knew I’d be loadcfl down like a {cached for a cigaret from the pack of Somewhere” and “ Softly and Congressmen favorable to prohibi­ Life begins at forty and so do - ^ t N^EAvN TO THE ad a. while Julia went Into the dressing fallen arches, lumbago, bad eye­ W e’ve got to see that our flag Is I sold for ca.sh only. L. T. Wood Co. unless the administration demands truck horse” on the little table. When she had Tenderly Jesus is Calling.” Mrs. tion and additional measures to pro­ c r e s t KlTecIlTc March IT. lEItT Phone 4496. room which was also the hiding Hans M. Hansen was organist. The sight, and the tendency to tell a not prostituted — used by boot-1 O U R / ■PO IN T/ Ca*h Charffe them. Through the open doorway. Amy lighted It and blown a pillar of place for the fold-down bed. In that hibit the sale of liquor In states al­ bearers were Charles S. Amldon, story to the same person three or leggera, of munitions and arms run­ 6 Coniecutiv* Daya ..| 1 ot*| V eta Within ten days, developments surveyed Julia’s ligure enviously. smoke toward the ceiling, she said, confined space, under a rather feeble ready dry as the League’s principal ners to cover up their dealings I Conaecutive Uayi .. 9 ola II ota FOR SALE—SEASONED WOOD, have arisen that threaten to knock "You’re a long way from being a ’’W e ll..,.I didn’t mean you’d have Arthur Richards, Albert Parker and objectives in 1936. four times. t Day ...... I n otai 11 eta fireplace, furnace and stove, full electric light, she changed her —Maj.-Gen. Smedley I}. Butitr. All ordara for Irraculht lotertlona the Roosevelt fiscal program from truck horse, darling. Why don’t you to take Peter. But In a Job like clothes and prepared herself for William Davis, Mrs. John Willis of A t his home In Westerville, Ohio, measure. 1-2 cord $4.00. 1 cord $8. Crystal Lake, Arthur Bosworth of he said that the League would not A widow, whose husband had w ill ba charged at tha ona time rata. $2,500,000,000 to $3,500,000,000 out wear that black dress all the time? yours you have a chance to meet a Peter Kemp’s call. The Blums are the moat expensive Bpaclal ratea fi>r long tarm aearjr C. O. D. Tel. Rosedale 15-3. of kilter. The AAA decision by the lot of likely men.” Stafford and other out-of-town rela­ attempt to enforce Its views In the died some nloatbs previously, also m You’re certainly a swell dish in It." He rang the bell promptly a half Indulgences of any city. day advartlalng giva upon raquatl. .Supreme Court left huge gaps in the tives attended the funeral. Burial presidential campaign itself. died and when she came to the Ada ordered (or three or tig daya SEASpNF^D HARD wood, furnace Julia returned to the room. Tak­ "Oh, yes," said Julia. "We have hour later. He was a well set-up — Harold L Ickes, secretary of In revenue ancplnrc $4.50 a load, stove ing her smart little hat carefully by a chance to meet men. But—’’ she young man, neatly dressed and alert was In the new cemetery at Will- terlor. day will be charged cnly for the ac« paying the bonus would add to the ington Hill. trate more strongly on work In the er husband. and white birch $4.00 load. V. Fir* Its front brim she lifted It from her faced her roommate squarely. —and his eyes showed plainly that tual Dumber 'of .Irata tha d appear* expense. More damage to the he worshiped Julia Craig. The Semus Girls’ Hiking club of states as we did In the old days. We St. Peter—What's hla name? ad. charging at tha rata aarnad, but po, 116 Wells street, telephone blond head and tossed It on the "Amy, the average girl working In President's estimates may be forth­ "Sorry to creep up on you like North Windham held a setback will try to make local option a Widow—Joe Smith. no allowance or rafunda can ba made 6146. coming later. table. an office Is stuck any way you look measure of getting mors dry terri­ A Thought on alE time ada atopped after tha Amy gazed at her critically, "Bad at It. We work for wages that moat this," he said when she let him In. party Tuesday night nt the home tory. St. Peter (kindly)—You'll have fifth day. But administration leaders on the "But I was working late at the of­ of Mr. imd Mrs. Henry Labonte. to give some better Identification For He knew thst the chief No **tlll Corbtda” i dlaplay llnea oot day at the office, Julia?" men wouldn’t think of accepting; "Careful attention will be paid the hill remain non-commital over the fice, and It suddenly occurred to There see'ms to be considerable In­ than that. How about his last priests had delivered Him for envy. ■ * N ■old. AV ANTED—TO BUY 58 prospect of new taxes, or go fur­ "No worse than moat, I suppose," and we do plenty of work, too. Lots election of Congressmen and In Tha tiarald will not ba reaponalbla Julia said. of times we correct the mistakes of me that I ought to stay downtown terest around here In the game of words? We classify new arrivals by —St. Mark 15:10. ther and forecast there will be none and have dinner with you—If you’d Congress we Intend to push toward for more than one Incorrect .oaertlon WANTIsJD— GIRLS’ second hand men who get three and four times setback. their last words on earth. of any a^vertlabment ordered for bicycle. Inquire Mrs. Chas. E. Cole. except to flnance a new farm plan. "Well," Amy sighed, "at least It’s let me." enforcement of the twenty-first exciting to work for lawyers. You the salary we get. And you talk Mrs. Ida M. Brown is spending Amendment and measures to pro­ Widow—Well, just before he died Base envy withers at anothw'i more than one time. 45 Main street. Telephone 6642. Opposition forces are critical, but Joy, and hates the excellence It The Inadrartent orolaaloo of Incor* arc not yet demanding new taxes. should try to sell the latest models about the chances for meeting mar- "I’m glad you thought of It to­ the winter with Miss Rosa O. Hall hibit the sale of liquor in dry states, Joe turned to me and said: 'Mary, roct publication of advartlalng will ba night," Julia said, laughing. "Am y’s cannot reach.—Tliomaon. HIGHEST PRICES paid for junk, Depends on Farm Han to these old hens for eight hours a rlagablo men—Amy, the men we at South Wllllngton, and her home (The 21st Amendment specifical­ if you ever kiss another man I'll raetifla ' only by oaneallatton of tha all in a stir to get out for a date— turn over In my grave.' Charge made for the atrvlca rendered. and live poultr>\ Call me before Determination of the tax question day." meet arc of two kinds, usually. The on Wllllngton Hill Is closed. ly forbids the transportation of In­ ao I don’t think she’d be much com­ toxicating liquors Into states whose All adv^tlaetneuia muat oonform you sell. Wm. Ostrlnsky. Phone depends to a large extent upon ad­ "I'd think It would be interest­ kind that want to marry us, but pany at dinner. ■’ Alphonso Ruby, formerly of Wlll­ St. Peter—Oh, sure, I know him. m atyla. oo«y and typography with laws prohibit such action.) 6870. ministration plans for a new farm ing. Amy. You get a chance to see who can’t improve our status. And lngton, is now located at Westfield, We call him 'Whirling Joe’ up here. Flapper Fanny Says.- ragulatlong enforced.by the publlab* program. It Is generally believed Amy emerged from the dreasing Mrs. Ida B. Wise Smith, president *ta. U. ». ^AT. Off.______are and (hay raaarva tha right to in the Aesh some of these women I the kind who offer something less room, hooking a flowered print Mass., and Is engaged In the saw­ adit. ravtop4i#r i'o ^ t * a n y copy con* by members of Congress that this mill business. of the Women’s Christian 'Temper­ If candy doesn’t thaw her out, ^ N C T T H E R can see only through their pictures than marriage—and expect us to dress. “Hullo, Peter. I warn you ance Union said at Washington, aldarad oMMdtMht*. A P A RTMENTS— iH’LATS— win Involve new taxes, and that they In the society section," like It!" about Miss Craig tonight This is The Women’s Auxiliary of the try roses—or sulking. CLOSlNa. pOPAfi-*«q|MalAed ada to may to some extent cover up the that any political plans would not HOOPLE,l3> ba publlabaa aama day muat ba re* TENEMENTS 63 Amy .snorted. "Personally. I'd Amy looked at her roommate one of her moody days." Windham Community Memorial hole In the budget created by the hospital, of which Mrs. Doris Hall be announced by her group until Kathleen— If somebody left you oalvfd by Tf VCI'ock noon; Htiturdaya rather look at them in picture.s. I curiously. "All right," she said. Peter and Julia exchanged glances after the National political conven­ e 1 .14 ,Y WA »t«VlC.,is, ■ T. M,' ... /V ^ ^ K T V A ^ / 10:10 a. m. * O’OUR ROOM RENT modern Im­ Supreme Court’s AAA decision. waited on Mrs. Hamilton Uzzon to­ “ You don’t like the way things arc. which told Amy that Peter Kemp McBce of South Wllllngton Is presi­ tions next June. a million dollars, what would you provements, rent reasunabte, 8 Administration chieftains have was all too familiar with Julia’s dent, has attractlv^y decorated the do T (• iiH roBtatt* ns) TELEPHONE YOUR taken the position the bonus will not day. Ever hear of her?" What are you going to d6 about Ridgewood, special inducement It “Of course," Jidla said. "She had it?" "moody days." town hall for the card party to be Mr. SmarUeIgh— Hire six good WANT ADS. require new taxes. They have work­ "Is that right?" he said lightly. taken now. Inquire 148 Blsaell St. ed out a system for paying the vet­ a tea for the Garden Club last held this (Thursday) evening. There lawyers and try to get It. Ada are accoptad over the talaphona week." "I’m afraid I’m In for It, then." will be a table of homemade cakes NICE WORK at the CHARGE HATE given above t'OR RENT—5 ROOM 1-2 house, erans which they contend will slow CHAPTER n When Peter and Julia were out­ St ORCHY SMITH Snow, Ice and Fire aa a conventen j to advartlaara. but down the demands on the Treasury. "Yeah," said Amy Irreverently. and there are five sections of games, Edith—George said he’d kiss me By John C Terra with furnace, $18 . Call 4131 or Julia said, without hesitation, side In the hall, h . said, "Am y didn't Oklahoma City— Jobs approved or die In the attempt. tha Ca s h r a t e s wiu 08> accepted ua Other Legislators say that re­ "Listen -the Uzzon bill hasn’t been whist, suction, contract and dupli­ for women by the state works pro­ ^ -W H gr'5 TMAr FULL FATMENT If paid at tha buat* 4270. "You know mo well enough to know really seem very hopeful th a t. we cate and pinochle. Prizes number­ Grace—Did he kiss you? . SUPDBNLV, PROM TNT MNK A rvaas office on or bafora tha aevanth gardless of that, the bonus bill. If It paid at our shop for a year and a that If I didn’t have some Ideas for would have a good time. What’s gress administration Include truck 5M0KC UP AHEAD ? help/ passes In Its present form, will add ing 37 win be distributed. The pro­ Edith—Well, he’s still living! THIS A4AP OOMTCAU ),*' M im f> AND KBASlr------day followlog tha 0rat inaertion of FOR RENT—FOUR room tene­ half. Mrs. Hamilton Uzzon couldn’t changing things I wouldn’t be kick­ wrong. Julia? Got the blues driving, danger-flag waving and PROM HIS HAND,... each ad otharwiae the CHARGE more than $2,200,000,000 to the pub­ ceeds from the party will be used to W i HELP/ ment, with all improvements, in­ buy an extra button In our place ing." She took a long breath, then again ?" fossil bone scraping, as well as 66 FOR A *BTTLEMENr ( f t RATB will ba opllactad. No raaponai* lic debt. buy linens and other essentials. Why Is it, that people spend ON THIS STWf AM ^ . V cluding furnace. Inquire 111 Holl unless she paid cash, and all the went on. "Amy, I’m going to try to Julia nodded. "I’m afraid so, other types of employment. % I'MP Gor . 1 ^ bltlty for arrora in telephoned ada Here Is how the budget situation girls have Instructions to that ef­ do something with my voice. I Peter. But they’re not so bad this money they haven’t earned to buy LEADIN' l b TN will ba aaaumed and their accuracy etreet or telephone 7071. has changed In 10 days. KRAc / cannot ba gnarantaad. fect. Mrs. Uzzon knows It, too— but don’t mean anything fancy. But I time. At last I’ve decided to do things they don’t need in order to BOROFR S . . . President Roosevelt estimated a INDEX OF FOR RENT— SEVERAL OTRST she comes into the shop with her know I have a knack for singing something about them.” Impress people they don’t like? class aingic and double dwellings. deficit of $3,234,000,000 for the cur­ these modern songs." He pressed the button for the au­ K CLASSIFICATIONS rent fiscal year and $1,098,000,000 friends and tries on dresses by the All in good locations. Apply Ed­ hour. Then when It’s all over she Amy’s tone was comically aston­ tomatic elevator, and said quietly: Chatty—Oh, he’s so romantic! Births ...... A for next year, which would bring ward J. Holl. Tel. 4842. says, 'Really, I think your gowns ished. "You—you don’t mean one "I don’t suppose that means you’ll When he addresses me he always Bngagamanta ...... B the public debt to $31,351,000,000 marry me?" Marriagca ...... c are getting awfully nondescript.’ ’’ of these female crooners?” calls me ‘Fair Lady!’ FOUR ROOM ELAT, closed In by July 1, 1037. These figures did "Call It whatever you like," said "N-no, Peter. I— " Julia hesitated SCARBO Deaths ...... D not include any new funds for relief Julia laughed. "I think that’s de­ Catty—Force of habit, my dear. Card of Thanks ...... E porch and garage for rent, 484 lightful:" Julia. "That’s my plan." ’’I’ll tell you all about It at dinner." Ha’s a street-car conductor. Jo Mamoriam ...... F Hartford Road. Impiire nt .501 Cen­ during the next fiscal year. "I guess I’ ll have to get a radio," They ate In a little restaurant o <>M IV MA ItAVICr. INC. I. M. RtO. U. a PAT. on. Lcit and Found ...... 1 A A A ’s death added $500,000,000 to ’’Well. If you had to listen to It Announcement* ...... | ter street. Amy said, aloud as if to herself. "I near the apartment, for It develop­ We can't believe all we hear Is this prospective debt—provided no you wouldn’t have such a nice sense saw a perfect honey yesterday for ed that Peter had to complete his Personal* ...... I new taxes arc levied to take the of humor,” Amy mentioned. "And true, but we can repeat It. Aatuaaobllea FOR RENT- FIVE ROOM apart­ $5 down." work at’ the office. It was on the ment In Jaffo and Podrovc Build­ place of the Invalidated processing we all have to be nice to her be­ "I’m not kidding, Amy. But I big public utilities case that Julia Automublled for Sale ...... « The girl who Is easy on the eye I Automobiles for Exchange 6 ing. Call 7300. taxes. The Supreme Court held cause her husband may pay the bill don’t mean radio singing. I know had mentioned to Amy, and Peter that almost $200,000,000 In Impound­ Is generally tough on the purse. Folks with a raft of money can Auto Acceaaorlea—Tlrca ...... 6 any minute -and because she has perfectly well that I haven’t the had to prepare a brief for a phase always float a loan. Auto Repairing—Fainting ..... 1 irOR RENT—TWO room heated ed ta.xes must be repaid, and left InHuence." best voice in the world, and that of it. When the coffee came, Peter 1-tf Auto Schools ...... 7>A the government with no revenue to Autos—*8htp uy Truck ...... f apartment with hath, stove, and "That's the whole story," said ma.vbe I’ll have to use my face and offered his clgarets and said, "All Autos—For Uire ...... • kitchen cabinet, Orford Building, balance contracts amounting to Julia reAcctlvely. "You have to be ligure, too." She laughed. "Assum­ right, Julia. Let’s have It." about $300,000,000 already due. 1*RE(.KLES AND UIS FRIENDS By Blosser WASHINGTON TUBBS ______By (Vane Qaragaa~8ervloa—Storage ...... 10 Main street. Rent reasonable. In­ nice to her. because she has In- ing I have them. You’re always tell­ "I want to quit Woodford and OUT OUR WAY By WIIHams M otorcycles—Bicycle* ...... 11 quire at Marlow's. 867 -Main atreet. Proeeaaing Taxes Auencc." ing me I have. Brooks, Peter." Wanted Autoe—Motorcycles ... II In addition the court’s decision HA7f)iT«ArsH0RE\vDueE^ BwalMeaa aad PrnfeaatUaal aerTteee At her roommate’s cynical tone, "You know perfectly well you "Yes? What then?" left the po.sslblIlty that the govern­ Julia looked at him. "I—I decided HAWyMC VASGOOD. \ CABO Business Snrvicet Offered ...... IS O'OR RENT —.5 ROOM tenement, Amy’s dark eyes widened. have. Did you ever look at a man’s HAVE AMV OF SINCE MOST OF HIM Household Servlcea tiffered ...... 18>A ment may have to repay about $1.- to try to sing, Peter." ^ E ’ e b OLiMPfeD /p < K . $15 per month, 07 Mather street. She tossed the magazine to the face when you were singing one of 'TtJO FELLAS^ belon g s id FRCCK, Building—Contracting ...... M 000,000,000 of processing taxes al- these modem torch songs?" "You’ve decided to try?" exclaim­ A WESTEgW «X Florists— Nuraet’lr* ...... 16 Robert J. Smith Inc. Telephone foot of the davenport and brought 3450. reaily collected. Julia took a cigaret of her own, ed Kemp. "Say, right now you’re THOUGHT UP WE CAN LET HIM Funeral Directors ...... U The cash bonus bill would eventu­ her slippered feet to the Aoor HOT- FOOT / ?r— y FABEtVEU, beating—Plumbing—Roofing .«« n tapped Its end against the table, better than nine-tenths of these A GOOD NAME HA/E t h e BIGGEST ' ^ / /(oaoeoBOus Inauranca ...... || ally cost about $2,200,000,000. Ad­ "W hat’s got Into you, Julia? You’ve then put It down without touching dames who get paid for It In the Millinery—Dressmaking ...... II ministration leaders forecast the been moping for week’s now. You It to her lips. "I’m going tm try to night clubs!" FOP HIM IN NAMING i J J Moving—Trucking—S.orage .... 20 ■lemands for cash will amount only used to be the life of the party get a job singing, Amy. It’s my "You really think so?" ■2 Public Passenger Svrvlea ...... tO-A to $1,000,000,000 during the next HIM! FOP IWSlANOr, j Painting—Papering ...... St Maid for out of town institu­ when' we’d have the gang In. Last only chance to be something and to "I know It, Julia." Professional Servlcea ...... 12 fiscal year, but the balance will be time they were here you wouldn’t —meet...... the- right...... men. I won’t work ....."Then will you give me a note of THERES FRECk, MH,i Bapalring ' ...... is tion. In reply give age, added to the public debt. even sing a song for us. And every- at W oodlonl and Brooks’ until I’m [°tr<^uctlon to your friend, Henri \ S i_ 9 NUTTY ANLT>*3 / Tailoring—Dyeing—Cleaning ,... 14 whether married or single, Secretary Morgenthau hinted be­ body knows you can make a song old—until I get panicky and marrvmarry L^Amb, who leads the band at the Toilet Goods and Service ...... 16 fore the Senate finance committee - W anted— Businaaa S e .v le a ...... If education and where last em­ sound all right, even when the tune the first man who comes along!" Green Club?" (READ THE STORY, THE N COLOR THE PICTURE) that the new relief needs might The directness of her question Bdarailoaal ployed. Write Dox N, care Isn’t so good and the worda are Amy started toward the kitchen Couraea and CUHsaa ...... I1 amount to $2,000,000,000. "Well, let’s forget It now and sec surprised Peter. "W hy—I—’’ As Ckjppy saw wee Duncy fall, a bear. This fine trap was right The Herald. If all of these things should absolutely acnselcss." "Will you, Peter?" Private InatrocMon ...... 28 "What do you mean, ’everybody’ w’hat we can make of the groceries he shouted, "He’s not hurl at all. In hts, path, but he has seen us, Dancing ...... ts-A materialize It wvuld bring the pros­ you brought home.” "Why, of course, If you’re really I knew the trap was not so deep. now. Musical—Dramatic ...... SI pective public BLL5 ''FttONT”f HOW'B Live htork—Pet •^ptfitltry—Vehicles downtown." from the kitchenet. ‘Tell him don’t need help from any one of^ employment. Good nalar)- and Because of, these ‘’Ifs” , adnaints- I didn’t land upon my head." you." TH A TY NOT BAD, HUH ? LlKSte Di'ga—Bird*—Feta ...... 41 "What If I do? Where does It get you’ll go to dinner with him," she Live Slock— Vehtclee ...... 4| Uvinf( conditions. Give age and tratlon leaders are awaiting devel­ Washington, Jan. 16.—(AP)— The other Tinles gathered ’round Poultry and Supplies ...... | the names of past employers, na­ m e?" Julia paced to the window advised quickly. "Royal Nesbitt Is The Treasury deficit passed $2,000,- , t . ' 4 opments before saying "yes" or coming to take me out after dinner, He held hla hand up. They grab­ "Oh, I hope you'll be safe and' Wanted - Pets —Poultry*^tock 44 ture of experience and types of "no’’ Anally on the tax Issue. and looked out. Then she said, slow­ 000,000 today for the first time in bed It and pulled him right out of sound,” said Goldy. "Dc be careful." Pot 8 ai^ —.MlaeellaaeoBS cars on which you have worked, ly: “I’m 20, Amy." and I’d have to hurry through It, the current fiscal year. the pit. The hunter then said, "We Articles for Sale ...... 46 anyhow." Then brave Scouty dashed away. write Box N, care The Herald. Perhaps the only blind basketball "I’m 25," Amy said, "and I’m still The dally condition statement, as will )iave to fix the trap again. He grabbed the small bear on Boata and Acceasorles ...... 46 "All right," said Julia Into the of January 14, showed the govern­ Building Materials ...... team in existence was organised having A Tot of fun." “The twigs and brush have tum­ the run. The beast appeared to 47 mouthpiece. "I’d like to come, ment had spent since July 1, $2,- Diamonds—Watches—Jewelry 41 among blind students at the Ala­ Julia turned. "Maybe you are,” Peter.." bled through, and th.-t means there think It fun. "Why, look," said Biectrical Appliancea—%Hadio .. 41 she said cruelly, "but Its not the 007,323,193 more than its Income. Is work to do. Let’s hurry! Beasts Windy. “That wee bear appears Fuel and Feed ...... x bama Institute for Deaf and Blind When she replaced the Instru­ 49 kind of fun I want. Amy, I don’t Aggregate outlays were $4,027,- come by this very spot, lad, now to want to play." Garden — Farm—Dairy Products 60 at Talladega In 1929. Players were ment In Its cradle she was facing 531,507: collections, $2,020,208,403. Houaahold Oouds ...... n guided by bells attached to the play­ want to be George Woodford’s and then.” Amy's smile. “I’m not weakening," The deficit for the comparable ’I'U say they do! Look over Machinery and Tools ...... 61 ers and the goal. secretary until I’m old. I’ll—I’ll >>0 she told A m y.. "I happen to know (Scouty and the bear stage a fun­ Musical Instruments ...... 6| period last year was $1,813,042,228. there," wee Duncy cried. "I see ny dance In the next story.) Offloa and Store Equipment 64 I Business \ pedals at the Stores ...... II Wearing Apparel—Furs ...... 67 TXLBB $. $ Mr. Wanted—To Buy ...... || ALLEY OOP Party Plans Maawa Beard Motels iBeaorta OPPORTUNITIES By H A M U N SALESMAN 8AM Maatearaata Two centrally located stores a l l e y -IT SEEMS U kE AM A Near-Family Retmion Booms Without Board is 1 THINK OOPS SU5GESTIOM SWELL/ ILL INVITE POOR WELL.OF OOURSK, Boarders Waatwd ...... i s . a for rent. One suitable for AWRJL WASTE TO COOK IS JUS' SWELL- ON TH' MOO • 1 HAD THIS GBMRAPHY Country Board—Raaorta fu OL' GUZ-HE'S ALL BUSTED G u s 's luu ch I barber shop. Steam heat THAT NICE DIMOSAUK OUT IF THAT» THB Book insidc mt rants lOil l v a Go - . ty DlOyATA»« TubeLL, f <5or ^ X rarcH so hie HotaU—Baatauraata ...... ii VIAN PITS, WE CAN COOK T PIECES, AN' IT MIGHT 0)1 LL VA Goii>£KTO TH' STABUft ^ W anted— R oom s—Board ...... i t supplied. HERE IM THIS JUWGLE — WAT YOU FEEL ALLTHKHMS Msstl HE AM’ (S e t HISo Bt o a w h is Baal Batata Fes Meat Apartaaou. FlatA Tenements., u w e C O U LO JT 0EGIM TO ABOUT m ! DIDWT HlWT ME, BUT 5U M (>S1 Bualnaa» LbcaUona for Rant ... 14 TO RENT Mooses tor Rent ...... |6 WHAT HE DID TD ASIA ■aburban for Rent ...... 6< F n i : ROOMS, IXmTfSTAIBS. MINOR IS NOeOD^'S Bumaer Homes for Rant ....«» 47 AT $15.00 PER MONTH. 7 / / '; ft ted to Rant ...... u Inquire of Supl. at 26 Birch S t BUSINESS Baal Batata Fev Sale Apartment Building for Sate ... «• or Call for Information at 7 P. M Baalneaa Property for Sale .r.*. 70 Farms and Land for Sale ...... 71 Booses for Sal* ...... 71 Reliable Realty Co. Lota for ...... 71 126 Temple S t Hartford fitoMrt Property for Bata ...... 74 Phone 7-5119 iuburban for Bala T6 B ^ Batata for Bzcharga 76 •^•■tod— Raal Batata ...... 71 , Aarflaa Lagal Bottoea Urat Notlcea ...... H Retd The Herald Advs. am$w>i6*iMwc$,w>c

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